The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-03
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Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1885.
A sensatIe u was caused in Philadelphia
We terdutr 10 nOrniBg, by the arrest of twen-
ty-one Baltlmor~ roughs at the depot,
charged Wall. going therefor, the purpose
of being Illegally assessed and voting.
IA London cable df patch OF the ID Inst,
says the An1ericsn Chamber of Commerce
of Liverpool, win give a banquet to Minis
ter Johnson and Lord Stanley, ON the 22d
inst. r...s
BY cable we learn that an explosion oo-
euIref yesterday ut a coillery at Rhireo-
bon, Wales, by which eleven persons were
killed aEd many injured.
Adyicesf from. Cairo. Egypt, via London,
October "a, confirm the report that there
was futile. ATTEMPT to XIII the 'Yiceioy re-
Gently made by an unknown pers n.
Alfred Barbour. of Lanberton, N. j., for
merry Pro.essor of Ethics in the Annapo-
lis Nafal School, committed suicide at
Baltimore, Ma, on the lst inst, in a 1T OF
insanity. Jus at el.tti
the Tsoman Catholic synod in New York
CITY havel enacted that no obstruction
must be given to Free MasOns, and that
r. arriages must lake place IN church. a
motionto prohibit .absolutfon to Fenians
was lost.
In the Protestant Episcopal Diocese Con-
vention on the lst INST, a report was made
on the proposed separate Episcopacy for
Northern New York, and the establish
ment of "a federal council in compliance
wItha resolution passed at the last annual
convention. Debate ensued uDon it. .,is-.
Wormaid aud o'BaIdwin are training
I'll
and the former in New York City. the
fight comes OF at the Isle of Shoals, Octo-
bet 18th.
The losses by fire In Courtlandt Street,
New York, on the 1st inst, amounted to
nearly S6I,CC0, as follows: Olney, on stock
and fixtures, S42,50O; Rausch & Co., on
stock. $1,000; Porson G Co., stock, S200;
Roberts, on building, $4,000. The losses
were all fully covered by insurance.
A dispatch dated London, OCTOBER 2.
states that the Provisional Government of
Spain has announced the deposition of
the Bourbons. Payia, the Marquis of No
valchez, is dead. Generals Prim and Ser
rano have not yet arrived at the capital. 8
At last accounts GeneEal PIim was in Cat
alonia. fu. 4. 0fv sw
a cable special to the New York Herald
from Bayonne, says that Queen Isabella
wa4 accompanied to the frontier by q
c5mpany of spanish Hildberdies, where
she braakfasted, at II O'Clock. She then
proceeded to Biarritz, where she ha5 an
Interview of fifteen minutes with the EN-
perOr Napoleon, the E npress Eugenie and
the Prince imperial. The Queen then took
special train for Bayonne city, which she
reached at quarter past three on the I'd
inst. Marfort occupied the carriage with
the Queen The rartv wa { m Of of tha do
pot by some members of the late Spanish
Ministry, including Gonzeales Bravo, who
had q ave niuutes' conversation with Her
Majesty. Queen Isabella will take up her
residence 30 the Imperial Castle, at Pau.
AnImnlsnse re-uui0n of the Union SOL
diers and saIlErs of the Thirteenth Con-
gressionaI District OF Illinois. was held at
Cairo on the Ist inst All parts of Egypt
We're represented, and large crowds came
by steamers from points on The Ohio and
Mississippi. Railroad trains were heavily
laden with people, and the roads from
the adjoining counties were densely
crowded with hOrsemen and well filled
wagons on the morning of the demonstra-
tiOn. The procession was headed by 81
chariot containing young ladies, repre-
sentln- each State of the Union, presided
over by one as the Goddess of Liberty. Al
though the procession was composed only
OF Those who Were uniformed or belonged
10 Regular cubs, 1t was nearly mile long.
The Xiee;ins was held on the old parade
ground Of Fort Distance, au,l brought up
many recouectiOns, associations and re-
miHe>cenccs of the war. Speeches We're
made by General j ohm A. Logan, Govern
or O icsty and others. Songs were sung
by glee Gibbs aud numerous brass anu
martial banCs played patriotic music. In
the evenin : 81 grand tOrchlight procession
paraCed The streets. Ne rly 10000 people
were present during the day, and Demo-
cratic Cairo never witnessed such a sight
before. f..