Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-29


| New ORLEANS, june 18.--Thc following
Is from Galveston, dated June 1G: We have
dates from Qucrctaro to the Sd and Monterey
to- the 9th A letter from San Luis Sd, says
A telegram from Qucretaro of the Sd states
that tho trial of Maximilian was not conclu-
dcd Sixty ladies in'mournng, residing at
San Luis, called on President Juarez and
prayed the life of prisoners of Qucrctaro.-
President said lie would do all he could COM
patible with justice and his duties; that many
!, Liberals werc shot and they had not intercc-
+, ded. Two engagements at the capital rcsul-
ted in favor of Republicans. Foreigners adj
viscd Marquee to surrender promising to pro.
tcct his escape.
I Brownsville Rnnchcro says Ei Mcnicnno
of 12th, reports Santa Anna of Vera Cruz.
1t is reported that Maximlian asked pri-
vatc interview with Juarcz for the purpose of
disclt sing important State secrets. NIaximl.
ian was convicted on the night of the 3rd in
stant and sentenced to be shot on the MORN
ing of the 4th with NIiramon and Mcjia.
CoNsrANrlNopLE, juno 1S.-A collective
notc from the French Russian, prussan and
Italian Governments, WAS presented to.thc
Porto on Saturday last urging suspension
Of hostilitics in the Island Of Gambia, and
recommending that inquiry be made into the
grievances Of the Crctans, to be conducted by
) a joint commission, appointed by 'hn great
powers and the Sublime Porte.
NEW YoRK, June 2Q.-Yonczucla advccs
, reports the safe arrival at Guaynma of u
, schooner loaded with cn,igrants from Will
nington N. G.
: The Times has the following Santa An
IN, 1uudnl ot Nor, (iruy on tbo Litb ,nl WING
, compelled TO rc-cmbark. lie proct cIlcd to
Sisal, where he was captured by the Liberals,
;, court martialcd, and sentenced to be shot on
the Sh. No further particulars.
q PHILADELPHIA, Juno 20.-Thc Varieties
= Theatre is totally burned Tho audience,
y fortunately small, escaped with some bruises
. in crowding out Subsequently, the falling
. walls killed six certainly probably there arc
:, more i'll the ruins. Fattic Stewart, ono of the
= proprictors, is missing.
Z LATER Thirteen dead and thirty woun
= dcd from last nights fire have been recover
:, ed.
WAsHlNGroN, June 15.-Thc President
- = has received memorial from citizens of Texas
~ regarding the restoration of judges lncor
IL and Strbling, rcinstatcd by Sheridan aftc
5 deposition by the Legislature The mcmori
~ aliss say the military commander at I'll pas'
- disrcgardcd the laws of Texas, dcnicd Count,
y officers the right to execute State laws, refuse,
~ to recognize the officers appointed by Gov
y Hamilton, and that he appointed magistrates
with authority to render judgments and issu
~ executions, without allowing debtors the sta
- provided by law. Also, they state that Baco
or is untitled by lack Of learning for the posi-
y ton also, that the property of the citizen
ch of ljl Paso County, Texas, has been confsca
u ted and sold since the close of the war, undo
Q. processes issued by the Federal District Cour
NJ Of New Mexico.
EXEcurIvE AcrIoN UNDER THE OpINIo
cr OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAT.-Tho Ns
err tona Intnii:e~"ccr" Of Monday makes tn
- c.suwlng lmportahtnnd semi official announce
Ia mont; - 7 .'",o'.'. q =
40 we have satisfactory authority for sayin
% that there is no foundation for the industro
no o representations multiplied all over the countr
w wSo to the effect that because the President h.
~ been officially advised, and having with hi
aI Cabinet approved the advice, of the uv,!idit
~ OF OF. the removals and appointments of civ
. ohcers by the nsurping commandants at tn
%. 30 south, he is, therefore, about to rush prccp
~ "s lately to complete Modification of all tia
~ ms been done by these Generals. withou
>" discrimination and irrespective of cyMr6dlcss
=.
= ana cnlculate'rpfobatio of all who think the,
- S"h%c that some progress, however little, has
. been made toward restoration of the South
= and who would regret to sec this progressive
movement thrust back to its starting point
Even in such fragrant examples of usnrpation
rs those of Sheridan in the eases of tho Gov.
: crnor and Judges at New Orleans, now tha,
n y the wrong is to be rc|i,cssc0 not avenged, the
y question is viewed as one of rational cxpctii
= ency, to be governed by the circumstances, as
they are now, and not as they were when the
outrage was committed We learn that in.
vestigatlons are to be made, reports arc to be
D had, and the whole matter delibcratcd upon
!, as practical question in every ono of these
eases OF infraction of the laws of Congress- and
= the principles of the Constitution. In n word,
! tho President will act efficiently, but he will
act remcdially, not vindictively.
LARGE YIELD OF WHEAr.-Tho " Chc,.
TOR Standard" chronicles the following:
MIR. II. y. West, of this town, has inst bor-
vested small patch of wheat, about one.
third OF an acre, and the product was 49,
. bushels, or ut tho rate hf dO1 b,,,lol . .