The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-13
A Habeas Corpus Applied for in the
Case Of Yerger, Of Mississippi.
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Interview of Governor Walker, of
Virginia, With the President.
The Administration Heartily Sup
porting the New Governor.
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Gard from the CO1Ored
E Councilman.
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How the Radical City Officials Snubbcd q
COlored Brother.
WASHINGTON, July II, 1859.


WASHINGTON, July H. 1859.
ng~va~a~,. ~ thu press1lemr
PRESIDENT Grant ana FANNY VIII leave washington
on Thursday in q government steamer for Long
Branch. where tney VIII arrive ON Saturday next
Apartments lor tnem nave Oeen securea ~ INC S'e'
son House.
The Convention Between the United States
ana Mexic0-Circuiar from the department
Of State-Appointmen OF an Agent and
Couuuel
nv
INC ioho"ing circular mas JUST oeen issued'-
WASHINGTON, July s, 1869.
The convention lately concluded between the
United States and the republic OF Mexico provides
that all claims on the part OF corporations, COM
panieS private Individuals citizens OF the United
States, upon the government of the Mexican re-
public arising from injuries to their persons or pro-
perry by the authorities OF the Mexican republic,
which may have been presented to the government
OF the United states Tor its interpretation with the
government Of the Mexican republic since the sigma
tnre OF The treaty Of GuadalupeHidalg of the %
OF February 1s4s and which yet remain unsettled,
scented within the time specified in the said conven-
tiOn shall be referred to mixed commission which
Citizens of the United States having claims against
the Mexican government, arising from injuries to
their persons or property which are to be referred
10 sas Wn s time IN the
ventlon from the day OF the FIRST meeting of the SAID
commission are recommended and advised to Tor,
claims nnder oath accomnaniea nv smch nsnofs " as
they see lit to present
>. Hublty Ashton mas been appointed, IN accord.
half of the Tntea states aren't md cnnnsa ~ taTa
charge of and conduct all the proceedings in the
presentation Of claims offered through the
ssaSe chorme nr and umhniss 70 sha nomm mi
sion all proofs furnished by the several
wiz nner lie I le sS s@ case sSn nrnn
80 submitted ana such brief Of argument as may be
furnished , to MN In ike manner HIS compensa-
viii be free 10 ali claimants ramants are also ,r.
formed that the services Of private counsel win be
limited 10 tne OF cases for presentation
ests NAV he nromoteI nv the emDIovme~r oS connSa,
to prepare briefs OF the argument Tor the use OF the
ageht u tne government, and otnerwise 10 assist
of their cases camanfs are reHnired in every n
furnish to the department satisfactory proof show.
my, uIst tnat tney are cizens OF the United States
present owner or owners 0f the claim. fonrth me
name ana address OF the person authorized to act
1or tne M % s ana 70 CORRESPOND WIN tne de-
lion to the departmenL by letter or otherwise cir.
cuiars viii be sent to the claimants containing sub.
sorr, az ,rnn S snsn oue es as 1 oIe anu t
commissions organized under conventions between
the United States and foreign governments for the
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,,o,o Is o,,,o-,tv ,or san, tho, t,.-o % ~, tr,.,
IN tho s,otsmart n"h,,snon some dav. 600 in Now
yors EVENING roer 70 rho ofect thot M Motley hoa
,..s ~, ,,,or,io-r ,rtr ~, C,,ro,aon ro,o,,,o a.,
49,, .,..o,.. o,o,,,,s o,a ,no. q. ono. =, an 800.
foc,orv chorac,er Tho s,ota nenar,ment hoe No in
formation NJ apch an iptarv,axr either nv cohla
or oe,c,o, dasnotcb ord A. 10 nova thor rrohohIo
that an event NJ an mucb n,nortonce wou,d at once
have heen communicated tn the secrerarv of STATE
M sncb news scems IN no exnecied here an soop
after Mr. Mot,ev,s arrival in ENGLAND "a n was not
b,s intention tn brno tho ouostion an suaden,v tn
the attentioo Of her Moiestv,s M,nistera
n.su,, or IN. v,rv,r,, El.c,;or s.,,.c,,,o., On
tho pre.,dcr,,
Governor WALKER of Virginia had IN ipterv,ew
of an bour and half with the president to.dov
whereat the late canvass in virginia ana ts
we're ul,v discussed. The Covernor saws no met
with n cordial reception from the president who
questioned him "a tn the manner in which the re.
su,t was rece,ved nv the neonle The president ex.
nresaed himself sotis6ed with tho succo.s q, tho
conservative renun,ican t,ctst ond .ssured Cover
nor wager tina, bc might exnect tho hearty snnnort
of the adm,nstrat,on wbar no des,red was that al,
ciossos q, the neon,e shond have the, and
nol,,ca, rights and thew sboud no nroecta An them
No orrroved NJ tho sentiments NJ c,ove,nor vators
aneecb at Ricbmond after his election and bonea m
zee the state OF Virginia enter on new career or
prosperitv. The Governor assured the President of
hs intention to carry ont the nrincipes enumerated
in his sneech at Richmond tn the utmost Of his
ability.
The Power. of N;Iitarx Comm,s.,ou.-a wr,,
or uabc.s Corpu. In IN. C..o of y.rv.r.
of Mississippi. demanded.
Messrs. James NJ. Carlisle and pbi,ip pbiu,ns IT,
dav presented IN Chief Just,ce Chase net,t,on a,
+. M. Yeraer now on trial before a military com.
mission in MissIssinni for the murder of Co,one,
Crane pravtnp for a writ or baheas cornus IN RI In
him from the custody Of said militarv commission
The peton ia in the usual form ana renresents that
the petittoner ia civilian. that no has never boon
I'm the military service that bo "a nm rra, before
military commission in time of neace On n cbaroo
OF murder Ac. The Chief Just,ce received the