Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-29
FROM NEW YORK.
From mexicO-PuebIa Retaken by tn
lmpe rialist Forces:


New YORK, April 27.-The Herald says
The Spanish steamer which left Vera Cruz
on the 18th inst, three days later than ouI
last intelligence, has arrived at Havana,
aud reported that Puebla has been retakeD
bV the Imperialist forces. Food was plenty
at Vera Cruz when the steamer left, and
the former reports OF a scarcity were de-
clared to be exaggerations.
Meeting and Resolutions of Citizens
of Barlow County, Ga. -
The Herald's special says: At publit
meeting of the citizens of Barlow county.
Ga, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
ResoEUed. That we view with astonish-
ment and deep regret the attempts of c.. j
Jenkins to renew our difficulties, and in
vite further legislation by the United States
Congress. '&af
Resolred, That having seen the desolation
and suffering caused by such advisers in
the past, we are determined by the assist
ance of our worthy district commanderi
Gen. Pope. that this people in the future
shall ever show Willingness to abide Il e
decisions of a majority of the voters of tt e
United States, and obey the laws given to
them by our Congress.
ReSolUed, That the class of politicians
who have brought ruin upon our country
are no longer worthy the support of a fret
people; that their suggestions are only
tempt at secession, and that, in the future
we will trust our destiny in the hands alone
of such men as are truly worthy of the con-
tidence of the Government of our fathers.
Emigration from Ireland.
The Herald's Ireland correspondence
says: The emigrant exodus from Ireland to
'he United States is rapidly increasing to
full tide, nine steamships engaged in the
transport having left Queenstown har-
Dor one within few days.
Shipment of Wheat from Liverpool
.5F to New York.
The Times special says: The Treasury
Department has been officially informed
that within seven days just passed, no less
than forty thousand bushels of wheat have
been shipped from Liverpool to New York.
AppOintm en- of Secretary to the Pres
ident-COrrectiOn.
Mr.. Frank Cowan, son of ex-senator
Cowan, of Pennsylvania, has been APP
pointed special Secretary of President
johnson, and not j. F. B. Cowan.
DisIOyaIty in Fayetteville. N. G.
1t is reported that in consequence OF re-
peated evidences OF disloyal Fayetteville,
North Carolina. is to have garrison OF
United States soldiers located there. This
is Gen. Sickles' district, and is supposed to
be by his orders.
Meeting of Citizens of Atlanta.
Az ulcOGluS vi Luc ClIlA6uS VI AJldH1ds
held recently, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, A plan of reconstruction has
been tentered the South, through the law
making power of our Government, where
by peace may be restored to our weary and
unhappy people; therefore,
ResOlUed, That in the opinion of this
meeting, reconstruction upon the plan pro-
posed by Congress is decidedly preferable
to remaining in our present unsettled and
paraliZed condition, and we cordially in
vite the whole people of Georgia to CO.
operate with US in accepting said legisla-
ton without protest, delay or hesitation.
Impending European War.
The Tribune's special says: The De-
paTtment of State to- day received Volumin-
Ous dispatches from Onr Ministers in Eng
land and France. While they do not con-
tain as late adVices as are daily brought by
the cable, they represent pretty fully the
condition of affairs, and show conclusively
that a general European war can scarcely
be avoided. The Emperor Napoleon has
been engaged for several months in max
ing gigantic naval and military prepara-
tions, and it is alleged that the feeling is
now so universal among the French people
for a'collision, that it has passed beyond
the Emperor'S control.
Surratt Not Under Control of Govern
ment.
The Tribune's special says: Surratt is
not under the control of the National Gov
ernment, but is in charge of and held by
the marshal of the District of Columbia,
under the control of the Supreme Court.
Asks Permission to Remove the Gov
" ernOr and Chief of Police.
The Worlds special says: 1t is believed
Gen. Sheridan has telegraphed for permis-
sion to remove Gov. Wells and Chief of
Police Adams; but the Attorney General
is of the opinion he has not power under
the Reconstruction act to make such re-
movals. The Attorney General is prepar-
ing an opinion on the disfranchising clause.