The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-07-06

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A sreIA fA.af NM o,ieaus say.
that NJ Issue tHtxseh ihc displHtrI
afHHiAfH Hnd OtM Hhsgifan hAs been
made lo-dayI In che rtfusal ~ te
rlV Controller lo raY tho salaries of
The municipal udIeeFa aplsanlad ~
flev FLANDERS The nffasaI Has
bAssf % the minidn fcenlly ffO-
wuIgated " We Attorney Geasr0l.
Hts FnsxcntU, Juiy2. The dip-
menis VI specie since NE III VI Jan.
amanuss 10 s20, 800 900.
WAiuisoros, Jnly at 4 re-
ported Tho presidpni hrs rendered
The govffnofshlpo Of Hussiau America
wtht Hoh. Beiij. stoAs, Ute Ddhio-
cratic Senator from Oregon.
A dispatch from Napoleon, asking
II tho news Of Maximilian's death
had boon confirmed has been re-
eeivtd, and M affirmative reply re-
turned. alt tsi
Twenty lhre senators arrived yes
tcrlay, but four ioorp are required %
make q quorum There isialready q
quorum In the House. 49,
Aidispatch from New Orleans, d.
ted tl,e 10Th, cen6rmsFthc capture of
Santa ANN at. Sisal. On Che morn
Ing AFTER he had been seized and ta-
ken onboard ola United States man
of-war, he was informed officially that
he had perptsnont To take passage ON
the Virginia for Havana, or any port
Iii the United States, but that he
could not land 40 Vera Cruz. He was
thon transferred fromtheT scopyt 70
the Virginia, and &C once set sail for
Sisal, Ydcatan, where ne arrived ON
|the1dith.P Avery short time AFTER
coming 70 anchor the Virginia was
boarded by CqptainM Mariana Lobledo
Romero, a MeMcsn officer, who took
General Santa Anna BY force, and
conveyed fmft ID lheeliofe. Captain
Deaken, master Of the Virginia, al
FIRST refused to deliver up his passen-
geE bot w1YbIgG pyiaetwhcn ho
found that the three Mexican gum
boats lying iptllehnrbor had trained
their guns upon him, and were ready
to open a irqgpcph his upmlhelv YES
sci in the event Of his disobeying the
orderof npptain Ronero. He there
fore offered noresistance to. the arrest
of. General Santa Nina but protested
strongly against the outragc,p iedging
himself to bring the matter &c. TIC
notice Of the Government at Wash
ington.
IT'D prevailing opinion anoas,ofi-
ores and men at Sisal was that Santa
Anna would be shot BY tiid tiler-
The Virginiaakf on the 18th and
reached Havana -opthe57th. Tho
news ofSanta Annals arrest produced
great excitement there, and sIpany
speculations are. INDUCED in relative
to the action Of orr Government.
Tile following protest from Capt,
Deakcn and others, officers and pas
sengersof the Virginia, has just been
lpnbkshed. 81 - as-iia
WnHRESs, On the 18th day o.
Juno A. D.sIS67, a Mexicani officer,
by pane Mariana Lobledo Romero,
accompanied by a file OF soldiers
boaJded tho American sbealiier Nir.
ginia, lying at anchor at the, port o.
sisal,, Yticatan, md by force did tax,
therefrem .tbe persons Of Antonis
Lopez dc Santa Anna and L. Vida.
psf Rixas zpaseusers from NerS 0ra,
to Havanna, aeainst theirwill, and
notwithstanding the formal ,protesI
of the master OF said steamer ; nov
be il known, that the said master
hereby .solemnly protests apsimtth,
action Of Rpinef9 mud His shpe
riors responsible Cor all damage
caused unto the said Santa Anna an,
'kVidaL and tle said steamer Virginia
The dastor Of AfiftkfI
declares GA
Mrtn3Th ssmtae ANN WA
placed on haauhihe steamer By Com
modare n As Rere, commandingthI
United StatcsD man Of war Tacpns
on fhc 9Th Of June, 1857, mid ina
said Commodore Rorc, gave order
TO the master Of the Virginia to tax
said Salts Aumlm bosdsg
Second: That the said Santa Ann
dsslarrd 70 the wsster of Virgin
IA that bis wish and intention was :
discmbark ut I'm port Of Havana
Island Of Cuha, and that heintcndc'
to fcniain There.
Third ~ That \ tlirod laaIexicai
schooncrs, all mcn Of war, surrounde'
the steamer and pointed their gun