The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The > Her
ads City of Mexico special of the
10Th says: Vice Admiral Tegehoff' s
immediate return to Austria is nearly
determined on, if the remains of Max
imilian he not delivered soon <9
Gen. Diaz accepts the candidature,
and bis adherents are organizing A
furious electioneering campaign is
now going on. .e..sT "a ~ .,.eI. o. ! ..ss
i The HeralTs Richmond special
says: 1t has now become definitely
settled that the Davis trial will take
place at the November, term of the
Circuit Court here, Judge Chase has
expressed his intention of presiding I;
and if the rebel aex-President does
not fail to come to time on his straw
bail, questions of great importance
will arise. which will require all the
diplomacy aud ability Of the Chief
Justice to evade and decide. H
The opinion is expressed that, al
lowing Davis. will appear, the trial
will be shirked by the Government,
and the prisoner will again be SEQ at
liberty on bail. There is reason to
contradict such an erroneous impress
sienso Indicationsilead to the belief
that the trial will be proceeded with,
and mass of the most important
events connected with the history of
the rebellion disclosed. The counsel
for the defence will demand triad !;
and if the Government urge as an
excuse that tits not ready, the Court
will express it's intention to remain
in session a sufficient time to prepare.
Failing in this, a ,sote pro1qui will
then be entered, by which the dis
charge of the prisoner may be effect
ed. The latterais not likely, and the
trial, which the nation at large de-.
mand, will be proceeded with. Davi is
can scarcely be convicted. 80
The Her0Lds Washington special.
says the Treasury Department, it is.
stated, has received a report from j.
III, Wiggin, Treasury agent, In New
York city, to the effect that he has
caused an attachment to be made
Harry Hart, of New York. to the.
amount Of 800 goo TO indemnify the
United States for losses alleged to
have been sustained through the
frauds of himself and accomplices.
Gen. Scho6eld has refused to obey
"a writ of habeas corpus, in which the
Judge of the Richmond Circuit Court
ordered an enlisted minor brought
before him for discharge. asial =
The Times special says the settle
ment of the case of the Government
against Frazier, Trenholm & Co.,
has been coasummated. The terms
are not made public. asI saa
A number of clerks In the Quar-
termaster's Department, have been
notified that their services are not
wanted after the Both.
lizzie Lazarus the well known sport,
died yesterday. Ia - ~ = =.
New YoRK, Sept. N-Dr. Snod-
grass publishes a statement by which
it appears that the loyal Governors
present at the Antietam dedication.
especially Governors Fenton and
Geary, were to make addresses. but
Governor Swami, at the dictation of
the President, called for the benedic.
ton just in time to cut them off.
The 1ribnne's special says: Col.
Messmore, Deputy Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, has been notified
that his resignation will be accepted.
Regarding himself persecuted by the
whisky wing in New York, Colonel M.
will not tender his resignation Col
Wisewell, former commandant of the
Military Department of Washington,
is mentioned as his successor. ta- 4