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NEW YORK, May 2l.-Matsmoros
dates to the 10th state that Juarez had
levied q forced loan Of 5000, 900. I'M
mediately after the receipt Of Seward s
letter. he issued an order IN reference to
the treatment Of Maximiliau, saying his
life should be spared, as Il was feared
that Eseobedo would have the uDtortu-
nate prince assassinsted. N0twith-
standing orders to the contrary, that
general was sent 10 command the expe-
dition against Canales, who had rebellsd
in the north. Corona, considered the
ablest Mexican general, succeeds him in
the command OF al ths armies Of the
republic. An imperial accommodating
party, including one of Maximilian's 8
adjutants, had been captured and shot.
Senator Wilson made the last address
in his tour through the south at Hunts
| Vile yesterday; thence he returns home.
Kelly addressed an audience Of some
/ three thousand, mostly eolored, &C At
lanta yesterday.
The Booth diary is published it is
| sInply defense OF his actions. He says,
under date Of April 18th and l4th :
/ Until to-day nothing was ever thought
of sacrificing life 10 our country g
| wrongs. For six months We have
worked to capture. But our cause being
almost lost, sOzaathiGg deeisivs and
great must be done. But Its failure was
/ owing to others who did net strike for
| their country with q heart; I struck
| boldly, and not as the papers say l
walked with s firm step through
/ a thousand Of his friends, ausl
was not stopped, but pushed
on; a colonel was at his eide |
shouted " Sic sen1pern before / fired; in
jumping, { broke my leg / passed all ol
/ his pickets rode sixty miles that night,
with the bone of nay leg tearing the flesh
at every jump. / can never repent,
/ though we hated to kill. Our country
owed all her troubles to him, and God
siupIv made me the instrument OF his
/ punishment. the country is now april,
! 1861 not what Ii vas. This forced union
| is not what / have loved. care not
/ what becomes Of ms. have no desire
| to outlive nv country. This night, be-
! fore the deed, wrote q long article and
/ left il for one Of the editors of the Ma
/ tionaI IisteIltqencer, wherein fully sci
! forth our reasons for our proceedings"
KNOXVILLE, May 2l.-Cspt. Cham
bersi company Of Scott county militia
/ have been ordered to Anderson county
/ to remain there during court, wherein
| several i'm pOrtant suits Of political ma
| ture are to be tried. Other companies
are soon to be mustered and ordered into
/ active service.
MOBILE, May 21.-Gen. Swayne, com
manding the district Of Alabama, directs
/ the issue Of the SelloRing ofdefs, 70 Pee
vent further violence growing out OF the
| disturbed condition of affairs
The undersigned assumes the maintain
ance of public order in the city Of Mobile
/ The city police administration is sus
| pended. Special policemen or members
Of the old force will be employed
/ when necessary. Breaches Of the city
ordinances will be tried as heretofore
/ Violations Of the public peace and the
| existing orders will be dealt with by the
military. Out door congregations aftel
nightfsll are prohibited. When public
demonstrations are intended notice mus
be filed in season so as to permit th'
presence OF such police force IS may b'
! essential to the maintenance Of order
Individuals will be held to a strict re
sponsibility for the publication Of articles
commending or enticing riot or VIC
| lence; for using ineendiary language
/ and for occurrences OF disorder 10 place.
/ of public entertainment.
| lSignedl J. l. SHEPHEItD,
! Colonel Commanding
/ Ct-.0vrc,,o,- Nav 81 Tho ahfn Col