The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-20
France.

THE DISTRIBUTION
When Mr. Hughes the nvenor of the Printing Telegraph
called upon receive his prize the Emperor took his
hand making him exception to all the other recipients of
medals Mr.. Hughes as he touched the imperial finger
slipped into the august palm of his Hghness little
bit of paper containing the last message received by the
Cable and printed by the machine for which he just being
decorated contained these words "Maxmilian is shot
His last words WERE Poor Carloap" His Royal Serenity
read the telegram and Immediately gave evidence of fear
full agitation His cheek banched his hands trembled and
the diamonds the Imperial garter quvered in the
light that shout from the admirng multitude What
the Emperor thought is of not to be exactly known
But may that he heard all the shouts and
music above the booming OF guns and the savos of artillery
the single shot that death to his insane ambition his
and answering the last cry of her young husband
Poor Carlotta y I" Poor Maximilian"
The Parsians that the President of the United States
is going to visit their great exposition ss,, 3. -
If they President after their next revolutions we
shall be happy supply Them We have got very
well spare.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily Neus says that
little book used in the French Schools with the fiat of NJ
Duruy Minister of Public Instruction. tells the rising gen
Grafton that "the Emperor Macmillan reigns peaceably
conented people, and that French influence is thanks
to God forever established the South American
tinenr -s.s eia
The French Senate had sitting on Tuesday June IS.
Baron Dupin asked be allowed again express his
the eloquent language which the usOus Pres
dent OF the Senate had given uerance TO In the preceding
sitting and by which he well expressed the sentiments of
the senate OF on occasion OF danger
which Emperors had been exposed being the En-
of the French But he desired that to the expression
OF these sentiments should be united the sympahie of
France Tor third Emperor who also knows how to face death
with inepdity and whose life this threatened by
armed bands Let trust that the United States will striveo
the last prevent misfortune like this because upon that
Government above all that the responsibility of it would rest
Such are the sentiments which desired express in the
Senate They those of France and will most certainly
find powerful echo within these walls where sit many
Generals who have acquired more ler by their valor
in battle than by their sentiments of humanity after victory
General marks of APPROVAL
The President The Senate cannot Int on in the noble
words just pronounced by Baron Dupin :.
Gig l.--r =. PARIS, July s.
The Emperor Napoleon charges the Church party of Mexico
with the death of Macmillan '
New York. July 8
European mail adyces state that all arms of the land and
naval service of France being strengthened and the ac
tvy all through France produces impression that there
are impending difficulties.
debate of considerable length took place in the Corps
Legisla the financial part of the Mexican question: the
Minister declining speak the political part Of the ques
ton, as it would be nconyenient