The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-24

event, now to be forwarded at once:
81 The steamers Hammonia and New
York from Southampton the 18th,
and the City Of Boston from Liver
pool the 18th, and Queenstown the
18th, have arrived. Y.aJ sihi IeI4
q The North German Steamship Com
pany are building steamer to- be
named Rhine, to- ply between Bremen
and. New York, also two steamers to
run to Baltimore Ae.Et 9Ta1 zaaf
Two Fenian informers have been
beaten at Drumcondra'g "A MYSTERIOUS
disease is reported to have alarrningly
increased the death rate in ireland
lately, and some alarm and dconsultatfeh
OF medical men in Dublin on the sub
ject.5 The order of Garter is to be
conferred on the Emperers of Russia
and Austria. and missions will be
sent from England for that purpose.
The same honor will be conferred on
the Sultan who comes to England to
receive it in person. The Pole who at
tempted to assassinate the C1ar is still
in prison, makes no disclosures, he
still presists in the denial of having
no accomplices. The Times Paris
correspondence says some influential
persons are doing their utmost to per-
suade the Government TO with
draw the bill on the liberty of
the press and the right of meeting,
In consequence of the late attempt on
the Gar. The condition Of the
French harvests are satisfactory.
ten. Callonge, Spanish Minister OF
State and Of Foreign Affairs, has re-
signed. He is succeeded BY Senior
Castro.
A Rome letter to the Times says il
Is thought that Archbishop Spaulding
will return to America Cardinal .
A naval Review will be held at
Spit Head, on the arrival of the Sui
tan, July 18th, 10th and 18th. and will
be witnessed by the members of both
houses of Parliament. aHia'
1t is rumored that the Emperor Ma
poleon visits Berlin in September.
The Spanish, Government will de-
mand from the Cretes a loan of 500,
0O0, 1000 reals. 'aiil ''' 7.
The Governor of Warsaw has abol-r
ished the prohibition against people
appearing on the streets after mid
night. - [ .,si
The Turkish Government is arrest
ing many important Turks belonging
to the Egyptian Prince, of Mustapha
Pasha's party, on suspicion of con-
spiracy. .f.--
New YoRK, June 23.-The steamer
Caledonia, from Glasgow, has arrived.
The steamer Virginia, from Havana
on the. 17th, reports Captain Gen.
eral Manzano as having resigned.
The Cuban government had received
an invoice of parrott guns and ordi-
nance for use on Moro Castle. -.
Secretary Seward has requested
stay of the proceedings in the case OF
the bark Ocean Home, till he has had
time to investigate the capture OF
Santa Anna at Sissal. The confirmed
cause thereof is reported to be the
proclamation Santa Anna sent ashore
to create a pronunciamento in his
favor 4-
Vera Cruz advices of the 10th, an
nounces the surrender of the city.
General Tabodoa avowed the firm re-
solve to resist to the last. A great
scarcity of provisions prevailed, but
the common council had ordered the
return to Havana of hundred cases
OF jerked beet, which had been pro
notlnced unpalatable.
Rev. DIR. Field, of New York, had
addressed the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church at Dublin.
The Journal, the Pozar organ of
the Russian party in Croatia, was
seized for an article declaring every
Croat who should attend the corona
ton of the King Of Hungary, trai-
tor to the country. ~. 80
The Paris Liberties asserts that the
Car asked Napoleon to spare the life
of the attempted assassin.