Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24
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The Latest News. se
The President is engaged upon bis
message, and receives but few visitors.
Gems. Rousseau and Barlow hays;re-
signed their positions in the army.
The ship Harry t. West, from New
Orleans for Liverpool, has, been burned
OF sea- ssa
Henry W. Hiilard, Of Alabama, in .
letter, warmly supports the Presidents
reconstruction policy.
gl The President has issued an order to
the Attorney General suspending the
issue Of pardons. Something is said to
be wrong somewhere. 80 A'''s
Gen. Gilmore has been relieved Of the
2 command Of South Carolina by Gen.
Sickles, and ordered to report to the
Chief of Engineers. ktFt~ =
Pierre Eoule has returned to New
Orleans, where he intends to practice
Law and reside permanently. S'-' ''-
General. Candy has restored the Epis-
copai Church buildings in New Orleans
to the original owners. ~
The Methodist Conferences in Missis-
osippi has passed resolution in favor Of
educating the freedmen Of the State.
A Montreal letter in the Tribune says
that battalion Of rifles west forward to
the frontier on the 20th, and will be fol-
+ lowed BY others if necessary. S1lA9
.',- A steamer putting in at Fortress Mon.
roe reports heavy gales of the coast,
and having seen much floating timber
Ii is said that the President and all
heads of the Departm ents are acting in
ali cases upon the supposition that the
war has not ended. g.
25, 900 tuns of Aeal have just been
sold at auction IN New York. The
prices did not rule as high as, in the Oc-
tober sales. ~. ~
~ The eetion OF our Consul et Liverpool
in receiving the Shenandoah from the
British authorities Is said TO embarrass
the Government considerably in its ac-
ton in regard to the pirates. s
Two ehivalrio Georgians, for the mere
murder of negro woman, have been
sentenced by court mi artial ordered by
the Freedmen's Burean, to be hung, and
she President has approved the sentence
The courts of Georgia hadpreyiously re-
fused to take cognizance Of the matter.
Gen. Fisk, at meeting in Brooklyn
on Tuesday night, gave an account of
conversation with President johnson on
Monday last He reports the President
as saying that he would in every way
carry ont the intention of Mr.. Lincoln
in regard to the freedmen, and that he
would not suspend the Freedmen's Bu-
reau untilthe people of the South learn
to do justice to the negro. -
Three precious scoundrels, one Of
them a clerk in the Second Auditor q
Office at Washington, have been arrest
ed and committed to jail for trial in de-
fault of $35, 900 bail Their offence is
stealing papers of discharged and de-
ceased soldiers from the Auditor Office.
They have made wr:ssen confessions.
e :. The Stonewall has been spoken on
her way to New York. It is said she
will be here in time TO be seen by the
Craven court martial. One Of the
charges against Commodore Craven is
not attacking the StonewalI at Ferrol.
Lieut.. Henry Lalor, of the Ninth
Connecticut Volunteers, whose arrest
in Ireland on suspicion of being Fen
ian agent has been noticed in our dis
patches, has been discharged, his pis-
tolls, ammunition and documents re.
turned to him There was no evidence
to connect him with the movement. 81
A letter from Admiral Goldsboro'i
squadron says that the squadron hal
visited several French ports, and il
about to sail for Lisbon. Great activity
is reported in the French navy yards
and orders have been given for the con
struction of several new iron-clads. " =
Governor Humphreys telegraphed th'
President that some negro soldiers at
tackled train at Londondale Springs
Mississippi, and insulted several ladies
their officers being unable to restrain
them The Governor therefore ask
that the troops be Withdrawn. Th'
President replied that the troops woult
be withdras.l when order could be pre-
served without them.