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steam frigates Mahmoud and stamboui Of tho Ottoman
navy. His Majesty will leave Constantinople, 10 is said,
towards middle OF June and land with his suite At
Toulon. where due honors will DO paid him. The
French squadron Of evoluor-goes meet the Sultan
Several Of the Paris Journals Of May rs, remark on
the Emperor OF Austras speech at the opening OF The
Rechrath, and agree in considering it q dignhed
and straightforward document. The Dcbats directs
attention particularly the phrase which the EN-
peror represents the late "a and grave
warning" which should, induce the government to
admit and the rights and liberties arising from
the fundamental laws.
bill for the ready naturalization Of foreigners
in France, jus, adoptaA by the legislative body, Is
analysed in tho Paris Constitutional after dsquisition
OF some length the sysem of law which had prcv-
ousy prevailed in the country the subject The new
consists OF two articles having for its object to
introduce greater Of beralty into the terms
which the natives Of other countries renounce
their nationality and become French citizens.
report from H. Smonn. President OF the Luxem-
burg deputaton to The Hague and London states that
the King Of HolIand has abandonedto the all the
ground which the Notifications cover and that at the
request Of the Russian Ambassador the Grand Duchy
has been authorized to contract what customs treaties
may suit Il; and orders have been given that the in
tsress Of tho Inhabitants shall no consulted much a.
possible in diamantling the fortress.
Prince Napoleon paid visit TO the Paris Exhibition
May %. Arriving by the avenue Labourdonnays, his
Imperial HjghnessA crossed the French park and en-
barked in Lis pleasure yacht for Bancourt, accom-
panied by Same members Of the Imperial Commission.
communication from the French Ambassador at
Berlin that Prussia has just given her adhe-
the International code Of maritime signals An
official copy Of the series viii be published In Prus
sa and will be TO igators in preference
to any ether The Cabinet Of Berlin win endeavor TO
get uniform translation adopted by the other maritime
States Of Germany.
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Value or Military Men in Civil Kmployments.
Previous to the war there was class Of
grumblers who made it point to continually
run down West Point The rebellion demon
strated the Stiffness Of their structures in q
military sense, and our daily experience shows
the folly of it in other respects. What would
our city be but for its Park and cemeteries !?
A mere provincial town, Boosting OF but few
features Of interest. To whom do we owe
these metropolitan features but to West Point
men. General Viele made the first plans of
the Central Park and of the New York Bay
Cemetery, and Major Douglas, another West
Pointer, laid out Greenwood, the most beauti-
full spot of its kind in the world. w. P. Hill
house, also graduate of the Military Academy,
planned the Albany Cemetery, and we could
point to . number Of others who have dis
tinguished themselves in similar way. Of
the various classes Of professional men none
are found so generally serviceabie or so ready
to adapt themselves to circumstances as those
who have been educated IT West Point. We
see this in the facility with which they turn TO
pursuits which have but little affinity with
those for which they have been educated, and
In the marked success which they attain in them.
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EAM DETAILS TO MAY Is.

Advces from Madrid state that the Queen and King Of
spain have been invited personally by the Emperor Ma
poeon to visit Paris during the Exhibition Her Majesty
has accepted tho invitation, and will arrive on the 10th
Of Juno AZ the Tuieres where she will reside during
her stay.
The Sultan OF Turkey will embark on board The i'm
psrsl yschs Ismdl voas 70 Paris escorted bv she
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Conaission the Solvencv OF tho City Cow
ersaent-One Hundred Million Dollars In
viewed.
No small commotion has been excited by
the appointment Of commission to inquire
into the titles and rights OF the city govern
ment to all lands claimed by ii in the metropo-
Lis. This commission was appointed by the
Common Council about fortnight ago. 1t
consists Of George H. Moore, Librarian of the
Historical Society Henry B. Dawson, of Nor
risania, and the historians, O'Callaghan and
Brodhead. Their investigation will be strictly
historical, and will extend to the sources from
which Mr.. Hohfman's work, SO long accepted as
unqueslionable authority in the premises, was
derived and to all other accessible sources
These Investigations will probably bring to
light many strange and important particulars
as to private property titles in New York. The
claims to not less than one hundred million
dollars worth of property win have to be care
fully studied and scrutinized. Indeed, the
report of the commission may seriously affect
the solvency of the city government and even
cause a panic in relation to its bonds. The
Post Office site will, Of course, be included in
the inquiry. II may have seemed quite smart
operation to sell to the general government for
mere song, for nominal price, what was
worth millions of dollars 1t is, perhaps, very
fine to affect patronage of the fine arts and to
encourage the architects to prepare and exhibit
puzzling variety Of plans and specifications
The new Post Office may be built regardless Of
expense, and may prove an imposing struc-
ture. But the people will deem it imposing in
double sense, and the City Fathers will find
that they have paid too dear for their whistle,
il, after all, it shall be discovered that the land
on which the building is to stand does not
belong to the city.
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MAxIaalL!aN'S FATE.

Austrian Statement Of the News from Mexico.
[From the Vienna Gazette, May 23.l
In consequence Of . report pnt in circulation by .
foreign journal 70 the eject that the Emperor Maxi
milan had been made prisoner by the Juarsts and put
to DEATH the reliable information has been pro-
cured.
The result OF the pqury permits us to certify that
the news ia question is devoid OF all foundation.
Nevertheless bound to add that up TO this
moment positive Intelligence has been received here
about che present residence of that monarch.
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SOME OF OUR CONTEMPORARIES seem to think that
the triumph OF their depended Ike the Jericho
upon the amount Of noise made In these days Of
appreciated hence the unbounded and unparalleled
OF PLANTATION BITTERS.
This remedy has and always boon found reliable As
gentle stimulant and tonic appezer cannot be exeeed
IT doubt sovereign remedy for stomachc disorders
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and In stimulating healthy
appetite.
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BOLD ATTEMPT Al BURGLARY.

Droadway Store Entered and Safe Blown
Open.
Between twelve and one o'clock this morning q gang
OF burglars broke into the Homeopathic establishment,
562 Broadway and after ransacking the they
ceeded In blowing open the safe It ia presumed that
they must have been alarmed, as they succeeded in
making good their escape What amount OF propert y
was taken could not be ascertaned the police
instructed to give information relative the matter
1t was reported, however that there considerable
money in the safe Captain Garland Of the Fourteenth
precinct, has the matter under investigation.
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

The New Commercial Code-Ducal Hessc in
the Confederation.
BERLIN, Juno s, 1857.
The plan OF the Zoverein for all Germany, including
the States OF South Germany, well those COM
prised in the North German Confederation, has been
formed.
The Chamber OF Deputies OF the Grand Duchy OF Hesse
have voted in favor Of entering the North German
Confederation
Prussia Still Aiming.
BBrLIS, June s. 1867.
II is semi-ocally reported that tho Prussian govern
has refused TO comply with the expressed desire
the Emperor Napoleon, that It would pledge itself
against any future armng Of the fortress Of Rasadt
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VIC have been Irfcr,rcd by many Philnn-
thropfsts they consider the circulation OF KNOXSf
HATS better object live for than the abolition
slavery the repeal Of The corn laws Of those trv al
Knos hats osrer IN their Judgments and stronger IN
their inteecs than other " must certainly result
and projection the brain from these
symmetrical articles They N be found asiv AZ Nos ga
snAH uensd wav - -
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The New York Morning Herald for the Past
New York Central Railroad management the interest
Of the American ExprensCompany undertaking prevent
Albany BY the Merchants, Union Express Company the
removed after tomorrow. and the Merchants' Union
Express Company win be allowed TO forward them usual
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, june 5-Noon.
The Hamburg American Packet Company's steamship
Saxonia Captain Hack, which left New York on the
25h ulL arrived hero at about six o'clock last evening
the way TO Hamburg
LONDONDERRY, June 5--2 r. M.
The steamship Hibcrnian from Quebec arrived here
o-day.
Disaster mt Sea.
QrEESsrows, June 5-2PM
The steamship Worcester, Captain Graham, which re-
Gently left Liverpool for Baltimore put into this port TO-
day with her machinery disabled.
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we Pledge our Reputation for the Fuinl-
rnsnt Of what here declare In almo instance
where the infant Ia suffering from pain and exhaustion
Ieg will be found in nftcen twenty minutes after
MRS. w1SsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been admin
ister~d Cures Dysentery DiarthoeA and Wind Collie
sure regulate The bowcls Price thirtyhve cents bottle
MRS. wrNsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP,
having the FAC smile OF urs Perkns the outside
wrapper. All others are base i'm iations.
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/ u h u r..
The Sultan Of Turkey to Extend
His Visit to London.
~~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~>~>~~~~
German Consolidation and Z New
Customs Code.
The First Viceroy Of the Do
minion Of Canada.
The Russian American Treaty---ItS
Advantages and Complications.
Austrian Report Of Maximiiian's
Position.
SC. sc. &c.
BY TIE CABLE TO JUNE s.
rHE SUlTAM'S TRIP.

His Majesty TO Extend His Visit from Paris
to London.
LONDON, June s, 1867.
II is understood be the intention OF the Sultan OF
Turkey to visit Queen Victoria at London time
during the month of July, after he has completed his
visit TO the Emperor Napoleon and the Paris Exposition
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A Word TO Housewives and Coz Ios crp.-
How many ladies carsessly allow impure deotsrous
and unpAltabc Extract Of Vanilla 10 BE- used by
who obtain what IL offered TO them by dealers. BUR-
NETT,s CONCENTRATE EXTRACT OF VANILLA is
perfectly free from fonka Bean other impurities and
the delicate and true favor OF the finest Vanilla
All Of BURNET1's FLAvORTNG EXTRACTS are war.
ranted 70 perfect purity great strength They
Justly Joy the reputation OF being tsc best made They
sale Wholesale and retail by the proprieors 500 BROAD
WAY METROPOLITAN BUTLDING). Also BY many
groccrs and druggists.
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MOVEMENTS or the PRESIDENT.

RALEIGH. N. G., June 5, 1857
The President and party departed for Chapel Hill this
-norning
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Cure Warranted or Money Refurned.-Dr.
FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy perma neny
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout; warranted harmless
Agents, DEMAs BARNES, 81 Park row HEMBOLD, 50l
Broadway.
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The Howe Machine, Co.'S Lock stitch Sew
ing MachIuc-EiAs HOWE. Jr Original inventor Of the
sewing machincJ, President ~ Broadway, New York.
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WIGS, Tespccs aud Ornamental Hair
Best quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyenz, all colora 1t
BACHELORS, 10 Bond street.
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Er'" y sEsr5s' ss q va. .s:. GasS

Royal Havana IOttcry.-Prizes Paid ID
gold. Information furnished. The highest tR
Douboons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver. -
TAYLOR Co. Bankers, 10 Wall street. NJ
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DR.. =. n. Schcnclt, Of PhiindcIpbia. will be
professionally At his rooms 81 Bond street New York.
Tuesday, June IL and will continue make his regular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

DR.. Won Eisenberg's H;stheticc-N eurnlgic-
onThc wonder of the Tor the OF all diseases OF the
Eye Ear Throat, Catarrh and Asthma 0cc I'll Fifth
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Observation-Disclosures e. Wilson's Sewing Ma
chimes for sale 70 let Broadway corner Twcn
tysxth street. SILK. Cotton, Needles, soap OIL &c Ope-
rstors into families j. T. ELLIS formerly Ss Broad.
20 q TManf second aIIeet.
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DR.. NJ. vcrrue's Electro. Chemical Births,
aud East Eleventh street Certain all nervous
affections and Tor chronic diseases
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Elliptic Lock-titch Sewing Machines
First premiums, 1896 BIS Broadway Crystal foot; vouta
tension; adlustabIe drop feed.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.

Lord Menck to Rule Ms Viceroy.
LONDON. June s, 1867.
Lord Monck has been appointed vceroy Of the Domr-
ion OF Canada
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,Bart!ett's Reversible Sewing Machines are
the kind you backward Forward; reversible
pres.er foot &c new style At SIS General depot 500
HroadXaY -
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All styles of Photograph Albums Repaired,
Music bound Pamphlet aud job Work promptly executed.
at WEMYSS', l74 Centre street.
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a Noyelty Just Received. q LARGE Inveice
OF GENTS NEW PATENT CORK HATS for summer
wesr very light heat stylish and de-
sirabe In all shapes 70 suit the
l36 Fnlton street.
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FIRES IN THIS CITY.
In East Thlrty-sixth strcct-Thrcc Horse
Burned to Death.

In East Thirty-sixth strcct-Thrcc Horses
Burned TO Denth.
Early yesterday morning nrc occurred In the stables
occupied by William wakeey, at No. IL East Thirty
sixth street. near Madison The fire spread
rapidly, aud before IL pat out three horses
burned death. One OF the horses belonged 10 Mr..
wakeley valued at $780, the other two were livery,
owned By Mr. Taylor, valued a. 81 200. The marble
shop adjoining. owned by Thomas Mcintyre, slightly
damaged also the carpenters shop owned by Mr..
Noble Mr. Noble Is insured In the Albany City lnsur
ance Company The ire IS supposed TO have been the
work design, by lgniting lot OF straw in the rear
part OF the stable. The buildings Of one story tho
loss them Is about $1,000.
Another stable Fire On East Invent y-fourth
strcet-Four Horses burnt TO Death.
Shortly after niue O'Clock last night fire occurred
In the bayloft Of A. :. CAambern Sons livery
aud sales stables No l43 East Tweny-fourth
street. The flames spread rapidly through the
lofL and descended 10 several OF the stalls, burn
ing TO death four valuable horses aud injurng some
Gig ut or ten others The were very prompt and
81 ccecdcd 10 combining the lire to this enc stable The
damage Done 70 the building amounts 70 about 5VV;
insured II 10 owned BY Mead Valentine. Mr. Cham
70 about $4,000; insured for 1900, 10 the Com
monweallh Insurance Company. Mr.. Chamherlin
bad twelve horses OF his In the stable aud about
twcnty-six on sale. Two Of these sale horses
valued nj $4,000 They both burned 10 death.
Several Of Mr. Chambern's horses were badly burned.
There was no Insurance ths horses How the Gre
ofHinatcd IL a, present unknown. II rumorcd AZ
We nfe that some TO jump from The hay
lev minutes ursvioss 10 TIA discovery Of tns nra.
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Ice Pitchers and ElectropIafed Goods. OF
description OF the Merden BRITAIN Compsny's
uctnre for sale low II other house CITY,
HADLEYS, middls Of Cooper Institute block
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Root Beer. Root Beer. Root Beer.
This delicious and healthy can be made
BY every family with very little trouble and tng expense
by getting bottle Of
RNAPP's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS
20 cent bottle will make gallons and rs cent bottle
sufficient 70 make twenty Ave salons Of tue Beer.
Also put u for the trade in quart bottles end gallon
Mt ~ and S1 each Full directions each bottle
For sale by Y. r. KNAPP CO. Bl Hudson street and By
drua
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| BntchelOr's Hair Dye.--The Best In tho
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable.
4 Qua Factory Barclay street.
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| Crisfnd0rO's Hair Dye.-Thc Best Ever Man.
| ufactured Wholesale and retail also applied, 1t No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

Grover & Bakers Highest Premium SEWING
MAchlnes. % Broadway. New York.
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United States bonds closed unchanged at 7sH.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Noon
Cotton firm Estimated sales to-day, 1900 balcs
Aiddlins uplands, ll1d.; middling Orleans, 1ls<d.
LIvERrooL, June 5-2P. NJ.
The market for cotton is somewhat easier. but no
decline in prices has been established
LIVERPOOL, Jups 5-Evening
The cotton market was more quiet during the after
noon, and prices are easier, though not Quosaby
changed.
The sales sum up barely 10000 bales. hlddling up
lands, IL va. I; middling Orleans, 11kd.
Liverpool BrcadstuIfs Market.
LIVERPOOL, June moon.
Corn, 3Ss. Wheat--sales Of No Milwaukee red at
la 3D., and white California 13s Cd. Peas, 3ss. Sd.
Oats ia I'd. Barley, a. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 5-Evening.
The breadstufs market is unchanged Corn, asa for
mixed. whcat-No Milwaukee and white California,
La Cd Barley, As Sd. Peas, sos Sd. Oats, "a Cd.
Liverpool Provisions. Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Noon.
Provisions unchanged. Fork, sos. Beef, l32s Cd.
Lard, 4ea Cd. Bacon, 4os Cheese, e7s
LIVERPOOL, June 5--Evening
The provision market Is quiet Pork has declined Ia
per cwt sales Of Eastern primo mess at 79s Beef,
132a Cd. Lard 4os 3D. Bacon. 4oa Chess has do
clned L. per cwt, with sales Of fine American at COS
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Noon.
Petroeum--Salcs Of spirits at lod and standard white
at la I'd Potashes, 3ls Cd RosinSaIes OF common at
10 fine at l2s. spirits surpcnne 33s. Tallow as
Cloversecd, 42s.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Evening.
The produce market is generally unchanged. Ashes.
ais Cd for pots. Petroleum, L. I'd. for refined and
l0d. for spiriis Rosin Is. for common and 12s for
One. Spirits turpentine, 33s Talow, ass %. Clover
seed, AIS
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP June 5-Evening.
Petroleum is unchanged. Sales OF standard white at
Al francs 20 centimea
London Markets.
LosDos, June 5--NooB.
No. IL Dutch standard sugar. 2fs 3D. Scotch pig ron
4s Linsesd, CAS-. Linsced cakes, 60 les. Lnsesd
OIL Gao 1os
LoypoS, June 5-2P.M
Sugar Is hrmer, and No. II Dutch standard is now
quoted at 24s. Cd. per cwt
LONDON, juno 5-Evcnng.
Sugar. "a Cd for No. II, Dutch standard Pig iron,
54s. Linseed Calcuital GA Linseed cakes, co l5s.
Lnseed oil has advanced 10s with sales at cal per ton
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Curtains n Specially mt
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American (Wnltham) Watches.
ut n believed that Waham watch Ii worth double
price Of many OF the imported watches "Scentnc Ameri
can. For sale by all first class dealers
A.-CRrrtageqs Harness. saddles, 9heefs,
4ci GOOD work, light expenses, small pro6ts.
TUFTS Ropontory, ~ Cedar street.
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Panic Strurk Veuutv.

PANIC NfrucN Ueuufy.
IL IL terrible shock 10 charming woman-indecd. 10
any womanto find that her teeth "bcgnning 70 90
Never will human being who tho fragrant sOZO
DON'T while the teeth still sound make
Even when decay has commenced Il Immediately stops its
mr.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, June 5-N0on
Conso's for money, s4k, ex dividend.
United States 1vc.twenties. Observation-Disclosures TEX
Illinois Centrai fsar0au tstA
Enc railway anares.. 4uH
LONDON, june So r N.
The money market 10 quiet and steady.
Consols are unchanged.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
not 30 firm, and have generally declined At this
hour the authorized quotations are follows
United States fvetwenty bonds. 72x
Illinois Central Railway shares. 70
Erie Railway shares. 40
LONDON, June 5-Evening
Consois closed al 94H for money, ex dividend.
SECURITIES
are somewhat irregular.
Fivetwsnties firm and higher; Illinois Central and
Fries lower. The closing quotations foows:
United States fvetwenty bonds ................7 Is
Illinois Central Railway shares INSTRUMENTATION. 78x
Eno RUNWAY snaFcsss "
The Continental BOurses.