Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
THE LATEST
Reported tor the Daily Times.
NEW YORK.

Pirate SheMaMdoah-HerC Captain and
Crew Paroled by English Authorities
Spec culation Ther on.-Inst a lIatiOn of
Earls Russell and observation-disclosures
alton of Rome by the French.
New YORK, 2O.-The Times special says:
Yesterday the Catholics of Washington laid the
foundation stone of the St. Dominic church.
1t is intended to be the finest religious institu
ton in the city.
John Deery champion biliardist, and Mel
vim Foster, played mate Of some 500 points,
in Washington, on Saturday night Deery
won by 400 points. .sss
The Worlds special says: 1t is intimated
that President johnson will issue proclama-
ton or message defining some definite policy
to be pursued relative to the reconstruction of
the Southern States.
/ The Herald's special says: Two mysterious
personages, said to be from Richmond, were
incarcerated in the Old Capitol Prison .Satur-
day. The officers and attaches Of the prison
are forbid to allow any one to hold verbal
communication with thom. +.. t......-.
The officers of the Detective Bureau deny
the statement that the Bureau is to be abol-
ished.
The Times special says: The estimate for
maintaining the army for the ensuing year, on
the present peace footing, is S33. 600, 900.
There is enough war material on hand to equip
a million men, or maintain the present force
for one year on war footing. ...... ,~
Orders are going to be issued from the Navy
Department to reduce the working force in all
the yards, and in many cases the wages. 1t
will result in the discharge of fully two-thirds
Of the employees in the vardS.
The Times special states that Secretary Nc
Culloch will urge in his forthcoming report the
reduction of the currency, and by positive
and cautious means will continue the policy of
contracting, whenever possible, as the floating
national debt becomes due. The Government
Depositories have been notified to redeem,
upon presentation, S25, 900 of the five per cent.
bonds, due December lst, and forward them to
the Treasury Department. for payment and
cancellation. On account of the approaching
maturity of interest the notes have been held
the banks as part OF the reserve capital.
ough urged to replace these notes by legal
iers, the Secretary has declined. They
be paid as fast presented. Over four
1ns of the one year five per cent notes
since due, are still out.
Secretary does not look favorably upon
rmanent sinking fund for the reduction
debt. He will urge that the debt Of the
ment be increased to its highest posi-
res be applied to the reduction of the
fast as possible
YORK, Nov. 2O-9 A. M-The City of
from Europe, has just arrived in
ne.
lshed counterfeit so cent fractional
the amount Of $780, 900, together with
ity Of paper tools, &C., for counterfeit.
ve recently been found in a house at
IY,,,a h1yt do
}, Lowell and Otto, of this city. The
yes succeeded in capturing at Brooklyn,
Thursday night, and committing to Jail
.rson said to be at the head of this great
lie enterprise, named Chas. j. Roberts, an
ed counterfeit engraver.
10 Editors-The brevity Of this report is
az to the fault OF the wires. s.-AGENT.
New YORK, 2O.-The Steamship City of Lon
n, Liverpool dates Sth, Queenstown, 9th, ar
ed at Quarantine early this morning, but
detained until 10 80
he pirate Shenandoah arrived in. the Mer-
on the 9Th, and surrendered to the Guard
Donegal, and is now in the hands of the
authorities.
ptain Waddel states that the first ,ntorma-
re received OF the close of the war was on
9TH OF August, from the British war vessel
lenna, and that he then consigned her
the hold, and steered for Liverpool
Daily News says: Americans may be in.
0 say it was only fitting she should be
as her origin, but the Daily News can
p asking how the Shenandoah had been
pursue her course without the least in
}. from the American Navy. Can it be
that the expectation of compensation
5es, resulting from her depredations from
ID, made the American Government less
or her capture. If it should come to that
sion it would be one of the strongest
al arguments against the admission OF
abilities against England
stated that Waddel has sent letter to
ussel but the contents are unknown.
aptain and crew Remained on the Shen
Il.
Star says the vessel will be claimed by
lca. and there is no reason for refusing
quest
Times says The personal liabilities Q
'aptan gives rise to perplexing circum
es. but that strict justice will be done by
rbunals
RI Russell as Premier, and Earl Clarandor
inister'ot. Foreign Affairs were installed
Office. No material changes viii proba
be made yet .s.EF
The shipping Gazette states that oil spring
We been discovered i'll England
The French are TO commence the evacuation
Rome On the 18th inst