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THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.
Ensliah Opinion of the Canvass and Issue.

English Opinion OF the Canvass and Issues.
lBostcn Juno rs correspondence OF London Times]
General sheridan Ia likely to give some trouble TO his
chiefs. His defiance 10 tho President has am told,
given deep offence 10 General Grant, and tho opinion Is
becoming universal that sheridan ia playing political
game OF his own, with an Interior purpose In view. AS
Presidential election draws near. aspiring public men
sometimes make daring efforts to mako or increase their
popularity and Sheridan ha,r. both ambitious aud
80, ~ .-S..s- !. -f--3-.rs .'T--''sS' - ~,-"
Restless seems rosoweu ~ improve MS appearances
while he can. Tho President however, has "pocketed
the a9rontn and still gives no sign OF any intention 10
interfere In the affairs OF Tie South and this under tho
circumstances s the most udc!ou course he can take
ing next MONTH but II does not look IL the people
would take any interest in their proceedings Ii they
should continue apalhetic shrewd congressman will de-
cline to subject themselves to the dsco ors summer
life in the most disagreeabe or American cities.
Mr.. Wade, President Of tho Senate has been making
todr West. in the OF which 10 nduged himself in
extraordinary speeches In Kansas lac said that
tho slavery question being disposed or that Of labor and
Property he said, twas not equally divided, and
more equal distribution Of capital must be wrought out.
That Congress which had done SO much for the slave
cannot quietly regard the terrible distinction which
ISIS beween the that labors and him that does not
Ho went on to argue that the Almighty never intended
that should work while another Toasted in idle
The position which Mr. Wade holds in the radical
party gives these opinions weghty significance and
they are striking commentary on the peryerse state
mens OF the philosophers abroad who contend that this
IL the country OF universal content and that e,ousies
OF class are unknown. We may hayo redistribution
OF property" party before many years are over.
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take place He then Addressed question 10 ~ Rouher
relative TO the negotiations for tho establishment Of
international Maritime Court n M IA N
NJ kouHER. in reply, said the question encountered
serious objections In England and was very delicate
one As regards the proposed international code for
tho recovery OF claims from foreign countries, H. Rouher
declared that II would b difficult to the adoption
OF uniform principles on that point Replying to III.
Larrabure ne said that the bombardmont OF Valparaiso
had raised the question whether that act Was
warfare England regarded it as an act Of war on
the part OF Spain, and submitted 10 the Losses
entalled thereby on British residents He declined to
express any opinion as to the legality OF the act In
reply TO M. Quesne he said that the government at
present entertained hopes Of inducing the United
fraudulent bankrupts nevertheless they did not despair
OF doing 80 at some future time.
NJ PICARD maintained that tho b0nlbardment OF VAL
parais0 was clearly an act OF violence upon which b.
Kouher repeated his statement that both England and
tne United states regarded il as an act OF war.
Tho three sections Of the Budget for Foreign Affairs
were then voted and the Chamber passed 10 the discuss
sion OF the Ministry OF tho Interior
H. GiAs-BHoN said that every liberty toas udnting
France, and added thai the country tooad not
penance cith fooiscap her head (M Glas- Bizoin
was frequently interrupted aud called to order BY the
President)
OLIVIER examined the state Of affairs created in
France BY the DEGREES Of tho 10th OF January last Of
which he expressed his approval He thought that free
He advocated tie suppression Of the Office Of Minister of
Stoe 'ctch ne defined kind of Flce-Enlpe0r He
preached tho Ministry with having carried out liberal
measures IN violent manner which had nevertheless,
been accepted to clear the political situation. II
cessary TO do away with all disparity between the
ana the mode OF its execution, tho only Of
arriving al this was for the Government 10 put Itself in
communication NTH The country
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A -
THE HORRORS or INDIGESTION

You complain Of your stomach, unfortunate dyspepeief
ought stomach complain Of your Possibly
the YOU endure ar simply the soachs method 90
taking revenge upon you for necctng and abusing IL Per-
haps never improve Its c0uds
ton, but, the other hand continually oramming
tried HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BiTrERs proper diet
and regular meas The Btters In week would put you1
digestive appara order regulate the dow ~
bile in accordance with the laws Of health and produce 1us
much aperient would be necessary for your
good and when you all right iudcous and reg
ar dieting with little OF the tonic now and thea wouIS
keep you II neglected these OF
don't blame your stomach for Its rebellion. II merey
natures hint that wants help II neglect II the
next thing may be Inflammation, OF sclrrhls cancer oe
other violent disease There such
thing as being late in these matters. HOSfErrERQ
BITfERS win dyspepsia but dyspepsia engendee
diseases which defy all restoratiseB.
New York Office. 30 Dey street.
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TINE REBEL sFfla 10 SURRENDER FEDERAL PRISONERS.


Hon. CHARLES A. ELDmDsE:-
have seon your remarks published They are
substantially correct. Evory word that said TO you
in Rchmond Ia not only true, but can be proved by
federal officers. did offer in August TO deliver the
federal slcx aud wounded without requiring equlva
Tents and urged tho necessity OF haste ~ sending
for them tho mortality terrible. did oher 10
deliver from to fifteen thousand At Savannah with
out delay. Although this cIer was made ia August
transporatlons not sent for them until December
and during tho interval tho mortality was perhaps al its
creates, height. II had not tnado the oder, why dld
Tho federal authorities send transportation 10 Savannah
Tor ten or fifteen thousand mens II made the oier
based only on equivalents, why did tho same transporsa
ton carry for delivery only three thousand menf
Butler SAYS the offer mado In the is. taccerons
10 the newspaper repor and that thousand we're
deyervd The offer was made In August, and they
we're seut for 10 Dscsmbor then delivered more than
thirteen thousand and would have gone to the Gteen
thousand II the federal transportation had been sum
Gent. Ny instructions 70 my agents were 20
deliver 6feen thousand sck end wounded and "
thai n1mbsf Of that class not hand TO make up
the number by well mon. Tho Offer was made by me ia
pursuance OF instructions from the Confederate Secro
tary Of War. ready 70 keep up the arrang smont
until every slck and wounded man had been returned
The three thousand men sent 20 savannah by the
fedsrs In as wrechod condition as any oetach.
msut OF prisoners sent from ConederAia prison.
All these things are susceptible OF proof, aud am
much mistaken II I canno, provo them by federal
authority. am quite sure that Gensral Milford will
sustain systx alIs<aiiop here ua1a - y VVLp
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MAxIMILIAM'S WILL.
Curious Teseamsntary Arrangements Of the
Emperor and Empress.

Curious Tessamsntary Arrangements Of tho
Emperor and Empress.
Vienna July 10 correspondence Of the Paris Libertcl
have already announced TO you that the testamsnay
executor Of the Emperor Maxmian was Count Francois
Itchy now learn that there second Count Haddk.
Concerning the wills Of the Emperor Macmillan aud the
Empress Charlotte some information OF precise nature
has reached which cannot fail 70 excite tho highest
interest From what learn, which OF course cannot
guarantee although have from the best source. two
wills perfectly analogous, were drawn up BY the En-
peror and Empress Each OF them, in case there
issue OF the marriage leaves oil the property TO the
survivor. Thus, Macmillan being dead, bis fortune,
estimated from twelve millions Of forins only
calculating his property at Miramar Lacroma, and the
artistic wealth collected there revert 10 the Empress
Charlotte The will OF Macmillan IL there 10 attcs. u.
But now comos the strange anaif II 10 asserted that
the Empress Charotte's will, written with her own
hand and which carefully locked up In one Of the
rooms at Mramar. has suddenly disappeared, nobody
knows how or where. From that circumstance u re-
suls that the Empress Charlotte has no will and -
not In state TO make one, seeing the almost complete
absence of her mental faculties oil her fortune includ
ing the part coming from her husband, the Emperor
Meximau and which ought in justice, after her death,
70 revert 10 the Austrian imperial family, viii now
legally fall 10 tho royal ons Of Belgium
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

TrottIns ~ Island Park Course, noar Troy.
Troy, July "a, 1857,
10 oCL0cKP ~
An Interesting and exciting took place this after
noon on the Island Park Course, just below this city, 10
presence or large concourse Of people for purse aud
sweepstakes Of $780, The following named horses were
entered Ben Mcclellan g. e. by c. Champlin; Conf
dence T. = by Mr. Rodiu Burger by Homer Briggs;
Sir John b. h. by Philip Smith. In drawing for posi-
lions the horses drew as follows-For the INST heal,
Burger 1; Sir John, q Mcclellan, 3; Confidence
The horses came 10 the score pretty evenly. after
dry attempts and cot thword aud in rounding the rst
turn Mcclellan wen. 70 me oa ooH ,ne pos ana
2:32k. Sir John coming In second and Burger third.
Confidence having broken badly had hard work TO save
After tho necessary twenty minutes, the horses
up and took the word for the second heat Mcclellan re.
tanning his position at the pole Down the back stretch
and round tie lower turn Confidence laid pressing claim
10 the heat, but was beautifully beaten in 2So Burger
third and SIR John last This va. very pretty neat
and after 0ne send OF Confidence. with tremendous
burst OF speed, went 10 the 'front.' took the pole NC
long, slim, UNDESIRABLE breaks, and was with very
great exertion he saved being distauccd Coundenoe
irotsng home in 2;si. with Burger pushing him, Sic
Many OF the outsiders now claimed that Mcclellan wa
tr,ng 70 throw the race bu. any man Of sense co,d
In hs two frat heats ut discount but lev or the
Initiated seemed TO have Confidence the brain, and
accommodated all who thought dnerent Wild wi tue
betting they wanted.
After ths necessary soda water and sherry, Vme was
called for the fourth heat and alter nearly wevrns ont
the patience OF the judges let alone the specstcrs they
took the word anu tho first turn Mcclellan took WITH
lightning speed his position 10 tho front o. tao pole
with Confidence bearing down hard on him, and now y
ia my privilege TO record the PROTEST beat have ye
within my short tori experience seen; the gray cosui
inch BY nch the short gap Of one length ana when they
horses snd thus they continued to within thirty rod
OF the stand When Confidence made sight skip an,
swerved little 10 his left which rather disturbed Nc
Lsans equilibrium, and he broke Confidence vlnuin
the heat aud Burger put In an appearance for
place. which he got. leaving poor Mcclellan third, an
sir John outsider
After proper time they again came for tbs word an
l continued 20 come until forbosrsnce ceased 10 bs
virtue The judges were obliged. through tue sttstsg
LEI tAs diIsfs, yas dA NV dsEs lros We ssss ant
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Grand Muffin Match.


Tho MUM match, which has bcon so much talked OF
during the past few days, in which the Reporters and
Scorers were tho contestants came OF yesterday the
Union grounds, Brooklyn, +. d. and was witnessed by
very fair assombage Both sides were short. as some
of the regular apponiess did no. put In appearance
As far as muffin SIN was concerned the Reporters certain
y of the PALM although a. times doing some pretty
safe batting The Scorers showed that they were moro
experienced than their opponents and that they would
win the match evident from the beginning. Messrs
Darrell simonson aud swift led the score the part OF
Che Scorers and Mcssrs. Warner Bull and Kelly OF the
Reporters Prizes were awarded TO those making tho
best scores the side Of tho Scorors-a maple bat,
highly finished for the FIRST and ball for the second
presented by Mr. Hortsman, OF Maiden lane. For the
one making the most hits on bases on the Reporters
side handsome spring handle bat presented by Mr.
Heinrichs, Of Broadway. prize for the best score,
and another for the one putting most men
out-a handsome maple bat and bal-were presented
by Mr. Andrew Peck, OF Nassau street The prizes on
the side Of the Scorers by Mossrs Darrell and
smouson and the side Of the Reporters, by Messrs
Kelly Warner and Hudson. Tho game, although very
lively By means very sharp, and was won by tho
Scorers, the score standing 80 TO To-
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{ n eL A II D..

The Reform Bill I'm the House of Lords
Church Rates Abolition.
LONDON, July a. 1857.
In the House OF Lords last night the debate the
Reform bill was resumed. At its conclusion, the
motion for the second reading Of the bill put and
carried
abolition OF church rates
Sir Morton PctO's Affairs.
II is said that the liabilities of Sir Morton Peto amount
10 nine millions sterling while his assets will not exceed
ithrss hundred thousand pounds
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THE srHlESW!a CUSTOM.

Danish Guarantee for German Residents.
o.. - COPENHAGEN, July "a, 1861.
The Danish government has ntmated to Prussia its
willingness to give guarantees for the protection of tho
German Inhabitants of North schleswg; but demands
Information tho OF the guarantee required
by the Prussiap Cabinet.
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Mcrcutio said of his wound
1T not deep well, or rs vide
As gnte, but IL would do
Plantation Bitiers will not raise the dead.
But they cure the sick, exslt the depressed,
Aud render life a thing TO be enjoyed.
We believe there millions OF living Witnesses 70 tniQ
fact Dyspepsia IL horrd disease but Panluon Btttsro
viii cure II. II Ia most invgogatiag tonic for weakncsa
aud mental dependency Those who out OF sortA''
should try Plantation Bitters.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet articie-supos
rior TO Cologne, and at half tho price.
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DIR. K~nScdy's Dirrrh~a Cordini, One psf7
tie will Every family Ia health sh0ut4
have bottle OF every traveller By lard Or by Esssl
CO q PARK row r. G. WELLS co, fe5 Fulton ssres4
and @. N. CRrTTENTON, IS Sixth avenue H. r. Az reta0
by al druggistst price 81
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Reai Insanity Of Some Fcuinn Leaders.
LONDON, July "a, 1887
It's reported on the authority of Lord Mas, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, that two Of the Fcnan prison.
ors now awaiting trial in Dublin have become
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ResoIute w. Constellation.

The nrst match between those clubs played ycs-
terdsy afternoon at tho Satellite grounds, Brooklyn.
d. and was won by the Resolutes. with score Of 81
70 2s The general playing, although good, showed
lack OF practice both Sides but the Resolues out
played Their opponents both In the field and 81 the bat
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.

TINS LONDON MONEY MARKET -LoSpos, July "a
Evening-Consols for money, e4k United States fve-
ewsnes 72X; Eric Railway shares. Az Illinois Central
Railway shares. 76H; Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
way shares, "a
Tas CONTINENTAL BouRsrs -TRAxKFoRr, July o.
Noon.-United States ive-twenties, 1917
THs LIVERPOOL CoTroy MARKEr.-LIvERPooL. July "a
Evening Cotton closed irregular Sales to-day 10000
bales Kidding uplands lo14d. mddling Orleans
I0kd.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKEr-LIvERpooI, July "a
Evening ,-BrcadstuTs quiet. Corn 36s Cd. for new,
wheat 13s Cd. for California white. Barley, 6s Oats
as Peas, Ais.
IfyEerooL Provisions MARKET-LIvERPooL. July a.
Eveuing-Pork T3s Beef, laos Lard, 49s. Sd. Bacon,
as Cd. Cheese, 64s.
LvrurooL PRODUCE MARKer-LdvKRrcoL, July "a
Evening Pot ashes, SIS Rosin-common 7s., lne Us
Spirits turpentina, 3ls Petroleum, active; Spirits 3D.
refined. Is 3lld- Tallow, 44s Clover seed As
LONDON MARKErs-Loypoy, July 24-Evenng. No.
~ Dutch standard sugar 25s 3d. Scotch pig iron o3s
Calcutta linseed 6Ss 3D. Linseed cakes, 80 los Lin
seed oil, cal l0s. Whale OIL f32 Sperm oil, fl2o.
Tar PsreolEuM MAaxEr.-AsrwERP, July 24-Noou -
Petroleum, 43tkf. for standard white.
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ROBBERY At LEWISTON, NE.

Lewiston Me-, July "a, 1857.
The house OF A. D. Lockwood was entered by bur.
glars this morning and robbed Of diamonds pearls and
coral owery valued at 81 900. The property beonsea
TO Miss Lockwood, OF Cambridge Mass.
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PHILADELPHIA, July "a. 1881.
prize fght took place to-day at Red Bank New Jers
scy, between John Provost alias Captain Rynders, Of
New York, and Thomas D. Evans, alias Dennis Faley.
also of New York. Over two hundred foughs from NeW
York came on to soc fight. Elghty-sx rounds
fought-time I:3S Provost was declared tue winnsg.
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A Cure Warrnnte ed or Money RefWrsed.- DE.
FI1LERs Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently cure
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout; warranted harmless.
Agents, DEyAs BARNES, 81 PAX row; HEMBoLD. 81
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E j R O Pc
by THE CABLE TO JULY "a.
Maximilian's Widow Removed
from Miramar.
The Italian Movement Against
Rome.
French Ministerial Reply to NM.
Theirs and Favre.
France "Ooing Pcnancc in q FOOLS Cap
Under Napoleon.
THE LAST WILL OF MAMMALIAN.
MAxINllL!AN'S WIDOW.
Her Removal from Mirnmar,
TRIESTE. July o. 1867.
1ns Archdaohess Carotta has EFT Miramar for Bel
iTALlAM REVOLUTION.

THO Movement Against Rome.
PARIS, July "a, 1861
italians here assert that Mazzni has gone to Italy 10
5ou Garibaldi in his intended movement on Rome
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= III = y o z =.

Three TrOtting Matches mt the Fashion
Course-Thc First for $1,000. che Second
for $1,000 and tho TAird for SJO0-Capitai
Sport Yesterday Afferno0n.
FIRST TR0r
Match 81 900, mile heats. best three ia five, in har
b Mace named g. e. -, by Cardinal .......
budd Dobe named Dr. m. Princess. BY Hauabs-
HAE.
Quarter. Halt Nile
FIRST heat. ..........,., 50 I.l5 2.30
second heat ..,...... 50 1l6 2.32k
Ahitd heat.. 35& ll6H 2.3AL
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Elliptic Lccissti,ch., Scwiss Mechi i 10:
volue tension; adjustable drop feed.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reabe instantanes
ous. Factory Barclay atrect.
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Help the Patient. not the Disease.
weakening 80 arc drastic puvgatisss To gy4
them ia TO prostras disease cal9
triumph. RAILWAYS REGULATING fILI1 have esS
actsd The opposite Thoy not only discharge all IL
lfnpaies of the system through the bowels but soghes
nd nvgorate tho whole INTERNAL orsanssfoe ruco
s,oli H. dr,rnsis
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Cristadorp's Hair DYE. The Best Ever lyaas
ufactured wholesale retail also applied a. Ma
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G0uraud,s Oriental Cream.
MAGICAL BEAUTfFiER.
Gouraud's italian Msdcated SeAp, cures tan. pmp -
freckiss letter. scalp Diseases AZ GsurAsds Ifd Rouge
lips cheeks, delicious stain. Gourasio
Lily White, old depot Broadway aud Ixuggsis
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tux PARIS PxPUsffION.
sTEfNwAY SONS
beg 10 announce most posiirsy tha, thcy hare beo1
THE FrRsT GRAND COLD MEDAL.
FOR AMERIOAS PIANOS,
this medal being distinctly classified first Ia order or morris
placed AZ tho head OF the list Of all Exhirorsby the
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL JISRY.
This fnai verde, Of the only tribunal Determining The
rank or the awards at ths Exposition places
THE sfEiSWAy rfANp3
al tho hsaA and above all others in all yes exhibited
Ia addition 70 the above the great socsc des bsass
Art" Of Paris Che French National Stey Of Fine Are
end the acknowledged hiahest musical authority IN knrope
has after careful exatn alton aud Comparison o. AZ ne
musical Instruments exhibited ~ the Paris kxho"oas
awarded TO
sTErNwAY A soyy
THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL 80 -
for greatest superiority sud novelty Of c'"-tte'a "
warerooms 6rs acor OF s,sIpwsy Hail. nos u sai -
fAst fouEteenta street, New fotk
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Tn, Have Machine Cc.'s Lock Stitch sew
seeing machineh President, 5Ss BROADWAY. New tsre
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The Franco.,rexicnn BondhoIdcr..

In the Legislative body Of France, July II, Rouher
said In reply TO NJ PICARD, that . semi-oficia commu-
ncaiion relative TO the position Of the Mexican bond
holders would DO made 20 the Chamber BY the Marquis
de Moustler
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Fer ,le Hair ..Bsrry'ss 1T Trie sohc,grous: s,
gsts.
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~ c,purr Psors announced that he would postpone
dr.r,nr the attention OF the Chamber to the Affairs OF
srmany uul the discussion OF The war budget shopli
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xv,..,sr A. xyii.en lock .stisch sewtns Mac
China Aud BATON Hcis Machine 90 Broadway.
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Machines E5 broadway New YORK
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yrs.. Toapscs ard OSsew.ensol ursr.-
ned sIslisv isT pye sni Hsr Dysyx AZ cIl,tss =
EAIvaEk9Sa. u aaA2 aAasa
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DeSetc ON the sfntc OF tho Nation-France
Doing Penance With n Foolscap-sbc Will
Moi Iientnin Long In Tint Condition.
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Or MxoYcxL BExffrrIgR
Endorsed By the fashionable world. Al GOUsACDB
Depoi ss Broadway; OF Bates isg wa.aisslea s.rsss
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Marine Intelligence.

SOUTHAMPTON, July "a, lse1.-The steamship saxona,
Captain HACK from New York the 18th Inst, ar
fived this port route to Hamburg al eleven O'CLOCK
This morning.
y SOUTHAMPTON July 24-Evenng.-The steamship
Baltic, Captain Jones' from New York. ha, arrived.
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French Ministerial Reply TO NM.
Theirs and Favre.
France Doing Pcnance in q FOOLS Cap
Under Napoleon.
THE LAST WILL OF MACMILLAN
MAxIMlL!AM'S WIDOW.

Her Removal from NIirnmnr.
TRIESTE. July a. 1867
Tao Archduohess Carlotta has EFT Miramar for Bel
GUM