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backed By half million Of men. under the phiianthrc
pic plea OF imposing "a government upon US shat
'oaok dag shot US BY thousands and desoiated the
whole and-would We with all boasted civilization
invite another similar expedition by sparng his ifes
Macmillan had, personally. many admirable qualities
brain polished In the first court Of Europe; II
he turned nbuser he necessarily staked something on
the venture and that stake life When the United
states overcomes that rst impulse which Is brought out
by our admiration for personal daring people will
calmly say that Mexico acted wisely that she did the
repuboanism OF the whole continent the greatest good
that she taught France. England and Austria that
they must conne their retrograds efforts 70 the eastern
SIDE or tho Atantio that Span must resign the idea
that she still possesses her old colonies whose nde
pendence she has never recognised that there Is NO
privileged 1bustering blood and that above all she had
the national stamina do herself justice am, very
specially, GEORGE e. CHURCH
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give cause, By thes bad oondoot 70 their being
placed IN close connnsmsns within that period.
y sa' = ono. % e Ss s.c. v ~
which they may elect whore they will report TO tho
authority Of the Same. They shall be permitted to
So on previously giving notice thereof the authority
Of the place which they are. in order that II may
give them pass with which to present themselves to
elect in order to remain there Ia the same manner
7Ard-Thoss who appear on the list a eutenants and
subieutenants OF foreign BIRTH shall remain prisoners
until the government after due examination OF their
antecedents shall determine whether they shall remain
prisoners for two years. like the captains or whether It
shall issue passports 70 them to quit the territory OF the
Fu-To those Of the class Of troops Of foreign BIRTH
already sent by you 70 this city. the government will
tsrrtor, OF the republic This order is given with
out reference TO the troops we'll the officers aud
chiefs OF foreign birth, captured In former battles who
arc now In Zacatocas Guadaajara, PueDla and other
places
civil employees, Samuel Bache. who figures private
physician TO Maxmilian, will be as once set at liberty
and with regard TO Joaquin Martinez, Louis p Bario.
Manuel Castillo Cos and Dometrio Ortex, they shall
remain in the manner provided for the l'euenants
and sub-lieutenants Of foreign BIRTH subject Tor two
Year, the vigilance OF the authorities OF the places
wherein they may desire 10 reside. unless you may pos
antecedents respecting any ono or any Of them n
voivng circumstances OF aggravating crimes. which
case you will be pleased immediately 70 give notice
thereof TO the government that determine what
il proper to be done.
Ssrfh-AlI those embraced in the foregoing classes,
after tho conclusion OF thor terms OF Imprisonment or
Of the time they are to remain subject TO the vigilance
OF the authorities Snail Dc deprived OF the rights OF
Mexican citizens until they obtain express
from the general government
Agreeaby to these njuncons you will be pleased to
issue the proper orders Tor their fulhiment
Independence and liberty MEJlA.
To the Citizen General Of Division, Commanding in
Chief Of the Army Of the Neutrality-suspicious.
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the TENNESSEE ELECTION TROUBLES.

Another Proclamation from Governor Brown
The address Of tho conservatives OF Tennessee TO the
Judges of the County Courts throughout the State has
evoked a proclamation from Governor Brownlow, in
which, after quoting the address, he coniinues:-
Whereas this sedous circular recommends the multi.
ncation of the franchise law which is part of
constitution Of Tennessee, and has been approved
by the supreme Court; and whereas false
and rcbelious construction has been given TO the
law above named by the audacous authors OF the aore
iuonary purposes and whereas the judges clerks
Of all elections in the State are TO be appointed by the
Commissioner OF Registration in each county rs the
tenth section Of the franchise law provides in the fol-
lowing clear and explicit words, TO witt
Sec TO- Be further e"crsd That in any County Court
elected under this act shall be lawful for The
Of upon order. from the to
ss OATH. and spprsa.
I. election:
ss o n each an"
law.
Now, therefore, l. William g. Brownlow, Governor OF
the State Of Tennessee by virtue OF authority conferred
upon s ana n ss sns S Ss S upon
was clearly and unquestionably framed 90 - to take
the appointment Of judges and CLERK. Of cleo
giving the same to the Commissioners Of
Registration; therefore, the election made by
Department warn all county courts IN :hs state not
to upon the advice OF this committee OF sedioniss
they will lay themselves liable 10 be punished;
and I all judges and clerks Of elections
whom they may appoint not 70 attempt 70 serve, a.
they would come In conflict with the lawfully constituted
Judges and clerks Of elections And, 10 be the purpose
70 provoke sedtion and violence In wicked attempt
overthrow the state Government upon their heads shall
rest the consequences.
General Joseph A. Cooper. 10 command Of the state
Guards hereby instructed 30 10 dspose Of the troops
in the rebellious localities TO enable him TO enforce
the franchise Law In Its letter and spirit without regard
TO the threats OF the sedtoniss Order must 10 main
tanned and the Law executed f II require that shall
call into the Geld the whole available force ct my COM
mand TO do
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the great seal Of the state be
the Department in Nashville, this LIST day OF July,
A. D. 1867. W. @. BR0WNL0w.
By the Governor:
A. J. FIKrcHER Secretary of State
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ALMOST A RIOT IN BOSTON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

BosroS July 8, 1867. I
3:45 O'Clock, p. n
A disturbance occurred among large crowd on the
South Cove. between i've and six O'Clock last evening,
which threatened for the time TO become general riot
The trouble the beating Of inoensve negro
by some OF the crowd Police officer Drew and special
officer Marvin attempted scatter the crowd whom they
were marderously assaulted oy two brothers, named
WEIGH, Of whom shot In the breast BY the off,
GER probably fatally The ofcers were reinforced and
succeeded after some efforts In dspersng the crowd
The Boston Stable In Hawkins street. kept BY Joseph
Hale, burned 81 late hour last night There
sixty horses In the stable when the fire broke out and
all but wsre saved. large number Of carriages
sleighs, harnesses, &c. destroyed. The building
was ownsd by Ben. wright d. W. Esseborn 4 Co. .
drug store, 80 Boylston street. also damaged
by nro 70 the amount Of $4,000.
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THE QUERETARO PRISONERS.


u-n.r,.., Ordar of tho Liberal Govcrn.
-.NyU. q. n. Ex.cu..s-T,,. n,--
""~ ~. ~ VIC
position TO pc Made OF the hemainder.
WASHINGTON d. c., July S, 1861
in' ,o'o".s : '.us'a n ~. 80. -
Fcspec'ns .ue Prsone1' 'AAen ~ Sue'o'o' @1oeS'eu
TO General Escobedo-
l,s,x,,~sx on w.p Avn N.vv.
" saw i.rrs porosr. Jme g. 1867.
S~so, F;yst-Tbe prisoners captured on the occupa
s h s NJ dssa,rns,sor as vot been ,sksn besides
she r.s,,,sihv or thar nrcvious acts have ncurred
An ~ hdd ~ n w 6Iood ana ~ So y.
.rse The country 70 auger ;nc.Icrahe evila x,thou,
either Tho probability or the hone OF beng able
upnou ns oc M a, soe sor tSa
nrnoss NJ destraving renubiran nstu.,ons bv means
n The ssows incens,arisn and nilave Aoreeablv 70
shs rovsons ~ ,he Ian ~ ths 25,h of January
IS2 arn one of the Two c,rustsnces TINS Attaching
20 those captured in Queretaro would suffice TO draw
non shsr, bc nen.itv ~ death an the mara jdenu A.
NJ their that n s tho fact of their havius
been apprehendsd IN the ACT Of transrressine. and in
-,tusI hosf,Ities Uo,xever sftsr having tsken tbis
mater into deiberate Characterization the citizen Presi
a. nj Of the renublic has ee,nsd n nroner 10 make use
o bis ample faculties in order to reconcile as far a
~ ~spsments al uscs and the very ,m nortsnt measure
O. urnI the peace and trsnouliv OF the patton To
1,is nd be- ms thouent thar dsncton could he made
lin Inc a.yress az crimnsv ~ ,hoss rnors NJ less guilty
some of tnoss prsoner owing 10 the mnortapce of the
r,a,or nnsncs rbch shs,r cSsrsct:r has v,ven them
and The grave offsnces which thev have committed or
vhica they have authorized, may Ds considered the
- NO silustion vha Nv sorn,sr ne rac:ct nerns
alton Of numerous crimes or an sxcess of refined
snd yopSers ana ~ - ~ss
@ NV NV" han ~ , ~ ss ILL hS
REL 70 o % mat asy sp
~ rsSsrd on TIA nero ,Ssr,sac.s,c oS ,hsr 49,
80 49, s.i,I1sn prss,ssrt q, 80. ~ 50. =, . -
ms we Ois.en r.es s "a use Of Dis ample powcrs
49, IN, s.,seah,v "a ,es ,,a 70 nay ~. 70
led relating thereto tho fcliowins Trials BE- held do
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ARRIVAL Of ANOTHER TROUPE Of JAPANESE.

new troupe Of Japanese jugsles, rope walkers and
gymnasts has arrived In this city from the Palace
theatre, a. Jeddo, by the steamship Rising Star, via
California Their daring and unparalleled feats rope
walking, pole balancing and the climbing Of ladders
formed Of japanese swords o. sharp ~ razors, are
spoken Of BY the press Of California In the most
laudatory terms One Of the troupe, whose name is
Txenageeroo n said 70 be marvel and the principal
gymnast q second Herculee They bring with them the
premium last awarded BY the Gorogise Of Jsddo al the
congress OF performers which held in that city in
1895 under the patronage Of the Tycoon. II 10 their
intention 10 give few performances In this city.
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THE FOURTH In THE SOUTH
SPECIAL TElEeaAms TO THE HERALD.
The Demonstration In Charleston.
CHARLESTON 8. c., July 8, 1867,

The Demonstration In Charleston.
CHARLESTON 8. c., July g. 1867,
$50 O'Clock p. NJ
Tho Fourth celebrated here yesterday with genuine
American spirit both by the military and municipal
authorities Who heartily united in doing honor TO the
day. The Stars and Stripes were displayed from al
public buildings and hotels and many private
residences and the naes recently ordered BY shs
Mayor from New York hung TO the breeze from the
City Hsli, Safe House. Court House ana guard houses
social reunion dinner at which were present all the
military officers Of the post Governor Orr, OK Governor
Magraih, Judge Bryan, Judge Moses and other dsin-
euished citizens was given BY General siokes In COM
memoFati0n Of the day.
The principal streets and street crowded BY
freedmen, al neatly dressed and presenting very re-
spectacle appearance After listening to an Grafton ~
one OF their own color they moved In procession TO
General Stckes dence, whore they were addressed
by the General, Judge Moses, Colonel Willard and
others director OF the street railroad reports over
I'VE thousand c0Ored people carried the cars during
the day. without single act OF rudeness or mpro-
priety from any Of them. Their conduct ects great
praise.
The Cincinnati Society. at their anniversary dinner
yesterday, nermngled the toasts TO Bunker HUI ana
Lexington with those to yorktown. Eutaw and others
tribute Of respect paid to Ogden Hammond,
New Yorker and member Of the Cincinnati Society,
who died since the last anniversary.
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Bankers, and merchants, Second Gran,

Bnnkers- AMI MercmHnts. second Ssr9ud
Irving II all the evening Of July a. 1857 The largest
greatest and most successful enterprise ever fnsugu
rated the world. Tho FIRST grand concert given
July a. II was grand success. The mammoth hall was
filed with the ellie OF the city. The audience appointed
committee Of nine OF the leading bankers and merchants
examine the corresponding numbers to the tickets and the
register books TO that all In correct before making the
grand distribution OF prizes the last the S4th
or July prize with every ticket The grand distribution
Of presents viii be conducted the mutual benefit principle
pro rata distribution Of profits TO ticket holders Capital
S2Tllo. Tickets 81 each present with every ticket
reference To the number Of presents and The general
plan Of dIstrbuon given below, will convince the
skeptcal OF the great advantage which will
all who participate In the enterprise; and the
merca and fna ncal standing OF the company, and the
and bankers thereof will they hope prove
sufficient guaranty Of the fairness and impaalty with
which everything In connection with will be conducted,
Of ticket holders will be strictly
watched guarded. In desire the
managers conduct ransacoa for the mutual bens
whoever shall purchase ticket, and scrupuously to
avoid any and everything which could In the slightest de-
gree diminish the profits which likely TO to all who
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ANOTHER DEATH Bv SUICIDE IN CINCINNATI.
SPECIAL relEsaAm TO the HERALD.

tIscrSNAri, July s. 1861.
~ O'Clock Midnight
Charles Keller the prominent business man, who
recently shot himself with suicidal purpose died yester
day morning about ono o'clock. He leaves property
valued over 100000 He afraid Of poverty and
had an insane idea that hs was about become pau
per. This Ia the eighth death by suicide in this city
within the Last four Weeka
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the GERMAN AMTl-ExcIsE AGITATION.

Tho German Central Organisation, composed Of dele
cations representing ward associations organised for the
purpose Of agisang against the harsh provisions Of the
Excise law, held meeting at Hubners hotel last night
when memorial 70 DO submitted the State Constitu-
ttonal Convention was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. KAPrr il was resolved 70 call
meeting Of the Executive Committee be held to-day,
for the purpose Of taking immediate measures for q
most extensive circulation Of the document among the
German societies and organizations the city and in
ton.
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RADICAL isAct CONVENTION IN VERMONT.

LupIow, W., July 8, 1867.
A radical peace convention was held in Brdgewater
early this week II declared that the issue OF TO.
day Is mans naSnable right TO life declared in 1T76
that wicked to kill men for politics for religion
or pelf, end that var IL murder. Henry Wright, OF
Massachusetts,; l. X. Joselyn OF Rhode Island, and
Mrs. NJ :. Townisnd, OF Vermont were among the
speakers.
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A LION Tanner NwaelY INJURED IN ROCHESTER.

RocHEsrER, July 8, 1867.
During performance At the OF Thayer Noyes
,n ua" sss ~ is,1ros. oss 'ns onn sbs
males attacked him, telling him TO the floor OF
the den, and fastening his jaws upon his shoulder In
nicting severe wounds The circus men went 70 hts
rescue with iron bss and finally succeeded In rescuns
Mr. White from the cage alive, but severely injured.
The a6air caused great excitement IN the audience.
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THE PRESS TElEcaAMs.
The Day in Nashville.

NASHVILLE, July s, 1867.
Tho Fourth celebrated here with unusual spirit
and enthusiasm. procession, composed of the MILL
tarv duty here the Fire Department. car contain.
ing young ladies representing the states and ohers car
ryng the colored school children another with repre-
sentatves Of the press followed by various coIored
charitable societies, citizens foot and in carriages,
moved through the city to grove in the country where
addresses delivered by General Il {. Foster and
others and the Declaration Of Independence was read
The crowd numbered probably ten thousand The Ger
and Irish ceiebr cd else and night there
was grand display Of fireworks
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MANAGEMENT Of the Mlw york QUARANTINE.

The New York correspondent OF the Worcester Spy
charges that there system Of avortsm practsed ~
had contagious diseases board One from Aspin-
WALL he says passed the last Sunday Of June, after
making Sandy Hook. The writer states he has this
isfrom high authorty.n
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Ttxis REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
NEW ORLEANS. Jul

Nrw 0RLEASe July 8, 1867
The Republican state Convention at Houston
terday and eiecnd Ex-Governor Pease permanent
President The pthsr officers three whites 10
black. The attendance 10 mostly black, only twenty
pected and there fears Of riot No rceolu-
tons have been adopted yet
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fire At sAHsuaMren saIucr, M.

Coxcoxp, NJ H., July 8, 1857.
dre occurred a sanbornion Bridge about nine
o'clock lest night which destroyed three houses i've
barns and jewelers. shop. Los $4,000 partly
insured. The cause OF the are not known Mr. George
L. Peabody, fireman, died 81 sxsfsion and hsayt
disease whsls returning from The nsA -
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FATAL ARRAY IN NEWPORT, nv.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

CINCINNATI, July s, 1867.
IL O'Clock Midnight.
man named Michael Campion, an empoy6 In Coles
Garden. back OF Newport KY, was shot and instantly
killed by his, who hal commenced disturb
ance, and whom he sought to eject One John Dress
man Is suspected Of the crime Several persons
cut and STABBED, but not fatally.
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a. $50 80 ss 80
Cheering the bious Every day demonstrated
clearly that Liver Complaint in all its distressing
forms be controlled and CURED without ddcuy or in
convenience II obstinate disease but Its obstnacy Ia
proof against the remedial and orave
operation OF HOSTEfrER'S STOMACH BITfERS: That
genial compes the organ do its duty. 1t must
uary and under the Of the
into perfect with laws of health II there
costveness dsappears there Is sideache or backache
II the and this whites of the are nged
with snpernuous bile they recover their natural hue the
Ia restored brief whatever the symptoms Of the com
plnint may be- and the phase IL has assumed
cerain uniform effects OF this prepa
ration where bilious disease has been sre ady
but there merely constitutional tendency
to liver complaint, be prevented throughout life ~
the regular in small quantities Of this paatabie anti
dote and should be seriously pom
dered-o rather they should be promptly acted upon-by
all of bilious habit Now York Office, Dey street.
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To Furniture Denlers.-All Descvlptf0us o
JOB Printing promptly and carefully executed, s rates
per than 1t other place. at the Metropoti
Job Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ca. July 9, 1857.
The republican State Convention met at Atlanta ycster
day. Delegates were present from ali parts Of the
state. Hon. Foster Blodgeit, Of Richmond county,
elected Prssdent Resolutions were adopted endorsing
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To Observation-Disclosures, Cards and Every
description of Job Printing carefully and promptly DONE q
per less than elsewhere the Metropolitan
job Printing Establishment, ~ Nassau street.
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The Day in Atlanta, ca.

ATLANTA, Ga. July s, 1861
mass meeting was held here yesterday, the number
present being estimated at from twelve thousand -
twenty thousand The Declaration Of Independence
was read and Grafton was delivered by A. W. Penny
OF New York, who was followed by other speakers.
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To Dealers In Horses.-Herse Bills. With
cuts eegan y printed at q cent less than
at the Metropolitan Job Printing Establ shment NassA
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A. . Established 1901.
FOR THE HAIR AND SKIN.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ARTICLE.
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ton purposes with the hair 1t prevents
falling or graduates scur dandruR, &C. and keeps
in the beautiful condition Its hsbituai renders
the Of oil pomatum any other preparation quite
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!. DR.; Kennedy's Diarrhea Cordial. One Bet
tie viii family in sickness healh sh0ui1
should have bottle OF it. For sala BY DEMAS BARNES
Co., 81 Park row, and 4. c. WELLS CO., l95 FuitDa
street. N. Y. At retail by all druggists price 81.
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To shippers and shipping Mcrcha nts. -BIMs
of Iadfng, Cards Shipping Receipts &C., promptly done.
and by the Metropolitan Job Printing Estsb
llshment 81 Nassau street.
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Gouraud,s Poudre Subtle Upreoss Wssy
foreheads part Of the body warranted =
Gouraud's old depot, 4Ss Broadway. and druggists.
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A.-For Brown Discelorations. called Moth
Freckles Perry moth and Frecke Lotion. Pre-
pared by Dr. PERRY 40 Bond street. Sold by all druggists
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The Day In Angustn. Ga.

AUGUSTA, Ga July 3, 1867.
Business generally suspended yesterday. A
tonai salute fred at A parry Of freedmen
and United States soldiers had o during The day,
was killed.
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Every Experiment. 4 Care.
Weakness bowels the OF constipation The4
are cosSad with waste matter which they have
PILLS. the only purgative which At removes all 3D.
sructon and the natural vgor Of the dischareg
bowels failed in their daily duty habitua eonspauon.
would be unknown Price Is box coated Win
sweet gum. free from taste. Sold by druggists.
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WHAT MEXICO HAS COST FRANCE.

The following statement Of the outlays and rsceps Of
the French government account OF Mexico has been
furnished 70 the committee Of the Corps Legislasf
trusted with tho examination Of the budget:
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CoNcoRp, N. H., July 8, 1857
Three young men named Roam, Smith and Burnham
ssriouty injured BY . premature discharge OF .
cannon, while firing salute yesterday morning smith
doing well
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To Tmportcrs.-AM ID descriptions oil Job Print.
ing promptly and carefully executed Is ceat
any other place Metropolitan job Prtak.
ing tsatablishrnent ~ Nassau street.