The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29
NEW YORK.
Summary from city Paper. General
Sheridan stirring up the Rebels
Restitution in the SOuth-General
Rousseau Brigadier In the Regu-
lar Army.

New YoRK, March 28.-The to-
bacco warehouse of Mr.. Schneider, ON
William Street, has been seized on
the ground of containing barrels on
which were counterfeits of the In
spectors mark. +a54'.
7 DIR. Beakley and Mrs. Cole, con-
cerned In. the Kimball abortion case,
have been committed for trial.
| DR.. Theirs, alias Dubois, has been
held for examination on another
charge Of producing abortion on one
Mariah Jones. 20 9tit =
l. On the Sd inst, three hundred and
| fifty Texan emigrants, bound for Bra
zil, arrived here They Will remain in
| this city till the 22d of April They
are entirely destitute. An appeal has
been made for their relief
Richard Rainforth, arrested here
yesterday for attempting to defraud
several insurance companies in Chi
| cago of $4,000 awaits requisition
| from Governor Oglesby.
The Southern Famine Relief Com
missioner has received letter from
General Swayne, dated Montgomery,
Ala. March 23d, stating the amount
of supplies which should be sent
4 lie Only lIuG AItlilt 10 AO0u0 III liiC
means of the purchasers.
The ship Purveyor, which sailed on
| Saturday, took $4,000 bushels of corn
| to Alabama. sa1
A letter from Marietta, Ga, says
many people. in Northern Georgia
have no bread and nothing to buy it
with. Dealers in corn and bacon will
not sell except for cash. 81
In one family near Dalton, four
children died of starvation in Febru-
airy, and it is believed that others have
died from the same cause.
| ! The Emily b. Souder took, yester-
day, $4,000 bushels of corn to Charles
ton for commission. sasusrf 9dt y
Five hundred emigrants are -ex-
| pected here from Mobile. bound to
Para, Brazil 'a3isb 7di re- t't-
1aiThe President has nominated Gen.
Rousseau as Brigadier General in the
regular army vice Rosecrans re-
| signed.
The Posts special says the Senate
will probably reject Gen. Stocum's $
appointment. ~ sr41is 3s4 ad
NEW YORK, March 20.-The steam
.er San Francisco, of the Nicarauga
] line, arrived this morning.
NEwsYoRK, March %. - Aaron
Jones has challenged Michael Nc
Coole, of St. Louis, to fight within
two or three months, for 81 900. Ia1
Rumor has it that Joe Coburn and
John o. Heenan to fight for $10,-
900, and the championship of
America. .t.s, ....s -.i1e
The Times Washington special says
the Judiciary Committee Of the House
have temporarily suspended the ex-
animation of the impeachment wit
nesses z but will resume labors about
the 1st of May, when, whether Con-
gress is in session or not, all of its
members have been notified by its
Chairman to be here. 1t is asserted
by some of Buffers friends that the
eighteen pages spoliated from Booth s
diary contained evidence regarding
the preparations for the assassination
and the reasons for the abandonment
of the abduction plot. The fact is,
however, all the evidence there has
ever been elected in regard to this
F diary goes to show that it is now in
precisely the condition in which it
/ was when taken from Booths body.
Detective Baker, once affected a
knowledge of the contents of these
! missing pages !; but when brought to a
point of examination, could remember
nothing that he had read. e49
! Among the nominations sent to the
Senate to-day, 9th, were the follow
I ing: Gen. Fl. w. Slocum, to be ma
! val officer of New York j. Z. u. Ken
nedy, Commissioner of Agriculture,
vice Newton. 1a.ga.fam Esd
| TIL Ho~c1V. Wosh;nufop crao;ol
J says as to the impeachment matter,