The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-01

Mexico. will call for battalion OF mounted volHn-
teers TO act against them.
A coprivs has arrived a. Fort Levepworth from
Fort Gibson for medical supplies and assistance.
The. cholera prevails among the civil employees, In
dams, and freedmen at the post but has not yet at
tackled the troops The disease is decreasing at Fort
letterfrom British Honduras says another steamer
has arrived from the United States with large num-
her of ernigrants. As inducements to settlers, the
Legislature exempts all emigrants from duties and
implements furniture and provisions free. and gives
land and money to each bodied settler. +" s
JUsr.2General Grant has decided that interference
the part of rebels to the struction measures
of Congress, is violation of their pa.o and in
structed District Commanders accordingly.
DIR. =. L. Rice. formerly Of Cincinnati, and
now Of New York, has been elected Presi-
dert of Oakland College, Mississippi. o2s7
"a II look upon Mr.. Johnson" said Senator
Wilson in his speech at Saratoga 'as look upon
"Bull Run. 1t was great lesson to the country.
ANDREW johnson stands right there, and every
time he undertakes to do anything against
"lhe cause of liberty and justice theacountry
: 'rallies and goes further than it ever would
"have gone before" f,.,t-sf .-,.Y =.
There is now living in BuIlitt county, KY,
about tyenty-thr miles from this city, hale
and hearty lady named Wallace, who is 103
years of age A daughter of IS and boy of
76 are living with her. -.
The Salt Lake vedette has the following
sCorrection-lnstead of 'people all very lousy
in a letter from Crystal Park, the other day,
read people all very busy .s--..4e-..-e5
The National Base Ball Club, which has been
sloshng about ''out west" finally caught Tar
tar Thursday. They played match with
country club at Chicago and were beaten, the
Forest City Club of Rockford, Illinois, beating
them by score Of % for the latter to 20 for
the Nationals. The Nationals came "out west"
to 'teach the western boys how to play base
ball. s4oG ,j}lactr nnHs So Hl
4 dreadful riot is reported at Rogersvile in
East Tennessee where a speech by Emerson
Ethridge was interrupted by some one in the
audience ;5the lie was given and returned, and
finally the meeting separated itself into Radi-
cal and Conservative camps which opened fire
upon each other. Two persons were killed
outright and thirty seven were wounded, seven
of whom it is thought will die.
Alexander D. Schenck, of Franklin recently
graduated at West Point. has been confirmed
Second Lieutenant in the Second Regiment o.
S. Artillery. Lieu. SchencK was appointed to
West Point from the Volunteer army.-[Day-
ton Journal.
Mrs. Burley was severely burned in Vim
cennes, Indiana, on Wednesday evening" by the
u
the oil to kindle fire. 1t is supposed her in
jures are fatal.
The defense in the Surratt case sure Of
an acquitta and boast that they can let the
case go to the jury without argument.
We thought Willard Fillmore was dead, but
there is evidence that he still lives. late
number of the Old North State, Salisbury,
IN. CO states that in an interview of its editor
with Mr.. Fillmore. the latter said that the
Southern people ought to construct under the
acts of Congress. The Old North State says,
that Mr.. Fill more is sick of Johnson's inter-
ference with Congress. fiI es7tg sd
The Milwaukee Wisconsin says: "Mrs.
Lincoln is now in Racine, boarding at Congress
Hail. She is simply spending the summer there.
She dresses in deep mourning does not receive
company. nor appear at the common table. 1t
is not true that she intends to make her home
there. Her two sons are now In Washington
attending the Surratt trial.
The New York Times which has done good
deal in the way of defending Andrew johnson.
says this very sensible thing about the recent
veto: 49, ...,.--.
III anything were needed to establish the
wisdom Of supplementary legislation, designed
to place tie working of this particular plan
above the chances of Executive meddleng, Mr..
johnson has supplied it over his ownsignature."
The Detroit Tribune says: president
Johnson's luminous theory that the United
States Government is responsible for the debts
of the rebel States contracted before the rebel.
lion, because it has taken those States under its
control, is about as sound as it would be to
hold the sheriff who has arrested burglar res
ponsibe for the rascal dcbts.' cg -
There was a shooting affair between
Glenn. Satterfield and A. p. Roberts, last
week, at Mt. Sterling, KY. Both We're
wounded, Roberts dangerously. sf75e j
The South Carolina papers state that
the rice crop in that State is entirely
destroyed by the Overlooking Of all their
Mary Brown, who clai $40, 900 has
recovered $4,000 from Dr.. Winston,
in Nashville, for killing her husband by
! an overdose of morphine. ~ gIs .s.sso.
In reply to the question whether the
Nicholson pavement is healthy, West
ern paper says that all the contractors
have got fat on it. 7s4sstass 5pd nata-
"A special dispatch to the Chicago Tri-
bune from Madison wis. says that
while at'that place Gen. Sherman was
outspoken in expressing his agreement
in the main with the policy Of Congress,
and is substantially in accord with the
views of Grant and Sheridan.
A. H. Stephens, the ex-Vice President
of the Southern rebellion, weighs only
ninety four pounds.
Dexter on Friday, beat Brown George
and running mate, at Providence. Best
time, 2:20f
About half of Table Rock was brok-
en- off on the 23d, by blast of twenty