Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

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New YoRK,s May 10.-AThen Herald's At
lanta, Ga-,a ecial Senator w ilson
was ehonored with a procession of black
people at Augusta on Wednesday night,
and spoke in fAtlahtai yesterday. Q His au
dience was more largely composed of
whites than usual, and he was introduced
by a thoroughly reconstructed rebelcolonel.
General Saxtons General, Pope, ex-Gover-
nor Brown and many prominent citizens
occupied seats on the platform. The col
ored Republican Union Club were on the
grouLdA with ransparenciesa notices, &c.
A dinner was giyennto him in the evening
bv Bro Nff.gT sldaHCsssz "a SaaT s0iuE5 "a
Judge KeIIy,s Reception at New Or.
20 TwETT4 T4eans.ETT.TE
The. Hersld's New Orleans special says
Judge Kelly arrived there yesterday, and
was welcomed by a committee of citizens,
headed by the Mayor and Common Council
Amongt the edelegatioRwere several colored
4 individuals. The ddge responded Co the
welcome at the ST., Charles Hotel, TO large
audience. He will address the public on
SATURDAY. .adr suog7sq .zHsoo ylo1z4 ssnfzlqaroo
| sia ssg HaneOck'so Expeditions. ,aissi
The HeraIdS Fort Earned special dated
/ yesterday, says: Hancoek's operations on
/, the Smoky Hill route have driven the
Southern Chey ennes north. They are NOV
ing in four war parties. They struck south
of the Platte road, between Galesburg and
Denver, night before last, andaburnedi two
ranches. The Indian Commission are in
council with. the Ihaians here. Messengers
4 from the north have arrived, and state that
large numbers of Indians desireto eomein
and make peace, Red Cloud included. N6-
/ merous war parties are on the road between
here and Fort Phil, Kearney. The Indi-
ans say they shall be withdrawn.
81 EqyiaI EkiRhts AssOciattofl. /.
At session of the Equal Rights Asso-
4 cion to-day, Henry Ward Beeeher was
4 among the speakers.
Resolutions were offered In favor of ssnf-
i frage to womeniand black men. and hailine
the action of the legislatures of Kansa:
and WiseonSinson the subject as the first
practical illustration OF equal rights,
4 Tk "A dispatch was received from Lucy
Stone, dated Atehison, stating that inn
4 partial suffrage would be CARRIED in Kansas
by an overwhelming majority. The session
is not yet f1nished.--
a. a meeting of the American Board o
1 Foreign Missions to-day, an encouraging
report was read of the. operation of tht
year. The receipts for the last eight months
were $252000, a slight increase over th'
same period last year. Several interesting
addresses were made and the meeting dis
Il Dersed. s-ss& NJ ~AS .&s. ~ ~ SsssE aE
Superintendent sof Police Kennedy has
under the pressure ofpublic opinion, with
drawn his Sunday closing order.
The annual reggetta of the New Yorl
Yacht Club Occurs sJunes1 1th. The cours
is from Light Ship to Cape May and re
turn The race is. s.cpen to English yachts
Banvard'S New Museum.
Banvard's new Museum is nearly com
pleted, and will be opened about the 1st O
June. > L. ~ g ~
Damages Recovered,
| A crippled lady named Burgess has re
covered $1,000 from-the Eighth Avenu
railroad for injuries received from careless
ness in. the starting of car.