Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12
FROM NEW YORK,
Arrival Passenpers.

gOou sanitary cOnQlClOn ana allowed TO
pass at Quarantine without detention.
The cholera is reported to have disappeared
from nearly allparts of the world. -lU
Daring Burglary.
A'daring burglary was discovered yes
terday at the bonded warehouse of Meyer
q Smith, 395 and 397 Greenwich street,
whence, $1,000 worth of goods were car
ried off. The thieves must have been in
possession of the premises for thirty-six
hours.
| - E Mexican News. - EfkAr
The Herald's Queretaro dispatch of May
26, says: General Lopez. who led the Lib
eral troops into the city, receives 5000
ounces OF gold tS4S,O0O) for his treachery.
No disposition has been made of Maxi
milan and the bulk of those captured with
him. Nz ~ ~
General Escobedo had issued an order
that all officers who should secrete them
selves, and who failed to surrender within
tWenty-fOur hours, would be Summarlly
shot when captured. General Mendez
failed togive himself up and was captured
on Saturday might. He was shot early on
Sunday morning.
Col. Maxine Campo, the Commander of
Maximilian's body guard, attempted to
escape with $40 0000, when the surrender
took place: He too was captured and i'm
mediately shot. sl,.s
ALI the French officers are missing.-
Maximilian continues ill from, dysen
terry. He had very violent attack on the
evening after the capture, and has been
unwell since. -s..e..,Fs. F-.s,...z
The wife of Prince Salm Salm is an
American lady, N. e. Agnes Leelerg,
and is related to President johnson.
40 80a Destructive Fire. q sF
The Herald's Springfield, Mass, special
says: The loss by the Tariffville fire will
not exceed 100000, insured for $425 600.
Ten mills, 2 boarding houses and 2 stores
were burned, the whole the property of
| the Hartford Carpet Company. The fire
throws 700 persons out OF employment.
.T From Japan. -a -.
| -rAdYices from YonRhon, Japan state that
all doubts respecting the opening of the
Great Southern Port on the 1stof January
next are now removed. q. vi s-saaI 57so l8.7
| EiThe United states Treasury. GA
| The Times special says: On Saturday
last the United States Treasury held the
largest amount of money ever held at any.
one time since the organization of the
IGoVernment, to-wit: One hundred and
eighty millions, of which one hundred and
/ two millions were gold and seventy-eight
millions currency. This amount was re-
duced to ten million dollars to-day by the
maturing of the June compounds and in
terest, and on the 10Th will be reduced nine
millions by the interest on the June 1905.
The holy Land ExcursIonists. y
The Omaha City, with the Holy Land
eXcursionists, sailed last evening. '-
,.f Health of A. HI. stephens. t.z.I!
1t is stated that A. II. Stephens is much
more feeble than usual. A letter from him
says: am very unwell hardly able to be
lup. ToE- -fIC. II 4
Supreme Court Decision. .v.f,--s
+ The Supreme Court decided in the case
l,f 49, ~. a. -
the Commissioners of Police, that the. act
of the Legislature giving the power Il
granting licenses to the latter is unconsti-
tutional and void. This decision affects not
lliquor licenses, but authority to license
l'cabs, &c. The clause against which the
I'Court has decided was put in the tax levy
by the legislature. ---,- ..-.- -,.- -
d-ae Criminal Record. So, .Z.
Yates Esmond, ex-polieeman, was SEN
fenced to the State prison for fiveyears, for
burglary. George A. Mason received q
similar sentence for attempting to commit
an Infamous crime on boy.
Damages Recovered.
Silvia Brillas has received 1887 from the
Atlantic Mail Steamship Company for loss
of baggage on the steamer Ocean Queen Al
Aspinwall. 5sassE.a.q
/ Destruction of Wheat Crop
The Richmond Examiner announces thu
appearance of the wheat weeVil in tn,
neighborhood of that city. An intelligent
farmer estimates the damage to his owl
crop at 25 per cent. He says the insect has
thus far confined its attacks to the early
wheat.
40 The Japanese commissioner.
The japanese Commissioners sailed OF
the steamer Rising Star for California anC
home. .--r .r# .- .-.rrat. -u-
Stanbery,s Opinion.
A special to the Post says: The point
of Mr.. Stanbery's opinion were before tn,
Cabinet this afternoon. There seems to bt
no doubt that he decides that military com
manders cannot remove civil officers anC
put other civilians in their places. --
ConfiscatiOn Threatened.
The Government appraisers having
printed a card yesterday, threatening thu
confiscation OF the wearing apparel o.
passengers from Europe, Collector Smyth,
says the card was unauthorized, and tn
wearing apparel. new or old, unless in eX
cessive quantities will be exempt from
duty. t
The rosin yard of Lefferts & Smith, a
Red Hook Point, South Brooklyn, was de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss esti
mated at 100000. -.a.
Emigration.
Arrived to-day 2469 emigrants. Tht
number tor May was 36,ll9
| ~ Burglary. ETr
The fur warehouse of Oppenheim & Co.
Al Broadway, was entered by burglars las
night and robbed of over $4,000 worth O
undressed Otter skins. ---~--.~
.'st. al Failure. s1 s.-asr--,.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia prominen
stock operator failed this morning, it il
said for large amount. 5.rs- -s..
| -. -.... Strike. fa-#...
The Painters have struck for the eigh
hour system here. e,. e. .-... -
,- Fenian PIc-Nic. --.- ..f.
The Griffin branch of the Feniaus held 6
pic-nie in JONES' woods to-day, for the os-
tensible purpose of raising funds tor the re-
lief OF Ireland. There was pretty libera
crowd, and everything passed off pleas.
antly. ,7' 90 So ii5.o' 10 is@' 7s''nf :
''1 From Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, June liza spe'
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