Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28
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WAaHIKaToz, 0ata % 6--Dispatehes
this evening anticipate the capture Of
Matamoraa. aud the entire reoeeapation
OF the State Of Tamarelipas by the LIB
eral forces under Juarex. There can be
no doubt Of important movements hav-
ing been on foot TO that end, aud OF
their having reached point OF reason
able success
1t is now positively known that
the trial Of JEFF. Davis has
been decided upon, and the arrange
ments have been nearly completed. The
trial will be- ior the crime of treason,
either IN this city or 10 Richmond, and
the Attorney General and friends Of Mr.
Davis have selected and retained o
council for him. Now that tae Wirz
trial is completed, it is supposed that
JEFF Davis trial win Immediately follow
II Ia said that the Secretary ofthe Navy
has directed thai all the available steam
vessels OF war shall be immediately got
ready for sea It Is supposed that il is
the intention Of the Government 10 be
ready for any eventualily In any quarter
Of the world.
The Naval court martial, With Vice
Admiral Faragut as president, 20
convene in Washington on the hrst
Of November, will have before u Lieut.
Col. Marslon, the oldest officer, Zone sx
cepted,) on the charge of using, for pri-
Yate purposes, Government property,
Mr.. Duncan, State Agent for Georgia,
star ted for bone from New York, and
has succeeded in negotiating loan OF
$4,000 for one year Al per cent, on
the faith Of the provincial State Cover
nor Of Georgia. tt*H
Ex Governor Neil :. Brown was par
doned TO day By the President
The Herald has an interesting state.
ment relating to the new Mexican loan
for $50, 600, 600 which was placed on the
market on Monday last also n repre-.
eeusation of the bonds of the denomina-
ton of $500. Already the demand for
these bonds ia very great, applications
pouring in from banks and individuals.
Adviees from Savannsh say that Hon.
Walter A. Forward, Judge Of the Sa.
preme Court of Florida, died in Savan.
nah on the 18th inst
The steamer New York, which arrived
/ from Panama yesterday, brought some
specimens of gold ore taken from the
newly discovered Isthmus deposits near
! the line of the Panama Railroad. More
extensive discoveries are expected to
follow, aud the Panama aad Aspinwall
people are greatly excited
There is nothing later in relation 10
the revelation in Perm, or the Spanish
| demands on Chill,
No news Of s6nssquence from the
Central American Republic hut We
have accounts of sditiOnal insurrsc-
tionary operations, and apprehensions o,
/ some still greater E,In8
The Herdlds Washington speeiA
says; ra-,ve
The Indian Bureau yesterday received
INTEL gence that the Legislature of the
Chickasaw nation has ratified the treat
Use lately negotiated at Fort Smith, Ar
kansassincluding the provision abolishinJ
slavery.
I The Tines Washington special. saws
The report OF the United States Treas,
arer to the Secretary of the Treasur-
shows that during the past year the bus
mess of the Treasurer has amounted tc
$S, 900 900 per day General Spinner
United States Treasurer. Aas declined
the appointment of Auditor in the New
York Custom House, and intends to con
tinue in his present position durin,
President Johnson's administration
The Commissioner Of Internal revenu
received information that the broker
tax question was again decided agains
the brokers in Philadelphia The mat
ter cane up before the court upon a
application for an injunction 10 restrain
the United States Cashier in Philadel
! phia from collecting the revenue tar
which was denied.