The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-25
VERA CRUZ ABOUT TO SURREN-
DER TO THE LIBERALS.
ELECTION, IN NEW YORK.
Republicans Garry the Empire State
by 20, 600 Majority.
NEW YORK.

Latest Mexican INSTRUMENTATION
and Contradictions Of Liberal Sue
eesses-TrOubles in South America
and Hayti-SenatOr Wilson i'm Vir-
ginia-Negro Elected i'm North
Carolina-NeW fork Convention
ElectiOn--Decided Republican Tri-
Hmph-Registers i'm Bankruptcy
OfIicial Combinations - Alabama
Claims = Reconstruction Cases
Decision i'm the General Wool Suit
at BaltimOre-Preside to Fill
the Vacant Offices with Special
Agents-Neg0tiati0ns for British
Columbia.
NEW YORK, April 24-Mexican
papers say that Macmillan attempted
to retreat from Queretaro on the 26th
of March, his general officer only
accompanying him. He was compel
led to put back, however, g column of
Liberals. under Riva Palacio, having
occupied the road a .Fass tesss
Its reported that Morguez, .Guiro-
ga and Vidaueri succeeded in making
their escape. 2 4ft...7s - 9iA5 ss.ss-efl
The steamer Blackbird, which car
ried Mr.. Seward S messenger. to Juar-
ez, to intercede for Macmillan, put
into Brazos, out of coal, and would
have to land the messenger at Tam
pico. ~ .s.se, :.
The Venezuela papers state that
Congress opened on the i11th of March.
The subject of American claims against
Venezuela, it was expected. would be
discussed and an amicable arrange
ment agreed upon. Gen. Blanco, the
President of the Senate, in his open.
ing speech said, that the restoration
of Columbia to its former limits, by
annexing Ecuador, was impossible
and that New Grenada was the natur-
al and unfailing rival of Venezuela.
Additional details of the late revo-
luton in Hayti are taken from the
Jamaica papers. W
A decree was isued by the Revolu-
tionary Committee on the 18th of
March, bauishing Geffrard, his family
and all his ministers from the terrific
ry. confscating their property and
authorizing any citizen to punish
them for treason if they return.
Another decree was published on
the 18th ultimo, disuissing all off
GERS who did not take an active part
in the revolution. Solnove had been
elected President. It is supposed
that he will Immediately declare war
against st. Domingo, President Co
bral being his bitter enemy
Senator Wilson's speech IN Rich
lnond is severely denounced by the
ultra rebel papers of that city, one of
which calls him red handed politi-
cal missionary. At8&
General Swayne, commanding the
Sub-District of Alabama, has issued
an order amending the apprentice
laws, enforcing the repeal OF the va
grant law, and abolishing chain gangs,
A colored individual named Ash
was elected one of the Commissioners
of Plymouth, N. c., at an election
held there recently, He is considered
one of the best selections that could
have been made, and as part of his
policy be has declared that he will op-
pose the arming of negroes for fear
they might shoot negro accidentally
instead of white man.
The 7ribune estimates the majority
for the Republican ticket throughout
the State at 10000. In the Fourth
District, this city, Garvin, Lawrence,
Burrill and Daley, Democrats, are
elected. IF the First, Eleventh, and
Fourteenth nave gone Dem0cratlc.,
and the Twelfth Republican, as we
have reason to expect, the Convention
will stand 81 Republicans to 63 DEM.
ocrats. Norman Stratton is the only
Republican elect in this city. having
nine majority over Henry Hughes,
Tammany, in the Fifth District.
The Times special says that eleven
thousand applications have been re-
ceived by the u. S. Marshal of the
Supreme Court, for the position of
Register in Bankruptcy. There are
less than $50 appointments, and it re-
quires the labor of corps of clerks to
file and endorse the papers. .s.,
The Postmaster General will ap-
point special agents under the general
law to supply vacant post Offices.
The State Department was
probably the most successful