The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18

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groes was very small only SIX being
present Speeches of most violent
character denouncing CONGRESS and
the Radical party, and applauding the
Confederacy, were delivered. Emer-
son Ethridge was nominated for Gov
ernor. ssaigq 81
The Times special says the ap-
peIatHsnt RRegy. late Com
sraI sIndiap lagent ytor Make treaties.
purchase and ship supplies, etc, viii
be further investigated by the Senate.
It turns out that IN this capacity, Mr.
Bogy virtually assumes all duties of
the Commissioner, C land that officer
finds, himselfsmerely cypher in his
own department, xaf ..
: Mr.. Bogy Is now in New York max
ing purchases of goods for the Indian
service, and exercising authority for
which it is alleged there is not a
shadow of right, and without even a
record of his appointments to be found
in the Indian Office - ~
:, At the, suggestion, of, Governor
Murphy, Mr. Garland has abandoned
his Intention to file a petition against.
the reconstruction Bill in behalf of
Arkansas,s the Governor thinking an
adverse decision would result unfa-
vorably to the interests of his con-
stituents. - :
z The Herald's special Says that Mr..
ChaS 0Coner 1expresses himself as
thoroughly satisfied thatIaninjunetion
will be issued to- restrain the, execu-
ton Of The reconstruction measures,
as against the parties embraced by the
Georgia bill, and declares that the
court cannot evade the. question with
out disgrace. The Southern States,
he asserts, have the same constiti--
tional status, as. before the war, and
that to maintain that status, was the
object of the war; as repeatedly re-
solved by Congress itself, and it is as
idle for any -persongor power now to
ignore that fact, as it would be to
questions che resilt. On. the other
hand, Mr. Caleb Gushing advances
the opinion that the injunction cam
not issue, against. theSecretary of War
any more than, against the President
himself. because the official acts of
of the President, and the Secretary is !.
the executive agent of the Pres
ident; hence it is that the courts have
always held that the writ Of manda-
mus, and will not lie to compel the
heads of. any Executive Departments
to Sdo any act the performance of !
which is within their official discre-. I.
tlon.fa xtd i E11XaE
....sssNEW York, April 1.-THE official
correspondence between Frederick w.
Sewartta and Ythe0 Mexican Minister
Romero and Don Lordo de qTejada,
the Mexican Secretary Of Foreign
in reference to. the. reports
ed capture and shooting by the Lib, /
erals Of the young Marquis de Mon
SON of the late Minister-ef4 !
France at Washin gton, has been
made PUBLIC The Mexican Secretary |
bahyi nelief, lin the truth of
the shooting or capture of the young
man. sTdESk HSl9
Thceorder sof arrest in the case of
James B. Stewart vs.. Daniel Drew
and Fisk 4 Belden, for alleged frauds
in connection with the Erie pools,
was vacated yesterday by Justice |
Barnard of the Supreme Court, on !
the ground ifhatT one partner cannot t
,btain an order of arrest against his |
for-failare to payaover his |
skare of the profits, aud that the
81 remedy Is by an action for |
The condition is
.lspg stipulated that the defendants
are not,fesue tne plaintiff. srL
= New YORK. April II H2Wlashing-.
sen specials say a motion will be
made in the Supreme Court to NOR
row, to bring np sthelGeorgia injunc- /
ion case Immediately. by waving the
'ixty days rule. of the Coartin refa- i
ion to subpGnas.s -
: The Philadelphia Represen tatiHes
md Senator Cameron have agreed to I
the .conirma ton of Joseph IA. Cake
Is Collector OF the port ef PhiladeI-I
phia. 81
5 tThose9 colored associations which
lid not parade. yesterday are out to-
lay, making quite asdisplaysI9
Z The Senate will probably pass the
resolution declaring the Austrian
Mission not vacant. iss.1a7f f
The Secretary of the Treasury has
a telegram that the First
National Bahkof1 Selma, Alabama, a.
depository, was robbed
,n Monday night of $3.50. .O0Os
New YoRK, April 17.-Land has
oeen purchased for the new grand
Theatre on the corner Sixth Avenue
ind Twenty Third Streets. sc |
Mr.. George Dawson has withdrawn
rom the management of the Albany
Journal o9 Fgtoatg
The Grand jury have discharged,
DIR. Beakly and Mrs. Peele charged
With producing the Kimball abortion,
evidence being insufficient for an in
1ictment. Ii- .s-A