The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21

| Francisco have organized society Ior Ihe
protection of Chinese from abuse by the
IawIess white men and boys.
A train on the Union Pacific Railroad
ran off the track thirty miles from Pro-
montory and broke through the tiestle
The engineer, fireman and one passenger
were killed.
! Several parties who were arrested for
! completely in the Fourth of July riot at
/ ST. Louis were, on uesday, held to bail in
the sum of $1,000 each to answer on the
/ charge of assault with intent to kill.
A large grind tone burst in II. Green q
Sons spring works, IN North Trey, New
| York, yesterday noon. one large piece
went through the south wall of the build
ing, and another piece struck man,
fatally ipjuTing him.
| The Toledo, Wabash e Western Rail
| road Is much damaged and no train left
| Ouihcy Tuesday morning and Il. trains
arrived from Friday night TO sunday
night.
The conservative negroes in Washing
ton are raising subscription to defray
the expenses of indicting COchrane, a
Radical, and the negroes, for mobbing and
melting to riot at the recent election in
that city.
Mr.. Il. .Turjee, a gentleman who did great
service in the Peace Jubilee, has issued a
card to all musical societies and glee clubs
throughout the United States, asking them
to send delegates to congress TO be held
In Bostoa on the 22d of september. Tne
object will be to effect national oTgant-
zatiOn.
Recently a bark, 1t Is faid, left Hal1-
/ more with q, 900 stand OF arms and I1O,OOO
rounds of ammunition, for Cuba. She got
OF without trouble, protesting to be load
ed with hay, and reached her destination
successfully. 1t is understood that another
vessel is likely to sail for the same port,
similarly frelghted.
A Herald dispatch says Ben. Wade Is in
washington. He highly Iauds Secretary
Bout welI's policy; is sore over the result
of the Virginia e.ection, and thinks we
ought to enter wedge for The separation
of Cuba from Spanish lule, and says he
Will probably stump Ohio for Governor
Hayes.
Count Eugene Te St. Clair, third Baron
! DeOr,y, OF France, was married ut the JEFF
| ferson Market Police Court, New York, ON
/ Monday, TO Miss Fanny Abb tier, o. Hous
/ ton. Aftec the ce emCny was over the
Count fed IN dIsmay fl ON his bIushIng
bride, who did not trouble herself about
| him.
Some forty members of the Cuban expe-
dItion, who were not captured by the
marines on last Thursday and Friday,
have, since then, made their escape from
Gardeners Island to the main land. A
force of marines and tug were sent by
Marshal Barlow, on Saturday, to capture
them, but they arrived too late. Those
| already capturt are Still at Fort Lafayette.
over thirty feet of the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Railroad bed " carried
away, near Augusta, on Saturday night.
The passenger train narrowly escaped
running into the break, where the water
| poured through like n river. Large guam
| titles of wheat in the shock have been car
ried away by high creeks in Adams
/ County. South Hannibal is inundated,
/ and over G0,OUO feet of lumber have been
washed away.
A Quincy (Illlnois) dispatch says the
late rains have so damaged theEIannfbal
& st. Joseph Railroad, between Hannibal
and Palmyra, that trains have ceased
running between those places at present.
! Between Quincy and Palmyra "a large part
of the country is inundated, an 1 railroad
| trains run with dimeuIty
The new iron furnace at Carondelet, be-
| long ng to the KingslaRd Ir@n Works, was
started on Monday event &, in presence
of quite number of citiz ms interested in
the enterprise. The second furnace be-
longing o these works viii be lighted in
about a week.
The New York Telegram rep rts that
Marshal Barlow. with a larle force of ma
rines, made a raid on the Cuban rendez-
! vous at Hobozen, on Monday night, and
| capture d forty. eight of the flllibusters aSd
sent them % Fort LafaS ette- He then
telegrap phed the fact to the Spanish Minis
ter aud President Grant.
The forty-six persons who arrived on tie
United States frigate Gurrie e, on Satpr-
DAY, were portion OF the colony of
SOutherners and rebel sympathizers who
went to Brazil to establish a SOutherners'
colony. They are thoroughly disgust te ,
and in a very impecunious condition.
Charitable persons win pay heir passag ages
to their homes. Oyhers still remain be-
hind, who Will come home as soon as they
can get free passage.
George Peabody, Esq, arrived in New
York Monday morning from Newport, r.
l.. and was to leave on Tue day for the
White Sulphur Springs, Va. part of
his time on Monday was spent in select in e
out the various securities composing the
81, 100000 DONATION recently promised by
him to the Trustees of the Southern Edu-
cational Fund. consisting mostly OF state
and Railroad coupon bonds. The package,
when made up filed a tn box of the size
Of a small travelling trunk, and a carriage
was called into roquIsition TO carry it to
its destination.
Col. C q Hammond appointed General
superintendent of the Uni. II Pacific Rail
road, has accepted The position, on the
condition that the differ ences with the
Central Pacific Railroad be compromised,
so as TO admit Of good service to the public
and fair rates. The companies have agreed
to carry frult to New York at five cen per
pound, IN greenbacks; also to arrange for
emigrant trains at a are nom New York
Of $50, and from Chicago S3S.
AIilIie Gaines q colored woman, was
tried on Monday, in Washington City, on
a charge of numbering J. c. Ingle, a white
, man. with whom. as she averred, she had
! | peen oriTainGlly intimate. she was ac-
l Quilted on the plea CT insanity. Six OF the
Jurors trying the case we've colored.