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The following question was put TO Macmillan
during the trial.
Are you willing to admit that you are re-
sponsible for all the strife that occurred in
the French?"
NO" he answered. "Juarez is responsible
for 1t all. After the departure of the French L
sent message to Juarez and proposed to him
to proclaim general amnesty, and TO grant q
fun pardon to all who had been Identified with
me and the Imperial cause. Juarez refused this
and had no course left but to remain and to do
al in my power to protect large proportion of
the Mexican peopIe,n
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The Last Decree of the Emperor.

Considering that IL our death was to happen, the
Governm ent of the Empire would be headless on ac
count of the absence of its legitimate Regent Our
August wife the Empress Carlotta; considering that
to remeuy this great wrong, and to secure
the happiness Of the Mexican nation. after our
death Il Is necessary TO leave established Govern
union; considering that IL is through the freely
vOked Congress which will be decided the form in
which IL will continue to be constituted. subs-
tute the present one which s the monarch, and for
the same cause of our absence the Government will
be deposited in a Regency. We decree:-
Article 1. Our Regents of the Empire in defect
in death, ID. Theodosio Lares, ID. Jose NJ. de
Lacunza and General Leonardo Marquee.
Article 2 The Regency will govern in accordance
with the organic statutes of the Empire.
Article g. The Regency will convoke Congress-
which will definitely constitute the nation after the
termination Of the war by the action OF arms or by
amnesty, the legitimate and free election take
place, and that constituted power can assemble.
Article T. The Regency will cease and also the
power with which invest IL in this decree at the
installation OF the Congress.
Our Minister of Public Instructions is recommended
to inform the Regents heretofore named when neces
sary.
Given at Queretaro, June 10, 1867.
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additional Marine NeUs see Third

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D P.M B. THE PET Qg THE HOUSEHOLD.

PARIS PATENT WINDOW BOWER.
Every hOusekeepeT should have them to their shut
teTa; they superBede the oldfaahOned rbbOna prloe
Twenty,iive cents per pair Sold everywhere, and
Wholesale ana TetAu ~ A ~, pARIh
7Mlm No. q 3, THIRD 6trOet
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significant RepIv of enc Emperor.

Given at Queretaro, June 10, 1867.
(Signed) J. Q. DORIA, Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
Mormonism In England.

The South London Press has the follow,
ing: "our readers will probably be surprised
to hear that Normonism hourishes in the
neighborhood Of Kehsington, and that the
saints who meet once week in Kensington
Hall are increasing in numbers and influence
On Tuesday last they gave concert and
Conversations in aid of the fund which pro
vides means for those who are inclined to
proceed to the colony Of Salt Lake and the
assembly was, we are informed, very numer
Gus and enthusiastic.
The Mormon missionaries sent abroad by
BRIGHAM YoUYo are evidently hard at work
We hear Of their success in Germany, Nor
way and Sweden, as well as in England ant
Wales. They are well educated, shrewd ant
plausible men, gifted with n faculty of max
ing the worse appear the better reason, ant
find credulous people in every country they
visit. There is no more energetic or un
scrupulous proselytism extant than that o
the Mormons .r
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
Mexico.

Later intelligence confirms the report that
Querataro has been surrounded by the Lib
erals During the last week Of February
CORONA succeeded in joining EscoBEDo with
his army Of six thousand men, when the lat
ter Immediately moved upon Querataro. On
the 9th Of March he wrote to JuAREz at San
Louis Potosi that he had closed his lines
upon the city, and an assault was to be
made on the 9th or 10th. MAMMALIAN ap-
pears to have delayed his retreat until it was
too late to get away, and the Liberals were
confident Of capturing him and his entire
command Of nine thousand men. A CORE
spondent, writing from the theatre of opera
ton, says: II now look upon the whole Of
fair as settled. MAxMTLAN's troops ar,
quartered upon the inhabitants of a city c
thirty.six thousand souls. Upon these h
cannot hope to support bis army more tina
ten days" Some important letters fror
MACMILLAN to his subordinates have bee
intercepted. In one Of them occurs the 70
lowing significant paragraph, which show
thnt SANTA ANNA has been in correspond
ence with the would.be Emperor "Hay
the kindness by the next mail to answer tn
letter of SANTA ANNA amicably, but putin
him off at present without destroying Ia
hopes. Take great care of the letter of SAINT
ANNA, and let no one see it under any pre-
text
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
Crop Prospects.

Our reports from various parts of the
country concerning the crops are very en-.
couraging The fall sowings have apparently
successfully weathered the severe Northern
winter, and no complaints from frost are
heard. A few more such. pleasant days
as We are now experiencing will enable the
husbandmen to definitely ascertain the con-
dition Of their fall crops. In Missouri and
adjoining States we are told that the wheat
crop never looked more promising During
the winter the planters of Alabama, Louisi-
ana, Mississippi and Arkansas have secured
large numbers Of field hands, and are making
preparations to cultivate wide area of ter
ritory. The fact that the cotton crop Of last
year has proved to be much larger than was
anticipated, affords general encouragement
to the Southern growers. A correspondent,
who has made an agricultural tour o
Georgia, writes that the planters, though
they may cultivate less this year thar
formerly, will yet devote much more care
and skill to the preparation of the soil
There is, he says, no better evidence Of the
earnestness and faith of the planters thar
the piles of sacks and barrels of guano
phosphates, plaster, &C.. which are daily ar
riving at the various depots on consignment
The freedmen are laboring diligently, ant
the relations between them md their EN-
ployers are of the most harmonious charac
ter. Texas papers apprehend a scanty frui
season, owing to the hard winter.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
oe2j-dwlJ Williamsburg, Kings eounty,H.Y

sg- Know Thy Destiny.-dsdame E. r.
THoREroS, the great EnsSh Astrologst, ClAiryoyant
and Psychomstrisan, who has asonishsd the scientific
classes Of the Old world, has located herself at
Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses such won
derui powers OF second sight, to enable her to i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest Importance the single
married Of either While In Q state OF trance
she delneaes the very features OF the person you are
to marry, and BY the aid Of instrument Of Intense
power, known As the Psyehomotrope, guarantees 10
produce lfelike picture Of the future husband or
wife Of the applicant together with date OF marriage,
position in life leading traits Of ehAraesr &e This
Is no humbug as Thousands Of testimonials can assert
She will send, when desired, certified Certificate or
written guarantee that the picture Is what 1t purports
TO be- BY enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition and complexion and
enclosing MY cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself you will receive the picture and dssred
information BY return mail. All communications "a.
credly confidential. Address, In eonndenos, MADAME
!. y. THORNTON, T. o. Box 22S, Hudsen, NY.
mhl9. d&wly
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
THE SENATE.

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Cole presented th'
petition Of members Of the veteran reserve corps
California; which was referred to the Committee OF
Military Affairs. [They say they received . mer,
pittance to pay their way back from New Mexico
to California, after having been successfully en-.
gagged against tho Ns,sjOe,, Arapahoes and Go.
manohes. They only ask to be put upon footing
with other troops as to transportation.
Mr.. Fowler offered . resolution that the Ser.
geant.at.Arms Of the Senate be, and he 10 hereby.
directed to retain the number Of messengers pages
and laborers now employed during the recess. Re.
ferred to the Committee on Contingent Expenses.
Mr.. Ross offered q resolution, which was agreed
to- calling the Secretary Of the Interior to in
form the Senate whether Lewis V. Bogy, late Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs, is now employed in that
Department. II SO, what are his duties cOmpensa
tion, and by whom appointed.
Mr.. Sumner submitted the following resolution,
which he said he would call up on Saturday:
ResOlVed, That Mr.. Salisbury, q Senator frou
Delaware, having appeared repeatedly on the Zoo
Of the Senate In a condition of intoxicatiou,
| hereby expelled from the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Sherman the Senate went int
executive session
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
Combinations.

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the nomination of Gen. ROUSSEAU,
Of Kentucky, as Brigadier General Of the
regular army, in place Of Gen. RosEcRASs,
resigned.
General AsBoTH, of Mississippi was con
frmed as Minister Resident at Uraguay
also j. A. JOHNSON, of r. l., to be Consu
General at Beyront; THos. C. KING, R. l..
Consul at Belfast Gen. KILBY SMITH, Con
sui at Panama; GEo. II. BIGELow, postmaster
at Burlington, Vermont; Mrs. CAROLINE F
CoMINs, pOstmistress at Biddeford, Maine.
Generals B. II. GRIBRsoN, JONI +. SMITH
EDWARD HATCH, and DANIEL L. SIcKLEs wer,
confirmed as Major Generals by breyet il
the regular army.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

SENATOR WILSON addressed large Assem-.
blage in Petersburg Thursday evening. He
spoke upwards OF one hour, proclaiming
himself radical and entirely committed to
radical principles. He pronounced slavery
to have been the cause of the late war, and
said neither tho North nor South were guilt
less in the conflict.
He said the negro now was as much 4
citizen of the United States as The PREsT
DENT, and entitled to all the privileges Of thu
white man, and ought to exercise the righ
Of franchise as free man. He disclaimeC
all ntentioas or the part of Congress ant
the Norh, to degrade and humiliate thu
South.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
PERSONAL.

GEo. W. RANDOLPH, formerly Confederate
Secretary Of War, died on Wednesday.
CHRIS. HOGAN, the famous detective, is in
the city.
DR.. CAsPAR WIsTAR, q well-known and
highly. esteemed physician Of PhiladsphiS. died on
Thursday morning
SAMUEL G. MoRroN late president of the
Board Of Trade and Of the American Fire Insu.
rance Company, Of Philadelphia, and a prominent
merchant, died on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. BRADY, Of the Gymnasium has been
called to suffer severe afcton In the loss of his
father, who dropped down suddenly and died in
New York few days ago. $50
Mr.. SUMNER intends to call up to-day his
resolution to expel Mr.. sAulSbury for appearing re-
psatsdIy on the floor Of the Senate In a state OF
iptoIIestiou. In this Mr. sumner exhibits hns
sense Of dignity, but bis sugnety In this matter 10
Questionable. A political opponent Is less formi'
dablo II "naco ~ y than II "wide awake and
duly sober" Id h,gl
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Terra Marin. or Threads of Maryland Colonial
History by EDwARD D. NELL, one Of the seors-
taries Of the President Of the United States, and
dedicated to GEoRGE PEABODY, esq. J. B. LIP.
PIscOrr Co., Philadelphia, publishers. For sale
BY FREscH 4 RICHARDSON, 334 Pennsylvania ave.
nue..
"sut LuvingOod's Yarns spun by "nat'ral
born durn'd fool, warped and wOVe for public
wear by GEORGE W. HARMS, and dedicated to the
memory Of ELDRIDoE GERRY EASTMAN. DICK 4
FrrzaERALD, New York, publishers. For sale by
Jos. sHnLrsGros. corner -Four. and half street
and PennsylvaniA avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
Important from Mexico.

NEW YoRK, April 5.-The special CORE
spondent OF the Herald at Havana gives the
following, derived from passengers from Vera
Cruz
Vera Cruz is beseged by the Liberals, who
have made but little progress for want Of
heavy artillery. The town is defended by
l,6OO lmperialists and ffty.six pieces of ar
tillery. The Liberals number 5000 men and
are awaiting the arrival Of SIX heavy pieces
OF artillery TO compel the town to surrender
Maximilian has 10000 men in Queretaro
but lacks money and provisions and is de,
prived of all kind of resources and continues
to be beseged by Gems. Escobedo and Co
roma, whose forces number $4,000.
1t is also reported that Escobedo had
taken up position in Cerayo, where he was
attacked by the forces of Gen. Mejia and
completely routed. This, it appears, enabled
the lmperlalsts to reoccupy San Luis Potosi
Tamplco is said to have been abandoned by
the Liberals, who received peremptory orders
TO march Immediately for the interior, and
entrust the keeping OF the town to the police
force.
Gen. Galyez was reported to have arrived
with force of 5000 men at Peubla, and
forhro Dlaz not finding an attack convenient
mad fallen back on Huamantia, sending q
portion OF his forces to the interior.
The latest accounts state Galvez had ar
rived IN Orlzaba, and, according to private
letters from the latter city it was expected
that communication would soon be reopeneC
between the capital and Vera Cruz,
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

The Warrenton True Inder has been re.
qussted BY Col. J. g. MOsby to state for public in.
formation that q book purporting to be q history
of bis canpagns of the war, lately published by J..
Marshall Crawford, Is unworthy Of credit, and oon-
tains about as much truth as tho Arabian Nights
Entertainments or Gulliver's Travels. The only
authentic account Of Col. Mosby's campaign, will
appear In the course Of a month. 1t was written
under his supervision by Major John Scott, of Eau.
quisr county. and will be issued from the press Of
the Harper's.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
Fires.

ROCHESTER, April AT eight o'clock
last evening freight car on the Erie railway
when twelve miles south from this city, took
tre and was totally destroyed with its con
tents, it being filled with merchandise. The
train was cut in pieces and the other carr
saved. .,,
Two barns owned by J. s. Green, witt
stock and cattle, was destroyed by fire las
night, in the town Of Rush, eleven miles from
'hiq ci'" Thny wcre R-ed bv incapdarieS
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

IN THE injunction case against ANDREW
JOHNSON and others, moved in the Supreme
Court yesterday by Judge SHARKEv, of Mis-
siSsippi to restrain them from carrying into
effect the military reconstruction bill, we
learn that Judge SHARKEY will be assisted by
r. j. WALKER, WILLIAM NJ. EvERTs, CALEB
CUSHING, Judge BLACK, and possibly, ex.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

ssTo Consumptivss.-Ths Advertiser
having been restored to health in few weeks, By
very simple remedy, AFTER having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known 10 his
fellow w.sufsrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy OF the pre-
serpon used, free Of ehhrgs with the directions for
preparing and using tho same, which they will hnd
suRR CURE PoR CoSsuHPTIos, AsrHnA, BRoNcHIrIs &c.
Tho only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
serpon is to benefit the aietsd and spread informA.
ton which he eoneeves to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy. will cost thsm
uothing and may prove a blessing,
Parties wishing tho prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe2j-dwly williamsburg, Kings county, ny
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

Coupons, lO0i 5.2o's, 1882, 1929; 5.2o,, 1884,
1915 6.2o's, 1865, 1911; 5.20's January and July,
1855, lo7ii lO-4O's 97!i 7.3O's, August, 1906
1906, June, 1851 1904 July, 1851; Gold, 1891,
STOCKS.
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YoRk, April 6.---First Board--Nev York
Central, l00li Erie, b5l; Michigan Southern, ~
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 7eij Chicago and Roch
Island, 90ij Chicago and Northwestern, 34I; do
preferred, 62ii Pitsburg, Fort Wayne, and Chi
cago 93l; Pacific Mail, 1901. .
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrHD srArEs PArrsr oyyIos,


On the petition Of Richard A. TlghmAn, OF Philadel-
phia, Psnusylyana praying for the extention Of pat
ont granted to him October 1884, antedated January
O. 1854 for Improvement in process for Purifying
Fatty Bodies, for seven years from the expiration Of
said Patsn which takes place on the 9th day Of Jan.
uTy, 1865,
Il s ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent oniee, on MONDAY the 17th day OF June next
At II o'elock, m. and all persons are notified to Ap
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to ale In
the Patent Once their objections specially forth in
writing at least toentv days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nled by either party, to be used at the
said hearing must be taken and In accord
Anoe with the rules Of the once, which will bs fur
nished on application. -
Dspostions and other papers. relied upon as tssti
mony must be nled In the ohce osty days before the
day Of hsaring the arguments, any, within ten days
After nling the testimony
ordered also that this notice be published in the Re-
PUBLICAN and the Intellt0snesr, Warrington, d. O.,
and In the Unfosrse, philadslphia, Pa once week
for three successive wssksi the nrst Of said pub
aOns to be at least sixty days previous to the day
OF hearing. 7. 2. THkAkkR,
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.s-Kditors Of the above papers will please copy,
and seid their bills 10 the Patent once with paper
containing this Botiea. Ap6-laWSW
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
Brutal Murder in Kansas,

LEAvENwoRTn, KANSAS, April 5.--Ex- Brig.
Gen. Joseph Bailey, sheriff Of Vernon
county Missouri, was brutally murdered
while discharging the duties of his Office, by
two brothers, Lewis H. and Perry Pixley,
on the Goth ult Gen. Bailey will be re.
membered as the gallant officer whose in.
genuity extricated Commodore Porter
heet from its perilous situation at the time
OF the disastrous Banks expedition up Red
river in 1864. The affair caused intense ex,
citement in the border counties. The cit
zens have subscribed $1,000 reward for the
apprehension Of the murderers.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
NOTICE.

The DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will
hereafter be furnished to subscribers (by
carriers in Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria at fifty cents per month, payable
to the agent.
ArRIL |, 1887.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

GEN. BUTTERFIELD has issued orders, in
compliance with instructions from Washing
ton, by which disabled soldiers suited for
duty in the regiments of the Veteran Re-
se' corps can be enlisted at any recruiting
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

NorE.-n Is no less pleasant than gratifying to
US to be constrained thus publicly to acknowledge
the oourtesies md facilities extended to US by the
several clerks Of the courts In the harasspg duty
Of presenting condensed daily resume OF the fats
and DEGREES Of Justice for the benefit of the legal
fraternity and the public at large 81 ti6i terra
Lewis when they travel lover the river
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

CIRCUIT CoURr-Chiy Justice CARTIER
7. MOrsell y. j. II. Whiteman. Judgment in &C.
cordance Of fat
George I. MeGhee & J. II. Havener vs.. T. Nc
Ghee Judgment BY default ,.-
George T. MoGhee vs.. Charles Walter. Judg'
ment by default.
Douglas vs.. Douglas. Jury respited.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

CRIMINAL CouBr-Judge Fvsher.-Bev-
eriy Mortimore, who stands indicted with larceny,
was called up to condgn to answer TO the charge,
but was non sst and his recognizanoe declared for
feited his bondsman being w. A. Barnes. A ca
pi0s was issued against the fugaeious Beverly.
Louisa Clarke, indicted for larceny, was called
up to answer to the charge, In = musical tone, by
Deputy Sheriff Phillips, but Miss Louisa was as
dumb as an oyster. She also was non est, and the
court awarded a eapias to bring her forth, other
wise her bondSman, James Gross. will DO minus
$500 In greenbacks.
Wn. Mitchell, charged with stealing something,
was requested in the blandest manner to 'como
mp" and make his obeisanee to the Judge, but
William couldn't see II, and thereupon bench
warrant issued for his arrest to show cause Of
the "why and the wherefore" Of his not gracing
Judge Fishers morning levees, and his reoogni.
rance declared forfeited.
John Andrew Lynch and Alfred snowdep, In.
dicted for larceny, were disohargedi the United
States Attorney entering q nOis prO'sqai in theiI
case.
Kate Ford, convicted Of keeping bawdy house,
was fined 81 and costs.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
HenYY Robbery.

CNorNSATI, ONO, April ga man named
King was robbed Of $4,000 at the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad depot yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
UNITED STATES CoURr OF CLAIMS

FRIDAI, April 0, 1867.
Frank Emo, esq, Of St. Louis, Mo-, was appointed
q commissioner Of the court.
John s jackson OF al. vs.. The United States
The argument Of this cause was concluded BY Mr.
Weed the assistant solicitor for the United States
and by Mr., Mcpherson for the claimants.
Adjourned till Monday at II o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
Walls Opera House.

Lady DoN makes her last appearance to-
night at Walls The excellent and laugha-
BILE burlesque Of "Kenilworth" will be re-
peated, and likewise the farce of Peggy
Green" which is a charming affair.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
Parepa-ROsa.

1t will be seen from our advertising col
umns that single concert will be given,
April 10, at Metzerott Hall, by Madame
PAREPA-RosA. Signor BRIGNoI and other
artistes
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

NV lVhN flhsr BOARD SALES.
Coupons, loei 5.1o's, 18o7, 1901; 6-ao's, 1854,
lOI o2Os, 1865, 1915 b-20's, January and July,
1895, 1911; 1Olo's. or; 1904 A1eu,t, i6e;;
1905, June, 1861; 1906, July, 1853; Gold 1881
CLOSING PRICES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
FRDIAY Aprii A.. 4 n m
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sS- Free TO Evsrybody.-A large PIP. Cir
ular giving Information Of the greatest Importance to
the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the bomsly may become bsauflfui the
despissd respected, apd the forsakan loved.
No young lady gentleman should fall to send their
Address, and receive copy post paid, BY return mail
Address p. o. Drawsr,2l
mhls-dSwly Troy, HY.
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

The Supreme Court of Missouri has re-
sCindsd It's order requiring lawyers to take the test
The national Republican., 1867-04-06

80 The Gravest MaIadies of Youth and
EARLI MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on tbs
Physiology Of the PASSIONS and the Brror Abuses and
Deass rscuiar to the nr age Of man. with reports on
new methods Of treatment employed in this Institution
Sent in sealed etlar envelopes free Of charge Address.
DR.. J. sKILLIs HoUGgroS, Howard Association,
PhilAdelphia Pa. isll SIN
The national Republican., 1867-04-06
ss- Trsasury Department, once Of Conn

81 Treasury Department, once OF Comp
THoLLER OF THs CURRRScV, wAsHIEGroS, March A. 1867
Notice hereby given to the holders Of the circulating
notes Of The First National Bank of Medina" MY,
that such notes will be paid In Awful money Of the
United States upon presentation Of the sane at the
Treasury Of the United stAtes II. r. HULBURD,
mh2s-wt Comptroller Of the Currency,