The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-29
NEWS !

The clipper ship Bengal passed this port on the
2Gth. leaving a few San Francisco papers of the
10th of June. From these and the files by the ID.
c. Murray, which arrived last Friday, we compile
the following.
The Indians still had charge of the wires, beyond
the Rocky Mountains, and until overpowered by
superior forces, will not allow 4 free resumption
or the news. y telegram from Salt Lake city,
dated June 9th, says:
The lines are working as far as Julesburg. Both
have been down for five days, one hundred miles
east of that point. from Indians. storms, etc. In
dian troubles are thickening between here and
Denver. Ben Holiday returned here to-day to go
UiG San francisco.
We have received the following from Julesburg:
General Sherman that the wires be
moved to the north side of the Platte on the rail-
road that the stage line transfer their passengers
at Julesburg or at the end of the track, as it will
save him from guarding both sides of the Platte
River, when one Is sufficient for all.
Mexican.
GALVESTON, June "a Queretaro letter SAYS
Macmillan has probably escaped into the United
States.
NEW York. June 4-Lettcrs received at at Gal
weston from Oueretaro. say that Max. Meiia. Cas-
tello. and the entire army. with the artillery and
ammunition. surrendered to EscObedo. Miramon
was captured in the streets. Mendez alone was
missing. Over two hundred subalterns who were
captured, are reported shot on the 9th of May.
MdAlullllil Was SIC HUN u StNtitu NStulcly vi
the 18th ult., when the private physician of Esco-
bedo was sent to him. Private correspondence
from San Luis received here, says he was expected
there.
A protest has been received from prominent citi-
zens of chihuahua against mercy being shown to
Max, denying to the United States any voice in the
matter.
The Austrian Minister is very apprehensive in
regard TO the fate of MaXimilian. The Mexican
Minister is reticent when questioned on the subject.
Seward is hopeful that MaXimilian will be spared,
finding warrant. il is said. in his knowledge of the
situation.
Advices from New Orleans leave no doubt that
Macmillan has been shot before this time. Next
can officers of the Imperial army receive no mercy.
The reply of Juarez to Campbell. dated April Z2d.
fills a column of a Brownsville (TeXas) paper. He
positively refuses to spare the life of Macmillan.
The UerdJds special dispatch from New Orleans.
dated May 3lst. says The fall of QueretaTO is
confirmed. The city of Mexico capitulated. O'Hara
was shot for correspondence with Liberals. Maxi
milan and all his officers. above the rank of Lieu
tenant. are reported 70 have been shot at seven
O'Clock on the evening of the 10th. Private letters
confirm this. Minister Campbell has no dispatch.
but he believes the news to be correct" The
Herald doubts the shooting of Macmillan.
American.
WAsnfNGroN. June SIT is said that the counsel
for the prosecution have decided after all TO ad-
here tn the indictment for murder found in Sur
rats case. and to abandon ali intention OF trying
him on the conspiracy.
NEW YORK. June 2.-The HsrG13's Washington
special says it is understood that the judiciary
Comm" az hing
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