The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-01
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and war fmd crnscl forever We.
have bad war enough, he said, and
MI biz cnofla hni bccn 10 restore
pcace and The permanent rcorgnila
of The Noyernmoni The Prrsi
remarks wero greetod with The
greatest applause, General Grant
WA also chocrcd The President
wm then escorted by the military.
under General Meade and the civil
10 the Continental, where he
subsequently addressed the vast crowd.
lie will be scrcnadcd NJ # o'clock
SAN FRANCISCO, August 27.-A
from Mexico states that n por-
Of the expedition under John -.
Henry, landed safely in Rinalto with
1000 muskcts aud six pieces of ar
and Is now supposed to be
with Corona.
The town of Mariposa, California,
was destroyed by fire ON the Goth.
five or six buildings were saved.
Loss, 100000.
LOUISVILLE, August 2S.--Thc
cholera is abating; there were only
twenty-five deaths thcrcfrom last
week, II has never reached an cpl
dcmic stage here as yet.
sr. LOUIS, August 2s.-The chol-
err burials on Saturday were eighty,
on Sunday eighty, and Monday
cighty-6yc.
New YoRE, August 29.-Ray-
mond has met the threats to cxpcll
him by calling a meeting of the union
executive committee, by virtue of his
position us chairman. Gen. Ward,
OF New Jersey, ~thcrcupon writes u
letter dcnouncing Raymond as a be-
traycr of his party, and rcpudiating
said call.
Sr. LOUIS, August 29.-Ten GEM
ctcrics report seventy cholera burials
yesterday.
LEAyENwoRru, KANSAS, August
ga fight has taken place near
Fort Reno, where the Indians had
stolen 300 head of government mule.
from Colonel Darlington. There
were very few casualties. The In
dams escaped with all the stock.
They hold the whole country, except
the military camp. The Sioux stole
u herd of horses within a mile of tho
fort, and another four miles east O
it. There is evidently a general
outbreak among the tribes on the
plains, and the attacks that have beer
made upon the frontier settlement,
of Kansas, causes great consterna.
ton, as there are no troops here. Sis
hundred of them have made theil
appearance near the northern line o
Utah territory, causing great panic
among the settlers along the stag,
line.
The Denver Ntrs says the Indian,
have returned to the vicinity Of For
Garland, in New Mexico, and ar,
engaged in nm indiscriminatc massa.
ere Of all the Mexican inhabitants
CINCINNATI, Aug. 20, N.-Twelv,
deaths from cholera reported to-day
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
PRAeug, August 27.-Thc treaty
Of peace made by the plenipotcntia.
RIGS of Prussia and Austria, has beer
ratified by the King of Prussia, ant
is now en- route for this city for cx.
change.
The headquarters of the Prussiar
army have been removed from her
to Coblentz, on the northwestern