The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-10
C0NDEysgR rELFGRAMS.

FRIDAY, June o..
Three thousand AND ninety passene ers
arrived in New York, on Monday, from
foreign ports.
The st Louis excursionists had delight
full steam boat tide yesterday N orntug, and
were formally welcomed by Mayor Cole.
Col. Dick Thompson, of Terre Haute, elo-
quently responded.
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports that q
Ave sixth interest in the Daily Indtan-
aPo!is Journal has been sold TO L. W. Has.
seIman, of Indianapolis, aud that W. p.
Fishbsck IS to be its editor.
Kenneth White, Clerk of the United
States Circuit Court, of New York. in an
the grou"d the we'll known lawyer A. q.
Griswold. injuring him severely but not
fatally. White was not arrested.
John Mccarthy and Michael Varley
brother of the ruffisn called freddy, the
black smith, )" and the com paufOns of Her
mann when he was shot, on last Thursday
night in New York, have been committed
for trial by Justice Bowling. on the charge
of feloniOus assault on officer Burke.
The TTi6lne's London correspondent
telegraphs confirming the statement that
the alleged RoumRnta butchery was sim oily
a Students joke. The Jewish Local Com
fling the movement in the beginning
There is nothing later, and no details have
been received
The National Photographers Associa.
tion assem- bIed in Cleveland, elected the
following officers yesterday, for the ensu-
ing year: A. Bagerdus, President; Albert
Morse, Treasurer; E. l.. Wilson, Secretary,
and a number of -Presiden S, with
Erwin Adams, of New YORK, v NJ. Wilcox,
of New York, W. j. Baker. of Buffalo, E
]. Allen, OF Boston, and ]. n. COrbett, of
chicago. The next meeting Will be held
at Philadelphia on the first Tuesday in
June, 1871.
Mail advices confirm the arrest of two
men, as reported by cable, at the Padding
ton railway alton, Lot don, on suspiclon
for examination at the MarIeyboro police
court, on Msy 9th, when q distinct charge
of treason aod fe ony. was made against
them. Corydon, the infOrmer, identified
the prisoners S having taken part in the
Fenian councils, previous to the projected
attack on Chester Castle. in 1867 One OF
the pr soners was identified by the Eng.
lish detec ives as having been active in
the dispatch of arms to New Castle and
Manchester. They were again remandod.
The Executive Committee of the Com
mercial Union, of the State OF New York,
has issued n call for a meeting of the Com
no ercial and business men. to be he al
Roch hester, on the 10Th of July TO discuss
the whole question of canal management.
toe canals, and the general subj ect OF
cheap transportation between the West
and East There will be a large attendance
of members of the Commercial Unions
including the Chiefs of the various
Lodges throughout the Stase together
with deiegation from the Produce Ex.
change In New York City and many
leading merchants. The Goyarnors ~ q
number of western and N0rthWesfern
slates s VIII a.so q present, and will present
subject of the i'm prOvemeEt of the WfSe0n.
sin and Fox rtve's, and water eonuecffor
between the Mississippi and the lakes n
is expected to be one of the most fmport.
ant commerc al gatherings ever hell iu
this State.