The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-06
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Military GOVernOr-The South Ac-
cepts the SituatiOn-NeW Commit
tees In the Senate-SOuth Ameri-
can News.
NEW YORK, March 5.-There were
four hundred and twenty-three deaths
in the city and public institutions
last week; twenty-six from scarlate-
MIA, and fifteen from typhus and ty-
phoid fevers. at
The two police officers who were
charged with assault and battery In
taking prisoners out of Judge Con-
nelly's Court to another court, have,
been indicted by the Grand Jury.
Twenty one liquor dealers were
yesterday arraigned for violating the
liquor law. as7 .es p ttp 7giao
1t is found that several thread and
needle stores sell liquor to women in
such manner as to battle the police.
New YORK, March 5.-The Her
aids special says that the special
agents of the Treasury who have in
vestigated the affairs of the First Ma
tional Banks of Newton. Massachu-
sets, and Hudson, New York, report
them in much more favorable con-
dition, especially that of Hudson, as
was at first supposed.
The case of Sanford Conover has
been resuscitated by his counsel, who
claims that false swearing before a
Congressional Committee is not legal
ly perjury, hence he has been wrong
fully convicted of that crime in a
court
NEW YORK, March 5.-The steamer
Henry Chauncey, with San Francisco
dates to the 9th ultimo, arrived last
night. She brings 1925, 8,514 in treas
ure.
The Herdld's special says delega-
ton from South Carolina has already
arrived in Washington to confer with
the President in regard to the ap-
pointment of Military Governor for
the Second District, under the Recon
struction Bill.
The Ttn1es's special says private in
| formation from the South gives as
surance that the people will at once
accept the situation, and select dele
gates to form Convention, in pursu-
ance with the provisions of the Mill
tary Reconstruction Bill, A delega-
ton has been assured by the Presi-
dent that the law will be executed to
the letter. The President yesterday
informed the Committee of both
Houses, appointed to wait on him,
that he had no communication of i'm
portance to make, all matters of great
Importance having been disposed of
by the last Congress.
The Times Panama correspondent
says that Senor Antonio Gonzales
Carejo, President of the State of Boil
ivia, was killed by his own. body
guard, while travelling in the interior,
and, in consequence, revolution had
occurred in Carthagenia.
A Tribune special says Morrill, will
take Guthrie's place on the Senate
Finance Committee. Mr. Conkling
will go on the Committee on Foreign
Relations, and Gems. Terry and Thay-
er. and Gov. Morton, will go on the
Military Committee.
| NEW York, Mar 5.-The Herdld's
Berlin correspondent chronicles the
! splendid triumphs of the Liberal De-
mocracy of Germany at the general
election held under the universal
suffrage franchise. The city returns
from Berlin show Count Bismarck,
with every general of the late war OF
Prussian war hero, were signally de-
feated by the constituencies to which
they were nominated.
The Heralds Panama correspond
ence of 18th says: The subject of a
war with Ecuador is being canvassed
and surveying party has been sent
to survey the boundary line between
Costa Rica and Columbia. It is be-
lieved the latter is for the purpose OF
making a pretense for war on thai
little republic. In the meantime
Columbia herself is in a state of in
/, ternal warfare.
II Yellow fever had almost entirely
disappeared from Panama.
II The Heralds Lima (Peru) CORES.
pondent, of the 14th ult., says:
1t is reported that four Spanish iror
clads were coming around the Horn.
A small rebellion had taken place
. In Chilli, but was Immediately sup
pressed.
The Herald's advices from British
Honduras, dated Balize, the 18th ult.
says: 8
The Indians were still in arm
, against the British troops, and march
ing on Balize with such steady pro
gress, that the worst consequence
7 were feared. Dispatches had beel
t forwarded to the Consul General o
England, in Havana asking the i'm
mediate support of a man -of-war shiI
from that station, but as there was no
a Royal vessel within easy communi
cation, it said the Consul General Q
7 the United States, in Cuba, was abou
to send an American boat to Baliz
to aid the English. This Anglo
Indian affair assumes serious aspect
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