The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-27
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Specials to the New York Papers.


NEW YORK, March 26.-The Paris
correspondent of the London Sunday
Gazette says Mr.. Stephens and num-
ber of American officers are in Paris.
innocent of the rising in Ireland,
which took them by surprise.
The Opinion Nationale of Paris
has an article on the Fenian move
ment, in which it hints that the Uni
ted States Government connived at
the rebellion in the interests of Rus
STA as means of embarrassing Eng
land at critical moment of her diplo-
macy on the Eastern question.
The Law Committee of the Com
mon Council have reported in favor
of the selection of Union or Madison
Squares as a site for Post-ofice.
A Herald Matamoras special denies
the report of the defeat of the Lib
erals near Quertaro by the force un-
der Maximilian. The Liberal lines
are within seven miles of that place
Governor Patton, of Alabama has
published long letter, ia which be
advises the people to accept the terms
proposed by Congress for reconstruc-
ton, cheerfully, and carry out the
law faithfully.
The Herald's Richmcnd CORE
spondence says that John Minor
Bolts recently called upon General
Schofeld and gave some advice re-
garding the manner in which the new
powers delegated to the. General,
as Commander of the District, should
be applied. No reply was vouohsafcd d
to him, however, and he left, feeling
himself snubbeds s. wstr-5
The press are all turning their
attention TO securing the negro vote
and Hunnicutt's paper warns the col
cred people against voting for rebels.
~ In Louisiana similar efforts are
a month ago, were defantly bent on
their late leaders did not; now they
call upon their leaders to sacrifice
themselves, and the negro to vote
with their old masters and best
friends.
The first act of General Sheridan,
under his new authority, it is report
ed, will be the removal of Mayor
Monroe and the secession Mu-
nicipal Government Gov Wells
and the General, who have been ene-
mics since the riot, have resumed
amicable relations. #as
The Grand Army of the Republic c,
an association of discharged Federal
soldiers, numbers over 1000 men in
two parishes of the State alone, and it
is extending all over the State
Accounts of lawless outrages in
North Carolina are still reported.
The Times special says 1T is stated ,on
good authority, that the causes which
induced.th Senate to recall its resolu-
ton for adjournment until December,
and which likewise shaped the action
of the House to day on this subject,
were intimations from Gen. Grant and
Secretary Stanton that it might be In
furious to the progress of reconstruc-
tion under the Military Bill for Con-
gress to adjourn until December with
out provision for coming together at
any time, if necessary.
1aa Information was received to day
that the Montana bonds, supposed to
have been lost in the SoutheruHo otel,
New York, have been recovered
The 1ribune's special says the post
ponement of action on the adjourn
ment of Congress was caused BY an
ticipated trouble in the South, and
that Gen. Grant advised against an
early adjournment Trouble is also
anticipated in Maryland, during the
sitting of the Convention which is to
frame new Constitution for the
State Prominent Radicals from
Maryland have been asking aid from
z Congress. 9ia.
New York, March 26.-The Tr;-
bure's special says the President stat
ed to-day that he would send to the
Senate tomorrow the nomination fol
United States Marshal of Louisiana
This is the most lucrative Govern
ment Office in the country Generals
Heron and Kirby Smith are candi
dates 89G AglHBsa
The Senate Finance Committee ha
reported favorably on the nominate
of General SteedmaH, as Collector o
Internal Revenue for the First Dis
trict of Louisiana. This may posi-
bly, secure his confirmation. Sher
man, of the Finance Committee, is
warm personal friend of Steedman's s