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A GAIN OF FounTE,N CoaoRRssHKs.-Iti is fair
question for the Radicals to consider how long
they could retain their majority, oven In the Rump
Congroes if all tho States should follow The eta1s.
Plos OF the last two in which Congressional eIoc-
ttons have been held: Connecticut and Kentucky.
Sapse ss S esa ssa 1n,
against them. II Ohio. PGnnssl9ania, New York
and tho other great Statos were now 10 elect the
eufire politi :al composition Of the House Of Rep-
resensatiyes would undoubtedly be changed.
.,,G re 1i..H' az, 4 Gin. Eiquir8r.
,,Sns. WE nd .hN the sto,egoing statement shg the
ENQUIRER ought % know t[at no good eau result
from such defusiohs hs It is calculated 10 produce
II ought TO know That parties havo boeI closeIy
balanced IN CoppecticuE-formor1y q Democrats
stronghoh--and TINT victory has altornated dur.
Ing the last five years betuoen the opposing par
ties by very small majoritesi and thai ii I'D last
hundred yotes to enatl 10 them To carry Tho Hsto
1t ought TO know that tho cause which yonld
Operate 10 giv6 the anti-Ssdica party victory In
/ tho sontheTn States Of Kehtueky, would have an
effect directly the revaree In The Northern States.
7 ipR9ses % upon; Po2nlsE ersdnlity and creetes
what would sppoa IN oe S1d ReE York h seSa SisS
But EseEs Shoe In siosS9 TOOK ~ pass sss
DIX Site Tsts cast, sS ,tse H Y hsp2b 2 aGsso
majority, Was twenty houBand, IA fot, Ohio We
may infer what would DO the result OF an election
In that gtate from tho faot THAI In Cincinnati re-
comfy, thSo Radicals elected their Msyor by fonr
thousand IhSioIity.h .r1r.gy. II ,'IH.i gl.@taSi
f.. There may bei change in'ths tide Of pnbid sep.
tment In te Nbrth at Horio fntnre daY buf Il VIII
not be Id ti6 to rovtrsS tho dotr5aso ths rrIssnt
fR tJdokso1 Gar,bn. d
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hfeSicnn No,ys.

NEW :0aLRASs JUNO 1S.-Tho following is from
GalyestoQ, dated tho 1Gth:-T:sSr's
Wo avesdates from Qner4taro Of the Sd and
Monterey Of tho 9th. A-lelter from San Luis oil
tho Sd says that o tnlagram from Querataro or the
Sd states that tho trial was mot concluded. Sixty
ladies in mohrpipg rosidipg 'nt San Luis called on
President Juarea and praSrd flor tho lives OF the
prisoners at Querafaro. Th5 President said that
he would do all ho could compatible with Justice
and bis dntiesi that many Liberals thad been shot
and they Ind notinterceded. ~ t-.... -
Two engagenlanta near the capital resulted in
favor OF the Republicans. The-foroipners advised
Marquez to surrender, promifing to protect his
escape. ''~t- 80 = - I.7'.
Tho Brownsville Ranchoro says tbat Ell Mcx;-
cano, OF the 18th, reports that Santa Anna was oG
Vera Cruz. ,.;;''".IT NJ
It is reported thst Macmillan asked private
interview with Juarea, for the purpose of disclo-
sing important State secrets, :':.3
"hnxmilan was convicted on tho night Of the Sd
instant, and sentenced 10 bo shot on the morning
Of the 4th, with Miramon and nIejIha. q ft' :
Marquee commanding tho City OF Mexico oxe-
cuted General O'Harran, the coInmandor q tho
post for. reasonable correspondence with the
Liberals. 40 has also arrested loo Liberal sym-
pathisers and threatens to execute them md burn
the capital, if Macmillan nnd his Generals arc
harmed. -'.H |..a. ~ .l. 30
@ Meiiha selected Escobedo as his counsel, who
refused to serve, saying ho would geo him d ID.
Flnke's Bulletin Inns roturns from Ell Paso and
other Custom Houses ON tho Rio arande, by which
II appears that the export of cotton to Mexico this
year WINS about II, 900 balcs. Bonded warehouses
hnyo been established at San Antonio Tho trade
with tho interior of Mexico is now expected to be
large. a"a t- =" !,
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Tho icntton Trade.

Tho Now York Shipping and Commercial Lia OF
tho 10Th inst, publishes the following in reference
to tho Cotton trade; y3:- -
.slah English authorities as p;foted for keep
ing careful and precise accounts OF tho movements
tdo ISst
has about touched bottom; TINT the point has been
:eachod at which consumers, in England and on the
pro ana 6ento that here IL s9fa NOW s. a
foundation for "a healthy businoss. On tho other
hand thosupply ia so ample {8O 001bes ofall kinds
so marked, that no important advance s is looked
for recent indications pointing 70 Ma114d. tho
natural prize ot Present, feR sLIdang american.
country has boon reduo,d through tho free ship.
ments OF last winter and spring, English spinnors
4ete apparently made up t5eifi nii9ds nIst from
speakng receive scarcely any cotton from this dido
OF. tho, Atlantioi- but they do not .srgue from
thisJ probability that any, material advance. IN
opinion that tho import Of tho India staple
will increase ! In the & Bhme degree that
tho arrivals Of tho American fall Of, and thns,
tumn, Bttlo change in price win probably fake
place. aside from the possible widening Of tho mar
| erp0o'l fllpt present exists botweon surats aud
crop his turned out hdEif nj cotton a. Fly
6reaso Of 5000 bales over that Of sst ycar OWING to
kind Of lsd. 9Sa; from tho ioTost peIn,
dfa. which had :! Arrived Freely /. in May,
ruled with ,great stcadinoss. Attention is now
largely directed to the prospcots of tha growing
crop on this side, tho general opinion boing thai
! tho yield will bo somewhat in oIcess OF tho last
tions and the unsettled condition OF labor-+thc
conclusion r" founded lafRdy upon the fact
TINT last &c. 90. was yery unfavornb.ei and tho
seed poor. :. atato Of trade in Manchester has
J ,yisibly improved under tho encouraging acoounts
from 1ndin, whore tho markets have shown, utoI.
peoted strength. in Wow Of tho enormous supplies
| Of good1 from England. ~, ,lr. C,.s
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aEw YoaK, June 1s. Stocks strong. Gold 81.
'G2 Coupons, 110i. Flour 15a25 lower. Wheat dull
md declining. Corn shade hrmer. Pork lower,
ut $40 30. Lard dnl'. Whiskey etcady. Cotton
quiet, at &c. Freights firm.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Stocks moderately active. Money 6a7 per cent
Gold 87l. '62 coupons, 11ola110I. Cotton atoady;
sales $500 bales at 27c. Flour heavy and uneet-
tied state 37sa11; Southern 81 Goals tCoIn
closed with an advance Of L.; Western mixed,
now, 81 07a1 II; old, 81 12a1 IS. Pork heavy Mt
$40 6oa20 3d. closing at $40 CO. Lard hoayy. Whis.
key quiet, at SO in bond. Rice and sugar firm.
Coffeo quiet. Naval Stores unchanged. Freights
firm on cotton by steamer ZIG, by sail SIG.
BALTIMORE, Juno 1s--Rio Cofroo dull. Flour,
nothing doing; tendency still down. Corn steady;
receipts light; Western Mixed 81. Sugar quiet
and firm, tho stock Of which is light. Baeoif,
NEW "Da1 IN good domand. Whiskey steady at
ISL" isi aaanas Miainfs fssc caA E.pssss psss Tins
choiss aisa9s es, Sugar Ns fhceo Porto es
hold at 47la50. Flour too unsettled for accurat
guotations-sa.es Of double extra, s11 25; trobl,
do. $l4. Corn dull-mixed and yellow Dia95; whit
and choicc s1a1 05.t Oats dull at 70a75. Pork du
and lowor, nskirg $23 so. Bacon Shoulders 10
Clear sides 1s: Sold s73,. Sterling 4sa52i. Sigh
Exchange on Now York ani premium. +,
MOBILE, Juno 1e.-sales 800 bales and quiet, 9
2ic for Middlings. Receipts 1913 baos.
SAVANNAH, June 18.-Cotton worry quiet IN
weak; sales Is balos; Middlings 25o Receipts AZ
bales. ~ III.
AUGUSTA, Juno 1s.- Cotton. more aetiy6, bu
prices easy. Sales 295 bales; Strict Middling, "a
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FmE.-Detween the hours of u and / O'Clock on
Monday morning the elegant and commodions re-
sldenco OF Col. W. A. Harris was discovered to bo
On fre. The alarm WAS sounded, but before tho
IRE department conld reach thoro, the, mansion
was enveloped in flames Tho house and furnl-
turo, together with fno private library, wero de-
stroyod; only few articles Of furniture and ono or
two paintings saved. ..;lza -,
The fro was undoubtedly caused by an not OF in
cendiarism, gs the family Of Col. Harris has boon
absent FOR two-or three months, during which
time no fires hava heen Mndled in the house. NYo
understand that the inoendiarys torch was applied
to throe diffaront localities In tho building, and
this accounts for its rapid destruction. Col Harris
slept In m olice on The promises, and was only
awaked to find his beautiful residence a pile Of
burning ruins. He had o. fne private lbrnryi be-
rides works OF art, family portraits, A.; which
We learn that an attempt was made soi22e two
or three months ago to fro this residence bntwas
frustrated by the discovery OF tho combnstibss in
the basement Of the building. Slnce then pretty
striot watch has been kept mp, but at the time OF
tho fire no policemen wer6 In tho vicinity. NJ
Harris was insured for about ia. 900, which would
scarcely coYar tho cost OF the building Tho ftned-
men, we 1ea,n, we're prominently conspicuous in
Tying toi savo tho property. Wo refer 20 tho card
OF Mr.'Harris in another column.
There were other buildings In the vicinity which
were endangered, but wore saved by personal eI-
" efuonB OF hremen and oitizens,-CG PARnir.
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Washington Ncyys.


WAsHnaToN, Juno 18.-Tho cross examination
did not shake Dyes testimony materially, tlougl
some Inconsistencies oXist botssoen that given be-
foro tho court and TINT botoro tho military com.
mission. II.
4 black woman, q servant in Mrs Surratt's
house, testified to having secn Surratt OF homo on
tho night of the assassination. A sporting gentlo-
man tostfes to having seen him on the afternoon
o. the day on Pennsylvania avenue.
It is in proof that untler tho namo Of John iIar-
rson, Surrat loft Montreal on tho afternoon Of the
18th and roturned on tho 18Th. This would give
linn about four .IlayB to mako his trip and do hiB
work. Tho Court then adjourned.
Tho following dispatch was sont TO General jas.
=. Steadman, Collector of tho Internal Royonue.
New Orleans :, ,,-..
49,. WASHINGTON. June 10.
10 Gen. James B. Steadn0n, Nt,o Orleans:
Will yon accept the mission to Mexico, and pro-
coed tlore without delay2 .sN
tsigned) WM. II. SEWARD.
SteadmRn sent the following roply': "I thank
you for tho compliment you hayc paid me. THO
condition OF my private aIairs compels MD to de-
cline."' u 10 .-it f..i...IIF +
t9Twcnty-nne bonds OF $1,000 oach, alleeed to have
been stolen, woro found in tho Treasury YGult.
ThDre was q rulI Cabinet to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, juno Is.-Adviccs from Creto rcprescn,
tho turks as badly worstod, and having gone into
fortified camps, and having burned ali tho indie
fonsiblo villages and killed. oil tloir inhabitants
Tho COnHolB of tho various Powers hayo notified
thsir goTornmonts Of thcge atrocities.
LONDON Juno 1B-2 P.M.-A formidable anti.
Popery riot is progressing ut Birmingllam Tic
r Mob sacked two streets Tho rioters in strong
cd and threatened with destruction, and inionsc
cYcitoment prevails
r. MAJ this hour tho riotcrs aro in fnll
poHacssion of tho city OF Birmingham. All efforts
TO preserve order provo futile. Largo bodies Of
troops have been sent to tho scono of disturbance
dor at oil liazertls.
Tho Bank OF Holland has reduced its raIe OF In
terest to % por cont.
The Glasgow and Arcadin hnve arrived.
7sI. s' -'''''
LIVERPOOL, Juno 18-Noon.-C quiet and
unchanged; estimated sales 5000 bales.
LONDON, Juno IL - -EveninB.-Consols 9iA
Bonds 73i.
LIyEnrooL, Juno 1s-Evcning. cloacd
quiet Middling UplRndB 1lsd.; Orleans HID.
Sales 5000 bules. Manchester advicos favorable
Goods and yarns buoyant and strong.
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~PRoPosALs F0R wooD.--oFF1C

" "PRoPosALs FOR wooD.--oFFICE
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER, CHARLESTON. g. G..
JUNE 10th, lss7sealcd proposals. will DO received ut
is omco until IL O'Clock noon. ThursdAy tho 2oth
day Of June 1867 at which lime thcy will DO opened for
furpthhing the, Quarterm,crs Depot In this city
with OAK AND PINE WOOD from July 1st. 1867, to Dc.
eembcr ast 1867 Deliveries TO 10 made on the Govern
ment Wharf in this city suOh mes and In such guam.
titles "a may DO required by Tho Depot Quartarmas-
te The wood delivered must be thoroughly seasoned
and OF quality bidders will stnto the prco
Two good sirctes u the spm ono thousand dollars
each, to 30 named thr thu hhful performance Of the
Contract BIDS denmod unreasonable will be rejected
Proposals must ho addressed to the undersigned aud
uaArhed Proposals for ruraI.h ng Wood" - - 8
"E-'t t''ti.. j. D. STUBB9.
r" '.at l.s 'n:. Brcvt. Lieut. Col & A. Q. II. (
June 10 IN
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.HT NOTICE I'd MANNERS AIMS
AND PiLoTs wishin to Inchor toir yesseis Ashley
RYor arc requested TO do anywhere within direct
range Of ths heads OF The SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES, on the Charleston and st Andrews Hide OF
the Ahhloy Ryer; by which procauhon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Gable will DO avoided i.
g: O. TURNER, Il. II.
Hasbor Masters Once. Charleston, February 9, 1866
FehruarY Il I'M
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Richmond News.

RIoHMoNp, Juno 49, Judge William H.. Lyons,
Of tho Hnsting'a Court, died this afternoon.
Gye ahead. At tho County lCourt House twouty-
nine whites. Registered and only ono black.
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q discovery OF rich von Of silver Of tho high
est Promisse has just boon mado at tho Pziiram
mine IN IN mBohomia, at tho dopth Of four hundred
nihoms, or ono hundred and thirty fathoms below
! the level Of tho sea- rF9i,E
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: ~ .l...' -. : :. :.
Conn cctfcut LcuIalatr,rr

HAnTyoap, Conn.,, Juno 1s.1Bpth Houses OF
the legislature unanfmousy pasted .res6lulions
State; Governor English and staff to receive him,
md he DO iuyitod to, visit tho Legislature. -
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United States sloop-oi-war D.ie arrived at Nor
folk on Wednesday, from Annapolis, with one hun.
dred nAyal cadets, on thoir summon tour; "a
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,2Hss- BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KMLER
viii certainly extarmina ihsse pests IA is Il per
seyercd in,r Beware Of bogus Fly.Paper, which some
dealers keep because hey get II for nearly nothing
Don't be ssinded: Ak for DUGHRR's, which Is sold
by ~ live dru9gBts. "a limo, L. .i May %
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Regi.trntion in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, June 18.-Regis tration in the 18th
Senatorial District commenced to-day At ono
precinct in this city 168 regstered-l5sb blacks and
10 whites.
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sSERRoRs OF YoUrH.-A iaENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pro
mature Decay, and al tho effects Of youthful
tion WILL for tho sake Of suffering humanity. send free
70 all who need IT, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy BY which ho was cured Sufferers
wahto sto ptoat by the adrersers orpcrcneo can do
30 by addressing, In perfect confidence
|. ,i... JOHN B. OGDEN.
.Aprl22 smos" No n Cedir street. New York.
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OFFICIAL.

IIendq'rs. Second Military District,
| -'' OnARIKsros, 8. G., Nay Goth, 1861 !
ldKnLRiL OppERs No. ISL fl r..
It appears from sundry petitions and Official repre-.
sentaons that the present scan supply Of iood In The
Carolina ~ soriously dtiniaha1 by the large quantity
Of grain consumed In numerous diseres put mp and
worked In defiance OF tho revenue laws Of the United
Hates Il h repres nted that fey none Of tho require
mens Of law arc observed in any OF hese
that tho officers OF tho internal revenue service whio
endeaYorn8 10 assess and collect the %hiakey taI
frequently treated with disrespect and sometimes
mersced with violence and that whom offenders a,e
prosecuted In tho civil courts and violations Of the IN
ternal revenue Laws !ndiIputably proved juss fA
convict tho parties Il Is further shown that this un-
wfsl GaMo mxes toca dssSss s P adRSsS Rsss oi large
amount Of revenue that tho authority Of It's civil ofcars
Is brought into eontempt and furthermore, that tho
mischief complained OF tcnds 10 increase poverty
order and crime therefore, IN tho erercse OF tho
thoriIy veatsd In the Commanding Genora It In orhred
that ",E 81. nl5:. :! ",sl .i.r.f b. n-
Tho distiliaton mhnufscturo OF whiskey other
spirits from grain. Is prohibited In ths Military District
Any person 30 engaged o. employed will bo doomed gull.
IT, Of msdemesnor. The pcssesston OF still. other
apparatus for this purpose, will BIO considered presump-
dye evidence Of violation Of tho Revenue LAVE and the
party or parties uhng tho same or whose premst o.
or in whose possession the may be found will be
srresod and brought to Trial before military tribunal
composed OF the Commanding Officer Of tho Post and
two ooers Of tho amy noIt In rank duty within tho
territorial limits Of the Post tho edgencies cf The
service do not permit tho dota Of other ofnoers that
fct will DO duly certified and the Post Commander will
| hear and dstormine tho case. :, 90, ,..' -
u Tho penalties, ppniahmsnts and fcrfeiJurcs pre-
scribed by the seyeraf ss Of congrSas for disns
manufacturing whtakoy other spirits In violation Of
the reyGnus laws will be imposed and executed by the
military tribunals hereby authorized. III
III. No sentence extending toimprisonmcnt forfeiture
Of stls liquor other property, The Imposition OF >
nno other penalty viii be carried into effect un til
ported to Headquarters and approved by tho
| manding aoncra. !d i 'g ...us .i
~ All troops of the Uni.od statea Magistrates shets
Constshles Police and otherI in authority required
and all oHLens solicited to ba vglant In detecting
and prompt In giving information OF the violation OF
| these orders Commanding o.aoers will bo hsld 70
sponsible for their enforcement
BY command Of Msjor-aenerl D. z sroKxa s'A
J.. ". cLoUs. ~"
Captain ssth infantry,
'''l ''"'" -f' A.D. C.6 A.'A. A. q.
ohaoii ALzxAxpsn Moons, Captain ssh Infsntry
Md-de-OAmp: -hL-.lNW We i-L Els-.lr, LAY a
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s- THE dRA9EsT MALADRs OF YOUTH
AND HARLY MAEHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
RssAYB, Oh tho Physidosy OF tho Passions. and the
Eors, Abuses saA Diseases peculiar To the rst age
man, with Roports new methods OF treatment rni-
Adireaa 8! III. ,DrE eKHLIN HoUGHToN!
! ,,s.,. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nay 20 smo
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ftss BAToHELoR's. HAIR DYE.-THB
spLENp1p HAIR DYE l. The boat In The world tn.
only true and peee. Ds-harmiess, reliable, instsn
'sneons. No diiappoih.poiit No ridiculous antn.
Natural Black Or Brown. Remedies the IN Affects Of Ras
Dyer Invigorates tho ni leaving Il soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William 4. Bateh<ior. Ali others
arc mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Drugsists and perfunsen' Fsctory No. 81 BsrcIsy
street New York. f. "a! Gf,'pM n irr, a,,f
sS BEWARE OF A coUNTERFRT. :.,.,
. pecephsF 10, Ii.a,.4c.. II Iu
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June 10

HWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
z III. WHITING Esl., ~ q candidate for sheriff Of
Charleston JndIciali Diatre at the mort election ="
September &c ".'i -'f' -
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Marine Ecxyss. :.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YonK, Juno 19.-Arriyed tho steamships L
B Souder and Manhattan, from Charleston.
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

FOR NEW YORK,
THE NEW AND ELEGANT sIDEwHeEI. sTEA5fHRtp
CHAMPION,
LOCKWOOD. COMMANDER.
WILL LEAVE ADaERs SOUTH WHARF ON
~ Saiurday thc 2ad Inst, at 10 O'Clock A. A.
accommodations for p1ssepRcrs, $50 ~s'
9p- AL outward Froight engagements must ho n,,Jo
East I,ay. "hi' NO. 90
30 For Passage and all mattars connected with tia
ERS CO., No. "a Fast I,ay " AH
SIhEET BIOTHERS 4 CO.,
COUR1ENAY TRENHOLM / Agents
June II " ~ ~'An 'ua@
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ReRistrntion I'm nIobiIe.

.MoBHE, June 18.-One hundred and fifty voters
Registered in this city yesterdsy-one hundred
aud twenty-three whitos and twenty-soven colored.
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Whom is lawyer like dVnkey2 Whom he
drawings conveyance. -, i.N ',Ns ',Ns
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!, WEDNESDAY: MORNING, JUNE 10, 1867
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
on inc morning Of tho l5h inst by tho Rev. J.. II
S1 nSS1n9oh, uEoE1E i. Won KOLNiTZ aud MARY T.
cartls AN1' VA VI hiS city. M
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FItObI MEXICO.
LETTER OF MAMMALIAN TO MARQUEE;
!, [Coyretpoudence OF kks Netp York Herald. I I

. 'ICoFTetfsoHdcnce Q he Ne9 FORK deTdtd.l d
W CrTY OF MEXICO; May 25, 1857.
The Dolotin do Oriente iIi an extra which liavo
Just received, publishes the following letter Of
Maximillnn TO Genoral Marquee. twas intercept
e. Il. ..sl..lt...,s. QUEnETGRo, May g. 1867.
. SENoR GENERAL MARQUEE 81. After having boon
for somo time without any noWB from tho capital,
ent sources Information that embitterssmy feel
inga;"I It rclates to occurrences which we could
vii, wish we're noyer made public. out" Of regard at
consideration. OF the offtr which you had made,
iefof y3aIGn Of men: shiehi iwite The spec.miary
tions, you undcft6ok1h i E2R were TO britg TO the
which failed to BIO Of aid 70 tho besfgs stpettuc-
Ssa ars sauS Sspssa The e the y
appearance Of flight. nt ,.o 80 u. .iI.a:ri. !"
and panic that induced you then to treat with tho
liberals for conditional surrender OF the capital.
would wish als6,. that I could psss oyer fh sir
pire by your use OF Gyexatiops and, over cruel
measures which history viii never explain in 70;
ss Sos suse ha pSS
against ,is. but even otir best frienis-siloh as
| Generals Yidaurri, De la PortIlioI Espejo and
ShSrsmroiusc e share ip tho TespoRsibt} for
And while at the capital all the interests OF So
oiety are injured IN tho effort TO extort pecnniary
mind the conviction that they arc used for orimi-
which defends this place has to struggle with
ectilos yielded by the melting down OF tho church
| bells are spont. With such conduct the empire
must necessarily succumb, for in this ago OF tho
world only suoh political institutions as ara ofpub
lic benefit can stand. Bad ones fall sooner or
later they can NO 5or auryiyo. ~
Our own conscience, however, is oasy, because
WA poas6o for us to do has not bean lefL undono.
| The unbounded confidence which ne placed In tho
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