The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12
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town, with twenty cases Of cholera on
board. fonrtees deaths having occur.
red on She voyage, -four Of which were
| produced by cholera
1 In the ,eitg there .Nasn6tl "a single
! case reported, and only one burial
| permit for cholera was issued, :
| Bfnho UHey, a notorious burglar
| and river thief, was shot last evening
On North River pier by VIM, A. Pors
! Ter. the clerk Of The pier.
The Hmalis Washington special
has the following 3
Mr. Lowenthai reported himself
| yesterday morning 60 the different
departments, soliciting arrest. The
Paynaster General and other nc
counting objects infJfm4d MIN that
they knew Of nothing kaFrantipg his
arrest, Lowepthal then proceeded to
the Criminal Court Room, but nei-
tier tho Marshal nor District Att0fl
ney were willing 10 arrest him. ie
afterwards reported to the Chief Of
Police, but he also declined 10 act,
and only upon the eafneat solicitation
Of Lowebthal admitted him 70 bail on
his own 'recoeniznhce, TO answer any
aud every charge which mny be
brought agaiastihim. tlai taI
The following opinion has been
given by tho lAttbfBey General. aud
forwarded tostlia heeFelarys0f' War;
/ ! am Of Che epjnion that you have
no legal authority b. exclude author
ICED attorneys and agents from the
prosecution and payment Of elaii1a.
The claimant may net by attorney
Some kensAtion was produced by Il
rumor That deflttcatIod HIS 'oeeuffcd
10 the Navy Yard paylppsteFs De
partment
The report Il Mr.. Thompson, clerk
In. the Office OF Clothing Inspector Of
the Bureaq. has been. making impfo.
Payhadtdf F1it5b, III The Yard, has
been detached, and PayhAster Boggs
No direliction Is attfib.
uted 10 Fuller .s1AW4h 'ao.1 =
NEw YoHk, October ia dis.
patch, dated Berlin, September 20.
says that The Eastern Question IL Mt
tracing much attention here, as well
as 10 other parts OF Europe The Of
fetal North Aierman GaSette say that
the European powers are nominally
bound To int9fpoaes ff
The cold Weather OF the last few |
days has had The effect of increasing |
the number efhcbolcra cases on Gov. |
ernor'a Iatands The lremen Of the
garrison were attacked by the dieeeee
yesterday, undoubtedly through the |
over crowded condition Of the depot. |
Limited accommodation for the men, /
and the incleineney. Of the weather,
invite the disease. Orders Of d sani
tary apd preeeqtiopafg nature have
been issued, and the Island will be |
eoneidered IN qparantlne while the
cholera remains. d lssrg y ~ |
Recruiting for the army, in this |
city and Vicinity, will be temporarily |
suspended. ,atiaai
The Tibnhes Washington special
says rusnors of Cabinet changes are |
again rife. Seward and Stanton are
said 10 be on tho point Of retiring
the former 90 his home in Auburn,
and the latter to Spain, in place Of
Hale. IL is too soon, however, for
anything startling 10 occur
The Tribune's Lcavcnworth special
gives the following extract from the
Helena (Montana) Rcpubiicdn.
General Sherman's dispatch from
Fort Laramie to General Grant was
false, aud he was crimihally negligent
of duty in sending it. The Powder
River road 10 Montana il infested by
Indians, who are daily committing the
most fearful depredations. For dis.
lance Of seventy miles between Pow
der River and Fort Laramie, there "
hardly n mile that has not ite newly
made grave 10 tell Of recent murder.
Fifty men were, killed in six days
Parties are compelled 10 fight against
ten times their number Of savaRes, and
no one is safe unless travelling. in "A
train of one hundred or more. The
Indians are apon the war path, in
force, and armed with sabres, re-
y0lyers aud rifles obtained from the
Treaty Council at Fort laramie ,
There are only $50 moupted men nj
Lort Reno. The Indians know this,
and are with boldnoet stealing hOck
by Wholesale, burning trainR aud
emigranis, One man was
pierced with thirty-seycn arrows, bad
his handa,and. feet cat of, aud body
terribly mangled. Three men de-
scending the Missouti River were
captured, killed and scalped by the
Indians. Their names were Robbins, 4
Of Maine; Wooden, Of Minnesota;
and p w. Grecake, unknown. /
The Herdid's Mexican correspon-
dent has the following. ~ ~
o Gen. sMejla, the Imperial comman!
der, has moved on Monterrey aud n
battle between his forces and those of
has probably taken place.
report had reached Matamoras that
who had The priucipal or.
yanized force Of the Liberals, had been
defeated at Monterey, 81