The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-24
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e New York, Aug. 23,-There were
no indications of an increase of chol-
era in the city. Yesterday 13 new
cases and II deaths were reported.
In Brooklyn there was continued
abatement apparent, there were but
is cholera patients in the hospitals in
that city yesterday. sot f
New YoRK, August 23.-Poriton
Probst, Robert Gray, and Patrick
Kinley are the names OF the detective
Officers arrested on charge of com
plicitY with thieves. III
"a An unknown man, while looking at
the jewelry in the store of Mr. Tice,
Brooklyn, seized property valued at
with it.
= New YORK, August 23.-A Herald
Ottawa dispatch says Canadian troops
are moving continually, and General
Michael, who has temporary charge of
affairs during the absence of the Gov
ernor General, now en- route for Eu-
rope, is actively engaged in inspecting
the provincial defenses. A consider
able force is at Cornwall; another at
Thorold, and there are three gunboats
on the St Lawrence
iJ Washington specials say the United
| States steamer Mahaska, of eight
guns, has gone to Tampico, in ac-
! cordance with the Presidents proc
lamation concerning Maximilian'
paper blockade l 10 $50
i General Grant, owing to the press
ure of official business, will not be
able to attend the Douglas monument
ceremonies at Chicago ~
An order has been issued abolish
ing the Provost Marshal Generals s
Bureau. #a
+ 1t is stated that General Tillson
i will succeed General Howard, in
charge of the Freedmen's Bureau,
some time during the month
NEW York, August 23-Mayor
/ Hoffman received official information
j from Washington this afternoon that
| President johnson would arrive in
this city at 1910 o'clock on Wednes-
day next, 29th inst, and would accept
the military reception rendered him
by the First Division. He will leave
at z 40 the next morning for West
Il Point. S. !. = ,..s-,5Is 3. s -fai.o.s 3
lla' Tomorrow the Mayor expects to re-
ceive the official programme which the
President expects to follow, and the
/ arrangements for his reception will be
in conformity with the features of that
programme Both branches of the
n common council will meet on Monday
to take proper action in relation to
giving the illustrous President prop
II err reception. Action viii also be
b taken by the merchants of this city,
: who will also participate in the cere-
. lfmOny. of reception = 1t is also believed
"A that the Tammany Society, the Demo
| cratic Committees, the Chamber of
Commerce, and other societies and or
ganizations will take proper action In
/ the matter. sa. s 81 ..a,
/ "A session of the Fenian senate has
( been called to be held in this city
4 next Thursday. a.assl .dl q ,l.f .dti q
tegN New York, Aug, 23--Only five
j, cases. of cholera were reported this
= morning, none of which proved fatal,
II Ten cases, three of which proved fatal.
= were reported in Brooklyn. laf s
! Mayor Hoffman, Collector Smythe
/; Eand others, representing the City and
/ National governments, have taken
steps for the reception of the Presi-
T|ldent, who is expected to arrive here
on Wednesday, -
New YoRK, August 23.-A trunk
: containing five hundred thousand dol
& lars in securities, deposited in the
!. vaults of one of the banks Of this city
S has been discovered to be stolen. The
]. loss is shared partly by house in this
city, and partly by firm in Boston
e No clue to the perpetrators of the rob
a berry has been discovered.
e 2 "A Washington special says the Sec
y ,retary of the Treasury will disburss'
|, nearly eighty millions in currency il
q paying interest40n 7-30's, and liqaida
III ting temporary loan. He viii not SCI
III anv cold ~ n nj .s.9I..{f,sff EtFl.iEf b.