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PRIVATE SALES.
BY CLIFFORD 81 nIATHEwEs

By CLIFFORD 6s hIATHEWES.
No. 81 Ia Brond-street.
That centrally and deairably situated hand aone
HOUSE ana LOT, No. 93 entworth street few door
west OF Coming street The Lot 90 feet from
py !Su feet Deep The House is three and half storie
nigh containing ak rooms, two nicely An ished
ataos, dressing rooms bath room, &c., and pan try:
water and throughout the house. and every mo de
convenience There ia also very fine oistern iaro o
number Of well finished rooms In the yard car ris9e
mousse stable flower garden, fruit trees &C. and alto
gether one OF the most conveniently arranged estabsh
ments In the city,
For terms apply as above. mwf6 July2
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MEASUREtS' NOTICn.
FTyHE UNDERSIGNED. MEAsUBERS AND INspRf,-
i TORS OF TIMBER AND LUMBER, oan be foun a
EON, weat end Of Broad street. All ordera ieft tbaro
win meot with prompt attention. ' >'o'"
SAMUEL p. BENNET.
T. y. BRODR
Q. 3. JHHKIAB.
June 20 ~ O. n. BESSELLIEU
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TEE SOUTHERN CULTIVATION for July 1866, published
Mt Athens. Ga, has come to hand The number ap.
pears to be we'll gotten up, and contains numerous
articles OF striking interest various agricultural sub
teots The work is published at q low price and do.
serves Southern patronage
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Sundtes-On account and risk Of Former PA
chaser.
BY WILBUR & SON.
THIS DAY. July I'd, at our Sales Rooms corne 81.
and Chalmers streets. Mt 1Ots O'clock Will be soI1
AN INVOICE OF SUNDRTES amounting to 4 5N0' n
account and risk OF former purchaser, ho not hayin
complied with terms OF sale. consisting Silver Plate
Tea, Dinner and Dessert Spoons. Ladies' White Cotto
hose, Gents Mixed and Brown Half Hose Nee lilac a n
Scissors, summer Pants, Rings sets Brooohe an =,
Rings, Watch Keys sets Studs, &C., &c. " q
100 dozen WHITE AND COLONEL coTrav ION
yards ~
200 pounds Black Flax Thread, Nos. 3O 35 % q
400 gross Buttons &C., &C.
- Conditions cash. Ju,v O.
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MAYORS COURT, Saturday Morning, June s0.-Th
only case ofinterest before His Honor to-day that
OF tho proprietor Of the Mills House Stables charge
with asking moro than the rates allowed by the
City Ordinance. His Honor decided that tho Mill
House coaches were not hacks but carriages at hiring
and dismissed the case.
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REGULARS voLusTEERs.--whereve through tho
broad South these forces of the victorious enemy
have marched, marked difference between them ha
been noted Where the people 80 fortunate as to
see out one class OF the enemy individual acquan
ed with both would have difficulty in decdiuR from
their description which that The comparison
was always in favor OF the regulars and especially in
regard to oacera. With the 1t was the effect of
discipline. With the officers It the effect of discl
pine and breeding combined, The volunteer officer g
were braggadocos and bules. who oppressed, robbed
and fnsutted men, women and children for the mere
fun Of the thing, aud with every accompaniment
brutality which their devllish ingenuity could inyen
The regular officers on the other hand treated peo
pie with some sembance o respect. If the orders of
the government, or their own evil inclinahons COM
PEELED them to be robbers tyrans they tried to
and tyrannze In gentlemanly way. Like the knight
OF the road In the olden no they took your wa tc
with smile and your pocketbook with bow and lik
Turkish Sutans they sentenced death with CO p L.
ment. There may be little choice between robbie rs,
but II 1t s ones fate to be robbed It Is better to ia II
into the hands those who will do the thing gentee lily
than into the hands OF those who will steal from 70
and then beat you.
Ence the cessation OF hostilities this contrast be.
tween the regulars and volunteers his been still mo
strongly marked. The volunteers have treated the
south as conquered and hated foes Like towards they
have ntruck their enemy when he down. The reRu
lars have acted more noby Resistance ceased the ir
Ire has subsided The Confederacy vanished they re-.
collect that they tho soldiers of North on y
but Of the United States.
Nowhere has this superiority OF the regular arm
over the volunteer corps been srkngly displayed
than IN Charleston. We will dwell on the disagree.
able side Of the picture. We afford to bury that In
silence and treat the actors with contempt. Itwou Id
be unjust however not to mention in terms of
the conduct OF the Sixth Regular aince it
been In our midst and also the entente coriale which
exists between civil authorities and the ofcers Of
that regiment and other regular officers connected with
this military post.
Colonel a. B. CLrTz. who has received a complime n
tary appointment carrying him North the CO
dial respect OF this community and It Is fortunate for
Charleston that he has been succeeded by Major Roy.
another efacient officer Of the same regiment.
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PRoyoBT CoURT, June S0.-It will be noticed on ne
rusa Of the proceedings today that several cases IN
which freedmen are charged with capital foonies ave
been turned over to the Military Commission now in
session in this city Az this s the same comm iasion
before which the Anderson prisoners we're tried t ia 10
be hoped that the same untring efforts Will be us ed to
bring these negroes to justice the
Of those unfortunate n en-.
United States Us. James MCQUEEN icoloredl sw Ind.
linR.-This was an interesting case, showing the ne.
gros capacity for freedom, and tho aptitude and zeal
with which he has entered upon his new of pro-
gresB.
Sam Williams tco!ored), sworn-witness was present
at the Bwindling. Defendaut bet O country darkey
watermelon thai he could not hold strap on stok at
tho country negro wn and then bet him So and won it,
Defendant was In cahoot with another fellow who
Joseph Green loolored,. sworn Defendant and ano
sher fellow 60 about town cheating the green country
10 A. NJ, in Chalmers.street, they made bet with
fellow just from James Island with watermelons and
mot bet defendant told wtnoSs to shut his MOUTH
and tried to bully him off, the who got away does
green ones to make the bet and does all the haStn0
and bullying; witness thought II was shame for them
Tos6ng g and SO had defendant arrested
United statesv, Joseph Singleton (coiored Having
gun and not being able to account for i2PoiIceman
Queen and Meeting streets with double. .barreed gun;
asked him where he got It, and he said It belonged TO
ofhcer Of the DAY sentme to Hsppoldts with him. and
Happoldt denied knowing anything about It; do.
fendant said afterwards he got II out of the bushes Not
guilty.
United States vs. Alfred E Pelot-PolIceman aerdtz,
with Policeman Goldlrg Wednesday morning, between
and O'Clock, In Meeting atreet between George.
sreet and Burns lano defendant with Clothes ana
asked him about them. He said they were his own
he had red shawl, which Re said was his mother's.
Told him was too heavy for this hot weather. Arrest
ed him and took him to guard house. Sergeant Wade
posite guard houRe defendant struck witness with
sung ahot. Witness cried murder and defendant drop
pod the clothes and through tho burnt district De-
fendant was arrested again last night has known de-
fendant sinoe January and has doubt Of his iden
tty.
Sergt. Wade, OF Police. sworn Last Tuesday morn
ing vtsted posts Of sontnes Meeting street, and
found defendant in custody inquired csuse and was
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AUCTION SALES,

Pdrtor and Dining Room F,,,.n;t,,r,
By WILBUR & SON
THIS DAY, July I'd, at Sales Rooms corror ,. ,
and Chalmers streets, at IOt. O'Clock win hn a Sta
HAlRSEAr CHAIRS HAII-sEAT SOFA, Ha Hrs;o
Rocker. Extension Dining Table, Cauc.Srat {, ~"
Wood Chairs, MarbleTop Centre Table Mahogany sis
Ianie side6oard Carpets. Mating. Window Sh nd :,
ALSO,
ONE FoURHoRsE ARMY WAGON. Iron Axle.
good order. ''
Conditions cash. Unlimited articles viii bo receiy
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LAUSoH.-on Saturday morning last there was
launched from the shipyard Of Mr.. 9. zANAouERA at
BENEFITS Mill, East Bay, Of the prettiest little
crafts that have ever seen upon the water, and
whioh must reflect great credit upon It's builder The
vessel is Intended for steam "Water Boat" and is
propeller being so feet In length of 10 feet beam
on feet DEPTH Her tank Is capable Of holding 1000
gallons OF water and she has double engines OF thirty
morse power eaoh she has 10 inoh cylinders and 10
mon stroke With An upright tubular boiler of feet
.nohes diameter ana feet height containing 1si two
inch tubes and her propeller ia feet inchea in dIa
meter with pitch OF 7feet The hull was built by Mr.
D. AAfAduEnA OF the boat oak cedar and hAohmetack
and s oopporfastonod and shea,hod with 10 o. yellow
metal. Her engines and machinery are from the we'll
Known estAbliahmont Of Joun r. TAYLOR AZ Co. ana
the blacfamiths work has bean executed by Mr.. O. A.
goAn1.AN.
ThiS nne hee steamer, which will bo OF great service
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JOHN B. LAf1rrE, Eso.-This gentleman, with his
family arrived here from Paris New York. on satur.
day last after absence of four years. He returns
with renewed health and increased feeling of aec
ton for his old home. His feow-ciizens may rest
sured that his capacity and business ntegenc will be
largely devoted to rebuilding and restoring, to
than their former prosperity the waste places around
us.
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W. Hsury Hosan 4 n sliy. tDdsy recsivsd lssts'
wr.lsn a. 10 inssAsss ~ NJ c~o.gs Pesboay, ths
banker vho vii 1ufs hare ion0uow nighs, sasing
TIA, gsnusmsn % tc4g.ss ihs c.fsna " Monifea v
orsso any oonisR sial~a dsnonss,oas tss SocDion
os BIZ arrival ~ ne that be has Del ssi hny
ana al pubG rsssytioas asos coming v AmsricA Egi
vihstsEdsg ~ rsqosss Nv pssh1y riii rsosvs nsny
sissssi0ns y hs sraip1 rsgasd 10 .hlsh hs hsld o
s Brsh proynoss vksr~ ihs nobls i.sr u the oussn
~ BftAn has hnamsd iass and bs~sty prds ssd W q
gren 4~~rs 10 All rossbi. honor W tbs Efest Dsns
faftnr tan assaft ca aothofity shst M Pssbodr w
ieays hers on hon1sy Dornins, hecom psni@d ~ bis
friend Mr. AlsrsndsS rrgshaft fgf hs sssasnsr
whsfs b. - isisiss "a the s.ss - aslnoa tsbns for
s~vsral ssya He gu, "a ha hoagkA siso Tss tbs Gov.
srucf Gsnsr~i srd toe Pansnsna Al Vttawa psfsfs he
rstsfn " tbs Cnii~d HtAisa
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A. Usasrtak.r Frightened.

rnE LAR caaE Og CBoLtsl ~ctRi0ts THENo.
sgSa AFrga DrArH.
on rharesy a., lanes Hsy~aSd a. Ersiah msr'
ehsnt rs-dias - ~ as D5-ep ~As rspgri.a v hs'.
fisd ~ Asisue cbosra Ts byiy So thea yiss a ~"
ycs.h.slar hoes corner ~ ths Bowsfy sHd nFeoms
ssre.a snd snsertasss ssai ~ Z, nsssars ani
~ X 0at ID fs- MINUTES bs r1a.sf from tho Fson
shauuns The man - living "ths man = M0sinf
~ Wslsrtnan the police safgspn ~ss then called
ln ard IN sfnnirNtlon fg9ti Tat tks bgfr lad hos
been r~sHsx itst@f b1t merely pnierNoihx soms
pWaustAry lostans caassd ~ the oontfsra 90 ~ We
traarss oIths arms snd tsliebnx ~ ths syslfs ooh
gtgen n tilbgs MT uBsngsn " wrift otsagrsrr a
eholsra csss. Ita rsyvefwTnts fssffsi v y~ruf IN
eA.~. vhsre ystishis as ~ s>stn Datkts tat4fe q
ets~r. cssss Ansf assth The reiAr sna ua1ss
~. nor.mssaa ~ uLi-L ue s11.rtsHu 80 ~ mSeh
a.afu~d
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mportsnt judicial Decision Under the
tivn Rigss MN sy Jss,iss nawis.

BAiAHM~hts 4ARY ~ A"RV
An lsnry,ytshf d.stsgn Las been ferisr~i ~ IaAGs
Bo~is chisf Jassoe " tha Court ~ App~als y h~y.
had. upass a.. csru Right. bn ne fs~ ~ tha es-
ar briefly a. fgii0ws DR. A somsrr IksfFh',
souigDmsry oyaS,y. o9mniusd a aas1t sI''n .
espyre1 nas "a ths streets 4 R1sr1is sssns hn vs'r
.srsrsiy rhs oolorsi mahs -fs sa@i eats ~~'aA'
ssfare . tisies a - r@sg asa'nh spws'a -
vhleh L. -as Ars.ssa sHf srstsnsi bsfpfs ~ nax'
tfs,a Tts osyunt4l x ~ rsntfs sfg1si usi ~ 49,.
800 - l.e,i srerf - sws " MNylsat eehtfnf
.Esi ~ ssxrs ~ mrIano eaald " eemps rtess 49,
.g.fs.t ~st,s tstssn Tbn JasNfs o. go &AA - 7
psAia law hnd 49, sifoEstsA aoa srfFftsfs 49,
ali "a vod an1ef ne Citl lAsaa tlit 80
rrqairtd ths srcusd ~ EiFs bei - a.1T ~
o. fafeuN CYart rs HgBsw ffesfl. -
90. sYWns,sssd Tfsr.9pgn ~ eqa arsA tbsvt~sa n
Cslsf ysstlrs nyws ~ a ~ni ~ bARsaAs - ~ 49,
his Wstsog rsfgss1 u FFsEt TrtHg rNs. W e. nen
s.l.1.s - a. stoa n ~ ma4sfst@ tpa
O. ss'gs listtyaslny " ID. elrn kgt@ 90 - tn
!. ls,~s " u. question ~ 1tsfFsss - a-4s-s ~
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.ss.y .eesgrs ~ ~ 40 ! nas yssffss ~ ~.
s.'..a ~ vsyysnt ss4 fsrsed 80 Ffs~t
s.ev "A % gws~Y
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G A NJ A D A.
Proceedings IN Psyifsnss.s--Rs sprsssnts-
i've az the Parts Exhibition, &e.

VUAWAl .. W IuTF y IstT.
An ten u tny thoa,.nd coIIa- has been voted ~
N. Hoas. 70 snsbs csaAds 70 - repr-santsi n 'hs
Paris Exhibition The Hoass hss b~an snsaxrd 10 ron.
the busin..s al This iAy ne sincassion u ths BufEgs
has been postponed ul russisy n~rl vhsn ~ a..
bstss win become mors nlsrssns sbsn hsy hsvs been
kthert0
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Ess rsxmr~D gviy ., i@~
Bssss~ vas entirely suspsrds1 hss yesterday, Essa
snshssassn vs rsssifssisd here ssi tArgssAgsi Ne
sAsa~ ia ne prv.~~zinss 70 eeaseys,s shs 1sy
rhs ssstnshtg hser.msrto has 1rTved frrrn Fnfra
wnsins New Yws asis. ~ Jgns IN hinins shafss
sss bsslas,lps ophs Ia a~vsgs tso, fsilg- gssss
go, s..s,-ss Vel, imssr& slia gseD- -eSes A>s~
ksn1erp Vk
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vrrA cnr1, June %. lsss,


srolrtSr yRos rax1co
Our lstesi sdvlces from Tampoo 70 the 10Th ms
A. whch tms he liberals cloeely bessssing Tie
city
On tho morning of the 9th inssn, they msde an II,
,aek--vhich 70 he imperialE,sa surprso-and sae
cceded gaining possession % fort situated on tho
southwest side u the place A they took The
fJrt rrty mounied flashed Into the city erpeting
per arrangement or preconcsrsd plan 70 be received
in friendly manner by the imperial herican troops,
but the alarm spread rapidly that the plan sss de-
fealed though not until sharp skirmsh took plsce
lsss 20 the mlsFaiista u ia Killed nrludns Col
Prieto, who al onlcer the stan Of General LS
madrid
The Iibersls per last sdvicc. were s.d 10 b sbou,
and Il then thought that there fair prospect
Of the liberals taxing the pace A. last acc0unts
the liberals occupying Rsnncr, and entirely In
vesting the city. Our despatch ssys--''We aro com
petey eoscd ap here By land
sivra A0arv
A. observed by the papers received With ths ast
mails from tho North that some Tn New York advo.
eating santa Anna leader for the Mexican people 20
nrn 70 the slde o. truth and fsc,s 70 ssy that they
far out of TIE rsy from properly vis~Ds henican
politics.
crsasAL LAxApRrp.
when the steamer Jeff Tampco. which brorght or
advcca Festerday there was consdsrsbe gossip IN nn
,sry circles bearing upon General Lsmsdrd II wE
wnd that the General had received not FROM tbs
liberals that II he would come over their side tbsy
would take rampoo and pvs bim command a u and %
the literal toofs operating IN the surrounding o0unry
rss gnation ~ The imperial government bot that the
innpsraisss declined 10 seespt "a IA thought thsf
farnarids resgnaiion acesptef he would a. u
the liberals taxing ai bis men vIih him
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B1NTcs, JAY y lrSe
Gsovss rssboty On Thsrsssy nsds ancsssr Eifi q =
h@s1rsi Aoss.nd aotsrs 70 shs Pssboty iEssts's 80
tsbt~hss W hin ~ sossh D.nvs~
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Rn.rnr Liz iaeH

rhs Gated siass mai steamship western Hsssopoas
Captain eAanSers, -hioh lsn Fsv Y~K on Jsns "a fos
Bremen, pus mo hts port ns Afternoon, % distress
Her mails have ben sndsd and v 10 r.surnsf "a vsw
York ~. vl rsssvs sons ssossssry rsysA- Ssscrs
preceding
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

port OF the Sanitary supsrInte ndent--
work Performed by the sanitary Po-
lice = Tho Steamships Peruvian and
Daniel Nsbster-A Case OF Cholera re-
portsd-The Man Alive st Last REPORTS
"A Case OF Reported Cholera In BROOK.
lyn-Tho Doctors Say IL was Cholera
Morbus-An Well at Quarantine-O6aI
I'm tho hay, &c., SC.
The regular meeting Of the Board OF Health wM he'd
yesterday, President Schultz in the chair
Tho minutes Of the last meeting wero read and AZ.
proved and a variety OF routine business transacted.
INSPECTOR WANTED AT sPuYTEN pUYyRL cRKEH.
A petition signed by fifteen inhabitants of spSien
Duyvei creek asking FOR tho appointment Of san iAry
inspector was referred TO the superintendent
ABOUT THE MILK INSPECTOR.
on motion OF Mr.. Maniene tho services Of d.. n.
Percy, the MIX Superintendent, were discontinaed
SANITARY sUrgRrsrgspKNr's REPORT.
Since the last report thousand hundred and
SIXTY four reports ot nusances received from he
inspectors and assistant inspectors OF the board of this
number thousand sis hundred and nKty-nnc having
attorney, and the remaining nincty aso were returned
of Tho reports nve hundred and srty three were IN
relation full and Offensive prves twcnty nino cist"rns
or cesspooa nfiy.one cellars, twenty eigh, vacant
lots thirty,l,e waste pipcs aud drains nny.ssM
thirty horse, hog stables, twelve pig
gcrics Harlem IA lroad tunne, ono dumping
ground seventeen violations OF code, Hix slaughter
houses thirteen fat boiling Embellishments, thirteen
n,r p.rnsd connanv t~o n,er. one sto,inq Of green
hides nfty ono gncrs ono Es.e. Market one rag shoa
two nnnhabitabis basaments two garbage bosee ont
dinticfy, ono ~Niii mix eAihblisbment ana variety
lesser importance" 49,
'aptAln i1idi oi VIZ ranh9 ~. bcpa..ien,l :"
turned enc 'nurahn Iouf huhn.a orucfs 'o' tho A's'
mx'o ol nulsAhc" slho" % iaa' rsI"'rh 9I"r ,,,.,, - -
Npor boswoflh ~ Charge q ,aa Sompaih, omce, ~
porled thi'e huhafea anu S'soh'! eu'hp'A1 i'e''"
sl1r '"st ,'p"i. -, ,,. 49, e.... =, ..o.o.o.,
bnlhg ~ PaAs "''1 ,,.sy N, a'~. ~. w -.
'nplnta hANe nseh ms.sukA''a sha 49," Iv' VI aAs
hlHDcf Fih ohly proved sehllh' anu TOUT iAA
ru,. s.1,r.yx .n,tgv
-, ., . 80 - =. ~, =, 80, 80. .,.
'elnaih ~ y iNfu y WY 'a''AAil Pp"'i IVisnu.u
the iplOwiDK report ~ iho performed IN MS
| parinnnt during tho pnst week
4 A. 80 a.ENra
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Arrival Of the Corsica With
Important News.
Our Mexico City and Vera
Cruz Correspondence.
,~o~~>~o>~~>~~>--~-~~~~~-
UAximilian's Great Difficulties, Fl.
nancial and Military.
xsslins In Favor Of Annexation to
the United States.
The Defeat Of the Liberals
Near Queretaro.
fhs Northwest Region to be Made the Scene
Of Lively Campaigning.
-~~.~,>~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~
NARSHAL BAZAINE In THE SADDLE.
THE MEXICAN PRESS ON SANTA ANNA.
-s>~.~~.~~~--~~~>~>~-~~-
How the French Can Reimburse
Themselves.
The Circle Of. Threc----Napoleon,
Max and Santa Anna.
.~o-o~~-~~e~~~>~>~D~~-~~
MR. SEMARD'S LITTLE GAME.
Important from Tampico---The Liberals
Closely Besieging the City.
Capture Of Fort and Raid With
In the Walls.
mun rrUrD TN VERA HRITZ
mr.. sEwARD's LITTLE GAME.
Important from Tampico---The Liberals
Closely Besieging the City.
Capture Of Fort and . Raid With
In the Walls.
THE FEVER IN VERA CRUZ
r. An. 60.

1hs Cunard steamship Corsica, Captain Le Messurier,
rsm Havana June a reached this port yesterday bring
ng later news from Tampco TO the loh Mexico City to
Shs 0ad, and Vera Cruz to the 26th OF June
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GALvKror, July g. 1909
Naiamoros dates OF tho Sd inst arc received
Caravaja will issue address saying his troops are
naked and hungry and that he expects the citizens OF
haiamcros viii contribute 500 900 TO their reic thus
relieving him OF the necessity OF levyipg loan.
Caravniai is about going TO look af,er specie train.
Juaroz as been sent FOR TO re-esbsb bis government
in Matamoros
The liberals confident OF capturing Monterey.
Great confidence exists In the passage OF tho Loan bin
by the UAi,ed States Congress.
Ma,amoros is unusually quiet
Import ant intercepted Dcspatch-No Moro
Money 10 Pay Maximiiian's Legations-
Distressing Situation or General Al
monte tn Paris--The End OF the Impe-
rial Farce Approaching.
We enabled to vouch positively for the anthem
icity OF the following despatch which, in Spanish and
the known signature Of General Almonte, was
written from Paris under date Of 3st May last Maxi.
miian's Minister Of Foreign Affairs in Mexico
so 1911
TsGAuos or MExIco IN FRAyrE I
PARIS, May 81, 1850,
YoUR ExcmIrNcr-I have to-day learned that tho
Financial Committee Of Mexico in this capital will not
pav the salaries or tho legations whose respective drafts
arrived by the English packet just q. hand.
This has boen confirmed by the secretary OF said com
mittee, who erminan,ly said to Mr. Gaoth, Consul In
this capital that absolutely Of the said drafts would
be pad.
leave TO the consideration OF your Excellcncy the
painful position In which this places the employees o.
this Legation and all Others For this reason hasten IA
communicate tho 10 your Exceency, in order tha
you viii be pleased to inform his Majesty tho Emperor
Of this dsagrccabe occurrence and In Wow OF the dg
ircssns situation in which bis servants abroad win b
placed that he will pleased resolve what he mny
deem most convenient
Ircitcratc your Eyccllency tho assurances OF my
very distinguished consideration ALHoNTR,
tho Minister Of Mexico in Paris, General Of Division
10 his Exoelency tho MINISTER FcSnoS ArFAiRs,
Mexico
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More Injuns,ions Against tho Ersiss
Board.

sUrERIoR coUsr, spKciaL rrEs.
Before Judss hoCanp.
JrIr s-Ths following parties procured ln'unc,ions
ssalnss he Erciss Beard to-day rhonas Churrhni,
william sTns John A. Nslson, John Ksdr eve Bsi
,sssr Wells. Claus rrepcksn, August ~ sp~nns<ht Mar.
un W. Ahrsns, John s,ruc sxnsn, Tbomas Hsnkn
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Moro N rHx PARK.-- Should the weather be One there
win be music at tho Park this afternoon, commencing Al
-four o'clock The following is the programme
pAnT yRsr.
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ths srrr.4t. gssrt 80
p. .s.w,Ntp Nt-tse-s 'r~ra i4fs'gNa ~ 80 .. 49,.
"a. t.,s-.,t.ss, - T.. "a a ssnfi rs@@
rtts, A "A. Ss.a -; &Gs~-A F'-a"wA~
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General Olivera and star Tn Route for
Vera Crus-LAssst News from Masa-
moros, Sc.
NV ORLEANS, July 8, 1890
The steamer rezano from Bagdad on tho 2oih ofJune,
nas arrived at Brashear City
The steamers Hslcome and Eugene, with two schocn.
ers containing General 0vsra and stan together with
about thousand persons consisting OF troops govern
men officials, aud children crossed tho bar OF
tho RIO Grande on tho Goth, bound TO Vera Crnz
General Escobedo occupied Matamorcs on the sven ns
OF tho 25lh Of June with two thousand men.
ha,amoros remarkably quiet and orderly
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nssImiiian's Lsa rinansisi Hope.

WAwtNVfNHl JlIy ', IHVI
Letter, from vsrs cru1, dated ne sla shino, ~svs
received 70 day ths city, and .nsnatng from reahis
sources "a ,hs ln,slsssos bai esnsA bsaAins
bed msss % sussussi SIZE ksalsass 10 Hh,sA ~