The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-09
New YORK, Nov. 8.

New York, Nov. 8.
The Heralds Washington special
says: On Saturday last Senior Rome
70, the Mexican Minister, sent dis
patch to President Juarez, notifying
him that Hon. l.. ID. Campbell, the
United States Minister TO Mexico, and
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman, would arrive at
Vera Cruz within a fortnight. Mr..
Campbell is expected here tonight,
and will await the arrival of Gen.
Sherman, who will, probably, reach
here to- morrow. They will then have
an interview with the President, Gen.
Grant and the Secretary Of War, and
receive their final instructions, after
which they will Immediately depart
for New York.
Mr.. Campbell did not contemplate
leaving Ohio for this city for several
days yet, but Secretary Seward tele-
graphed him that he must be in readi-
ness TO sail on the 10th inst, from
New York, as the United States
steamer Snsauehanna is TO be ready
for her voyage on that date. V
Gen Sherman goes to Mexico, il is
understood, to remain only until the
Juarez Government is once more
completely re-established, so that in
case il should be found necessary to
use United States troops TO enforce
the supremacy of the Mexican Re-
public, an officer may be present of
sufficient prominence TO order the en-
trance of United States troops into
Mexico, and to direct their movements
when there.
The latest advices received by the
Government from Mexico are of such
nature as to lead to the belief that
Gen. Sherman will pot be called upon
to exercise the authority with which
he is vested, but his preseDce there
and the object of it being known, will
serve as an effectual check, it is
thought, lupon those who might
otherwise be disposed to resis: the
re-assumption of the Government by
President Juarez
Gen j. I'll. Simpson, Of the u. S.
A., President of the Board Of Commits
sioners of the Union Pacific Railroad
west of Omaha and its branches, has
just submitted to the Secretary of the
Interior the Commissioners report on
the eighth section Of the thirty miles
Of the road, extending from the 20th
to 270th miles post The report rep
resents the section completed and
equipped as a first class railroad, and
was yesterday submitted by the Sec
retary of the Interior to the Presi-
dent, with the recommendation that
the section be accepted, and bonds
and patents for land due the Company
be issued agreeably to law, which at
once received the approval and order
of the President.
The Times Washington special
says Those who expect Mr.. john
son to change his course in view of
the result of the recent elections will
be disappointed. He will leave the
question to the Southern people, and
ii they adopt the amendment he will
bow to the will of the people thus
lawfully expressed.
The Times special says: Instruc-
tions we're sent to Gen. Sheridan to
forward notice to Juarez of the sail
ing party on the Susquehanna, aud
that they would meet the Representa-
tives of the Mexican Government at
Vera Cruz, or some other accessible
point to be named by Juarez here
after.
A Boston special to the Times says
returns from all the towns IN the State
but nineteen give Bullock, for Gov
ernor, g., ,84 majority.
A special to the World from Mobile
saws that DR.. Steele has announced
himself as candidate for the u. ).
Senate from Florida, in opposition to
Gov. Marvin.
A large quantity of English iron
has been received at Pensacola, for
the rebuilding Of the Pensacola Rail-
way.
New Orleans advices report Cow
Wells absent at Charleston.
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