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. zItormy nnd dark, with only occasional
!, glhpses of1noonlght, just enough TO cnubl,
. on to gee without being. seen. It tho same
1assnent gsnlen Escobedo, pressed hy Jnmez to bring
th siegesto asjclose. aud. ficree1y Itauntcd by
4 CHopa for hisSsupneness and want of energy
hal resolved to absndon;his Misscs Jairc policy
of aarving out, and to attack the Cruz at day.
pre'k. Bogus news brought in by supposed
dcsricrs and the unrcadiness of some of his
Generals, caused NIaximili.n to postpone his
plan; Escobedo's project was deferred for more
wcithy reasons.
4 H. 4. 81 THEAsoN'IN THE CAMP. go: .
Tho Cruz has been Gold The bctraycr was y
me who stood high in tile Empcror's conf
dcnc,, sand professed for him the warmcst ner.
sonui .;cgn:-d Traitors there were known to
be in tho c.:ty,. but no one suspected Colonel
Lopez of treasoh. Fetit was Colonel Lopez
and mono other, Wiz. betrayed the city to the
enemy. Just whea the Lbctal Commander
in-Cllcf had given his orders for attack, lopez
sent him letter offering for monay-yar riously
stated at sums ranging from $500 to three
thousand onnccs-sd deliver up the Cruz to the
Liberals. Tho offer, whntovcr it might be, was
promptly accepted. Under cover of the dark.
ness Escobcdo and Corona. moved their forces
up under the very walls of the Cruz. Then
Lopez, commanding his own troops to lay down
their arms, quietly marched them out at ono
door as prisoners, while the Liberal troops
marched in ut the other and took thcir places.
Thus remained the Cruz all night garrisoncd
by Liberal soldiers, Maximilian placidy sleep
ing and dreaming of no harm. 1
TIE DISCOVERY
With the first faint streak of daylight came
the discovery. The Emperor, an incorrigiblc
early riser, was one Of the FIRST to find out some
thing was wrong. Hastily waking Prince
Sxlnl-Saln,. he exclaimed, Comc along, ouick..'
and made for the door. But here file of
Liberal soldiers. commanded by Colonel Rim
con Gallarlo-or ''Pcpc Rincon.' ;s he is call
cd-wcre awaiting hjm AS the ill.starrcd
Prince passed on his way out Lupcz, in n
l,oarsc whisper. exclaimed. 'sThats hc" and
''r.r'l isinc"h to secure him at once Then
occurred one of the mos. siugular incidents in
the whole Of this singular war Colonel Rim
con brave soldier, would have rcioiccl To
have captured the Austrian -lrchdukc in
fair fight; hut he had little relish inr:hs nrc
sent work or for the treason that had brought
1t about. Giving way to Il sudden impulse Of
generosity. he went up to Max, and said ::
: ou are a citizen; You are no soldier; VIC
don want y"'l-r""'"S!'' aud So saying. push
cd tic a<ton;shcI Emperor out of the convent.
Five minutes afterwards met him. still lnk-
ing utterly dazcd, bat making his way on foot
as hard as he could for the Corro dc l., Cam
llna, at the other cxtrcmty Of the city.
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OMciai-.-By Telegraph.
EcorY.] !. !:
HEADQUARTERS,
SECOND MILITARY DIsTRloT.

CnARhEsrdS. S. G., June 10, 1867. +,
-leyutant- General Of hc:. army, Var Dopayt.
mcnf, IEashingAon, d. g.:
l have the honor to request that may be
relieved from command in this District, and I
respectfully demand a Court of Inquiry upon
my official action that may vindicate MYSELF
from the accusation of the Attorney General
published, it is presumed with the approval of
the President. Congress having declared tho.
so-callcd' State governments illegal, the lcclara-
ton Of the Attorncy-G General that military au-
thorlty has not suspcrscdcd then, prevents the.
execution Of the Reconstruction acts, disarms
me OF means to protect life, property or the
rights OF citzons, and :mcnaccs allsintcrcsts in
these Statca,with ruin.
(SigncD D. Il, SLCKLES,
~ Major Gonoral Commanding.
Oilioial J. ". CLous, Captain and A. A.
General. 7-4-"> .i- ss
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Rooms or TIE Union
RErUBLiCAN EXECUTIVE
CONGRESSIONAL. COMMITTEES,
WASHINGTON. juno y. 1867


DEAR SIn-In view of the recent decision
Of the Attorney General of the United States,
and the action of the Administration ! am
requested by many Republican Senator's and
Representatives to remind you of the very
great Importance of your bcing punctually
present in your place here, to answer 70 your
name When the two Houses shall assemble ut
II o'clock on the 3d of July noxt 1t is
thought essential to secure quorums if it should
only be to remain in session long enough 10
pass sonlc dcclaratory act OH the subject of re-
construction.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
ROBERT G. SGllENCK,
Chairman of the Union
Republican Executive Committee.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAsnlNaroS, D. G., Juno 2l; 1867 :.
.M.j. Gen. Sichhs, Charleston, s. O..
Your telegram asking to be relieved from,
command of the Second Military District, and
demanding a Court Of Inquiry, was submitted
by The, Secretary of War; yesterday, to tho
President Of the United States, who directs
you to retain your command, and he declines
to order the Court of Inquiry demanded by
you.
BY order Of tho President of the United
States -.
1Signcd) Il. D. TOWNSENR
A. A. G.
Official j. W. cLovs, Captain, and i. a.
n. General
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The Monarcl,s i'll Paris.
rsrcv.. i :ysl>ntlcncc Sew Y"rk Times. !

rSpcv. i CO: ;'>.p,ndcncr Sew York Times
Paris has devoted -, day to tho reception
and entertainment Of the t.m.. .H"rnl >' Russin.
II is Il remarkable event in many S;spc,,s
Within The memory of many persons Acxan-
der !. ct Russia. entered Paris one of the con
.q!crors of Nsiiolc,,:. J Now the succcssc, of
Nal"le"n, victor Of Scl:,S!"pol. receives ms lis
guest the successor of -\lnxanI.r. The exile
III England aud America. nd the prisoner of
Ham. receives ut the nhlilcrics and cnicrta;nv
at the Elyscc the Czar cr Russia and gathers
around his h"spitablc board ihc :ovcrciyns OF.
thfec continents. 1t Is SO far the crowniny
success in tho lifs of the Emperor.
At TIE OPERA
After the races OH Sunday the Imperial
party paid visit to the Prince Imperial at ST.
Cloud. At this charming retreat he pursucs
his studies and exercises in quiet, out of the
excitement whichNSss!l surround him at the
Tuilcrics. He in6crits from his mother a
delicate and sensitive nature, scarcely consis-
tent with robust health. The Empress is cnpa
bic "f great cXcrtion, and does not shrink from
fatigue, but for months past she has not been
able to bear the strong olors of flowers ..c-
cordingly, at the grand gala at the Opera last
night, the Imperial box, enlarged so as to oc.
cupy the whole front Of tho thcatrc-I mean
the whole dress circle opposite the state, con-
tincd no plants or flowers. But it blazcd
with diamonds On tho either hand, the stage
was covered with real roses from the gar..ons
oft!io l'oiS dc Boulognc. Never have | scon
the roses Of Paris III such muyniiccncc as. at
this moment.
In accordance with the Russian custom, the
Imperial party was received by the audience
without amy demonstration. The Gar and the
ElnlroSs came forward and salutcd; thcn the
Emperor and the Princess Royal of Prussia,
then all took the places which their rank as
signcd.tl The orchestra played tho Rus
sian national anthem. and the performance
commenced. The best singers in Paris topk
part in tho opera. The smallest parts in the
ballet were filed on this occasion, by tho first
class OF dancers. Ata little past midnight the
wonderful spectacle was over. IN .he street
'hcic WIS no cthiuette to prevent choGrinS,
and the reception of the assembled Soverog,,s,
ON their arrival ana departure, was as domon.
strativc as need bc-but The French arc scarce.
ly ever noisy on such occasions On the race.
course the hearty hurralls were English Ii,
a French crowd you hear a few cxclamations
of "Jire FEmpn,rw."
The splcndor Of the Imperial box at tho
orcra.sin the midst of all the blaze Of light
and beauty of riches and magnfccncc around
it, may he Imagined from the following pla,
which will show you the arrangement: Of tho
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The July Session Of Congress.
discharged.

The following circular lotcr ha< hccn issued
by Hon. Robert c, Schcnk, Chairman Of the
Cnion Republican Executive Congressional
COMMITTEES: 2
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~ A>o'"i "ooohioiHscI ciCH VI tfe
ieiioMing 1 illustrous personages, be it obsaryed
having Ing Of her attendants, suitable to Hhei,
ranks, ardd'all with appropriate costumes and
decorations: ~
s -. rffk tMpEn1Aa Ioxs.
Prince j. Siufat, :.sssi ~ 81
Duke Of Lcichtcnburg.
Princess Eugcnic. =
Grand Duke Vladimir. -. .,-
~. Princess Louis Of. lIcsso.
+ Hereditary. Grand Duke. F|'
s Princess Royal Of Prussia.
EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
EMpERoR ALEXANDER.
EMpnEsS EUGENE. ... -.----,. -
Prircc Royal of Prussia.
Grand Duchess Mary of.Isussia. ~. :.
- Prince Louis of Hesse.!
Princess Mathilda
Prince Ferdinand of Hcssci' $
: Princess J.. Murdt. s. 50 Fi5"'
Prince Of SAKE Wciniar.
Brother Of tue Tuicoun. j.
Arrange these in tile dress circle of the most
brii.i liant theatre you eau conceive, with their
attendant celebrities grouped behind tliem, in
II house filed with the cream os the cream Of
the most brilliant capital in the world, and you
have spectacle, compared to which that of the
stage offered but slight attractions to the c,t-.
rous or thoughtful visitors. The two En-,
pcrorS and the sous of the Car were dressed
in brilliant uniforms, well as many others,
Il. Il ID I.
whom. the Empress shines supreme in beanty
as in power, all wore their diadcms, and all
bE'zcd and glittcrcd with most precious gems:
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Interesting from Mexico.

SCENES AND INCIDENTS OF TIE sElGE AND
FALL. OF QUEnET.Ro.
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TIE FALL OF ,QUEREr.Ino,

TIE FALL OF .QUEREr.ARo.
The Convent of LA Cruz, or SANTA Cruz. haH
Of necessity, been often mentioned in comncc-
tion with the siege. Maximilian had his hoa,i-
quarters in the building; Escobcdo hia in the
mountain Of Carrctas Immediately Opposite
Escobedoe best mfintry-tho Suprcmcs Podc.
res, or supreme power" battaion-occupic,l
the valley between the convont and tho noun.
tain, Maxmilian's best infantry, the first bat.
talon of tho line, wcro stationed in the Con
vent
49, CROSS PURPOSES.
On the night Of the 1.fth of May curiou.
game of cross purposes was played. Reduced
to the last extremity by starvation, with II,
corn for his cavalry and no food for the people
but tho flesh of horses, mules and dogs, Maxi
milan had determined to attack the cncIii,
and cut his way through their lines. What
have seen since. convinccs me he could hay,
done it,. AT II o'clock at night troops were
under arms III the .csy, artillery moved up
and everything III train for the sortic Th
night was ESPECIALLY favorable fol the purpos
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[Qucrctaro (May aotl-o5h,) Correspondence of the
New York Herald
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aecfned, for private. reasons to MT ~ .
~ Moore; Esq, reluctantly oonssbssa ] n sss,.s
finest est perfSrlaans the trottfsg ;,o,s.
The 1. public, took place on|tSe AR B b. IT,
eSerea allibised.s- S.. 'rse York Sin
~ .ns!: !, onfhe FashiohfCos, -ysning mate,
race betw cen Ethan AHcn and H., .ssssss e:
ana q. Deietcr in harness.
:, The Z following, is tho summary 6. Fashion
coar@ Trotsing.-Friday; June a. Match.
Tor 1850, heats, bestthree in five Dsr.e,,
~ harness. against Ethan A1lcn and running
T zate.
y Maeo eatered b. o. Ethan. Allen and mate...l l. 1
= =, poo' entered ' b. g. Dexter:
.a.:s -, TINE fs'@S"
< Quarter. 49,. Half. Mile.
Elrst ,hcat. t.:........,.82 ,l:Oi 216
Secc.lid heat ....a4 ~ 'it-Sl :dG fs 216
~ il1o.rd eat.........35 l;OG 2:l9
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A Spicy Communication.

The following letter Was addressed by Gov
crnor Wells, of Louisiana, to General Shcri-
dan, in Acknowledgements Of the receipt of the
order for his removal: So.
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Sobe @tenern.

@or eer @aM tpouten tie 1emolroti<
{den 8ld'ter uno &epner nidt mupe merz
ben. fh iter un1ere boben @%tootsffeuern
au b~etloaen. alein felt Der Mobl finb Ge
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norosn uno amar aus leiht bf9reiaiden
@rInoen. Die Drmofraten baben iebi
cte Mebrbett In beioen 6duiern Der Sc,
ieBaebuna uno es ftebt In tbrer @enolt.
un(ere S!aatSisuern berat5uieBen> renn
fe mollen. NQein MIR prcpbe3eten. rab
Ne 60 bet ibrsm por ter Wnbl cnaeRtu,m
ten @el&tei beuenpen lo11sn wnosu
Bir tperren ieBt bic @%e|eaenbsit babsn.
III feben, rpa6 e'ne cemofrotiihe @sifB3e
hung tbun, unb ob fe i'm @tauoe is'n pirr,
unisre @tener!af 81 erleu&tren.
@lnc. gM.
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Die @ermanta 2ebensz
8erf6erun08 = @efeQf4oft,
90, 8rpabtpap, Nem=Wprf.

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zen pern'ebrte It'd eaIelbc UNI IS 90
10 eab ee @eieuidaft Elm 9ptalein-
to'nmea eOn w%sniatsns 100000
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bat tn Nttnneipta f~oleenbe &eenten:
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gar s besab1te bic Gefeuidaft Bis sum aprtl
S. S@wenrler> 6u9p Weienrpnd,
%ses'Yra'.r u. @efretar. prdibent.
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Berlin 7. Sft.-pr11 icent Sim on
erbfnete beute bic &ei9stas6zS ty>n9
nit Dem 8ert6te fiber bic l1eberrei9un9
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sen unter fol9enper Nniprade:
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fimn1en 9erubt pab bic pom erten Of
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8unbes am "a. YerwiGcnen Mpnats be<
1dlp0e Morele ant beutt0en Sage auf Der
Bur9 9pben3ouern iberrei@t werben fol-.
Diele Stdtte peiit auf bic er1te1 Nnfdn9e
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grocer Tlriten bic Se9nun9en ieiner Sc
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Yreis Don @aaren unb @ertbpapieren
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Matbpuius Teuer, Moie. @aIs
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6ppbtlt8 uub mercurial
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tartnadis waren. ray ie H4sn anes
TIA R@erm GrfoIe anwenben tann, !,
Hlterattp erfproerlih:
Wtrs. Gtas. 6. Ban Stew >
q. S.. bate itredtde Wunben an
surd cine unrt&ties Inwsnf.1ner
6efubrt waren, pie Ntereur
rurt. pom Sabr au Sabr thinner i'd
tes Wtttel unb ieoe Betunplunss
lis er enelt& burd ben anbal
4lper's 9ariapariua mteeert
Rrautbett mar 10 beitts unb bSsa
Oft fnpet. uno Ct rnuBte mebrere
xebmen. bis Ct scnas.
4cucorrb6a. tpeiRere
rerben eepftrlt9 erjeuet eurd
ben uno werter pft 8sbeilt ourt
biefer 9ariapariua. Ginte
auber Der SariapartQa Bite eel'
6etlmtttsl.
Don etnem befannten unb BERT
RON Ginei
SD babe Sbre @ariaplr
tes Nlteratiu fir 6%rauentra
Sale BON Srresu(dritat. Ecu
une lpfafer S6mdde. bic aut
feben fno eurd btes Wtttel
Ietht feblf6tdat. wenn Is b.
tSris untertltt wirt."
Cine Dame, we!6e tbren
fd,
,,Weine Ipdter un6 Id
Strer 8ariaparina pon
befrett uprben, bic uns ie
3beumati8mu6. g
pepiie, 6eraFra'
Ssnn lie bur9 Strppbeln
setetlt sur& bteien Grt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
MVer'6


BON Neb. Npber SttdtIcW, CrtHp, SH9laHo.
s erfaae nun mtine yRtat sesen Sic uno pas
1%ubitum, wenn ID metn 3euenie een ansern ht"Sutaee
Ste sic aber bic Setliraft Sbrss Sariapar,1e puOlts
siren. Meine ssbnjabrige 1o9tsr letts lett SSeprsn, si;
6aaren ben wir ntdt su beilen I'm @tanDe maren, bic
Dir Sire sariapariua anwenpeten. Das &tns TT Jest
Ssn Wirs. sane 6. @tee, elmer wublbetannien nnb
se@sea4ts'e" Dame tn os""tsStue' saps vFas w.
.wieine Eudter bat felt etnsm Sabre an ferOpbul6ien
ausf1idaen %eelttten, bic ibr Stel Irubel serariadten.
NidtS seSidafhte tbr atnberung bis MIR Sbre Saria'
9ariua sebrauaten, p00urd tie sOllfanoss ~tessrser'
tellt purne."
Son Gbarles g.. @ase. esay bon Der mettbefann-
ten Tirma Gage Wurrlu unb g.. TabrtIannten
son tnamelittena Yepier. tn Mai9ua. ". 3: ss,..
STD lit iet mebreren Sabren an etnet 1ebr bbten
Mus III metnem 0eidt, Der ~beianets idltnnter tpurbe.
SIS Ct m,etne @ei1& tssii5e %enttsl!1e' nne i9!iiep!t% ~ ct.
Msst,insn, fS!ets alien !@qtbid!aeea, abe m ni@ts ba!i
vsi6er iagt batten madte bas attttcl metn 1eitdt ~.
ert NOD %i6limmer, aber tn weni9en @Do&sn besann fd
inter Sen Blattern neue Saut au btloen, unb 3ulest muir
Sc meine 5aut 10 slatt pte ote treeno zines aneerayten"
den. gla1 raetnem beten g9tHen babe t1 fetne Sprnp'
tome Der Rranfbett mebr unb enrique mid pplltpmmener
@ejunpbsit, mas t& p9ne 3weifel Sbrer Sariapariua
A.~Anufob