Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

aoha o. All races or e0lofa aitAes anl
imposes penalties punishable 81
conviction Ia Umissd Siatea Court
for any refusal Of any privilege {,
any one on account Of be or ahI
being Of African descent. Il pro
/. hibits cemeteries from being de
|, voted 10 The ePultura exclnEiVely
Of white people. The bill was re-
ferFed.
COLUMBIA, Pa, May l4.-At
meeting Of iron masters held her,
yesterday, the unanimous feelins
was to stop the production O
pig iron which cannot be mad,
at current rates without loss; anC
the probability 10 that In the mex
sixty days nearly alLf furnaces
in the vicinity will be idle.
NEW YORK, May lA.-J. w. Sim,
ont0n and lady left on the PerriG
for Europe to-day.
The Secretary Of lhs Interior, BY
direction Of the President, has is.
sued al order torbiddlng the Hail.
road Companies extending theiI
roads into the Indian Territory.
The COmmandeE Of the Military
District has been instructed to On.
force this order.
Several gentlemen from Mary.
land, Virginia and District COlum.
bla,left for New YOrk,tO take part In
tournament at Prospect Park,
Brooklyn, on the 2lst and oath inst.
New YORK, May l4.-Mrs. Nc.
FarlAnd Richardson 10 seriously III
81 WOodside Of fever.
NEW York, May l4.-Bank state.
ment: loans increase over SO, 1000.
200; specie increase S7,OO0OOO
circulation decrease q trihe; de.
posits increase o tri1e over $1,000.
600; legal tenders decrease nearly
100000; exports for the week
$S0L,0O0.
SAN Francisco, May 1.-THE
steamer Japan, from Hong Kong,
brings l,4O0 passengers, 1900 Of
whom are Chinese. Sixteen of the
Japan's passengers are for New
York, and tbirty.six for Europe.
Included in her freight are l47
packages Of silk for New York,
and l,020 packages of tea and l5O
bales Of silk for Europe.
The Japan left at Yokohoma the
United States flagship Delaware,
and the MonOcacy and Idaho ; and
at Hong Kong, the AshuelOt.
HAVANA, May l4.-Diego and
Casper AguerO were garroted this
afternoon. They met their fate
firmly. An immense crowd wit.
messed the execution.
The name Of the Englishman who
died on the Island Is supposed 10
be Hill and not Ryan. The police
examined the correspondence 90.
ing by Missouri, but nothing sedl-
tiOus was found.
LONDON, May IA heavy ship.
ment Of dollars from Mexico IL ex.
pected In = few days.
The Times predicts that wOman's
rights is doomed in this parliament.
LONDON, May l4-The bodies Of
the victims Of the Greek Brigands
arrived here to-day.
LONDoH, May l4.-The blue book
just issued, contains the following
statements relative TO the mail seF.
vice between the United States and
Great Britain.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Cunard
line to New York and Boston re.
ceive the annual subsidy Of R70,-
900. The contract with this line
expires In 1875, but Is terminable
at one years notice.
The Halifax aud St Thomas line
receive Rl9,500, and the Inman 70.
$4,000 on the same terms.
No genaItieS are exacted In any
Ease for long time made in
voyages. The contract with the
German Lloyd may be ter.
minated at 9 months notice.
Letters are requested to be car
lied at 3 pence per ounce, and pa
pers at 3 pence per pound.
The yachts Cambria and Sappho
we're tOwed from COwes at 4 O'Clock
his morning TO east end of Isle of
A stiff west by southwest
freeze prevailed. The Cambria
cached Ryde at 10 o'clock under
Iasy sail.
PARIS, May lA.-GFeatpreparations
re progressing for the proclama.
ion Of the Plebiscite vote. The
Emperor will deliver an Grafton.
Several editors implicated In the
'ebruary plot are liberated, includ-
lg MiIlierie and Regault Of Mar
eilles.
The Magistrates yesterday con.
icted fOrty-nine persons and &C.
uitted eight.
PARIS, May lathe French gov
nment has officially denied the
eport that the extradictiOn Of
-ustave Florens lie contradicted.
PARIS, May l4.-Many more per.
ons have been sentenced to i'm.
risonment for their connection
18th the late disorders.
PARIS, May lathe accession
the Duke Of Grammont to the
Of Foreign Affairs is now :
certain. ,
FLORENCE, May l4.-Some polit- ,
OIL disturbances here yesterday, :
1t after several arrests quiet was >
,
FLORENCE. May ii -The partici. :
'tOrs in the political troubles to. !
~ were mainly students of the
University. Several of the more i.
diti0ns were arrested. i
Garibaldi's refusal to act against =
e %insurrection in the Nap0litan Z
'Ovinces lie generally attributed to
0 fact that many ofthe insurgents ,
Q his own Wordmen and friends. 1
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