New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
INDIAN DEPREDATI0Ns IN IDAHO
dispatches to the Associated Press,l
E,n,, VNaShtnutnu


WASHINGTON, July IAN extract from a
dispatch received at the navy department,
dated Vera CruZ,'2lst, signed j. A. Roe,
commander, says: MaXimllan was shot on
the 18th. Have begged for his corpse Tor |
the Austrian CAPTAIN, but was refused. The |
City of Mexico fell on the goth. Vera Graz |
holds out on account of The foreign legion. |
DiaZ orders no acceptance of surrender
The following is the conclusion of WEIGH |
mans evidence in the trial of Surratt. The
| following occurred during the cross.eXamin-
alton:
| at the table on the morning aI,er the assas-
| sination. "The death OF Abraham Lincoln
was nothing more than the death OF mig
| GER in the army
Ouestion-Who said that!
| Answer-Anna Surratt.
| Ouestion-Did you tell that at lne asSas-
| sination trial?
| Answer did not.
Ouestion-Why did you not
! Answer-Because had too mnch sympa-
thy for the poor girl.
| 0uestion-Whydidy you tell it now, then
| Answer-Because youSdrew it out of me,
| and because have been bunted down, and
persecuted for the last two years on account
| of these people.
| Dr. Mcmillan, surgeon of the ship by
| which Surratt escaped from Canada, on the
| stand. He stated that Surratt expressed
fears of detectives, and made marvellous
statements of trips to Richmond and other
incidents, but so far there is nothing impll-
eating them with the assassination in Nc
Millaus testimony, which is not conc uded.
The following occurs in Dr. McMllen'S
evden e
Upon nearing the coast of Ireland, Sur.
raft called me behind the wheelhouse and
remarked that he saw foreign land at last ;
and putting his hand upon mis- pistol in his
pocket he said he hoDed 10 live to see the
dav when he could return and serve
5 Andrew johnson as Abraham Lincoln had
been served. He said also that if an
English officer attempted to arrest him he
would shoot him. l told him if he did that
/. he would meet with little mercy in England.
He replied that he knew that out he would
do it nevertheless, for he would sooner be
/. hung by an English jury than Yankee one,
! and if he went to the U nlted States again he
knew he would be swung.
Greeley was before the judiciary commit
= tee to-day and lett for home. His evidence
1 ii is stated, did not strengthen the impeach
0 ment scheme.
y internal revenue receipts to-day 81, ,0l4, 900
a Judge Wayne, of the supreme court, i:
< very sick.
e SSven-thirty bonds bearing date August
t Is, 1864, will be converted into 5-2O's. Tht
c June and July issues are not yet con
j vertble.
4 About thirty members of Congress have
| dlllNSus y utOl 'iS hObLi W SNAAN9NssJ Az
vet regarded as absolutely certain.
q Diplomatic circles are intensely excite
a over Maximilian's execution, which is uni
q versally condemned
n From Richmond.
a RICHMOND, July 1.-The first lot of new
wheat was received here to-day.
s A meeting was held tonight and al
dressed by prominent citizens. All wer'
|, urged to register, and assured that thei
;; rights are not affected by the Alexandra
constitution.
n The remains of General A. P. Hill wer
d brought to the city to-day, and inferred il
Hollywood cemetery.
From Boston.
4 BosToN, July 1.-Two men, charged wit
making and passing counterfeit fraction;
Z. five cent pieces, used pistols in resisting a
rest, but nobody was hurt.
l, From Wilmington.
n WILMINGTON, July l.-During June se'
v enty-five vessels arrived at this poit, beln
Is the largest number that has arrived in an
le month for the past two years. All seedre
~ cargoes.
Id MOBILE. July l.-Five freedmen appointe
~ on the police force were sworn IN Dy Mayo
OF Horton this morning.
IN From San sFrancisco.
\, SAN Francisco June 30.-The steamt
- Montana sailed today with Sl,272, 600
NJ specie, whereof Sll50 is for New York.
sr. Indian depredations in Idaho continue.
n. From Portsmouth, N. III.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July Rear Admir-
George F. Pearson died to-day, aged
an years.
rs, Confi rma,ion of the Execution of Man
a. | MILAN.
ed SOUTHWEST Pass, La. June 20, 1867.
ay To the Austrian Ambassador. Washinston d. Q.
ar | have just come in to telegraph you
the condemnation and execution of Ma
milan. President Juarez refuses to deliy
,ot up his body.
'ey (Signed) GR0ELLER,
81 Captain Austrian Navy
vas Financial Matters In New York.
NEW YORK, July Money easy at sat
cent. on call loans, and eA@7 q cent.
prime discounts. The sub-treasury paid
pt, day So, 255, 600 in gold as interest on
ma public debt. Sterling dull. Stocks cloi
Steady and firm. All offered was taken, q