davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS

FOREIGN NEWS
Letters FROM Vera Cruz which claim TO be based upon trust
worthy authority state that France will hereafter pay Maxi
milan 500 O0 francs month for his urgent eIpenscs and
tibet the Austrian and Belgian troops will likewise paid by
France Gen CaIvoa has asked 500 900 from the citizens
q Matamoros Macmillan has ordered military conscrp-
ton In Mexico and Pnoba and announced thai
scripton will take place in the whole Mexican Empire.
Advces from Nassau inform that there has boon
excitement at that place arising out Of apprehended Fepn
invasion Of the Bahamas The Of the intended attack
Is traced 70 Key West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

oil has been struck in Overton County. Tennessee
on the north line of that State, about midway from
its eastern TO its western border-l6 miles from the
Cumberland mountains Already, three wells are
pumping, three more being bored, and four others
started The Newman well, only 80 feet deep.
yields ten barrels of heavy lubricating oil per hour
Another, only % feet deep, yields to hand-pump
fifty barrels per day. The country is mountainous.
the roads bad and railroad to the Cumberland in-
dispensable. The location is about so miles N. J..
NJ Nashville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

We give on another page an abstract of letter Of
the Hon. Robert Dale Owen to The Washington
Chronicle, on the Mexican question. Mr. Owen is Of
opinion that the French Government should evocuato
Mexico before the end of the present year. and that,
lift should fail to do So it is the right and the interest
of the United States to aid the Mexican Republicans.
He advocates, in particular, the Mexican Loan bill.
and expresses the hope that the aid extended to the
Mexican Liberals will lead to modification of the
frontier of the United States on the Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

We publish letter from Mr. Eberhart, State Super
nendent of Freedmen's Schools in Georgia, rciuting
the ISLANDERS which certain Of the proSaycry negro
hating papers Of the country have circulated respect
ing the female teachers in the Southern eoored
schools We cannot expect, however, that the manu-
facturers Of these lies will acknowledge the fasity Of
h.fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

Antioch College, at Yellow Springs, Ohio, is q
school for both sexes and has claimed to be the
pecial champion of female elevation and wholesome
Independence. But we read in the reports Of the
Commencement exercises last week that Mrs.
susannah W. Dodds, having completed the prescribed
course of study and won adpoma by scholarship and
conduct was prohibited by tho faculty from reading
her thesis on the platform unless she would conform
TO their idea and not her OWL of what stye Of dress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

was most becoming aud hea.hful. In other words,
she ust put of the garments she had mOdeStiy worn
during her years Of study lest MIS- Grundy should
call tine fagultiel gentlemen 70 account From thii
SO conclude thai tho mantle of Independence and lib
crafty bcqucahed to tie College by Horace Mann
has been worn out and cloak OF serving snbsii-
tued To Mrs. Dodds's spirit in declining tho diploma
of Antioch we cannot find objection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

A DisoRpERED STATE oP THE BLOOD is the prime
e,sso Of many very troublesome ooinp Skin Diseases Mer
o1u. Aacc,ons scrcs searsy and OOe but few Of The
many disorders arising om lie tspravsd Condition Of tie 's huid
Voc ai.saes Of this reliable curative
BY susins horous parties the blood and
my morbid tendency desse Which may exist In the y'
the time suns tie strength Of the patient and
imr-r OrtO The whole py structure To DO satisfied Of iis
en- ay the testimony those who have been radically cured
by H. given length In Jsynss Almanac Sold by al druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

Another portion Of the Tariff bill has gone through
the congressional gauntlet. motion by Mr. Kelley
to reduce the duty on Italian marble from 81 to 20
cents per cubic foot was considerably debated, and
finally failed; but on motion Of Mr. Hogan the ad
valorem duty on polished marble increased from
20 to IS per cent. The Committee has so far accom-
plished II sections of the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

Mayors veto by vote Of ls to a. the resolution for
ten years contract to light the city with coal gas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

They purify. strengthen and inyigOrate.
ftsy create trs ihy appetite.
1h-y N aniidc- 20 change Of water and Diet
Ihry strengthen 10 y tteu.
TbsJ pnIify the breath and stomach
fhsJ cure Dyspcpsis and Constipation
They cure Liver Con p.aiat and Nervous Headache.
psAKE PLANTATION HfrrvRs have cured Of chronic
wr.kness mencho and vant Of vita a.
nDsdcne the world ha produced They parcu eipd
delicate females and Of sedeuey occupaiou Oss-ve
the propeofs private stamp the ccs q esc bottle II
dealer not oii Il. report Z. ". DEaEg 4 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

Senator Wilson condemns the Tariff Bill, now pend
ing in the House. as Western and not Massachu-
sets measure There are rumors, likewise, OF o
movement in the Senate to have 1t postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

LYONS INSECT PcwDER for exterminatng Reaches,
Ant. and vemn aud preserving fus and clothing from Moths The
original genuine signed LYON Al others limitations
by BARNES Co. No 81 Psrkrcw.
SECONDHAND SAPES in large numbers. OF our own
make exchange Tor patent ALoh and
Dur PLASTER Sans. For ssle Low.
MARVIN Co. 265 Brosd~sy. and III Chestnut A. Phiia
A single trial of DALLBYs GALvASIc HORSE SALvB
sad you buy netting for Os Scratches. Cuts strains
Sores Swclnss ssi aud Nal Prets also sofens and pre-
the oeL Sod by druggists and the Depot No. 70 Cedar
st. Eew-York. fry cents box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

The desire to relieve the sufferers by the terrible
fire in Portland will be heightened by further accounts
Of the loss and destruction caused by that extraor-
binary calamity. The citizens of many New-Englsnd
towns, and of New-York, are subscribing large sums
to their aid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

Mr. Coffroths Pension bill for the soldiers of 1912
has been recommtted to be matured. The most posi-
tive objection made TO the bill is that it does not
tend its benefits 70 The soldiers Of she late war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
CONGRESS.

In tie Senate Yesterday the Commerce Committee reported
favory the House resolution for the appointment Of
Committee Retrenchment. The Conference Committee on
the Tax bill then made report which after consde able
debate agreed to and sent to the House the Senate
took until p when private bills from the Com.
miitee Pensions considered At 81 the Senate ad
Journed.
In the House fine bill granting pensions 70 the officers and
soldiers Of the Of 1912 the regular business Of
the morning After debate and action upon several amend
ments the bill recomred 20 the Committee Invalid
Peusons74 to 40 The morning hour having expired the
House went into Committee Of the Whole the Tariff bill
After action amendments the Committee and
the report Of the Conference Committee the Internal Reve
nue bill presented aud after debate asrssd TO- n TO o.
The consideration the Tariff bill then resumed. and
,nued through the evening session until adjournment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
GENERAL NEWS.


Later adyces from Portland represent the papers and ohor
property Of the National Traders and Second Naona
Banks and Of the Ocean Insurance Company so Tho
officers issuing slips and Will probably go out
of town 70 publish fr the present The shade trees OF tho
city are mostly ruined Owing to tho generous charities q
other towns aud cities suffering for food The work
OF restoration is rapidly going forward.
The Grand jury Of New Orleans have charged through
Judge Ab that the Constitution adopted July 1884 and rati
fed by the people September Of the year Ia tho Con
sttoou of the State Of Louisiana which eli officers
to support.
Secretary Seward at the request q Senator Hendricks OF
Indiana has applied TO the British Minister fr the release OF
Father Mo Mahon Catholic priest from Anderson in that
State who was captured at Fort Ero with the Fenans
The fourth game ball championship Of the State
was PLAYED in Waterbury Conn., the 9Th Inst. by tho
Waterbury and Charter Oak Clubs resulting in the over
wbcmng defeat OF the former the standing to p
II was Robert Blrnw Il Rhot ex-senator who was re-
Gently sssasnaed at Charleston & c. but younger brother
named enamin s. Ihet cotton merchant who has never
mingled in political life.
An extensive fire occurred at Cherry Valley " Y the
night Of tho Fourth. Involving loss Of sm $4,000 to
100000 1t Is believed to have been the work Of an In
cendiary.
CHEZ Justice Bowie of the Maryland Court Of Appeals has
decided that the Civil Rights bill constitutional In FIR
it supersedes oil State laws rendering mulaoes in
competent witnesses against white persons.
Geo Peabody. Thursday made another gifi OF 100000
TO the Peabody Institute established by him at South Dan
vers Moss.
Hopes entertained Of the recovery Of Gen. Lane Of
Kansas He Is conscious and seemed sch better tho night
Of the 5tb inst.
Odd Fellows Hail. valued 500 900 insured for $1,000
destroyed by fire the night Of the 9TH at HevOeans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
bnelnces Notices.


CoSGEEss AND EMPIRE WATERS
az used with greatest in the temn. Of dypepsia
constipation diseases govt and rheumatism and
with decided advantage ir pulmonary complaints
Dbbe, gravel is,iier, kidneys and bladder tna an
rtsoiive umeiy IN
COLUMBIAN WATER.
~b,h s so. especially excellent in disease,
PEcULIAE TO WoNEN
These waters being
PUEE NATURAL. USADvLrsHsrGe
n',y b. tl1eu with safety which
ARTIFICIAL PHErARArIoS
oae rival effects alike pgsanh They Impair
sue.. ard bsuy the complexion which only be retained
whss .yiie free from obsrasons Tser PeT'evsFns use
VII sls,os, invariably restore health sud visor
Fer ..s by al Druggists. A. wholesale oslyb
HOrCHKIs Soss,
Propuecfs
Nc. ~ Betknans.,
EewYoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

who taking IL away W boats II is supposed O. have
bon stolen from Che Ccuira' Ia lad dock at Jcy rs -.
Usil lle'laad Te'le German. arrested 90 Jer7
CTS yesterday charged With having horse supported lave
b,en sou. 10 lbs possession JohnGofsor accl residing
u Boresr r. drowned IbasdaT s.terncon IN lie
ack,ack River HeA.d gone alone tatar. but did bot
rot.fn. His body he's been recovered.
Tie Board Of EEcise yesterday granted n licenses making
total OF 400 granted by the Board Seventyone inanc'
lions yere issued against the Board yesterday making in all
~ Al the meeting Of the Board held yesterday Afternoon
Judge Bosworth criticised quite severely the decisions Of
Judges CardOso and Brady.
La OF tho deung French cashier who made bis
c-osp the custody OF Deputy Uuited States rsha
Green on the Sd inst Mr. Green has made statement
which cofrobOraAs the given yesterday that be had
dugeed By the accused who took advantage OF the ON
Gers stdpefcaiion to get away
Further oorroboraye evidence taken yesterday the
case the Conway Mark who died from the eecs
cruel treatment board tho ship T. j. souihard at the
hands OF captain and first mate Tho inquest was tnen
adjourned 10 The 18th inst.
Am Riley arrested yesterday oil suspicion OF stealing
ewelry valued at 90 from Peter W. Cromwell OF No p5'
Hudsonst Elisabeth Witty arrested yesterday Tor
sppropatog her bodoolhng which she saw fa
from expressFagon on the I'd inst
oil opened 1854 and closed Ia ae seios l5 fes'er'
day basness stocks large full prioea There
railway moazes and the estrr
quotation. 4 Tbur~dsy were The stocks strong Al
tic Board the scive and firm Money very
sbunaant on Governments can be had ct
pr In commercial paper its doing al former rsie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

TIE TRIBUNE AT SARATOGA.-Thornton, newsmar
Saratoga for i've cents snd bis boys coll
tie Sidewalk frcn, Of ncipsl hotels at the price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

.ri. r,.t..,,. q Q5,iErs rtfs ri4-ars Sc .i'i d
o., sas Z Iat, O., ssg 90 fl.3 st the" propulsion a.
,ni-.iy d.a,t I.s tou' ,afr srd rir'ious "a p-'
s,d b. i esi ari oia ia br caso'J Z sssnio' Dr.
server 70 c.1p,itd
Ciirrsr Br undergone Ae segos ori' % '' -
U1i sss io-2als ks-fk n. j.. aud Washington - W.
vida tus spneyai Of the
SrAesos-0f gErAL
and oyery tfi 7l sa,eon w p.sfioipi'oi IN he mr.
P-sssrt p-e shove every ,'her bites yoi ts '-A uPa
wlich they ies. a TIE medicinal 'fre''-a
TONIC AND aLTEnArIvz ooaBIssD
al, you'll ~ .pt,;r the ,es,in have received rom
Army Surgeon. sd othe of.s, highest efe''oy and
social position.
BrTKas composed ey iAfgey Of ca-ys
with number Of Other medical Psn chiefly products Of the
,ropi. Of A AMI America II only ehlran tonic bever
age IN che world followed BY SIMPLIFYING reaction hence for conva
Ie.o o dacd and setntsry 1t has equal II hss the
pssn, bitter taste ofparo osys, bark with an undetnsoo e1
og,.e favor suited % most refined psie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

We desire 10 call attention TO the SARATOGA
ysi- Ter
.tcn mineral properties than the Congress- kssingn,
vhy other Spring Water The world ia tonic dUFeic
cshsric wonderful and the
sensrksse nanurr Ns ksp by the principal
Drur.i.,s Hotels and 0roccrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

LADIES for Long Branch, Saratoga, &c, If yOl
h besui snd for yourse and families goo
STITCHES nodorate pfices poifouize -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

GEORGIA PINE-we are prepared to furnish every
dsrsu Of .be shove hewn for domestic and for ship
meat promptly and Host isv0fsbe terms BHADPoRD
RExIcx NO n Broaiway ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

AGUE.-STRICRLASD AGUE REMEDY "a q certain
te Of yesr. tbs Valleys Of Mississippi and
solI and Il the sovereign remedy ali these infected districts
sod BY al Dfuggi.ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
TRY iT. TRY IT.
THR IsoSB STAR LisImgsr
IOK MAN on BEAs~


fOE Man BEAs~
Cuars SEfs nrscAsEs.
CyREs RBEUxAnSx
CURES NEURALGIA
CURES OoUr.
CvNEs CUrs WOUND.
CvRKs BHUisRs AND CHLpiAIss
CuREs ACHES PANS
CURES All nEoosnKSpED uooey reloaded Phee 10
90 and % cents per bottle For sale by sn dtuesis,s
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NURSE
MEs wOws SYRUP ia the prescription of one Of the
fns ycan and the United States and bas teon
used o thirty years with nevsrans safety and by N Hons
fmoe for their chnlen relieves tho child from pain, cures
dyseniey and dhes gripping in the bowels aud wind collie BY
giving health the child It rests the mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
Nem!WptIs Daily Gribmare.
SATURDAY. JULY 7. 1906.

To Correspondents.
No notice taken Of Anonymous Communications Nhevers
intended for insertion be authenticated t tho uni cd
the wrer-no necessarily publication. but
anty for HE good iarh.
Al bushes. letters foI sddessedto 1.-THE TsiE
uNE" NewYork
VIZ cannot undertake 60 rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THg AGE.-Dr.
ToBss vEsEAS LsHEyT fsf hs eure q Dy.sn'eIy Group
livery toits warranted Sold by al the Druggists
Depot - Courandst New orb Pnce, ~ and 80csuis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

AMERICAN POPULAR LIPB INSURANCE COMPANY,
Kes and Broadway Causs Presents fes
tire. IN ts circnaf Cal OF send for one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

. 5000 SHINGLES PER Hour are made by the EMPIRE
eBixeIx MAcnIss only and viii mase
ou ofus Of timber sHKGLFs than
ssa be uad BY cay saving sbse machine A. kKeuA Genera
Aren't No. iu Broadway NewioTt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

The Tribune i'm London.
STEVENS BROTHERS, Lbrsd n Hentie,'s
". the THE TRIBUNE
They receive srb,errrioss and Arsssr"ssssta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

Morris CHEMICAL PoMADE Restores Gray Hair,
ke-ps glossy Oar druh the hie dress
IA u.sd sold By No 10 Assor House and dTugss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

LOWF's AmPHTHFATFR
TO-DAY. BALLOON ASCtNSlON-IhF htkooF NiADAhA
Cover, tl af.efnoon aid evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

TERRACE GARDEN Tthd ave. -,.,.,, ID,
TIL. EVENING = 8-IBkO THOMAS oN'hLNAhAh
oANpEN CONCERT. AZ eruoon Concert % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

COsTIvENESs, THE SOURCE or DiSRASE-lt causes
Pc. esdahe dizziness, Bousness Soar stomach Oppression
Low Spirits Wofm Ind &c Dr. lARaN1Ns PLRsTsLTiC
wsnsuted 10 81 these and The only euro for
hhef bleed otherwise Sol BY DYEAs BARNES Co. HkGs
Hass Co. CAswEiL MACK Co, and all DIugziia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

kEW YORK ClRCtS. -
THIS ENFNfNG G-Chisrinfs Royal Spsrish tifc =. ~
Ir.l eymna.a snd AcIobalic fesinlss Mainee WV ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

FLM PARK
TO-DAY FIRE BALLOON Mons Aug go Buily. Toe Buissy
Fsrily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

CHEvALIERs LIFB For THE HAIR
NsvEa gray hair 10 IS original color freshness and
b..s,y stop hnnr vii SURELY promote m
gtowh CKRTE mpar lie and vsor; VII INVARIABLY keep
bead cool sud eihy cordon contains nothing IN
jlou has No EorA AR nREs.iSG and rdorsed by
led y.cans you sa aud gentlemen s require
for the hsir. sold by sll druggists.
sARAH 4. CHsvALIER NJ. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

THE ARM AND LEe, by Il. FRANZ PALMER, Ii. D.
Tie best" fe 70 sodifs ocsrs civilians 1909
Cheho, IT. Pha A,'orpL N.Y. 10 Green IT, Boston Avoid
frsn5olent limitations Of biz patents.
, 1866-06-18

Dr.. Craven, who was detailed as adical
attendant Of JET. Davis in Fortress Maroe-
kept = memorandum Of his conyersatna
With the prisoner on all manner of subfAts
politics, religion, history and science>-
which he has just published In book. Here
is what jeff. Davis said to him about Feu1an-
ism. It Will certainly please the IFisb who
fought for him In the South, aud voted the
coppeEhead ticket for him in the North. Mr..
Davis said
"The present Fenian movement for Ireland
was farce to make angels weep. The last
attempt was in 1915, when the population Of
Ireland Was more than million larRer-the
movement originating at home, and all En-
rope In conVu1siye and volcanic condition.
History gave no example of an oppressed
race that had accepted exile, returufne with
success to liberate their native land. The
tion, indeed, got back to their country. but
only under the swords n combination In
Which England, Austria, Russia, Prussia and
the German States were enlisted, with their
whole military resources. It Was mere catch
penny clamor Of designing demagogues In its
Ireland there was organization, or even
vigorous purpose to accomplish the object
proposed. England's control Of the sea was
absolute, at least so near homo, against any
less combination than the 1avIes Of France
and America. To land men or arms In any
sufficient quantity in Ireland, would require
some desperate sea lights by navy with navy.
and transport feet, costing for vessels and
their equipment not less than some hundred
nilllons. The men engaged In this matter
must be- either fools or rogues. He had no
special cause to lore England, nor dlsAke;
but such lmpraetieab1e and pigmy threaten
lngs Of her empire would be ludlcroas, II not
TIM rad Against 4he rocks of her coast
storm clouds Of thousandfold the Fen9an
power bad dashed with clamor Of waves aud
mist ol spray, but next morning the sun
shone bright again, ths air Wa. calm, and
only In a shore strewn with wrecks, could
evidence be found Of any past commosion."
, 1866-06-18
OF running On both sides-the troops being
nearly all Me1cans- not little bribery.
They appear to be careful to avoid blood
shed, doubtless to avoid "hurting some-

VI running On OQLQ 6fQe5-LQe Troops 0flQE
nearly all MeNcans-aud not little bribery
They appear to be careful to avoid blood
shed, doubtless to avoid s'hurting some,
body"
The Empress Carlotts visited Yucatan 10
February last, md was received with every
demonstration OF Joy by the Inhabitants.
The Empress Is said to be woman Of mas
pie. She has the faculty Of winning cnuh-
denco nud attaching to her the common
people, to whom sho ever lends q willing car
She evidently stock potes'' and "posteu''
herself thoroue hly upon public matters here,
for many glaring abuses have been remedled,
and immediately upon her return to Mexico
new Imperial Commissioner was appointed
to this department. This commissioner a.
rived at s1sal on the 24th ultimo, and his
journey to aud entrance into this city was IN
ovation eqnalled only by the public demou-
stratton which attended the visit of the En-
press: Ihe city paper, called Perfodico
OHfsat, glres flaming account OF the balls,
were held in honor Of HIS E1cellency. The
people, who are always ready for q change,
admire the new commissioner, especially as
he has caused change In officers, and Is
"runnlnR the macline'' with an honesty md
economy unparalleled in puullc affairs in
Yueatau. How long this popularity will last
none can tell-probably till a new commits
aioner is appointed.
The Empress took all hearts by storm, aud
nowhere has she more enthusiastic admirers
than in Yucatan. She travelled In plain.
ucprelerdiug manner, from city to city, living
as Yucalauoa live, making herself familiar
With the country and condition of affairs.
She returned to Vera Cruz upon dirty, M
eomtortab!e, little English steamer, Witch
had long and bofstcrous passage.
Foreigners here, who hare been man7 Yet.rs
In the country, assure me that their only hope
for the country Is to prevent ita lapsins into
iis former state Of anarchy. 1t matters little
what form Of government prcvails-Imperia1
or Repu5iican-so long as esca comparative
pt ace Is insured, and laws enforced. The rule
OF Maximllian has given them q resting spell
and made known the blessings OF peacs and
traders and small agriculturists, which are
eyeryKhcre springinE up, earnestly pray that
all violent, bloody changes may be avoided,
aud, II possible, the present. rule be continued,
having become utislled It Is the best that TIC
country has experienced in the last tweuty
years. They say, Il change Is unavoidable,
let not the government fall into Mexican
b. nds, for they know too well what will in
es ltatlY befal the country. W.R.D