The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25

The Daniros distrust each other
and refuse te attend the Conference
| / Chinese advices say that the Mo-
Fhamedans in Kiangsi captured four
Iatowns. baa 'lssf5'As-iie5 A4
IbsAgreat fire ACQUIRED at Tienstin; /;
loss, 300, 900 taelssrs afe fus u. dtiu
New YORK, Feb. 24.-Rev. DIR.
McHarron, Arch Deacon of the
Catholic Diocese of New York, died
Yesterday. s9vi9smsa3 nofI 5tf2e1
an rAniimportant test case will shortly
come before the Supreme, Court, to
determine whether Certificates of In
debtedness are to be deemed taxable
as United States securities. is. s",
risAtman namedsN 7. j. Wills has been
arrested on, a, charge of passing a
fraudulent redistillation bond with
the intention of defrauding the
Government. About 100 barrels Of
whisky are involved slsani ,sis9T9ini
! Another Keno bank was seized
yesterday, on Nassau Street, and
twenty one persons arrested. ]. =
The papers state that the Duuder-
berg Is speed as regards sailing qualia
ties. and suitableness for naval asero
vice, has proved very satisfactory sdi
Havana correspondence per steam
eis Manhatten, states that the sound
ing for the ucables1betweenl Cuba aud
Florida is. completed, and that a. newe
cable will be, laid next November. ~ Al
sub b-marine mountain 5000 feet high, ]
was discovered while making sound, 4
ingssf The average depth of water was
5,lQ0 feet. Es3ds 5on oh sw IL SIa1
A Richmond dispatch eintimates
that Virginia may possibly be the first
one of the Southern States TO fall into
line under the new Congressional
plan of reconstruction sn lsaDo "a
I Coy. sPierpont was in council with
the State Senate last evening, and adj
vised a speedy endorsement of the !
PLAN bHis views seemed to meet
with general APPRECIATION 1t is gem
orally believed, that the Legislature
will pass bill calling a convention
Of the people, and accepting negro
suffrage upon the terms of the bill
HAVANA Feb. 20. l. A French
steamer arrived here on the 18th,
with dates from. Vera Cruz toithel
18th, and from the City Of Alsxiooste !
The report that President Juarehzs |
had been takenepgisonere grew out of 4
an, unexpected attack made by MirAta
mon with 5000 men, upon Zalatecas;
iMiramon's official dispatch says that !,
iJuarez escaped owing to the velocity
of his carriage. asne19a4 50 nAo y iNi
Eseobede arrived upon uthe1 scene
the next day, gave, battle. to tMiramenoI
at San Jacinto, and completely. ront- !
ed him, taking 5000 prisoners and !
capturing all his artillery. sdj,fo d9aa1
Lieehgas the Imperial Commander
of Guanajuata, had been defeated Ibyl
Ryncon Gallaredo. and that the ethyl
had fallen into the hands Of the Lib
erals.G;GeYf af5 "oss oisVN AoaeTi
MakimilianlsM Minister, Taberawith !
a strong brigade, was routed 3while9l
coming from Talaco, to reinforce the 1
Capital, and left $50 on the field of
battle9usrd dt0e ynlrk14 AhAsii8i's
g MARQUEE was reported to have
10, 600, men at the City Of Mexico, of
whom 1000 were armed, s an IaJ
+" Eight hundred. soldiers of the gar
rison of Puebla had declared for the I
Republic and gone with Zamacona, /
and it was expected that as, soon as !
the, French left, the remainder would
take possession of the city and pro,
nounceifor Juarezl il9'hl'' -! ~ 80
q Gems. Castelman,t Depotier, Madam
Bazaine, and others, have arrived here
on French steamer. Several MEM
bers of Maximilian's Ministry were
also among the passengers. 9.''' ~
Marshal Bazaine arrived at PHebla |
on the 9Th inst. q64 siis odi - siIivsnal
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