The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04

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MISCELLANEOUS
Letters received In Galveston from Queretaro state
that Macmillan and all his officers surrendered their
swords Escobedo person On the night Of the 18th
the imperial captive taken III with dysentry, and
was attended BY Escobedo's physician. He had
recovered, however and was expected at San Lula
despatch says that probably he 10 at this moment
across the Rio Grande his way 70 Austria.
The news by way Of Havana confirms the news
published In the HERALD Saturday regard
ing the shooting Of General OHoran In the city Of
Mexico by Marquee for treachery and COLLISION with the
berals The siege Of Vera Cruz progressing stead
| lily, the liberal commander being averse 70 injur-
ing the town any more than Is necessary
protest OF prominent citizens Of chihuahua against
leniency TO Macmillan published II denies the right
OF the United States to have any In the matter and
Juarez that he bound BY his former proclama
tons to execute Maximian and his generals Romero
the Mexican Minister at Washington, in letter Just
published, says that IL MaIimsn Is permitted TO return
to Europe he will be o continual menace against the
peace OF Mexico. He does not favor the execution OF
the unfortunate prince, but believes that his power 10
Mexico further mischief should DO utterly destroyed
He further says that no intends TO WRITE n some future
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during the war;
Our correspondent on board the United States steamer
0ceola Aspnwal writes under date Of May 20. and
gives further interesting facts concerning the Il.
Cuyler. Ten New York seamen who had shipped on
the Cuylsr for Aspnwal were taken on her at santa
Martha and from Of them some very curious facts
concerning the Cuysr CLEANED He says that her
officers shipped New York passengers and
assumed their rank at sea On the 9th Of March
brig was run down and left in demol-
ished and sinking condition, without any attempt
the part OF the Cuyler to give her assistance At
Santa Martha the decks cleared for action and the
guns out with the intention Of bombardng tho town
unless Colombian officer In custody there was released
He released In consequence OF the threat and sent
aboard and the Cuyler set sail, with tho Colombian flag
flying for Carthagena. Captain Foster Of the Osceoa.
took those and several others under his protection.
the Spanish Adm ra at Carhagena saying that he must
fight before he could get tho ship He awaiting
investigation Of the affair by the government at
home.
Our Santiago Chile correspondence Is dated May l.
The correspondence with the United States relative to
the mediation proposed between the allied republics and
Spain has been published in tho official journals there.
The OF Chile embodes demands which render it
altogether improbable that the mediation will take
place. Considerable Ill feeling being exhibited be.
tween Chile and Peru owing to complications regarding
the naval expenditures and operations of the two ropub
lies. The Chilean Congress to have met the LIST
Of June.
The reply of the Paraguayan to the propo
son for mediation the part Of the United States in
the pending between that country and the Bra
lillian alliance has been received in Washington, and is
Published in the HERALD tn is morning
The Impeachment Committee adjourned yesterday
until tho Goth OF june the question OF impeachment
he plOeth v n q "a hve n
against the President being adopted 1.
the President for being guilty OF acts which merit
the condemnation OF tho people
President johnson and his party left Richmond and
arrived in Raleigh yesterday. AT Petersburg and
Ream's Station he met and welcomed by
prominent ctzons, but declined making any speech
further than To express his thanks. Al Weldon
the party met by the North Carolina State
ofacials whom Mr.. johnson made . somewhat more
extended address Of thanks for . hearty welcome
to his native State. Secretary Seward Mr. Randall
followed. At Raleigh the party met by the Mayor
in another address Of welcome and conducted 10 the
hotel by the military, under command OF General Sckes
The President introduced from the balcony Of the
hotel to the people beneath by Governor WORTH and
responded the loud applause in speech Of consider
able length in which ne touched but sghty political
matters He then presented TO several citizens and
tho OF the occasion concluded with dinner
to-day
General sher yesterday issued An order removing
Governor Wells Of Louisiana, from Office and appoint
ing Thomas j. Durant in his stead. Some time ago the
General deposed two rival Boards OF levee commits.
sioners Of which had boon appointed by Governor
Wells and the other by secession Legislature and the
Governor has since maneuvred in such q
obtain from the President and Secretary OF War
order requiring General Sheridan to withhold the
execution Of his order regarding the commissioners
On the strength Of this interference with the workings
Of the reconstruction law, the instructions having
reached him yesterday, General Sheridan Immediately
issued his order removing the Governor.
General Pope has issued long general order announc
ing his reasons for removing the municipal authorities
OF Mobile and explaining the position which civil Off,
occupy in his district under the recent laws He
has also revoked the order OF the post command
an, at Mobile suppressng q radical newspaper
Jea Davis is at present, in company with James
Mason, Of Mason and sldcll notorety, his way 10
Montreal where. is presumed, he will finally locate
He arrived Toronto night attend the wedding
of OF his American friends.
All the negro population OF Washington entitled TO
supposed to have voted yesterday They rose at
two in the morning. and sssiduous in perform.
ing the duties imposed upon them by suffrage they
mostly remained about the polls all day The whites
unable TO poll full In consequence Several
instances known where darkcs took their places in
line the opening OF the polls in the morning and
barely in time deposi, their ballots the close The
result Of the election probably complete republican
triumph.
Dates from Denver City that the Indians intended
making general combined attack oil along the Platte
early 10 June. Judge Kinney, the Commissioner, and
his party attacked at Brdgers Ferry the 18th Of
May but the attacking party withdrew with the lose Of
one man Governor Hunt, Of Colorado, has asked per-
mission Of the Secretary OF War TO organize mounted
volunteers Tor Indian service Governor Meagher has
done No answer from the secretary has yet been
ccived
An eopemert occurred Friday from Pougbksspse,
the parties being Robert Hcndershott formerly known
the Drummer Boy Of the Rappah,nnock, and Miss
Alice Blanchard daughter Of prominent merchant Of