The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-15

lives and safe conduct out of the
country for himself, his German Off
GERS and troops, and Generals Mejia
and Costello. The proposals were re-
jected. - - = =
: The Emperor, Miramon and Mejia
were placed In separate cells, and the
court martial organized to try them.
To- morrow the sentence is expected
to be given, which will, if it is passed,
undoubtedly be death. ri
Notice has been served upon the
President that Macmillan denies the
jurisdictions foff the court on the
grounds of International law. I
am Government, he says, recog-
nized by every power in the world
except the United States, and can
only be tried By a legal congress Of
nations" What tie result.will be no
NEW YoRk, June :, Ell i4s-Heanlry5 mrs Bun. Bsl.
dy, formerlyza keeper in Sing Sing,
last night attempted to kill his wife,
and then killed himself. -vsi7 i.sflAai.
1t is stated that the Loyal League
last night made another attempt to
expea Horace Greeley, but failed. e =
The Worlds "A Albany' dispatch says
it seems that Cole, who killed His
cockahad an exciting time on some
day previous, to stbea tragedy, and that
his wife's statement was made under
fears for her life. 1t also appears
that before Cole left Syracuse for AL
bany, he left a communication with a
reporter, stating that he was about to
do something to Mr.. Hiscock that
would create great excitement and
asked for suspension of public
opinion = .-7ftsfe s
u Letters from ] Judge Abel, of New
Orleans, to President J ohnson and to
General Sheridan are published, in
which tie Judge charges that nearly,
the whole series of Sheridan's acts are,
unconstitutional aud !, subversive of
the liberties of the people.
Information has been received of
the murder Of C.M. Davis, Special
Postal Agent, by the Indians, near
the North Platte. 80. a.
Instructions have been forwarded
to Minister Campbell to proceed at
I9nce to. Mexico and take up, his resi-
dence near the Juarez Government.
NEW York, June 1.-THE steamer
United Kingdom, from Glasgow, ar
rived to day VI ~. f-9a,-g .is f.s9
New YORK, June 1.-THE man
sion of Horace B. Clafiin. in Brook
lyn, was pretty nearly cleared out by
burglars yesterday and last night
The parties charged with tie steal {
the Prince of Lippe, Germany, were
before Commissioners Newton to-day.
The Counsel stated that they had been
instructed to Withdraw the charge,
and they were released. They then
made bee line for the West. g f9a4 ;
John Burns, Thos.s Davis and Wms
Ii offmire were arrested as the thieves
who robbed the bonded warehouse, 10
Greenwich, last Saturday night, of
$4,000 worth of silks and velvets.
About one half>of the stolen property
has been recovered r as "A
Henry A. Bundy, alias Henry
Klechner, committed suicide last
night after an attempt to kill his wife
by shooting. Bundy served in Mexico
in Walkers expedition, and COM
-manded the 18th N. Y. Independent
Battery in the Virginia and Tennessee
campaigns, and is said by his wife to
have saved whole division before
Atlanta by his admirable handling of
the battery. The testimony before the
coroner brought out letter from the
deceased, in which he foreshadows
his suicide, and states that his wife is
hislruin, she having been formerly a.
pretty waiter girl, and bitterly, I.al.3
though he tried to reform her, has
led the ife,o a prostitute He only
succeeded in wounding her, - =
The culored people here are arr
ranging for a mass meeting, to take
measures for urging upon the Constr
tutional Convention the preprietyAofI
striking the negro property qualiica- !
ton from the statute. ea'..a lsil
Rener and Webster, the two men
who stole SIS 900 worth of otter skins,
were fully committed for trial to-day
without bail, while merchant Bradie,
who bought them, was put under $780,
600 bail on the charge Of receiver of
stolen goods sac7s5a Hoissimuo0
PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-The
Protestant Encampment of the Uni
ted States met in anpual session this
week, aud elected officers for the en-
SfIlDr wear The session clos ads J,xuo