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TINE uEucAn s.IuaTlox.

The use which the yuarez government fare making OF
their triumph at Querotsro goes far
prove before the world that the Latin and those Of
Latin training are boodthrsy and but little fitted for
republican institutional
To nave executed Maximiau as niibuster a foreign
adveutuer having NO right 70 NEEDLE In the civil strife
raging in Mexico bs expected a. be the head
Of the empire; but 70 condemn TO death native born
officers such As Mejis. Mramon and Others and pro-
scribe whole classes recalls the bloody enactmsns Of
tho French revolution and the massaores during the
Spanish Instructions modern times - well as the
prescriptions Of Ssvlia and Narus among the an
sisnta Quite In contrast with bloodthirsty course
- the part Of the vcton in French, Spanish, Roman
and Mexican civil wars the policy that has always
marked The path sf the AngIosaxon raoA That race,
whom forced TO engage in domestic war 70 work at
once and lights II out with bodness and vigor surpris
ing the world But the victor 10 content with making
example Of the leader. a. In the OF Charles
or Robert Emmett and never draws up prescription
List Of his fellow citizens who happened 70 side
against him.
In the case Of the Fenisns recently, although the
leaders condemned 70 deash for treason tho British
government has wisely exercised cemency But to
home and cite Of paramount import
amos and magnitude. W have the conduct followed
by tAs North In our tremendous rebellion General
Grant, after the surrender Of Lee never dreamed Of hold
ing him any Of his ocers 70 account such Esco
bedo has held Mea, Mramon, Castillo and others liable
70 The American people, in the first moment Of vic
tory, demanded that condign punishment should DO
meted out to Jon Davis the usurper and head Of the
rebellion Nevertheless with that spirit OF superiority
which has always characterized this portion Of the
AngloSaxon race they have given that arbitrator
his liberty Hence was but natural TO have expected
the outburst Of indignation that broke forth in these
United States whom became certain that the work Of
butcherng their fellow citizens had been begun by the
victorious party, in whah as regards native Mexican
officers, far from being criminal a rebellion
the late Southern revolt in this Union
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HApolfoM's DIPLOMACY.

Animated Debate on the Emperor's Policy
Abroad and at Home-fs the Army the Ma
tion s-Cost of the Empirc-A Confederatiss
Of the Peoples.
Durng the session Of the French legislative body on
the 18th OF June. the general policy OF the empire
debated NJ Lstour du Moulin said that a. the Deputies
could longer express their opinions by vote on the
address, no would endeavor briefly 70 describe the posi-
,ion OF The govern at home and abroad what was
lis foreign policy Al TO the Mexican expedition,
veil ought to be thrown that undertaking, bot
on condition that the faults committed should
serve warning for the future. Neither would he
SPEAK Italy, Poland, the Duchess; these
questions which history would judge. The unihcaion
OF Germany much the work OF France that
OF Italy; but although 70 placed France In o worse
position than before. did not justify the armaments
proposed. Had the Minister of State
told them 10 counsel the Emperor TO initiate Charles
v,nwlll be more worthy Of his name. his character
aud his glory" But the Emperor had not
followed that example, he had initiated what
his uncle Napoleon L did In 1915, wnen
the lessons Of misfortune had enlightened him.
mis- glory appreciation from various quartersl Well,
the reforms Of the 10Th January were those that had
been demanded last year by the Hon. Banet Various
nroven But the merit Of them belonged entirely
20 the Emperor who. certain, was more liberal
than bis Mnisiry Ths nrst consequence OF that Rrest
po,t,cai set had BEEN logically the resignation OF
Inc Ministers lIntcrrurtion.) Why did they retire
He found the explanation In the idea natural
10 them M keeping the Emperpr the slippery dc.
civ,sv to use an expression OF the Minister Of Slate
Of l,bery And hos had the ministers acted prscti.
caiyf they csrtsiny hid not abused their power OF
granting authorizations Those bad been given 70 some
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From the London News, July g.
We learn by dispatches from Vienna that similar
20 that from New York. which appeared IN our columns
yesterday has been received by the Austrian govern
men. The Vienna telegram Is a. follows
steamer EhzaSsh, stationed at Vera CruI tina. the En-
peror Macmillan shot the 18th Of June.
The Independence Beige, commenting the above
says;-Has there been change In the intentions OF
Juarez and his advisersY Was their pretended cemency
be put on by the government Of the United States
Rave they yielded irritation to the thirst for reprsals
on the part Of the chief leaders OF the liberal party or
taking signal vengeance . prince OF imperial blood
and foreign origin their invaded and ruined country
for the best Of her slain patriots did they desire ar
their republican principles and BY awakening saluary
frghten tue souls OF adventurous captains who
may be still tempted TO become the Of Monte
yuma and Yturbdef Or, finally, did Macmillan refuse
to abdcate IN subscribe declarations which he
sdered would be dishonorabe 10 himf Did he thus
redeem by the glory Of his death the fault which he
committed 10 intriguing for CROWN These qucs-
lions which we are not at present able TO answer We
can only Judge Of the simple fact, and this is
70 DO deporef, though less on account OF the
who has been the victim, than the which
has made him a martyr. His over, aud
10 cowfsn< existence With the and huntlia-
tsons which psSx accompany wod hare been the mist
cruel pun stment hat could haze been inictd hsg Il
cannot be said that his execution a crime >ut 10
certainly political mistake, all violent and
trems are and republican Mexico will lose in
sympathy and consideration what thinks II may have
gained security.
Ths Indlpndence B.ros publishes telegram from
Paris stating that In that capital the Vienna telegram
announcing Maxmilians execution had been received
with increduty. 'As the public" II adds, 'shas
other source OF Information than ourselves We can only
suppose this judgment 70 be that Of the govern mont
Ia that would do we'll TO make known tho infor-
nation which jusncs its do BIT, for the Vienna de-
spatch We have before 10 strictly formal, and
mates from the most authentic sources"
sPASrsH SYMPATHY.
A Madrid telegram OF the ID Of July reports ITO
day resolution will be proposed In Corcs expressing
regret the execution Of the Emperor Max m,ian Il
is believed that this resolution will DO carried"
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.


Margaret Grant, employed by Mr.. J. X Jessup, OF the
town of westned, near Etonvile, Staten Island, has
been arrested on . charge Of having poisoned three
persons and her husband has been charged
sorry II IL alleged that Grant and his wife had quarrel
with two young men named Archibald McC1uskey and
John Dougherty who employed on the same farm.
Mrs. Grant, II said threatened that ''sho would do"
for the young men, but attention paid 10 On
the 10th OF May, McCluskey taken suddenly ILL., and
died in a short time great agony Mrs. Grant was not
suspected 1t chat time but the 18th OF June an old
woman living in the died suddenly and on the 18th
ultimo, Doughorty died suddenly exhibiting all the
svmptoms OF having been poisoned Before his death,
Doueherty declared that Mrs Grant had put poison in
his coffee and she accordingly arrested Chemists
are engaged In making post morem examinations Of the
victims
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BOILER EXPLOSION m LANCASTER, Pa
bUCth IArIUSIVN IN CNNCNSI TN, IA.
Two Men Killed, Several Wounded. and q
Number Probably Buried Alive.
TAwrAsrru Pa JuIv 1887

NumOor PROBABLY 0urle0 Auves
LANCASTER. Pa. July 13. 1867
The boilers Of the Fulton cotton mill exploded early
this morning The engineer David Hauteh. killed
the superintendent Mr. Plumber. had both legs and an
arm broken; fireman had his legs fractured and 10
otherwise injured and few Of the female operatives
who happened to be in the mill were more or less
scaided One Of the boilers thrown into the mill
and the other carried square north The east
end Of the building b demolished man named Meyers
found IN the ruins lanc there may be more there
The mill ID owned by J. R. Bituer Bro
Another account the accident took place before
the operatives had assembled, the loss Of life would
have been much greater. Tho explosion carried on .
boiler weighing three tons for distance Of
square, reboundne twice from the ground in ts passage
The boiler and engine house perfect wreck. The
second boiler driven through thick partition wall
into mill Some dwellings In the vicinity were dam.
aged by the flying masses OF brick and IRON Daniel
Hautch the engineer, found dead. Tho body Of
operative Valentine Meyers taken out Of the
crushed and mangled superintendent Plumber was
MORALLY injured and has since been reported dead.
The cause OF the misfortune In involved In doubt.
The Coroner's jury now occupied in investigating
the matter.
The scene has been visited by great numbers Of citi-
and immense crowds surrounded the mill for hours
after the accident
The loss TO property lie understood to be covered by
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LONpox MONEY MARKEr- LONDON. July 13-Evening -
There In change In the Amcncan share Market The
noon quotations generally maintained. They we're
- folio - :-Consols for money 94k; Erie Railway
United States Five-Twenty bonds 73k; Atlantic
Great Western, "a
THE CONTINENTAL BouRsKs-FRANKFoRr, July IA
United States FiveTwenty bonds current here to-day
% TN for the issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL CoTToS Market, LIVERPOOL July 10
Evening There Is no change TO report In the cotton
market since noon. The report then was:-fhe mar
kst for cotton quiet and unchanged at l0hd for mid
ding upands. and l0hd. for middling Orleans The
sales arc likely TO reach 10, 600 bales.
TRADs REPORT Tho market for goods and yarns at
Manchester h inactive.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFrs MARKET. LIVERPOOL, July
l3-Evening. The breadsufs market at quie:
sad steady Corn, 36s per quarter for mixed West
Barley, So pcr bushe Oats, ls per bushe Peas, 4os
per 50& lbs Canadian. Quotations without change in
Shp evening.
tuvsRrooL Provisions Observation-Disclosures, July ID
Evening. Moon quota ions prevailing thus:-Pork,
73s 3D. per Dbl for Eastern prime mess Beef 1875.
3D. per Dbl. for extra prime Bacon, AIS 3D. per
cwt for Cumberland cut Cheese, sos 3D. per cwt for
fne American. Lard is active and rmer. Sales have
been made ct 47s Ga for American.
. LIvERrooL PRODUCE MARKSr-LIvERPooL, July Is
Evening AS at noon, the market for American and
other produce Is quiet and dull Ashes, Sis. per cwt
Tor pots. Rosin quiet at H. per cwt for common Will
mington and la for fine. Petrolesm, sgd per gallon
fer spirits and L. ID for standard white Spirits Of
Per cwt for American red. Tallow, 49,. per cwt for
H. Petersburg and American.
LONDON hARkEra-LoSDoy, July 13-Evening Oils
ere quiet and quotations nominal at tho following
n99rw;-Sperm, clio per ton; whale cas-; linseed
Cal. 10A Sugar. 25s Cd Der cwt for No IL Dutch
standard. Iron, 5as Cd for scotch pigs mixed num-
bers Linseed, 68s Sd per cvt for Calcutta Linseed
CAKES, Az l2e Cd per ton for thin obong feeding.
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EXTENSIVE DEPOSITS or COAL DISCOVERED on THE LINE or
the KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.

sr. LOUIS, July IA, 1867.
Extensive deposits Of coal have been discovered
the limo Of the Union Pacific Railroad Kansas branch,
about one hundred and seventy miles from Pond creek,
on tho route 70 Albuquerque. Mr.. Sanders, the pro-
prietor Of the Santa Fe stage line reports the veins
from eleven fifteen feet thick. Specimens received
here are pronounced good quality Of bituminous coal
Al three vein has also been discovered twenty
nles east OF Fort Harker These discoveries be-
leved settle the question Of fuel for tho Kansas
Pacific Railroad.
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TINE DOMINION oF CANADA.

Unpopulmrfty OF Mr.. Ccuchon-The Inter-
colonial Railway.
QUEBEC, July H. 1857.
Mr. ccuchons uspopularty Is said 10 DO the cause OF
the failure W form the government II 10 underwood
that Mr.. Chsavveau will be able 70 induce the same
gentlemen who refused JOIN couchon 70 accept Once
under him.
An influential meeting held al Lewis to-day, and
rssoutous were passed showing tho advhabity Of The
Intcrcolonia Railway being hxed ~ Lsws nader the
projection Of the fora An address TO the Governor
General On the subject adopted.
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Stunning or A ST. LOUIS THfATae.

81. LOUIS, July -, 1857.
The Theatre Comique, Fifth street. between Frank.
lin and Washington street. totally destroyed
By Ore o'clock this morning. The origin Of tho
Gre il unknown. TIE theatre was valued s $4,000,
and insured In 81 LOUIS ofhocs for t4S 900. The
lessees and G. Esher lost ABOUT 81, 900, on which
there no insurance The other losses consulting OF
wardrobes Of actors and damages adjoining buildings
will make the total loss about $110, 900.
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the UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

The Flag Ship and Other Vessels Mt Choir
bourg.
CHxRBouRG, July 13 1867.
The Colorado Admiral Godsborough's flagship, and the
other vessels OF European squadron Of the American
navy, are at anchor In this harbor. e
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oARIBAlDi AGAIN.

Another Movement Reported.
s FLORENCE, July II. 1857.
Alvices have been received here from Rome to the
seos that the Garibaldans arc msnaens the city Of
vitsrbo.
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G H I n A..

Report Of tho Tea Market.
LONDON July 49, 1857.
Late kilograms from Foo Chow China state that the
market for the new crop Of tea opens fat.
Prices are down to IL taes
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P r y S s "a.

A Now Postal Treaty with the United States.
BERLIN, July 10, 1867
King William f. about to send envoy to the United
States to mako new postal treaty with that govern.
mont
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IoursvTfaa July 10. 1851.
The second trial OF Jack shepard for The murder Of
Coins terminated to-day by tho agreement OF the
juryssven being Tor conviction and Ave for acqutta
The TRIAL consumed thce weeks, and the whole term VI
The court now goes over 70 September.
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Address. PoIiak Il SON Manufacture the Finese
block Mserschaums at low prices stores a John.
Nassau and oo2 Broadwsy also repairing done bod
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THE DERBY REFORM BILL.

Party Arrangements In Progress In Parlia.
ment.
LONDON July IS, 1857.
An agreement has been arrived at in the House Of
Commons, whereby the Reform bill will be passed to
the third reading on Monday next
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pTrsetk.ss: P'TgIe; Tan xs': az KsssS
Biemshss cured By 0oURAUbs Italian Msdisass1 soap
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X. X. X. Co the Kescuey =.
Cruelty artificial harder bear han acs
rheumatism Why, then, cndurs pr II be stopped -
certainly the tame Of candle be put out 81 an or
tinguisher Administer RAILWAYS READY RELIBr m
formally apply 70 the seat q the pain and TO ne sp,nS
follow There discount thts ststeasat Prics
cents bottle Sold by druggists.
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Ell.psIe Lcck.sisek .'sswi.s mschir:s:.
voluts tension; adjustable drop feed.
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Tho Howe, rsct!.s Cs1 r;scs S su.ss.sr ssws
sss.ins msshneL frcsidens. ~ Brosdwsy, Ssw rorx-
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sARAroox sypros, July II. 1857.
Chief Justice Chase and party arrived here last eve
ling andars stopping NJ the Union Hotel
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Cviste dere's Hair Dye.-.The Best Ever Man.
Astor House
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NApoLEoN's REFORMS.

Urgent Demand for Their Realization.
PARIS, July 49, 1857
In the Corps Legisatif to-day NJ Olivier said that
unless the liberal reforms realized, would be
the inevitable result He further said that the Emperor
himself favored the reforms
Tho Extraditi0n Laws With the United States.
n. Rouher, the French Secretary Of STATE officially
informs the Corps Leeislaf that the American govern
nent refuses to give up fraudulent bankrupts.
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nr, J. II. schegck. Of PhiladeIrhin. wiz
every Tuesday. from A. n. tosP.M
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fissisauoi spriax. Water Cares ,Cnsccw.
scrofuA and all diseases Of tho Kdney For sale BY ar
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a French Fleet to Sail for
Mexico.
An Austrian Admiral to Seek
Maximilian's Body.
Exciting Debate ON NapOle0n's
Policy.
BY THE CABLE TO JULY 10.
THE MEXICAN DIFFICULTY.

"A Froach FIees Ordered to Vera Cruz-Mexi.
car ''Indignity" to tho French Miaistcr g
DO Resented.
PARn, July Is. 1861.
Since the capture Of the city Of Mexico by the liberal
forces nothing has been heard by tho imperial gov
srnmsnt Of y. Alfonso Dan6. the French Minister in
that city.
The Emperor Napoleon has announced his intention Of
sending strong feet Vera Cruz 70 release Dan6
should he have been made prisoner and to resent any
indignuy offered him by the Juarez government.
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MAxiMILlAN'S DEATH.

Austrian Preparations for the Recovery Of
His Body.
VIENNA, July Is, 1851.
The imperial government of Austria has despatched
Admiral Tegeto of the navy Mexico for the body Of
the late Archduke Macmillan. The Admiral goes by
way Of New York
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Deans Cakes and Cesfccttolcryi
6 Broadway, between Nineteenth and Twentieth strssta
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SOUTHAMPTON, July 10, 1897 The steamship Western
Metropolis Captain Weir, OF the New York and Bremen
lpe which LEFT New York ON the 2oth of June lat
touched AZ this port to-day.
QUEnsrowS, July 10, 1s67.-The Inman steamship City
New York, Capt. Roske which left New York on the
ID of July arrived At this port to-day ON the way 70
Liverpool
PnaoLxux MARxErs-ASrwxRp, July IL 1867 -Petro-
leum has declined 90 cent and rs now quoted A. Al
francs per barrel for Pennsylvania refined
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Chasing Of tho Evidence in tho Franklin Riss
Cnse-CoIored Radical Meeting at tho seato
Cnpitoi-Opemtsg Of Restoration
NASHVILLE, July Is. 1867
The taking OF the testimony relating 10 the Frankie
riot has closed II is conflicting and unsatisfactory
The decision Of the authorities respecting IL has nos
tanspired. The United States troops will rema'a -
Franklin till after the state election Troops via aSo
be sent to Columbia.
large oolorsd radical meeting was held at the capital
to-day. and several speeches made Joe Williams.
colored conservative, invited speak, but de-
olined No disturbance occurred.
The registration Office opened again today Nearly
four hundred voters registered among whom thir
teen whites.
An R1HssssessTSss!sstea s TEtTTg hhs,,,oS ,s,
"STkINWAy SONS, Of New York"
have been awarded BY the supreme Jury Of tho Bx,
position THE FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT for The
highest degree OF perfection In yand square upright
Pianos and the most valuable inventions the
est progress in the construction Of piAnoortss with ~
strongest endorsement Of the sUPAEMK INTERnA'
In addition 70 the above stenway Sons have received
"PARrs July 4. 1851.
The great Societe des Beaux have, after
careful examination Of al the musical instruments exhibited
ct the PARIS ErPosition awarded 70 STENWAf Sons.
FOR GREATEST SUPERIORITY AND NOVELTY o.
CONSTRUCTION IN PIANOS"
Warerooms, first floor Of Seinway Hall. Nos. VI and n
East Fourteenth street. bstween Fourth avenue and ira
psos, New York
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Gearaad's LOEIenleI CEgHW,.---.

Endorsed By the fashionable world AZ doURAUDe
Boston weldon, Iisrsford DR.. w. q. Cos. Nps,iAsu-
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wigs, T..gess. and u Orrsmsns.l Hn,r-1
BArJiiELoRs. 10 Boad street.
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Ess.s.., HR Ne ss:s rr'~'r- se~'"'
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Ln.s:4 .:., :. ss s i. * ri Kkfsssc
TOR Sc sfrth avenue.
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The Mexican Expedition n Black SPOT"
In the sitting OF the Legislative body the %. ~
RouHxR In reply TO speeches delivered by NM r. Pc
card and Simon. denied that the imperial government
had pursued repressive policy. The sole aim OF the
empire had 10 realize the idea OF democracy and
liberty under govern ment commanding respect The
ominous tranquility Of the country Of which Picard
had spoken Was, he said condemnation OF the oppos
ton. Of tho government 1.-THE country" added NJ
Rouher ss with you On the contrary, Ia full OF
confidence" Speaking Of the Mexican expedition, he
said, " 10 Ae only black spa upon tdbiedu. The new
Army ias he described a. France placing her hand on
the hit OF her sword In the midst OF prosperity
and peace With regard 10 the system OF putting upon
oncial candidates NJ elections he said the government
quite ready 10 system II the opposl-
sion candidates would the practice Of exciting
bed passions and holding fAacous promises, sucn
~ tho dImin ution Of taxation and similar Illusions.
N. Rouher's speech much appiauded- ..N