The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-09

NEW YoRK, April S.-Rumors are
on the streets of a war between
France and Prussia, and a great de-
cline in 5-20's in Europe. 1t is i'm
possible to get any quotations for ex-
change. 4
New YoRK, April 8th.-The Her.
AIDS Havana correspondence of the
3rd inst. says three frigates of the
Spanish South Pacific fleet, with Ad-
miral Nanez commanding in person,
had arrived at Santiago de Cuba. The
causes given for this movement are
conflicting. The most important, and
probably the most reliable, is that
Admiral Nanez is en- route for Wash
ington, to represent Spain in the
peace /; congress- proposed by Mr..
Seward.
The steamer r. r. Cuyler was said
to have been captured by the frigate
Gueona and brought to Santiago.
Advices from Hayti report that
NiSsage Saget had assumed the reins
of Government, and all was quiet.
Bysway of Havana, we have intel
hgenee, in detail of the last news from
British. Honduras q
Z The Anglo Indian war difficulty
was at an end, so far as actual hostili-
ties were concerned. -
: The Herald S Southern correspond
enee says that in Virginia the rail-
roads need reconstructing more than
anything else.
Mayor of Lynchburg.
No,+b T,rol,no oop1r>1o,,te 90
the laziness of the negroes are gen.
eral. In Georgia, the element of
mutual confidence is all that is want
ing to restore the State. The negroes
are doing better than heretofore, and
are relapsing into the old system of
work.
Governor Worth, of North Carolina,
and Governor Orr, of South Carolina,
General Sickles. The utmost accord
exists among the parties.
- The strike of the miners in New
Jersey still continues, and is increas-
ing Two thousand are idle, or en-
gaged with the strikers, and all the
miners in Morris county have suspen-
ded working.
The 1rnses's special says the peti-
tion filed in the Supreme Court, on
Friday last. by Messrs. Sharkey and
Z Walker, praying for an INDUCTION
against the enforcement of the Sher-
man Reconstruction Bill, is TO be fol-
lowed with one from Georgia, and
probably with Others from all of the
Southern States, praying for the same
action.
The Collector of Internal Revenue
q. IL. &c
Edwin B. McGuire, has been detected
$ in efforts to secrete- the Government
funds and deposit them to his own
personal account IN the various
banks of various cities. The amount
recovered already is over two hundred
thousand, dollars, which was found
deposited in banks in New Orleans,
Memphis, etc. Mcclure cleared out
from his District, and endeayored to
withdraw the funds. but the Treasury
patches, and with the aid Of the mill
try Mcclure was arrested in Texas a
few days ago. .s91sltfs -.
4 vote upon the Russo American
purchase is expected to be taken IN
r the Senate tomorrow, and it is be-
lieved it will be ratified.
i mere are SlACCOA IOA
commissioner of agriculture, in
Guiding Mr.. Newton. who seeks to be
retained in the Office. The President
deems it proper to give to the West
the commissioners. 1t is thought
certain that he will tomorrow nomin.
ate Col. Cafron, of Illinois.
Senator Sumner left here last night
for New York, thence to sail fol
Europe per next steamer.
Senator Conness leaves here OF
Tuesday for California, via New York
NEW York, April 8.-The steame
Juno left Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, March 18th, for this port, and
supposed to be lost, as no Information
has been received of her.
At the meeting of the Methods
Conference, the Secretary of the Mis-
sionary Society reported that ther
will be defciency'6f s150,0O0 at th