The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15
Mexican Matters.

New ORLEANS July 13.-Iho following procla-
nation is boing circulated on tho Rio drande
border:
Americans Shall o civilized people Of great
nation stand passve and by their sifenco nsscnt 10
tho most barbarous act of the nineteenth century.
tho butche y, in GOLD blood, by mongrel raco Of
God -forsakOn WrctcheB OF man who, by. treach-
cry, became u prisoner OF war For what elso WAS
Maximlian but prisoner OF var !? IIo WAS cor
become their Emperor until large and powerful
delegation OF tho representatives Of the Mexican
government waited on him in Europe and prcsaol
his acceptance OF tho Mexican Grown, and which
he only accepted after much reluctance. -t
History teaches that tho Mexican people for
nearly tho last century have been incapable Of self
world that no was tho best. rulor thoy. over had,
and was doing all that wiso man could DO to do,
by Judas Isearo IN Wbom a sd 1a betrayed
Maximilian was ono Of naturo's noblcmcn, be-
ahi I'll a "a scs tahsd cdshHn asa
ing the brother Of OH Emperor. He Was bravo
man, and died as pearl sacrificed to bcasly swine
The civilized world will honor and roycro his mcm
will shrink with horror and detestation from tho
perPetrators OF this most dastaid'y outrage Of
Americansl Tho blood hound Escobeilo has in.
solenuly and defantly declared to tho world that
before closing his military he hopes TO $50
his country Shall this be soa Ont with tina Soni
blot that stains tho American continent Let us
meet in our stre1gtll thnt no may giyo public OK
who, In tho eyes OF tho christian world, are NOR
ally responsible for tho denh Of Maximilnn.l Yea,
evcn though It fall upon U Secretary OF State,
whose little bell, alas did not tinklo to sayo the
ifo Of one Of tho bost mon that oyor lived. Honor
to whom honor is duo, but lot justice be done
though tho heavens should fall. l,L,.ts-. 0.'.
tssFnod) a NATIVE OF NEW YORK.
Marine Sows.
NEW YoRK, Jnly 18.-Arriyed- from Gal
weston Ilibornia and Herman, from Europe.
MOBILE, July 13.-The steamer Red Gauntlet
sailed this morning with Ito cmigrants for Brazil.
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Domestic Markets.
SAC. Gold. 1891 Storliog, unchanged. "a cou-
pons, I'LL. Flour 20c better on higher grades.
Wheat flrmer and yory quiet Corn dull and Romi-
nally unchanged. Rico dull. Pork unsettled ut
dull at 2Ga2G! Iurpentino fsrmor 81 67ass. Rosin
steady. !| - fl''.H
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton is without decided change; sacs OF 1900
bales At 2Ga2G1. stato Flour 81 I0a11 Is. Wheat
ern 81 90. Wniskoy sloAdy. Pork closed hoavy at
SO Is. Lard 1liafs. Naval Stores firm. dro-
| ccr.os quiet. FIoights quiet.
WrLMIsaToa July IS. Spirits iTurpentlne firm,
Corn Corr fGn nm 5sSf1gs' sss IT, 0'n steady 81 'saS 7
MOBILE, July Is.-Cotton-- 45O bales
hliddng, ,2I!. Itcceipts Tor two days, % baiDa.
New ORLEANS, July 19.-Cotton--Sales 1850
exports, iass baiSs. % SassI and Meiassos 1A.s un:
| changed Flour quiet supor, $t1 aholco oItra,
$18. Corn quiet and firm mixed and yellow,
81 25 white, 81 IS, 0atg flr,n 81 s74. Pork firm
li; lSi; qoId. . isst;. sterlins' osa'ai New York
s.vANs4m, M JUL. 1s.-cotton in fair demand
] sales 2ad balss mlddlins % receipts VI bilos.