Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-21
emburE Question.
FROM NEW YORK.
Advices from HaVana-Financial Ar
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rangement.
NEW York, May 2O.-Advices from Ha-
vana, dated the S14th inst, state that the
Spanish fleet at Santiago de Cuba had
sailed for Montevideo and Rio Janeiro. A
compact had been entered into between the
Public Treasurer and the Banco Espagnol,
by which the latter engages to pay all the
treasury bonds as they fall due for certain
considerations, guaranteed by the, former.
The Consul of the M exican Republic
Fined.
The Consufof the Mexican Republic in
the Island had been heavily fined for exer-
cising such an office for a Government un-
recognized by the authorities. sea1s
The Sugar Market.
The sugar market was at a lull.
Judge Kellogg at Montgomery.
The Herald's Montgomery, Alabama,
special says Judge Kelley addressed a
large crowd there, composed about equally
of whites and blacks, on Saturday, his re-
marks being confined almost exclusively to a
contract between the two sections in favor
of the North, from which he inferred that
the institution of slavery and the prejudices
of the Southern whites had been the incu-
bus upon the Southern section. He was
| listened to attentively and frequently
cheered. g Go= 3'TES 2 > =.
Opening of st. Patrick's Cathedral.
The opening services were performed at
st. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday, on the
occasion of the first celebration of high
mass in it since its rebuilding. Archbishop
McCloskeys made the address, in which he
referred to the condition of the temporal
affairs of the Pope, for whom a collection
was taken up.l - 90 53lti tH3,-l
Jeff. Davis.
jeff. Davis remains guest of Mr.. Chas
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The See OF Erie.
The, Herald's Troy special, says;r 1t is
thought the Pope will order the consecra.
ton of Rev. DIR. Peter HavermansA to the
episcopacy of the See of Erie, made vacant
by the death of the late Bishop Young
The erection of Syracuse into a Catholic
See has been recommended by the Pope.
The Reformed Presbyterian Church
In the General Synod of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church to-day, ReV.Dr. Will.
son, delegate from the Old School General
Assembly. made an address urging an or
ganic union. .-.t. - ... ril.l-I-rl5
Rev. Mr.. Sloane, delegate from the Re.
formed Presbyterian Synod, also spoke fol
reunion.
Several speeches of a similar tenor wert
made, and a committee on reunion ap
pointed to confer with similar committee
appointed by the Synod of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, to meet in Allegheny
this week.. EtE
HOnorabIy Discharged.
Walker Henderson, charged with cruel
ties at Blackwell's Island, has been honor
ably discharged. The witnesses agains
him will probably be indicted ior perjury
Suicide.
Frank B. Fisher, young eX army officer
committed suicide to-day by shooting him
self in the head in faro bank. A card wa
found on him on which the following wa
written:
"Done by my own wicked hand; cause
demoralized by playing at the faro bank
and may the Almighty God have mercy OF
my soul. FRANK FISHER"
Also, the following letter, dated Ma.
Goth. 1867: ' >r-.5 Fl5 80 ~ ..--
"DEAR CORONER R:-Please inform Nor
man Lodge, No. 533, of my ungodly dealt
and say desire my poor wrecked body t
be returned to the bosom of mother cart
by them, and may the Almighty God hav
mercy on my poor soul, through Chris
Jesus, our Savior. Amen.
At E t8'T T. B. FISHER.
"Please inform my poor old christian
mother of my death, Mrs. Mary E. Fisher
Iowa City, Iowa." aez
migrants. g-.
Nearly 5000 emigrants arrived here sine
Saturday. .-.-.---r- ...r-.-~s
-+ Davis Departure.
JEFF. Davis has returned to his hotel, an
leaves Tomorrow for Canada.
er The TOmbs Nuisance.e u
The Grand Jury to-day presented tn
TOmbs as public disgrace, and recommend
ed the erection OF new prison in som
other part of the city. Many police static
houses are unmitigated nuisances, tror
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absence of water closets. y g -s4
An UnfOunded Rumor.
An utterly unfounded rumor was circu
lated to-dsy that the steamer Villa de Pari
sunk on the night of the 18th. She wa
spoken on the 10Th by the steamer Tripod
which arrived to-day.
The Steamer Great Republic.
The steamship Great Republic sailed thi
morning for San Francisco, via the strait
and Panama.
Death of the Greek Minister.
The Greek Minister to Washington, GeI
KalcrgiS, died last month in Athens. .
letter from Paris says: He was taken i
here not long since on his way to Washing
ton, and was obliged to renounce his mis-
sion to the United States. The Parisia
medical men ordered him home, and he die
soon after his arrival at Athens.
missionary Convention.
Large numbers of the Baptist clergy an
others have LETT TO attend the MissIonar
Convention at Chicago.
RistOri.
Ristori, before her departure, made ne
contract with Grau 10 reappear i'll Ne
York, september 10Th. .
FROM ST. LOUIS.