The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-23

large amount OF G0id kecelVeu-l
California Intelligence = Arrival
OF japanese Commissioner
Make a. Brief Stay-Ch0lera In
Rio -Grande De. -Sul-The4 French
Press on Lu1emburg - Another
Fenian Rise. -atn5
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/. New York, April 22.-Last night
la man named j. Thompson. from
Ohio, stopping at the Sherman House,
Eons nsTwenty-ninth Street, died sudden
s Accounts from Rio Janerio state
that between the 9th and 18th of
EMarch-143 deaths from cholera oc-
curred in the. little capital of Rio
EaGrande De Sul.e S@
F NEW York, April 22-The Her
lads Berlin correspondence says: ~ vi
I The members of the German oppo-.
Esition party in the legislative triumph
fover Count Bismarck, by the.lyote
fdeeming the Government amenable
Ito the Republican body, on all mat
tiers relative TO federal taxation.
was very CLOSE the Liberals 1car-i
frying their amendment to the tax levy
Fclausei in the draft of the Constitu-
tion by majority of three only; but
Fthe. result augured badly for the fate
kof the new normal military budget of
Prussia .ese
( South Germans, naturalized as citi-
Izens of the United States, are in dan
ger of5being held tomilitary service
Eon re- visiting the States which have
entered into the now famous secret
treaties with Prussia, Bavaria, and
Baden.
The Herolds Constantinople cor
lrespondence says that France and
Russia have made joint movement
to recommend the Porte government
to cede Gambia to Greece, and that the
approach towards unity of action in
Esuch adirection was regarded as de-
monstrating that England is likely to
be leftcu of the consultation for the
arrangement of the affairs of the sick
man. "a ~ 9s
/ The Hera}Ts Mullinger, Ireland, !,
correspondence reIterates the assur-
ance of the approach. of another Fen
ian rise, far more extensive than that
of the 9th of March, for the execu-
ton of which, be says, q comprehen-
sive plan is. being arranged in Lon
den, Paris and Dublin. sssfs
NEw T6RK, April 1.-The steam
er. Brennan. from Southampton 9th
inst, has, arrived. - s. iisT -
The French press are outspoken
regarding Gutenberg The Journal
of st, Petersburg says, the saleiof Rus
sian AmerieawiH prove advantageous,
aud the commercial interests TO both
countries win be promoted
A large meeting was held in Berlin,
and declared that Gutenberg must
not be separated from Germany.
New York, April pa freight
train on the Long Island Railroad.
was smashed to pieces by running off
the track, near Jamaica. this morning,
in, consequence of. one of the rails
breaking and being caught in the run
ming gearsof one of the cars.ys .Dsss.a
The steamer New York brought the
Jepanese Commissioners. who make
brief stay here before going to Wash
ington. s...!s.. sms.!.ssset E. sss1sa =s-
There was a Heavy sale. OF city real
estate to-day, under the direction of
the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund. Very high prices were obtain
sndsiAes eelF4 saslG2ss5 sssdafks
The session ofthe Government life
Saving Commission will last two or
three weeks longer No decision win
be mptle till the close Of the session 4
The Erpress has Il rumor that the,
steamer General MeCollum and the
brig Nellie Hammond, which left.
here some time since for Tampico.
were well supplied with arms, and had
unusually numerous crews. The ex-
pedition is said to be under Colonols
Farrell and Smith, and on landing at
Tampico General Lew Wallace is to
assume command aaiaHlss
NEW York, April 22.-The steam
ship New York has arrived from As
penwali, with one million one hun
dred and seventeen thousand nine
hundred and eighteen dollars. IN
specie. She reports that the steam
ship America left San Francisco<for
San Juan Del Sur, with 40 passen-
gers for New, York, and put into
Acapulco on March. 18th. She was
short of coal and with shaft broken.
As she could not obtain coal at that
place, the Captain entered protest,
| and proceeded to sea, contrary to the
| advice of the American Consul, run
| ming probably for Monzilla, where he
/ hoped to obtain coal. Il ..sissssFs
+ Panama dates Of the 18th have
been received The Star and Herald
says two Spanish war-yessels were re-
cent cruising near Santa Martha IN
/. quest of the Peruvian privateer Ryo.
! formerly the American steamer r. r.
| Cuyler. The report of the arrest of
members OF Congress by Mosquera is
Ednfounded. ! The twp branches of the
/ Government were working together