The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-24
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NEWS YIANEM YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. PA Herald s
New Orleans special says
Another riot is imminent. The SD
colored regiment is very riOtous,
threatening the lives of the, officers
and to tear down the Panier Police
Station. The Major of the SD in
formed Chief of Police Adams of the
contemplated attack, and asked for
the closing of all the grog shops In
the neighborhood. Gen. Sheridan
has promised Chief Adams the as
sistance of the military to preserve
order, and most cordial feeling ex-
lists between the military and civil
authorities. r.
Over forty hack drivers were GUST
ed tonight for being in league With
the Jew clothing dealers to make the
soldiers drunk and drive them TO
their clothing stores.
Al Herdld'S Montreal dispatch says:
Gen. Meade left this city to-day, after
receiving marked attention from the
military authorities.
Judge Coursal is to be appointed
General of militia, and his place on
the bench is to be filed by Mr.. Fred
erick Marchand.
tbs reported that the Fenians are
gathering on the Vermont border,
and soon will advance, and there. is
considerable excitement IN Massaquoi
and Huntington. ONa |aE 500
A Times special says: The friends
of Mr.. Seward, who have visited him
to-day, express alarm at his condi-
ton, and fear that he cannot survive
much longer. Its with great effort
that Mr.. Seward speaks, and his ar
ticulation is very imperfect. ~
A Tribune Fishkell New York
special says. At 8o'clock last eve
ming, man named David Kelly was
set upon by five desperadoes near the
depot at this place They stripped
off his clothing and robbed him of
every thing he had. This afternoon
the rufians observed on the
Ferry boat going to- Newburg, when
Justice Phillips, with several officers,
attempted to arrest them. A general
fight ensued during which one of
them escaped; the other, four who
gave their names as Conrad Webster,
Charles Mitchell, Frank Wilson and
John Campbell, were secured. JUS
tice Phillips Immediately organized a
court on the Fishkell Dock and after
examination, committed the men to
the Duchess County Jail to await the
action of the grand jury, on a charge
of highway robbery. They left in
charge of officer Green, all securely
hand cufed, on the Poughkeepsie
train. - .e aue q ~
A correspondent at Frankfort-on-
the Main, says: iit
Governor Wright, our Minister at
Berlin, aud Mr.. Murphy, U nited States
Consul General at Frankfort, made
visit few days since to Stauttgart
and Carlsuche, to see about the CON
scription of some American citizens
in the armies of Wurtumberg and
Baden. Three citizens had been
naturalized and we're on visit to their
parents, when they were arrested and
put in the ranks as soldiers. The De-.
partment of State at Washington had
instructed the Minister at Berlin to
examine into the case and demand
their release, if the facts were as re-
ported. Their mission was attended
with complete success. One of the
persons had been discharged before
the arrival of the Governor and Mr..
Murphy, and the other was ordered to
be released at once by the Minister of
War at Wurtemburg. -
Hon. Amos Kendall called at the
United States. Consulate Generals
Office, in frankfort, September ,4th
He was in good health and is making,
at his advanced age, tour of Europe.