The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-24

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The High Court of Errors aud ApPea i
is now in session in Oxford.
lion. Jacob Thompson has accepted the
,he nomination for Congress in the lsl DIS
thct.
The great Methodist Church case is yet
before the arbitrator.
The Natchez Courier says " very strong
circums,antia testimony points Wynn" is
g;,;l,v Of the murder of Johnson. The
:ssrack. OF the horses were all measured, and
identified beyond question, as those OF
Wvnn's horse. Wynn is supposed to be a
negro Int he claims TO be a white man, and
has voted and given testimony as such i'll
,conrt. Upon this, will defend the 'admissi.
.biIity of much of the Jidence, as the TWO
persons with johnson when he was shot
were negroes.
The river has risen altogether 8 feet 8
inches. 1t is now within Z feet 6 inches of.
its highest mark this season, at Natchez.
81. There will De fine racing at the Phassalia
race track, (Natchez) on the Alb and 9th Of
July.
PoRTuGAL.-The Chambers of Deputies
was dissolved on he 25th of May, and the
new Courts convened for the month of Sep.
TENDER to revise the Constitution.
PRusiA-We learn from Berlin that the
King of Prussia Had returned from Warsaw
aud had assisted at the Inauguration Of the
Statue of Frederick the Great "
The object of the meeting OF the Em-
perors of Austria and Russia at Olmantz
was entirely of a military character.
FRANCE The ncws from France princi-
pally relates to the Presidents visit to the
provinces. He had beeli received at Digon
with much enthusiasm.
The President of France made q speech
at Dlgon to which much political nnpor-
lance has attached. The popularity of
Louis Napoleon is OH the increase very evil
IDENTITY, and if it was said in well informed
circles that should the election take place
now, lie would be chosen President. The
partisan journals are dissatisfied with the
speech at Digon, aud regard it as a declara-
ton of wa against the Assembly. The
President returned to Paris on the Bird in
slant. a.-...H ..
SPAIN.--The accounts from Spain repre-
sent The government i'll great fear OF an IN
surrection at Madrid. Every military pre-.
caution was being taken to guard against
the Spanish Democrats, who were again in
action and had issued a programme of fn-
rure operations.
GENERAL NEws.-The Humboldt brings
about 70 passengers. Capt. Matthews,
mate of the City of Glasgow, is TO have
charge of the steamer Great Britain, which
comes to New York in September.
The Great Exhibition was visited on the
2nd Inst. by nearly $4,000 persons. The
Queen was present
Observation-Disclosures, June l6.-P. M
In the House two successful ballots were
had for u. S. Senator. Further ballotlng
was postponed until tomorrow.
In the Senate the sentence of death,
which was passed upon Man, Nasa and
Cawlhorn for the murder of Balcond, an
accompIice who turned States evidence,
has been commuted TO 20 years imprison-
.ment,
WASHINGTON News Washington, June,
1873 p. M.-Mr. Corwin left here yester-
day for Ohio, and will be absent about five
weeks. Assistant Secretary Hodge has
been appointed Secretary al interim.
Gov. Floyd, and Senator Hunter are here
on a visit.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Secretary Conrad
will resign, and that Mr.. Gentry, OF Ten
nessee is to be his successor.