The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-05

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'g5S ia@s'. Se New YoRK, November 3--Wm. A.
.gta. Frances, Treasurer Of the Montana
Mining and Discovery Company. con-
mitted suicide at his own house in
Nsh West Nineteenth Street, yesterday, by
cutting his throat with razor In
.oe9, 9attemptiDg TO preyent lhieldeath, his
'ias wife was severely cut, and in in pfe-
.tsts-1 carions condition ThcAdeceased had
formerly been;an inmate Of d lunatic
asylum.
Rn8qmolrhe coroner's jnryinvestigat The
murder of Gleason In thurman Street,
,0Ue a Brooklyn, on. Saturday night, rendered
ase verdict. yesterday, charging Nc
Shane with the commission of the
.a. deed, and Bolton with being an acces-
9o ve sorry to the, crime. "a
~ 't'~ The 9Th Regiment win decline the
a,a . invitation to visit the Paris Exposi-
ton in 1867 less than six hundred Of
ttai. the members volunteering to go.
The jurytin the trial Of the Adams
Express robbers, at Danbury, yester-
,t1a day, rendered verdict of guilty
against all the prisoners Notice was
.go0.G given that a motion for n new trial
YY would be fled, and sentence was de-
ferred. ,sia
,..,... Cepake trot for 5000, mile heats,
best three ID five in harness, came of
yesterday afternoon between black
- gelding Gen. Butler, black mare Cora,
50 g0 and bay mare Goldsmith. The race
wac won by Butler in three straight
200 98e heats. Time, 2:23f, 2 :25i, and 2:27
s,aaqs The Tribune has the, following
special from New Orleans.9
,'5lt,.5 We have received information from
ak gentleman, who has until recently
been one OF the most exalted officers
in the State, that subscriptions has
auJ % been taken up and preparations made
to send about ione hundred of the
bDa His most noted thugs and mnrderers of
1eA. this city to Washington, with view
-sss, Of overawing or breaking up the
<, coming session Of Congress. This
.vQ intelligence, coming from the source
il does, is entitled to the gravest con-
"oo 900 sideration. Gen. Sheridan is re-
moving the vast stores of munitions
of war which haze accumulated at
Baton Rouge arsenal and two vessels
have been loaded with small arms and
910lz are on theiway 30 sN6wJYqFk;
Col. Treabi has returned to- this
~ city, and states thatlmy dispatch, in
reference to the attempt to assasslnate
shro 9, him at Alexandra was true in every
respect, theeontfadicti the:rebel
press, notwithstanding.
Highly important news is hourly
expected from the Rio Grande.
Fl a13 The Commercial Of to-day accuses
Mayor Monroe of peculation and
perjury tf fzf
A Hrads Washington special says
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman will shortly
+ ~ return here and receive sinstrurtions
81 a. from the President, whenhe and Min
lister Campbell are to leave for the
Mexican frontier The General is to
make thorough investigation into
the manner in which our military af-
fairs are conducted there.
'. The recent interviews between the
General and the President, have been
.s... in regard to the future policy toward
1aaa Mexico. al l
Capt. Robt HALEY who command
ed the steamer Andrew johnson late
ly lost at sea, has reached Washing
ton. From him we learn the follow
80 A ing particulars of. the. wreck of that
h q vessel: asa.
She left New York on the 3rd ult.
bound foi Charleston. At O'Clock
Friday morning she struck Carl
turck beach. At the time she was
beached there was very heavy West
.erly current and strong gale of wine
blowing from the coast In an houi
after she struck she filled and sunk