Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-23
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Foreign and Domestic.

WASHINGTON. May 10. Chief Justice
Chu-e will preside at the circuit court Tor
North Carolina, commencing 9Th of June.
Chnse has nominated registers IN bank
yuptcy for Louisiana and Georgia, but as
nominations require confirmation by d'1-
ttict Judges. names are withheld. Cha-e
has Instructed district judges that IN Gaze
local objections exist to nominees TO reject
them.
Gen. Sickles has been brevetod major
general in the regular army tor gallantry
aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The President has recognized Joseph
Augu,te Hughes P"ievin us consular
aren't OF F,unce at Mobile.
The Mexican Minister here has received
the following official report Of negotiations
bstween the Imperali-'s and Lbern ::
"YesrerIuy German princess, wife OF
one If Mnximrliau's aids, presented herself
ut Gen Dins' headquarters, proposing the
d-hnndmsnt of the Austrian aud belgian
corps, with the guarantee that The lives OF
the troops be spared, with permission to
return home; aud also the guarantee OF
Maximlliap'- life. With reference to the
first point. Das replied that he was dis
roSed TO entertain such proposals, but he
had no power to pardon Maximimn
The report continues; Nothing of note
has occurred u day; we have an occa-
/ siouul exchange of shots, On the ARRIVAL
Of our mortats, should the city not have
SURRENDERED We shall oren our batteries
on il and push he stiities vigorously.
(Signoa A. GAnolA. Major Gen"
| Another report signed by Raphael Ben
avides major general commanding before
Vera Crnz, under date of April 2fth. snys :
'.The Austrian H. leian corps is disbanded
and is now under tho protection OF the
pru.sian flag
| TIE delay in the attorney generals in :
sructI"ns regarding military bills has
been occu-iontd by The reception of many
letters from the South, pointing out cases
| liable to be affected, and asking advice
aud informant n.
A private letter from high officer in
Geuerul Sickies' district. says all is quiet
in .ha department. There were no riots,
but tranquility, order and concord pre-
vailed.
NEW YORK May 2O.-Don Jose Ramirez
son of Maximilian, late Secretary of war,
lett tho city Of Mexico April 29th.
lie report- Dinz had nineteen gnns play
ing n the PeruvilIc gate. Marquee had
45nO men TO defend the gate.
| Commanding and other officers were
preparing TO capilulate rs the ouly way OF
saving their lives.
Stock. dun. Gold, 1859. Money. S
per cent. Sterling. sixty days, 106T
sight. HOY; 5 2o's. 1862, 100.
Monte. May 2o.-The following order
was Issued This afternoon
HEADQUARTERS Posi- OF MoBrLEl
May 18th 1867.
Gen. Swayne. commanding the Military
Ali nj "A lub %
the following:
| TO prevent further violence growing ont
of the disturbed condition OF nffairr, the
undersigned assumes the maintenance Of
| public order IN the ely OF Mobile. The
city police ar mini>iration Is hereby stIs-
| p, nded. and special policemen or members
of the old force may be employed when
necessary. breaches OF city ordinances
will b.: tried as heretofore. All Violations
OF public peace and existing orders will be
deast With by HE military.
Outd or congregations after night fall
are prohihitcd; when public demonstra-
t"ns arc intended notice NUT be filed at
| he May or'- uhce, in season to permit the
presence OF such police force us may be
/ deemed essential.
severe responsibility is attached to tn.
/ publication Of articles commencing or in
| ClJlhg NOV OF NipiH'ce 70 IhhiNihhais, Oh
the public use Of iuCendiary lal guuge OF
occurrence of disorder III rouins OF public
enfeft' inment.
(Slgncd) J, L. SHEPHERD,
Colonel Commanding.
LONDON. May 90 The Emperor Napo-
leon aud the King Of Prussia hnve sigued
ARTICLES which settle the Luxemb ourg
question.
The city Of London voted $500 toward
the Peabody statue.
The United States iron clad steamer
| Man, onnmnh has arrived ut Gibraltar.
LIVERPOOL, May 20 noon - Cotton
o. eued quiet but firm; Middling Upland.
llaSd: Orleans ll34d; estimated sales, 10,
| 900 Dules.