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Foreign News.


The Emperor Of Russia and his two sons
were in Paris on the Is. June, as the guests Of
the Emperor and Empress of France, and had
brilliant reception.
King William of Prussia and Count Bismark
are looked for Immediately.
King Victor Emanuel Of TALLY and the Vice
roy of Egypt will, it is said, reach Paris within
three days from the present date, so that Napo-
Icons congregation Of sovereigns will be CON-
plete.
The Sultan of Turkey, accompanied by the
two eldest Princes and Ali Pasha, Minister for
Foreign Affairs, was about TO leave Constanti-
nople for Paris when the City Of London sailed.
The Emperor Napoleon had orderedthe French
Mediterranean squadron 10 sail for Malta to a
wait the arrival Of the Sultan.
Advices from Europe by the cable are to
Thursday. The party Of Fenians arrested on
their arrival at Dungarvin, in the County OF
Waterford, few days since claim to have
come from Boston, Massachusetts,.
The death sentences of all the convicted Fe-
mans are TO be commnted. Advices from the
Continent report a rising against the authority
of the Turks in Bulgaria and Servia.
perior Napoleon Whilst returning from the
grand review in the Champ de Mars accompa-
MED by the Car of Russia, shot was fred at
the carriage by some person in the crowd, but
neither of the occupants was injured. The in
tended assassin escaped detection in the excite
ment that ensued The Turks are said TO have
been badly defeated every where in Crete
Adyices by the cable are to Monday. The
Emperor and Empress of Austria were crowned
King and Queen of Hungary on Saturday last.
The ceremony was a very imposing one
The attempted assassination at Paris of the
Car Of Russia has elected considerable feeling
in France. Several towns have been illumi-
mated in honor Of the escape of the Car. The
Poander Bergouski, who was arrested in the
act Of making the murderous attempt, shows
no signs Of repentance.
Two prominent Fenians have been arrested
at Dungarvin, Ireland They have been iden-
titled as Colonies Nagle and Warren, both of
whom were officers of the Irish Brigade in the
Army of the Potomac.
The expedition organized in England 10
search for further tdingS of the fate Of the AZ
rican explorer, Livingstone, has sailed on its
mission.
The late. accounts from Mexico furnish some
interesting incidents connected with the cap
ture of Macmillan. Queretaro was surren-
dered by treachery. Mramon was lying dan
gerously i'll of his wound Mendez was shot
few hours after the anputation Of his leg by
order Escobedo. Maximilan, in surrendering
his sword, is said to have denounced "the IN
famous treason" which led TO his capture. 4
couTt-martial had been ordered by Escobedo
for the trial Of Macmillan, which was set down
for the 10Th ult Macmillan is said to have
put forth proclamation, addressed 10 his
countrymen, denouncing Louis Napoleon for
having abandoned him in "cowardly" and
infamous manner.
The wife of Prince Salm Salm, an American
lady, is said to have had an interview with
Juaraez, with the prospect of saving pot only
the life of her husband, but also that Of Maxi
milan. The latter is said 80 be i'll of the dy-
sentery.
WASHINGTON, June 9-Mnister Romero re-
ceived to-day the following letter from Prcsi-
dent Juarez. which dispels all doubt as to the
capture Of Queretaro and Macmillan:
SAN LUIS PorosI, May 10 Senior Don Ma
tas Romero, Washington. My Dear Friend ::
Queretaro was takea by assault to-day at \.
NJ MsXimiiisn, Mciia and Castillo surrender
cd at discretion at the Campana Hill, the last
place that resisted. congratulate You upon
this important victory, Please send the en-
closed to my family.
Yours, most truly, BENITo JUAREZ.