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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-18
MAGNIFICENT TRIUMPH!
MASON &c IIANiLIN
honor that they have been avsTlcla
FIRST PRIZE MEDAL
At THE
GREAT PARIS EXPOSITION, 1867,
FOR THE SUPERIORITY
CABIN ORGANS.

estimate the importance Of this recognition Of
superiority this s greatest Industrial Fair the world has
which the hest makers 81 all countries have competed tor
the bonors, and because Mason Hamlin
REPRESENTED ONLY BY THEIR ORDINARY STYLES
fn,trumen such currently sold from their The
superiority Of the " H. Organs substantial excellence unvr
sally recognized BY eminent jury and by the musical profession
world, ~ represented At Pans - -
THIS Is TIE FIPTY SEVENTH MEDAL
other highest premium awarded " H. within twelve yea
plotting emphatic and uti1ef Official oi demonstrated
realized d any MAKER OF musical ahelh ia tie
world
H. manufacture abou twenty-five STYLES Of Organs differing
cpaGty from instrument having s o. reed, Of Tour
compass Of twenty-five stops and ocaes Of
furnished Of different degrees Of eIcenee
those which quite plain though aud substantial
Of elaborate design Bd hnsh, foraby with a
manufactured They thus adapted TO VIDE
pubic private and sold prices from SO
81 900 each Tbey adapted 10 secular vel
occupy little space easily transported all ready
liable arSnost fully
The important improvements used by W. H. patented aud
employed by JikeT makers Circular With fall particulars
free to any address MASOS HAMLlN.
vy.,.,oo,,. No. la TREsOSTsT., BosTOS.
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very desirable Address DIRECTOR Boz NO 800 l. fottUh'
NVANTED-A lady of experience and good
w and social culture 20 be an he AID n eolns
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DIANO- FORTEs.-JENNYS g. son, Sue
oeoTsto CUMMINGS JRSNYS. Factory aud WaTeoorss
2J3 Ea Twnty hfsts between Second and Thaye The
produced by this sr the very trt class
public prices much
f for Five Years will accom- yauy Three
seooud hand Pianos low.
MATERSs PIANO FORTES-Grand Square
w and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Phror Church Cabinet OF
gsns the best Manufactured; warranted for years Secondhand
Pianos Meoseons and Organs baRAss from S25 900
Any Of the above instruments 70 let and rent applied purchased
monthly received for The Old Pauo
change paid
catalogue any sddreE Mandatory and wAfoom
broadway n Y. HORACE WATERS Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
MEXICO.

PORfIHIO DIAZ IN THE CpITAL-THE STRUGGLE AT
QUERETARo-IHE DEATH OF MIRAMoN.
1T TKLsGRArH TO rHs
NEw-OmEANs May 2.-Adyices from Tampico,
dated the 2ith ult. say that Gomez had pronounced
against Juarez and in favor of Ortega.
Dates from Matamoros to the @Nh nit say that
news reached Monterey the 9th to the following
effect Poririo Diaz occupies part of the City of
Mexico. His headquarters are at the convent of
Santo Domingo Two squares of the main plaza OF
the city are still defended by the lmperialists.
Gen. Tabera at the head OF body of lmperialists,
had made another attempt to cut his way out of
Queretaro. The Imperiasts at Queretaro were
utterly in starving condition. Gen. Guadarama,
who pursued and routed the Imperial forces under
Gen. MARQUEE, has returned to Queretaro The
Liberal troops at San Luis have also been sent TO
Queretaro. The Liberals are eager and anxious to
end the struggle at and around Queretaro, and are
working theoretically and successfully TO do so.'
The Times of this city publishes report, received
from private source, and says!
Another battle been fought at Queretsro, result
ing in the defeat OF the demorazed Imperaists and the
death Of Miramon After the fight Queretaro was occu
pied by the Liberals Maximan cannot be found any
where It Is supposed that he has secretly fled"
This confirms the report that Diaz had defeated
Marquee at Queretaro, and that the Liberals were
complete masters of the situation.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE REFORM AGITATION.
The question of the right Of the people To meet in
Hyde Park for the discussion of political subjects was
tested on Good Friday in practical manner The meet.
ing called by the "workingmens Rights Asocia-
ton" the members Of which Association are all members
tie Reform league and the question discussed was Of
course, the Government Reform bill. The Government
had evidently reformed their policy on the HYDE Park
question. The gales were wide open usual, aud
moi a policeman lin lyeryl was to be seen. Seat.
cred about the Park, however, were som, Of
Sir Richard Msynes active and intelligent" Officers In
citizens dress and al the magazine, situated
OF tho park there was strong OF horse and
foot police II was also remarked that although uAIay
the Guards ia holiday attire, acting cavalles to
pretty maids" have been quite feature N the
Good Friday promenade. this year they all con-
fined 10 barracks and kept ia readiness for
There was however no necessity for these precautions
The circular which called the meeting said:
"COme then fellow w0rkmen and let your orderly con-
duet ynlir respectable demeanor, and aw-abidng mali
lie. he 20 many thousand mouths, whose united
voice shall make your enemies sammer forth the screa
truth that the vast faran classes OF this country are
worthy Of the franchise"
Mr. kenwood, President OF one OF the metropolitan
branches OF the Reform League presided He said they
only wished TO meet in peaceabe way, and he hoped
their proceedings wOnd be conducted In that spirit
They did not want revolution but the Tory Government
We're driving them to H. They wanted to have their
rights and more; they would have their rights and
no less Their platform was that ~ the Reform League
maAlgY4 sY.lage aud Tie protection V wv RalQt Tbe
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
reign Powers have any business

is matter with which foreign Powers have any business
10 concern themselves" - -- --
The Paris correspondent Of The Times, writing on the
l9h says that the aspect OF affairs was mnen inys
gloomy yesterday than for several days ~
70 make any concession the subject Of Luxembourg
what next step the Emperor may take no one
can saw In the meantime L am ASSURE
fiat Preparations are being made to have the
army ready for any emergency On such subject ~ y
unsafe TO indulge in conJectures As TO the condoh o
the army 10 take the field there has always Deen VI
yersity Of opinion among military men, but nave
lust heard what think to he good authority Una.
is better prepared for any sudden eau tnan os' he
supposed There Is stil hope that something WIZ po
done to prevent conflict from so futile cause
FRENCH DESIGNS ON BELGIUM.
The correspondent OF The Daily NerS writes: III the
Luxemburg question raised by France, in company win
the King OF Holland anything more than preteN'
for that great war which the Emperor has long neI
tated and in which he means TO employ the vast army III
raising by way Of diversion from the dreaded gcne
elections OF 1862 10 might be worth Prussas whIle Ioi
the sake OF pcace-nOt to let France nave LtAc.r =.
burg which is out Of the quesnon-Dut ,,p ~
Belgium But the French Emperor unfortunately couhlen
anccs writer's who say every day that he means 10 nav
Belgium Prussia, therefore, unless whlch seems ou. U
the question: some means De adopted of binding the
French Emperor 10 keep the peace ~ perfectly yuH
fled in refusing TO be party to an ops,4 ~
a and which would only have the effect OF MAKING ~
GUM bigger mouthful to be swallowed whoe a "o u''
tant day"
SPECIAL COMMISSIONER FROM THE UNITED STATES.
The London Times states in leader that II learns from
America that a special Commissioner Of Revenue
has received instructions to visit Europe. and see
what he can discover touching the labor
and wages question, the relations OF employer and eu
ployed, the operation Of protective duties, &c i7
Envoy who begs 90 report TO Congress before the
sion of the year. will arrive at most opOrtune noe
for the revelations Of our Trades Union Commission VIII
be ready for his notice and consideration.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
THE 1uxEMBuRG. QUESTION.


The London Times of the 10Th in its CITY Article
says Yesterday afternoon dsh very heavy quotations
were received from Berlin. aud renewed decline took
place here in consols accompanied by fresh panic In
foreign securities-whch show an average decline OF
per cent. Judging from the effect produced by
each adverse ruInor In Berlin or Paris, an
impression would to be entertained that any rlp.
ure between France and Germany would be signal for
every nation in the world to repudate its obligations
Compared with the last prices OF Wednesday the quota
Cns after regular hours exhibit fall OF IL per cent in
Italian, II in Russian and Chan scrip and In Spanish
per cent at Berlin and per cent here, the closing quota
lion being 70l Teegrams from Berlin to-day describe
general rush TO effect sales without assigning any
The Kings speech Is assumed to have produced bad
effect"
THE KING OF PRUSSIA AND COUNT BISMARCK.
The Morning Herald says 1t was intimated that the
feeling at Berlin produced by the threat Of Coun
Bismarck to resign the King Of Prussia being disposed
force a at all hazards. The Times Paris Cores.
pondent writes that private letter from Berlin mentions
that a very recent occasion Bismarck declared TO q
foreign diplOmatist that II impossible for him to
that he c0ld not consent 70 its naturalization,
or withdraw the PIlssian troops from the
negotiations and that Prussia willing to do SO
Germany would not hear OF IT, This declaration must be
known TO the French Government The uimOr again
prevails though - very vague One OF visit ~ the
King of Prussia 20 Paris during the Exhibition With
ltte goodwill both sides Ii will not De difficult one
would suppose. 10 settle this affair between the
ereIgns, H. indeed they DO meet without an appeal to
.oERMAS NATIONAL UNITY.
The Times editOrialy says Nothing at this moment
could DE more significant than the speech with
King OF Prussia closed the first session OF the North
German Parliament All reticence is cast aside and
whatever importance France and Austria may attach 70
soyereign nor people dream that German NalIVua lY
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
TURKEY.

TIE REFUSAL OF TIE SULTAN To YIELD GAMBIA.
The Sultan declines TO make any further conces-
sons and says that last years every conces
sion 90 the Christian Powers has only involved him in
grrater difficulties He says that the Great Powers can
not Intend 10 enforce their recommendations by violence
hut I'm any case he has resolved 10 do his duty.
suRRENDER on THE CITADEL or BELGRADE.
The Citadel OF belgrade was given up TO the servian
authorities on the 10th OF April Prince Michael read TO
Turkish and scryan troops the frnan Of the Sultan
cedng the fortress To SerNia.
TIIE RESURRECTION CRETE.
The Canea correspondent OF Tie Lecn Herald writing
under date 81 March 81 says:
That the insurrceiion will not last much longer IL
declared by the Government people now that fresh troops
begin to arrive and new and II hoped abler general
Is very possible; nay | believe myself that a
few weeks Will sec the end Of t; but that IL
repression than any time during the past four
the few who blind on the Philo-Otoman tack IL
said that the Acriean Consul Offered last week 70 9et
e nG n % @ E Sps % 81 wn % p% sf o b S
CommandcrinC may do IL Is impossible TO say, but
that he will succeed In doing 10 without army dlmn-
sa to less ln oeh eIsS Th s new SnGsp egq
agnd by the prospect OF European assistance and all
the horrors OF Winter passed through have not seen
any one bold enough 10 declare enthusiast 10 believe
In fact the sending OF regular troops against the etans
Is III the main useless expenditure of NE ana though
the vigorous aud uncOlnprOmsing (D policy may
succeed In causing much greater distress and deyasta-
to II Is excessively doubtful II does any more IN the
direction OF suppression that the former Of which may
he said that II the strategy not the policy was OF the
Egyptian variety and when the Cretan f0rtltude counts
that ther rocks will help them against any other.
Great preparations are gong Oh LOT hneN"i 10
attack senos. which repulsed last week and IL
supposed that the troops In the Apokofona VIII DC
withdrawn TO secure position avoid for the moment
the direct attack OF COroneos PetiOpOulakl ana the
other chiefs OF the Cretan DISTRICTS who are cOncentra
ting the coast OF sphaka The new troops Just landed
and the Abanans formerly in Apokorona are being mus
tered for the II Is hoped decisive attack which sarkosn
rcpulse Of kakcspleNrcs
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1867.

time had arrived when they had determined 10 be no
longer slaves in what called q free country.
The Government measure denounced but the pro
ceedings were orderly and peaceable.
Large demonstrations also took place in various parts
OF the country and Easter Monday large gathering
Of the Reformers Of the midland counties was TO Iake
place at LEICESTER and the great demonstration III Lon
John Bright to speak at Birmingham on Easter
which notice had been given.
THE ANGLO-sPASIsH DIFFICULTY.
Lord Stanley has declined for the present to press upon
the Spanish Government the question Of ndemnifcaon
in the case OF the imprisoned Of the Tornado Inc
claim was made by Sir James Champion ON the llth OF
Maesty's Government.
The Gitraar Chronicle has letter from its Madrid cor
respondent dated April IL, which states that er JOhn
Champion had commenced paying series OF farcweH
visits and that he was supposed TO De apoat 10 @
his departure may be viewed as temporary measure
ing the discussions Of the Tornado case, even as a
much more serious exodus We may add that, although
e spanish Marine Court mas deesea iaS oSeSs UI e
have not yet apologzed for the act and that In reference
likely be differences Of opinion between the
Two Two @ letter ThsG 10 IN ns III
was known here today that the English fleet was crs
ng 6e0Ee Sdd The have r 9een s n in
the Mediterranean feet three figates and seven soops
and gunboats
STATUE GEORGE PEABODY IN LONDON.
public meeting has been held at the Mansion House
TO promote this object. SIR Benjamin Samuel Phillips was
In the chair. IL moved by X. u. Fowler, esq.,
seconded by Sir Moses Montefre and carried unanimous
ly that in testimony of the deep feeling OF gratitude oil
teranedby the citizens Of London and the public at large
toward George Peabody, ESQ., for his municen donation
Of s25000 the benefit Of the industrious poor OF Lon
dom public statue be erected In some conspicuous place
within the City Of London Among the subscribers the
Prince OF Wales, the Duke Of Portland the Marquis OF
Tweedale the Earl OF Onsow the Lord Mayor the
Mayor the Rothschlld family the Barngs the Iankeys
the Buxtons, Lord Ebury and Messrs Jones Lloyd Nor
ley. Goschen, Crawford, Red, Gyn, Wegelin, Morgan
stanbury, Moffat, Lee. NJ r., Cite, NJ P CupPer, NJ p
Mornson, NJ. P Earl Grosvernor the Bishops OF London
oxford and ST. Davids, the Dean OF Westminster, and
hundreds Of Others supposed that II sha Dc erected
IN tho center Of the large open pavement III the rear OF
the Royal Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
FRANCE.
PROSPECTS OF WAR.

The sentiment of the French people is strongly in
favor Of war; and thought the Emperor may be com
PEELED to yield 20 this popular sentiment, II he has any
hesitation on account Of the late Prussan successes
The correspondent Of the independence Bege at fars
writes: The reserves have been called into the dcpOis
and leaves Of absence entirely suspended SIX reel
mens have been called from Algeria" The Independeoe
has been seized Paris for several days Many German
papers been lately seized because OF their Noeht
language against France.
Paris CORE spondent of The Globe General
lately appointed high position IN the provinces Oi
the Emperor went TO thank HIM, and then remarked
that ne would have preferred command where there
was more real work The Emperor smiled and SAID
Wait a month or two, General"
THE KING OF BELGIUM
The Emperior lately had a long interview with the
King Of Belgium who has been IN Paris but has now
gone TO Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

JoNDoN NAV 2-Noon.-C COnsols for money, 81. United
States FveTwentes Illinois Central Railway shares
7G.. Erie Railway shares 42l'
Anernoon-Consols ! per cent higher. FiveTwontes
are quoted at l. and Illinois Central shares lower than
at the opening Fries unchanged dispatch from
Frankfort dated last night reports that United States
Bonds closed there at tot
Evening-Consols closed at oil for money American
securities are shade weaker, and closed at the following
quotations: United states Five-Twenties ia; ILLINOIS
Central shares, 75i Erie Railway shares, i2s'
LONDON May 2-Noon.-NO. 10 Dutch Standard Suga r
24J Scotch Pig Iron 50 Calcutta Lnseed, G5 Lnseed
oil $780, Sperm OIL &I31; Whale Oil, $50; Lnseed Cakes
e915.
Afternoon-The market for Sugar Is steady.
Evenng.-sugar closed steady at "a for No y d. ;.
Iron has advanced Cd; Scotch Pig, 80 y tun mNe''
numbers. Oils unchanged. The latest advices roh'
Antwerp quote Refined Petroleum at 4S francs y bbl
IdyERPooI MAY 2-NOon.-The Cotton market is firm,
sales to-day of 12OOO bales; Mdding Uplands' lEd;
Middhng Orleans I'D. Western Red Wheat, 1873; Cal-
fornia wheat Corn 4 Barley 40 Oats, 81; Peas
s4j6 Provisions unchanged Pork no; Beef l27G ia
con- 80 Lard 5l3; Cheese co. Spirits of Petroleum
nd; Refined Petroleum, IS; Pot Ashes 81 Spirits Iur
pentne SO ROsn, Common, 73; Rosin, Fine Is 3; Tai
low, a.; ClOverseed. 81.
AfterDoon.-The Cotton market is steady at the open
ing quotations
Evenng.-The Cotton market closed at decline
though there was good days business. The following
are the authorized closing quotations; Mddlng Upands
lIsd: Middling Orleans lad The sales Of the day eX
ceeded the noon estimate, amounting TO 1900 bales
The market Breadstuffs is unchanged Corn "A per
uuarer Wheat 10 9 for No. Milwaukee Red and a. g
for White California Barley, per co 10 IS 10
The Provision market steady, and quotations remain
generally unchanged. Pork 776 and Beef l27 per Db
Bacon S9l for Cumberland Cut Middles. Lard has adj
yanced to SIG. Cheese CO. per cwt for Mddling The
market for Produce is unchanged. Rosn-Common VIII
rnngton 7ls; Fine American. o SPIRITS Tnrpentlne
DaTvo 1auua GIiri
fined, l i3 per gallon.
ANTWERP, May 2-NoOn.-Petroleum, 43I.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

The National Commissioner, Gen. Panuero, remains
stationed at Rio Cuaro awaiting the recnforcements that
have been promised him. The Federals on their side do
not engage him, they also are expecting the
arrival Of the great bulk Of their army IL is sand nat
among the reinorcements sent to Gen Panuero there
Will be Spanish legion that the spanars in their hatred
Chill offered their services to the National GOV
ernmen and that these offers have been accepted AT
Buenos Ayres there Ia who does not believe Ch TO
he accOmpce OF the revolutionary party at Mendoza
and would not be surprising II the threats directed at
thGhans who reside beyond the COrderas were carried
out in action
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
SOUTH and CENTRAL AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA.

RERsTABIIsIIMENT OF PEACE IN GUATEMnA-THE
CHOLERA IN NICARAGUA.
I'm Guatemala peace thoroughly established,
and the country progressing favOrably fine new
iron wharf about be erected at the port of San Jose
bank OF discount and circulation IL abont being esab-
lishcd in Guatemala city, with capital Of &1 100000
The cochineal crop IL not good assua and planters
beginning ~ direct their attention to eoee growing
as more profitable
We regret to receive confirmation Of the report that
Asatc cholera has made its appearance in the principal
cities Of Nicaragua and is carrying off many victims
In Leon Managua Chinandagua, and Masaya, Its raw
ages are said TO be very severe 100 deaths having oc-
cured In Leon in one day The Costa Rica Govern
ment will quarantine the Central American steamers
touching at RealeO.
The coffee crop Rica is nearly all in port and
win 10000 quntals for shipment Con
gress will meet May when the projected reform OF the
Constitution will be discussed
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
THE INDIANS.
srrsLsskArH TO rHR TRIBUNE.

ST. LOUIS, May 2-The Democrats st. Joseph special
dispatch says Julesburg dispatch OF the 2ist u states
that the Commissioners have succeeded In getngogeher
At Beauir's Ranch about $50 Indians, among them
many OF the most noted warriors south OF
he Platte River They stated that they
woud remain peaceable II the Government would set
sJ ao0 600 saare miles OF land resefyatloni the
Gnvernmept TO protect them from all other tribes and
keep every one both white and red nom espassng on
rnsh them with arms ammunition and provisions Ihe
commissioners 10 reply TO these modest requests
on Tic following ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
CHILL.
THE ELECTION FOR DEPUTIEs-TTIE RELATIONS
BETWEEN chilli AND PERU-REsIGNATIoN ON
ADMIRAL TUCKER.

THE ELECTION FOR DEPUTIEs-THE RELATIONS
BETWEEN chilli AND PERU-REsIGNATIoN ON
ADMIRAL TUCKER.
From Our Special Correspondent
VALPARAISO, Chill, April 3, 1867
On the 3lst of last month, the anniversary Of ths
bombardment of Valparaiso, the elections for Deputies
for the forthcoming Congress took place resulting in all
the provinces in the complete triumph Of the Govern
ment party.
The two parties-Roo Red party, and the Xoaf Ts.,
rsd National party-which have been so long fight
ing for political supremacy have met everywhere-ex.,
cept in few proyinceswith most dscouragng defeats,
Indeed the ontvarista party as an independent force,
dead beyond resurrection and at close OF the
campaign became merged in the Rojo. 4
The Liberals who support the Government equally with
The nsce.sty OF Satisfying the demands Of people thq
in power have chosen to recogni5e and the &
out rich results for the country -,,-.,-.,.. =. t.
ing between Peru and Chill, which intmated In pres
vious letter. openly discussed as anything but i'm.
Congress by one Of its gifted members Senior Casds
Chill had sought to break the alliance and srepttously
son here. I and although Chill replied to the charges in
concliaory she feels them sorely and II
timent Of Peru, this Government will not be backward
justifyng her course in other terms than words. 4
Caiao on the last steamer their ressnaons having been
previously accepted By the Chan and Peruvian Gov.
officer in command under fucker run up his peanan
and was saluted by the French ronlad Belignense
command OF the squadron only Temporarily assusm
by Garcia Gen. Montero being shortly expected to MI
Admiral fuckers place. What the Peruvian 1c an
ment means by reinstatng this vinan, no one 81
knows With his revolutionary tendencies ps ps,h tns
command OF the only effective force Ino ,nepupno
has argues constant danger 10 the E1ecuuye "un re
gre is expressed by many the officers OF tne ee as
the departure OF the Admiral althongn s concur tns'
with tbe acouttal OF Monter0 and remaining mutnist,
he could no longer With self respect retain ths Mace Is
Lea n the United states beside his yearly pay OF
sio Gao m ts is correct he has made good thing out OF
IL haV
months ago. J., -, r....... =.
tbe last ironead turned out by the Freach IL Ia new
model Is claimed to be the most Formidable VI any
yet constructed.