The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10
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SANTA AHHh HNllFbFbu an nuuFsSs nv
tho Fenian picnic on Staten Island
yesterday y He s6id among other
things, that whom Mexico was invaded
By that noble enemy, on whose hospi.
talities ! ain now living. when | bad
array6d against mo the powerful
armies Of the United States, under
that iplm6rtpl hero, .gen.. bcQtt, tbe
flower Sof my army tlfen were Two
companies composed Of men from the
Green Isle, with the image Of their
patron saint on their flag Col. WIN,
u Roberts also 9,sp9be NJ considerable
length on the wrongs Of Ireland, and
tho glorious results which would fol-
low u determined attempt 10 secure
her liberation. Col. Roberts made ap
address IN the evening to tho ~, Pat
rick y Circle, IN which he was very de-
mandatory 6f tho government.
The Hefaid's special says tho To-
Irbntv hssiz6s 01jened their sts 4idns
yesterday Chief Justice Williams
delivered the moss9g6 ITO the gfard
Jury, IN Which he referred 10 The
Fenian prisoners, He paid tribute
10 the devotion Of tho Irish people TO
their native land, aud reviewed the
origin and progress Of tho Fenian
brotherhood In America. He said
many Of tho prisoners were reckless,
wild young mep, Of tho class so ffes
auent IN tho eftibs 0f the United
States, aud denounced severely tho
course Of tho United States Govern
ment IN not quolliug the conspiracy
whom its expapse was 80 widely pub
| lished through tho public preHs. IL
| " supposed thBf trial of tbs Fenians
| will commence on Thursday. 6o3
L. NEW YpRK, Oct y. IA The naval
officers on duty tat,fthia station met
yesterday and passed resolHtidnsN Of
respect for j The .memery of Admiral
Gregory Admiral Fhrragut
7 Pptesided, and addressed tho. melting
IN few remarks eul0gistio Of the de-
tteassd with when re Ind served In
the Wqgt Iflieh dalihg back 10 1915.
EnlAs sIieraldls Dhaflept0n correspon.
| dent fliysf.s,aslTh South lJ4fdltgA' Log
iblatine rad iourned, after u ,aterny
tession4 nThelblaek b0db wasvirtuhls
| ly lfcpeaiede aud All the eaivil rights,
.execpt auflngeg oiliee holding and
being D juror, .0fal now extended 10
the negro. IL iis reported Gov .iOrr
will teuomihenh tho adoption Of the
| CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment, aud ,sals0,
% new election aof Repfesentntivo
| who con take the oath. s',' ''s ','t ~.
A ,HaafLs Hartford dispatch says I.
| ghhF, y. Taller, teller Of tlle Haft-
| ford Bank, who IL suspected OF alb
straotng two hundred thousand dol
lars In bonds, was brought befofa the
Court on Saturday and bound over TO
the superior Court, for trial, IN ton
/ thousand d6tlafs.f Tpller insists be- is
innoeentg although ltis mode Of living
has been 80 fast M 20 elicit stiBpi
oi0nsn that h0 was obtaining money
| ffnuHulently, 1l9 4ilf ti ifst Nf0i tffH
r. Tho T'6,eS Washington special
says that in day or two an official
statement Of the condition of the jeff.
Davis case, with reference especially
| TO tho failure TO bring the prisoner to
! trial, viii b0 given 10 the public. II
Is probable that M the Chief Justice,
Judge Uhdef@t6ll4 Upited StatGa Dis.
triot ATTORNEY, and tho United States
Marshal Of Virginia, will be formally
! potliied that tle ptisotier ia now held
! by the Government subject 10 writ
4 Of, the United States Circuit Court ol
Virginia, TO answer the elindictmeni
found in that court, these officers
will doubtless be requested to take I'M
mediate pospetdion Of the prisoner.
The following informal Revenue
Officers received their commissions
Etotdays Thos. j. Reilly, Assessor OF
i Sd Ihdianh Diatrieti Elias Al Kal.
| lkIhgh, COLLECTOR dfl2d Wisconsin, Dis
4 triot; II. saunders. Collector of eth
! Indiana District SIS. Mann, Coilec
Z, Tor of 2d Illinois DISTRICT | Bnsil 8
d Brown, Assessor 14th Ohio District
| d. Brevet Mpi9fiGeneral Jos, Hafdie
A Inspector General, and Brevet iBrign
| dior General AL p. Howe, Acting tn.
apector General Of Artillery, who
have been absent for the past three
months on tour of official in
/ spection9 Of forts, Ne, through The
South, returned last week. They depar
again tomorrow to complete theii
work in other localities. This is th,
firat regular inspection since the clos'
of the war.
, Secretary Seward was well enough
to be at the State Department to day
though not performing regular oihcia
duties.
The TIfbune's Leayenworth speola
says. Reports from Montana say th'
trains arrived after continuous serio
> of battles with the Indians. Some o
the roads were impossible, and th'
whole route infested with the Indians
There, will be no more trains owe
, that road until the Government take
care of the Indians, 1t is the bes
, route, there is wood, water aud game
+ and the Indians won't Let you us
them.
The banking house OF II. II Grub
!, ber e. Co. have failed, with liabilitie
!, i Of about $25n000, aud assets. y. S75