Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
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NEW YoRx. April 16.-TLe car slrike
continues on ell the r9ads, an oc-
caaional car running oz Sixth avenue
| IA "a runiofed that the drivers are inclin.
ing to violence, and demonstrations will
be made to-day. to tear mp some OF the
roads. Police are stationed in tbs Farl-
ous precincts where the drivers congre-
gate The Treasurer Of the Third
avenue road published card this morns
ing. stating that the Company in the, last
five years has lost over $4,000.
The caulkers vino are striking for 3
reduction of hours of labor, have pub-
Siehed an address to the ahippFners, mer-
chants. and Others OF New York, stating
that The exorbitant bills made onthem for
repairs are the doings of the msstership
wrights and not the actual charges of
the caulkers themselves.
The funeral OF Gen. Lyman Van Bu-
rem took place in this city 10 day.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: An attempt was made last week
by the Federal troops stationed at Lees-
burg, to arrest the notorious guerrilla
John @. Mosby, in Confederate uniform.
Mosby took to the woods and thus avoid.
ed the guards who fred several shots.
The Northern Pacific Railroad, whose
projected route runs from Minnesota to
Oregon aud the Pacific coast, are asking
Congress to guarantee the interest on
fifty-seven millions Of dollars on their
bonds, to run twenty years.
The steamer Augusta is TO be sent to
Maine to preyentany revolution Of neu-
traiity laws by the Fenians.
A Washington special says the official
evidence 10 that Louis Napoleon 10 with
drawing his troops, and that MRximilian
is substituting Austrian ands Belgian re-
cruits .oasne
Some excitement has been caused here
by the discovery, In tho laat few'days, of
some gold quartz aboiIt fourteen miles
from here, on the PoiomEc.
The Herald's Eastport special Of the
18th says: Some afraed gehiens cap
tured an English Revenue Gag on Indian
Island last night. They belonged to the
crew Of the Fenian privhteer, from which
they lowered boat, and pfoceeded with
mufled oars under the gins of the war
ship Pylades, and In reach, at any time,
of the picket boats. Tbs flag was sur
pendered without shot beng fred. 1t
IL Believed there were no stadiera on the
island.
The U. s. gGnboat Winooake arrived
tbs morning, and anchored off the town.
Reports from Calais say that ten OF the
volunteers at st. Stephen q threw down
their arms in revolt, bnt were arrested.
A suspicious brig was caplnfed last
night by the U. s. Revenue cutter Ash.
uels. and was towed into the harbor to-
day 20
The Herald's Canada correspondent
Says THAI public indignation IN regard TO
the secret trial cf Murphy and bis men,
Ia openly demons rated all over Canada,
and sympathy for the prisoners is shereby
excited
The scare is extending. Itprevails
along Lake Erie's shores to ~ great on
extent as il does in New BFnnswick.
The people are flying to. our shores for
safety.
The Herald Washington special says:
Mrs G. O. Clay returned from Fort Mon-iI
roe, within the last few days, and has
laid before the President recommenda>
tions for the release Of her 6husband on
parole, from such officials as Gem Grant,
Senator Wilson and Stephens. They all
express the opinion that Mr. Clay will
observe bis parole, and his conduct in
voluntarially giving himself up to the au-
thDrities entities him 10 this much con-
sideration. His release at Fort Monroe
from confinement is expected in a few
days.