The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-07

It is reported that the President will
Immediately reinstale the Mayor and
Councilmen of Mobile, depossd by Gen.
Pope.
The City Council of st. Louis has pass
ed an ordinance prohibiting the keeping of
more than Two COWS by any one person
within the city limits, under very severe
penalties.
Missouri exchanges speak in glowing
terms of the fruit and grape prospects.
Trees and vines never looked better al
this season.
According to the late census, New
York has negro to II whites; Connecti-
cut. to 43; New jersey. to rs; Ohio.
l to IS; Pennsylvania, to SO; Illinois. 1
to 923; Indiana, to Il6; Michigso, to
1O8; Wisconsin, l to AS; Minnesota,
to 1872; Kansas, to 152; Oregon, to
At; Nebraska, to 34O;- Nevada, TO
161; California, to IS; Maryland, l to
5; Delaware, to 4. and Kentucky, to
4.
A telegram from Gen. Sheridan says
the largest political meeting and process
ion that ever occurred 10 New Orleane,
took place under the auspices of the Re
publican party, on the evening of the 29th
of May. 1t passed of without the slight
esl disorder. 1t was mostly composed Of
colored citizens.
During the recent visit of Gen. shori-
dan to Galveston, Texas, he became SO
convinced of the disloyslty OF the police
force of that city that he removed every
man, from the chief to the lowest subor-
diuate. and ordered the military authori.
ties to act in their stead.
A dispatch from New Orleans says
that Mayor Heath has appointed Two ne
gro policemen.
A monument, to cost $4,000. will be
erected in Central Park, New York, to
the members of the 9TH regiment WHO
were killed during the war.
Emigration west of Denver to Salt
Lake has been temperate suspended on
account of Indian depredations.
Twelve thousand eight hundred and
twenty six stse'age passengers arrived at
New York sincs the FIRST instant, from
European ports.
Gen. Thomas has been fully empower
ed to take any step to preserve the peace
in Tennessee, and will be furnished with
more troops.
General Sherman. under date of St.
Louis, May 25tb, states that in conss
quence of the hostile attitude of the Iodi
ans he feels bound, 10 honor aud duty. to
remain by his post, and bas. therefore,
abandoned the idea of going abroad for
the present.
1t IS understood that the French gov
eminent, besides buying the iron-clad
Duuderburg. has bought the ironclad
0nandsga Of our Gevernmsnt. She is
now in European waters. The contracI
price is not named, but believed to be
about one millios dollars.
The reports Of Gen. Pope sud Colonel
on the Mobile riot. are publish
ed. Ger. Pope declares that the mayor
took no steps to prevent disturbances.
which everybody expected. and that the
chief Of police was either in eympathy |
with the riolers or unfit Tor his Office.
He removed them for criminal miscou
duct. sud emphaticalIy RfiFms that a1Oth
sr riot viii not occur wbils their success.
OFs hold the Offices. Col. Shepherd. Who
was present at the meeting says that Judge
Kelly's speech vas digBifed aud patriotic,
and fully acquits him Of provoking dis.
The new Kingdom Of Canada embraces
an area Of territory equal to about 400.
Ooo. square miles. The most reliable
computation OfPOpulaiiOn Is As follows:
Upper Canada, ISA3s2s
Lover Canada, 1870 IA
New Brunswick, 25z6l9
Nova Scotia, $50 EST