Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28
FROM. NEW YORK.
Ehe Remains of MaximiIian.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The Herald's City
of Mexico special of the 10Th says Vice
Admiral Tegethoff's immediate return to
Austria is early determined on if the re-
mains of Macmillan be not delivered
soon. 1es ~ea- tisLs Ts-1.lE F. f..r... ..---.
Gen. Diaz accepts the candidature, and
his adherents are organizing. A furious
electioneering campaign is, now going on.
Jeff. Davis to be;Trfed in November.
ChaGe TO Preside.
The Herald's Richmond special says: 1t
has now become definitely settled that the
Davis trial will take place at the November
term of the Circuit Court here. Judge
Chase has expressed his intention of pre-
siding, and if the rebel eX-President does
not fail to come to time on his straw bail,
questions of great Importance will arise
which will require all the diplomacy and
ability of the Chief Justice to evade and
decide. l laf5lL sl
The opinion is expressed that, allowing
Davis will appear, the trial will be shirked
by the Government, and the prisoner will
again be set at liberty on bail. There Is
| reason to contradict such an erroneous i'm
preston. Indications lead to the belief
thatithe trial will be proceeded with, and
mass of the most important events con-
nected with the history of the rebellion.
The Antietam Cemetery Dedication.
DR.. Snodgrass publishes a statement, by
which it appears that the loyal Governors
present at the Antietam dedication, espe-
cially Governors Fenton and Geary, were
to make addresses, but Governor Swami
at the dictation of the President, called for
the benediction Just in time to cut them off.
Butchers Arrested.
The police yesterday arrested thirty
butchers for slaughtering animals between
42l and 4Sth streets, near North river,
without permits from the Board of Health.
Seigcl Serenaded.
Gen. Seigel was serenaded at Morrisian-
ma last night, where he has recently taken
up his residence.
Bishop Ward.
Bishop Ward, just returned from Europe,
was warmly received by the Roman Cath
olics of Philadelphia yesterday.
Appointments. sll|
VIM. A. Holland, late Surgeon General
of the army, has been appointed profess
or in Bellevue hospital. l lss1
Reception Preparations"
A meeting was held at the armory of the
First regiment last evening for the purpose
of making arrangements for the reception
of Gen. Sheridan. Permission was grant
ed the colored leagues and organizations
to turn out. Rush G. Hawkins was made
Grand Marshal.
Cholera.
Cholera is still virulent at the Quaran-
tine. Five deaths occurred and fifteen are
still in the hospital, some of whom will not
recover.
The Tobacco Merchants.
1t is reported that the tobacco merchants
were resolved to suspend business until the
Secretary of the Treasury so orders the
regulations that they will not, as alleged,
destroy their trade.
Suspended.
The Secretary of the Treasury has tele-
graphed Collector Shook that such por-
tions of the new regulations, as required
the immediate rebonding of bonded ware
houses, are suspended for the present.
Anew Disease.
At meeting of the Board of Health
yesterday, DIR. Harris stated that a disease
is prevalent among patients in the hospital
ship at the lower quarantine almost un-
known. 1t looked like cholera, but on in
vestigation proved something else. He be-
lieved it slowly infectious, and it bore close
resemblance to the black typhus of Ire
land. m . - ....r..
Mexican Advices
Advices from Mexico City to September
10 are received. Vice Admiral Tegethaff
determined to return to Austria, whether
he received the remains of MaXimililn or
not. f1-
Parfeicoro Diaz accepted the nomination
to the Presidency, and his adherents were
organizing for the campaign.
Mexico City letters to Sept. sth say eff
forts are being made by Admiral Telehe-
goff to secure the liberty of Father Fesher,
Maximilian's contessor. The Father was
authorized by MaXimilian to publish all
his correspondence with Napoleon -r
1t is considered more than probable that
Marquee is still concealed in the city. t