The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02
Murder or Austrian officers b.
....s Mexican Troops.
Macmillan Expected to Abdicate
Important News from Europe
by Cable and Steamer.
NEW YORK.
Specials to the DaIIies.

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NEW YoRk, Nov 1.-The Emigrn-
tion Commissioners met yesterday.
The statistics showed the number of
emigrants landed during the past
> week to be 1855 makingl altetA land
ed here Since January 1st, 202, f7O.
Two cases Of cholera occurred in
the city yesterday, one OF which
proved fatal.
r TheAIfaafd's Ottawa special Of last
night says The Attorney General re-,
turns to-day, and "a Cabinet counsel
meeting will be held tomorrow 10
consider the. existing questions in
reference 10 The execution of con
dumned Fenians. Prominent par
ties here denonnde the 'lenieney, and
say il the Canadian Government has
not more buck bone than TO pardon
the murderers of her volunteers she
had better apply for annexation to
4 the United States. The Attorney
General will not 60 with the delega-
ton TO England on the 9TH of No
vemher, owing TO the serious aspect
of affairs! Tt8t aHWtf Atf
4. a A'Hcraids Troy special says The Fe-
81 nian excitement continues to run high
2 and sessions OF the circles are held
night and day An order issued by
+ President Roberts looking to an ear
ly invasion OF Canada, will soon
be promulgated. The organization OF
Fenian regiment has been com
menced and Il progressing with spirit.
A Hcrdidfx Troy special says
Major General Wool was struck
with paralysis through his entire right
side, yesterday, and 1t was thought
the attack would prove fatal. ~
A Herohi's New Orleans special
says:
A number Of Radical Southerners
including Cutler. the leading spirit. oil
the Convention of Julv. Both, have
left the city in, expectation of a riot
tomorrow. Cutler is the author oi
the report made in writing that the
ex-rebels contemplated general mas
sacre of the northern residents to
morrow. And tits very generally be
lieved by every body that to morrow
All Saints day, will pass quietly ,
The tombs of the dead have beer
ornamentcd by their friends hpA
A Hwutds Washington specia
says: 1b iusA aAc
The President has signified, TO Gen
Sheridan, hia approval of thespiIit o
his late Mexican ORDER. .yafea
5t All of the New York clerks In The
Treasury Department, are to- recelv
six days leave Of absence, to vote oi
Thoeday next.h Two.thusis Of thos
who 60 are reported TO be Radicals.
The Tribane's Leavenworth specia
says two men were lately killed by tn
Arapahoes near Fort Buford, Colora
do, twenty four miles below fort Hal
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A severe snow storm is reporte
between Denver and Salt Lake. Th
snow was two feet deep. Trains wit
grain for Halliday's Overland Expres
Company had seventy six mules froze
TO death. 1G
One hundred and sixteen mule
were recently stolen by the Indian
ten miles east of Julesburg.
Dehams mare Alice won so, 900 q
a race at Denver. t-zht
Evidence of the Pawnees show
that the Cheyennes and Camancht
murdered five emigrauts, and capture
a lot of children and horses, an
burned the wagons. The Cheyenne
were dressed in uniform, and ha
Government arms and saddles II
Camanchcs aud Cbeyeppes, are
strong parties, aud have taken Sc,
eral boys and girls prisoners. The
have several white children. 5,,,.
NEw YoRKs November 1.--W v
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