The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-08

rez would carry him to the Capitol.
The capture of Miramon with the
rest was confirmed. Mendez, however,
is nowhere to be found Escabedo
had issued an order that every i'm
prisoned officer who had not surren-
dered within twenty-four hours,
should be shot.
The Herald's Havana CORES
pondence says the prize brought
there by Maximilian's war vessel has
been ordered out Of port
Judge Kelley was received by his
political friends in Philadelphia last
night In his address he referred to
the Mobile affair, saying the riots
were not chargable as much to the
citizens as to the disloyal authorities
of that place, or as they were to An
drew johnson, who had appointed, to
post of profit there, a recreant
Northerner, who provoked the dis
turbance by infammatory statements
in the public journals few days be-
fore his arrival. The riots, he said,
were premeditated, and were not
brought on by any words OF his own.
The Herald's special says that
Judge Busteed made a speech in
Montgomery, Alabama, on Wednes-
day night, in which he cordially en-
dorsed the recent Republican Con-
vention, which declined to invite him
to participate in its proceedings.
The Times special says the report
that General Grant had recommended
a reprimand to General Sheridan, is
entirely unfounded in fact.
The 1ribunes special says that
since the removal of Governor Wells,
renewed efforts are being made for the
displacement of General Sheridan. IF
Sheridan is removed, it is expected
there will be July session of Con-
gress.
New York, June IA Nicara-
mission OF the Ex-President of
Martinez to England, is only
tor the purpose of incorporating Mos
quito with Nicaragua, but believes
the payment of claims against the
United States for the ravages of Walk
er's filibusters, may be made to result
from it. To suDstantiate these claims, !
it is said it is only necessary to take
Mr.. Stewards correspondence with
England on the Alabama question.
NEW YORK, June THE steamers
City of Washington and Minnesota,
from Liverpool, arrived to-day.
Robt NJ Dewitt, wholesale news
agent, recovered a verdict to- day of
1892 against j. w. Sullivan. Cali
fornia news agent, being amount due
on consignment from 1863 to 1865.
The Pacific mail company continue
to ship coal to the Pacific, the ship
Ivanhoe and bark Louis having sail
ed for Panama with such cargo.
The steamship Celestial Empire
goes on a trial trip to sea next week.
At the meeting of the American In
stitute of Homeopathy, various papers
were read, including one from Dr.
Comstock, Of Cincinnati, on homeo-
pathy management of cholera at St.
Louis last Summer; by Dr. Cooke, of
Cincinnati, on dislocation of the kid
neY. The report of the bureau on
surgery was also read by President
and interesting.
The report of the committee on
ethics was ordered printed, and to be
considered at the next session. The
report Of the bureau on obstetrics
was, without reading, referred to
committee The bureau on organiza
ton, registration and statistics, sub
mitted a report and resolution by Dr.
Meedi, private physician of Secretary
Seward, asking the appointment of
a committee to confer with the ma
tional institutes of other countries.
New York, june THE Grand
Lodge of Free Masons is in session
in this city to-day. They passed reso-
lutions laying an injunction on some
persons who are now engaged In gift
enterprises under the name of the
Masonic fraternity.
New YORK, June Two thou
sand six hundred and twenty six en-
igrants arrived to-day. ..-s
Nelson j. Marsh, a clerk in the
post office, was arrested to day, on
charge of embezzling valuable let
ters. He was held to bail for trial.
Another destillery In Brooklyn was
seized to-day. On the first attempt the
officer was beaten badly and elected.
The Southern Famine Relief Com
mission is still vigorously at work. In
addition to loading the United States
steamship Puryeyor, which lett Tues
day, the Commission has SINCE ship
ped 5000 bushels of corn 20 Charles
ton and Savannah. The Treasurer
received, from Clarendon District,
South Carolina, an appeal for relief
from the heads of sixty-seyen fam,
lilies, representing two hundred and
ninety eight individuals, some. OF
whom are now suffering for bread.
The steamer Sontiago de Cuba, re-
Gently stranded on the New Jersey
coast, has arrived, and is now in the
dry dock.