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The New York herald., 1867-06-11
The PRESS TELEGRAM.

Maxin,iIian to the Peopie-Nobic Address Of
the Fallen Prince 10 His FoIiowers-Eis
Curse on Napoleon a Warning TO AM
billions and Incnutious Princes-RcvoIf in
Tnmpieo-A Court Martial Ordered for she
Trial OF Maximilian-- Eiciai List Of Pris-
oucrS. - - % ,o.-
Mexican adviccs to tho I'd instant have been
caiyed.
Tho following proclamation has been issued by MAJ
imilian:--
CouSrRYmES--Arter the valor aud patriotism OF the
republican forces have destroyed sccptre IN this
place OF which tenacious defence indispensable 20
save tho houor Of my and Of my race after the
bloody siege in which the imperial and republican
soldiers have competed in abnegation and boldness,
viii explain myself. countrymcn-I came to Mexico,
not only animated with the best Of faith Of nsuring the
felicity or all and each Of us, but called
aud protected by the Emperor OF France, Ma
polcon the Third. Hc, TO the ridicule Of France,
bandoned me, cowardly and UNANIMOUSLY, at the demand
OF the United States, after having usclcssly spent
forces and treasure and shed the blood OF her sons and
your own whom the OF my fall and death reaches
Europe all tie monarchs OF Charlemagne's country will
demand OF the Napoleonic dynasty an account Of my
blood-of the German, Belgian and French blood shed
In Mexico. Then viii Napoieon tno infru % coNtINu
with shame from head to foot To-day be has already
seen his Majesty tho Emperor OF Austria, my
august brother, praying for my life to the United
States and mysaf a prisoner Of war in tho hands
Of the republican government, and with my crown
and my hsad torn in pieces. Countrymeni here
are my last words I desire that my blood may
rcgcncrate Moxco, and serve az warning 70 a amp'-
tious and ncautious princes and that you VIII act Win
prudence and truthfulncss. and ennobie Win your
virtues political cause OF the flag you sustain nay
Providence save you, and make you worthy o. myneh
MAMMALIAN
Escobcdo had ordered court martial 70 assemble on
the 2oth for the trial Of the Emperor Maxmian mas
scnz through General Dsz telegram TO the Prussian
Minister in Tho city Of Mexico 70 obtain The services Of
Mr,auo R,va publcio and Tho Lcen,ac Mantezzt do IA
4 Tarrc 70 defend him.
when Maxmilian gave up his sword 70 Escebsdo ne
.,,d.-.r surrender 10 you my sword, owing 70 On
,,s,uous treason. without which .morrows sun would
have seen yours in my hands"
Miramon was stIl dangerously II from h's wound.
General Mendcz was executed by order Of Escobed
an tho 1s,h ult He vas sno. fow houn after The am
putas'on Of his log
\ me talnsius v yhs onc,aa LIST of sAs ofncsu mad
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
MURDER ann SUICIDE.

Mr. and Mrs Alfred King 4 vouo,r co,nIe vi,, ocr,,
s 'oa"e souf'o "Ao o'N1
pioo foom AZ NO. ~ East Ninctesnth street, wore
found evening lying dead in the bed in their rueu
ut the ahov. ho,so sha .,,h n,uo, ha y. -. -.
~ ~ ' 80" oA'o' noo ~ u0' '0a~
temple and he with one in his right temple. TAsy
last about hall past nine O'Clock on Sunday
night by n friend uho had ho.n ,.;,,,. ,,.r, -.
~ -" o"o" 'is''''S ss1oS' s~s
VINO hau ie't them III their room enjoying
sVparent good health and good sp,ras Yestsr.
day a cousin OF Mr. King called al The house ana
IN several anxious INQUIRIES REGARDING NJ King but
he was told that the couple had not been seer nrne the
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
EAIL DETAILS TO NAY 80.

Our European files and special correspondence by tho
steamship City Of Paris dated to tho 30th Of May, en-
brace the following details Of cable dispatches adj
di,ional to the compilation published IN the HERALD
yesterday morning
Under the title Of s,E< Roi des Beiges Porsn the
France Of May 2s after passing high eulogium on the
sond uct OF tie Belgian monarch since his
the throne inquiries whether the grand fee offered him
at the Tuilcres and the Hotel do Vile do possess
sgnincaton OF particular character and differing from
the marks respect generally shown to crowned heads
In the French capital.
Austria has become the object Of sympathetic express
sions tho pan OF the Berlin journals They cxtol
the passage in the speech Of the Emperor on the open
ing OF the Rechsrath, In which the Cabinet OF Vienna
accepts with resignation and without aftcrthought tho
facts which, during the last two years. have dealt such
rude blows on the empire OF the Hapsburg The North
German Gazette congrntulates the Cabinet OF Vienna
that ourna as well as the Kreuz zeiao already 500
Austro russau alliance indicated by the situation and
ready to bc formed Az compensation for the abandon
ment Of her influence In Germany-where Prussia ad-
ms no parner-the semi Official press OF Berlin shows
Austria the way open towards the East whore according
10 these publications. she will be able to upon the
support OF Prussia and Russa.
The agent Paris of the Roumain Government has
presented bis resignation. de Baatchano has
pied the post the accession of Prince Charles, and
contributed by his political revive the relations
existing since 1856 between France and the Principal
tiles This present step attributed difference be-
tween the agent and the present Minister relative 70
sending TO Buchares, French military mission.
The accident to the Archduchess Mathildc OF Austria
mentioned In the HERALD special telegram In connection
with the report OF the Hungarian coronation, occurred
in Vienna In her aDartmsntsi the palace. She wa
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

80 with regard to treason. What security is
there for society, for the government and
against insurrection and revolution, when JEFF
Davis, the chief traitor, is set free without
triaif 1t is melancholy fact that the whole
country is going back to the anarchy of unor-
ganized society, for the want of proper laws or
the proper administration OF such as we have
1t will be well for the Constitutional Conven-
tion of the State now in session to look into
this matter and provide remedy, as far as
New York is concerned. They have an oppor-
tunity to make society more secure and to
provide for the better administration of the
laws; and fearful responsibility will rest
upon them If they do not perform the duty.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
lEEAIRs IN ST. LOUIS.

Suicide Of n Bnnlcr-Thc Congressional Ex-
cursionists-Arrcsto Of n Murderer, tSc.
ST LoCrs, June 10, 1867.
Mr. B. NJ. Rungan, old citizen and formerly
prominent banker Of this city, committed suicide last
night by hanging himself in his own house while his
family at church.
The reported death Of Samuel b. Virgins another old
citizen and the founder Of Virgins Terry, is untrue
Mr.. wiggins has been III time, but Is better TO-
night
The Philadelphia excursionists did not 90 10 Iron
Mountain to-day as anticipated, but started this AFTER
for Chicago where they will remain one day, ana
then proceed East.
The murderer OF the farmer Ross and his has been
ARE al
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
NEW YORK ElDsMAN,s AssucIAIlan.

The above association held their monthly meeting las,
evening, the President, Henry Wilson. in the chair
The special committee on tho hose carriage in
tended for the nremen OF Columbia : G, reported that
she same Is finished, and would be shipped by the
steamer Manhattan Saturday, June 22 and that the
committee would accompany the same Upon motion
OF Mr. Tobias Lawrence resolved 70 have parade
with the carriage the afternoon OF thursday tho
Goth They will leave tho headquarters Sixth avenue)
about two O'Clock NJ and proceed through Fourteenth
street Broadway up Chatham TO Canal down Canal to
araiorv 10 being shipped South The members OF the
ASSOCIATION will parade in black clothes wearing the
usual badge Of the association.
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AIudv Remnrkcd. sNy Uuir h. auife (3r

Indy Remarked. "My Hair , y asise ai Sr.yss Sr.j.s
properties OF silver lead sulphur &c, which injure the
capares and thereby the cause which yon seok
to ernove principal ingredients In hair coiorers
But II you would prevent and arrest the increase ce
gtayncss BuRNETrS COCOAINE This preparAusn
possesses remarkable properties noursher and s an
hair dressing Millions have Attoatod
10 the fact IL brings the capiarics into life By
its perfectly healthy action renders gray hairs loss
embeshing IL In In delete
rons not greasy sticky and Is entirely free fresa
irritating II mparts uxurance 70 htrsute charms
other preparation possesses and It's constant
produces permanent and remarkable improvement gained
l.ng sale general depot forBurnotto
Standard Flavong Extraets &as
AlsOb by All druggists.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

The Derby-Disraeli Reform bill is being
modified in way to suit oil parties. When
Bright raised storm against it we said that
the government after show of resistance would
yield all that was demanded of it. The antici-
patton has not been disappointed. The altera-
tions insisted upon by the opposition have all
been conceded, and SO the retention of power
by the great controlling Hebrew element in
British politics is secured for the next quarter
of century.
The Jewish Bible predicted the coming of
the Messiah, and Disraeli is one of the three or
four Messiahs who are fast changing the face of
things all over the world. When the Jews
were driven out of the Holy City and became
scattered as people they carried the elements
of civilization with them, and diffused them in
their wanderings. In the middle ages the jew
ish savans were distinguished for their pre-
eminenoe in every branch of learning,
and now Jewish statesmen and fnanciers
are displacing the proud mobiles and political
economists who have heretofore swayed the
fortunes Of nations.
In England their influence has become para
mount. There is Messiah at the head of the
political, and another Messiah at the head Of
the financial, affairs Of the country. To both
the naughty Norman barons bend the knee in
meek subserviency It is only the masses that
can afford to show any independence of them.
But even these they manage with character
istic adroitness. Disraeli dupes them by
stealing the cast-off clothes of the wings and
attiring his tory coadjutors in them, and Roths-
child humbugs them by giving literally to
Christian charities while he feeces aristocratic
spendthrifts. These are the "coming men"
arrived that hold the balance of power. On
the whole the world has more to gain from
them than from the non-progressive influences
that have hitherto governed it.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
THa CONGREGATION OF ssyEREiGMs.

More Royal PersOnnges. Expected in Paris.
From Galignan's Messenger, May 2Ql
The King OF Holland, whose speedy arrival in Paris
had been announced for the present wes' VIII come
later and at period not yet Gxed. In the meantime
his Majesty gong 10 pass tho month OF June at his
country chateau OF Loo
The King OF Sweden to IA his turn to visit the
great Exhibition
To the list OF reignng princes about CORN Paris
are now added the Piincos OF Seryia anu Moiao-Wa-
lacnia
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
Vlie EIinernr of Ghinla.

The Journal du Hagrc OF May ~ aiirms that the E-
peror of China hay ng been invited by an autograph
letter from Napoleon Ill viii leave his country
towards the middle Of july embark in steamer Of the
Messaeerics lmperaies by the Istnmus of snez,
and land AT Marseies the end Of the second week
in August. The Chinese Sovereign, the same journal
in Paris the expense Of the Emperor OF tho French.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
The SO-American Trade In Iron
Clads and Real Estate.
A Joint Commission from Russia and the
United States TO Winter in Sitka.
BY TIE CABLE TO JUNE 10.


Congrafulat0ry Rejoicings for His Escape.
LONDON, May 10, 1867.
Dispatches from Paris and St. Petersburg state that
there is great rejoicing in France and Russia at the
cape Of the Gear from assassination.
The Poles everywhere disavow all connection sym.
pathy with the crime.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, June 10, 1857.
The steamship Tripoli, Captain hartyn from New
York the 2sth Of May arrived at this port yesterday
The steamship Etns from New York May %, also ar
rived Yesterday
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

FLORENCE. June 10, 1867.

Difficulty Between the Parliament md Cabi-
net-The Church Property Loan Convention
Not Ratified.
FIOREHcE June TO- 1867.
The Italian Parliament has refused to rafy the
venton conclud ed by Sgnor Ferrara the Minister Of
Finance with the Compton d. Escompte and Messrs
Foud Oppenheim and Eranger Of Paris, for raising
based upon the proceeds Of extraordinary
upon the church property Of Italy.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

A. s.s.s -
sleep quoth ABuho Psnxs. Sleep has often bean 'ur
deed not ~ Macbcths case only but IN many modera ~
host OF other compains For all such there II remedy,
invented the PLANTATION BITTERs." This delicious
scal Health ver and Restorer Resolve TO buy botts
and don't sleep on it," .sBc wise In time"
ror 10 Cologne. and half the
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
THE IRISH PRESBYTERIAN uElleAvDs IN prrssuRs.

PTrrsBuRG, June TO- 1864
The delegation OF Presbyterian ministers from Ireland
In company with O. H. Stuart left this city this morn.
ing Or. Denham goes 70 Geneva, N. r.. to Facet the
Reformed Dutch Synod. Dr. Call goes 10 Philadelphia
Yesterday each Of those gentlemen preached three
times 70 immense crowds Their reception here a. we'll
as at Rochester. Cincinnati. st. Louis end Chicago has
bean COMPLETE ovation y
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
TIL FE MA n S.

Arrests Of Military Officers in Ireland.
DUBLIN June 10, 1857
Two prominent Fcnians have been arrested at Dun
garvan in the county Waterford and upon examination
to-day they identified Coones Nagle and War
ren formerly officers Irish Brigade Of the Army Of
the Potomac.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
vrs T%inr M rluly

From Galsnani's Messenger, NAV 20
II is annouIced that King Victor Emmanus, will
arrive IN Paris about the 10Th june accompanied by tho
Duke and Duchess of Aosla Princess Ulotlda. and
tue Queen Of Portugal and that lluslricus VISITORS
will embark ut Genoa for MarseIes,
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

| prisoners at oueretaro o:-Emperor Ferdinand Mari
milan; Generals Miguel Mramou Thomas M,i,a e,v.e.
d~ Castillo. Francisco G. casandra, Jsso ae Hsrre,.
r.z,s, Fslicians. Jose Maria Mogsuo. Mariana Rssk
pan,aeon ret, Mariana Monterdo jesus Maria Caayo.
Pedro Valdez Asnusi Esobe and siyesso Ramirez
total, "a Also colo. 'eis, ls lieutenant co,ooss los
captains aud breve. eut> naut colonels 49, mAiousss
captains ia iieutonans. Iis second eusenauts los-
total. f3T.
The following Intelligence has been received via da'
=
TAsPio0. May 50. 1851.
General Gomez still holds out, having proRounce1
against Juarez and in favor OF Ortega On Tho morsiRg
Of the 4th instant portion OF the garrison sevotsd -
favor Of Juarez, when nght ensued in the stseets a
ing five hours The revolted party 1nalfy put -
flight Some Of them took refuge board the VnAts1
States steamer Yantc and the merchant vessels il ~
port, and many sbot while seeking piaee q
safety.
Tho forces OF Juarez drawing their lines ar01nl
this place. aud there will probably be battle soon.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
ADMIRAL pALmEs en- ROUTE roA PENSACOLA.

Nxw ORLEANS, June TO- 1851.
Tho Unitad States steamship De Soto, Commodore
Boggs with Admiral Palmer on board. has left for Pea-
sacola The Adinras dag transferred 70 her FROM
the United States steamship Susquehanna. which has
sailed for PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
A MISSION 10 AFRICA.

An English search for Doctor Livingstone.
LONDON, June 10, 1867.
The expedition to Africa in search Of Or. Livingstone
has sailed from England
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
American Wntche. Of EysEy yarissy, q
and l55 and I67 Fulton street New York.

American (Wulthaus) Watches.
ia believed that Waitham watch Is worth double tA0
price OF the imported watches "Scieutihc Amest
can. For sale by all drs class DEALERS
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
BREAK IN TINE WeLLANp CANAL.

ST.. CArBxRINEs. G. w., June 10, 1857
Navigation on the Weiland Canal will be interruptsd
three four days TO repair the damages eaused b the
propeller East carrying away four gates at Look II -
Saturday last.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11
Abd-ei-lxnder Expccted.

From Galignani's Messenger, May 2sl
Several Of the journals announce that Abd-ei-Kad
accompanied by his sons, is expected Paris in about
fortnight 10 visit the Exhibition
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

Cure Warranted or Money Rcfurncd.-DP.
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The New York herald., 1867-06-11
TINE CIRCUIT COURT At RALEIGH. \. C.

RALErGH, N. c., June 10, 1867.
In the United Ssates Circuit Court this morning Chief
Justice Chase ordered the summonng OF grand aud pet
turea Ha distinction In color s 10 be made.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

gnrtictt's Rever.iblc sewing Machines
RIM backward forward. Reversible foot Ac
sye by hand foot at SIS Grand depot 80 Broad
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

The Hrordwpy Bridge Does not Attract
half much attention kNDXS store 1i2 broadway,
OF Fulton street. WIN compare with the tasteful
ats Gaps. u be found there, aud at 533 Broadwsys
also style of HAT w remarkable production
respect t is OF nne fabric handsome appearances
elegan style and very becoming
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

Best Ink IL StnHord's Combined Writing rma
Copying iimt. Beat Muciiage IL S.I'kWELL Vo'o-
Sol dever
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

Dr. j. VI. Schemes. Of Pbilndeiphsa. VII DC
Tuesday, June III aud will conuau' 70 MAKE hs res"SS
weekly visits every Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

Cri~fadoro's Hair Dyc.-Thr Best Ever mns.
ufacturcd. Wholesale and retail. also applied, A. N~
ATTN Hnlnc
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

Lea a. Pervir's Sauce Delicious with sosps
JOHN BUNOAS's SONS. Assnss,for the United ssa's1
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The Howe yIast!ne Co.'S Icc., SrsSs ;avcassr q lie
sewing machinel. PresLdent, 6gg Broadway. ~" -
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

DIR. N. vcrggc'. EIcctrc-Ch hcn'icai M y, Bnih.s ,s
aud East Eleventh street certain cure TOT hh nervous
.ffect,oos and for chronic disc sscs.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

Kogme Mny be kncwm by Ills Fnce. see
New PhysIognomy Signs OF CharactcrAs manifested
through and external forms with than
i.eO ILLUSTRATIONS One large volume, muslin, 81 heavy
calf, Ss Turkey morocco full gill; $40 FOWLER =
WELLS $50 Broadway
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The Order of the Day. ,.,he teeth of all -
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gIa stock Ais.-Fivc Hggadred ed,,lMTTs BrrETs'ss cc.,
90 second street, South Boston, Mass.
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JOSEPH n. PURDy'S
sanvs sale. The length Of time estsblisheG
a guaranty for sssortmcnk quality and price.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

Gentn's straw Hat Exposisio I'm this vesHf
~ goods fashionable families wi Ind "
nsmeraoc special novelties Cor Misses Boys and Inants
GEN1N, SIS Broadwsy-
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Elliptic Lacks,isch sewing Mnchin.ss... M 49,.
First premiums, 1854 30 brsaoway Ofyssa, ioos' vvuss
tenaiou adjustable drop feed
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10.009 vi.sHcr.. store and Fac osy st Nsd
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straot heretofore
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

Defiance Fire and BURGLAR Proof Safes
Also second hand safss cheap A. oS Murray sb cof.eS
College Place.
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csss Mss..sf ..s fss4ISs q aiSE ssHs sHh''sisr si% ~.
The New York herald., 1867-06-11

From Galgnani's Messenger, May 20
Prince Tonkoungava Mimbon faya, brother Of the
Tycoon Of Japan, present two days back at tho
meeting OF the French Acciimatzing society, and
rolled himself among the members OF that body.
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IN FIX.

The democrats Of Ohio are now much
in the condition Of the man who drew the
elephant Having carried the legislature
the question is, who will they elect to the
Senate !? Three very prominent candi-
dates present themselves for the position.
First, there comes Vallandingham, ex-
claimining in the words of Alex. SeIkirk;
~ am Monarch of all Lsurvev,
MY right there is none to dispute"
And in point of f4ct the representative
and embodiment Of Ohio democracy. He
must, however, meet with some opposi-
ton from the small war element in his
patty, but as they are powerless against
the fierce ultras in their rank and file we
think his claims will be pressed to the ut
most aud with success
Then comes their gem Pendleton, who
being considered little more conserva
tiYe(?) than his friend Val. will undoubted'
~ have his claims brought into notice on
that ground. And last, though by no
means least, comes Thurman their almost
Gov, who has been made more dear to
them by his late defeat and whose claims
cannot consistently be overlooked in this
bis hour Of adversely.
On the whole We think it will be very
interesting triangular fight, aud we shall
look forward to the election with con-
siderable interest We consider Val. the
most deserving man Of the lot, and their
ittest representatiVe-"watching and
waiting over the borders as he did, and
should he fail to succeed, we can not but
arrive at the conclusion that Democrats, as
well as Republics, are ungrateful.
Tho 70 tal ct Dn0ro CJ1f.
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they are sold by all druggists.
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For Supervisor-4th District
j. A. ALLEN, of Palmyra.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-10-23

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES Satur-
day last the Democrats held conventions
in the 1st I'd and Sd districts of this
county. In the LIST district, Fl. S. How
ell, Of Waterfowl, was nominated as can
didate for Member Of Assembly. In the
Sd district Jonas Folts, of Hebron, re-
ceivedthe nomination for the same Office.
The democracy of the I'd district nom
mated for Supervisor, Franklin Giles, Of
Waterloo and for Assembly w. L. Hosk-
ms, of Lake Mills. Mr. Hoskins during
the war was a sound and earnest Union
man, and in nominating him the demo
Gratis have conceded the utter hopelessness
Of electing one Of their own stripe.