Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
The ROYAL Prizes.
FROM NEW YORK.
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/ NEW YORK, June THE Herald's New,
Orleans special says: Dates from San
Louis Potosi, Mexico to the 18th state that
Maximilian's fate still hangs in the bal
ance. Juarez and his ministers held a con-
ference on the subject OF a disposal of him,
but the conclusion is unknown. 1t wBs
thought Juarez would carry him to the
capital, r.. I'd 5.' 7ai.s4y, 4 ..z 1873 ~
The capture of Miramon with the rest
was confirmed. MendeZe, however is no.
where to be found. ' ~ 1'- ''-- .-''
,Escobedo had issued an order that every
Imperial office who bad not surrendered
within twenty-four hours should be shot. p,
/ The Herald's Havana correspond dence
says that the prize brought there by Max
imilian's war vessel has been ordered out
of port. az
Judge Kelley in Philadelphia.
" Judge Kelley was received by his politi-
cal friends in Philadelphia last night. In
his address he referred to the Mobile affair,
saving the riots were not chargable as much
to the citizens or the disloyal authorities of
that place as they were to Andrew john
son, who had appointed to post of profit
arecent Northerner who provoked the dis
turbance by inf1ammatory statements in the
public Journals days before his arrival. The
riots, he said, were premeditated, and were
not brought on by any words of his own.
Judge Busteed
The Herald's special says: Judge. Bus
teed made speech in Montgomery Ala,
on Wednesday night, in which he cordial
ly indorsed the recent Republican Con-,
ticipate with him in its proceedings.
General Sheridan.
The Times special says: The report
that General Grant had recommended a
repremand to General Sheridan is entirely
unfounded in fact. E a-77-g 'z- s@a- a-
The Tribune's Special says: Since the
removal of Governor Wells, renewed efforts
are making for the displacement Of General
Sheridan. If General Sheridan is removed
it is expected there will be July session
of Congress. Oh. .. -1el.s-e-.5
--s Masonic Injunction.
The Grand Lodge of Free Masons. in ses-
sion in this city. to-day, passed resolu-
ton laying injunction on some persons
who are now engaged in gift enterprise
under the name of the Masonic Fraternity
Emigration. l-S.z-
Two thousand six hundred and twenty
six emigrants arrived to-day. ,. ...-..F.. l4
PosLoIfice Clerk Arrested.
Nelson J. Marsh, clerk in the Postoffice,
was arresten to-day on charge of embez-
zling valuable letters, and held to bail for
trial. ..s ..s....
a DistilIery Seized.
Another distillery in Brooklyn was seized
to-day. On the first attempt the officer
was beaten severely and elected.
southern Famine Relief ComnhissiO N
The Southern Famine Relief Commis-
sion is still vigorously at work. In aGdi-
| ton to loading the United States store ship
| Purveyor, which left Tuesday, the Com
| mission has since shipped 5000 bushels OF
corn to Charleston and Savannah for dis
tribution. Yesterday the Treasurer re-
ceived from Clarendon district, Soutl
Carolina, an appeal Ior relief from the
senting two hundred and ninety-eight in
diyiduals, some OF whom are now suffering
for bread. zgT
The Santiago de Cuba.Sits
The Santiago de Cuba, recently stranded
on the New Jersey coast, has arrived and i;
now on the dry dock. tEM{N
s--Sp Homeopathic Institute.
At the meeting of the American Institute
of Homeopathy various papers were read
including one by DR.. Comstock, of Cipcin'
natl, on the homeopathic management o.
cholera at St. Louis last summer, and out
by DR.. Cooke, of Cincinnati, on disocatiot
of the kidneys. - -
The report of the Bureau of Surgery..wa;
also read by President Helmuth. Tue doc.
ument>was lengthy and interesting. III
The report of the Committee on iMedica
Ethics was ordered printed, and Will bt
considered at the next session. :. =. n.
The report of the Bureau of Obstetrics
was without reading referred to the Com
mittee on Publication. i1J 7a- g. - .ae .nE11
The Bureau of Organization, Registra'
ton and Statistics submitted report. 'y ,
Resolutions were submitted by DR.. Ure-
di, private physician to Secretary Seward
asking the appointment of committee tc
confer with the national Institutes of Other
countries, so that the reports of each NIGH
be transmitted to the others, .-s-r ~