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FRANCE.

THE EMPRESS VISITING THE COLORADO
CHERBoURG, July 2S.-Her Imperial Majesty
he Empress Eugonie yesterday visited Che United
States steamer Colorado, lying in this harbor'
and was received with all the honors behttihg her
exalted rank. At her approach salutes were fired
and the yards were manned. The vessel was gally
Gcckcd with colOrs from stem to stern. The other
vessels of the American squadron, and all the trench
men-Of-war and the shipping ia the mar
Dor were also profusely decorated with bunt-
ing The Empress received by the Captain
of the Colorado and his officers, and was conducted
through various parts of the ship At the cOnclu-
sion of the inspection, Her Imperial Majesty gra-
ciously expressed herself highly pleased with the
appearance of the ship and grated with the warmth
of her reception and departed for the shore amid the
enthusiastic cheers of the Sailors who manned the
yards and with parting salute from the great guns
Of the Colorado.
RECEPTION OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT
On Saturday evening Admiral FaTragut was re-
eeived at a State dinner by His Imperial Majesty
the Emperor Napoleon The dinner was especially
given by the Emperor in honor Of the American Ad
miral The French Minister of the Marine, and other
members of the Imperial Cabinet, and the Embassa-
dor of the United States, Gen. Dix were among the
invited guests.
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EUROPE.
THE WAR RUMORS.

rAPOLEON URGED TO ENFORCE THE TREATY OF
PRAGUE
Nv ATLANTIC rELssRAPH TRIBUNE.
VIENNA, July 27.-The official JONrRGl of this
city says that it is the right and interest of the En-
peror Napoleon to enforce the treaty of Prague. The
paper also says that the Car of Russia has sent
10 King William of Prussia, note to the foregoing
effect
DECLARATION OF THE MONITEUR.
PARIS July 2S.-The MOajeT positively denies the
truth of the statement that the Emperor Napoleon
has sent "a note to King William Of Prussia urging
him to surrender the Danish districts of Northern
Schleswig to Denmark.
THE SEMI-OFFICIAL PAPERS OF BERLIN.
BERLIN, July 2S-Evening.-N notwithstanding tho
official denial of the Monicw of Napoleon's note to
the Kingof Prussia in regard to North Scheswig the
semi-ofojal journals Of Berlin continue 10 urge KING
William 10 repel the intrusion of the French En-
perorin the political affairs of Germany
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
rp1r1sn s1np L1BELEp-pIsAsrER.

SAN Francisco, July 26.--The British ship
Burlington recently from Sidney has been hDeeo oy
several Of her passengers who claim Sl'oo damages
The schooner Sarah was capszcd in asqua OH sn'a Cr
and two Of the crew we're lost.
The Gan Francisco Water Company have filed articles OF
Incorporation with capital Of seOoOoOo and propose 70
supply the city with water from Santa Cruz mountains
They will commence operations Immediately
A MINING SUIT DRCIDED-A UNION NOMINEE KILLED
TIE BEA WALL -. o.o
The Reldenan estate was sold yesterday for t560QO
Tbe anti OF MOrmer Phelps against the Union SVpPe
Mining Company decided iD favor OF the plalnIi
the Jury awarding t39,5l6 damages Dens the F'uo VI
the ore heretofore extracted, , ct. A.
r IL Farquahar, County Clerk OF Nevada county @ @Ine
Union candidate for Clerk Of the Supreme COURT WAS
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GEORGIA.
NEw REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER EsTABLi

NEW REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 2S.-The L0gal Georgian
has ceased 20 exist Tho Editor in his yaedetory adj
dress, says every effort made 20 raise money, but
failed. When on the point Of suspending publication
few wealthy Union men proposed 10 form now company
ana buy Ou the Daily Press ard establish new paper 10
be called The National RpuIiiodt Both papers have
merged, and The Republican appeared this morning pub
lishcd by the Georgia Publishing Association. The Id
it0r IN his sautatOysays he will advocate restoration on
the Republican platform The association has large
patronage, and The stockholders represent the leading
political and busness interests d. c. Coting, for many
years connected with the press OF the state Is editor and
J.. H. Pughe proprietor of The Daily Press, is business
mAnAgNr.
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that resists them [Appause Political parties must be
governed IN the South elsewhere by principles and
old time pfejudices must be abandoned. Great
events have taken place Slavery has gone the way OF
all the earth Come forward then. sensible men, and
look TO your own interests not only but those OF your
chudren. Aequiesce in what you cannot prevent and
strive to make glad the waste places Of your State
plainly Let me eXhort you again then, that when you
make up your political associations you stand with
those whe in favor OF reconstruction Is offered 10
you. Treat the coored people kindly. They are free
men nOw and Will go with you to the same ballot-boX,
vote when yon vote, and have voice in making the
laws by which yOu alike TO be governed Aud 10 the
cOOred men, do not say vote for your old masters but
for those who helped To free YOU LAppause
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
VENEZUELA.
EVOLUTIONARY rLAN-DnnGRArIoN.

RyvoIITIONARY PLAN-DiMGRATI0N
or STEAMSHIP To TRIBUNE
HAVANA, July 26.-The Government of Vene-
zuea on the 9th inst, exposed Revolutionary plan nst
gated by Gen Mosquera and pretending to restore the
CoJumbian Confederaey. Five thousand men were e&'
o,od IN arrive via Tachera and Avanga into Nenezue-
lean territory cargOes OF being introduced ~
ihe Arance frontier Some arrests had Deoh maue VI
former instructions. ,, o.
Dr Price with his Southern emigrants, had arriveH az
G,lymns More Southerners are expected lh NoNenlD
rhe mining operatiOns IN that State were qute su0S.
fuI Mr. Austin expected soon fTom Cayatal ne o gv
10 the United States for more capital aDoers' o"" M
ing machinery.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
JAPAN.

sEIzI,RE OF AN AMERICAN SHIP FOR INFRAC-
TON OF INTERNATIONAL TREATY
LONDON, July 27-Evening.--Late Japanese
odvices. received here VIA Hong Kong, report that
the American ship Anna Kimball, Capt. Williams
had arrived at Nagasaki, Japan, with cargo Of rice
which. il is alleged, she had taken from port OF
China which had not been open to foreign trade by
any treaty sti2ulatons. The facts having been re-
ported to the commander of the United states
souadron in those waters she was by his orders
seized and heavily lbeled for nfracton OF the treaty
made between the Chinese Government and The
ITpi+ad States
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CANADA.
Hon. J. wortham, superintendent Of Ind
renee, Kansas.

CONVENTION OF CIGAR MAKERs-EAPLOsloN VI
MINE AT QUEBEC.
ToRoNTo, July 28.-Ihe convention oI c'saI
,o,,toctrcrs Of Canada. held here Friday was largely
attended IN. gentlemen present representing the trade
from parts of the Dominion long st ol gi9H M
ances was set FORTH showing that by the action oi o
vcse law they are placed in disadyantageOb pohlVWh W
~ tho mporters OF German cigars. Ihe 0pNeInEnt -
ed IN ulace such duty imported cigars as VIII sNo
OuEbEc July 2s-The trOopshp Lamar, Win the z''h
Rceimeut arrived here yesterday. .o.,,ro,,,
mine near Point Levi-fOrte eXploded Pleu5iJ,
killing n man named FrancOn, and seriously "ouhuinR
three others o..,.,.
TABLE ROCK DESTROYED. -. -,
Gt,GAPA FALLS, July 2s.-The remaining pofuOh VI
T,iJc Rock Mas blown away from the main rock ye'oI
dsv afternoon by "A blast of 200 pounds 0i powder
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THE CUBAN SUBMARINE CABLE.

KEY WEST, July 81, via Punta Rosa and Lake
CITY Fla. July 2s.The steamship Narva with the cable
arrived yesterday morning OFF Havana was boarded by
Gen Smith and officers Of the Telegraph Company ana
arrived here this morning. -.
The Narya will put up machinery at once, and about
the 3st inst will commence work, laying 25 miles out
when she will fix buoy Ia the cable, then 90 TO haYaha
and lay the cable TO the buoy, when the sRse R
will bs made She viii then lay the longshore
cable connecting Key West with Punta Rosa Iht ~olh
Will be completed about the lth Of August INC unIea
States steamer TnhOmy and the Spanish W1i aN"net
Francisco dc Asis will accompany us
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NEWS FROM CoLrMA-CoRoNA MARCHING ON
LOSADA.
CUBA.

THE LATE INsURRECTIoN AT PORTO RICo-YEL-
LOW FEVER.
BY STEAMSHIP TO THE
HAVANA, July 26.-When the late troublous
events happened Porto Rico, the simultaneous appear
ance OF an American war steamer created great ses'
ON the Island Confidence there is entirely shaken hnance
a .r,ie ara naralyzed and 800 establishments have
closed owing to their inability 10 support 'o "'" ~
ton . ,--.,.. fam, Mobile 1q+b
inst b6und 10 Rio Janeiro damaged her machinery ON
the way up and put IN here, with ~ elgdtn I'm pS
the roya decree of May last passports are sun required
m i'm Cuba They must be vised by the Spanish Con-
al me first ate OF the American bark Wallace was muir
5r,d hv three American sailors Of color who VIII be
tried here yellow fever IS still prevailing III Havana
cre wore 100 deaths I'm June out of 100 cases. The sub
icct of n Cuban mint has been again agl1ated IN the
SuaDleh COrtos
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE FENIAN PRISONERS.

LONDON, July 27.-The names of the persons
who were recently arrested at Cork en- suspicion Of
being Fenians, are Gallagan, Griffin, and GOuldOrg
Reilly who has been on trial for time charged
with completely in the recent outbreak in Kerry, has
been found guilty of high treason.
THE WEATHER.
July 28-Evening.-The has been but little rain
in England within the past week. The weather is
dry and the heat excessive.
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an explosion of gas in the Courthouse

killed to-day by explosion of gas in the Courthouse
at Nevada.
The contract for constructing the first two sections OF
the sea wall has been awarded 10 A. H. Houston Inc
work VIII be commenced in weeks from the foot OF
Valo-st Houston gave bonds to the amount OF $4,000
for the proper completion OF the work A. MURAL he
detauter OF the Treasury Of Santa Clara County mas
been sentenced to two years imprisonment IN the state
Prison.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
SOUTH CAlOLINA.

A SHERIFF APPoINTEDBY GEN. sICKIEs.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Juy 2S-The term of
Sheriff Dent OF Columbus having expired, Gen. Sckes
has issued order appointngF. W. Green TO succeed
him. and requiring him tak the oath prescribed BY
Congress
The crop reports from sections of the state
tinue cheerful
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
DISHONEST POSTMASTER IL OHIO.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2S.-Waldo f. DaviS,
late Postmaster at Van Vert Oho before the u'eu
Estates District Court IN this city on Friday ~ & 0Ie m 70
have the amount OF his bail hxed pending h5 . wss
unable 20 furnish the bail required, and was cOD'ou
TO prison
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, JULY 90, 1867

times II would be well that he troops be kept IN hand at
@ quarters on such days for the two reasons that there
may pe no charges against them Of interference with the
elecuOh OF political affairs, and that they may % IN
readiness to suppress riot
whenever the troops do move 70 the assistance or the
cauth0Tes should be br the purpose OF seeing that
no persons interfere with the officers OF the law, TO pre-
yen ten nom the proper exercise Of their oihces ana
NOT lOr te purpose OF making arrests neither VIII Ocers
III command allow themSelve, be made the cusodians
OF PRISONERS after arrest except when the civil ocers
making e arrest declare themselves unable 20 retain the
PRISONERS IN custody when the officer in command OF the
troops Will take measures 90 prevent their escape for
snort time, While civil authorities make preparations to
secure them.
should there be reasons why the military should in the
opnfOn OF the commanding ofcer OF the troops retain
custody OF prisoners for mger time than that con
through the proper channesto these headquarters and
instructions asked
Very respectfully, ,our obedient servant.
WIN. ID. WHIPPLE,
Brevet Major-Gen.U. s. A., Asst. AdjtGen.
THE TENNESSEE MILITIA
HEADQUARTERS DEPT or HTE CUMBERLAND, OFFICE.
ASSISTANT ADJr,. GEN LoUINILLE, KY, July 10, 1861
Breret Brig gen. THOMAS DUgCAN Commanding District
Of NdshciHe MIshrilie, Tenn.
GENERAL: In addition TO th instructions contained In
letter from these headquaTten of 10th nst the Major
General commanding the Department directs me 10 add
that you will consider the militia of the State of Tennes
called out under act of tie Legislature passed last
Winter as among the regularly authorities Of
the State
Very respectfully, yoIr Obedent servant,
w. ID. WIUPPLE,
Breyct Major-Gen J. s.. A., Asst Adjt-Gen.
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LOUISIANA.

NEw-ORLEANS LEYEG COMMISSIONERS.
NEw-0RLEANs, July 2S-An order was issued
from headquarters yesterday Dnewng the functions of
the Board OF Levee Commissioners appointed by Gen.
sheridan, and ordering them TO commence operations
Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
DEATH OF A FENIAN.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 28.-Sergeant John
Lynch Of Cincinnati, member OF the fehlan ais
c. o,,y.u1 ,ybicb tnvahed Canada in June 1856. died
at the Hospital of the Sisters Of Charity In TINS
O'Clock yesterday morning, OF gunsh0t "ouhu ie'''
AT the battle OF Ridgcway.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
RUSSIA.
THE NEW CONQUEsTs IN CENTR

THE NEW CONQUESTS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 29.-The Emperor has
issued a decree by which the whole territory lateiy
conquered by the Russian forces in Central ASIA IS
constituted one Government under the command OF
Cen Kanfmann.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
BAVARIA.

DEATH OF Ex-KING OHIO, OF GREECE.
LONDON, July 27.-Dispatches have been re-
eived from Munich stating that Ex-KlDg Otho' OF
ireeoe. is dead He died Of the measles.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
EVE MEN DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 49, About snnset, q
ho thunder storm passed over the city. Three s''b
poots were capszed in the Delaware As-G and h'e Ies
were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
AUSTRIA.
,RR1vAL OF THE sULTAN.

ARRIVAL OF THE SULTAN.
VIENNA, July 27-The Sultan Of Turkey has ar
rived here from England and the guest OF the
Emperor Francis Joseph
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MEXICO.
SANTA ANNA STILL A PRIsONER-REPUBLICAN
REFUGEES.

SANTA ANNA STILL A PRsONER-REPUBLICAN
REFUGEES.
BY STEAMSHIP rnH TRIBUNE
HAVANA, July GO, via Punta Rosa, Fla, July
2s-6 o'clock D. mTho Spanish steamer Uiloa, from
Vera Cruz on the I7t arrived here on the 23d Among
the Mexican refugees board were Gen. Cuovas Perez
Gomez went TO New Orleans The Spanish mail steamer
Cudad Condal hence to sisal on the sth, with %
passengers and 81 OF was lost on
the 18th. Only three passengers, 10 marines,
and "A boatswain have been heard Of so far.
Santa Anna positively continues prisoner MARQUEE has
not been found yet. All was tranquil throughout the
country. The Austrian corvette Elizabeth and French
steamer PhlegetOn were still at Sacnfcios Many re-
publican refugees are leaving Havana for Vera Cruz by
an available conveyance The steamer Virginia Is eA-
pected here mOmeutarly.
NEWS FROM COLIMA-CORONA MARCHING ON
LOsADA.
SAN Francisco. July ga letter from CO.
lima dated July l2 10 The BHet states Gen. JOmenez
had defeated the troops under Gen. Alvarez and had
driven them fairly out OF the state The people at Co
lima have Jared better than other parts Of the country
and communication is uninterrupted The specie remit
tances which were formerly made via Tampco and Vera
Cruz are now made by Coma The last steamer took
s2OoOOOO from Mazatlan TO Panama, and the present
steamer takes $35OOOO San Francisco. The largest
portion remittance belongs 90 residents of Mexico
The removal of PaacO, the Collector OF the Port ana
the appointing of Chairs, gives general satlsact
Gen Corona, with 5000 troops IL nc Guadalaafa IRON
whence he will march in a few days To attack Teplc,
where Losada keeps 5000 or 10000 troops
New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
R,e,ei Rrio GEN THOMAS DUNCAN COMMANDING D's"'o
OF Nashville, NashciHe, Tenn.

De-, I.;o Ge,. THOMAS DUNCAN, Commanding District
OF NGshriHe, NaSicHe Tenn.
GENERAL: AS there is some ,id,r,dn, doubt IN the
minds OF officers commanding posts anu u Ee'Sou.us ~
c hc sonnroocng election the Major COMMANDING
me 10 furnish you with the ioAo"lns
n is not tie duty Of officers conmans l0ops 'o see
10 the enforcing OF the laws oi le5tes In tbe mat
er ~ enforcing the Franchise law, upon winch e. IN great
measure depends the result OF the o or i'm any way
nteTtce with the election except upon o,d,Ls m ron these
headquarters issued upon appncaton ~ Cen Thomos
The ofcers I'M command however al az u , ISSUING d
the right and consider IL Their duty 10 ''' ''
nreyent bloodshed when in their power, ~ ,io,s nm
As there will probably be more dansv ,,an an other
election day and at political meeuhR" IMAM Nv 0'Ho'
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

GEN. GRANTS INSTRUCTIONS TO GEN. THOMAS
TROOPS ORDERED TO TENNESSEE--NEW
BOARDS OF INTERNAL REVENUE COmMis
sIONERS-TIE sUIIRATT TRIAL-THE POLTTI-
CAL SITUATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA-PER-
SONAI.. ...r
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GEN. TROMAs's ORDER FOR ELECTION DAY
unops DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND }
0tSIcE or ASSISTANT ADJUTANIGLNLHALp
LOUISVILLE, KY, July l6 1867.
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VIRGINIA.

FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT REGISTRATION.
REDMOND Va, July 27.-Gen. Schofeld will
Monday issue order arranging the details of the
assembling of the Boards Of Registration Vacancies
90 be cd by the sub Distric; Commanders. In the hl
ing ~ judicial Offices which may become vacant in the
State, nominations will De sent TO the Governor For all
other vacancies, nominations Will be sent 20 head
quarters.
meeting OF the citizens o, Henrico County held
yesterday, which Mr. Franklin Stearns presided Del
cgates were appointed to the August Convention.
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