The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25


Emigration Companies from the
Southern States is confirmed.
Advices from New Grenada state
that a great many ,pronunciamentos
have been made, and the interior is
still quite disturbed
The steamer r. r. Cuyler was still
detained at Carthagena.
- Venezuela advices state that Presi-
dent Falcon has succeeded in reor-
ganizing his Cabinet. The rebels in
the interior have nearly all been cap
tured or disbanded.
Details from Hayti, to the 4th inst,
state that Gen Montez is still kept
chained and guarded, at Cape Hay
tien
Large forces of insurrectionary
troops are at work for the overthrow
of Sainave. They had taken town
on the Dominica frontier A dicta-
torship was demanded by a large por
ton Of the people. ~
There is intense excitement at Port
au Prince, and the Assembly has ap-
pointed a Commission TO consider the
propriety of recalling the exiled
News from st. Domingo to the 1st
says
Large numbers of the Haytien in
surgents have been pouring into the
Haytien border provinces to strike a
blow against the Salnave Government,
and desperate engagement is soon
expected
Two hundred insurgents recently
surrendered, but after accepting SER
vice in the Haytien army marched off
IN the night to the insurgents, taking
clothing, equipments and two cannon,
which had been given them.
From Porto Rico it is stated: 1t is
feared that the result of the late
storm will prove still more fearfully
disastrous from the consequent mum
dation.
Heavy rains in Barbados. The
crops Of the Barbados promise an
abundance. 81
A Washington special says: The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue is
said to have ordered the release of a
quantity of whisky owned by the
Kentucky Bourbon Company Of New
York, upon which advances were
made by Louisville banks. a@-a
Gen. Schofeld left for Richmond
after cordial and satisfactory inter
view with the President aud General
Grant. The President expressed him.
self pleased with Schofeld's judicious
administration of affairs e.
The friends of Gen Burbridge, of
Kentucky, are sanguine of securing
the position of Sergeant at Arms of
the Senate for him. sIe
Mr.. Brown has no expectation of
his being removed subject to be con-
sidered In caucus. = h@
Thaddeus Stevens bill for the di-
vision of Texas is not yet prepared,
but he proposes to take hold Of it as
soon as the impeachment pressure
has somewhat abated.
1t is understood that the Judi
ary Committee, at a meeting Satur-
day. determined to report in favor
of impeachment.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-An immense
tobacco factory, in the lower part of
the city was seized yesterday, on an
allegation that correct returns of its
transactions had not been made.
The Mayor, City Council and a
number of editors from Columbus,
Ohio, are at the Astor House. They
have been inspecting the water works
here, and will go to Boston for simi-
lar purpose.
It is understood that a number of
cannon, and a considerable quantity
of small arms, and large amount
of ammunition, &C., were dispatched
to st. Thomas by the government on
the steamer South America, which
sailed yesterday. The opinion ex-
pressed on board the steamer, is that
our flag will soon be hoisted on the
islands of st. Thomas and st. John.
NEW York, November 24.-By the
steamer Saxonia, from Hamburg the
10th and Southampton the 18th inst,
details of news of one day later have
been received.
The Eteutdrd, of Paris, states that
all the European States have declared
themselves in favor of a conference
on the Roman question. Consequent
ly, the French. government has for
warded a second circular, officially
proposing conference. to all, even
the smaller States of Austria.
In Mondays sitting of the Com
mittee of the Lower Eouse on the
compromise with Hungary, the FL
nance Minister made a speech In
which he announced that henceforth
all excess of expenditure over the
revenue would be entirely avoided,
and that there was every prospect of
a settlement of the fna ncisl position
of tne emDire .-- =--