Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-19
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Night Dispatches.
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NEW ORLEANS, June Is.-The follow
ing mas been received from Galveston,
1ated the 10th. - We have dates from
Querretaro TO the Sd inst, and Monterey
lothe 9th. Aletter from San Luis the
Sd avs a telegram from Querretaro the
80 says the trial of Macmillan was not
concluded. Sixty ladies of Ouerretaro
dressed IN deep mourning bad called on
JNarez aud prayed for the life Of the pris-
oner. Juarez replied that he would do
all be could compatible with justice,
though many liberals had been shot,
and they had not ~interceded.
Two engagements at the capital had
resulted in favor of the republicans.
The Brownsville RdncherO Saws that
the FL MeTicdnO Of the 18th reports that
Santa Anna was off to Vera Cruz. II is
also reported that Macmillan had asked
a private interview of Juarez for the pur-
pose of disclosing impOrtantstate secrets.
Macmillan was convicted on the
night Of the Sd inst, and sentenced
to be shot on the morning of the 4th
ult.; together with MiramOn and Mejia.
Marquee, commanding the city of Mex
leo, had executed Gen. OpesOn, COM
manding the post, for reasonable cor
respondence with the liberals. He has
also arrested 100 liberal sympathizers,
and threatens TO execute them and burn
the capital if Maximiliau is shot. Mejia
selected Escobedo as his counsel, who
to serve, saying he would see
him did first.
New YORK, June 1s.-The weekly
of DR.. Harris shows the city in
excellent health, but cautions the public
to take all precautionary measures to
prevent epidemics obtaining a fOothold.
BodiscO, secretary to the Russian legs-
lion, arrived with the Russian-Ameriean
signed by the czsr.
Sa8ta Anna is undoubtedly now in
SleEF4S, for which country be left here
i've weeks Ego.
a translation is published from 8
Iampico paper, of prOnunciamentO, dis
lyowing, on the part Of the garrison of
rampiCo, of tuarez government, end
recognizing Santa Anna as the gene raj
H-ehief of the Mexican armies and pres
dent dd interim Of the republic of
dexieo. One paragraph Of the pgonun-
,iamento protests against the action of
Juarez, by which he he'd mort
the states of Tamaulipas and San
Luis Potosi to the government of the
States for So, 1900, 900. The whele
flair looks very sensational.
WASHINGTON, June lS.--phe trial of
was resumed to-day. The priso-
ler's brother Isaac occupied a seat be-
ide him. Sergeant Joseph w. Dyer was
and inter- 0gated at length as to
is testimony before the military COM
as the time of the assassination.
lie Endorsed what he then said, and in
isted upoR its correctness A strong
fort wSs made to make the two state
nentS appear contradictory. Daniel c.
tesd Wa then sworn.
Sus'ln Allen Jackson Ia negress) testi-
that Surratt was at her mothers resi-
.Pncs in Washington on the evening of
tie assassination, and identified the pri-
oner.
Jas. Singleton, the book-keeper of the
Louis hotel at Montreal, could not
the prisoner.
Mr.. Bradley said that the defense
you'd admit that Surratt was in Mon
real on the 9th and 18th of April, 1865,
md that he registered in the name of
-ohn Harrison, and that the name war
u S~urratt's hand writing.
Pierpont said the prosecution was saved
much evidence. A coat was then shown
identified as one similar 10 that
9ofn by Harrison. The court then took
recess until 10 am. tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, June 1S.-River station
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