The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21
TELEGRAPHICi
New YoRK, June IS.

New York, June IS.
The revenue cutter Washington intercept.
ed a vessel leaving New York on Friday
with nearly so persons on board. It is al
legged eHat they were enlisted for tue Crimea.
The CaPasba has arrived with 1862 passen.
gers and Havana dates TO- the l2ih. The
news s unimportanI.
Sugar is active at high rates. FFeigAts
are falling of.
The health of Havana is good.
| W6s4uNGToN, June 70.
tbs said that the President intended to
leave this morning for several days on visit
to personal friends in VirgiEfa, but was pre-
vented by the Illness Of his wife.
Boe9os, june Is.
jackson O. Co.'S. Express between Ports.
mouth and Boston was robbed this morning
ON the up train of $4,000 iE governmeH at
funds. There were S27 600 in bags on the
cars, being the balance of the government
funds after paying off the frigate Gonstiiu-
tion. Only one bag was taken. II is sup.
posed it was Obtained by means of false
keys.
1t is thought that the robbers got off at a
way station. Officers have gone from here in
a special train in search.
New YoRE, June IS.
in the u. 8. Uistict Court, Fsbens ap-
piled for and obtained leave 10 quit the city
provided he held himself ready to return
should Kinney turn Up. a psanifesto from
the latter wastwritten. as ayegeds the day be-
fore he left, denonncing the Government for
the prosecution which he had been subjected
to.
BosTon, June 10.
Smith Robinson, freight agent on the
Boston railroad, was arrested for stealing a
bag of gold from Jackson s. Co.'s Express,
which he was counting when taken in the
Office. He is a man of some property and
and has family.
The State Council of the K. Ms, held on
the 18th inst, received report from the DEL
egates to the National Council at Philadel-
phia of the secret obligation being thrown
off. The Grand Massachusetts convention
was called for some central locality to take
action on the course TO be pursued in the
present political crisis.
The anniversary of Bunker Hill was OBJ
served with unusual pompt and display.
Especial Despatch to the New York Exprsss.l
PHItADEtrAIA, June l4-Midnight.
The excitement in reference to the Con-
venton continues. The general complex
ion of things is not so unfasorable as de.
scribed in the Evening Express. That is to
say-the prospects for harmonizing the Con.
vention, so as to come to some good under
standing, are not so bad tonight as they
were this morning.
AS a gratifying manifestation of this fact,
it may be mentioned that many of the Bolt
ers are back in the Convention.--among
them Gov. Johnson. The feeling among
the delegates is certainly improving. A
good deal of the gas with which the extremi
ties of both sections were charged, has es-
capped, and the members breathe deeper aid
freef In consequence. Conservative men
begin to take courage, and to hope that all
will yet be we'll.
Those mortal enemies of Sam, the Fusion
lists, are busy out of doors, doing their best
to promote and keep up dissension, but the
game begins to be scented.
New York, pennsylyanis, and New yer-
The majority resolutions are no test of
the sense of tho Convention. Despite the
Pro-Slayeryism, the Northerners are left free
20 entertain their own opinions.
Continue TO beware of the false reports
sent on to some of the New York journals.
They are Intended lar mischief only. The
true proceedings of the Convention will
soon be published, and public meetings will
De hold to let the outside public know all
about what was done inside.