The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-11
NEW YORK.
Understanding between Gen. Castel-
man and Macmillan. nf-.

New York, Jan. 10.-A New Or
leans telegram says the revenue cutter
MeCulloch has been ordered to Ha-
vana, to await sealed orders The
mission is thought to be connected
with Assistant Secretary Seward's
mission.
Governor Wells, in the coming ses
sion of the Legislature, will recon-
mend the employment of penitentiary
convicts in constructing railroads and
ether public works saata
New YORK, Jan. 10.-A New Or
leans telegram dated the 9Th, states
that Gen. Castelman and Maximilian
have made a secret understanding.
which does not unfavorably effect the
formal RESTORATION Of J Juarez to the
Presidency by the middle of Febru-
ary.ss. s.s.sfsz,EE sHaaszsF s~E
A dispatch says arrangements have
been made to have all the cOlored,
troops soon out of louisiana " M"'
.Fsaos, $50 NEW York, Jan TO-
The undersigned take pleasure. in.
announcing to the newspaper press of
the United States, and to the public,
that the differences which have lately
existed between themselves, the news,
papers, and athe news organizations
which they represent, have been adj
justed satisfactorily to all parties. 1t
is q part of this adjustment that all
the newspapers of the country are re-
stored to their former amicable rela-
tions to the New York associated
press, the World returning to mem
bership in the associated press; that
the United States and European News
Association, whose contracts with
their entire company, and lease of the
New Orleans & Balize telegraph, are
transferred to the Associated Press
withdraws from that part of their
business which includes the sale of
news to newspapers, and that con-
tract for the mutual exchange of news
has been executed between the New
York Associated Press and the Wes-
tern Association. This adjustment
will take effect Saturday night, Jan.
II, 1867.
[Signed] NJ. G. PRIME,
President New York Press.
MoNTo MARBLE,
err ~ ~ The World.
JAS. f. RALLANTIGNE,
Chicago Republican.
RICHARD SMITH, N. HABsTED and
j. NEsDAL, for the Western. Associa-
ton .'}'H - Rta " .ee-
New YoRK, Jan. 10.-The steam
ship Rising Star, from Aspinwall,
brings $S7, ,764 in treasure. -
Forty-six United States soldiers,
sent to San Francisco via Nicara-
qua, died ON their passage. of cholera,
which was said to be raging there.
California passengers arrived via that
| route. 1 T.t
The u. s. Minister, Rousseau, had
been received by the Honduras Gov
ernment. Honduras and Nicaragua
have entered into treaty of peace
and amity.
A terrible explosion of powder
factory occurred in Herradeora, Costa
Rica, by which five women were blown
| 10 atoms. The accident was caused
by woman dropping ashes from a
cigar into the powder.
General Mosquera resigned the
Presidency of Columbia, to the Su-
preme Court, giving, as his reasons,
that he would be unable to replenish
| the exhausted treasury, which had
been robbed of millions of dollars by
false certificates; that the clergy are
! in rebellion against the Executive,
and that it is the general desire to
make way with him by assassination.
The Supreme Court refused to accept
the resignation. ssa48