The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29
A General War 1iirs Imminent.
$4,000 Warriors ON the
~ War Path. ayy
TnE HEALTH or NAPOLEON.
NO HOPES or HIS RECOVERY EN.
TERTAINED,

New YORK, Oct. 27.-1'he news of
the conviction and sentence to death
Of Col. Lynch. the Eenian, created the
greatest excitement amongst the Irish
citizens of New York The Common
Council Of the city met and passed
resolutions requesting the Canadian
authorities 10 pardon the prisoner,
and requesting the President to use all
efforts to procure the same.
The 7FfhHHe's Chicago special says
evidences of widespread troubles on
the Indian frontier have accumulated
more rapidly than usual within the
past few days. A general war is re-
ally imminent. Gen, Sherman has
ceased to discredit the alarming re-
ports, and is taxing every energy to
throw troops into the imperilHd dis
triets. 1900 Indian warriors are de-
clared, by the latest advices, TO be
actually on the war path. Alugrg
Advices of additional disasters on
the lake, in the late storm, continue
10 come in, The devastation was very
extensive.
Fourteen inches of snow. fell in
the Lake Superior mining regions yes
terday. .otH
For the. the "a hours ending at 2
o'clock this afternoons. 26 new cases of
cholera have been reported, % which
2 were fatal, The disease has praeti-
cally disappeared.
New. YoRK, Dot. 27.--Ott5 Ar.
neak, of the Republican, Naturalizas
ton Office, No. 9 Center Street, and r..
Mulling and Henry Smith were ar
rested yesterday, charged with forging
the of Judge ,MoFTelL of the
Supreme Court, to naturalization Ger
titicates. The accused were commit
ted TO Jail in default of $1,000 bail to
answer.
The Herdlds Washington special
says the receipts from customs at the
below named ports, from the 18th to
the Goth inst, were as follows; New
York, 5000, ,l72,. Boston, 1885,, 02l I;
Philadelphia, $l74500; Baltimore,
$102,634; total 1920, 1927, The re-
ceipls at New 0rlaanR FROM, the 9th to
the 18th instant Amounted to $l70. .252..
The Heyafds New Orleans special
says | am semi officially informed that
0rtego and staff now here will'not be
permitted to enter Mexico. and per-
haps will be arrested, The military
commander is absent fora few days,
but there Is an unusual stir at head
quarters. h thadsiii3N W siN
The Hefald'S III. Leavenwerth des-
patch saysi DIR. Robinson, of Utah,
and Superintendent Of the only Chris
tian Sabbath school in Salt Lake City,
was murdered by the Mormons, on
October 9th. fal9baii l,I hlra ,l-'' 'a'i' li,
Gen. Conner, formerly commanding
in Utah. telegraphs that the Gentilas
Ofthat city are panic cystricken, and adj
vises the Rev. DIR. Hartman Mcleod
not to return there.
The Herald's Leavenworth special
says: Nine hundred and twenty-five
ounces of gold dust were shipped from
Colorado during the week ending Qes
tober 26, which Is an increase of ", 900
over the shipments of the previous
week. p 9sN ht aa
The 7ribune's Berlin correspond
enee of the 18th, says: The celebrated
DIR. Longeuberk, Chief Surgeon OF our
army, left, some days ago, for Biar-
ritz, 20 consult with the physicians of
the French Emperor, on the possibilA
ity of an operation Yesterday, q des-
patch was received from our Embassy
at Paris, stating that there is no hope
of the recovery of Napoleon, and that
his death may be hour y expected-T-
the fact being only still kept secret, .
A 4i3bune's New Orleans special
says;
Judge Cooleys who presided at a re-
cent term of the Circuit Court at
Alexandria, has returned to this city
and represents the parish of RopIdes
as being in a state of anarchy.
A 1tpaes Washington special says:
Under thc bounty act of July "a,
1866, the mother and father of soldiers,
provided thero has been no abandon
ment on either side, are jointly enti-
tied TO receive the payment of the
bounty. The widow having remar-
ried before the act, and there being nc
minor children, and whore the heirs
. of a deceased soldier. claimed the
bounty provided by the act, July Is
1866, il is decided that If the soldier
died before the passage of the aol
from causes other than wounds, OF
disease contracted in service, or if h,
died after the passage from wounds
or. disease contracted in service
the bounty descends 10 tn
heirs in the order and condition
named In the law This case is pre-
cisely parallel to that Of the soldie
40 whom bounty is granted by Oh
law Of March Sd, 1853 for less thhl
s~ ,,aara aArvice when diachnroe,