The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

Governor Wrlght-COunagras
a0ss 100000 woman MURDER
/. Her Ghiid-+A Father Murders His
Daughter.
New YonK, May ia large hat
factory Of Doubleday II Co, ut WAN /.
aronoek, was burned few days ago
Noarly thousand persons are thrown
out Of employment. Loss, 10000.
Fullyinsured.
young woman named Ann Reed
murdered her illegitimate child short
ly after It's birth, u week ago. She WINS
arrested at Flushing, and hns since
died in Jail. t'lH
The remains Of young lady named
| Addie Goodonough. supposed to have
been murdered by her father, some
months since, at Brandon, Vt. have
boon found on Chittenden Mountain,
four miles from home, in u good state
OF preservation.
Con. Sedgwiok IL on his way homo
from tho Rio Grande, to report for
| final muster out. He professcs 20
have papers showing that tho oecupa-
tiop of Matameras was in obedience
to ordors-iIuplied If not expressed.
Among these arc said to be letters Of
congratulation and thanks from Jua-
roz and others.
A Montreal dispatch says reports
are circulated that arms have been
collected on tho frontier at different
points.
New Yong, May ia cable
dispatch to tho Herald, dated the
18th, says.
Notwithstanding tho satisfactory
solution Of the Luxomburg question,
by treaty arrangement, fears are on
tertained and generally expressed.
that tho war has been merely post
ponod by the work of tho diplomat
lists. Warliko preparations are still
actively carried on in France, Gorma-
ny, Russia aud Greece.
II iH said that before the close Of
tho Peace Congress u proposal will be
addressed by England TO all the pow
ers inclined TO belligorent action, In
which Queen Victoria will recon.
mend and urge general diBarma-
ment. Should this bs entertained,
another Congress will probably
assemble in London to secure its for
NAL adoption and uniform execution
by ull the great powers, but IL IL
thought even this proposition will not
be successful IN securing the main
tonanco Of peace. The fourth militia.
ry oobseription during this. year has
boen put IN foroo in Greece, by which
tho Greek army has been increased
10000 men. The condition of tho
navy IL alao engaging serious eonsid-
Grafton The Greek Goyotnment has
large enrolment OF soamon now Ia
process Of completion.
Artelekramlfrofn Berlin announces
tho death Of Gov Wright, on tho
llth, Of dropsy. lio rallied short
time previous to his death and IL was
thought he would recover, but he
commenced to aink rapidly on tho
night Of tho 10th, and expired noxt
morning no \ O'clock.
The New York steamers Harmo-
MIA aud Now York, from Southamp.
ton tho lat, have arrived.
The Irish land tenure bill was dis.
onssod at length in tho British House
of Commons.
Mr. Gregory moved m amondmen.
declaring that no bill of any kind
could be acceptable which did not
provide for the adoption Of n system
Of license in Ireland.
Tho French Secretary expressed |
warm gratitude 90 Queen Vic |
torIa, whose personal intervention |
would prevent great calamity Of war, |
aud would tend To draw closer bonds |
Of amity between the two countries.
The Queen OF Spaiu sold almost all |
Of her Jewels. in London. A single |
diamond watch aud chain brought |
u 900 pounds sterling
II is reported but denied, that Cara
baldi, in an interview with Ralazzi,
stated that France still continued TO
prepare for war, and that troops were
arranged 40 M To be concentrated nj.
most Immediately. but opinions gen
orally favored peace.
The King of Prussia aud Bismarck
aro expected to Walt Paris after tho
close Of the Prussian Chambers.
In tho Kings speech ut the opening
thereof no said they met To ratify
national unity. The newly coniedora-
tion only includes States of North
Germany, but an intimate national
Southern German States. The vivid
consciousness of. tho South German
Governments and populations; the
dangers of German dissention, and
the necessity 10 form national
unien, which constantly finds moro
decided expression throughout tho
whole of Germany, will assist to
hasten the solution Of that important
task. Tho united strength of tho ma
ton will be entitled to and be com
peient to guarantee to Germany tho
blessings Of peace and 'he efieetual
protection Of her rights and interests.
With this Insurance NV rovernmaut