The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-12

plain the OBJECT OF his mission to this /
country.
Mr.. B. Doran Killian has issued a
war bulletin to the Brotherhood, in |
which he states that he has made no |
report of his actions heretofore, be-
cause the public should not know
anything connected with purposes unit
the action proposed is defeated or
successful. He proceeds to state that |
his enterprise on the Eastern border |
was only temporarily banked, not de- |
feated. He concludes by stating that |
he and O'MaEony are on the best OF
terms, not enemies, as public oplnlon]
has it,
Mr.. Stephens was serenaded by]
| O'Mahony's regiment He made al
| shortsaddress not lasting over ten min-
utes.- His manner of delivery was SO
slow sand inaudible as to be scarcely !
heard. He said he did not belong. .to
any party, but came here to unite all
! the Irish people, and he would letsno-
one, be accused until he was fairly |
tried and found guilty. Party express
sions had done great deal of harm
40 the cause, and he advised sensiblel
minded persons 70 ree...:--f 6. .----,- --sah-
a habit. He said he came here by m
/ vitation, and should keep quiet for
time. with the commission appointed,
to indnire into the matter When the
leaders of the Irish Republic had
made their report then he would have
something to say. After expressing
thanks for the serenade and other
demonstrations, he concluded his re-
marks by saying that the people sof
ireland were prepared for long time,
butt they had been disappointed an
not otreceiving support before this. T.
New YORK, May 1O.-The Tribune 5.
special says: Gen. Hancoek's board.
for7testing breach loading arms were
visited to-day by Gen. Grant and Sec
retary Stanton, who are much inter
ested In the experiments. The new
: breach leaders have all been tested
, with gradually increased charges. The
, | GatliIe gun. sbuilt flike1alsmaIl canOns
Twas fred to-day before Gen. Grant
VIII The prospect BED of Df. Lyons Being
, able to upset the quarantine regula-
: tions in New York and substitute a
! new set Of officers, by act OF Congress,
s looked exceedingly dangerous III the
Senate to-day. e.,
e A letter from Norfolk states that
4 j. GiIgaham has sbeen appointed Fore
E man of. the Grand Jury by Judge I'm
n derwood but he declined to serve
n upon-an jury. -
District Attorney Chandler has re
v ceived from Washington ian indiet-
# l-ments against JEFF. Davis for treason
/ as a I,ablic enemy, which he would
= but before the Grand jury. !
n Mrs. jeff Davis has been to Nor
folk to get groceries, &c.. to keel
Rssssnsss s 5hs 'l' fSEs, "a and sasts.I the psGpf a
kinds. and sent her the choicest bon
I ouets. as an evidence of their extraor
y dinary esteem \
Y, The Commissioner of the Genera
= Land Office states thatinVth month
= = of April last, California claims ger
- issued amounting to 81 $50 acres
of During the same month he paid Ore
- - gon. donation patents covering 30,7o
vs acres.
Y Y The Herald,s special says zeontra
"a dictory reports have been in circuls
! ~ rtion for some weeks past, concernin
- 60 the Collectorship of the port CHI
- cago. We are finally able to CIV
~ -, assurance that Walter B. Stokes nan
~ ~ will be sent to the Senate for conn
q nation, and that Col Mann will
I Ia appointed Collector of Internal Re
6Ii lI enue for the Chicago District.
On As an evidence of the manner
Of nf which the proposed new five per Gel
u loan.will be acceededA to by buslne
men and bankers, it may be interes
ing to know that wealthy gentlems
. in New York has already made TO
re- NAL application for $500, 900, provide
in It shall be thirty years five per ce
by loans and that he can have his bon
vas in consecutive numbers.
DIS. The TF1pes special4says that its
PEI stated that the Senate has postpon'
the the consideration Of the nominatie
To-. of s. F. Carey, as Collector for +
ere Second District of Ohio, upon the /
oss quest of many of the leading me
ed chants of Cincinnati, Swhoswish to ,
the heard on the subject before final !
r of ton is taken. :.
,ro- Mr.. Seward sent his protest, VIII
tain has been published, .agaips Aust
- sending troops to Mexico, al the sa
osi- time that he wrote to our, Minist
ians saving that if troops had alres
/ by started nothing could be done the
has but & none had already gone he '
instructed-t to withdraw in case trot
will should depart after his protest
the been presented and before he repl
EN- and our response should have b.
received =
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} ar FROM ~AShhTN &AON'
by a WASHINGTON, May-11 The Pr
hood dent has approved the bill extend
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