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New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
CANADA.
SEIZURE OF AMERICAN sTEAMERs-NIcIPRoCITY AND
THE NAVIGATION OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.

SEIZURE OF AMERICAN sTEAMHRs-NECIPRoCITY AND
THE NAVIGATION OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.
TELEeRAPR
MONTREAL G. f., June 1.-Dr Kingston sailed for
Liverpool by the Peruvian today the representative
Of the College OF Physicians and Surgeons Of Canada at
the International Medical Convention about 10 be held In
Paris The small steamers the Admiral Porter Wash
inetOn and Tempest from New-YOrk bound west, were
seized by the Custom authorities yesterday ltwas sup
posed that they suspected OF Fenanis, and were
10 take part In the threatened raid but the facts
that the freedom Of navigation OF the ~; Lawrence
ceased with the ahrogao1 OF tae fSISer th
Quebec without a special permit from the
United States. Executive. The, papers have been t
meantime. The investigation in the Kennedy kdnap,
ping case nearly completed Kennedy, who Is accused
his residence at Hemngord Parties followed and orcb
ly removed him TO the place where the crime was com
storaton Committee appointed 10 take evidence,
fact Of kidnapping was established beyond douDt
ber before which time he will probably be surrendered
10 the Canadian Government. Another extradnon case
also came up Three parties Doian BnIer aaa & Dnrhs h
Office OF the Erie Railroad, at Campvile were traced
here, and are held awaiting warrant OF eIIsdluG,
here and resolved 10 Canada from host OF evils
They believe the French nationality is threatened Win
destruction.
CELEBRATION OF CONFEDERATION
TORONTO c. w. June At is understood that the first
OF July the day on which the confederation takes effect
will be proclaimed public holiday. general review
will be held OF all the troops in this city, and from the
surrounding country, which, with the regulars will ee
the largest force organized one body in the PROV
i'm the province; county, and nearly every large
town has large shipment OF the Snyder rhes IS
Doty OF Hamilton discharged 10 young men from his
employ because they volunteers; and ~ receiving
remained at Niagara few days and then proceeded to
ST. Catharine, where he now is
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nal without touching the proceeds OF the guano
which are designated for war purposes only. =,
Considerable excitement has been caused In Lima owlng
report that the descendants of the ancient ncas had
raised the banner of the ancient empire and had declared
against the white to entire extinction. IL
appears that the Indians have been preparing for TINS
some 10 or IS years, and that their organization ron
also formed league with the Bolivian Indians,
where the movement was first discovered by
Gen Malgarego, President OF Bolivia, who on
its discovery Immediately placed troops upon the from
tiers dispatches to the Cabinet OF Lima advising
them the plot and requesting them to send
troops Immediately the frontier That the President
OF Bolivia well informed, is proven by the fact that
the Indians found out that their plan was ds
covered they commenced their motcments ana % aresdy
have had two partial encounters with small BODY OF
troops and were victorious This news Of course woke
up the Government TO immediate action and troops have
been sent against Indians Three batteries OF mountain
howzers nave sent with alarge quantity OF amn
non to Pim0 where they said TO be In good force
have arranged with the secretary Of the commander OF
the forces that have gone against the Indians TO write
all the information that he can obtain with reference
TO the movement.
Up to the present time Of writing Col Prado has been
unable to form Cabinet and the Government is being
conducted by the head clerks Of each department How
ever peace has been made between the President and
Congress and the Radicals talking away ard doing
nothing.
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BRAZIL.

Rio JANEIEo May Q. via LONDON, June /, 1867
The news from the Brazils by this mail is import
ant, as it is announced that the Government OF Don
Pedro declines the mediation proered by the United
States for the purpose of restoring peace on Rio de la
Plata This is done with thanks for the kind offer
The Argentine Government, as well as that OF
Paraguay in their answers to Ministers Asboth
and WashbuTn, enter into the history OF the
causes that led to the war, and conclude by
informing the American plenipOtentiaries that
their mperishable decision is to save themselves
by victory" The Brazilian Commander-n-Chlet
Caxias was preparing to attack the Paraguayans as
soon as the contingent under the Baron de Herval
could join the forces which the former sent to the
Upper Parana. There has been no further lighting
yet. Cholera is raging in the allied camp Rumor
states that Gen. Urquza at the head of 10000 men,
had raised the standard of revolt, and declared
against the triple alliance. The revolt in the Argen-
tine Provinces is reported at an end.
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FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON June l-Noon.-Consos for Monday, 96l;
Erie Railway shares 4O Illinois Central Railway shares,
yef; United States Five-Twenty Bonds, rs.
Afternoon-A s further reduction IN the rate OF dis
count OF the Bank of England is likely to be made IN
few days Consols quoted at ses for money Amer-
can Securities rmer and general advance has been
established in prices The following the quotations
st this hour: United States Bonds, 1884, Erie Railway
Shares 4Os Illinois Central Shares, III The Bank OF
France this day reduced it's rate OF discount The market
for Sugar is firm at PAS for No q Dutch Standard
Evening-COnsols for Money, 70. United States Five
Twenty Bonds ISL Illinois Central Railway Shares, 7S3
Erie Railway Shares, IOi.
FRANKFORT, June l-EveDiDg.- United States bonds
closed at 77i
June 2-United States bonds to-day quoted in the
bourse at 77t.
LIVERPOOL, June Moon. Cotton active and
nmer; estimated sales to-day 10000 bales; Middling
Uplands 4aI1id; Mddllng Orleans, l1id. Breadstuhs
flrm Corn, 1913. Wheat-Wbite California, Ip No
Milwaukee Red, lSe Oats, s6. Flour 29i for western
Canal. Barley, ss Peas, SOl. Provisions unchanged
Pork s2ls Beef 1876 Lard, A9l6 Bacon 1916 Cheese
67j e-Petroleum-spritsIl IL Refined, lS. Pot
Ashes sij6 Rosin-Common, 7l6; Fine 13I. Spirits Tur
pontne s4Ie. TallOw, 4Sj0. Clover Seed, AL.
Evening-Cotton firm sales to-day OF 10000 bales Mid
ding Uplands l1id; Mddlng, l1id. Flour 2sI for
Western Canal. Corn, 1918. Wheat, No Milwaukee
Red 1885, White California, l4l. Barley AiS OATS S6
Peas IOi Provisions firm Lard, 49ie; Pork s2Ie Beef,
1915; Bacon 4O; Cheese, e7 Petroeun-spirits, Id;
Refined, ls. Potash, Sic. ROsin-COmmOn, 76; Fine,
I3I Spirits Of Tmpentine, s46 Tanow firm at AL. Clio
Vcrseed, 42I.
LONDON. June l-Noon-No u Dutch Standard Sugar,
aIs Scotch Pig Iron 6s6 Lnseed Cakes, a9l l5i. Lin
seed OIL, e40.
Afternoon-The market for Sugar is firm at 2H3 cwt
fer No IL Dutch Standard.
Evening-No. IS Dutch Standard Sugar, 24Is. Scotch
Pig Iron, 6se. Calcutta Linseed, 4l Lnseed Cakes
e9l IAnseed OIL $40 Tin, $50 for Straits and Banca
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO RALEIGH.

FROM WASHINGTON TO RfCHNoND-THE PRESIDENT
DECLINES TO MAKE SPEECHES.
Br rELxeRAPH TRIBusE.
RICHMOND, Va, June 2.-The President, on his trip
hither from Washington, accompanied by secretary
Seward Postmaster General Randall, Col VIM g. Moore
of the Presidents stat, Surgeon Basil Morris, u s. A.;
Col J. H. o'Berne, Col. A. H. Seward, U. 8. A.; WIN. s..
Mitchell E. L. Cushaw, George Mattingly, agent OF the
Potomac Steamboat Company. and Gen. r. o. Tyler
Chief Quarermaster Of the Second Military District, de-
tailed by Gen. sickles TO act one Of the escort
Reaching Fredericksburg at IL o'clock Saturday
night, O number Of persons IN the vicinity gathered
al the station, and greeted the President with
cheers and called for Speech but he merely
thanked them for the manifestation OF therespect and
shook hands with Of them at parting At Ashland
O'Clock a. m he was met by about twenty persons, one
OF whom extended to the President cordial welcome
in their name remarking, they not far from the
birthplace OF Henry Clay, which neghborhood Patrick
Henry also rendered historic The President In response
10 the invitation said Gentlemen, accept my thanks
for this compliment" The railroad train arrived at Rich
station by Mr. Mcfarland. President of the City
Council, and several other members OF that
S0dy S0dy sordtS IsySr These gentlemen exteded tohm
cordial welcome and invited him to accept OF the hos,
pality OF the City OF Richmond. The interview was
rather informal but pleasant The carriages IN waiting
conveyed the party 70 the sRottswood Hotel where %
Presidents chambers are those heretofore occupied by
Jefferson Davis and subsequently, By Gen. Grant THIS
Postmaster General Randall, accompanied by 9
COMMITTEE Of the city 1atssrs the Rss DR. MiaeSe
TedsSS Tede oeaied After rens the Hotel
the President received number Of visitors including
aSed ie% a@t % the Mayor and Councils at the hotel Many
OF the citizens not being aware the party had arrived
this afternoon TO witness their coming report having
been circulated they would then arrive the President
and party leave tomorrow morning, between and
O'clock for Raleigh
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THE INDIAN VAR.

MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS on THE UPPER MISSOURI
TRIBUNE.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The DakOtGn newspaper of
the 18th May published in Dakota Territory says that
not single depreciation has been committed by the Indi
ans on the Upper the reOpening of naviga
ton. Several small parties have come down the river in
small boats from high up as Fort Union without mo-
from fort fort undisurbed Gen. Stanley passed UP
the with detachment Of troops about two weeks
will be garrisoned by four companies under LieutCo
Otis Major Rush will command at Fort Randall ana
Col Knox at Fort Dakota Two new posts are 10 e & es
tabshed in DakotaOne on the Big Cheyennes and tue
other between that stream ana Fort so hcb % I;
pToperIy distrbuted will be sufficient to keep the Ind
aa ss b bos %Ss snasged and sunk near Nothing
was saved from her The passengers took tho steamer amer
able TO proceed TO the point OF Their destination
THE WAR IN MoNTASA-A FIGHT WITH THE REGULARS
ST. LOUIS, No, June 1.-Montana dates OF May
the Sh say Gen Meagher has raised 1000 men ana mas
taken the field against the hostile Indians band OF
Indians attacked small party OF troops crossing from
Fort Cummings TO Fort Mckee, new eAIco' oi 'no -'
nit and drove them back
The proclamation OF Gov Meagher of Montana calling
for volunteers and announcing the details OF their orga
zation closes as follows: "The Federal Government
fellow-citzens, having thrown US wholly upon our own
resources the War Department having so far turned
deaf TO petitions; the forts ana camps hsue oI
frontiers being OF benefit or use whatever 10 our OUT
POSTS and more advanced settlements the very measures
now foot for the suppression OF tne hoste tIDes ~
this quarter, THESE ,'"Vy
every fake OF snow that vanlsles, every Da9e
Of grass that springs to the sunlight warning US sur
that the minutes shorten between US and the red cloud
that Is travelling toward with the steadness though
NAV be with the stiffness and inyisblty OF an eternal
aw-nothing nothing Is left US but to brace ourselves
nanfuy and heartily TO the work before u.s. and prove
even y the heaviest sacrifices If necessary that Montana
a An we have DOasted OF her being and that III every way
She is entitled receive at our hands the n0Dest ana
dearest ribute of devotion which and citizens OF
american nerve and stamp well know how To render le
field OF their labor the sanctuary of their hopes ana inc
pride OF their hearts.
GEN SHERMAN TO TAKE THE FIELD IL PERSON
Iieut Gen sherman with his stan, arrived at Chicago
on Friday from ST. Louis and departed the same day VIA
tho North Railroad Tor Omaha ana the flahs, 20
take personal command OF the military movements against
the hostile Indians.
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THE NATION4L FINANCES.
eY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

sY TELEGRAPH rHE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The amount OF fractional
currency issued the Printing Bureau OF the treasury
Department for the week ending yesterday was s4Oo
The amount sent away during the same period was as
follows: To the Assistant Treasurer at New-hOrk'
100000 TO the Assistant Treasurer at Boston, sOoc 70
the Assistant Treasurer at ST. Louis $4,000 to the United
States Depository at Baltimore, scoeo and to the Nation
al Banks and Others, s69,3T Total, S4!YsT Ihere is
held al ths date by the Treasurer OF the United STATES in
trust for the National Banks as security Tor clrcuaig
notes s9O 1850 and security for deposits OF puDhc
money SIs7lge5O Total, $3l92s2,i0O The amount OF
National Bauk currency issued curing the week &
be deducted the currency returned including wornout
notes 32 leaving III actual Circulation
M This date s29s 7i The amount OF fractional cur
rency redeemed during the week Is siS 500 The Iogw s
10 to QO inciusiye: NewYOrk, s2,0O 00O Boston, $751;
is5 50; Philadelphia, S25S72a o. Baltimore A49SH 80
and New Orleans s99ll5 90 Total, s2s86,660 Inc re-
ceps from Internal Revenue yesterday were s6Sso oo
making the total amount for the week ending To-Day
S37iGs2 H. aud the total since the beginning VI tno Pio"
eut fiscal year, $2l6,569fOo %.
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CHINA.

MUTINY on TIE SHIP PARsEE-THE FoRMosA MUIR
DERs CoNFIRMED-A BRITISH SHIP SHELLS THE
PLACE
TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
SAN Francisco, May Gothic ship Garland, with
Hong Kong papers TO April u, has arrived The crew of
the ship Parsee on the voyage hence for Hong Kong
TIMED after leaving the Sandwich Islands. When the
mutiny was discovered the treasureroom had been en-
tered and broken OPEN and 1t was ascertaned that
the crew had conspired to murder the captain and OIL
GERS take possession of the treasure 0O scute the
shin and take to the small boats The officers armed
themselves with Henry's rifles and after sharp fight
succeeded in putting the In irons They were all ne
grOes and shipped in San Francisco The report
that the American bark Rover had been wrecked on the
southern end Of the Island OF FOrmosa and the crew
murdered by the natives, is confirmed ii. B. NJ vessel
Cormoran endeavored TO land and gain definite nforma
ton fired upon, and compelled TO retreat The
COoran sheled the place for two hours and returned
TO AminkhOrr The Times gives particulars OF the sue
OF Menfer the regular Chinese corps The
rebels committing excuses in the vicinity OF the
city. Manila advices 10 April have been received.
COTdage s12 t0d$l3; hemp s. 50 coffee, lG25 pieus
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GREAT BRITAIN.

UEIEGRAPHs TO BE PLACED UNDER THE CONTROL
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
II was said that the bill for the purpose of placing
the telegraphc communications Of the United Kingdom
under the control and management of the Government
When The Reform bill was considered safe No opposition
70 the measure was anticipated
THE FENIANs.
The Cont of Criminal Appeal at Dublin had confirmed
the conviction IN the OF 8. ]. Meany and Capt
MeCaety Seven Of the Judges decided in favor OF the
conviction in MeaDys and four against 1t all were un-
aDmOus in McCaerys case except Justice OBT,en Hat
At the sitting OF the commission on inc On The
18th Of June. Judge Ftzgerald in paseng sentence:
Sope nGn on this earth Me6anery in his address from the
docks protested against hrs conviction as the evdence
Depdent ne. Witnesses He expressed his deep sympathy
with Irish people, and vowed his readiness TO ngh
that tile Government Of America had not deemed 1t neees
sary execute Engshmen who had been found IN the
Southern ranks. he feengly thanked his counsel and
concluded by requesting that his body should be given 10
his solicitor for interment in consecrated ground
The Sunday Gazette says 1--WE believe that the an
nouncement which has appeared in The FreemanS Jour
nal aud other papers that the Government has deter
mined upon reprleYing the Fenian convict Burke Is
premature. No such determination has been formed
and II the matter was left entirely In the hands 81 the
granted. It is however 70 the definitely expressed
bity, owe the Communication OF his sentence"
At the sitting ON the 2lst Cody was sentenced TO 70
years penal serytude Flood declared the Crown
had suppressed evidence OF his innocence Duffy pro-
tested God that the evidence OF Kelly and Corridor
false and declared that he proud TO suffer for
Ireland and that in his cell he would pray indie
pendence Cody Fepudated the charge his connection
with the assassination committee. he denied that
Stephens for peace, the contrary he had sent
numbers 20 the country 10 fight aud then abandoned
them.
THE EMPEROR MAMMALIAN.
The Paris correspondent Of The Pal NaH Gazette says
"There story that very awkward piece Of news was
made known Tuileres last nigthat the Emperor
Maxnhlian had been captured and shot shoud this
tegence out be correct the results of the Mex
can expedition VII be deporabe indeed. The Emperor
dead Ills wife mad and the debt here increased by two
millions The King and Queen Of the Belglans beng at
present in Paris, the reception Of this news Is still more
NntOWard."
TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS
in the House Of Lords, May q, Earl Russell wished
10 ask the noble Lord opposite whether any final
had been received from the United States Government In
reference 10 the Alabama Claims whether negotiations
were st goiDg on.
The Earl Of Derby understood 70 say that the Co
Sennent Of tho Vnted States had admitted Tie principle
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MAURTTIUS.

Commercial advices received in Liverpool from the
Maurus give a alarming account Of the mortality
from fever Upward of 6OoO persons died in March, and
from the s to the 18th April than 5000 deaths had
been registered OF this number One-haf died in Port
Louis The population Port Louis is and accord
ing the circular Of Messrs. A Duff Co, the deaths
have averaged 200 per day 10 was hoped tat the
approach Of cooler weather would have the enect OF
causing the epidemic 10 subside.
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of arbitration but yet agreement had been orrived
at with regard TO the points 10 be referred Her Maestys
Government asked for specific statement OF the points
10 he referred 10 arbitration but il conended by the
United states Government, the other hand. that the
whole of the correspondence which had passed between
the two countries should be submitted TO arbitration or
course there were questions which Her Majesty Govern
men could not consent to have treated but he might
say that the whole Of the negotiations had been carried
on In spirit which likely to lead ultimately to
satisfactory termination.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
FRANCE.

PARIS. juno 1.-Extraordinary preparations are
being made by theFrench Government and the muni-
cipal authorities of Paris for the reception of the
royal visitors who ara expected here during the
present month.
June 2-His Imperial Majesty Alexander, the Car
Of Russia, arrived in this city this afternoon from
Berlin. 1t is announced that the Car will extend
his visit TO London.
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EUROPE.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

~ ATLANTIC TElt6kAfh TO ihH fhbNNA
LONDON, June 1--Eyening.-A dispatch from
Wolfs News Agency. dated Berlin, to-day, reports
that the Prussian Cabinet and the Cove rnment OF
the Car have come to an understanding on the East
ern question and that the policy of eifher Govern
mcnt in the East will hereafter be identicai.
June 2-Dispatches from ConstfIntinople report
FIAT the Sublime Porte has consented to ntrust the
solution of the Cretan question to Commission OF
the European Powers.
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THE VEST INDIES.
ABSURD RUMoR IN ST. THOMAS.

ABSURD RUMOR IN ST. THOMAS.
" TRIBUNE
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-Letters from Havana to
May 49, say the United States steamers Monongahela
Peoria and swatara arrived at ST. Thomas on the 18th
ult. II was surmised that their mission was TO take
possession OF the island for the American Government
The steamer Columbia, from NewYork had just arrived
at Havana.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

Tho Inman screw steamer City of London Capt
BROOKS which left Liverpool at lp the 22d, and
Queenstown on the afternoon Of the 23d Of May arrived
bore yesterday.
The steamer Helveta tof the National Dne) left stimuli
taneously with the City Of London.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN June l-2 p. m.--Tbe Cunard mail steam
ship China Capt Hockey, which left Boston, Wednesday
May a. arrived at this port to-day the way TO Liver
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 2.-The Imperial Govern
ment has issued proclamation extending general
amnesty to the Poles engaged in the last nsurecton
in Russian Poland.
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he semi-offieial North German Gazette says:

The Government has lodged a detaineT upon funds IN
the hands Of Hanoverian banker to the amount OF 6O
thaers and forming portion Of the private fortune OF
King George in consequence OF an attempt TO secretly
dispose OF that contrary TO the existing convention
between his majesty and the Russian Government
Domciary perQuistOns and arrests have been made In
several parts of Hanover even among persons OF the
highest positions.
The Ranking and Commercial Gazette states that the
HanOveran banker Ezekiel SimOn has been brought TO
Berlin State prisoner charge Of high treason
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THE CONGRESS ExcURsIoN PARTY,

THE TRIBUNE .....
OMAHA, juno 1.-The Senatorial excursion party
a,d not leave this morning Intended in consequence OF
,ho of Gen Sherman who came this evening
and viii accompany tho party M9pday morning.
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PRUSSIA.

1t is semi officially stated at Munich that no steps
are being at present taken for the accession of Bavaria
TO the North German Confederation On the other hand,
negotiations progress between the Southern States
TO settle the basis of their national relations to the
Northern Bund
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NATIONAL. TYPoGRAPHIcAL UNION
MEMPHIS June 1.-The delegates to the Nationai
Typographical Union are arriving here, ana Tue meeting
PROMISES " be one Of unusual Interest
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamship Henry Chauncey, from Aspinall
May 2 arrived here yesterday The specie list brought
by her is as follows:
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UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.


COUP D'ETAT-GEN. MosQUERA -DIssoLyEs CON
GREss AND DECLARES HIMSELF DIcTAToR-oUT-
BREAK OF CIVIL WAR.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
MEXICO.

REPORTED EXECUTION OF MAxIhIIIAS-cArTuLA-
TIoN OF THE CAPITAL-yERA CRUZ SOON TO SUR
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