The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-08 00:00:00

enemy's troops, and resistance being utterly impos- LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Bible the white flag was hoisted, and the Emperor
Maximilian, with all his staff, surrendered to Gen. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
Corona. A few hours afterwards they were marched
to the convent of La Cruz."

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE WESER.

A strange and fatal coincidence is worth notice
in relation to Mexico. The Emperor Iturbide, once
supposed to be beloved by his subjects, but after-
wards accused of treason, was executed on July 19,
1.824.' Forty-three years afterwards, on the 19th
of June, 1867, the same date of the month, a se-
cond Emperor of Mexico suffered the same fate.
Just before he was shot lturbide said to the crowd,
" Mexicans, at the moment when I am about to die,
I recommend to you to love your country. 1 die
for having come here to aid you." Iturbide was
once called the Liberator. In 1838 there was
another change in the spirit of the Mexican people.
At the demand of General Bustamente, the remains
of Iturbide were brought to Mexico with great pomp
in that year, 1838, and interred in the cathedral,
and with the honours befiiting a hero and a
patriot.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 8.

The North German Lloyd's steamer Weser, from
New York on the 27th ult., arrived here to-day
with 136 passengers for this port, Havre, and Bre-
men, 27 sacks of mails, $117,934 in specie for
England, and $1,500 for Bremen. On the 28th
she epoke the English ship Wisconsin bound west,
and on the 7th inst., off Sicily, passed the English
vessel Uruguay steering up channel.
NEW YORK, June 27.

The Presidential party arrived at Hartford yes-
terday, and were cordially received by the Gover-
nor and the Connecticut Legislature. Mr. Johnson,
in a brief speech, expressed Lis gratification at the
kind reception he bad received in New England,
and declared that if bis political judgment erred it
was an error of the head, not of the heart. All his
efforts had been honestly directed for the public
good.

The Chambre des Mises en Accusation has sent
the case of Berezoustie, to be tried before the Court
of Assize of La Seine. The assassin has been for-
mally interrogated by the President of the Court,
M. Devienne. Berezowski declared that he had
chosen M. Emmanuel Arago to defend him, and
that he had nothing to add to the explanations he
gave during the preliminary inquiry. The trial
will conclude on Monday, the 15th inst. The Pro-
cureur-General, M. de Marnas, will conduct the

The Pennsylvania Republican Convention has
passed a resolution strongly condemning the policy
of President Johnson.

Suratt's counsel are attempting to prove an alib
'or the prisoner on the night of the assassination.

prosecution.
A pleasure train from Marseilles has brought 850
visitors to the Exhibition. Among them are 40
Arabs and their wives, who intend to give some
concerts of African music.

ALEXANDRIA, July 7.
The Nile is rising, and there is every prospect o

Charles the First, King of Wurtemberg, is ex-
pected in Paris daily. The Viceroy of Egypt has
left for Loudon.
The Empreso and the Imperial Prince are about
to leave Paris for Biarritz.

abundant crops.

BRUSSELS, July 8.

The Brussels papers of to-day state that the
Queen of Prussia will leave Windsor Castle on the
9th inst. for Paris, and will alight at the hotel of the
Prussian Embassy. The Moniteur Beige of to-day
says that the intended festivities of the Court have
been abandoned, and the visits which their Majesties
have promised to several towns in Belgium have
been aijourned.