The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12
NEW YORK, June 11.-Ten vessels

NEW YORK, June IL Ten vessels
carrying over four thousand passen-
gers, came into this port yesterday.
They were found to be In good sani-
tary condition, and allowed to pass at
Quaran tine without detention.
The cholera isreport ed. to have dis
appeared from nearly all parts of the
world. ~ of2isH
A daring burglary was discovered
yesterday morning at the bonded
warehouse of Meyer & Smith, 395 and
3l7 Greenwich Street, whence S11, 600
Worth of goods were carried eff The
thieves must have been in possession
OF the premises for thirty4six hours.
The Herold's Queretaro CORES
'pondent, of May 26th says that Gen.
Lopez, who let the Liberal troops into
the e city, received $4,000 for his
treachery. No disposition has been
made of Maximilian and the bulk of
those Captured with him. General
Escobedo bad Issued an order that all
officers who should secrete them
selves, and who failed to surrender
within twenty hours, would be
summarily shot when captured. Gen.
Mendez failed to give. himself up. and.
was captured on Saturday. night He
wasgshpt early on Sunday morning.
Col. MAKING Gampas. ! gcommander
'of Maximilian S body guard, attempt
ed to escape with four thousand dol
lars, when the surrender took place.
lie, was captured and immediately
shot. All the French officers are mis-
sing. Maximiiians continues iii from.
adysentery. He had a very violent at
tacknon the eve after the capture. and
has. been unwell ever since.
The Heraids Springfield Mass.
special says - sss's.' - 2 'A-''7-a1 Is 7
The loss by the Fariffville fire will
not exceed six hundred thousand dol
ars; insured for four hundred and
twenty-five thousand.
Ten mills, ten tenement and board
ing houses, and two stores were burn
ed, the whole the property of the
Hartford Carpet Company.
The fire threws seven igahdred per-
sons out of employment.
zl Advices from Yokohofna state that
all doubts respecting the opening of
the great Southern port of Japan on
the first of January next, are now re-
moved. .sss .assa t-s5ss esss.
The Herald's Montreal special
says: axYruvTx sFlgg
Dion and Nc Dewitt played a billiard
match for the championships of Amer.
lea and two thousand dollars last
night, Dion winning by score of
fifteen hundred to eight hundred and
sixteen s7+s-es-....s
The Times special says that on Sat
urday last the UnitedAStates Treasury.
held the largest amount rof money
ever held t-any' one time since the
organizations of the erGovernment to /
wit: :. $50, ,0Ga,000, of which $1O2.-
600. 600 were gold and S78. 1000. 600
were currency. This amount was re-
dnced TO $10,00o,000 to-day by the
of the June compounds
and interest. and on the 18th will be
reduced S9,000,000 by the interest on
the June 7-30s
The Quaker City, with the Holy9
Land excursionists, sailed last even
ing.
8 New YORK, June / The steamer
Arizona. with California dates to the
18th, and S659,000 treasure, arrived
at Prescott.
United Consul Guayaquil is
dead ae.1 sal SOS
Musquera had dispersed the Col
ombian Congress, and arrested num-
Der of members. The country is de-
clared in state of war; Isthmus yet
tranquil. a. asa .4sIsf2hf 81
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