Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22
FROM NEW YORK;.
Latest News from Mexico.


{ New YORK, May 21.-The Herald's Mat
lmoras corresponding. writing on the 10th.
'ays: Juarez has levied sprestan1os to the
amount of two millions dollars. Immedi-
ately after the receipt of Secretary Sew
ards letter, he issued orders in reference to
the treatment of Maximilian, saying that
his lite should be spared, as it was feared
that Escobado would have the unfortunate
prisoner assassinated.f Notwithstanding
orders to the contrary, that General was
| sent to command an expedition against
Canales, who had rebelled in the north
Corona considered the ablest of the Mexi-
can Generals, was appointed to- succeed
him, and now commands all the armies of
the republic. An Imperial reconnoiteripg
party, including one of Maximilian's Ad-
iutants had been captured and shot. -rC.
Senator Wilson's Tour Completed.
| Senator Wilson made the last address of
his tour through the South at Huntsville,
Ala, yesterday. eg vu9,CO'- t-tO .
Judge Kelley at Atlanta. .voa erA
Judge Kelley addressed an audience of
some three thousand people, mostly color
ed, at Atlanta, Ga, yesterday. s- ,-,. iz'. =
| Military i'm Tennessee.
The Times Knoxville dispatch says
Captain Chambers company of Scott eoun-
ty militia have been ordered to Davidson
county to remain there during court, in
which several important suits of political
nature are to be tried Other companies
are soon to be mustered and ordered into
active service.
| essa-s 2 EGGeneraI Grant. ss E
| General Grant and party left Richmond
yesterday for Old Point. There was no
tour over the battle fields. ,.,--,,
| The Tour through Virginia.
The Pennsylvania capitalists express
themselves highly pleased with their trip
through Virginia, and iT is believed that the
visit will result in large Investments being
made in Virginia. ca 5zs.lr sI'fw hEE ,8G6f
iSurratt,s Trial Postponed-Bing CHAM
Invited TO Participate In the Prose-
| cution. f-----.ci --.- l-s- str.,,-,
/ The Worlds special says Surratt's trial
will be postponed till the third Monday in
June. when the Goyernment-wilI be ready.
Hon. John A. Bingham, from Ohio, Judge
Advocate, who prosecuted Payne and At
zerot on the military trial, has been invit-
cd to be one of the prosecuting attorneys
in the trial of Surratt. d ~ rsv5S7is ~ ri. -.
The Express Newspaper Difficulty.
| Erastus Brooks having. purchased all
right, title and interest of S. F. Clark in
the New Y ork Express, and the case at
| law of Clark VS.. Jesse Brooks having
been amicably settled, the Express will
continue to be published by Jesse Brooks,
as equal proprietor. --
Murder by an Ex.PoIiceman.
VIM. Bishop Carr, citizen of Brooklyn,
was murdert last night by ex-Poliee Ser
geant Shikemore, by shooting with an air
gun. The murderer was arrested. Skele-
ton KEYS were found on him, Indicating an
intention to commit burglary.
sailed for California;
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, and Justice
Field, of the Supreme Court, sailed tor
California o-day. .E- fsg5E fsts5
/ Jeff. Davis.
JEFF. Davis and family left for Montreal
L Important Suit.
Awrit of habeas corpus was granted in
the Prussian eXtradiCion case of Philip
Heinrich against the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company of New Jersey, to re-
cover policy of $4,000, with interest for
eight years, decided for the plaintiff. The
company had refused payment because
their agents in the city received payment OF
premiums after the time therefor had ex,
pired.
l. Conversion of Registered Bonds.
A circular from the Comptroller of the
| Currency establishes the fact that no un-
lawful conversion of registered, bonds
into coupon bonds has been made by au-
| thority OF the department.