The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18
EXCITEMENT IN PLATTE CITY,
MISSOURI.
SEVERAL HUNDRDED REBELS IN.
-'9 2 . .sdl ARMS. a4
4 ALL UNION MEN DRIVEN OUT OF
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NEW SPECIALS.

NEW HOkA SPECkA1IS.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE follow
ing are the TTabune'S specials referred
to last night; saI3g +nuL
VIENNA, Sept. 13.-We are on the
verge of another war, which threat
ems to equal in extent that just ended
Austria shows bad faith in her me-
gotiations with Italy, and has made
unreasonable demands to which Italy
~ will not sub bmit. IL = Zyy
II = Austria has -over-charged the debt
of Venetia, and withholds Venetian
property which she was bound to
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''' BERLIN, Sept 14-Prussia has em-
phatically notified Austria that she
- will not suffer Italian heraldry to be
insulted and defrauded, and that if
Austria persists in her present course
PkAaUE, SEPT. 14AsFhe homeward ard
march of the Prussian troops has
been peremptorily rescinded, and the
generalization of the entire army
stopped.
.sl9tqJ p)RsEYsPEs, Sept a Am Everything
looks ike war.
There is no reply from Austria to
the notification of Prussia .,.al
1t is now but a question of. hours
& whether troops be again put in mo-
tion for Vienna. KI1-a3Allf 10.
q NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-The Herald
>. City Of Mexico correspondent, of Au-
gust 25th, says: ls,,.rl.s,
Macmillan is taking the conserva-
.-tives, to whom he gave the cold shout
= der in the early days of his Mexican
= occupation, into his confidence .5ss
80 Business was. at stand still, owing
e to the impassability of the roads. slI
1t is rumored that Marshal Bazine.
szs lis to leave Mexico in October, and
that Maximifan will accompany him.
's The Kingston, Jamaica, InUoice, in
: "a review Of the present situation Of
= affairs on the Island, says: y,
: At present public matters are car
: aried along likew by the current,
~ land the community live underacloud,
scarcely daring to loOkIthe future in
- sthe face. 4rrgn L0,,o1 NA
y We have had some heavy failures,
- throwing confusion and embarass
- the country Altogether things have
- -phatically exelaim to the mother
country, upon whose promised aid we
s can rely for salvation from our pres
- ent difficulties, social, political, agri-
> cultural and commercial, dls date Qua
sit0 dot. .I8aAkT a4I-fgags{ tte
A Herald's Fortress Monroe cor
u respondent says Mr.. Chandler, the
United States District Attorney for
Fortress Monroe, and Prosecutor of
Jeff. Davis in the coming trial, will
soon commence arranging his pro-
gramme of the trial on behalf of the
Government. The health of the
prisoner is improving, and he is said
to desire no Executive clemency be-
- -,,oo i (. Ra;r . nd imnartia1 trial 4 rae
A collision occurred yesterday morn
ing near the Desbrosses street ferry,
~ between the ferry boat d. s. Gregory
and the steamer George Washington.
Mrs. House residingin Hudson street,
-''" Jersey City. had foot crushed and
was otherwise injured. Her little
daughter was also badly bruised
.a.Yl Anna Croren, residing at Bonne, leg
4 fractured; VIM. Frazier and daughter
.lof bruised about the limbs, they reside
at Jersey City. an
-a ..a Four cases of cholera were reported
in this city yesterday, and one unoth-
.ccially reported in Brooklyn.
John G. Braine, the rebel nava
lieutenant who headed the party that
seized the steamer Chesapeke In De
cember, 1863, while going from Port
land to this city, has been arrested OF
a charge of murder, committed at tina
time in killing the engineer. From
q" documents found in the prisoner
possession it appears that he joined
an organization of secret character
in New Orleans last month. The or
ganization is called the Knights o
Arabia.
The Worlds Washington ,specia
says Secretary Seward is pronounced
by his physicians out of immediat
danger, and unless he has relapse,
a is thought he will recover sufficientl
to resume his duties in few days.
The Heralds New Orleans specia
says that meetings are being held owe
Mississippi and Louisiana in suppol
% of the Philadelphia platform. '1