Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
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FROM NEW YORK. :
Heavy Failure I'm boston.

"cdVy tdlluTe IN bOStOus
New York, Jan. 16--A Boston special to
the Tribune says the Oldest soap manufac-
turing house In that city has failed for
$225,000.
wisconsin Legislative and Senator
DOOlittle. -
A Madison, Wisconsin, special to the .Tri-
bune says the resolution censuring Senator
Doolittle and requesting him to resign, Will
all the Republican members. Senator
Howe will be indorSed by reelection with
out formality.
whisky Supplies Gut off.
The Judge of the Hudson County Court,
New Jersey, has charged the Grand Jury
to indict all persons selling liquor on sun
day, thus setting,a bar against New York
rum drinkers going over there to disturb
the peace.
Mexican Affairs.
The Herald's New Orleans special says
MaXimilian demands duties on all goods in
the Vera Cruz custom house, even though
they have already been paid to the French.
The United States consul Is expected at
New Orleans daily, to confer with Minister
Campbell.
A private letter from Vera Cruz says the
Liberals are all around that city, occas-
iOnally taking charge of the railroad trains.
and generally the people are worse off than
ever. .... 10.
Twelve hundred French troops were to
embark on the 18th.
Me citing of whisky DeaIers-ArEests
in BrOOkIyn-Fire.
Liquor dealers held private meeting last
evening. The object, 1t is understood, was
to pay counsel to advocate their claims be-
fore the legislature. A large number prefer
paying $3.50 for license. MANY arrests were
made In Brooklyn yesterday for violation
OF the excise law.
A fire in West Washington market this
morning destroyed several stalls. N
Cameron is Black Enough.
Cameron, Just chosen to the United
States Senate from Pennsylvania, in a
speech last evening in Harrisburg, said |:
" hope to see the word white stricken
from the Constitution of Pennsylvania, and
the spirit of caste based upon color utterly
destroyed" Heal.o said the Constitutional
amendment and impartial suffrage will
serve to guard against another reasonable
rebellion, but universal amnesty will help
TO undo it. OF Andrew johnson he con-
tinued: i said long ago he was traitor to
bis party, an enemy of his country and a
bad man. He also declared himself in
favor of protection to our manufacturers,
and he would represent all. the Radical
Republicans of Pennsylvania.
sympathy IN Greece for the Cretans.
The Trbune's Syria correspondent says
the enthusiasm of the Greeks has been fair
ly reused in favor of the insurgents, and
the youth of Greece are fastening in large
numbers to aid the Cretans in their des-
perate struggles against the Turks. The
Captain of an English gunboat, moved by
sympathy for the suffering Cretans, had
received certain fugitives on board his yes
sci and conveyed them to place of safety.
This act has been disclaimed by his Govern
ment and the gunboat withdrawn from
Crete. Meanwhile the American Consul,
1t is reported, has applied to our Govern
hent for permission to employ one of the
vessels at his command in removing the
nOncombatants from Crete. Sympathy with
the Cretans is spreading on all sides.
Suits Against Butler Transferred.
New YORK, Jan. l6.-The five cases for
false imprisonment, &c, against Gen. But
| Ter, which have been on the dockets of the
| Supreme Court of New York, have been
transferred to the United States Court by
order of presiding Judge Barnard, OF the
former tribunal.
A bill has been introduced in the Legis-
lature requiring Railroad Companies of this
State to check baggage and sell tickets over
all connecting roads. ... t.|..
The jury found verdict Of not guilty in
the case of ZaGoc Street, whose evidence
was that he never saw Mrs. Freeman, with
whom he was charged with elOping from
Chicago, until he saw her in Philadelphia
and that he merely escorted her thence tc
this city.