The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-28
NEW YORK.
$3.50 e.%N
Arrival Of Steamer-LOndOn Press
on American Affalrs-Damage Dy
FlOOds-The Quebec Subscription
From SaxOmy- From Paraguay
Great Sale OF tOal. 81.

NEW York. Nov. 27.-The' Della.
ware. Lackawana & Western Railroad
Co, sold to-day 10000 tons of Scran--
ton coal. The different varieties sold
alta decline varying from 45c TO 81 40
per ton. The coal is delivered at
Elisabethport in tons OF 2,24O pounds,
Lump sold at an average OF pa oOi
steamboat 81 25; egg "a 30; CRATE
81 80; chestnut So 80.
New YORK, Nov. 27.-The steamer
Sciota, from Liverpool on the 18th,
via Queenstown 18th, has arrived.
The Morning aHereld, of London,
advocates the consideration of the
pending questions between the United
States and Great Britain, even by
arbitration.
The London Times says Her Ma
jesty's Government contemplates en-
powering commissioner to inquire
into the operation of the neutrality
laws and to- report on the. possibility
of amending them so as to bring them
into more complete conformity to in
ternational obligations. This inquiry
will not preclude future steps with re-
/ gard to the adjustment of the Ala
bama claims, which are still under
consideration by the Government, and
must be entertained on their own
merits.
ler Much damage has been done by
| floods in Lancanshire and I yorkshire.
A subscription for the sufferers by
the Quebec fire has been started at
Liverpool; the London list had
reached 917,0O0.
| At the sitting of the Saxon Cham
| Der off, Deputies, on the 10Th, the
Minister declared in the most
i positive, manner that Saxony had
concluded no alliance with Aus
| tria before or during the war.
The Minister added that Saxo-
ny had faithfully observed the prom
ise to that effect. egs!
| Advices from Paraguay state that
the defeat of the allies at Curapati
caused a complete disunion among
the leaders of the alliance. 49,
| Gen. Flores had been in Montegi-
deo since. the 29th of September.
Gen. Mitre had evacuated CuFussa
and left with the rest of the army fol
Luzenty. He had refused to avail
himself of the Brazilian transport:
for the conveyance of his troops.
New York, Nov. 27.-The thirc
rail on the Great Western Railroad
to enable cars on the New York Cen
. trail and Michigan Central roads t.
run on it will be soon laid. Th'
Great Western and other roads ar
then to put a through freight line be
tween New York, Boston and thu
4 West, to be known as the Blue Line
The Buffalo Commercial Aduertise
says: We have private intelligence
: from Washington that Thad. Steven
has called caucus of Republican
!, members of Congress to meet Thurs
. day to bring about concert of acto
II for impeaching the President.
: New YoRK, Nov. 27.-Inyestiga
: tions of the illicit distillery bushes
e in this city still continue, and, uo-da
: additional distilleries and a quantlt
si of whisky were seized and confiS
e Gated. at 81 !
!: The streets are full of rumors tn
o evening as to our relations with Ems
/ land. Mexico, &C.; but though thes
J. 1oare pretty well understood to- be. tt
" mere invention of speculators, the
y have used them with success to ru
y up the price Of gold, Several parti'
9 who bought at 1394 last week are no
enabled to sell out at handson
d profit. ..,.a
Ds HAvRE, Nov. 27, noon-The Gel
eral Trans Atlantic Company stear
es er, Pierre, which left New York q
at the 18th instant, arrived at this po
.6 early this morning.
e. New YORK, Nov. 29.-Private d
ed patches from London to-day quo
re i. S. Five -Twenties at 705. ai
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