Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-03
south American Items.
81 FROM WASHINGTON.
GOV. Ienklns and GEN. Pope.

- - Cow Jenkins and Gen. Pope W.
3 New York June 1.-The Herald's spe-
cial says: 1t is reported that Gov. Jenkins,
of Georgia. has no intention of resigning,
and that he and Gen. Pope are working
harmoniously together. The Governor is
entirely indispOsed to have any controversy
with the military authorities, but desires
quiet and good feelinggin the State
The judiciary Committee.
The Times special says: The judiciary
committee have practically concluded lthe
mpeachmen5sinvestigat and will prob
ably adjourn, on Monday night. The in
dications are that they will decline to make
committee will probably remain here and
proseeute the Investigation of the question
whether Maryland has now republican
form of government --5f 1r- .ig-.. srt.
The President Disapproyes OF Gen.
~ a' POpe'S Action.
Its currently reported, to-day, in ad-
ministration quarters, that the President
disapproves OF the action of General Pope
in removing the Mayor and police of Mo-
bile, and that he will order them to be re-
instated, basing this action upon General
Swayne's report, which declares that the
riot was not preconcerted, and who only
charges the civil officers with a want of
| promptness and efficiency in not providing
| better protection for the exercise of tree
speech.
RsnSbi,csn Denr,o,,ns.t,r,.,t ,o,,ns.,t,r,. All, t,o,, ~ New
Orleans.
General Sheridan telegraphs to the armv
headquarters here that the largest political
| meeting and procession that ever occurred
\ in New Orleans, took place under the aus
pices of the Republican party, on the even
\ ing of May 29sh. 1t passed off without the
slightest dirorder.. 1t was mostly COM
posed of-colored citizens. s+
| The sJohnson-Breckinri Letter
| Report Henied. 60
/ The Tribune's special says it has author
1 ity for stating that the New York Times
I dispatch alleging that President j Johnson
wrote letter inviting iBrec ckinridge to re-
turn to this country, is without the slight
est foundation in fact.
1 YgT as1 Minister Campbell -s-f
1t is understood that Minister Campbell
has received instructions to proceed to Mex
leo and report to the 1Juarez Government.
5el Police of Galveston Removed.
During the recent visit of Gen. Sheridan
to Galveston, Texas, he became SO con-
vinced of the disloyalty of the police force
of that. city that he removed every man,
from the Chief to the lowest subordinate,
and ordered the military to act in their
stead. .r,-,s --5- .....-.f p pa
Repatriation in the District of Co.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-The extraordinary
number of 5000 voters were registered. oi
whom S,2l2 are colored. The number OF
votes cast for municipal officers year ago
was 5,7S3. -.-,.r ..-. ...a,- s.~.-.,s-v
s7s Surratl,s Trial. EH595
o. Notwithstanding statements to the con-
trary, Surratt will, on Monday, be tried on
the Indictment found against him. ssa
a., The Impeachment Business.'
70 New Y oRK, May 2.-The Herald's Wash.
ington special says: 1t is understood
Churchill, Wilson, Woodbridge, Williams
Eldridge and Marshall, of the Judiciary
committee, are opposed to carrying out
anything like impeachment, havingrcome
to the conclusion that sufficient evidence
was not obtained.
Judge Kelley,-whc has returned to Wash
ington, gives a fiattering account of tht
conditions of the Southern country through
which he travelled, in compliance with
pressing Invitations He will return tC
Virginia at a future day: to address the citi.
zens of that State.
-gEE Order for;KiIling Indians. t. T
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs hai
been informed by the Superintendent Al
Fort Leapenworth that the American Ex'
press Company has issued an order to it'
employees on Smoky Hill route to Denver
to this effect: -ie5-tgi 5as-, ~ s,.s 80 ..s.grG
every Indian within shooting distance
is to be shot. Show them no mercy. They
will show none to you" ..,rss
He also states that General Hancock or
dered every Indian found north of the Ar
kansas and south of the Platte river to bt
shot. The superintendent says these In
dians have q treaty right to- roam In tina
country, and these orders will cause an in
terminable waf.HiszaiS Ia lo ''-~
EaA-T The Mobile Police. .sxeAEE
The report that negroes were placed 'ol
the Mobile police, issdeniedE by the newl!
appointed Mayor. -,.,,.,v o.u-,,,
,1I0i5EqOf InvessigatIona rhAnALdA
III A nan named JEFF. Gee, under sentence o
ldeath for murder In South Carolina, ha
Uniformed General. Sickles the killing wa
Idone while he was aiding Union prisoner
ceased e % he Would have lost his life hiimnssl