The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30
.aoHNEW YORK.
Garr0ting-Arrest Of Brokers-Mex.
= - lean News In Nr-
ginia-PrOtests against Sheridan
Freedmen going o Africa-sAn.
other Distillery seized.

"a GSsmsa Ga Ms. fo%psSSs, MsssS fesiaios lady ig
Bergen Street. was garroted and rob
bed of $40 and silk dress pattern,
by three rpfiansiast evening, on the
corner of Lawrence and WillougAby
sEStreets, ,Brooklyn.ey Fl rs
An order for the arrest of Daniel
Drew and Fisk & Belden, brokers,
was issued yesterday on the complaint
of .Jds BDStewart, Assignee of Leon
ard Huyck, charging them-with wrong
conversion of capital furnished Aby
Huyck for joint operation. Judg.
ment is demanded in the sum- of
$500 OO6. and apetition is entered to
have the defendants render an sac-
Z COUNT of their Eoperatiens. in Erie
stock for the last year and a half Mr.
Drew was held to bail in the sum of
$3.50 900, and Messrs. Fisk & Belden
COO fjEe sDispateilas t from oansn San Bouis Otosi
report that there was good reason to
believe that Macmillan is finding
himself cornered, the Liberal troops
being in front and rear of him, and
syga his main ldependenee .forTsupplies be-
= ing oqsthe meagre crops in, his neigh
borhodd. He has offered to surrender.
The answer was a refusal to treat
with traitors.
z & or TheaHefatls Richmond correspond.
ii ".
In Virginia reconstruction is rapid
,sTaOiy progressing. Even the most fanat.s
,SicaA lofOtheg ex -rebels express them
selves. anzlgE TOGO operate with Gen.
Schoheld. The labor system will
probably develop itself the coming
roo Esard dasoip preyieHS years. when it
proved decidedly unsatisfactory, ne.
groes were only concerned about the7rs
newly acquired liberty.
ID OThe. Herald says Gen. Sherman slfas'
obtained permission to visit the Holy,
Land the coming Summer.
The Times special says that Gen"
Fullerton, in his testimony before the
Judiciary Committee, in connection
q = with sthe impeachment Inatter, was
H = -. called on to answer questions regard
H. ling the contents of letters brought, to
e7ol - him in Louisiana from President
johnson by persons whose lands.
eas and other fconfiscated1 property were
afterwards restored to them, = He ex-
planned that the letters did not con-
- 80 tain special instructions, but were.
mere introductions, and that in the
ho restoration of property he was always
-. ~ ~ governed by the general orders of the
Bureau, issued to him, by. Gen. How,
ard; Otherwise, nothing e hing new v as de-
An sfersyilfs sls sSsa Hamade sd to '.i5s ia
- Governor Throck kporton, Of Texas.
&C If Th96ck knofton Is removed and the
appointment of Union man secured,
no matter what the desire Of the Ad-
ministratiop may be- the -iaw requires
afIofficers toltake 1.-The iron clad test
Soahs Etrockmorte4 csnnot take-itt,,
and there are but few men Of promi-
IItd' nehcses In the State v Id can. Among
F. them are Judge Paschail, Judge
Sherwood, and Judge Thomas, all
Radical Unionisfs: .aoi1ssisi fh1
81 General Sehenek has not decided to
- accept the nomination for G Governor of
.oaa Ohio, but has declined the honor.
7ffai1e The T'6es special g says that it is
t-a1. Secretary Of thes' q reasury, will be
E.Y tender ed the Austrian mission. sua,
LbI 5 The Presidents is inportuned with
protests against the official changes in
- Louisiana By Gen. Sheridan. Lynch
has been appointed At torney General
il. place of Heron, who was Attorney
General of the StateA under the mill
go, tary control of Butler and Banks.
- :, Edward Heath has been appointed
aI1h" Mayor in place of Monroe, who was
srlaae5 Comptroller lofo the. State finances