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M E xIc o.
Macmillan Sold to the Liberals by His
Bosom Friend Lopez.
No Prisoners Shot Up to Last
Advices.
HEROIC CONDUCT OF MACMILLAN
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

NFw ORLEANS, June Z, 1851.
The Rdnchero Of June publishes letter dated San
Luis Potos, May ls which states that private negota-
lions some days previous TO the surrender Of Querearo
mad been going on between three imperial generals and
the liberals to sell one Of the principal forts for $4s OOO
General Miguel Lopez, who high in the confidence
Of Naximilsn was the principal actor in this treaty.
and caused the surrender
On vending flag Of truce with his sword to Escobcdo
va vimi. Van told him he surrendered unconditionally
and Aad Vree favors to ask. He wished not TO be in
suited but 70 be treated prisoner: that if any per-
son was to be shot, he should he drst that If shot, his
body niel,t nc be abused.
Maximiltan al all the officers above the rank OF cap
tain would arrive at San Luis in two or three days
None we're shot. and It thought that none would
be- in consequence the request made by the United
states.
satio dates to the sth OF May SAYS that the liberals
admit that up to th 'th the mperalists
cessul in every engagel uent From that time to the
18th, nothing important Il anspired.
Escobsdo says thai hite en thousand prisoners sur
rendered including thirteen general officers aud tive
hundred officers Of inferior grades He that no
hghting whatever occurred, aud the only shots fired
were by the traitors upon their companions in arns
The surrender OF the garrison was complete
Lopez acted a. escort 10 the Empress, uncle
Bazaiue and bosom friend to Macmillan, who god
father to his hrst child. BY his prowess he the
Cross Of the Legion of Honor
Colonel Mariana Campas and Mendez reported
shot sometime shortly after the surrender
letter from Monterey says that irrespective of the
wishes Of the government of the United states Maxi
milan and his generals will be shot, the strong aud
reconciiabc feelings OF Juarez and his party to all
foreigners are that all should be shot like dogs
The schooner Arelis Captain Castanza, from Tampioo
May q, arrived at Brownsville tho 3ls He reports
that at the time he left, eight raging between
Gomez and Pavon. portion Of Gomezs officers having
pronounced against him, the fighting stopped the
receipt OF tho news of the fall OF Queretaro.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Gallant Action OF the Groom to Save the
Imperiai Parsy-Course Of the Ball Through
che Carrlage-A Lady Wounded In the
Strcct-A second Shot Attempted-The As
sassia Travels from Belgium 90 Kill the
Csar-Ne Accompiices In Paris. sc.
PARIS, June Up. NJ.
The Gazette DIES T-ibumaur says that the groom
in waiting who was riding by the door OF the
imperial carriage observed the menacing move
ment OF the man in the crowd, and instantly
caused his horse to bound little forward SO as
70 place him directly between the assassin and the
severeigns.
The bail passed through the space formed be.
tween Napoleon and one Of the Grand Dukes, son
of the Gar, wounding lady who was standing
opposite to see the cortege pass
The blood from the head of the groom's horse
spirited on the uniforms of the imperial party.
The man attempted to fire second shot, but
this discharge burst the second barrel OF the
pistol.
At this moment shouts of . Wee Enpereuy! -
and "v,ve le Car - went up from the crowd
The man Immediately on his arrest said he came
from Belgium two days since with the intention
and for the purpose OF killing the Car.
The Paris Steele, in ts account Of the affair, says
that the man himself states that he had no accom-
plices.
The Press Of Paris is unanimous in its condem.
nation Of the murderous attempt.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MoSRoE, June 9, 1851
The British steamer Bosphorus which recently arrived
al Norfolk 10 load for Liverpool direct sailed for thai
port this morning Her cargo consisted Of 400 bales Of
cotton 2s hogsheads OF tobacco los erces Of tobacco
s4s barrels OF 20 packages Of tobacco and sos
bags OF corn.
The steamer III livingston, her third tnp between
Washington and Norfolk. endeavorng to inaugurae a
new limo Of steamers on that route arrived at Norfolk
yesterday morning and sailed in The evening for wash
ington She had on board both arriving and depart
ing large cargo. She landed Colonel Burnham and
family here
MAJOR Lyman RESELL lata President OF the Board Of
Registration in Norfolk has been relieved from duty at
thai post and Brevet Colonel Cooley Or General Soho
fields stat, Is appointed 70 that Office
very material reduction In the force OF the 0ospors
Navy Yard has lately been made Five hundred mon
we're discharged fe~ days ago, and hundred and
nifty we're discharged yesterday reducing the force 70
comparatively small number
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE CORONATION IN HUNGARY.

The Emperor of Austria 70 be Crowned King
Of Hungary TO-Day-The United states MOI
Represented at the Scene-A General POlitI-
cal Amnesty.
PEsrH, Hungary, June Evening.
Lord Bloomfield the British Ambassador TO the Inn
pera Court OF Austria will b present at the crownng Of
Francis Joseph King OF Hungary which takes place
here tomorrow, the 6th instant
All the Powers having diplomatic relations with
Austria will be represented on the occasion, except
that Of America
The Emperor has made known his intention OF pro-
claiming universal amnesty to all Austrian subjects
who are imprisoned who have rendered themselves
liable to punishment by political offences committed
prior to this coronation.
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THE LATEST DETAILS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO The HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIVE HERALD.
Tho Poles OF Paris Reprobate the Attempt ON
The Life cr the Gear -CongratulatiousP Pour
tag in Upon observation-disclosures Of the AtYer-
lean observation-disclosures Religious ThsRAs-
giving services-0bduracy Of the Prisoner-
His Confession Of the Crime-Paris Iiinnsi-
mated. &c. -,
PARIS, June Evening.
Il il said that after the attempt upon the life Of
the Emperor of Russia, Napoleon, turning to the
Car and smiling said " Sire, we have been under
FIRE together"
Tie Gear replied, "our destinies are in the
handi Of Providence"
bitter signed by several Poles, expressing the
sorrow and reprobation that the dastardly attempt
inspires the minds Of all Poles, and similar letter
from General zamoysk have been published.
La France says addresses Of congratulation to
Napoleo, have been extensively signed in the
several owns, and IL is believed will become
general.
The Americans here will tomorrow present,
through General Dix, an address to the Gar.
In the Corps Lagisiatif to-day the President
made speech condcmning the attempt at assas.
ssination, ant expressing his sympathy with the
august guess His sentiments were loudly
.cheered.
religious service was held in the Russian
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Died.

KIsNALLY. On Friday, June T. At eleven r. NJ, MAR
GARET, the beloved wife Of James Knnaly.
For further partic ulars Sundays Herald.
PooLE.-On Thursday. June Q, suddenly, ABRAHAM
Pools, in the 68th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
Invited to attend the funers from the residence Of his
son-n-law, Nathaniel b. Lockwood, Neserole avenue
and Guernsey street. Greenpoint Sunday afternoon,
at one o'clock
WYLR-On Friday June I ANNIE daughter Of the
late Surgeon Byrln Herman Of Granard county Long
ford, Ircland). in the Gath year Of her age.
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of her
MOTHER 342 East Thirteenth street, Sunday after
noon, at two o'clock
(Fv Other Deaths See Serenth PageI
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= BY TIE CABLE TO JUNE 7.
THE ATTEMPT ON The Glars LIFE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

SPtCAl itlS6RAM w 1T REAAlD
OMciai Report Of the Paris Moniieur-The
Horse Of One ofthe Royal Grooms Wounded
By the Baii-The Crowd About to "Lynch''
the Assassin-He is n Pole. Influenced by
Personal Hatred to the Car, &c.
PARIS, June IA. NJ.
The Monitew publishes an official account of
the firing at the imperial carriage in which the
Gear of Russia and Napoleon were seated, and
the attempted assassination of the Gear. The
statement. which is very short. confirms the report
which I transmitted through the cable to the
HERALD yesterday evening.
1t is stated in the Moniteur that the ball struck
the head of the horse which carried one Of the
Imperial grooms in waiting who was riding at the
door of the carriage. and that the weapon burst.
scene Of the attempt arrested the assassin and the
police interfered to save his life which was
threatened by the enraged populace.
The man says his name is Beregouski, and that
he Ia native OF yolhynia.
lie Drou, in its issue, confirms the statement
that the pistol burst, and says the assassin is
Polish mechanic, and that he purchased double
barreed pistol in the city on Wednesday, June 5.
The newspaper also states that his motive
appears to have originated from personal hatred
TO the Gar. directed by political passion.
II il believed that the assassin had no accom-.
plices.
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A M U s E M { N r S.

SteinwRy Hall-t:rand Musical Festival.
The utmost capacity Of Steinway Hall and its extern
SONS was severely tested last night at the performance
OF Elijah by the immense chorus and orchestra that has
been engaged for Harrsons grand festival Mrs. Dali
more, Nine Rosa, Miss Hufchings, Mrs. Reed, Miss
Harrison, Simpson, Lombard and Tucker tho
soloisss and Mr. f. l. Ritter guided the whole through
this tasking work with complete sucress. There is
nothing In oraorio more dramatic and telling than this
the greatest work OF Mendessohn and the performance
last night worthy TO rank with the efforts OF any
European festival 1t was striking example OF the
received with enthusiasm by the crowded and fashion
able audience On Thursday the Heroic symphony, the
overture TO Tell and the Henset concerto played by
Pattison were superb and deserving Of the highest
praise matinee and evening performance will be
given to-day
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Bark La CIguen


NOTICE. TO Ptors-Pots will please that and
after June To- al vessels arriving from the following
VIII pc ptslrdea from me hospital ship In the lower bay
Mexican ports the Spanish Main Northern Brazil the
cholera prevailed At tho time Of departure upon which
cases OF cholera have occurred during the passage
JOHN SWLNBURNE, Health OIcer
Quarantine, 81, June 7, 1871
BRIG FRyDONA, Of New York, zll register new
srement built az ELLSWORTH Me- 1884 lhas been Sold
Boston fof $1,000
LAUNCHED-From the yard of Cyrus McKown Sd ii1st q
schr OF 10 tons, old measurement named Old Chad She
owned by the builder Capt Leonard McClinock (who
TO command her) and parties In Portland
Danversport 10Th ult from the shpyard OF Calvin Put
ESQ schr of about 100 tons built by Mr. Ira Story
and intended for the fishing business.
Americas Ports.
EAST GREENWICH. june 6-Satred schr w Perry,
Rsley Philadelphia
WILMINGTON, NC, rune 7-Saisd. steamship VIM
Clyde, POWELL NYork.
For OtAer Shspping ,News .yse Seventh Page
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Academy OIL Muslc-The Japanese.
large and brilliant house last evening attended the
wonderful performances Of Mcguire Rsley's imperial
troupe Of Japanese Several new fsais introduced
and revolving pyramids dancing drums, top spinning
slack rope dancing the floating bridge and last though
not least the terrific flight Of little All Right from tho
dome Of the Academy TO the parquet kept all the
lockers cold perspIration. Not Ching Hot,
the attraction the Court OF the Emperor Groom TO-
twan could create ouch furore these tawny slpshod
children Of the Tycoon have IN the metropolis. To
Professor Risey due the honor of bringing them
from the jealous empire where for two hundred years
the most rigid blockade against foreigners main
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THE INDIA. Y TROUBLES.


TT. ar the North Platte
observation-disclosures OF 80. ,na |, Ias7
An omaha despatch says the report ,w,,.ho,,
near the North Platte day two !. ra.,.,a.v
the Senatorial party returned 10 Oma. -, n,an,
ana grand BANG net given TO them 80
While the party was at the western end OF III. 80
Track ten mail coaches returned there, fearing
coed on account OF the Indians
Generals SulIy and Baker and Col Colburn srrfv.
about the LIST Of june en- route for the Yellow Stone
vigorous prosecution Against the Indinus L.
Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO June l. 1857.
General Gregg is pushing the against the Indians
with vigor. Large immigraons are expected from
Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico The Indians con-
tnue depredations Preparations being made for
an expedition from Camps Lincoln and Mcdowell for the
purpose Of destroying the crops OF tho Apaches.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. JUNE 8. 1857

I'd, 25s Iron steady Scotch pig SIS per ton.
cd numbers Linseed-Crude Calcutta, Gas. oil,
49, axes, co los
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
AnrwERP. june 7-Evening.
rs unchanged, standard white American
francs per barrel
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,..> ZINE INTELLIGENCE.

BRgsr. June 7-Evenng.
. uta Captain Pinkham from New
p here to-day and proceeded to
LONDON GLASGOW, June 7, 1867.
from Montreal, has arrived
in the Clyde. W. Juno 7-2pM
The Inman steamship City Of u .' sAp''1 Ayaoa'
from New York May Is, has arrss - .0'' :" '0ae "
Liverpool
Ship Condemned. an.
LIVERPOOL, Jun. -
The ship Ceres. Captain Humphrey. M. ~ Do'
dcaux March IL for New York, and whlch.pus ~ ~"
leaky has been condemned
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and must color ~" frcri replied "The bsnsini
properties Of silver lead sulphur az which njurc the
capare thereby aggravatc the you
the principal ingredients IA hair colorers
But n you would prevent the increase Of
possesses remarkable properties ~ nourisher and IL
excellent cesniy hair dressing Millions have
10 the fact II brings the capilinres into life by
It's perfectly healthy action and renders gray hairs
visible by embeishing effect II In respect delete
rous Ia not sressy sticky aud - entirely frce from
Irritating natter IL imparis uxursnce hrsute charms
which other preparation possses and It's
produces permanent ani rsmsrksbe Improvement gained
trihnr for sale al general depot
standard Preparations standard Favorins Extracts kc
ys2 Broadway Metropoitnn Hotel Buldla4 Nep York
Also by all druggists.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Governor Wells Will Not Surrender His
ONCE Voluntarily.

Ngw ORLEANS June ], 1887.
Hon Benz r. Flanders, now appointed Governor,
called Governor Wells this morning. at tho Executive
Office and made known that he In obedience TO
the order OF General Sheridan and ready enter
upon his duty Governor Wells declined to voluntarily
the ONCE and protested, In writing against the
action Of the military authorizes. Al one O'Clock au
order was received the Governors oice addressed
Mr. Flanders, but he absent, 50 the nature of
the commu a cation could not DO ascertansd
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ALBANY, ~ ", June I, 1881.
A telegram from Fort Edward, Washington county,
brings information OF an extensive break In the canal
at Moseskill Eight or ten thousand yards OF 6ng Is
required and three days viii be occupied 10 repairing
the damage
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PUBLIC DINNER TO GENERAL FOSTER At BOSTON.

Boston, June T. 1857
Many OF our leading citizens have invited General
John g. Foster OF the United States Army TO accept Of
public dsnner. The General has accepted the invita-
on and the dinner will take placs on Wednesday next
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An Agreeable and N Ost Desirable I0DrOvo-
ment has recently been perfected Ia CHEvALIkRs LIB
FOR THE HAIR IL positively restores grey hair TO IL
orisn. color aud youthful beauty impar fs Eowth and
once sold BY all druggists fancy goods and ahe
able hair dressers The trade supplied the vholesaAo
druggists. SARAH A. CHEvALIER,. M. D.. -
,l1 broadway, n "
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SOME or OUR CONTEMPORARIES seem 70 think that
the triumph of their depended Ike the fate ercbo
upon the amount Of noise made IL hese days o. refine
ment and luxury article Of real intrinsic er u soon
apprrcaed hence the unhounded and unparalleled succss
OF PLANTATION BIrTERs.
stimulant APPETIZER cannot be eroelicd
it's doubt sovereign remedy for stouacic disorders
for Dyspepsia Liver Complaint aud IN stimulating healthy
appetite.
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The Crops in south Carolina.

CHARLESTON =. @, June !, 1861.
The planters report that the heavy rains have
seriously injured the cotton The nrst
of wheat reached Charleston to-day for shipment 10
Nav York
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exhibited by the Official June Statement with interest,"
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Paterson Course, oil the Trotting Matches on Long
Island and throughout the Country, Racing the West
and South, tho Latest Aquatic Intelligence Fstc
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Reviews OF the Cattle. Horse, Dry Goods and
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Tho beauty the precision. the choapnoss
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A.-Fashions for Ladie-.-For WnfcvipG
places country city. the styles ~ y w. BRAD
LEy's celebrated PATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC "a double
spring SKIRTS particularly adapted the present
fashions OF ladies' dresses Indicated In all the fashion
magazines.
Al retail In All first class sto e. aud al wholesale by the
exclusive manufacturers and sole OF patent,
VESTS. BRADLEY A CARY.
81 Chambers street, aud - and 81 Reade street N v.
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A.-LRdies. the Use or Artificial PnddSmra
y destructive " health aud beauty Balm aSl
Elevators develop physoiogcally Depot ~ Broadway
or IL East Twenteth street
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Lose BRAscH, June I, 1867
The steamship Santiago De Cuba, in tow OF the coast
wrecting steamer Relief, passing here, bound 70 New
Va
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rlTLERs Vegetable Rheumatie Remedy msnently
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout, warranted harmless
Agents, DEMAs BARsEs u PaEk row HEMBoLD. %
Broadway.
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Bertiess's Reversibls sewing MACHINES ere
pr-sser foot &c new style at SIS. 0susss depot -
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Dr. ~. ,yerEnc'~< EIec re-Che micaI Baths.
affections ana for chronic diseases.
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DE; Won Ei.enbers,s I;sshcsice-NcarsISlc-
onThe wonder Of the the all
Eye Ear Throat Ca,arrh aud Asthma ocs 6l Ftfth
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The Princess the fairy dropt pearls from mouth
opened IT. but that talsman OF sci
ence SOZUDOST will have mouthfu OF pearls that
drop out. darken or decay.
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Dr.: =. ~. schcnck, 81 PhiladeIphi.. VIII DO
tuesday June III aud continue make his rsG unr
weekly visits Tuesday.
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For ~aie-A stylish. Jet Black Horse, sevea
old, sound and kind handsome driver saddle
horse Gan Stable, I've
enth street and Broadway.
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SHIP PING NE Nv S.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE I. 1857.
Arrived.

steamship SANTIAGO de Cuba Benin. Greytown Me to
North American Steamship Co She went ashore near
antc City. NJ the I'D ult got or BY the Coast
Wrecking Co and tswed to this port
Brig Como Br) Johnson Cow Bay. OBJ, days. with
Bark La Clsueua
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Tho Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
journal the Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD for the present week. now ready
contains the first part Of interesting story entitled