Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-18
FROM NEW YORK.
The Turf,

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NEW YORK. July I7-Dexter beat Brown
George and Running Mate at Troy yester-
tday-time, 2:22, 2:2016 and 2:201z .i0W q"
p. esident of the Haytian Republic
The Jamaica Cleaner of the oath ultimo
publishes news from Hayti of the election
OF General SalDave President of the Repub-
lie. The term of office is four years instead
of for life as under the old constitution i
A Revolution. s-.'1 " .... ..lD
The Herald's Monteviedo correspond,
ence says revolution had broken out in
| Catamayca, Buenos Ayres, in which Cow
ernor Espeche was deposed and the able
Tolosa forced to accept the gubernatorial
chair. '- - -,..,f- -, -,
Distinguished Fenians at BuffaIo,
The Herald's Buffalo special says: Gen
| O'Neil, Colonel Hines, Senator Fitzgerald
Colonel Brennan, Vice President GibboDs
and General Murphy arrived here tonight
General O'Neil has been in consultation
with number of the military leaders of
the organization. --..- .,liT s. .f,.f ..r.l5L
The United States steamer Michigan ar
rived here yesterday. Strangers are arr
riving from every section of the country to
attend the picnic tomorrow. fi-f baa $40
The Canadian gunboat Cherub is at Fort
Erie watching Fenian movements at Black
Rock The Fenian military council, with
delegates from different sections of the
country, were in session in this city on
Sunday. .,.ti.i- slr.,l.-... ~. p i..a5 Ieg
Prominent members of the Organization.
state that dispatches have been, received
from Roberts, which, when made publics
will surprise the British Government. The
circles in Cincinnati, Chicago, Memphis.
New ] York and Rochester, are to be well
represented on Wednesday. .aago1a 81
A number of families residing at Fort
Erie, who took an active part against the
Fenians.d have removed to the interior.
fearing another raid on Wednesday night.
The British Consul has requested the Can
adiau Government to station a regiment OF
regulars at Fort Erie during the present
week. s. .+.- ..l p. Al, ...4 .-..-4.f1
Nominations Sent TO the Senate Yes
s.d .,5.ar:5 y- terday. .l-..- .r.....ri
The Tribune's special says: Among the
nominations sent to the Senate to-day were
the following: Oscar j. Averill, Collector
of the 9th District of New York; Fred. N
Williams, Assessor OF the 18th District
of Pennsylvania; Willis B.. Goodwin, post
master at Jeffersonville, Indiana; Andrew
j. Baker, postmaster at Seymour, Ind. Luid
Mr.. Conway, sent South by Union League
and Congressional committee, reports two
thousand Union Leagues in the eleven
States, with membership of 200, 900 legal
voters. rau o. r rir- % ..r---- .7 p: i, rre u
Threatening 8Iovement of Garibaldi.,
A Pons dispatch. dated July Is, evening.
says: 1n'response to the appeal of the Pope
for assistance in repelling the anticipated
attack upon the city of Rome, the Empe-
ror Napoleon Dotiied the King of Italy
of the threatened movement of Garibaldi.
The batteries formerly erected by the
French around Rome, and not the old Ro-
man detenses, are to be rebuilt and
strengthened for defensive operations.
/ .aI3Aa -H5 Denied.
The Worlds special says: There is au
thority for fatty contradicting the report
that negotiations are going on with Great
Britain for the settlement of the Alabama
claims through the cession of northwestern
British territory to the United States.
Great Britain neither rendered land nor
money to liquidate the claim.