The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-27

present next "Wednesday
IIe bemosratic majority for Jsdse at .he late eiec-
about five thoussn
The Administration decline granting Gen. Sickie's
request 10 be relieved of hrs command IN the Caf"li-
mas.
The Surratt trial is progressing.
The state nental Association was ia session at In
diaDapolis Tuesday, and adjourned Tuesday night.
he cholera has made It's appearance in Rome and
Sicily
Lafayette, Knghtstown, ShelbyyilIe, and Terre-
Iiaute 10 have cannon from the Arsenal at II d.
annapolis, by permission of the Adj General The
remaining unsafe, AMI further requistion
can be filed
The Lozier- Foster Debate eonm~nees at Indianap-
obs on Monday next.
There only go lawyers in Memphis.
indianapolis h,si $4,000 by fire Tuesday
movement IS on foot in Wick -burs Misss
sipp,, 10 send a c.,lored man to Congress.
By recent befcr exploaton in Philadelphia
near 90 persons were kifiedsss
On the 81 inst. the eight hour system was
inaugurated at San Francisco.
Up to THURSDAY. s7.48s voters were regsa
cred in Louisiana
\ young man named Marx May was drown
ed in the Scioto River at Circlevil,e on Monday
II. II. Ilaight. was nominated for Governor
of California, BY the Democrats.
Iher0stiaSe b.en quite NUMBER oil cases oil
cholera in Memphis and it's suburbs.
Planters in Alabama have been feeding shelled
corn to their mules. The animals swallow it
without mastication. and die of Indigestion. in
great numbers.
A Minnesota man realized from hs wheat crop
last year more than twice We amount paid for
his farm the year be ore
The President has appointed Marcus Otter
oi the CITY of Mexico. 10 be Minister resident
there in place OF l.. D. Campbell resigned.
Government is III posi- ssion Of a million gal.
Ions of -zniSsy which has or soon will become
Government property by condem nation.
Damages 10 the amount of wo Thousand five
hundred dollars have been recovered from a
Chicago barber for accidentally cutting eff one
81 his customers ears.
Several County Conventions in Ohio have
been held by the republicans in which resolu.
tons expressing desire 10 have the right Of
suffrage extended TO the coloreI citizens OF .ha,
State.
John Antrim OF ST. Louis has fallen heir
-cue half II an Irsh estate worth SlsooO,coo.
J. VI. I.angston. the c1lored lawyer and OF
alor o! Oberlin. vii soon start tour South,
in connection with his dulles a. Inspector in the
Freedmen's Bureau.
1t WAS warm in rittsbursi Tuesday. Their
mometer IS in the shade.
= The Cable reports the Ref,im movements
inaugurated by the British Government to he
working well
The Albany grand jary has indicted General
Cole for murder in the trst degree, tor killing
Mr.. Hisccek.
AT the sutr-,t trial witnes, test fled that
booths diary cut when he saw i: on the
iay Of bis [Booih's) death lie identified the
diary as tue same which had been before he
Judiciary Csmmittce.
The death Of the last des ccnicpt Of Xwiuslius
the famous Swiss reformer is chfonicled in the
swiss papers. lie died at Dittikon at the age
nf siAty, lesving behind many relics that had
belonged to his Industrious ancestor
Mr.. Lord. who iolbed some months aga.
in New York, Of immense amount Of Govern
men; bonds receiv cd from unknown source
Monday, = package containing 81 10000 of he
bonds This leaves only $4,000 woit TIA missing
At West Point this ear there were sixty
three graduates. 10 whom diplomas pre-
scented by General Grant. The first twelve will
probably be commissioned as engineers. At
the Naval Aeadsmy there we're eighty five
graduates.
The earnings oi the Uuion Pacific Railroad
{kansas Branch for the month of May were
one hundred and seventy two thousand dollars,
including fifty -one thousand dollars for Govern
ment expenses The net profits were seventy
one thousand dollars.
Santa Anna. having been ioicbly put on
board the steamer Virginia by an officer of the
United States in the harbor Of Vera Cruz to be
landed At Havana, afterward fot chilly taken
from that vessel in the harbor of Sisal, where
she had touched in the prosecution Of her voy
ago, by dets, chnent ofthe l;bsralist "greasers
who occupy that region, under command Of Gen
sral Peraza.
Minnesota i aid to give promise 81 great
yield OF wheat this season The st. Paul Press
states that the crop will be Is ooo,OOo bushels,
and adds !: The of land put in wheat this
year is much greater than ever before; and even
in those frontier settlements where the scarcity
Of seed prevails. four times more land is sown
in wheat than last year.
4 Cleveland dispatch says The managers
Of the Ohio Wool growers Association have de
serulne,l To call = State Convention The friends
OF protective policy. TO ne held n. Cleveland
or the iIh Vi July, TO consider the late nomin
alton OF General HAYES, fer Governor Of Ohio,
who j. understood to le free trade man
The Empress Carlotts wife OF Maximiliaa, i,
appears, is in condition Of hopeless insanity
The French Journals announce that her medical
attendants, after having held a consultation on
the state of the Empress have declared that she
will never recover h.,r reason. X is also the
OPINION OF the physici ans that her nervous svs-
ten has recisyed shock which will soon re-
suit in her death.
THE CRosS.-Our exchanges every where re-
port the prospects for bountifut harvest as uu
surpassed in any previous year. Fruit of all
kinds will be very abundant; corn which . few
days since threatened TO be . failure, is now
coming forward rapidly. The yield will be ex
celent, u~le-s cut of BY IN untimely frost. In
the southern part The State the wheat harves,
will be Commenced nsxt week and at the lates,
dates II wa> entirely free from rust, and th<
prcspces for heavy crop was never more prom
ising. In the Gulf States the wheat is alread,
harvested. and We trust soou TO hear that al
traces of want have diSsgpeared.-Sou Benz
Press June Goth.