The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

s.s Francisco. June 15-Further advices from
Mexico state that in anticipation of the issue OF green
hacks by the Government, the merchants of Colima
nrut on their bil.heads payable in gold silver
Vega was expected at San Bias for the purpose of
naugurating revolution in Snaloa, but the defeat of
Polica will probably deter him from any actual demon
stration as he had force with which to contend sue
cessfully against Rabe. Gen. Leazeand, personal
friend Of Vega, is unwilling to furnish material aid
Veoa sailed from San Francisco in the middle OF Nav,
in vessel chartered to take him to the coast of Mex
ico 1t is the report that he landed at Santiago
Sr Louis, June l5-Allen and McCooe fought
nine rounds. McCoole won first knock down. and the
men drew blood simultaneously Fight of nine rounds
all favorine Allen, when in clinch Allen gonged
McCooe, and the referee, with pistols at his head, de-
termned to withhold his decision until he reached ST
Iouis Fighting very fierce. At ninth and last round
both we're slow in responding to time, the noise and
excitement preventing the hearing of the voice OF the
referee. Terrible fight for few seconds, when par
,es clinched and fell side by side When Allen gonged
NcCoole, the ropes cut, pistols fred, and the
| fight stopped ,
BosroN, June l5.-Twelve thousand persons sang
national airs, with accompaniment OF artillery Effect
immense, the whole audience, 2o,ooo, arising and
! cheering at the end
| RosToN June l6-Grant arrived Responding to
| Caains welcoming speech, Grant said: 1t affords
me great pleasure to visit the capital OF State which
has done so much for my support and for the support
| Of the Union in time of the great rehellon-a State
| whose principles QlO 80 EuCh tu give po
! Etca position have attained, and State where
have received such hearty welcome in other days.
| New YORK June 16.-The Quaker CITY has been
aean released Her third officer is arrested for beat
| ing deputy marshal.
| JACKSON. Miss, June l6.-Military commission in
the case of Yerger progresses slowly in the examina
ton Of witnesses. About thirty yet to be exam
inpd Nothing new elected
Pu1LApELpH1A June l7.-John N. Mariarty, Presi
dent OF the Irish Republican Association of Pennsv
yania has issued address, saying the Republican
psrty must snstain the principles of Summers speech
The Irish will repndate any pro English party. Irish
convention at Chicago will declare in favor of protect
I'VE tariff universal suffrage, and war with England
/ NEw YORK, June l7.-Several members of Cubar
Junta arrested by Marshal Barlow aud lodged i'll Lnd
low street Jail, on charge of violation OF neutrality
laws.
BALTIMORE, June 17-Jury in gold case of Abel
r. Co vs Chesapeake Bank for $4,000 gold deposited
in 1851 gave depositors $4,000 gold with 5000 gole
Interest.
/ New YORK, June l7.-Grand jury in United State:
Court indicted Jose Morales Lenus, Messrs bassore
Mora, Fesser and Alvarez and Col Ryan for fitting
ont military expeditions which left Nav first for Cuba
in violation of neutrality laws. They released OF
hail of $4,000 each to answer and give $4,000 to keeE
the peace. Bail was given by Hon. Dwight Townsend
/ ex-member of Congress-
New YORK.. June 17.-sub- Treasury balance ss4,
900 -
i New YoRK June 1s.-Hon e. J Raymond left th
Times Office at midnight perfectly we'll, and died at
, o'clock this NOR ing of apoplexy-
new York, Ju e lS Captured Cubans paid Lnd
low street TAILOR twenty dollars each for beds Ih
, Herald says Minister senor Lemus was found at hi
residence in BROOKLYN at late hour but declined t.
recognise the character Of the officers who presented
the order and refused permit himself to be arrested
He gave his parole to appear IN the morning al court
and answer.
The officers acknowledged they had been we'll paid
make the arrest at that late hour the presumptlo
being that it was intended to subject him to persona
indignity Of imprisonment at an hour when no conr
n was in session to take cogEisance OF bail. The vel
biage of the bond keep peace is to De of good be
asior towards the United States and shall refrai
from any violation OF the neutrality laws or IRON an
breach Of the peace Of the United States for the teri
OF one wear The whole proceedings was ch"ract-
ised BY degree of ruanism and brutality INV ortl
Of the fame that New Yorkers and Americans hold 9
J. dear
4 These Cubans may have violated the interuation
law of the country yet nevertheless they entle
Il To the common privileges accorded from time nm
! mortal to refugees from every cline Mr. Evarts a
t peared for Senior Lemus
The Quaker City now known as the Columbia, salt
,r under British colors, but will hoist rebel coors {
n reaching Haytien waters. She has been altered into
al powerful war vessel.
e C1sc1ssArI, June 49, Joint committees of II
Or Board OF Trade and Chamber Of Commerce have a
ranged to have cannon fred, bells rnng and music
,e the 26th, when the vote ten million appropriate
B. will be taken for Southern railroad.
t, New York, June l8.-sub-T Treasury balance neal
be Ss5,ooo,0 900.