Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-22
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49, 4.
American Interests in Mexieo-More
HemOvals-santa Anna at Vera Cruz
indictments, etc.
New York, june 2l.-The Herald's
correspondent in San Lais Potosi writes
that there is urgent need of some one at
the seat of government to represent Ameri-
can interests, and to restore the prestige of
the United States, which suffered considera-
bly, by the Sherman Campbell fasco.
Gen. Sheridan has issued an order to-day
removing from Office Deputy Sheriff John
L. Whitmore and Constable L. II. Wright,
of Jefferson, Texas, for refusing 10 execute
a warrant legally Issued for the arrest Of a
man who committed an atrocious murder,
The military authorities are ordered ia ar
rest the murderer, ~
Attorney General Stanberry's opinion, if
carried out, will probably defeat the Radi
Gals in Louisiana -
Minister Campbell left for Washington
to-day. ~
/. Gen. Sheridan telegraphed to Gen. Grant
yesterday that the last returns make the
number of registered voters in Louisiana
1888. There will be a large number of
whites who are entitled to register who
viii decline on account of objections to the
military bill.
The Tribune's Washington special saws ::
The government is informed by the United
States Consul at Vera Cruz, and comman-
der Leroy, of the Tullahoma, that when
Santa Anna arrived there in the Virginia,
he announced, with considerable flourish,
that he came there by the desire and at the
request of Juarez and Maximilian, and was
backed and supported by the United States
government, to take control Of the Mexi-
can government. These facts were at once
made known to the United States Consul
and commander Levy, who, believing
Santa Annals statement false, came to-
gether and consulted as TO the course to
pursue. Commander Levy at once re-
paired aboard the. Virginia, and informed
Santa Anna that he and his suite must
come aboard the United States vessel TUT
lahoma and spend the night, it then being
nearly dark. They were then conducted
to the Tullahoma, and kept there last
night. Early on the following nearning
commander Levy had Santa Anna and his
suite again placed aboard the steamer Nir-
ginia, with her Mexican passengers, and
was conducted by the Tullahoma twenty
miles out to sea and there set at liberty,
with instructions to Santa Anna not to ap-
pear again in that vicinity. ht 81
The Heralds special says Gov. Elan
ders, of Leuisiana, in 6 recent speech, de-
nounced the eonfscation proposition.
Leading citizens Of New Orleans pro-
nounce the charges of speculation, etc,
against Collector kellogg false and ma
licious.
The Times special says indictments have
been found against VIM. James, Collector
of Internal Revenue at Richmond, for NAL
feasanee in office. -
The Tribune's special says there is official
authority for the statement that Mr.. Seward
enclosed in his letter to Juarez copies of
dispatches from Queen Victoria and Ma
poIeon to the President, asking the United
States government to use its influence with
Juarez TO preserve the life of Macmillan
Col. Capron, it is generally expected,
will be appointed Commissioner of Agri
culture.
The Heralds special says the impeach
ment testimony has all been arranged, and
will be submitted to the House in July
without any report ACCOMPANYING it,