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MAxIMIlIAN's DEATH.

ufrm alton Of the News In the French
senate.
A despatch from PARIS dated on the sth OF July
evening says,-ro-day In tho Senate the President,
referring to the execution Of the Emperor MaxmilIan
"a horrible crime has been msed against the
laws Of war, International right and humanity. The
blood Of Macmillan will cling to thoss by whom IL has
been she'd Let rs protest against this abominabls out
..ee against the civilization Of our times and ie. us
attach ourselves still closely to those generous and
ubsrA principles which led us TO consider such
impossible" The Presidents words we're received with
urolougcd marks Of appreciation.
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AQUATIC SPORTS N wosctsTfs. MASS.

woacEsrER, Mass, July 10, 1857.
walter Brown has arrived here with his whsny To
row race Of two miles against time. previous 10 The
College races on Friday afternoon. The College crsws
arc in constant prasce on the lake. beautiful new
shell boa. for the Harvard freshmen arrived here To-
dav. For the special accommodation OF ladies and
families Mr. Greene OF the Dread Institute has. By In
vitat on OF the committee opened the Institute build
ing for their accom- mediation.
The three base bali matches between College clubs
will bo promln,ns feature VI the weeks festivities =
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Banard's Museum.

The versatile entertainment offered to tho public at
Banard's Museum Is largely patronizcd every night.
Tho Magical Illusions OF Professor Logrenia having
made the eyes OF the audience ool their other senses
prepare the way for tho really wonderful troupe Of
batc canary birds, which transcend the japanese In
their extraordla1rT tricks and rantomme These have
ladder trial so through the entire OF rope
walking PR .Oed for human bipeds, after which the
little white mouse, Gan Right" climbs pole in imi-
tation OF bis Jeddo namesakc. The programme also
includes tho performance OF The Lady Of Lyons by
talented company, in which the Claude Melnoto OF
Mr. Aloaugh and the Madame Deschapclies Of Mrs.
Berrel call for special praise.
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THE suLTAn'S TOUR.

American Congratulations to the Monarch.
LONDON, July l6 1851.
The United States Minister Charles Francis Adams,
together with the other members of the diplomatic corps
lin London, waited upon hts Majesty the Sultan Of Tur
key to-day.
II delegation OF the principal Americans in this
lofty also had an audience this morning with the Sultan
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho United States steamer Kansas arrived At Rio o.
May ii, frorl q cruise on st. Helena. All woii
The United States steamer Brooklyn left Montsvldss
on May 8, homeward bound.
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DECISION IN FAVOR oF THE fnEfDneNy BUREAU IN
KENTUCKY.

Jornv1LLE July 10, 1907.
Judge Grodel has rendered important decision Of
Lexington, Kentucky, In case Of habeas corpus
James A. johnson, for cruelty beating . negro boy,
was arrested ~ the Frsedmon's Bureau. A writ was
sued out and the body demanded by the civil authorities
which the mil tary declined to deliver up The case went
into court General John n Huston appearing for the
prisoner and General J. Bnsbn for the Bureau Ths
Judge decided that the action Of the Bureau legal
and proper ard that the writ Of habeas corpus could
take the prisoner out Of the hands of governmenL
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the NEW ORLEANS CITY scar nuupls.

NEW ORLEANS. July 10, 1897.
The city currency 10 the absorbing topic All seem 10
agree 10 it, eventual redemption. Theps various
schemes for bringing u back 10 par. II was rumored,
evidently for speculative purposss that General sheri.
dan would issue order regarding ~ but the General
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

PoUGuKnsrsIg, n. Y, July rs, 1871
O'Clock p. M. I
This morning. as Frank Gerard. aged twelve years.
son Of William II. Gerard, was flying kite from ths
roof Of the block Of three story buildings tcorsr q
Second aud Montgomery streets, Nswburg, In one q
which his father resides. he walked backwards or shs
roof filling his back and picked u, IuseosibIs
Us nj probahly die
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THE PRESS TeLEGRAms.

Announcement of the Fall OF Vera Cruz.
CONSULATE or THE UNITED STATES \
VERA CRUZ, June %, 1851,
Via New ORLEANS July Is, 1867.
Hon. WIN. H. SEWARD, Secretary Of Sate:-
SmThe city Of Vera Cruz and the Castle Of San Juan
dUoa In quiet possession OF the National Mexican
General Benavides The imperial chiefs and foreign
troops have left the country
E. H. SAULNIER, United States Consul.
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FlliBUSIERos IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. July 18, 1867.
proclamation appears In the Enquirer OF this
ing calling on the soldiers Of the army of Northern Vr
gnia and Potomac TO march to Mexico aveuge the
death OF Macmillan. meeting in tho Capitol SQUARE
ts designed for Tomorrow evening
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M & xIc O.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Revolution Of Gomez and CHuales In Ta-'
mauiipas-Their Aims to be Furthcred by tho
T, NswS Orleans Filibusteros. -.
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THE ARGENTINE coaFEDERATIoE.

Statistics Of Imrieration-How Each Nation-
ality IL Represented.
The following list will show the total number OF mmi-
grants who have arrived at the port Of Buenos Ayres
during the last eight years up to the 25th Of Octo.
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been cruel and dsstardiy act and such feeling win
only be deepened by time We not bus believe tsst
after 20 many years anarchy and political vengeance
the cup or Mexican evil doing Is we'll nigh full and that
the lime approaches when the land must be possessed
BY an ADLER nobler and better race. ~
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THE YACHT wIocsuN.

Hull, Nss., July fo 1857
The yacht widgeon, Of New York, has just passed
here with colcn dying she win arrive 10 Boston this
sftsvnoon
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The yopldU.ouuh.

IN sleeve the Efforts OF few cnvicur. dentists -
decry the SOzODONr II 10 natural perhaps that they
shoHh dislike It, since Is popularity nterfercs with the
Of their but how ridiculous show their
spite when Its anlnus IL 80 ralpabe.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tn IorpoN MONEY MAREKr--LoSDoS, July 16-Even-
ng-Consos closed at 94A for money. American
rities closed at the following rtesUned States i've
|twenties Tx; Illinois Central shares, exdvidend,
|z6z; Eric Railway shares, 46z; Atlantic aud Great
Western consolidated shares, 23H.
THE CONTINENTAL BoCRsEs -FRAyKFoRr, July 16-
|Evening-United States fve-twcnties closed at Tx.
LIVERPOOL CorToy MARKEr.-LivERPooI, July 10
Evening-Th market for cotton closed without any
alteration In tone prices The sales Of the day
reached 10 900 bales The following the authorized
,osing quotations. Mddling uplands, 10sd mddlng
Orleans, 1879.
|lo) unavorab'e. the market for goods and yarns s
Inactive and heavy.
LIyERPoch' BxEApsruFrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., July
breadstuns market closed firm, and
IN advance was established on some articles Wheat
California white, l3s 3D. per GENITAL Peas have ad.
sanced 70 40s Cd per quarter for Canadian. Corn
|;hangcd-quoted At 36s. per quarter for new mixed
Western. Barley ana oats steady at tho opening quota
lions.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKrr.-LIvEEpooL. July 10
Evening. closed nrm at the advance established
this afternoon-evtra primo meas, laos. Lard firm at
lsa 3d. Pork steady at 73s. 3d. Bacon and cheese
changed from previous quotations
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE RKEr.-LrvrRrooL, July To-
Evening. - Rosin-Common Wilmington, Is, and fine
American 12s spirits turpenne, Sis. Ashes, 3ls for
pots. Petroleum rm, at Cd per gallon for spirits aud
Is 2Kd for standard white.
LONDON MARKETs.-LoyDoS. July 18-Evening The
London markets generally unchanged since noon
when the quotations NO. Dutch standard sugar
s6s Cd Scotch pig iron SIS. Calcutta linseed 6ss. Cd
Llnseed cakes GO lbs. 6i Lusced oil, cal los Whale
Dill. f32 Sperm oil, sll0
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PnrRBoRo c. W., July 1s, 1857.
A FIRE yesterday morning destroyed sigh, stores o.
Front street. Loss about SOS, 900; insured SIS, o0o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
TIVE CASE or the AcxmuMu MERCHANT ARRESTED ros
ALLEGED FALSE PseTeNCes.

RfcEnoSp. July 10, 1867.
A. woln who was charged with obtaining goods on
false prctcnoss has been discharged here bss sent 70
Baltimore on requisiuon Of the Governor Of MARY.
land
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In rhc suboned statement viii be found description
OF tho class OF immigrants whose services are most
qured at Buenos Ayres. list Of the current wages
given to each Is appended, but skilled workmen and
workwemen can command much higher prices.
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Revolutionary Menace Of Rome and
French Warning to Victor Emanuel
AMERICAN GREETING TO THE SULTAN.
1aXimiIian's Death, the Widow at
NIiramar and Mr.. Stewards
Responsibility.
ROMAN REVOLUTION.

Vhe Garibaldians Menace tho Eternal City
Serious Alnrm.
FLoREScs July 49, 1867
reports received here from Rome represent that the
Fapal government is much alarmed by the menacing
attitude OF the party OF action under the leadership Of
Garibaldi
Many OF the batteries around Rome being restored
ana put into an effective condition. and It is stated that
sne Pope has made appeal to the Emperor France
for the protection Of tho Holy See
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luminous Hint from Nap0Ie0n-Tho French
May Return to Rome.
PARIS. July 18, 1867.
IN response to the appeal Of his Holiness the Pope
Tor assistance in repelling the anticipated attack upon
the city OF Rome the Emperor Napoleon has warned the
King Of Italy OF the threatened movement of Garbsd
Tho batteries formerly erected by the French around
Rome, and not the old Roman defences are to DO re.
built and strengthened for defensive operations
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A.. 70. the USiSer..s Esysri .,s Gisss
O street =
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A.-Jcgfon Of Honor hs. been Crented Upsa
Chevsliers by the Emperor.-Che alers Life FOR tho
Hairhis recently improved article positively regtorea
gray h.ir TO rs original color and youthful beauty
lrhful dressing. win mpart life growthnnd strength
the weakest hair stops iis falling Sold By si
druggists fashionable harcssers aud fancy goods 1eale
Trade supplied by wholes ale druggists
SARAH A. CfEyALTER M o. l22 Brpadvav n Y. /.
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Marine Intelligence.

SourHAxrrox, July IT, ls67--Ths steamship Bremen,
Captain Meyer, from New York, has arrived hero en-
-oute TO Bremen
QUEENSTOWN, July 10. 1s67.-The steamship City OF
Baltimore, Captain Michigan, from New York, has
arrived here on the way to Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. July TO- ls67.-Ihe steamship HISTORIAN,
Captain button, which left Quebec on the 9th inst.
ouched yesterday ct Londonderry and arrived q. this
port to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 16 1867.--The German Loyd's
steamship New York, Captain Ernst, which left New
York the 4h nst touched at this port to-day, and
after landing her English passengers and mails sailed
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CHANGE or PwrmAsrras At wnmmsrox. n c.

wnnxcros, N. O., July 10, 1867.
d. Poisson, postmaster here has been removed, and
i. r Brink II appointed 10 the position.
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The majority OF immigrants Italians by birth, and
similarity in the religion, language and climate TO that
OF their native country attracts them to the shores OF the
Argentine republic. Their number in the province OF
Buenos Ayres alone Is estimated at upwards of TO- 0O0
OF whom 10000 reside in the town Of Buenos Ayres.
Their chief employment is boatmen and nursery gar
deners. They lend az rule extremely psrsimonous
lives, amassng considerable sums OF money and
remitng, il is stated much 100000
annually TO their friends in Europe. The number
Of Frenchmen is estimated at $1,000. Those
from tho BASQUE provinces considerable their
usual occupation is in the saiaderos slsughterng
houses they also embrace tho trade Of milmen, which
Is almost entirely monopolized by them Nearly all
BARRIERS shops In the city OF Buenos Ayros held by
Frenchmen, while In the country the SINAI. retail store
shops are very generally kept by French Basques.
Spanish settlers number about 81 the Immigrants for
the most proceed from tho northern provinces OF
the peninsula The number OF Germans hardly exceeds
500. OF whom the greater number established In
the various colonies Of the republic or North Ameri-
cans there very few, and their number is estimated
at little over 200. The British population In tho Argen-
tine republic calculated at 49, 000 OF which number
IS 900 Irish, forming fabout 5000 families and
siding FOR the most part In the country where they
cupy themselves in rural pursuits and the tending OF
sheep.
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Paris letter of the 9th Of July in tho London Neos
nys-The duness which ovsrspreads the Exhibition
viii not pass away for many days The court has gone
into mourning. the sss are codntermanded, the EN-
peror is 10 retirement and mems minds are perplsxed
with their dreams about the immediate future The
death OF MAMMALIAN and the very depressed state
listing, they declare, death blow to the Exhibition.
have been doing good trade with the msestes excel.
lencies, graces and lordshps who have been crowd
ing the courts and galleries The gala carriage
may be housed again ct Versailles. Tho flags may be
folded the pyrotechnic artists may pack up their rcd
and blue fire. The last or the soveregns have come and
there will remain 10 Paris only Napoleon the Third
In no mood for trumphal arches nor brilliant effect
with the ghost Of MAMMALIAN at his elbow Most OF the
shopkeepers have been going brisk business Il IL
now the turn Of the Mason de Deuil. The only
reign in mems minds 10 TIE miserable WidoW al Airamav.
The coming OF Sultan and Emperor is postponed and
yesterday nights regatta was but dat affair.
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THE DERBY REFORM BILL.

Passed in the House of Commons.
LONDON, July 16-Noon.
The Reform bill has finally passed the House OF Com
mons, and has gone to the House of Lords.
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| A,v=Fsr Br:yn D,sc sec, sailed MssS
Dared by Dr. PERRY, 20 Bond street, Sold BY all druGgss
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[From the London Herald, July21
After Macmillan tho duty Of restoring como
principle of government in Mexico devoves necessarily
upon those who have the establishment
empire. The influence Of the United States government
has been exercised directly and openly behalf what
Is called the Mexican liberal party Juarez, the
sor OF Macmillan, has attained his position 1t may DO
said, mainly through the countenance of Mr.. Seward
government vesponsble. We have been told that an i'm.
peria dynasty barbarous and Anticipated invention
for Mexico, and those who prophesied Maximians fail
ure have been very busy ensurng the credit OF their
prediction Let us see how much better Mexico will be
governed BY the creature Of Mr. Seard and by the native
liberal party which America has preferred.
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Exposition Uplverselle.
The only gold medal swsrded for
Perfection
Msohines az the Paris BHpoeiton
pANY No Broadway.
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gUuH 60 tn6 HJu9B OF
I'm the House Of Lords-Rnpid Progress to
Completion.
LONDON, July 18-Evening.
The Reform bill was read in the House OF Lords this
svennT and che second reading has been assigned for
Monday next.
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Enyclopcs. - 80. Per Thog.aa9 .Fasevs4
Pencils. Arnolds Ink cheap. Metropolitan Buildings go
uonsry sstablshueaL % Nassau street - ...-....s,A
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:, Dr; Kenncdy's. Dierrhra Csrdisl.-Dee Pss5
tie viii family In sickness In health, ehou11
have bottle Of ~ every traveller BY lard or y wsis
CO, n Park y. O. WELLS CO, las Fulton slFosl
aud 9. N. CRITTENToN, % ssxth Avenue n Y. ~ roenG
By I'll drugRiats. ~ $780,
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xsss,s ss.s s.: H Me- ss:s Prs-.. ssw'.
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| uAAsp KEaIasybsrg,,.. You Can E,nd the Fi.sss
. Wall and No John streeiA up starnS -
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And s :s s sss! a':s
II Anior HIM
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ma. :, bs KIM
REMEDY Used inwsrdly, New York ssssss. DsuAs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-29

latedf What has the Cabinet to do with a
law the execution of which is devolved bv
Congress on the five District Commanders and
the General of the Army who are protected
by law from all interference with the discharge
OF their duties by any of the civil officers of
the Government Another of the Tribune's
bugbears, conceived in a spirit of wanton cal
umny, is pretended purpose, by Mr.. John
son and the Democrats, to 'remand the blacks
to perpetual serfdom, if not virtual slavery"
such reckless lbels are a kind of political
weapons which an honest man should scorn
to use.
The Tribune winds up with piece of sni-
Yelling can't as contemplate as its libels are
unfounded and venomOus. 'Let us all
firmly resolve" whines this calumniator.
that the struggle shall be marked by no
bloodshed." Bloodshed What occasion is
there for this kind of talk What does the
Tribune mean? Has it resolved, like ribald
old Brownlow, to stir up the fendish pas
sions of its party to such cutthroat inten-
sity that they will thirst for the blood of
their opponents, and need the Tribune'S dis
suasiveness from red-handed carnageH The
Tribune knows full well that the principles
of its party tend to bloodshed and fratricidal
slaughter; its oanting on this subject is con-
fession.
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place Of trust, honor, or emolument under the
United States. OF course, there is no appeal
from the verdict nor can the President exert
his pardoning power TO remit the penalty
An attempt was made by John Minor Bolts
and others to obtain the Impeachment of Presi-
dent Tyler in 1S43, but the House of Repre-
sentatives refused by large majority even to
appoint a Committee of Inquiry Indeed inn
peachments before the United States Senate
have been extremely rare, there having been
only SIX, we believe, in our whole history
and in only two of these was a conviction
obtained.
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The President and the Law-PrOgress OF
the Conflict

FFOn 1te N. Y. Times.
Some of the Democratic defenders of Mr..
Johnson object to the degree of Importance
which is attached to the suspension OF Cabi-
net officer and the removal of district com
manders. In ordinary circumstances the OBJ
lection would be well founded. Suspension
and removal would then be mere personal
matters, which the President might msnipu-
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Development OF the Political Stru~VIe
From the ~ Y. Herald
The black wave that has so long Threatened
us is losing its force 1t must soon break into
foam if the President only dares to meet the
issue like statesman. We care little for color
we leave that for banner-cry. We 90
deeper than the skin, and demand that the
foundations of our Government rest upop
educated brain. The nation fairly staggers
to-day under its load of ignorance /; and we'll
may we lament the new burden imposed unon
it by the faction which raises its flag aloft and
cries party first country afterwards In the
West they already open the contest for a con-
solidation OF political power and a seizine of
all the elements OF strength in the Government
Mr.. Wade, in a speech that loses all force bv
its pandering TO ignorance and blaspheny.
opens his batteries upon the dread reaction
which he sees advancing with steady but
irresistible march. Senator Sherman, more
logical, but yet with faulty points in his argu-
ment, follows, to garnish, if possible, the
speech OF Mr.. Wade. Both of these Senators
stand on the Ohio field, where, facing them,
stand Pendleton and Vallandigham. Mr.. PEN.
dleton, now disposed to accept the fact that
some questions have been decided in the war
is shaping himself to the stern logic of the
! position; and though he has done much to sink
him deep, in loyal eyes, during the struggle
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