Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-27
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FROM WASHINGTON.
A Secret Treaty Between Secreta-
ry Seward and NaPOIeOn-N Maxi
miIian's Programme. .H..

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cial says: 1t is stated by prominent Sena-
tors in Washington that Mr. Seward has
concluded seer treaty with NapoIeon by
which the United States Is debarred from,
interfering with the movement of the for
eign troops now supporting Maximilian.-
After the withdrawal of the French, Max
imilian, it is understood, will offer himself
as a candidate for the Presidency of the
Mexican Republic Having secured that
position, ne Is to take advantage of any
so NAM oUd 1a,p vi mlioh sif nleH.I1 ~ aholu'
tIerehv Il ,nl;no, ,Ia NJ, ~
bavinG - f.s ',nmts Tme nioI'oe . uoc'IlnfL an
nresng. nt'iicr ~ ~ ltlP'[,ai Ciirone Cna aC
Iicit informtop ~ ~ piSuauie S .ne oenaIe VIII 80.
the littIo ,rn,oo i i'on' ''0""iu eonoernihs
The same sye ,ial also savs A disnatch
from General Sheridan to General Grant
states that nine-tenths of the Mexican peo-
| pie are opposed to the longer reign of Max
lmilian' and that when the French, Austri-
an and Belgian troops are withdrawn he
NH NH nave nave lew supporters III all Mexico
derstood 70 ho So S'iav to i nltu s - III
thn WayinoiI;o,, nld 10 TT,,,oI ,'t, y, III
should hn cIosnl~ ,votcI,oI ~, a' fn;tad %,d
States outboritiSs "'N " 'i'' O"'''"
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IN NO Hurry
Morning papers contain the following
| special dispatches from Washington:
Governors Swami, Cox and Marion are
understood to be in no haste in convening
their respective Legislatures to act on the
| constitutional amendments, and to have
signified the same to the President.
Tennessee men now here doubt whether
! Gov. Brownlow can get quorum together
Ill any reasonable time. -
Prize Money.
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HAlssO"Tis OiaiIns'
James Andrews has been appointed Com
missioner to audit the claims OF the State
of Missouri tor expenses incurred in arm
ing, equppng and supporting her troops
at the outset of the war.
Freedssen's Affairs I'm MARYLAND.
90, IIonorI ortho E,ooi,,,,,, p,,,,,
Los ;,,s, rooa;,,aS n ro,,nrt ~ Sortoi, 7 NJ
Carl an Tnsnector oF thn ~ Rnrpom of T: ;ts m
onerations in 81 Morvs AMI Caivsrt oo,, ~ i,o
L Ties, MI. CaDt, ClarK rBDOrCS matters in
a very unsettled condition. The most
encouraging feature Is the fact that
considerable hunoer OF colored peo-
pie residing III the above named counties
are owners aud les'ees OF lands. Wages
palu laOoIers are Tor women, 30 per mouth;
Ior men, Slo ana SlZ WIN ratlons ana quar-
terS; Notwltnstandihg the negroes work
wen, YET Il DllCer ieellhg sClll exists between
| Tile bMO races, NO schools for freedmen
maro no. STC Dev, eIIaoiasneu Gne WINE clC-
The most general comnlaint among the
| freed people is concerning the loose manner
| in which their children are bound ont
| Over 500 children, have been annrenticed
since last November. and some nlanters
have as many as fen bound to thpm. A
Mrs. r. N. Zoiars. liyinpin Calvert conntv.
has three colored children bound TO her.
one of whom she hires out to doctor, re-
ceiyin0 comDensation for its servicrs The
provisions of the Civil Rights bill are en-
| tirely disregarded. Judge VIM. III. Tuck
at the May term OF Criminal Court OF Cal
vert county sentenced fVe men TO be SOLD
luto slavery lor PERIODS ranging from SIX
10 elgtlCeel months. Inc o1ense OF which
tnese lIeeunieh were guilty. was petty lar
cehy'
Personal.
Secretary Stanton has On far recovered
from his recent Illness ne 70 h" obIa 70 ra- "a
tnrn to the War Denartment and reSnmo
duties. - "''D '''->'-' '.'' ''"N '''- NV
Representative Z. r Wasbburne of MI
nois, was taken snddenlv IN With conges
tion of the liver dnring fhe nroreadimGs of
| the Uonse toldav Hs fainted on,aW and ID
was tnken tn the reeidenca [f Co. rsnt
| where no now lies danroronsIy IN
contested Chses'
The House committee on Elections have
decided the contested election in the Fourth
District of Missouri in favor of the sitting
member, X lso.
The argument in the case of KoontZ and
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