The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-19
NEW YORK..
Secret Revolutionary Organization
In North CarOlina-Outrages on
NegPOeS-IndiaDS on the War
Path-DetentiOn of Trains.

NEW YORK, ia 18--Information
from North Carolina is to the effect
that secret Organization, with reyo-
lgtionary Objects, exists in Union
County. 49,. .r,...s qe .aa.
Outfages of an aggravated nature
shavel been peFpetratedson negroes IN
Wayne County, and sthe, officers OF the
law confess themselves afraid to
lpursueJd the perpetrators with the,
remedies provided by law.sTai+ts
~ The Times Montreal special says
TheE Rouges4Reds-Aareo Indicating
their desire for aapne4ataqn1With less
reserve than formerly
Tho. subject for discussion at the
Canadian Institute this q evening, is
the question. Whether the Banks
iproposition for Tie annexation Of
Canada to the United States ought
to be accepted 2@Sartq Ikg4al
The Pays, the principal rouge or
gan of this city, refers to-day with
approval to. meeting of French Ca
nadians in Detroit at which DIR.
Cardoux delivered a lecture in favor
Of annexation.
The aggregate of Montreal imports
and exports, during 1866, was $3s37,- :
1872, ,351, an increase over 1865 of more
than $10,000,000.
The Times Washington special
says the New Orleans riot committee
have mostly completed the duty ofex-
animation, and will call but few more
witnesses. Several communications
between the civil and military au-
thorieties in New Orleans, not here
tofore published, will be included in
their report.
Information received here from diff
ferent sources, official and otherwise,
leads to the conclusion that major
ity of the Western Indian tribes are
now on the war path, ready for a war
of plunder or determination against
the whites.
Quite a number of spectators have
gone from here to Omaha and other
Western cities, expecting to be able
to secure contracts for furnishing
supplies to troops which are being
sent to the frontier.
Hon. E. B. Washburne, of Illinois,
will soon sail for Europe, intending
to be absent about three months. He
| is said to be suffering from a spinal
| disease, and goes for the purpose OF
obtaining medical assistance.
New York, Jan. 18.-A furious
wind storm prevailed throughout last
night, and the gsnow hereabouts is
drifted IN some spots to the height oi
/ eight feet. ,aaos} ~ tzafa {. ~
The excise law will be enforced ac-
cording to its full and strict inter,
pretation to-day and hereafter.
John FL. Grauf, lawyer, has beer
arrested on charge of forgery to OBJ
4 tain the back pay OF a deceased sol
| der. y
The Herald's Richmond CORES
pondent says the people of the Soutl
| have made, up their minds to shake
off the traction 0fiathe past few
months and take hold of the vita
questions of the hour with vigor
There has been a decrease in the ne
gro population of Virginia amounting
to 100000. 100 s'5a. 4s5 + %
| New YORK, Jan. 18.LA few pas
sengers who left Washinrton las
evening arrived tonight, but none o
the trains over the U. S. and G. & A
roads arrived. Several trains ar,
blocked up at New Brunswick, and {
large number of passengers are con
gregated there. One train which at
tempted to get through was thrown
from the track, but nobody was hurt
Those passengers who got through
crossed in teams from Railway. to TIL
! New York Central road, which is il
running order. s,di egaa