The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

success of their mission. They do
not fear any serious disturbance, but
think it well to have authority to call
for troops IN case ofhecesslty. Prob
ably one regiment of infantry will be
forwarded to General Meade.
The Secretary of Wsr, with the
approval OF the President, Is prepar-.
ing a letter to Geheral1 Meade, in
which the memorials of the Alabama.
Legislature is referred ito him, in
which he is directed to. take such
measures as may bFnecessary to pre- 4
vent the troubles apprehended by the
Legislature by a pTOmpt and proper
disposition Of troops.
Gov. Smith has no doubt that ms
veto of the bill authorizing the elect
ton Of Presidential ELECTORS by the
LEGISLATURE vii besustained, and has
no doubt the Legis1s tureswill pass the
measures necessary 10 enable the peo-
pie to vote for Presidential Electors.
The vii authorizes. supported by
the Presidents assurances and prOmE
ised letter from the Secretary. Of War.
will be able 10 control the unruly ele-
ment and secure peaceful election.
The letter from the Secretary of
War will be delivered tosa committee
at 10 o'clock Tomorrow, when they
will depart for M6ntgonery, via At
lanta, in order to dgiiver the letter to
Gen. Meade. = q
The following Storekeepers were
appointed: GEORGE Lortng, 5th Dis
tlict California; Frank -5Lynch, 18th
District Ohio; Chas G. Mcdonnell, !,
4,h District Indians; John L. Mea
he!e, 7th District Kentucky; W. II i.
Winter, Quincy. 1T; Edwin Nichols,
14th District Ohio VIM. A Newman,
ST. Joseph, Mo-; NJ. D. Polleys, 6th
District Wis; Alva w. Paul. 4th Dis
trict Illinois; W. A. Qusrterman. 9th
District Ohio; Francis a. SharpnasB, :,
18th DistrlcoOhio, john Steiner. 9h-
District Indiana; j. o. Smith, 1lth
District Ohio; III 4nry Speaker and d.
p. Wilson. 2Sth District Missouri; j =
w. Sea1nahs 18th h.eDistrict Illinois ;,
Charles w. Nheelwrighr, 1st District {
Ohio; r. A. Wheatlyr13th District
Illinois; George IL. Ames, 4th Dis
trict IllinSA; Charles sE Babcock, /,
1st Distriok1fowa;J r. Bruner, 4th
District Ipdhna; IL. liz Brown, 1st
District AEehigan; JohH L. Guy, 9TH
District Mo.s J. H Fiqdlay, 4th Disg
j. Doyle and M .-5R. Green, Sd Dh1
trict Ills Geo H Hesse, Dubuque /;
G.. N. LighyT TOleao; Fred: Hlrckley,
Allen, III, and GaugerpW. II. jack
son, 9th District 0hio.-were the reve-l
nue. appointpents 10 day. =
T. Il >
dated at NeR Orleans, September 2k
says: Wfn view to relieve the
planter who so desires, and avoid the
necessity OF his 0btaiaing advances
from faetor to liquidate his indebte
edness tosthe Bureau, and to secure
freedmen for the adyaIees aud labor.
he will b9Iequired to ship a sufficient
amount dfrhis crop to the Bureau, at
New OriqRns, to cover the same
amount so shipped, tor be forwarded
as put into marketable condition.
Any amaj59t in e&cessof his indebsa
edness wll4Ibe sold at the best possi-
bic advantage, and the proceeds held
subjectteythe shippers orders. Until
they can eealize from their crops, shp-
plies wilEbe advanced by the Cons
missary efthe Bureau. III
From information received here
concernibet the INSTRUCTIONS to Gen.
SheridanuAt is believed he will, with
in the next two weeks. make such 6
mOvemeathg gains1 the hostile Indians
on the fS0ntier AZ to put an end stC
the apprehensiQRs of a general In
dian war.
A letter froms Alexandria, Egypt
August 4th, states that the Viceroy
of Egypt. was then lying dangerousl.
i'll at Constantippple.
The public debt statement for Sep
tember will probably be issued mex
Monday. Judging from present in
formation, it viii show a slight in
crease to that ofthe previous MONTH!
statement. g
The republic Of Columbia, formerl
New Grenada zhas paid into tn
United States Treasury about tw
hundred and thirty- eight thousan
dollars, leaving "a balance of thirty
three thousand dollars still due
This money is Indemnity to citizen
of this country for spoliations, &c
in the Panama -tiOts some years age
Orders have. been issued from th
War Department to all depart men
commanders to report without dehyt
the office of the Adjutant of the Arm
all officers under their command VIII
are incapacitedzfor duty by habitua
intemperance; rnd fIequentiug gamiu
places regularly is deemed in sue
order as un6ttiHg officers for duty.
During the month Of August 7S1 ,02
boxes of chewing and GAPS boxes {
smoking tobacco were shipped ]
bond from Richmond, upon whic
!. the United States Government T,
ceived the revenue tax of $3.50, ,9j4.