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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

a.or orest,on and Of the conciiatory ana moderate
pei ala AZ stantinople by Nunco. On the
Other SIDE told that the @ So1s Rpng TO e
a NC nfounSed Suohlan alliance would be In direct
eppGstion TO the policy essentially AUSTRIAN which Gr
emit has fust inaugrated Attempts tor an anl-
ence with Russia might assume character oI proNoca
ton while our Cabinet must above all WORK 70 p eSlye
neace and 10 avoid Austria falling into foreign eomPne%
Hons IN IL has been aimed at drawing from the atuuue
of Austria in the seryian question inducons h
that our relations with France have been altered ny ue
sttitude or that we have excited dstrust at Paris rs
deep error which is much apparent that France n
Austria follow an Identical policy in the Orenta Dues
ton and especially in servian affairs-whlch clrcu
stances allowed TO give TO those relations an mterh
tional character most favorable
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~
YEWs By gus ATLANTIC GABLE TO JAN 10
GREAT BRITAIN.

!, nGsy4 70 sap hlSUsH
= Low DON. jan, f5-Eyening ice on the Iaee 10
Rec nt,s Para broke through to-day, while crowded
h sketers; over Zoo persons were precipitated into
!f,be voter, and SQSHere drowned.
= Dent & Co., fhe wei known firm engaged IL the
China and India trade, and who we're forced to suS
bend some tine since have resumed their relations
with the brhiness world.
The British Government he's sent note 70 1leeSo
advising her to preserves strict neutrality u UV
jR{fairs 81 Gambia. r,ooo
Late teleerams have been received from Iio nie
Kong. which make no mention OF eomnelCi'u pS'',o
30 tl{at city. II is now believed thar DO s"'''
prevails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
BY STEAMSHIP.

Tho steamer Bremen, from Southampton Jan. 2,
arrived at this port yesterday The greater portion
Of her news has been anticipated.
The Alexander from Mobile, the Atmosphere and
New-World from New.YOrk oil arrived at Liverpool
Dec. go
Tho PalmeTstOn and Southampton from New-YOrR,
end the speedwell from San Francisco, arrived a
0raVesend Dec. %,
The stetson from New York passed Deal Dec. 90
The Glen Devon from New-York for London passed
Deal In tow, Dec 30.
The Orient from New-York and the Missouri from
CbalIeston arrived at Liverpool Dee 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
ITALY.

disnateh from Florence says: The Senate has
onnrovad without debate the bill for the provisional
Exercise of the Budget during the first quarter OF
1851 The Florence journals deny the rGnors OF an
Toyai decree has been published ordering the
issue of five per cent consolidated rentes to the
amount of 500 900 lire toward detraylng the cost
of the construction of railways. - =,
A telegram from Rome says The Pope mas adc
dressed an autograph letter to the COMMITTEE OF OF
Roman Mobiles, who, in the name OF the majority Oh
at the disposal of the Pope to defend the Holy See
His Holiness thanks them for their generous oIIer
and declares that he will avail himself OF 1t snoulo
occasion arise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
MEXICO.
TROUBLE ABOUT DUTIES AT VERA CRUZ.
20 4uK THIurgu


NJ TEIEgRATH 80
Ew-ORIEANs, Jan. ia Havana correspondent,
writing on the 9th nst states that the steamer bolent
had arrived nom Vera Cruz, bringing dates 10
the ID inst MACMILLAN demands duties all goods In
the Vera Cruz CustOm-IIouso even though they have
already been paid 20 the French He tells the merchants
that the goods cannot be taken away before tho duties
are paid his collector unless the get the French
troops 10 assst them IN taking the goods by force: Mr.
d. J.. Lane United States Consul at Vera Cruz, IL
pcctcd arrive here NJ any moment lie 10 confer
with Muster Campbell gentleman holding high or
fcal position az Vera Cruz wrote the eth inst Tho
Liberals all around they have Madelin They oc-
casonay take charge OF the railro ad trains ana gen.
orally off than ever. Twelve hundred
troops are 20 embark this week"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

7 - A..
road to progress AMI win be OF ncalouape Denen" INC
extreme northern provinces Of the empire 3D.. cooro
The American war steamer monlcan hau Put in'" N'A
to repair damages in her machinery. - ...,o
COMMERCIAL transactions have been rather more active
In the last fortnight Gold sold by this PACKET az per
premium and the amount OF exchange or Parls anu
city and 100000 francs on the forwer on Hamburg
$4,000 NJ Banco, at usual rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
SYRIA.
TNTHuSIASM OF LIE

hNlHusiAsA OF THE GREEKS ~ THE CRETAN CAUSE
ASSISTANCE RENDERED TIE CRETANs BY AN IN
"LisH GUN-BoAT-TBE AMERICAN MINISTER AT
Observation-Disclosures ApvICEs FROM CRETE
From Our Special Correspondent
SYRIA, Dec. 20, 1860.
any one donbts the vitality of the Greek race,
few days spent here In Athens will suffice 70 satisfy
him OF the resucation of the Hellenic stock Nothing
50 Ike inc American people exists out of the United
s'es OF america Enthusiasm without restraint, fire
have I'D abundance. The rush Of volunteer, FOR Cot %
numerous though only boat is in III condition. ~
carry them there, and that closely chased A. tnoes
that seems the extreme Of mpudence to venture Gov
age In her The Panhellenion has become already r.
torc She leaves here with regularity and makes
her voyages more promptly than the packet which car
RES the mans 10 ana from Crete she "a tho only boat the
eTeef nap DFopopDess fast enough aoo all tbs fastest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
CLERGYMEN,
EDITORS, LAWYERS, ARTISTS,
STUDENTS, PROFESSIONAL MEN,
AND ALL WHO LABOR WITH
THEIR BRAIN.
A WORD WITH YOU!

The eseroe Oiphorhors the brain and MATER
eombustbe wei established BY many
eminent chemists To this attributed performance ofns
principal part the nervous action The asAs Of phSspAOuio
Coaerbe would reduce the sad condition ofAs
bra It's presence produces excitement Oen punng nt
individual into the ghfl deium which call madness insanity
mental alteration When found in the normal proportion % b
the mos. Sublime thoughts and produces that admirable haIprJ
which is the hghes. condition Of the soul"
Of your employment tends exhaust obs
oryRaJ phosphorus normally existing In the economy -hsbn
Necessary to healthy action Of the mind.
In Orer therefore 10 Keep the BRAIN supplied with that eeast
which gives yOa MENTAL STRENGTH and NERVOUS POWER,
Preparation fPHOsPHoRoUs ozvdabE and assae %
needed to PREVENT NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
fHEIGIITM.

The Et0ile Beige says: France has addressed
propositions to England for the conclusion OF an
alliance between the two countries, In view OF the
existing complications in the East. Similar proposals
have been addressed by France to the Cabinets OF
Vienna and Florence"
The MoRic,T Beige says: 1.-THE spread OF the cattle
plague in Holland having rendered more stringent
measures necessary TO prevent fraud on the frontiers
Of Western Flanders, several more cQmmunes have
been subjected TO the law of February, 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
CANADA.
THE CONFEDERATION PROJECT.

y iEIEoRAPa rEBuSs.
TORONTO, JAN 15.-The Globes Ottawa correspond
cnt learns that the Confederation delegates in London
after sitting three weeks, agreed upon measure snbstan-
TALLY the same 40 the Quebec scheme. This was sub
inittcd 10 Earl Cameron the 2th Of December, and
brought under consideration by the British Cabinet with
other matters engaging the attention OF the dele
gates Fcycrish anxiety prevails at ottawa on account
81 rimor. that the capital OF the Confederation Il TO he
removed eastward II has resulted In the stopping OF
building operations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
PRUSSIA.

The semi official North German Gazette publishes a
leading article on " Germany and the anti-German
efforts of the Scandinavian Party" which concludes
as follows: We again repeat that it in 10 be expected
tnat a. the settlement OF the North Scheswig ques-
uon denmark VIII have to give guarantees for tho
protection of the national character and rights of the
German population.
telegram from Munich SAYS: Prince Won Ho-
henlohe has been appointed Minister for Foreign
Affairs lie is also intrusted with the Ministry of
the Royal Household -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

Of corespOnSs members 70 tne london fhlCfetan
Committee INC British Minister aS to be Creek
e g%S TO Teatv se to e arng a
T Intended to be cent end 20 SG necessity for
IS speedy disarmament 1t appears mat joint exIe6 6r
ton Of these two vessels had 6Ge eerety GrgaeG
the Greek Munster Of Marine any some VI ms
Contributions IN Alp OF TlIR cRETANs
The Committee in England in aid OF the OIeek H.
has {aised the shIn Of E1s0OO. The Greeks in
ENGLAND have raised $4,000 for the purchase OF
b%clade-runner to replace the Panhellenion, when,
IN its eight successful voyages, received some nara
knocks, especially in Its last, when the Sultan inu
ing no other vessel Of sufficient speed, dispatched
HE own yacht. which was gaining on the Panheile-
Mon. when the latter, turning round, ran down ana
sank her pursuer but was herself so shattered as o
he useless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
SPAIN.

PAR,s. Jan I6-The United States iron-ciad MAN
sonornah together with other vessels OF the
arc All now at Barcelona SPAIN Great eroW0s Oh
SeopIo have visited her She will sal again ID 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

FARMERS CLUB ONE-HUNDRED-DoLIAR RAsP-
BERRY PRIzEAt the meeting of the Farmers Cup yes
terday letter was read from Mr. A. Fuller OF Ridge
wood ~ j. offering prize OF 500 for tho best four
quarts OF raspberes for general cultivation as market
fruit The only restrictions to be placed upon compe
ton are that the fruit shall be hardy and prolific The
fruit to be exhibited and the prize paid at the rooms OF
the Farmers, Club, American Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

BASE BALL ON THE ICE.-A base ball matfh OF
skates win be played between the Eagle ana EmpT
Clubs at Sylvan Lake, Hoboken, to-day at p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
AUSTRIA.

vienna, Jan. l5-An official morning Newspaper
eensures any agitation against the measures OF the
Government, and says the opposition have no other
Alternative than to consult the will of the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
TURKEY.

coSsrAEIlNoPLE, Jan. 15.-lhe questions which
arose between the Porte aud the American Legation
Aoso In regard to the complaints made by the United
States Consul at Cyprus against the local authorities
Of that Island have been settled to the mutual salts
faction Of both parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
30 ILLUSTRATIONS.
FRANK LESLfE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER
No. sol. Vol XIII
Ready at all newSstands on WEDNESDAY, ieA

Ready AZ al neN6stands on WEDNESDAY, 10th
ILLUSTRATIONS,
l. MAYOR HOFFMAN REPRIMANDTNG THB OFFENDING ME,s
BERs OF THE COMMON oOUYCIL--gew.YOrl
DIsGRACEFUL SCENE IN THE COMMON COUFCIr-g.,.
York
THE PALMBRsToH BuILDINGs-LSndOn
l. SPECTATORS AT TIIB CAPB-Pads
s. THE EXHIBITION BUILDIEG-Pans
G. THE BOULEVARD DEs CAPUCIEEs-PsbG
TIR FRENCH OFFICERS TAKING LEAVE OF THB POPE
O. BURYING THE VICTIMS OF THB coLLmaY rxpIouoS..
England.
TO- THE BLACK COUYTRY."-England.
H. NEW LODGE ROOM OF THB KANE LODGE-Neu.Y1k
H. PORTRAIT OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT, jL
la WINTER EVENING AMUsEMENTs-PRIvATB THBATRIcAie
Il WHAT WE ARB COMING TO. EVERY oNF BIS OWN co0K.
Is A DEER HUNT AT NIGHT
l6 THE RACK IN USE IN 1865
H. KILLED BY A BRANCH
10 MuRDER0us ATTACK BY TRUCK DRIVER
10 ACCIDENT TO TIGHT-RoPE DANCER
90 A COURAGEOUS WOMAN
a. kSTRANGE FREAK.
e. PATTI ACCIDENT AT CIRCUS.
80 DARING ROBBERY
a. KLLED y HIS OWN TRAP ruv rv,vopDu
%. ALMOST AN EXPLOSION
q. 4 PBRLL0gs RIDE
~ Z HH PRSsES EFF SITUATION.
70 OUR ARTIST IN fERy, WITH nine Do4 lSs,yatoO'
l. oNLf A BRAKEMAN KILLED.
l. MY srEpMorHER Chap G l.
q ALMOST WON.
4 OUT OF THE WAY CORNERS OF THB WORLD.
S. THE EMERALD MINES or TRuSS0.
G. A LADY KEEPER OF THB GREAT SEAL.
T. CAUDLB LECTURE No g.
O. 4 MILITARY LAWYER, AND A POLITICAL PREACHER
g. LORD KENYONS LEARNING
TO- LRECHES MADE PETS.
EDITORIALS
l. MAMMALIAN -
q DECLINE OF OUR MERCANTILE MARINE.
3 TAXES on CITY RAILROADS
A. CHEAP MURDER
8 FIGURATIVE VBRACITY.
G. WHERE 1T BELONGS. -. - =
TOWN GOSSIP ART GOSSIP ADJUSTMENTS IN THE CITY,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BPIToMB.
&C., &c, &c.
Address FRANK LESLIE, No. S3T Peartss Eev.seyt
NVALDEN's OPERA HOUSE,
PATERSON, M.
TONIGHT
j.. W. WALLACE
IRON MASK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
FRANCE.

Pans, Jan. ia detaehment' OF fio"'n "''''
fhom Mexico have just arrived 10 france -.
The last Of the transports ior te~ ~ 0O Lett TealoS
kAome the French troops nom '"eAi'' ''''
Z Ratelast evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

PORT OF Egw.YoRK.......JAN IS
ARRIVED.
Steamship saIyosa, Crowen Charleston 90 hours with mds and
10 A. Leary.
steamship Abemse Bourne Richmond and Norfolk with mise and
10 Livingston, Fox Co.
Steamship Jauo Smith, Wilmington ~ c. via Norfolk wah cotton
aud naval Murray Ferris Co. Being short VI
sisted TO the city by steafntug.
Steamship San Salvador Atkins Savannah rs hous with ndse aud
pass. ~ Garrison & Allen.
Ship Alexander Marshall Marshall Liverpool vita and
pass. 10 q. II. Marshall & Co.
Brig Kildare (BI Maeumber Windsor N g. days With plaster 10
D. H. DE Wof& Co.
sehE Laura A. Durngame, Fuller, Portland Ne
SAILED.
Steamship Pannilla
RETURNED.
scr Sarah Smith Turner PHILADELPHIA returned 10 this
city % account Office 10 Delaware Bay
AMERICAN PORTS.
FoRTRRss MONROE Jan I6Sed steamships Mcclellan Boston,
Promhus Wilmington c. snd Missouri O New Orleans With 10th
a. y Infantry
Jan. l5-CeAred, steamship Zodas for NewYok
CHRLgsroS Jan l5-Arnyei bark Jnnrer Liverpool seh
David striker from Baltimore md r. Vaughan Boston Sailed
bark Helen sands or hsepoo brig L. NJ Merit for Boston, steam
ship Falcon, for Baltimore and sch Ralph Carlton for Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

RUTGERS FEMALE INsTITUTE.--At the annual meet
ing of the above institution Monday evening" Messrs
H. IT, Van Wyck VIM A. Darling, the Rev: @. III: Weston:
and g. NJ Stys were elected members OF the boaro VI
Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
RAVARIA,

telegram from Munich says: The King has &C
cepted the resignation of Baron Pfordten. HIS sue
cessor has not yet been appointed but IL Is
certain that the vacant post viii be conferred upor
Prince Won Hohenlohe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
A NERVE FOOD,

Restoring the VITAL ENERGY mparg vgOr est
to the whole system and vvs the functions Of the Brain
The effects Of HYPoPHosPHITEs will both SURPRISE AfI
CHARM you. 20 CIRCULARS FREE.
Their anOdyne effect misunderstanding produce TB MOST
REFRESHING AND RENoyATEG SLEEP They should Be Ssk
promptly every Of Loss OF NERVOUS FORCE, from rhs
ever cause as THE EASIEST MOST DIRECT AND MOST AR
PRoPRIATB REMEDY
PRICES, bottles 81 and 81 each sr mail e' T
large for S. Sold all respectable DTugs throughout the unes
States aud a. the Sole Depot BY the PrOYrietons,
j. WINCHESTER co.,
No sc JoHNsT, NEW. YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

STREET DEPARTsrENT.-There is nothing of any i'm
portanee gong on in this Department at present, Mr.
Mclean having made changes nor docs he intend do
ing so for come time to come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Jan 16-Evening.-The steamship william
Par, CAPT BerIngs, from New-Yorh has arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
FRANCE.

The MOniiem says: Letters received here from
Massowah state that Consul Cameron and Mr.. Ras-
sam, with their friends, have been again placed in
irons by orders Of the Emperor Theodore
The cause of this severity is not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
ITALY.

NAPLGs, Jan. l6-A violent tempest VISITED .l'S
bay last night Twenty-iour shIps were wio 'i'at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

CONTROLLERS OTFIcE.-Controller Connolly has
appointed Patrick Carroll Of the Nineteenth Ward Deputy
Collector OF Washington Market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
CITY NEWS.

MAYORS OFFIcE.-During the year 1865 Mayor
Hoffman received 4eo registered visitors, and married
II couples
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
pORTI'GA1.

The Queen ia quite convalescent The King Of
Italy is expected at Lisbon on visit TO the KING ana
Queen Of Portugal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB-The Spring meeting OF
the Jockey Club at Jerome Park announced for May 49,
% and 49, three races each day. The Summer meeting
will be held on June TO- 20 and o. with four upon
the first and third days. and three upon the second Mr.
Jerome has reconsdered his recently announced intention
OF issuing challenge TO Kentucky for two OF four
mile dash and states that the horse will not appear In any
OF tho races Of the Jockey Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
IAnnoancemen.sl

The excellence of KENT's EAST INDIA Cor
the theme Of universal rcutk Its praises IN eveybys
mouth For sale by all gioce at y cents per pound Wholesale De-
pot. Nc. ljf Rcalc' st. GTeenwchst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

The opening Of each window aud door instantly
egraphs Applied nysby and without damage once
Burglar Alarm Telegraph, No Dol Broadway. T. HoLhks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

SKULLS ExHuMED IN CITY HALL PARK.-Yester-
day. as the wormen excayating for tho laying OF
the waterpipes into the Courthouse they turned
ND two human SKULLS and large number Of other bOpes
one OF the skulls was like the ordinary skull, with SUI
ture across the top while the other had suture running
entirely the top of the head from between the eyes
10 thSneck IL r. known that tho corner OF Broadway
aud Chambers was used at the beginning OF the pres
ont century as a negro burying ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at the hotels are:
Ex-Gov Dennson Of Ohio the Hon. t NJ Pomroy, Au-
burn; the Hon. Erastus Corning, Albany and tho Hon.
Robert Campbell, Eew-York at the St. Nicholas Hotel
Cen c. H. Morgan, u. s. A., and Gen II. ID Foster, Green
burg Pa. at the Metropolitan Hotel The Hon j. j. @
Abbott, Montreal at the New-Y0rf Hotel Dr.. r. w.
Wood Honolulu, at the Fifth-aye Hotel Gen. L. b. Jones'
u s. A., at the Bancroft HOnse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
P1SSENGERS ARRIHED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PROM CHARLESTON Jan lSIn steamship sAragossh-E. We
J. A. banter, J. Belts, r. FieAe and 10 In Storage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16
SOUTH AMERICA.
BRAZIL.

TIE MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TIE BEL
uGERESTs TIE BRAZILIAN rEEr-mOr At
BUENos AYREs--oPESING OF THE NAVIGATION OF
THE AbIAZON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

GRAND SOCIETY OF CooPERs.-The Grand Society
OF Coopers protective association composed Of nearly
1900 members held it's semianBua meeting at the Metro
politan Rooms, Hesterst yesterday Three delegates
from OF the unions composing the Grand 30
eey met and transacted the routine business The only
affair OF interest the increase OF ten cents Oh the
manufacture OF each n0lasseS barrel hefearter
made by any member OF the Society Satisfaction was
expressed at the rate of wages a present PAID 70 DAY
woren g 10 and s. per day Patrick Purtell OF Now
York was elected President and John Corscadden OF Al
bauy Corresponding aud Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

IRON MASK.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

Ter, bear hFa sway, and ,o~nd 81
melancholy dirge. The Apostle
says, All Acsh is ~ grass, and all
the glory Of man as the acvss Of
grass the grass withere,h snd the
flower thereof fslleth sway." But
though the grass wi.hcrs. ths flower
cts fade, the leaflets fall, thosgh
suns may set, stars fall, and the sea
sons cone and change, aud soon arc
gone, we have the happy consolation
TO kuow that the love Of God il
change!ess, and 1t Ilis right hand
arc joys torcvermcrc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22
Latest News



Intelligence from Mexico, BY va.
Of Galveston, under date of the ,o,,
Announces the execution of NJ,
chsz and Campos, and also int.
US that Escohedo had ordered A com,
martial to try the Emperor Nav,
milan had called on the Pra..;,.
Minister ~ Asxieo 10 defend H..
In rurrendering his sword to Fac
bedo, Maximiliaa said
! surrender to you my sword ou,
10 an inioinous treason, without VIZ
to-mcrro~'s sun would have seen yna.
in my hands '0'h
The following is his proclama,io,
to his countrymcn
Coaafyymsa After the yalo, 49,
patrictis& Of the Republican force, h saa
destroyed my sceptrc ia this place ~, ~
tenacious defence OF which wa. ,e
pcn.ablc to save the honor Of nv csa' '
and Of my race.
After this bloody siege, in which II.
Imperial and Republican soldier. Nay
competed in abnegation and boldne.'
will explain myself, countrymen
came to Mexico not only animated uia
the best faith Of insuring the felicity ~
all and each Of rs, but called and
tcc,ed by the Emperor Of France X
Poleon Ill. lie, to the ridicule a.
France. abandoned inc cowsrdly ma
UNANIMOUSLY, BY demand Of tho f-ni,sS
States, after having useiessly .n.n,
France treasure aud shed the blood :,
her sons and your own.
When the news Of my fall and death
reaches Europe, all the monarch, If
Cbarlemagne country will demand ~
Napolcons dynasty an account of ms
blood--of the German, Belgian ana
French blood shed in Mexico Thoa
will be thsend
soon, before the w"r' J, Napoleon thu
third will he covered with shame from
head to loot To day he has alre,dv
seen his Majesty, the Emperor of An.
iria, my august brother, praying fer nv
life 10 the United States, aud my.elf !
prisoner Of war in the hand Of The Re.
publiean Government, and with ms
crown torn in pieces
Countrymcn, here are my lat words
! desire that my blood may regenera,s
Mexico, and that my fate will serve nsa
wa. ais,sto all ambitious and incantiou,
men, and that you will act with pru.
dencc aud trnthfulnc.s, and cnpsble
with your virtues the flag you sus ain
May Providence save you and make VOC
worthy Of myself
MAMMALIAN
Dispatches from Tampieo, Both. vim
Havana, 9Th inst say that Gen. Com
still holds out at Tampico, having pro.
nouuccd against Juars1, in favor of Or.
tega On the morning Of the lith A
portion of the garrison rcvolted in favor
Of Juarez, when fght ensaed, which
lated five hours, through the streets. at
the end Of which the revolted marty
were put to fight, some taking refuge i,
board Of the United States steamer
ianric and merchant vessels. while
many were shot seeking place Of safe
ty The forces Of JuArcz are drawing
their lines around this place, and there
viii probably be a battle soon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-22

~ The statute Of Henry Clay,
executed by Joel T. Hart, Of Ken.
lucky, was unveiled IN Louisville on
the 9th. The ceremonies Of the oc-
casion are said to have been grand
and impoaing. A great many able
letten were read, and several very
eloquent Addresses delivered en- the
oepusiOn.