The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

NEY YORK, October p. -
The Herdld's Boston special says:
Massachusetts politics have, come
nearer focus tonight than at any
time during the campaign. Senate
rial and Representative caucuses have
been held ali over the. State since the,
beginning of the week, and in spite
of the despondent anticipations the
License Law men have thus far gain
ed the power, Both. the Prohibition
lists and the advocates of License are
working sharply, rexpending money
freely, and giving an air of excitement
to the canvass. Both parties are loud
In boastings Of their gains. TheSfa-
ivorites of Prohibition as well as those
of License are confident of control
ling both the House and Senate.
The HerGld'S. City of Mexico corr
respondence of Sept. 80, says the re-
turns of the election from the interior
indicate the success . of the Juarez
ticket. Coroua and Escobedo have
declared their preference for Juarez.
Admiral Legethoff was still in the
city while the body of Macmillan
was being re- -embalmed.
L nC LGCg0tJO sANCW 41aNCA 6POS1AlI
says we understand the increase of
typhoid fever in New Haven, has
caused the faculty of Yale College
seriously to consider the expediencJ
of temporarily suspending the College
exercise, and for a short time dismisst
ing the students. A death occurred
last week in the junior class, and
several other scaseslfar reported al
very Serious.,r Many members of this
class have left. for their homes witt
Supposed symptoms of the fever. am
there is a great deal ililof sick NED
throughout the other classes. :. { !, ~ |, |
The Times special says the Octk-
Der ,qharteriy & tateme1its Of all tie
New Y ork City Banks have been
ceived by She Comptroller iofegtk
Currency, and their onsolidated H.
turns show the aggregate Of circuHh B.
tionA and deposits to he about one
hundred and hinetyll millions, br
which a. reserve offortv-seven nd IL
lions at twenty-five per CENTS is fe-
quired. The statement shows a Ee-
serve of sixty-two millions, or Ell fht
per cent more than isl required Ebs
law.
Chief Justice Garter, Of the Ills
trict Supreme Court, announced, to-
day, that the cases IN which faVtyei
Bradley, who was debarred by Judge
Fisher, is engaged as counsel, wdlld
not be taken up until his status was
determined BY the full benGh. sej, i
The. World 5 special says prominent
| Georgians represent to the President
and General Grant, that Gen. Pope
has SO arranged matters in that State
as to give the coming election tOsthe
negroes and Radicals. They ASH Ethe
| interfere nee Of a military force. Both
| the President and General Gra6 re.
piled t;tat they had no power in
terfere, .-.a
The F-sbume's special says: tom
plant is made to the Administration
that Minister Adams has neglected. tC
urge the British Government fof the
release of John Nagle and j. Wafren
held as Fenians. without trial. il
prison in England. From oficia
sources it is learned that Sir Ffede.
rick Bruce, just prior to his bath
upon a suggestion from the Pre- kden
and Secretary McCulloch, recomA lend
ed the release of these two meTA ant
our Government has appealed y the
British authorities for the immk kdiat'
consideration of all cases of arrest o
| Fenians who claim to be citizens o
this country, and for the discharge a
once of all against whom mob valiC
| oh arUa of violatiou of Law eanEha as