The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17
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told closed in New York, yesterday, at
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-elIow fever prevails IN Peru, and it is
-ay severe in africa.
earthquake shocks occur frequently IN
5iili.
rhe steamer Iowa, from Glasgow, has ar
rired at New York.
a.avy earthquake shocks continue
sbng the Peruvian coast ana the lhte-
10r.
rhe mercury stood at zero at Concord,
Few Hampshire, Tuesday morning.
che Briggs House, at Berlin, Wisconsin,
WIS surned on Monday night, Involving
los of 5000.
FulI returns from all but three small
caanties in New Hampshire gives steaIns,
{Eepubl cam for Governor, AGA majority
The Board OF Aldermen of Boston have
gnnted the parade ground on the common
f5s the place of the Musical Festival.
rhe steamer Henry Chauncey brings
Panama dates to the Sth and s314'272 In
treasure.
~. H. Taylor, of Toronto, c. w, known
on Change as the Barley King, mas ao-
soonded, leaving heavy liabilities.
The steamships h0uAS ~AA1NN~i~oS'
AspinwaII, and Britannia, from di%sso"'
have arrived at New York.
FaxIev Allen was sentenced to four years
aad six months In the STATE Prison N IL
Brooklyn, on Monday, for stealing 500
worth of furs.
The trial of Harry Jennings and Charles
r. steadman, charged with robting Geo.
Il. Gooding, a broker, of $4,000 in gold and
curreucv in July. 1866, commenced in the
euperior Criminal Court of Massachusetts
on Tuesday.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Com
pany's fine steamer Santiago. from Valpi-
raiso for Liverpool, run on the rocks in
the straits of MageIlon, January 18th. amt
snuk. All on board were saved except two
sailors and a child.
Savage and Smith, who murdered Lieu
tenant Commander Mitchell, OF the United
States Navy, IN October last, was, On Mon
dav. sentenced in san Francisco, &c ten
years respectively in the State Prison.
Indian outrages are reported in Hum
boIdt County, California. One man while
blowing his field was shot and killed oy
sayages, and his home plundered and fred.
His family barely escaped by flight. I'M
mediate pursuit was made, but the 1ndl-
ans escaped to the mountains
Late Arizona Intelligence states that In
dian depredations and murders are be-
coming numerous. The people are becom-
ing exasperated A war ofextermination is
suggested, commencing with the massacre
of the Indians residing on Government
Reservations.
Col. Stockton, of Pennsylvania, has ar
rived at IT. Marks, Florida, from the camp
of the Cusan insurgents, with an address
from the supreme Junta, signed by Gen
erl Cespedes. asking for recognition, ana
giving numerous reasons therefor.
About 26O hogs. already dressed, were
Eeizsd at the Hudson River Depot, on IT.
urd4v. by the Sanitary Inspector, anC
sent 10 the Rendering Dock, an exanina'
tlon havtng shown that they were all more
or less diseased. over 400 carcasses came
In the same lot, and it is believed that the
rest of them have been thurst upon tine
market.
A washington CORE SpOndenJ says that
there Is quite a stir in Diplomatic c rAe
over the report that Mr.. Sumner has very
strong speech ready on Alabami
CLAIMS. holding that England IS ponsi
bic for the proIungation of the war II l
rumored that the English Minister mas as
certained the drift of MS speech, and ha
declared that it looks like war.
General Candy has issued an order al
proptiating a9out $500 out OF the stat
Treasury of Texas. to carry on the provtS
tonal government of that State during th
carreut year. t is said that more tina
one-thIrd OF this amount is for the penn
tentIary, which will return mos OF th
amount thus appropriated.
a solemn mass was celebrated on Tues
day, in the Church of ST. Peter aud ;
Paul, Philadelphia, on the occasion
the removal of the remaius OF The Rlgt
Reyerends Michael E3au and Hem
Cornwell, First and Second Bishops
philadelphia, to the vaults under the Ca
thedral sanctuary in tie rear OF IL
main altar. The former WAS consecratt
In 1910. ana died in lSIi. The latter WI
consecrated in $50
The Gloucester. Massachusetts,, pape
state that the gale on tue night of the b'
iost.. was one of the most disastrous IN
effects on the fishing fleet off Georg'
Banks that has been experienced for
lo,e time. As far as heard from, six mt
have been lost, and great fears are felt Tn
some of the vessels will never return,
several were seen in a disabled conditio
Joshua Hill, Senator elect from GeOrgi
dsnies having sent any dispatch to /
(ieorsia Legislature urging them to p;
the Constitutional Amendment. lie sa,
have my opinion ls to the proper cou
TO be pursued by Congress TO secure
best interests of both the Governm'
and the people, but while the pres
circumstances exist. cannot expect to
huence others, and therefore do II urge
An Atlanta special to the Tribune 81
that on FriIay night last, while DIR.
den was being murdered in Warn
County, Geo gia, colOre man. nan
Martfh, was 1oEeibly taken from the
at Spring Place, Murray County, q
hanged hv a band of the Ku Klux. Al
Martins arrest, his father engaged the
vices of Gen. Glenn as counsel, and i
SAID that the assassins held 8 long deu
wIlssther or not that they would walt
arrival or his counsel and hang HIM
butf wai Il a4tily deci led to hang the p
oner at once.
The HeraiFs Washington correspc
ance savs IL was the Treasury Ring
not the law OF 1888, that ruled out seer
nv stewart That law, the eorrespol
saws, has been dead-letter on the o
for years. It provides that the Secre
of the Treasury shall not purchase pt
lands or public securities, ana yet In'
fcial records sho v that Secretary NC
loch. since he took Office, had purch
7OIO acres of public lands The c
poudenL insists that were is not for
weakness of some OF the Presid
friends who quailed before the clam'
the Treasury Ring against the app
meDJ OF SttswaFt. JWO-LhiTd~- OF Cons
would have Willingly voted for In
peal OF a law whlen has become OBS
and useless.
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