Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Copy of the Supreme Court subpoena
TO the President, General Grant, and

Copy of the Supreme Court Subpoena
to the President, General Grant, and
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WASHINGTON, April 16-The following
is a copy of the subpoena ordered issued by
the Supreme Court: az e-s-S :. -,,s
ThesState of Georgia, complainant, VS.. Ell
win NJ. Stanton Ulysses S. Grant and
John Pope, Defendants, in equity.
The President of the United States to .E1tuin
NJ. Stanton, u. s.. Grant and John Pope.
greeting:
For certain causes offered before the Su-
,preme Court of the United States holding
jurisdiction in equity, youare hereby COM
lmanded that, laying all other matters aside
and notwithstanding any excuses, you be
and appear before said Supreme Court.
holding jurisdiction in equity, on the first
Monday in December next, at the city OF
Washington, in the District of Columbia
being the present seat of the National Gov
ernment of the United States, to answer a
bill of complaint of the State of Georgia in
said Court exhibited against you hereof.
Yen are not to fail at your peril. gEtE :
The subpoena was served at General
Grants headquarters to-day. s.~
The Indians and the Government.
New YORK, April 16.-The Herald's
special says Information has been receiv-
ed at the headq Quarters of the army. that the
Crow Indians manifest reluctance 10 join
the tribes arrayed against the Government,
and will probably not unite with them.
The Iowa tribe is one of the large tribes of
Dakota Territory, and can muster about
a thousand warriors. They are believed to
exercise considerable influence upon the
surrounding bands of the Sioux. and the
failure to secure their alliance may have
the effect of Withdrawing other bands who
have already committed themselves to the
war confederation. ~
No, Settlement of the Peruvian Diff
Guilty.
A letter from Admiral Dahlgren to Min
lister Hovey, showing that the difficulty
with the Peruvian Governments not yet
settled, and stating its origin and present
position. 1t appears-that the eX-rebel
Tucker, in being made an Admiral in the
Peruvian Navy, took occasion to insult our
naval officers, whereupon they refused,
thereafter, the customary salute, but invar-
iably saluted the Peruvian flag. Our Gov
ernment xpressed the hope that fuckers
conduct would be disapproved by the PEI
ruvian. Government, and that he be required
to apologize. This the Peruvian Govern
ment declined to do, on the ground that the
refusal to salute Tucker is a slight to the
Peruvian flag.
DOiBgS of Southern Freedmen, So
called. -f
The Savannah Republican says accounts
represent the condition OF things i'll Cam
den and BRYAN counties as truly alarming
The widest days of st. Domingo seem to
have been reproduced in Southern Georgia.
In one county two negroes were sentenced
to death for murder, and three others to the
Penitentiary. "A mob of colored people sur
rounded the Jail, broke open the doors and
allowed the prisoners to escape. In the
other county men were found hanging to
the trees within short distance of the
public roads and had been hanging there
for several days. t-..-- zzi' Z e@