The New York herald., 1868-06-29
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We have advices from China dated Hong Kong,
May 26 The rebels had left Tientsin. The Piscata-
qua arrived on the 18th.
Yokohama, Japan, advices to June S are received.
The ex-Tycoon had surrendered to the Mikado, and
was to return to Mto on foot in token OF humility.
His admiral had left Jeddo with his feet after he had
received orders to surrender. number of disas-
trous battles had been fought all ending in the defeat
Of the MiEado, and the civil war; notwithstanding
the surrender, was in fierce progress.
We have advlces from the Sandwich Islands to the
18th of June. The subsidy of s25, 600 to line OF
steamers to san Francisco had been agreed to in the
Assembly. The King is said TO have declared that If
the United States troubles his government he win
hoist the British Gag and claim British protection
Dispatches from vancouver's Island state that the
soop Thornton was attacked by three canoes, filed
with sayages, recent trip northward and a des-
perate fight ensued, in which the pirates were
beaten or losing twenty killed Shortly afterward
another sloop was attacked and sunk in the same
place by savages who killed the crew.
We have Panama dates to the Goth inst. The new
Pacific mail steamship Japan had sailed for san
Francisco. The news was unimporant.
Our Cuayaquil, Ecuador, correspondence is dated
June TO- The Senatorial elections had concluded;
the result was still unknown. The yellow fever was
still prevalent in Manay
Chief Justice Chase, in addition to his views upon
the main political issues regards the public lands
as the estate OF the people and Congress as the
trustee. lie opposes secret sessions in the Senate
and the appointment OF expensive Congressional
committees TO sit during the recess ana heartily adj.
vocates immigration TO shores.
Congress VIII press business as rapidly rs possible
during the rest or the session, and will probably az
Iourn by the Goth of July Mr. Stevens new articles
OF Impeachment do not cause further delay. The
House impeachment Committee is still at work. II
will not present its report probably before Wednes-
day. The Senate committee to investigate the al-
legged influencing OF Senators has not yet commenced
It's Investigations.
General Grant has directed that the newly elected
officials IN Louisiana take their seats today when
the Legislature VIII meet
The military commission for the trial OF certain
citizens OF Georgia the charge OF numbering ona
Ashburn, some time ago. meets in Atlanta to-day. In
the various prisons of the state there ere some forty
persons, white and black Imprisoned on the charge
of completely in the murder, and awaiting trial by
this commission. Heavy rewards were. offered by
the military for the arrest of the murderer. and the
detectives in their attempts TO obtain information,
are said to have used the most unwarrantatle
cruelty towards their negro victims
The Schuetzenfest delegates had pleasant excur.
sion down the bay and up the Hudson yesterday
Thousands visited Jones Wood in the afternoon 10
inspect the preparations for the festival which VIII
be formally opened this morning by grand process
sion moving from Tenth street and Third avenue at
hali-past eight a. N. The banquet at the new
hal on the grounds viii commence az one p NJ
alter which the general festivities will commence.
young girl named Rosanna Cavanaugh OF No
2l5 Mulberry street. was complained OF by her
mother recently for having left her home. The girl,
1t appears, had run OIL to get married. and being
arrested soon after spent her bridal night in the
station house. Yesterday morning the marriage Ger.
tincate was producedlbefore Justice Dodge, but he
re'nanded her until today when further examina-
lion viii take place.
The lnman line steamship City OF Washington,
captain rbbetts viii leave pier No. IS North river at
four i. NJ. today FOR Liverpool, via Queenstown,
calling at Halifax, y. S. to land and receive mails
and passengers.
Tne new Board OF city Couucmen having been
declared by the Court Of Appeals the constitutional
ooay VIII take possession OF he rooms OF the Board
to-1ay.