Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-24
SUNDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
Latest by Cable.

BERLIN, Sept2.-The King has issued a decree Of
amjpesty for Sunday offenders; p,..
RARIs, Sept; 2l l'-Emperor is at Barritz.
DRESDEN, Sept. 2l.-Peace has been concluded
between Prussia and Saxony.
VIENNA, Sept. 81 Austria has sent Charge de
Affairs TO Berlin. who will represent the Government
until Ministeri is appointed
LIVERPOOL Sept. 2l.-The cotton market has
kd per pound. The sales were l6 600 bales middling
upands, quoted at l31Sd.
Breadstuf market UNCHANGED, Mixed Western
corn 27s 3D. Beef advanced rs 6l per 100 pounds.
Pork inactive. Bacon and cheese each slightly
lower.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-No change in the monev mar
States 5-2O's. 72N Erie 4s; Illinois Central 7sh.,,
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, nOon,--The steamship Per
takes out $53. 900 in gold on American account.
Quite Dumber Of Fenians were arrested here to-
day. Arms and munitiors of war, supposed to be-
long TO the brotherhood, also fund secreted in
various parts of the city, and promptly siezed
PAhIs. Sept. 22-It is said that the Empress Eu-
genie will shortly repair to Rome to condole with the
holy father.
There is an apparently well grounded rumor that
NJ; Lavaette will retain the French foreign Office.
DRESDEN, Sept. 22.-The Gazette Of to-day, in an
editorial, says that the announcement of the cOncu
sion Of peace 5stEseS Prussia and S SsSTOny was
FRANKFoRT oS-TME- MAIN, Sept. ga memori-
al being extensively signed for the Independence
VIENNA, Sept. e2.-buke Albrecht has bCen mads
COmmander-in-Chie Of the Austrian army.
From Mexico.
New YORK. Sc 1t. 23.-The Herads Vera Cruz
correspondence of Sept lth states that there
Indications of the withdrawal of the French troops
The slst French regiment was expected to leave for
| France on the 10th, but only one ba talon came
down from the capital, and the remainder, from 500
to 900 men, were ready to take up the flag of the
| Empire instead of th6t of France. French money
was being used in large amounts to increase the
Vera Cruz, that France permits the enlistment
Of volunteers. and will give TO the Imperial Govern
| ment arms and munitions Of war.
| The Estafette says Gen. Uraga rO"eeds to Eui
rope on mission, and :, en- will accompany the En-
press back to Mexico. Maximi ian has also appoint
cd Minister to the Pope. 1t is true that Max de-
sires to leave, but the French authorities acting
| instructions from France, object.
Some skirmishing had occurred Just outside the
81 vera m s S,d nS at Pf Ss ssd %s
| With disastrous defeat in MichOacha. Report said
| the Imperial General had to abandon everything.
| The people and merchants of Vera Cruz will have
nothing to do with the new Macmillan stamped
| dollar.
officers and $50 men of the French Foreign legation
A new commander was expected from Franct, to
succeed BazeOne.
| pagn for re taking Matamorhs and Tampico would
| be opened in the latter part of September Several
attempts had been made to charter light draught
steamers at Vera Cruz for purpose not distinctly
avowed. The French are erecting Notifications on
the land side Of Vera Cruz. Col. Teran was within
nine miles of the city with considerable force of
Liberals and had issued proclamation to the in
| habitants of the State to Join him. The Liberals
hold Cerro Gordo Puento National and other points
on the road to the Capital.
Another Rotten Institution Gone
! Up.
New YORK. Sept; pa Chicago special states
that the failure OF tho Producers Bank is serious.
Its liabilities sls3s56 and assets only SllOs23,
including four notes of S25 900 each, signed by
DOolittle l.. DOOittle, and L. B. Tslcott. The ex-
posure of this rotten concern has created decided
| sensation.
South Carolina Legislature,
| A Charleston special states that the Legislature
| adjourned on Friday night. Among the measures
adopted was an act securing to the Freedmen the
right to make and enforce contracts, sue and be
sued, to give evidence to inherit, purchase lease
and sell real estate and personal property, and enjoy
all legal remedies the same as whites and be pun
ished alike with whites for the same Offences The
next term Of the State courts is postponed till
spring. Measures were also adopted to supply corn
to the destitute, establish penitentiary system,
| and to authorize @ loan in aid Of rebuilding the
burnt district of Charleston.
Apple aIiOns for BOunties 10 be
Returned.
NEW York, Sept. 23.-Specials from Washington
contain the following: All the applications on
file at the Paymasler Generals Office and at the
Office of the Second Auditor Of the Treasury. for
additional bounty, authorized by act of July 2stn,
1866 are be returned to the applicants, containing
the Endorsement. " Returned for amendment in con-
formity with the resulations from the War Depart
heirs &c, for all claims of deceased soldiers, and
applications for bounties Of every class accruing to
cOored soldiers, living or dead must be made direct
Paymaster General.
The Freedmen in Louisiana and
| .s. Texas.
The Assistant Commissioner of Freedmen's Af-
fairs in Louisiana, in his report to the Co omission
ers, states that many complaints come to him from
Louisiana and Texas of violations of agreements
made by the white PEOPLE with the freedmen. These
eases he finds are where the freedmen had made
agreements that were sanctioned by the Bureau
The General says it is yet difficult task to control
these cases. The manner Of proceeding at present
in the Courts of justice is for the negro to bring his
suit which is generally supported by negro evil
dence. The decision is then made, in most eases,
against the freedmen, without regard 10 the negro
testimony: but for this evil the General hopes to
soon find remedy.
Chicago Races-FOuI PIay-Driver
| Of hen, Batter KILLED.
CHICAGO. Sept o3-In the trot yesterday between
Cooley and Butler, the first two heats were won by
the former, and the next two by Butler. The ex-
citement before the fifth heat was extreme, and con-
siderable l-feeng displayed by the drivers of
both horses. The jockeying delay ed the start for
the last h at until after dark. from which Butler
came in without driver. who was found near the
suspicious Of foul play aud Cuoleys driver is under
arrest. The driver of Butler is named McKeever.
He is still alive this morning, but his recovery is
doubtful.
| SECOND DISPATCH.
RCHIoAGo, Sept. 9s.-McK Keever. the driver of But
ler died this afternoon from injuries received at
driving park last evening; There is no doubt his
Of which was covered with blood, was found near
where the body lay: Il It. Is IS surmised that he was
sons interested in Cooleys success The affair is the
sides the driver of Cooley have been made.
The Tag.Tails I'm Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.-The delegation of South
ern lOyalists arrived yesterday afternoon; formal
reception took place last night in Court Street Mar
Mr.. A. F. Perry. Chairman Of the meeting.
Speeches were made BY Col; BranSopS. of Mo-, Gen
Tennessee, and Mr.. Griffin. of Georgia.
A Louisville dispatch TO the Enquirer says DR..
Ferris. Mail Agent on the steamer General Buell.
arrived there yesterday and was delivered to the
United States Court on the charge Of murder.
Il The Cholera.
ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 2S.-Deaths from cholera in this
| LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22;-EIeven cases of cholera
an four deaths from old cases.
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