The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-17
NEW YORK.
Liquor Dealers Meeting-Arrests In
BrOOklyn-Greeks and Cretans-
Business HOHse Failure-Cases for
False Imprisonment Against Gen.
a Butler-Death OF Capt. Hagard.

evening. The object, it is understood
was to pay counsel to advocate their
claims before the Legislature. 4
large number prefer paying $3.50 Ii
cense. f.F BGas
Many arrests were made in Brook
lyn yesterday for violating the excise
law.
A fire in West Washington Market
this morning, destroyed several stalls
II Cameron, who has just been chosen
! United States Senator for Pennsyl-
I vania, in. speech, last evening, in
Harrisburg, said he hoped to live to
see the word white stricken from
t6e Con, stitution Of PENNSYLVANIA
and the antr,,.;t of caste based upon
color col utterly desaoyed, He also said
the constitutional Amendment and
imnartial suffrage will help to guard
against another reasonable rebellion,
hnt universal amnesty will help undo
lit. Of Andrew johnson, he eontln
ued, l said long ago he was traitor
to his party and an enemy of hls
country and a bad man. He also de-
clared himself in favor OF orotectlo51,
to our manufactures, and he Woulo
represent all the Radical Republl' cans
of Pennsylvania.
The Tribune's Syria correspondent
says the enthusiasm of the Greeks has
been fairly reused in favor of the in
surgents, and the youth of Greece are
fastening in large numbers to aid the
Cretans In their desperate struggles
against the Turks. The captain Of an
English gunboat moved by sympathy
fer the suffering Cretans, had received
certain fugitives on board his vessel,
and conveyed them to place of safe
ty. This act has been disclaimed by
his Government, and the gunboat was
withdrawn from Crete. Meanwhile.
the American Consul, it is reported,
has applied to our Government for
permission to employ one of the YES
sells dt his command in removing nom
combatants from Crete. Sympathy
with the Cretans is spreading on all
sides. ''.e
New YoRK, Jan. 16. "A Boston
special, to the Tribune, says: The old
est soap mandatory in this city has
failed to the amount of $225, 900. y H.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 16.-The Judge
of the Hudson County Court, New
Jersey, has charged the Grand Jury
to indict all persons selling liquor on
Sunday, thus setting bar against New,
York rum drinkers going over there
to disturb the peace1 f3l3IRH
The Herold's New Orleans special
says Macmillan demands duties on
all goods in the Vera Cruz Custom
House, even though they have already
been paid to the French. sarT8 n =.
The United States Consul, is ex-
pected in New Orleans daily to confer
with Minister Campbell. II 1sNgy 81
AZ private letter from Vera Cruz
says the Liberals are all around the
city, occasionally taking charge of the
railroad trains, and generally the peol
pie are worse off than ever
81 Twelve hundred French troops were
to embark on the 18th. ~. froH
New YORK, Jan 16.-A letter is
published from Greeley, denying that
he is opposed to Senator Pomeroy,
of Kansas. s.s.r Is
A New Orleans special says there
is great rejoicing over the Supreme
Court anti-te oath decision.
The HerGlds Washington special
says a prominent Western member
will soon make a startling speech in
favor of radical change in the pres
ent financial system
1t is reported the War Office has
been rendered Cowan.
New York, Jan. 16.-Capt. Sam.
Hazard, United States navy, died yes
terday morning
NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-The mails
between New York and Washington
will be hereafter received along the
route by the postal cars attached to
the through express trains
The cases for false Imprisonment,
&C., against General Butler, which
have been on the dockets of the Su-
preme Court OfNew York. have been
transferred to the u S. Court, by or
der of Presiding Judge Berand. of
the former tribunal
A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature, requiring the railroad
companies of this State to check
baggage and sell tickets over all con
Meeting roads
The jury found a verdict of not
guilty in the case Of Zader Street,
whose evidence was that he never
saw Mrs. Freeman, with whom he
was charged with eloping from Chi
cago, until he saw her in Philadel-
phia, and that he merely escorted hel
thence to this city
New YORK, Jan. 16.-It is under
stood that the plan agreed upon BY
the leader in the impeachment move
ment is to suspend the President al
soon as articles are preferred
Mr.. Wade stepping into his (the Pres
ident's) position. 1t is then propose
to prolong the trial until Mr. John
sons regular term of Office shall hav
expired; and in the meanwhile til
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