The national Republican., 1869-06-16
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Mis-. N. BAURBALL was arrested yester-
day for beating colored girl TO death.
Mr.. CoLFAx AND LADY will leave Rondout
on Thursday for New York.
Gov. SEYMOUR, Of British Columbia, died
June 10th, on board the steamer Sparrow
Hawk, while on a tour Of inspection on the
northern British coast. Cause of death,
weakness and exhaustion from dlarrhma.
Mr.. Hunkcn, the senior member Of the
Council, has assumed the government pend
Ing Instructions from England.
In MS srKEcH proroguing the Nova Scotia
Legislature, Gov. Doyle said: 81 sincerely
hope the measures you have adopted will
lead TO the removal Of tho evils which have
retarded the prosperity Of tho provinces, and
that the people Of the colony will long con.
tinue to maintain loyalty 10 the Queen and
attachment to British institutions"
PRssIpENT GRANT and wife left West
Point on the steamer Mary Powell Yesterday
morning for New York, en- route for the
Boston Peace Jubilee. Gen. Sherman re-
| viewed yesterday morning the entire corps
OF cadets, after which he presented each Of
the graduating classes with their diplomas
and made an interesting address. The grad
uating class have three months furlough,
and are making preparations for leaving the
post. Tho hop Monday night was brilliant
affair. Many distinguished persons were
present.
The Times Of yesterday morning says 1t
cannot be denied that tho work OF building
the Alabama was done knowingly by The
British builders In British port. Though
after the event, 1t may be regretted that such
proceedings were allowed. Ut is certain
that they were not unlawful.) II would
have been better for both governments II the
government had seized tho Alabama. The
justlhability Of this step was doubtful, but
the failure Is an offence which England CON-
mitted, and which she Is ready to submit to
any tribunal rs soon as the Americans de-
sire II.
DISPATCH from San Francisco says an
other order WINS received June II at the Mare
Island navy yard, directing that tho IRON
clads Aonadnock and Camanche be ready
for service at an hours notice. Stores are
In readiness TO go on board when ordered.
Gen. Thomas has ordered an exploration of
southeastern Nevada before establishing
military posts there. Mining explorations
In that district are limited, because OF dread
OF Indians and distance from base of sup
plics. AS far as penetrated II has proved
rich In IMMORAL deposits, and less lacking In
arabic lands, timber and water than was
supposed. The United States sloop-of-war
Cyane arrived from Panama, via Acapulco,
yeosSluhy -uh we'll 4 no btchncr mOutuuh,
from Mexican ports, brings over S100, 900 in
treasure, making S6l2,000 In foreign coin
received at this port during the past IS hours.
Gen. Thomas, Commanding the Division OF
the Pacific, lcavet to-day for an extensive
tour OF posts In Northern California, Idaho,
Nevada, Washin gton and Alaska. The fall
ure OF L. d. Ellerhorst, produce dealer, Is
announced; liabilities, 100000.
MEXICAN adviccs report that extensive
gold fields have been discovered In the Co.
lima district representing 1876 miles long and
exceeding tho gold fields Of California In
richness. Tho people arc rushing to the
mines. The Governor Of Colima has or
dered That kidnappcrs be punished with
death. 1t Is reported that the Governor of
Sonora has ousted the custom-house officers
OF Guyamas because they refused to furnish
funds for tho protection Of the State against
the Indians. Political affairs are quiet. In
anticipation Of the Issue Of grcenbacks by
the Government the merchants of Callma
print on their bill heads "payable In gold or
silver." Gen. Plaslh Vega was expected at
sap. Bias for the purpose OF inaugurating a
rc'iolution In Sinaloa, but the defeat OF Pol
ia will probably deter him from any actual
demonstration as he has no force to contend
/ successfully against Rabe. General Lcaz-
land, a personal friend Of Vlga, Is unwilling
to furnish material aid. Viga sailed from
San Francisco In the middle OF May In a
vessel chartered TO take him to the coast of
Mexico. It Is the report that ho has landed
at Santiago.