Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
nIlaoelIaneous News.

Paris correspondent says that IL mas
been falsely reported that Gen. Schoheld
ihad gone to. England. = Tkere can be no
shadow Of doubt that be is here and IN
highly important business, although he
may have 10 written Instructions. :"
.Rscent reports, of suferings, on the
plans is confirmed. About 10 soldiers Of
ihezI7th infantry, and 80 OF the 9th
Wisconsin Volunteers, were SO badly
frozen that they bad to be lett IN the
hospital The road isfblocked mp with
snoE beyond Fort Kearney.
The Legislature ofColorado adjourned
subject 10 the caiis Of the Governor, after
raiiiying the constitutional zanendnent
BY voie of SO TO l.
The Posts Washington special saye,
a strong military force has been sentbg
Gen. Auger to Alexaudviagio prevent
any outbreak on New Years day.
A msjorisyaef the newscennittees On.
banking, and currency are khogn TO
agree with Comptroller Clark in cppos-
ing further imitation of the currency. A.
The Albany steam ers of the Peoples
Line no longer run; the only boats now
running thai far up the iriVerfaR prOpeiS
lers.. The New Haven night boats have
been laid. up for the winter. .z3ssFav "a
John P. Haskin, TO wnom Judge Bar
nard referred the claims of Charles
sDentsr against the city for thesum OF
$lc7, ,998 for work alIowedzto have been
done onl the Streets together with iaT
tarest from the first of November, 1886,
making total claim of $ll7 500, has
made a report in favor of the city. =
The Commercial says that the stock
market shows considerable activity on
certain specialties, apparently in antici-
patton of sctive9 speculation next week
Tor q rise. The market is a. present in
contrib yf a number of sanguine firms,
who, 30 long as the money market favors,
viii steadily push up quotations The
ch, If activity at the morning board was
in 6 eveland and Pittsbarg, closing at {
.advak es.r G0yernm ent. stocks eQltinuer
active auder the atimilus Of yesterdays
foreign news; considerable orders for
old 5-20s were executed yesterday, and
this morning also. Foreign bankers are
also buying, resulting from the reception
of the Presidents message which has
favorRhlel effectupon GovernmeHt etoek.
It being supposed that an enlarged
demand from Frankfoft and c1scndon
will result. At the morning board, 6s Of
1881 rose . and old SOS f.ic saS1 H.
New YoRK, Dec. 30,-4The Herald
Fort Monroe correspondent says: Gle
ment G.. Clay has recently been permit
ted by the President to receive visit
from his wife. Mrs Clay arrived there
on Thursday ofthiR week, and was soon
after admitted to On interview with her
husband. She was surprised to find Mr.
Clay in. very goed health. ,lTheshealth
of JEFF Dayts siss said to confinue good
Mrs. Clay will probably remain at Fort
Monroe some time. 1t is supposed she
has given up the hope Of getting her
husband pardonedi 5annod Dha J8h
.Nsw YoRx, Dec. so&fhe Aderphi
fraternity hasofor Hsveral days past
been holding Eitss an nual sess on in
this eityvo The attendance from aliAhet
chapters was large and measures were
taken TO give the most cordial assist
ance fersthe NATURALIZATION Of therSouthr
ern chapters ia such of f.their colleges as
are In operation. Last evening san ora
ton s-delivered. before the fraternity
and their friends at the Fourth Avenue
Church, By Hon John Fl. Antony. As
sistant Distriet Attorney of New York
New YoRKg Decp 80 The +, 7ribune's
Washington special says: Gen. Howard
has just received q report from the AS
sistant Commissioner OF the Freedmen's
Bureau fer~the. State Of Arkansas, in
which he states that The 90 mbsr Of white
and colored persons at present. depen-.
lent uPon the sGovernnienf, al Little
Rock, is one hundred, of which number
a majority are childreEsr He further
states that considerable suffering among
them is expeotedy owing to bis inability
to eupplysthen with full rationss = .4 q
8 Ths Secretary Of State yesterday pre-
sented each CLERK With portfolio.
: The Times Washington special says,
he triel of Ghee for, maltreating. Union
prisoners, which was begun at Raleigh,
has been resumed in. SaulsburT. A. D..
Richardson and =. e. p. Brown, corrgs1
pondent of the New York Tribune, and
W. z. Davis, of the Cincinnati Gazette,
have been sunmoned by the GoveFps !
ment as witnesses y
The President is 80 we'll satisfied with
the condition of the South and our for
eign relations, that he has determined to
reduce the army.
~ The Fsnnian Troubles.
New YoRK, Dec. 30s-The steamships
.Etna and America sailed for Europe
to-day, taking $230,009 in specie.
a. heavy snow storm commenced here
this morning, and continues 'unabated,
though the atmosphere 10 mild. The
snow lies to the depth of three or four
inches. sse2 e"@
1t is also showing at Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. sFsa IS i
The Times says: Both of the Fenian
leaders in New York are busy receiving
letters from their respective adherentl
/ and writing replies thereto The Roberts
men entertain no doubt that there viii
be a Congress of delegates at. Clinton
Hall next week, but they allege that
notwithstanding many honest Fenians
4 may attend to ascertain precisely whaI
s. COL O'Mahoney proposes to do, the con
vention viii yet be substantially 9 fraud
! Letters have been received from Boston
1 and elsewhere which allege that tbs
( O'Mahoney men have procured the pub
-flicetiol of spurious reports, representing
that certain. circles had declared for th,
i Union Square Republic, and that the.
have actually declared for The Senate
and denounced O'Mahoney as STUN
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