The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

Governor BsO~ulovss Tennessee militia d oanslng
trosb, IN chs middle pssen OF che Sats Several
have been shot ct BY them, ana titled meet
ing Of citizsas held and they decided that Prss
dent johnson would MOI protect them they would pro-
teot themsclves
The great trotting match between the two celebrated
stallions, George NJ Patchen Jr and Commodore Van
derbi for 81 O0o mile heats best three in Ave- In har
ness, came or tho Union Course Long Island yester
day. Patchen won the second third and fourth heats
the first being dead heat The best time was 2;2S
The Indians the Platte river arc INDUCING without
stint In the luxury OF killing white and burn
ing ranches They are in large numbers, and although
loudly processing peace they practice vigorous war
Infantry stationed in their neighborhood but the rcd
men merely laugh at them. A few citizens wore mas
sacred near Laramie station on Saturday.
General sherman recently invited TO public re-
cepton the occasion Of his departure for Europe and
the Holy Land by OF the prominent citizens OF New
York, but he has declined the ground that he will
not OF present mako the intended tour the sste OF
affairs in tho Indian country demands his presence and
attention
Judge Kelley Delivered the closing speech of his
southern campaign al Dauvie. Va, yesterday. Tho
usual crowd assembled with the addition Of several
lady teachers OF cocred schools the platform vote
oil tosnks was rendered the Jadge al the ccnc"issn
GeneEa o'Nei the Fenian leader hsscbeen tfs0cuins
s,ccS'.sc ttreagts Canada aurans the past wccks
and Noadsy At t'reacott and examined the
works At Fort Wellington ~ permission Of The COM
mandant at thai place He ten returned safely TO the
American siae
The Maryland Constitutional Convention has adopted
a substitute for an article of the Bill Of Rights. with
reference to slavery which claims that compensation Is
due for the slaves freed by the United states.
The new statue OF Henry Clay unveiled at Louis
willie yeStArdaV An grafton WAS delivered Judge
Bullock, ode written for the occasion BY George d.
Prentice sung and imposing procession was
held
double tenement building fell in Norfolk. Va yes
terday burying several in the ruins The body
Of one exhumed, and nearly all the citizens
were bard at work searching for others. y,
great republican meeting Of whites and blacks
was held in Washington yesterday, at which Reprcsen
tatves Ashley, Stewart and others made addressed
Resolutions Of the usual complexion we're adopted.
The Vermont Republican Convention, at Montpelier,
yesterday nominated John B. Page Of Rutland, for
Governor. and Colonel stephen Thomas for Lieutenant
Governor
Our Southern letters recount the situation in Virginia.
South Carolina, kentucky, Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
and Louisiana
One hundred and fifty OF ground on Hampton
creek in Virginia have been purchased by tho American
Missionary Association. which they propose TO eroct
training school for colored teachers.
Our Canadian kilograms say that Mr. Belleau 10 TO be
Lieutenant Governor Of tho new Dominion OF Canada
Mr. Field from the Birmingham Board Of Trade. is In
Canada agitang the question among other Boards Of
Trade Of aboIishing privatoers during war
The United States steamer Monongshcla arrived at st.
Croix on the 18th instant.
bill Of complaint died against the Arm OF John
Frazer Co, Of Charleston, yesterday by tho District
Attorney. charging them with violations Of the federal
laws in blockade running operations IAN injunction
granted rsssraHiag sem from sesag cay real estate
Appleton 0aksmiths wAs vss. osnvicted years ago Of
being Aagasedin ths slave srada reosatiy made apple
cation to tho Presdans r pavesa. bat his wife pro
testing against II, thu. perdoa wes rsfused J, M