The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-25
TELEGRAPH H.
NEWS VIA NEW YORK.

of England and Ireland toward the
complete attainmentof their franchise
rights. The movement is being car
ried by the reform agitators in the
country, and the Fenian excitement
in the other.
The number of cholera cases re-
ported yesterday were less than on the
day before, but there is no certain in
dication that the disease is abating
Five cases were reported in this city
yesterday, and eight new cases and
three deaths in Brooklyn, showing an
increase in the latter city.
The Stephens headquarters have
been the recipients of numerous ido-
nations from the Hungarian, Polish
and French Republics, who are anx-
ious to aid the cause of Irish freedom.
Ameeting of the Brotherhood was
heldyesterday, when resolutions favor
ing the early commencement of war
in Ireland were passed. lI-0W s
Messrs. Stephens, Kelly, Gleason
and others addressed the meeting,
avoWing themselves ready to return to
Ireland whenever ordered.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mousely, who lives
at 81 North Moore street, cut her
throat with razor yesterday, while
alone in her parlor, and died almost
Immediately. -.,ts
Aswoman named Catherine Ressche
committed suicide at Hoboken, ON
Saturday evening, by hanging herself
with.a clothes line. .~ai.t rIElIv
A. Herald Washington special says
1t has transpired that United States
Paymaster of the regular army, late
Chief of an important District, has
dishonesty appropriated to- his own
use'a very large amount of coupons
attached to 7-30's, cutting them off
previous to paying them, out to the
troops of his district. The paymas-
ter held the bonds back until the Jan
uary interest accrued, = distributing
them throughout several remote
States, minus the. coupon ,adjuncts,
which he feloniously retained, for his
own, n,private use and gain. 1t is un-
derstood charges have been brought
against him at Washington, and that
but little time can elapse before the
public will be fully apprised of the
facts. ra.f, .xtu aZA IalII HIg
The sum = involved covers many
A T1ibune's New Orleans special
denies the report Of the SD cOlored
regiment showing any disposition to
create a riot. He says some forty
cab drivers had assembled in the vi,
entity Of the. encampment, where the
men were mustered out and
being paid off, with the inten-
ton of enticing them to visit
improper places, and swindling them
out of their money. The officers of
the regiment, solicitOus for the well
fare of their men, requested the police
on duty in that vicinity to have the
cabs removed, and this request had
been tortured into ridiculous state
ment that the police were called on to
protect the officers from violence at
the hands of their men, when the
truth is apparent that no officers were
ever more universally loved and re-
spected by the soldiers, of their com
mand, and no regiment could have
behaved in more orderly and quiet
arrival in the city.
Judge Hyslapd's. house was set on
fire for the fourth time a few nights
since The Judge is at present trav-
cling with the loyal Southern dele
gates in the North. 4Jil1LUl
The IIibune'S special says:
Secretary Seward is nearly we'll.
He rode to the White House on Tues
day, and being helped into one of the
ante-rooms, held a conversation OF
half an hour with the President, At
torney General Stanbury and Secre-
tary McCulloch.
- The Secretary is very thin, terribly
debilitated, and in appearance ten
years older than the morning he
started upon the Presidential trip. A
gentleman addressed an enquiry
this evening to Assistant Secretary
Seward respecting the health of the
Secretary, and received the following
reply:
l. He is decidedly better to-day, and
although still weak, is able to sit vi
and ride out. The doctors think that
in few days he will be able to resume
his official duties. y
A Tribune Washington special says
Pollard, editor of the Richmond
Examiner, having been posted as
coward, &C., by John Taylor, due
has been arranged to settle the matter
New YORK, Sept. 24-The Trt.
bune publishes a statement from
Pellicer, condemned with Gonzeals
for the murder of Otreo, denying th,
statement published by the Herald
purporting to be confession of th'
murder; while Gonzeals refuses to sa,
anything. Pellicer denies that he hat
anything whatever to do with th'
murder, but, on the contrary, say
that Villa and Gonzeals attempted t,
/, kill him, under the impression tina
he knew of their crime, he havini
/come. to the spot just after the dee,
was done.
New YORK, Sept PA Washing