New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-11

head to foot To-day he has already seen
| ms majesty the Emperor of Austria, my
august brother, praying for my life to the
United States, and myself prisoner Of war
IN lAe hands of the Republican government.
and with my crown torn in pieces
Couhiryinen, here are my last words:
ueslre that my olood may regenerate Mexico,
ana that my fate may serve as a warning
10 all ambitious and incautious men, and
that you Will act with prudence and truth
fulness, aud ennoble with your virtues the
political faith of the flag you sustain. Nav
| Providence save you, and make YOU worthy
of myself: (Signed,) MAMMALIAN.
Dispatches from Tampico 30th, via. Ha-
holds out at Tampico, having pronounced
| against Juarez in favor Of Ortega.
On the morning of the 14th a portion of
the garrison revolted in favor of Juarez.
| when fight ensued which lasted five hours
through the streets, at the end of which the
revolted party were put to fight, some tax
ing refuge on board of the United States
steamer Yantic and merchant VESSELS,
while many were shot seeking place of
safety. The forces of Juarez are drawing
their lines around this place, and there will
probably be a battle soon.
From Galveston
| GALVESTON, June lO.-The police were
removed on Saturday by the following letter
| from General Griffin to the mayor:
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT TEXAS,
GALVESTON, June s.
| Honorable j. f. Hayiland mayor:
| ST-l have the honor to request that you
| will discharge all the present inCumbents on
| the police and detective force, and announce
| the following appointments in place thereof:
Alexander McLain, clief of police E. A.
| Wilson, lieutenant.
(Signed) JAMES GRIFFIN,
Major General.
Five Of the appointees are colored. The
mayor called a meeting this morning to
swear them in.
From Warrington.
WAsHINGToS, June l9.-Tne lighthouse
board gives notice that on and alter June
2Oth the light situated near the entrance OF
Egg harbor, New Jersey, from sunset to sun
rise and will be a fourth order fixed
light, varied by flashes, should and be visible
two and a half nautical miles.
Also on and after June 18th n fixed light
will be exhibited on the lighthouse on Low
island, off Drouds pass, Texas, and should
be visible twelve nautical miles.
The secretaries Of war and treasury held
au interview with the president to-day.
In converting seyen'thirtes presented at
5 the treasury, interest is paid to July auC the
, fve-twenties, given in exchange bear in
terest from that late.
The state department has official adyices
| | of the increase of the rnderpest in England
. among the cattle, and the treasury depart
ment has renewed its instructions against
the importation Of cattle from Europe.
J. Internal revenue receipts to day were
, | 5000 900.
WASHINGTON, June lO.-A new paper the
Ere1iag ErpreSs made its appearance this
evening It starts under favorable auspices,
aud will be backed by brains, industry, and
: money.
The president will leave for Boston on the
2lst instant.
Destructive Fire.
HARTFORD, June l0.-The Hartford carpet
company's mill, the largest establishment
of the kind in the United States, situated
at Lariffville, two miles from this city, was
destroyed by fire to-day.
, From San Francisco,
San FRANCISCO, June lO.-ldaho advlces
state that the Indians are attacking stages
and the tstage stations and driving of
the stock. TIE Indians are mounted on fine
}, horses-the same, il is said, which formerly
belong to the Second United States cavalry
An expedition to take possession OF &
, newly discovered island in the Pacific, IL
Is behalf of the United States, sailed from thit
port to-day. The Pacific Mail company vii
also send a vessel, in hopes of finding a suit
able harbor for coaling station for Chin'
steamers.
ForeigniNews
/. New YORK, June l0.-The Herd5dS specia
from Paris says The Gar had assured the
French cabinet that the attempted assassin
alton only tended to strengthen the bonds
uniting him TO Napoleon and France.
PARIS June lO.-It is reported that Napo
; leon will visit the king of Prussia at Berlin
- in September.
LoSDoN, June lO.-Dispatches from Pari
!, received at st. Petersburg, report great re
y joicing in France and Russia at the escap
of the car from assassination. The Pole
everywhere disavow connection or syn
E, pathy with the crime.
DUBLIN, June lO.-.Two promnen
Fenians have been arrested at Dungarve
n. and identified as Colonels Nagle and Wa
ren, formerly officers in the Irish brigad
of the army of the Potomac.
NJ From Southwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June lO-6 L. NJ
}. 80 G5. Steamship General Grant, Holme
New York, June l, with merchandise an
passengers to A. Moulton, passed up at tw
G. p. NJ: steamship Star of the Union, Crool
sey, Philadelphia, June l, to Creevy, Nicl
erson & Co., at four thirty P. NJ. Went
. sea-Bark Rosa Butcher; schooner Lott
Weems United States flagship DeSot
Commodore Boggs, bearing the broad pc
nant ,of Commodore Palmer. The Desc
a, goes to Hampton Roads via Pensacola
transfer the flag to the United Stat
steamer Susquehanna, thence to proceed
iR Philadelphia.
ih' QUARANTINE STATION, June l0.-Arriv'
at 9uaratne Spanish brig Edwigio, CAPITA
Casales, eight days from Havana, in'ballai
u. consigned to PUG Brothers.
Ocean steamer Burned.
SAvGNNAH, June l0.-The steamer Fore
CITY was burned at three o'clock this NOR
ing. She was lying alongside the Britt
om ship S. L. Silly at Venus Point. The stea
an. er is a total loss, except her machinery. )
ax. drifted TO the Carolina shore, and sun
M The ship lost her miZzen mast, and most
,n. her sails ard rigging. She will be easily
'-' paired. The schooner for Mobile also to
IN IRE, and sustained considerable damage.
NV From Raleigh, NC
M RALEIGH n. c., June l0.-ln the Unit
,en States circuit court this morning CHI
Justice Chase ordered the summoning
as grand and petit jurors. No distinction
m color was made.
From New York.
: a NEW YORK, June 10.-Special dispatcl
the received here, dated Queretaro, May 26, 8
itb the wife of Prince Salm had interceded W
ate Juarez for the lives of Maximilian and o
GERS, and her appeals would probably pro
ers successful.
- River Intelligence.
III III VIcKsBURG, June l0.-Passed down, hen
S ue Adkins at one AM. Up, Lady Gay at elg
Jas Ja AN, Strader at nine AN. River falhng
mo, Radical Journalism In the s0nth.
ano New Orleans, despite its long aud iur
lez, history of oppression, conflict, and blot
rez; is nova city wherein a great radical
els, publican journal may live and thrive. I
,rs, statement seems incredible in the light
ond even a youthful memory, and to the I