The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-06-24


uons as 20 admission as their proprietors
might deem proper TO impose. TlIlotson
waived examination aud gave bail n swat
the action of the United States grand jury.
During the session Of the grand jury Davis
has been before IL several times but failed
TO impress the jurors that he had case
that they were warranted in entering on,
and they, therefore, presented no bill
against TlllOtson. In view Of the interest
taken in the case the action OF the grand
! jury is important.
NEw foRK, June fs.-A steamer which
arrived here yesterday from Havana brought
information that there were thirty cases of
yellow fever there. rssa - si-as-
NEW YORK, June ia special dispatch
from Rome says the Pope has changed his
mind with regard to the declaration Of new
cardinals Of the church. No cardinals
will be declared in the cons,story. which
Will be held in the Vatican on June %
Bishops only win be preconised on the oc-
casion. l
A special dispatch says the instruction
at Topaz has been in successful revolution
against the government OF Fresldent Lerdo
de TeJada since the second Of June. The
military governor and all the Federal Mex
lean officials have been made prisoners, and
the Federal troops stationed at San Anto-
MO, have fallen back before the rev0lu-
tionists. Senior Bana is the leader of the
revolution
New YORK, June ia Boston dispatch
\ says Gen. Flzhugh Lee. yesterday, m con-
versation Onbehalf Of himself, and All the
prominent gentlemen who came to Boston
with the Southern military companies, ex-
pressed the tm0st satisfaction and pleasure
IN view OF the reception given them by the
people of Massachusetts, and said ne be-
lieved this celebration, and attendant cir
cumstances, would do more than almost
any other event to bring about the old fra
ternal feeling between the North and
South. ga
New York. June l9.-Busiuess of the
Stock Exchange was DELAYED somewhat by
the presence of the Washington Light In .
fantry, escorted by the Old Guard, of
which Geo. Mclean, president of the Ex-
change, is captain. The reception of these
| gentlemen was cordial to the degree of be-
ing enthusiastic.
New YORK, June 19-Bank statement:
Loans decreased g, So, 900; specie in
creased $50, 600; legal tenders Increased
| $27, 600, 900; deposits Increased 81, 125. 900;
specie increased to-day 1876, 900.
New YORK, June 21.-The Boston DIS
patch of yesterday says only once of the WIS.,
iting organizations from the South remains
in Boston, and thatls the Richmond Com
mandery of Knights Templar. They leave
to-day, Monday Their reception has been
the grandest of all the great demonstrations
Of welcome during the past week. The
appropriation for the entertainments of these
sesenty men was 500, 900, and great deal
more has been expended Cor the same OBJ
ject by private citizens. A collation. was
given them by st. Andrews Lodge, which
has only thirty-eight members 1t cost
$50. 900. They were treated to carriage
drives about the suburbs, resting from time
to time at the elegant residences to which
they were invited. They were also splen-
didly entertained in Newton. The guests
were overpOwered by all. these and other
! evidences of Massachusetts, hospitality and
say they. will 90 home with revived affec-
ton for their sister cOmmandery, and with
new interest IN our common country. Their
| spirits set forth in an extract from one of
their number, EX-GOVERNOR Walker, when
the commandery and their hosts made
Masonic visit to the scene of Warren's death
at Bunker Hill. .
The Governor said, in closing his re-
marks, s'We come here to say that we fully
recognize that the flames of war have sub
sided and that glorious emblems Of Feace
are growing for all of us ferries Of good ana
applausel; we come here TO say that IN
honest reality we desife--to extend to you
the right hand 81 Fellowship, and in the
future sfarchpn with you as one people,
Iaboring to. accomplish one great object,
the perpetuation of the American Union in
all purity, in. all sublimity and in all the
grandeur which our fathers founded, and in
which it f1ourished from the first. ZAP
plause and cheers. To be brief. we stand
here to say to you. that we hope the sons of
Massachusetts and Virginia may always be
able in the future to say, behold how good
and pleasanta thing it is for brethren to
dwell together in uuity.'n Applause and
cheers. III Z. ..,' 's..e5' 81,
The sentiments here expressed seemed
to be shared by alIAthe Southerners who at
tended the celebration. .rr rgrtrF- 81
AT the Banquet given by Demolay Com
mandery, Saturday evening, the table was
laid with the most expensive Yiands of the
season. Eminent Commander John NJ.
Clark sat at the head of the table, at which
were seated $50 guests The presiding
officer made speech Of hearty welcome.
Governor Walker also spoke, assuring all
present hearty welcome in case they came
to Richmond. Alderman Clark extended
the welcome of the city, and Commander
Tanner, on responding for Richmond Com
mandery, gave an account of courtesies re-
ceived on the trip from Baltimore to Bos-
ton, and extended hearty invitation to
Demolay Commandery to visit Richmond.
very soon.a This was seconded by all of his
commandery with lusty cheers. Yesterday
both encampments went to Music Hail.
where sermon was preached by Rev. W.
H. A. Murray, before an audience COM
pletely filling. the hall, although tickets
were required for admission. A special ode
was sung by the Masonic choir. :
NEW York, June 21-@The Fifth Mary
land Regiment arrived here this morning
from Boston about s o'clock They were
attended by the marine band of Washing
ton, and looked well after their trip, and
expressed. themselves as thoroughly salts
fed. There was no reception of any kind,
and the regiment took its departure over
the Pennsy lVania Central Railroad by a spe-
cial train at $3.50 A. M
NEW YORK, June 22.-Wm. n. Tweed's
friends say that he is TO be released from
the penltentiary this morning. It is ex-
pected that he win be taken to the district
attorneys Office and th0nce to the court of
Oyer and Terminer, when the bail il the
criminal action under which the bench war
rant was recently issued will be fixed. II
he gives the required bail ne VIII probably
be arrested BY the sheriff on an order of ar
rest granted in the civil suit for Sc, 600, 600.
Mr.. Tweed's counsel may, however, move
in the Supreme Court chambers to-day for
the release of their client, or for a reduc-
tion Of the So, 900, 900 bail named in the
order Of arrest rrsrt rttr
NEW YORK, June %. John Morrissey,
who had been directed to appear before
the Tammany Hall COMMITTEES on disci=
pline, to answer a charge Of treason and
conspiracy against the peace and welfare
OF the party, attended last night and an
swered . series Of questions concerning his
political course during the winter. The
COMMITTEES refused 20 accede 20 the request
Of Mr.. Morrissey for the admission Of the
members Of the press. The investigation
was conducted in secret, but the proceed
ings are published in full this morning.
Mr.. NOrrissey defended himself against the