, 1866-06-19
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An important budget Of Mexican diplo-
matic correspondence IL published. being letters
rom United States Consn1 creel, At chihuahua, ia
Secretary Seward. They confess Juasez difficulties
md impecuulosttJ, hut desare the general d1seat
islac,iou of the Mexicaas with the Empire and
thsIr devotion 10 lhe Republic These letters e1vc
an inside view Of The Republic and The Government
of1uarez. Ar. Creel lays the French of3ceEr d.
nounce tho Mexican Expedition as IN error.
American cittzens ask protection A9atnst the
French. After the departure Of the Freush con-
tIugeut-two-thirds Of which were tc le4ve next
October, Immediately after the rainy setson-the
Mexican army will be placed under oder Of Gen.
Eelere, who 1s TO supersede Asrtk& bazaloe In
The ger eral command Of the Aaaiean tofces. 1hts
gives Ma1ImilIau regular snny 4n.ooo nen soons.
To this Jon may add tie National Gnaso' G1ed
out in every large city Of the Empire, bnt not Jet
orrsn,zed, The krsst exhibition Of Imperial forces
does NOT In tbe :eust tntinidate tho liberals. who
a,c vary actte IN the deld a. we'll As In counsel
Thry have now IN Mexico several political organl
z,>tnns, who hsve been tssalaE and spreading
t]eset., III view Of Naxfmf1ian's withdrawal, and
orepara,orY to The election Of Presidential eand
ds:e. One or these tickets contain The nancs Of
our Presidential candidates, Gen. Santa Anna,
Jua,ez, Ortega, and Don Diego being formerly
Prestdeut Of The Suprtme Court under Juasez.
The Ohio State Sabbath School Convention
st sandusky last week gave an attendance Of slx
hundred delegates. Th1rtyelght counties were re-
ported unorganized and unrepresented and resolu.
tton Vas adopted to employ a State agent fos two
| years. The agency was rendered 10 Prof. Jacob
| 'Tucke,mau, Of College Hill. In the afternoon q
| Mass Convention OF children was held, which was
sddressed by Hon. c. n. Olds, Granville Moody and
| o1he7r.
The second Sabbath In July was appointed a. a
day for specisl praye1 for Sabbath schools. The
convention adjourned TO meet at the call OF the
committee next year In Xenta.
An Englishman, Of good address, has been
aralllsg himseif IN Cincinnati Of the acquaintance
With CITIZEN Of thst place, picked up abroad, 10
the extent OF a vfctmlEatton Of $500. By hts
| means be secured business Introduction at the
Tnl1u s&xeot Bznk, and shortly aIieF aght ftA
vautts neat iron box. which, he informed the OIL
cers If the bank, contained 10000 In gold, and
politely asked the kavor OF depostttng 1t for safe
keeping, ttattng at the same time thA: he was ne-
gota1ing for the purchase OF real es ae and should
IN few days, want 10 use tie contents OF the boz
Hi. request was OF cou1ts complied With. soon
tbereaser be called at the bank, and stating that ht
had made kotue purchases. and that he needed just
then the ute Of the small amount Of $500, whtcn
I! the cath1es would kindly hand him, holding hi.
epecie deposit as security, he would e4f next d..
and settle. The request was unsuspecungly prau:.
ed, Since then the EnglIshmAu has not bsen seea,
/ nnd his box ha1 been found to be filed with No.
/
ehot.
According to Saturdays Buffalo papea
abont 1900 Fentans have now accepted from Ger
cral BARR, the Government offer OF lEanspoEtatto
to their homes. Sixteen hundred departed b
railway on Thurtday, and during Frlday It is sur
postd that about 400 moro took their hnal leave
Tins. It will be seen transportation has bean fun
t.hcd to about 1900 all told while 1t II believe
that 500 or theseabouts have, e1uce the Fenia
raid, returned 10 their homes at their own expena
Il f. now believed by thote having the best oppe
: tun1iics for an Accurate knowledge upon the so
:. itct. that not more than about 500 Fentan5 fbu
| onfstde The city, have been in Buffalo sIues tht
! movement commenced. With few. II any eErp
,,ors, all Eaye departed sgdn, and pesee sei.n1
L. once more
l. The State Reform School atWaukesha CVis.
IL To be1azrely extended, farm of acres l1Tia
been purchased in besnttful location. Tie ph1
n1oposed Ia 10 build thtee stone building. aa
viii cost about IL, 600 esch.
.RI1ev Loomis, prominent citizen Of iroy
n. Y. md lathe1.in-law Of Aon. john Wefwortl
NJ th.s civ, uieo On the Sd inst-JudS lnEei
:, .oH. Of De- toit, was shiown from EettAc Will
" N ,oue to Montana, and severely injuef. he lie
u At neuye1 Ctt5.-John Faves ol Co; 7, FH1etl
c, Wisconsin regiment, resident Of Vapssca 20
70 III. k1lt al Quincy By falling boz, While land
a. tpc from s'eumer N rotRe home rom Fort alee
C. II er proracted ptDy service.
In st. Louis, the Inst OF te Feaisn case
hare betn disposed Of. The o1lo strg Is Thur
ly days li.t. which clears the o'cket: n, a. Ao1
< ,t,l., held over; si;ooo oout. John P conrsl
,e he,d 81 ODO bend Vim. Heuy. held; s, QUO bono
!, N. j, Doyle, held; sl.ooo sond. r. s, 0'Rnu,
q. held; Se,0M bond. Thouss Curly had; $a,M
voua. Daniel 0'Maaigan held q, 900 bond
2 :. o'couner, dtseharRd. ?. J. a1rnn- d1
p, D. charged. Philip Coyna discharged. Ia. L Fa
70 | ne1t 6iarhs1red. Faux Murphy, GathArka