Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07

ate Monday.
The Prisoners at Dry Tortugas.
Although no defnite action has been
taken i'm the case of Mudd. Spanger, Arnold
and O'Ianqhlin. assassination conspIrators.
it is not improbable they will, In conse-
quence of the late decision of the Supreme
Court against military commissions, be
brought hither by the government from
Dry Tortugas and delivered to civil
tribunal lor aueterIn'natloh vi U'e'r CASE
The FenianS-Jamess stephens Deserts
NW iokk' i Drc' O.-AC areniaii Coh-
yehtloh ,nela LUIS evening aG ApPolo
noouls, NO; 20 rTInce stree'' composeu VI
CenIers anu uelegaVes lroul various GIrcies
III Man,aCI"li, the asSDun.lns ~uisclosurs ~
was naue Inat JaInes oGepnens nau reI'reu
rom tne ranks ol Cne DroInernoou, aiieg-
lng ln JusClllcaClol oi nls actiVn tlaI tl1
y. olEs.inav'Vn .. wac az eu,iVy ist ~, pJTe pt Va
~ w. ni"od nLop' Io,tar ,yo wv" rood sron' 1oIon
Kelly in relation 10 Fenian matter. The
.CoIoneI was sent for and on nresentinO
himself was rc0uested bv the meeting to
state what he knew in regard TO stephens.
lie said he did not believe him 10 be
traitor, but attributed his conduct to cow
ardice. The meeting, before separatInv.
nlpHUnn thnmgnlVpg X.
and apnointed BrIg. Gen. Gleeson TO fiji the
position rendered Vacant by the retirement
of stevens. The latter Ia Understood 70 be
still In New York.
-iIT'T Paper MIL, Rurned ...t
pearIev Manchester was bnrnt Ills morn.
ING.
p.o r.,-... m.
-. . .r,
r, fokTkEss M0HkoE, Jan. o.,nl RunooaI
ueIIy ysDuIS, "hion was isuosCicuCou ior Cie ~
gunVoaD Don uas"1ieu .It ~ SlS s.oriil J! In .Le
Goass NenS ~ sea Siis tiol AulliiIai :iIs
forteT anu IeueIIcA oMemaIu M S meIe iuVisl- ISl
pIo mu'i1 rL Suo nooa.s ,s .eqS -. M.S.i,. ~ .no
naipIr' hne Ooh "enU W NoiiolA W re
paIn w uas,nases. n,
hhe nassntp iInVuo is,a.u A0.LiI"l .u.I al
her, iiVIl M OuaIlosUon' .5' "lineu TuIs aiVe.-
nvon, d ~ ne aurirai I.;a !" oiueIoo Nor'h W
"''ehu oOuiU li,aiVia,. -.
HO "~n
0AS rhANOiSEV, .,,s oanI o.JNoLsnern -. he part
vi hIi1oiiia al VIII u, Itei M MeaIUel pe Oetoer Ptv
Ggcseu WIN se'eIai couipauies ~, vi Gnc ltIn
-. ?. manly WIZ sII.teu @ iioni Snc TasI a.
~ iaSS sU1i' oto4 aooi .eu .I.N .iIo
MY u IE.S St"'0S 'n"ii iou'0e'
10y ieaSo III TIio Wt,i,n WIN inss' ~
od Ue1i .. " a. .. ;..5 tiud,nS; I mno was suP
pvseu W nn'e oonlhiSCeu e''iSlue
reLurneu 70 GolsclousnesS .l lor sonle tIIne,
NV" , ,d .td .n9 ". VI vl
c mVunui anu sVdvet .it W .io p;iy s'oIaus lus'
JentaI Nv "NN '".' '-0 '0S ""' "'''
s. r,a-. r.. uu.o, rn,..
GAE rhANCIsCo, oah' w nilSoh riint' =
wen wen Anomn Psoneer nuu Puvlic spIlCcu
cLtlZeh .! Calh3[nia' uieu III CnIs Guy On
~ ClIo fCn lnsU. nc nae ;oeeh RioIhlneuCIy
conntcCe9 WIN tnG W,ne' sim anu u0p
Slo"iIE lllCoieete no aIeV ~ u.eu III Poil-
VS. III TT VSsTsnS % VVSo " '"S .SSase oe"ste
eieGEeu IL ?. Eoote lor Y, .; oehator lor
NSIuIo' t,,io W;.,; VIC ~ ;io J u iooo. - A..
v mS.i1S, T N0ESua LiSei ns Ptise vi aiG
iss i.sD' say nus aLrei r hSs oo'llIeiIce''
sun aSa1iis1 Ianago w. W iSg"Ne1 ~ co pos
soss'oi ~ VI ,s EIGuaius anu Tv.oyo , uhii,
asya, Une suiU iti'oisinS aonio vi III? D,a'
S.o. Stu aiioS' % N,o niils sio""u' III "'
0'"'e vi NoV"u"
DIVISION OF the Territories'
Owyhie papers say the division of ldaht
has been brought before the Territorial
Legislature. Inc division OF Washington
territory Is Delng discussed at Oiymplco
The object was to unite the counties alons
Puget Sound in Oregon and counties cas-
OF the mountain range in both Washing
ton Territory and Oregon, so as to form
them into one State.
The Indians In Owyhie and Beisco con
Clnue uepredatlons upon STOCK, anu nSht
win SaV"geS are reported III every paper
L Il PlnUnlQ