Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Fight Between Spanish and
ChiIian Vessels.

hhe right hBetWeen spanish and
Chilian Vessels.
NEW YORK, March 25.-From published
Chilian official accounts of the late fight
between the Spanish and Chillian vessels,
it appears that the Chilian vessels were not
damaged to the extent reported, and it is
claimed it was Spaniards who were chal {.
lenged to open combat and refused, instead
of the Chilians.
Governor AndersOn's NIessnge in
| Mexico.
The Herald's Mexican correspondent rep
resentS that the message of Governor An
derson, of Ohio, in January last. produced
quite sensation in the Republican party
in Mexico.
The Presidents Message to Gov.
| Hamilton.
| The Presidents message to Gov. Hamil-
ton, of Texas, in which he reiterates the
hope that loyal Representatives from the
South will be permitted to take their seats
in the Halls of Congress, is published. 1t
bears date February 16, 1866.
Anxiety i'm Toronto.
The Herald's Toronto special states that
much anxiety is felt in Toronto regarding
Fenian movements, since it has been ascer-
tanned that our troops have not been sent
to guard the frontier. Judge Coursal, of
ST. Albans raid notoriety, has been rein
| stated.
The new steamer Daniel Drew, of the
Peoples Line to Albany, was launched yes
terday.
SmnII-POx at Mobile.
| FORTRESS MONROE, March 23-Steamer
| Peril, from Mobile on the 14th inst, for
| New York, in ballast, arrived here to-day.
The reports of cholera in Mobile are
doubtless without foundation, but small
| pox prevailed there to some extent, princi-
pally among the blacks.
Fenian Meeting I'm philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25-Another en-
thusiastic Fenian demonstration occurred
last night at the Academy of Music, under
the auspices of Andrew Winnie, the Dis
trict Center. Speeches were made by Ste
phen j. Moony, Gen. B. F. Lullen, and p.
A. Collins.
HALIFAX, N. S., March 25.-The steamer
st. Patrick, from Glasgow, 9TH, and Lon
donderry 9th, arrived here this p. M, for
orders, with l22 passengers.
Interest on Mexican Bonds.
New YORK, March 25.-On and after the
lst of April next, Messrs. John w. Corlies
& CO., Financial agents of the Mexican Re.
public, will pay, at their office, No. 81
Broadway, interest in gold due April lst
on thirty millions Mexican loan.
Stolen Children Restored.
WASHINGTON, March 25.--The Depart
ment OF State has received authentic infor-
nation that the three colored children of
Rose Elyria, of New Orleans, who were
taken to Havana without the consent of
their parents, have been sent back to her
by the United States Consul at the latter
city. Gen. Candy gave information con-
cerning the abduction or removal of the
children, when the State Department insti-
tuted the measures which led to their re-
covery.
The Coming Veto.
Prominent members of Congress saw
the President will tomorrow return to
the Senate the Civil Rights bill with his
objections, while others assert that the
message is already prepared.
RepOrG of the RecOns1ructIOn
Committee.
Senator Howard having returned to
Washington, it is expected that the report
of the committee on Reconstruction, en-
bracing the testimony of Gen. Lee, will be
presented early this week.
Fire i'm Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., March A.-Henry B.
Baustield & Co.'s wooden-ware factory
burned last night. Loss $l500O0; insur-
ance partial.