The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-19
'enian Prisoners Discharged.
urOpean News by Atlantic
Cable. ~ a
NEW YORK.
bnyictl0n for Murder ~ Immense
Frauds on the Revenue Depart
Marine Disasters.

New YoRK, Nov. Tin the SUI
Ieme Court Chambers yesterday,
adge Sutherland decided that the
scretion Of the Board of Excise
granting tavern licenses, was alb
lutte and final, aud that the court
bnld not interfere to compel them
produce evidence 10 show upon
hat grounds they had refused a Ii
nse to n person of alleged improper
laracter.
The storm which prevailed on
lursday night and yesterday morn
proved very damaging in its effects.
le wharves and piers were seriously
iured. One hundred feet of the
iarf 1T the foot of Clarkson Street
We way, aud fell ip.a The rear. Of q
ilding in process of erection
4 blown down and crushed through
lwelling house. No body was IN
red.
The trial Of Baine, the alleged pi-
q of the chesapeake, went over for
present In courts Of Brooklyn, on
lount of the inaceessibility Of wit
sses.
The Herald has the following from
ra Cruz, OF the LIST: Maximilian
IN his way back 90 the capital. 1t
'umored that Marshal Bazine sent
word that if he attempted TO leave
xico without permission he would
placed in arrest, and he or
cd the commander of the Austrian
ate not to let Macmillan embark
his vessel.
'he Heraid's Chihuahua CORES
ldence, October I'D, says; Presi-
i Juarez is sanguine of the speedy
cuation Of the French invaders.
!. Armada was marching on Du-
go with one thousand men, there
NC already 1900 men engaged in
ieging that place. Is
uarez declares he will never con-
} TO saddle the French debt on the
ntry |
he Heraids Havana correspond
D, 10th inst, says: Gen. Miramon
arrived, on his way to Mexico,
ing obtained the necessary per-
sion from Macmillan.
he World has the following:
oNDoN, Nov. 10, evening.-united
les Consul Morse publishes in the
spapers to-day letter, in which
explains the agreement between
American Government and Fra
Trenholm a. Go. He states that
title of the United States to all
federate property IL therein fully
gnized, and that said property is
eet to legal liens for advances.
Ew York, Nov. 1.-THE trial OF
" O'Brien for the murder Of Kate
ii. was concluded in the Court of
eral Sessions yesterday; the jury
Tered u verdict OF murder in the
degree. ~
,Rw York, Nov. 1.-THE Gov
.nent Revenue officials in Brook.
are investigating o series OF
DIS of q stupendous character,
h have been perpetrated on the
nue. in the business Of distilllng
ky and alcohol. A short time
two distilleries we're seized In
don, and the other in Brooklyn,
owned by a company of Germans,
II n Athhto hNAHk Ah AH@ $780,
matter was compromised withthe
eminent, by the payment of SAB,
FOR the release Of the ,distilleries.
owners then went to work osten-
usly to manufacture burning fluid,
lhieh there is no duty, but the
srnment detectives have been
hing them closely, and yesterday
) distilleries, as well as two Others
ew York, and one in New Jersey,
ID by the same company, were
ID.
is said the manufacture of burn.
luid was a sham, that alcohol was
He'd and then mixed with abou
er cent Of spirits of turpentine
Eve other chemicals which givel
"a appearance of burning fluid
ais condition it was taken from
H. distillery by n simple chemica
Nj ess. The turpentine and othe
IL ures we're afterwards taken frou
casks and the remainder was al
/, worth four dollars per gallon
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