The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-30


New YoRK, April 29-The Her.
aids special says the Commissioner
of the Indian Bureau is undecided
as to whether be shall endorse the
bills recently made by Lewis V. Bogy,
the former Commissioner, or at pres
ent an agent of the bureau. with GER
tain New York merchants, for the
purchase of goods for the use of the
Indians The goods, amounting in
value to several millions of dollars,
have been delivered, and the creditors
are consequently in a state of anxiety
as to the probability of being paid for
them y <izss 1s4esA 912NL
New York, April 29.-The Times
special says: -esa asTs 2
The workings of the Treasury for
the month just closing will show an
other large reduction of the national
debt In the next statement, Secre-
tary MeCulloch. hopes to reduce the
total debt to about twenty five hun
dred million, at which point he
belieyes il. must remain sstatienarv1so
long as the present. rate Of Govern
mentzincome and expenses is main
tanned. The Indian war. will draw
largely on the national : resources
this summer, and while the course Of
4 the Treasury isuperfectlg fclear and
easy, the reduction of the national
debt must soon be suspended, for
time, at least .........-- 3p3sa-s3 Asg'1
There has been a. very strong inn
preston prevailing in this city for the
6 pastfeW idays8 that RGen . X ousseau,
who is here awaiting orders, would be
seus 70 New Orleans TO, supercedei
4 Gen. Sheridan. The report has been
.telegraphed. South. but I am able to
state on the best authority that no
officer in the South holds his com
a1nand By so certain aTtenure ass Gen.
Sheridans Gem Rousseau does not
desire a command in the. South, but
hopes to be assigned to, the Depart
ment of the Columbia, which will
give him very desirable position on
the Pacific Coast.
The following is Gen! ASheridan's
. order, relieving onezof thesAidssofsthe
Chief of Police for improper inter
ference with registratiop:s 5EHiofq
49, i. w. sBoylan, Aid to- the Chief Of
Police, having on the 18th instant, in
timidated freedmen by making false
Representations, theFeby-ebstrueting
the lawsby causing thsmste leave the
EiclHlty OF the registering Ofhce, In the
First District of this city, is hereby
disc harged rffem tho. policef fored of
the city Of New Orleans, from twelve
O'Clock to-day
Gov. Hahn's effort to induce Gen.
&an : to9 authorize Geu. Sheridan to
set aside the recent election of the
Mississippi Railroad Directors has not
been successful. Gen. Grant declines
to- intesfere,aad ferssthesspplieant
-topthe President. 50 Beaure fard and
his associates still hold control of the
- ''7 The Hsrass specials says It the % psrsies-
urging an injunction against the re !
/, construction law. express confidence
In their success. ezlsi sslesioTsi& tiafsa
- The Times special says circular
signed by fifty Of the leading manu-
facturers of New York Philadelphia, ;
Pittsburg and Boston, among whom
are Peter Cooper, John Jewetta g.
Sons, and others of New York, VIM
Sellers & Co., Ben. Bullock & Sons,
and others Of Philadelphia, Cunning
ham b Imsen, and Others Nof Pitts
burg; Il. b. Ward, Of Detroit, with
Others. has been issued, calling q con-
ference of the manufacturing Interests
of the country 10 meet at the xstor
House, New York, on the 9th Of May,
and deliberate upon the present condi-
ton and prospects Of the material in
= terests Of American industry, sod to
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