The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04
NEW YORK.
Important European Intelligence
Mexican NeWs-Cheyenne. Indians
Cross the Platte-Grand Prize Race
in Paris-Surratt's Trial, &c.

NEW YORK, june 3d.-The Her
aids special says that the Gar Alex
ander comes from Berlin direct. where
he was entertained by King William,
of Prussia, and accorded interviews
to Count Bismarck. He had visited
Copenhagen previously.
The Herald's Panama special says
that the Government officials of Pan
anna held meeting, at which it was
. resolved to declare the Isthmus in
dependent of Federal rule.
The late intelligence from Bogota
is confirmed by the mail to arrive
from the interior of Columbia on the
10Th inst
The Herold's New Orleans special
says: eas5
The Juarez official paper at San
Louis Potosi has recently published
all the official correspondence relative
to the safety of Macmillan. and COM
ments in manner that would seem
to imply that the Arch Duke would
receive no mercy. Juarez's Generals
have strongly protested against any
leniency towards him; and it is be-
lieved this publication in the official
organ is with view to the justifca-
ton of the future course of the Mex
lean President in consenting to his
execution.
Gen. Sturin, the Mexican here who
resides on Staten Island, was sere-
naded by his Mexican friends on Sat
urday night. In his remarks he said
Juarez could not save Macmillan, as
the people demanded retaliation for
his barbarous decree General 5.
also said Mr.. Seward had shown sys-
tematic opposition to the Liberals
because near relative of his was
connected with an Imperial express
The HI raids Fort Laramie special
says the Southern Cheyennes crossed
the South Platte yesterday morning,
going north. They attacked Pole
Greek Station, thirty-six miles west
of Fort Sedgwick, this morning, one
hundred strong. and drove off four
mules. An Indian was killed.
Gen. Augur, with reinforcements, 1
is on his way to this post
The Heralds special says that Gov.
Perry has written another letter, in
which he says that confscation is
preferable to the negro s
Gen. Pope has been petitioned by
five hundred negroes TO remove the
Mayor and City Council of Savan-
nah, on the ground that colored men
cannot obtain justice from them
1t is said that the Russian royal
party will extend its visit to London.
The Emperor of Russia will be at
tended during his stay in Paris by |
Prince Gortschoff, his Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
The Cars eldest sister, the Grand |
Duchess Maria, of Russia, has been
in Paris since the 10Th of May, ac
companied by her son, the present |
Duke of Leachtenburg.
King William and Count Bismarck,
at PRUSSIA, are expected Immediately. |
King Victor Emanuel, of Italy, and |
the Vicesory of Egypt will, it is said,
reach Paris within three days from
the present date
The grand prize race de Paris, of
$4,000 francs, with the Emperors, the
most eagerly sought for results of the
French turf, were run for to-day in
the Bols de Bologne, and won by the
horse Fervaegues. There were at
east 100000. persons, hailing from
every nation on the earth, present on
the occasion. Fervaegues and Patri-
eian ran a dead heat the first time.
but the next, which decided the race,
was won by Fervaegues easily. The
Emperor Napoleon, the Gar of Rus.
sia, the Grand Duchess Maria of Rus
sia, the King and Queen of the Bel
sians. Princess Murat and other dis
tinguished personages were present
on the Emperor's stand. Napoleon
and the Gar took walk through theI
crowd to see the horses.
The Herald's special says the coun-
sci for the prosecution have decided
TO adhere to the Indictment for MUIR
der found in Snrratt's case, and to
a abandon all intention of trying him
On charge of conspiracy The trial
will therefore come off one week from
tomorrow.
NEW YORK, June 3-Two thous-
md seven hundred and fifty emigrants
nave arrived here since saturday,
Capt. John p. Bankhead, JCaS.
Navy, died April. 9th, on the Bengal
steamer Simoia, of Alden.
Clarkson Stanfield. the well-known
cainter,, died in England May 21st,
lnd not Stanfeld, member of Parlia-
nent, as reported by the cable.