The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13

New YoRK; Bebsn12.-TheIs Trib-
aaes Matanoras special, of the 7th..
says Miramon took the city of Zaea-
tecas with 5000 prisoners, and Juarez,
who was thefe, had To- laaTein ina hurry
taking the sroadloto Chihuahna{ IA
specie train Of $500, ,0Q0s which left
Zacatecas before j Juarez, has pro bably
fallen into the hands Of the Imperial
It is reported that the biberalists.i
1900 strong, have. been defeated by
5000 Imperialists, between San Louis
yatid OueretafUqIn4 isdJ Iof b9l4a 10
The TnlegsS washington special.
says 1t is now stated on good au-i
thority that the President has become
ready to cooperate with Congress in
measures to avoid so extreme a resort
as is proposed in the Military Gov
ernmenti Bill, and that there would
be no difficulty in securing his assent
to bill based on the leading princi-
piles of the Constitutional Amend
ment. and at the same time provide
for more vigorous and effective
prosecution of personal rights and
liberties in. the Southern States than
is now enjoyed. 80 -.
.TNNEWyYoRK, Feb. 12.-The Tfmes's
Apeaia lcsays the delay in. the North
Carolina Legislature to act on The
Reconstruction proposition of the
Southern Governors, Is. looked upon
in Congress as ominous, as that State
was expected to lead. the way in its,
adoption. .gI,n7srs2 sisly
The Herbld,s- special says the four
per cent. Loan Certificates payable dD
dAmand q and made, legal tender for,
the purpose Of a bank reserve, win BE
authorized ,iThe 'po&ef TO wfthdfaw
sgreenbacks, not to exceed four mil
lions, will not be taken from the See
retary, but IheoMill osupend ACTION until
the Compound j Interest isaotes shall
have been disposed of, and the money
market is easy. Friends lof. the Bank Y
rupt bill are-of theoplnion that twill
now pass. They propose to try it. .5i o45 ~
The Tri5u,,e'ss special 's says Is Stevens
intends calling up saiis c6ffsca III II
bill this weekBi TO Yn0mffea5 eVIg Z
1t is doubtful whether the loan bill
will be reported to the Senate, Secre5
tary McCulloch IS very anxious for
an early report. Nd
It is understood that General. Grant
expresses suprise at the intimatipnsl
that he approves of the military goT-e
ernment bill. He deems 1T unwise,
as the provisions would probably
bring him into lcoufict with the E4-l
FiecntSe ,elis immediate Constitutional
superior. He also expressed con-
viction that some bill reorganizing the
civil government with the military
to protect and aid, should be adopted
at the earliest momeht.k-I a8THk ~
NEw9 YbRK, Feb. 12,-S. b. Chit
tenden & Co. dry goods store, COR
ner of Leonard Street and Broadway,
took fire this morning and is still
burning. The loss Of Chittenden & .
Co. Is estimated Gat $1,000, ,000s In
sured. Jeffray e. Co., dry goods, loss
800, 0,000;- partly insured. The build
ing, valued at $350,O00, was totally de-
stroyed. :, .i,s s1'1sss ~ l
II New YORK, Feb. 12.-The loss by
| fire, to-day, of Chittenden Il Co., was
from $750,0O0 to 5000, 900. Insured
for $4,000, in large number of
companies. ~ -
The building was oW6ad BgD1Ap-
pfeton & Co., whose loss was $500, 600,
and insured for $4,000. ,,s.,5s,.,]. /
jeffrey & Co. s loss was so, 900. and
insured for s2,500,000 fg9o .s9l53sIa ~.
The other losses were 500, ore but
| they were VI ~ insured