Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-25
FROM THE EAST.
Dates to July 18th.
From the Union vedette. !

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of tho Supreme Court died this after.
noon of typhoid fever.
New York, July 5.-Murry, United
States Marshal, Wood, Deputy Marshal,
and four officers were arrested to day on
the charge Of kidnapping.
New Orleans, July 6 The Republi.
can State Convention at Houston, Texas
yesterday, Governor Pierce was the pei.
maneut President. The other officers
were three whites to one black. The at.
tendance was mostly colored men, there
being only % whites present.
Virginia City, NJ. T., July 5.-Gen.
Thos. Francis Mesgher, acting Govern.
or ofthe Territory, accidentlly fell from
the deck Of the steamer Thompson at
Fvft Benton on the evening of the FIRST
and was drowned AT latest accounts
his remains were not found
New Orleans, July 5-The repor. Of
the shouting Of Santa Anna on the 18th
ult. is confirmed
New York, July 9.-San Louis Potos
papers contain the correspondence be
tween Max. aud Jaurrz. III. first is a
letter from Max, dated May 25th, ask
ing, i'll case his COUNSEL did not arrive in
time, that he be allowed time necessary
for his defence, aud to arrange his pri.
waite affairs. To this Juarez promptly
replied that time should be allowed A
letter from Max. dated May 18th, asking
that the Supreme Government issue IN
order allowing his COUNSEL to leave the
city Of Mexico, which was under siege /;
also desiring to speak personally with
Juarez, upon grave affairs, and very in.
portant to the country. Juares gave the
order for the exi: from the city Of the
parties named; but as to all Interview,
that could not be granted, considering
the distance which separated them and
the ends of justice. Everything fitting
AS 10 Max's private affirs shuuld be done.
London, July Gin the House of
Lords, tins evening, Lord Derby denounc.
ed the action of the Mexican Govern
meDt in putting Maximillian to death
but made no disclosures as 10 what mems.
tres the Government intends to adopt in
regard to Mexico.
New York, July 10.-The fol owing
additional details Of the execution OIL
Max. and associates at six o'clo, k on the
n. ornlng Of the 10Th, are received: The
troops Of Escobedu formed short dis.
lance frcm the city, for the execution.
The psrple of Queretaro focking by
thousands to see the closing scenes at sew
en-. The toll Of the Dells announced
that the prisoners had left their prisons
for the last. They came in carriages sur
rounded by guard The Emperor & st;
Mlramnn next, and Mcjia last. Among
The conclave, one could hardly see byth
-ye, and token of dsa f .ction manifested
"a their taking their position. The Em-
oeror spoke in clear firm manner, with
nothing Of the bravado. Mramon de-
dared he hal always been opposed to
Liberal principles, and always against the
disorder of the country. He will die as
lie lived, Conservative. He closed with
he words " Yea Ia Emperor Kiua la
uertco =" Mejia made no speech lie
rent to Escobedo and said he would die
'oor that he had never nude an effort
o make money and asked that the mer
hanis OF Matamoras, to whom he owed
considerable, would not press his wife to
'ay his debts, when she came into the
,osSession of the money. left them BY
he kindness Of the Emperor.
ST. Louis, July TO- The Times spe.
'lnl rays, Chief justice Chase expressed
he opinion very forcibly, that the I'm
'eachmtnt movement was one of great
oily. He Expresses no oppinion as to
acts developed, but is shy as to the poll
y Of the movement.
New Orleans, July 1O.-Large mum.
ers Of Maxinillans officers and soldiers,
eprcsenting several nations, are in this
ity. They arc all wearing badges of
mourning
New York, July 1.-THE Times spe.
ial says, a large delegation of white and
lack Unionists arrived from North Car
nina and Alabama for the purpose of
lrging upon Congress- the necess;tv oil