The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-03

Gold closed in New York yesterday al
1852.
Tie Falra New Eraven, conn, opened
on the ist inst.
The New York World says the Republi-
cans trIu1nphing IN Vermont r. ike the
Dutch taking Holland. The Democrats
allowed tho election to 20 by default, its
result not being considered asdfndtcatsve
orthe sentiment Of the country.
The f.ew York Tribune says the victory
in Vermont surpasses its highest hopes.
The Deunocrats made desperate struggle.
ID was he Issue OF Sumter over again4 ma
the result is decisive victory. f-af+
APouEhizeepsie dispatch of late Ist SAYS:
Thejury in the case of Mary Ann russell,
vino was llif' ed at PeekslSiIl, on the Hud-
sen River Railroad -lsst week, brought 10
2 seale5 verdict to-day. Lockwood, the
brakesman, left Peekski1I yesterday and
has not been seen since. The suspicion
against him has Increased daily. and the
rendering OF the sealed verdict adds
stre ngth tOthe opinion regarding his guilt.
A New York dispatch of the ID inst.
says: General ROsecrans, in conversation
at the Astor House yesterday, said he did
not believe Southern leaders had issued
an address. as has been reported, in regard
to the Mexican mission. He says the pol
ic will be one Of ndness and conctlia-
ton, and that filhbustering or annexation
wihTOt he favored. ot
The New York Times says the election
in Vermont demonstrates the popularity
of Grant, and shows the power of Hepubli.
can principles. The Herald says the Re-
publican victory In Vermont is owing
partly Co tn unwise c purse of the South
ern fire eating orators prociafnl az their 1
devotion 10 the rebel hae, and Vermont
ers went to the ballot box as IL expecting
to fight old battles over again. i - i.
An indianapolis is dispatch OF date the I'd
says: There is an immense crowd IL at
tendance NJ the Mass Convention of tha
Fighting Boys in B!ue here to-day. The
morning rains brought over wv o hundred
car loads of exeursionists, and many more
are expected to arrive this Afternoon
Among the distinguished speaker present /
are General Hulbut and Governor Ogfesby |
or ! ltnoiS, General Gibson of Ohio, Col |
Woodford of New York, and many others. |
A Washington dispatch, of date OF the
I'd, says; Mess S. Redding, Tayerner and |
Powers, GOVERNMENT clerks III Washing
ton, who were arrested on an indictment |
charging them with attempted frauds up /
on the Government in conneesion with (
Post Office affairs, said ind lctIneRt being I
served by the Judge Of the District Court |
at Detroit, Michigan, Were discharged yes.
terday by Judge WyIee, OF Washington. |
he hodiug that they must be tried ia |
Washington, where The alleged ofrsnse, |
wFs comm tted, and not In Detroit, to |
which Guy the Dist let Go lrt OF Michigan
desired to have tneunsent for triaL E -F
An ottawa, Canada, dispatch of date Ist
says: Groves, the wttness vino expected
10 Identify WheLan as the murderer of |
ID Arcy MCGEE, ana who fled recently TO !
the United STATES, has been Ieca ptnred on
charges Irumped mp agai nst him at Rome, 4
ansi hewas taken TO Ogdensburg whore he
was made drank, aud smuggled over TO !
Canada, without gotug through the eere-
mony usually required by the extradi ion
treaties. SIR John a.. Mcdonald il said to
h I'VE directed that ne be captured az any i
cost and IN any manner. The excitement
still exists 10 Montreal over tnS1 f. nian /
picnic 20 be held to-day, for the benaft OF 1
Whelan. They have taken steps 70 pre-
vent ie It
y ST. Louis dispatch dated the 2d says a
dispatch Of yesterday says hfty Indians
appeared On Monument Creek eight !
mites above Colorado CITY this morning,
and drove on one hundred hors es, re-
treating toward Bayou Basin, with their |
p!undsr, and We're followed by a small
force OF volunteers, sent to tntercept /
thern. Gqnerui Sherman, at Fort San- /
deFs, thinks theIndiansare going for Ash. |
holtW. General shefidan has sent 40
active force of cavalry 10 the head of
Beaver CreeS ana the Republican River
under Colonel Forsyth. There are about
two hundred and hfty Colorado Volun-
teaTs now in the field. aa. 81 = ntnJ san
\ dispatch dated at Cheyenne, the lst,
says; a large Tor. @ of Indians are coming
toward North Platte from Caiche La
PoudrIe with a large herd OF stolen
stock. Two companies OF cavulry left Fort
Eussel tnIs morning to cut them or The (
United states mali cnacn, for Fort Lara
nies whiehr ale here this morning, was
attacked at noon and the ranch burned
while the passengers We're dining, and one !
man Ill ed Company Is, Of the Twenty |
seventh United States Infantry, General |
Bradley In command, has gone thither s.
a Dever dispatch. of date the lst, says: /
Fifty Indians made their appearance eight,
miles above Colorado City, this morning. |
and drove OF aboot one hundred horses |
They- owed toward Bayou BaSin with
their plumber. A small force OF volunteers |
Were immediately sent to intercept them
InteIngt nee was received last night that d ]
large force Of Irdians had struck Caiche |
La Poudrie Valley, and killed one man
and drove ona quantity of stock. General
'Sheruan has ordered General Augur to
move mis- troops 50 he can ints rcept the Ia
aliy 10 the heads Of Beaver Geek ana Re-
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