New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-28
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS,
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
dispatches to the Associated Press.
From WashIngton.

FROM W Warrington.
WASHINGTON. JuneH27 27-Sendte- Sum.
amemurials from Boston mer-
chants stating that the pending legislation
on rum expectation was very Injurious to
commerce.
The Judiciary Committee reported ad-
versely to increasing federal jurors fees.
The Committee on Claims reported bill
compensating Joseph Sogar for property
used by the government at Fortress
Monroe.
COloradO's admission was resumed.
Executive session-adiourned
HOuSe-The Committee on Claims reported
a bill granting sixteen thousand dollars to
the owners OF the bark Barry, destroyed al
sea by the rebel cruiser Florida.
The river and harbor bill was resumed.
This bill causes much confusion, as nearly
every member has a pet harbOr or river
needing money. Opponents of the bill vote
for every proposition in the House, loading
it so that 1t will doubtless ultimately fail.
Adjourned.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
circular warning the people that taxes and
all dues arising under the revenue laws,
whether from fines or penalties, can only be
reCeipted for by bonded officers, or in GER
tain cases by clerks of courts. All direct
or implied authority to special agents to
collect money is revoked.
The Brooks and utler investigation COM
mittee will report that the matters charged
against Mr.. Brooks are not subjects for Con
gressional legislation, aud that the matters
charged against MIR. Butler occurred before
his election.
The bill ignoring the votes of citizen SOL
dieTs during recent municipal election Is q
Lew by the lapse of ten days.
Governor Bullock who leaves for Atlanta
tonight expects the Congressional condi
tions to be accepted. Senators elected aud
tad
fore the seventh proximo.
The Senate has rejected the nomination
of General Mulford as collector for the Rich.
mond district, and confirmed General Nc
Mahan as Minister to Paraguay.
General Graut has telegraphed General
Mcdowell to turn over Arkansas to the civil
authorities as soon as IL Is safe to do so.
[ Investigation by military commission into
the Ashburn murder commences Monday.
Teiegraphic advices from the city of
Mexico June 10, state that Juarez remains
firm in his refusal to change the cabinet.
Romero has been ordered home from
Washington. He has informed the English
bondholders that their negotiations with
Maximilian annulled all obligations on the
part of Mexico sE atF e. ess...-- sr
There is no cordiality between the Amer.
lean legation and President Juarez owing
to the protecton'giyen Europeans by the
American consulate.
General Alatorez is to command the expe-
dition against the Puebla insurgents.
Revolutions every where were Increasing
The Cerro GordO revolutioRists, who were
devoted to General Mejla, executed with
Maximilian, have offered the leadership of
their revolt to EscObedO. a. 3, .r,. -srHt.
Advices from the West Indies report Port
au Prince still besieged, but the peasants at
Cut de Sac were arming for Satuaye. rl ~
The schooner j. W. Allen, with yellow
fever on board, is detained ut the Phtladel-
phia l6zaretto, having run away from quar-
antine at Fortress Monroe.
sgv From AKassIsaHppa. llas .aggl
JACKSON, Miss. June 27.s--Election returns
from three boxes here give 269. Returns
come in slowly but eneOuragipgly for the
Democracy. Estimated majority as far as
heard from Il, 600.
Several counties claimed by the Radicals
return large Democratic majnrities.
The home OF JaIntsOn, Radical candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, pOlled q unanis
nous Democratic vote.
General McDoWell telegraphs to General
Freeman, president Of the Democratic ex-
eeutive COMMITTEE, that he has sent no COM
uTunicaGion to General tsraht or any other
party. indicating the cpurse-, the election
will take for or against the constitution.
The election Continues here on Mo1day
aud Tuesday next 1hegreatest conhdence
is felt BY tbs Democrats, which is hourly
strengthened bE returns. aiU 81
There were two lights here to-day, The
Lloyd Leaeuers severely beat a member OF
the cQlofed Dsniocratio CLUB, aud . negro
Knocked white mau down.,
From Europe.
LoEpoE, June ~ Late and important
teleg rss4ila have bt eu received from Japan
hy way Of Shanghai, the iast dlpatch an
nouncrs that the Mi1ado had arrived with
aa atmynear Jtsdda, 8hresstiitpg the city,
and lhatsthe TscO1u had sentA tiag OF truce
80 his powerful enemy, chsri1s 70 retire
from Jeido, and dibbaud his army If the eieyi
a spared. II was thuushL chat tue hikadO
W8uld aoSept these tprms. f'A
MARsETLLRs, Jupe 91,-fhe steamsbip
Urgent, with Lord Napier and staH on