Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-13
FROM TME EAST.
Dates to June LIST,
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The Herald's Fort Laramie special
says all the hostile bands of Indians are
on their way to Laramie to meet the
U. S. Commissioners, and it is expected
the difficulties in that section will be set
tied
Washington, May 3O.-It is stated
that the President has sent letter to
Breckenridge inviting him to return.
The World says remark was made
in open Court by Mr.. Merrick, one of
the counsels for Surratt, that his client
would never be tried.
st. Louis, May, 3O.-A Fort Kearnv
dispatch, yesterday, says the Indian war
on the Platte route is fairly begun.
An Omaha dispatch says a train CT
nine wagons, which left North Platte on
Tuesday, was attacked between Beauvais
and JUlsburg and all the stock stolen.
Another train, on the south side of the
river, was attacked about the same time
and all the stock captured.
Louisville, May 3O.-IIart's marble
statue OF Henry Clay was inaugurated to-
day. The procession was very long and
imposing Judge W. f. Bullock deliv-
cred the grafton. The ode for the occa-
sion was delivered by George d. Prentice.
business was almost entirely suspended.
Richmond, May 30.-General Scho-
field yesterday issued an order, the pur.
pose OF which is giving adequate prctoc-
ton to all persons in their rights of per-
sons and property, in cases whore civil
authority may fail, and directing and APP
pointment Of military commissioners in
sub districts, hereafter to be defined, civ
ing them command of the police, sheriffs
and constables, and clothing them with
the power of magistrates. These com
are to take jurisdiction in all
cases where they may have reason to be-
lieye justice is not done.
Chicago, May 80. The excursion rar-
y consistingof Senators Wade, Trumbull,
I atea, Cattcll, Howe, Harlan, Cresswcll,
Ihayer Chandler, Upton, General Sta
ger, Colonel Seymour, Hon Jno Covode,
and several ladies and newspaper CORES.
arrived at noon to day from the
east and left in the afternoon fer Omaha
and the plains.
New York, 30-in the Supreme Court
to-day the case Of VIM. Brattan against
General Butler, on motion of counsel
leave was granted to transfer the ease to
the U. S. Court Plaintiff brings suit to
recover 81 800, alleged to have been
Hrongfully taken from him during But
ler's manipulation of affairs in New Or
cans.
Salt Lake, June 1.-The Indians at
lacked an emigrant train three miles
vest Of North Forks tation this afternoon,
out we're driven off without damage to
either party.
New York, May 13.-The Heralls
peeial says, it is estimated that the reg
stry Of South Carolina, when completed,
viii show $4,000 whites and 10000 col
,red voters.
The Times special says, in Maryland
It the Constitutional Convention on Tues
lay, Mr.. Peters, Il delegate said he had
cad letter from Chas. O'Connor, in
shich he expressed the opinion that sla.
'ery never could be lawfully abolished;
hat amendments to that effect has no
,lacc in the Constitution. Mr.. Peters
quoted this opinion in support of his ar
gument in favor Of allowing Shareholders
'laim for compensation for emancipoted
laves.
New York, May 3O.-Thc great trot-
ing stations Geo. NJ. Patchen Jr., Cali
ornia and Commodore Vanderbuilt, for
wo thousand dollars aside, mile heats
'est three in ivein harness, on the Union
Iourse, came off to-day Patchen won
md Bird and 4th heats; first heat being
dead heat, time 2:2S, 2:313, 2;33 and
he last 1855.
Toronto, May 30.-Jeff. Davis arrived
o-day and met an enthusiastic reception
lie was cheered bya large crowd, and
iroye to the residence of Mayor Kellam
The Union Pacific Railroad is compile.
ed 1913 miles west Of Omaha. The earn
ngs are officially stated to be $50 400 in