The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-23

ldl6ly. Uul AueyfN nave ~ LAT Gktdl1f
haen absorbed IL dr hcs.gll+ II - -laliia
cid Companies. We now heaf nat
another one, called the Mere aRts
iias8n Las beeN orgaalxed h
ia ls In
N II. President YIN. IS Seward.
Jr.. Vice President. The COMPANY
Intends, If 1t does not follow the new
organizations previously mentioned,
to run over the principal business
routes Of the country.
The Herolds Washington special
says It is understood that the Secre-
tary of the Treasury has under con-
sideration the subject of issuing pro- I
posals for new 5 per cent. loan.
The Her0Ids Washington specials
say Collector Smyth has replied to a
letter, addressed to him BY leading
Senator, in regard to certain allega-
tions that he had paid money to par
ties in Washington-among them
man who has recently started new
paper. In his letter, Mr.. Smyth en-
phatically denies that he has ever
paid a cent to a human being Cor
their influence for the Office He de-
nounces the whole statement as base
and malicious falsifcation.
New YeRK,April 21.--The TSmes's
Washington special says the Com
mittee on Elections will on Monday
take up the case from Ohio, of Toll
bett against Delano, the sitting mem
Iber.,,...Fs -.a,,ss.ss ss9sazIa bae nqgesa
NEw YoRK, April 21.-The steamer
England, which was quarantined at
Halifax, with cholera on board, has
reached this port.
The steamer Hibernia, from Glas-
goT, has arrived
The Washington Itspgssh says a
pIau for tho vault of the iHefan
cemetery. Tor the reception of the
Union dead, who fell on the battle
fields of Nirginia mas been apprewed
hy the feagrai ard t1a fief
naartern ot Department ad-
Fertises for propo tor its eonsfruc-
ton.
Five boys, named Henry Ketlar,
John Mccullough, Henry Scully,
Robert Holiday, and James McGee,
were committed for examination yes
terday, by Justice Chandler, on a
charge of being complicated In the
robbery of a box from the safe of
Messrs. Thomas e. Irwin & Son. No.
9 Broad Street, containing 81, ,784 in
gold coin, checks and stamps. The
first named confessed to having COM
mitted the robbery, and the others are
accomplices after the act was commit
ted. - ellasx 4, sH 10 gl9iT
New YORK, April 21.-The Span
ish minister appears to have con-
ceived suspicion against the steamer
La Oriental, and obtained an order
from Washington to detain her, but
too late Nobcjy else suspects her,
and there is no doubt she is engaged
in legitimate business.
The Board of Health have deter
mined to remove the cellar popula-
ton of New York and Brooklyn to
more healthy abedes, and establish
temporary cholera hospitals in va
rious parts of tie, two cities, for use
In case of necessity Il - ~
A special to the Philadelphia
Telegraph processes to announce, on
high authority, that JEFF. Davis is
soon to be released on parole, on the
same terms accorded to. &C. Clay.
| The Post says the most prominent
features of the Stock Exchange are
/ the revival of confidence and specula-
tive activity, and brokers report that
large volume of orders are coming
in from the outside public. The i'm
provement of Government credit has
suggested questions whether thes5 per
cent. bonds of the United States will
not sell for par before the time arrives
| when the 7-30'ss will mature, and be
fundable in 6 per cent. 500 bonds.
This opinion is held by eminent fnan-
cial authorities.
| The loan market is easy at 495 pei
cent.
.t The stock market is active, and
quotations advancing. Governments
strong.
New YoRK, April 21.-M. Pau
Ahassoss, Commissioner of the Rus
sian Government to the Western
I Union Telegraph Company, arrived
+ ho1 the Persia. After delivering hi
Fdispatches to, the Russian Minister a
n Washingtofi ya1d spending few day
4 atIthe Telegraph Company headquar
! ters, in Rochester, he will proceed t,
{ San Francisco, on the 1st of May, ant
. there join the expedition under Col
1 Buckley. which is preparing to star
0 for the Russian possessions with tn