The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-07-11

He also sustained Chief Justice Chase IL
the famous Milligan case.
NEWS SUMMARY.
1t is reported that Santa Anna wa
shot by the Mexican authorities on tn.
25th ult.
Judge Swayne of the United State
Supreme Court died in Washington, OF
the afternoon of the 5th, of typhoid fe
ver.
| Hon. L. W. Powell, formerly Govern
o. of Kentucky. and subsequently United
States Senator, died at his residence il
Lexington, Kentucky, Oh Wednesday af
ternoon.
A fishing boat belonging at St. JOSEPH
Mich, capsized, several miles from Chi
cago, during the gale of Tuesday eve
ming. Four men were drowued, name.
unknown.
Edward Given was robbed on a 4tl
| Avenue car, New York, on Wednesda,
afternoon. of stocks and money valued
at $27. .325 One of the thieves was ar
rested but none of the money was recov-
cred.
A letter received by Collector Smythe,
OF New York, from the American Con
sui at Kingston. Jamaica, states that the
yellow fever prevails there 1t is ty
phus, and quite malignant AT least
twenty five per cent Of the cases have
proved fatal so far.
The Oregon Iron Works. at Portland,
Oregon. were destroyed by fire July Cd
Loss $75, ZOO; Insurance $4,000.
The North Star mine mill in Nevad;
county, has been sold to San Francisco
parties for $3.50, ,o0a.
Accounts from the agricultural dis
tr:cts of North Carolina are more encour
aging as regards the crops.
The Secretary of the Treasury doe.
not intend to make any recommendation
to Congress regarding fnance-the law
now in force being deemed sufficient 70,
his purpose.
Late advices from .Juarez head-uuar-
.ters. state that L,arez- will eonvoke- Con
gress at the capital, into whose hands ht
will deliver the Government and tender
his resignation.
The Richmond Examiner and Rich
mond Enquirer have been consolidated
and the new paper will be published by
joint stock company, of which Ould
the notorious rebel, is prominent mem
Der.
The Colorado, for Yokohama and
Hong Kong, sailed from San francisco
on the 4th. She took $500, 900 in treas
ure, $50 passengers. including the Japan
ese Commissioners and suite, and S0(
tons of freight.
The Chinese lahorers on the Pacific
Railroad have resumed work. The strike
was caused by designing parties for the
purpose of destroying the efficiency OF
| the laborers.
| The receipts from T. s. Customs fol
June were $I1 600, 900, and from the in
ternal revenue about $2l 100000. Dur
ing the first three days of the present
month the receipts from these two sour
ces were 50, 100000.
A New Orleans dispatch says that The
Austrian steamer Elizabeth has orders te
proceed to Vera Cruz to bring the Aus
trian and Mexican Imperial officers and
troops to New Orleans. She will return
Immediately.
| Private information represents the In
dian depredations on the Upper Mssou
ri on the increase, Hostile Sioux have
to great extent, succeeded in overaw
ing friendly Indians, and in consequence
the lives of white people living in thai
vicinity are in i'm minent danger.
The japanese Commissioners have al
ready paid 100000 on account of the
ram Stonewall, and will on their return tt
Japan, make arrangements for paying
| the balance of the purchase money, SlOO,
O0O The vessel will leave Washington
Navy Yard for that country in August.
| The Navy Department has received
from the commander of the Unltet
States steamer Tacony, copy Of hi
communication to President 'Juarez, so
Letting that the remains of Maximillal
be delivered to the captain of the Austri
an corvette Elizabeth. The request wa
not acccded to, but the official reply i
not furnished.
| General Thomas Francis Meagher, Sc
cretarv and Acting Governor Of Montan;
territory, accidentally fell from the decl
of the steamer Thompson at Fort Bentor
on the evening of the first inst. aud wa
drowned.
j All the copperhead sheets in tn