The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

dlscOuntenaDce any attempt on the
part Of any race or class to assume
practical control of any branch of the
Government, to the exclusion of any
race or color. g
The HerQld,,s special says ex-Gov-
ernor Brown, of Georgia, recently
made a speech at Milledgeville, in
which he-said thatif the State should
refuse to vote to hold a Convention,
Congress would disfranchise all those
who voted againstiit. -.
The Tibune's special says that Sen
ator Henderson, Chairman of the In
dian Committee, who hasabeen out on
the Plains with General Hancock,
says that half the. reports .esconcerning
the Indian demonstrations are false,
and gotten up to make money by putt
ting the Governmental to cost. 1t cost
the Government in 1865, twenty nine
million dollars to carry on the In
dian war. and three millions alone
was paid to one, firm on the Kansas
border for transportation parties, with
whom the, newspapers scouts and
traders are engaged in prompting the
Indians to hostiiities.
NEW York, June 1.-THE steamer
Why vi <AntW6JPs JILL A|AfOA POOi OA
the 9th, and Queenstown on the 9th.
arrived to-day. The news is as gen.
orally anticipated. A Berlin paper
states that a. change of notes has
taken place between France and
Prussia with reference to the oecupa-
ton of, Rastadt, by the Prussian,
troops. Prussia reserves it to her
self on the. principal of the right tor
garrison the fortress. by an under
Standing with tie sovereign of Ras-
tadt, but declared that there was at
present no question of taking practi-
cal adva ntage of that right. 1t is
added that eFran nee accepts the last.
and gave no,confrmation to the first
portion of the Prussian declarations :
NEW York, june IL. .AThe 8steam-
ship Persia brings Paris papers to
the Sthy inclusive of papers of the
7th, describing the visit of the Gar
to the, Exposition, on the 9TH. He,
also accompanied Napoleon to the
Hotel ,des Invalids and TO the tomb of
Napoleon /. They also give accounts
of the ceremonies of the reception of
the King of Prussia, and suite, in
Guiding Bismarck and Gen. Maltke..
Some little cheering was done outside
the railroad stations, but along the
line very little manifestation to the
King was accorded.
A petition was presented to the
French Senate that all mothers be
constrained to nurse their children
themselves, and in, order to enable
poor women to do so, aid might be af-
forded them at !. their own houses.
The Senate refused to. entertain the
first portion thereof. s-s..aa.
A dispatch from Constantinople in
connection with the property law in.
received. There had been some dis
turbance in that city and some arrests
made. - - rs-u a14sar
The French papers of the 9Th are
filled with details of the attempt to
assasinate the Gar, most of which
was anticipated by the cable dis
patches. s%
New YORK, June 1.-THE steam
ers Perriere, from Brest on the Sth,.
City of Cork and Tarifa, from Liver :
pool, and Midway, from Antwerp.
have arrived.
The war on unmuzZled dogs has
commenced. 1I1n a
The prize tight at sNewtown on
Sunday, between Patrick Cliffor d and
Patrick. Mooney, lasted forty
minutes, twenty one rounds being
fought. Clifford was the victor.
a.,Tom Dunn and Conners fought at
Weehawken on Sunday Eleven
rounds were fought, Conners proving
victorious. -, -.
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