The New York herald., 1866-08-30

,h as.,h y, h.vo been caused by stabbpg with knio
in the hands OF Charles Kelly. Kelly was comu,s'e.
and the other young men who were presens "''A
the time Of the killing were discharged.
Al DsnvilIe Hendricks county Indiana, on os'urosy
last the radicals sttsmpted 70 break up
meetug when a riot occurrud, IN "ncn sovoiss ~
ware vounded-seyeral Of them having since died II
-. rnmo,ad that force was organizing TO besiege
n.n,,,,s ON sunday night another force Of radicals
s.,ourdsd the house of q democrat at Amoe, IN the
same o.nuty and made threatening demonstrations
against II.
George H. Psadleton, Brick Pomeroy and Senator
Hendricks made sps4ches at Large democratic meet
ing In Edinburg Johnseu county, Indiana on Tuesday
The number Of people assembled fifteen twenty
thousand and there was gresk enthusiasm.
The trial Of the prisoners charged with the heavy rob-
berry Of Adams' Express Company, ON the New Haven
Railroad in January last is now In progress at Danbury,
Conn. The facts Of the robbery are familiar to the
readers OF the HERALD. The amount stolen was over
half million dollars The robbery occurred on tho car
despatched by Adams Express Company from this city
to New Haven and seven persons were arrested, after
dligent search by the detectives and police, ON the
charge OF having porpetated the crime About
Of the property was recovered Two Of the prisoners
were tried some time ago and the remaining I'VE are
now trial at Danbury.
We publish letter from Portland Maine, to-day,
which discusses the political campaign just opening IN
that State II bids fair 70 be lively fight General
Banks General shepley and Senator Wilson, OF Mass
have entered the lists for the republicans and Mont
gomery Blair Of Maryland ia canvassing for tho demo-
crats At radical meeting in Portland, on Mon
day night General Banks ntimated that the President
was prospective traitor and that General Grant was
time server He said that the first act OF the rebels
after their power would be to remove Grant
Crc,,n n0lra and MIA nua 0f
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The United States steamer Rhode Island left Eastport
BIane for Halifax yesterday.
Tho corner stone Of the Soldiers Monument at Bridge
port Conn.,, was laid yesterday Governor Hawley was
the principal speaker
The Illinois Democratic State Convention assembled a
Springfield yesterday, and nominated I. Lyle Dickey
formerly Colonel OF the Fourth Illinois Cavalry, fol
Congressman for the State at large
railroad trouble has broken ont in Cincinnati
of the refusal of the companies to sell twenty
five tickets for 81 Os Large crowds were assembling,
interfering with the roads, and in several instances the
taken possession of BY the exasperated ct
zens
There were twelve deaths from cholera reported IN
Cincinnati Tuesday and only yesterday There
were ten reported In New Orleans Tuesday In Mem
phs Wednesday, there were nineteen cases reported
to the Board of HEALTH thirteen Of which were fatsi
William T Smithson, q banker Of Washington, who
thrown into prison during the for being in cor
respondence with the enemy, by order OF Secretary
Stanton has instituted proceedings against the latter fo
damages because Of irregular and unlawful proceedings
laying his damages o0O The Cabinet discussed this
matter, and the Attorney Genera, directed 10 defend
Secretary Stanton In the case the defence being prn
cpally based the act Of Congress indemnying Ger
tain officers Of the government for acts done In thei,
nf
The constitutionay or the law will therefore be tested
in the coming trial
Business outside Of Change was nearly suspended
yesterday, and Change the attendance very slim
and business light Flour was l0c 2oc. lower Wheat
declined &c. 30. with moderate inquiry Corn and
oats were lc or Pork dull and lower. Beef un.
changed Lard was quiet but steady. whisxey was
quiet. Freights were dull and nominal Petroleum was
lower.