The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-21

army. aud the wnole of Corona's 5, with
the exception o. 3 900 cavalry sent to
Jaiisco to bring Gen. Lozada 10 terms,
have reinforced Gen. Diaz, who could
any day carry the capital by assault
ii hesehose. dEAJ ipt M o'os1iap} f'Oz
The Herald's Philadelphia special
says the front wall cf large building
fell, about twenty minutes to one
0 clock, burying IN the ruins and kill
ing Jno. Lutz, member of the Hi
] bernia. Engineaand a member -of, the
Franklin Company, boy, and ire
man, said to be member of the Co
! lulnbia HoseCo9 1t is rumored that
five were killed in all, but one re-
ported killed is still alive, though. no
hopes esarelentertained of his recoxery,
There were some eighteen or twenty
wounded, several Seriously, 4 he Hi,
bernia Engine, the oldest FIRE com
pany in the department, had several
of their members severely injured.
The firemen complain that to- the in
efficiency of the police is the loss of
life due. v ,-ssss !.
The Herald's correspondence from
Ireland states sDpositively that James
Stephens had Just paid a visit to Dub
lin and returned to France. after at
tempting to defend his course in a
Fenian Council In Dublin there was
no hopes for the cause The writer
states, as a result of the Fenian move
ment, the, United States will this year
| gain an abundant supply of the most
valuable emigrant labor from ireland.
| The Times says report was receiy
ed in Havana just as the steamer
Eagle left, that Santa Anna landed
at Vera Cruz onthe 4th; was land
| ed but compelled toembark. He then
went to Sessal where the Liberals cap-
! tured him. He was subjected to mil
itary trial and sentenced to be hanged
on the 9Th. 80
The Herat IS special says that Chief
Justice Chase has decided that parties
South owing debts North, who paid
Confederate receivers, are not, dis
! charged Of their obligations.
The Tribune special says the Pres
ident has been informed of the arrival
OF Santa Anna in Mexico. ~.
The Tires special says Mr.. Camp
bell IN re Sponse to an order to pro-
ceed to Mexico, said his health was
such that he could not, and that if
the case was was so urgent it could
not be delayed, he would resign
The Tim s special says there is very
little doubt but the president will
soon issue an order restraining tie
military commanders in the South
| from all action declared to be illegal
| by Stanberry's opinion, although it is
| known that Secretary Stanton has ad-
| xrrS.ai ac tha 10
that the issue Of the order will be a
waste OF paper. for, admitting that
Congress viii meet in July, it is GER
tain that the Military Act viii Be
| thorougiy revised, it does not follow
that the military commanders will be
instructed to re-instate the officers re-
moved by them, but is probable that
General Sickles will be ordered to re-
woke his orders regulating and pre-
scribing rules of evidence in the courts
of the Carolinas.
The Connecticut Senate passed an S
hour law. 1t has already passed the
House, and goes into operation on the
lst OF January next.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The report
that work on the Union Pacific rail-
road would have to be stopped unless
more protection was afforded, is con-
tradicted by the officers of the COM
pany.
NEW YORK, june 20.-It is intend
ed by the Masonic fraternity of this
! city, to honor President johnson, on
/ his visit tomorrow, with an escort oi
the kight .Templars.a2 Las q ~
Chas. Potter, captain of the bark
Eagle, was brought before the United
States Commissioner this morning
/ charged with having caused the death
of John Emery, cook on the vessel
on the voyage from New York te
France, by cruelty and inhuman treat
| ment. ~ EtsA Araa 4 -
Jeremiah Ablito was sentenced te