The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28
IL ELE CIR AsP H. !
Gen. Grant in Richmond.
Suffering in Alabama.
The Colorado Bill in the
House.
The Trial Of JEFF, Davis
deposits for Temporary
Loans Discontinued.
,sRg08 {sAs1 aIeails&
Nominations by President.
TfFn Efn E<o
The Trial of JEFF. Davis.
Nominations by President.
Etc, ETC., Etc.
NEWS VIA NEW YoRK.


New YoRK. April 27.-Mr. BisselI
reports that there have been no ad-
4mfrTance Of cholera patients TO the
hospital since last report. There has
been three more deaths.
Accounts from Trinidad TO the 9Th
inst, brought by the British brig
iPalmyre, state that sugar was coming
In quite freely. Molasses will be late.
Tonnage was in demand, and all the
vessels in port were taking freight, In
sugar, at 673c.
The Posts special says that bill to
prohibit the landing of passengers
from emigrant ships which arrive here
overloaded, has lately been introduced
into the House.
The Treasury Department informs
us that smuggling on the Canadian
frontier is practically at an end.
Montgomery Gala. papers received
contain accounts of destltutlon and
suffering in verious parts of the State.
As many as three hundred women
have been seen at one time around the
Courthouse on days when rations were
expected, and having walked fifteen
or twenty miles, and within forty
miles of Montgomery there are seven
hundred destitute families in actual
want of food to sustain life.
The New York Board OF Aldermen
adopted resolution directing the
Committee on Markets to report on
the best and most expeditions method
of rebuilding Washington Market.
The new structureis lis to be built of
iron, one story high, and to be built in
sections.
Officers of the General Government
have commenced the removal, from
the Battery barracks, Of thousand
musketsxa stored. there, which were
taken from Lees and other armies.
The work viii consume week. The
Board of Health will enter ON flIe-
premises as soon as possible.
New York, April 27.-'The COM
naerciGEs special says:
Mr.. Smythes nomination for the
Collectorship has been referred to
Gov. Morgan, who has not yet report
ed to the Commerce Committee, which
will not have a meeting until Thurs
day.
A delegation of New Workers is in
Washington, urging Secretary Seward
to take active steps against crowded
emigrant ships, which engender pes
thence.
- Large numbers of idle freedmen at
Newbern and ON Roanoke Island have
been notified that they can not have
rations after May next. t.5aoHa
NEW YORK, April 27.-The Times
special says the meeting on the action
of the New York Congressional dele
CATION, last evening, with reference tC
the question of reconstruction, has
been the subject of much cOmmen
to-day, and has created considerable
surprise among the extreme men, wht
counted on the majority of that dele
cation as sure, to favor negro suffrage
In any event. hAa4e 43i gt1 W3n
The Tribune's special says the state
ment is whispered about that thu
Senate, to-day, in Executive session
discussed some other matters thai
military combinations, which wer,
passed upon without opposition.
rumor is to be credited, a majority o
the Senate very decidedly announce
that no nomination should be con
frmed when made to fill a place va
cant by the removal for opinion sakt
of any competent officer, who support
ed the election of Andrew johnson
the last Presidential canvass. Th
Senate is bound to sustain the Pres
dents earliest and best friends.
Senator Morgan being on the Con
mittee on Commerce when the case (
Mr.. Smythe cup for action, it wa
referred to Gov. Morgan as Senate
from New York.
ds tbs customary to report back cas-
after one weeks delay, and a report
the case may be expected, by the cor
mittee, to-day, but nothing. was ga
by Senator Morgan, and as there is !
meeting of the committee until ne
Thursday, no action will be. had qp'
the case during the interim. 1t
supposed that no objection of nome
will be made against his confirmatio
Messrs. Evart, Clifford and GeneI
Rousseau, have been retained by t
Government for the trial of Jetfers
Davis. They were here yesterday.
ranging the case, although the til
and place of trial has not been de
nitely decided.
The Times special says that
would be Senators from Colora
were upon the floor of the House