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growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands of living witnesses
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The En- press Carlotta seems to have
repeated the role OF Macbeth's ambi-
tious wife, in stirring her more slug
gish husband to assume the sovereignty
OF Mexico. He, good-natured and easy
man, would have been we'll content
with European life and prospects; but
the energetic wife coveted large field
for action Her Imagination ontran her
Judgment, and her enthusiasm created
hopes of a magnificent Transatlantic
empire, which should surpass in wealth
and power the empire of the Hapsburgs
in Europe. Maximilian looked at the
facts of the case more calmly, ana ms
cooler judgment was not warped py Tue
rose-coIored views of Carlotta, oot ne
yielded to her impetuous Wlshesp ana
attempted to found n Latin empire in
This l. the version OF the matter Civ
en- nv one OF the ladies who accompa-
MED the unIucky expedition, and re-
| Turned with the Empress to Europe.
/ She has published an interesting ac-
1 count OF The journey, with her impress
| sfons of Mexico, and her narrative gives
| Information OF great value, fit can be
regarded as reliable. II the Empress
| persuaded her husband contrary to his
/ better judgment to embark in this
! Quixotic enterprise, it Is not surprising
/ that her reasons gave way under the
/ double pressure Of disappc intment and
rsmorse. Little Joy can remain to her
| on earth If Maximilianis life be the last
| forfeit paid for failure.
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ST. LOUIS, July Ga Topeka, Kan
sas, special says: The Usage Indians
have left their reservation in the south
ern Lart of the State in regular war
style, and their pickets are allowing no
whites to approach their camp. Little
Bear, chief of the Little Usage, says
their agent Mr.. Snow is never with
them, and attributes the present diff
culties in the tribe to them. Little Bear
refused to go to the plains with his
band, and has no control of them. They
said they were going to hunt buffalo,
but they stole eighty horses, and Brig.
Gen. Kelly, of the militia, who reports
the above, believes they are on the war
path.
Gov. Crawford has written a long
letter to Senator Ross on the subject OF
Indian affairs in Kansas, in which he
says: The outrages will probably cease
for week or two, as the Indians who
have been committing them are TO meet
Col. Leavenworth and Major WynkOOp
at Salt Plains, in the southern part oil
the State, to receive annuiLies, but as
soon as they receive these goods they
will return to robbinR and numbering.
The Governor depreciates the peace
commission plan and says war is the
only way to settle the troubles. He
makes a strong appeal to Congress for
aid. He charges some of the Indian
agents with gross misrepresentation in
stating that their Indians are quiet and
peaceable, when it is a notorious fact
that they are numbering and scalping
whites wherever found.
The Governor further says that five
thousand persons have been killed the
past year, and delares that il Congress
will not protect the citizens of Kansas,
he will take matters in his own hands
Omaha dispatches say several stea-
mers on the upper Missouri have been
attacked by Indians and five or six
men killed. .L
Wyandotte, (Kansas,) dispatches say
Thos. Barker, contractor on the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, reports six attacks by
the Indians on the railroad laborers
| west OF Fort Harker within ten days
the last one at Wilson'S Station or
Monday.
The white settlement on'the Mulber
ry tributary of Salina River, has beer
attacked and the settlers driven away
Two women killed and two yonng girl.
taxed cantiYes,
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NEW York. July There are no
cases of contagious fevers on hospital
ship in the lower bay.
There has been but one death at
quarantine during the present year.
Superintendent Kennedy has Issued
an order prohibiting the transportation
of liquor through the Metropolitan
district on Sundays.
An Ottawa dispatch reports that the
militia bill will be first laid before the
Federal legislature. The Governor
says they will have a majority of 65
votes in the Federal house.
The Herald's New Orleans special
says: Late advices from Juarez's head
quarters. state that Juarez will convoke
Congress at the capital, into whose
hands he will oliver the government
and tender his resignation.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 9Th of July.

LONDON, July G-Noon.- Consols
e411; United States bonds, 10; nlinoi:
Central, 791I; E,ie, 1871.
Minister Adams has succeeded in his
efforts with the British Government IL
restoring the liberty of the convicted
Fenian, Condor. He las been set free
and will shortly sail for America.
LIVERPOOL, July 6-Noon.-Cotton
quiet; middling uplands, 1O3zd; New
Orleans, lid. Breadstuffs, dull aud
unchanged. Provisions. quiet and un-
changed. Spirits, petroleum, cd; re-
fined in bond, Is I'd. Glover seed Ais.
LIVERPOOL, July $3.50 P. M.-Cot-
ton, sales 10000 bales middling up
lands at lbs Cd. Barley 9s Cd.
Provisions-Pork 75s. Beef 1865. Ba-
con 46s. Lard AIS Cd. Petroleum, re-
fined rs Cd. TaIlow AS Cd. Clover
Seed AIS.
LONDON, July 6-3:SOP. M.--Sugar 25s
cd. Linseed Oil 94l. Sperm Oil eli.
PARIS, July cit is reported that
Napoleon has concluded to disarm
81, 900 men of the French army
Special to Nelo York Herald.
NEW YoRK, July 6.-The following
are the Herald's Cable specials -
PARIS, July 4.-The American pub
lie fete which was arranged to take
place in the Bots delBologna to-day in
honor OF the National anniversary,
was adjourned on the receipt of the
news OF NaXimilian's death. The day
was celebrated, however, with bril-
liant banquet given in the Grand Ho-
tel. Two hundred and fifty ladies and
gentlemen were present. James Mill
ken OF Philadelphia presided.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE Americans in
the Prussian Capital observed the 4th
of July, and by meeting at the festive
board and discussing good dinner
given in the Hotel de Roue. The Hon.
Il. s. Fay presided.
VIENNA, July 4.-The Hon. Mr.. Mot
ley, ex-Minister of the United States
to the Austrian Court having lett
this city, for Switzerland, General
Post, U. s. Consul, presided at fine
Fourth of July dinner, at which the
most harmonious feeling of patriotism
prevailed.
BRUSSELS, July 4.-The Fourth of
July dinner in the Belgian capital was
given at the house of the Hon. N. S.
Sanford, U. S. Minister to the Kings
Court. The Minister'S residence was
illuminated in fine style, and several
other houses were decorated with
American flags.
ROME, July 4.-The Hon. Rufus w.
King, U. S. Minister in the pontifical
States, being absent from Rome, there
was no public celebration of the day in
the city.
LoNDoN, July 4.-The 4th of July was
appropriately observed by the Ameri-
cans resident here, and there was dim
ner at the Lingham Hotel to which a
select party was invited and grand
reception given TO the guests. The U.
8. Minister was present and made an
appropriate and patriotic speech.
BERNIE, July 4.-The U. S. Minister
being absent from Berne on the 4th of
July, a banquet was given in the
SchweiZer Hotel, in Lucerne.
LISBON, July admiral Goldsbor-
ough, in command of the United States
squadron, having gone to Cherbourg,
France, with his flag ship, the 4th of
July was celebrated in good style by
the United States steamer Swatara,
which remains here,
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NEW YORK, July 6.-The Herald's
Ottawa special says: 1t is reported
that go, GOO men of the militia are to be
organized and drilled. The real object
OF this is to create and gain support for
the Government, while the alleged OBJ
iect Is to have force to meet the Fee
mans, and maintain order, dc. The
force is to large for thu alleged object,
and too small to cope with the United
States troops. The scheme is therefore
an extrayagant absurdity. l
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WASHINGTON, July 6-Senior Romero,
Mexican Minister, does not believe that
General Escobedo ever said or used
such words as have been attributed to
him in regard to making terror the or
der of the day, and his desire to see
split the blood of foreigners residing in
Mexico. Senior Romero feels certai n
that General Escobedo could not have
expressed such sentiments, and he be-
lieves that they are fabricated by Him
tentioned persons with a view to injure
the Mexican cause. He says there are
some persons at Brownsville, Texas,
who have been engaged in this kind OF
hulineRs
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Frorn Rew OrIeana.

NEW YoRK, July 26.-The Heraid's
New Orleans special says, eminent
iurors In New Orleans have forwarded
4 Joint opinion to President johnson
retsfrs Is illegitimate. It is sent out as
n protest from Ex-Governor Wells
against the assumption OF his office by
Fi5 uderS t-
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From Te1as---RepublIean state Con-

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-The Texas
Republican State Convention met at
Houston yesterday. and elected ex-Goy.
Peas President, and other officers, three
of whom were white and one black.
The attendance was mostly black, only
twenty-three whites being present. A
stormy session is expected, and II Is
feared It Will end in riot.
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but responsible Money Lotteries, that have
f,;en conducted successfully for the past
thirty wears and are drawn under the
AUTHORITY OF a charter from the State, and
bonds To- a large amount are given for the
rayment of ali prizes. The drawings are
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The decrease in the value of cotton,
wool, coal and petroleum, has been al
most one-halE Notwithstanding the
great falling of in prices, failures and
suspensions have been comparatively
few among manufacturers. Here and
there weak, imprudent or inexpe-
rienced concern has gone by the board,
but not greater in number during the
three years included in the table than
before. The cash system, so generally
enforced, made buyers cautious as well
as prompt, and did away with the ne
cessity OF accnmulating large stocks.
Goods were sold and used almost as
fast as manufactured, and the manu-
facturers were enabled to meet declines
without fear ofheavy loss. The exhibit
is satisfactory and encouraging.
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Exciting Incident at a circus.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July 5.-At cir
Gus performance this evening Elias
White, the lion king, while in cage
of ferocfous beasts was attacked by a
He was rescued by the circus men with
Iron ~.
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THE following from the Pail Mall Gu
zette is at once an illustration of the de-
corum of the House of Commons and
of the condition ofthe franchise in Eng
land:
"Mr. Henry Baillie mentioned last
night a repOrt-which we confess we
have heard before-that that portion of
the constituency of the city OF London,
known as the 'long shore men, sell
their votes. This shocking inpuiatton
brought up Mr.. Crawford, who rather
vehemently informed the right honora-
BILE member for IVerness, that there
never WAS a greater untruth uttered in
the House, and when Mr.. Baillie rose
to order,' Mr.. Crawford begged to re-
peat the expression he had used Then
Mr.. Baillie appealed to the chairman,
who Thought the expression not quite
parliamentary and Mr.. Crawford pro-
posed o mitigate it to "a statement
wholly devoid of foundation But this
would not do, and SO the member for
London had to eat his hard words. Mr..
Locke then explained that the purity
of the London long shore men, on
which Mr.. Crawford insisted SO warm
ly, consists in declining to vote at all
unless they receive liberal sum of
money to provide them with refresh
ments and carriage hire, and to COM
pensate them for the time they lose in
exercising the franchise"
Mr.. Locke's explanation does not tell
us whether, whensthe long shore men
vote at all, they vote on principle. Ii
bribery only extended to getting voters
to the polls we might well forgive 1t;
but it is probably true that when a
long shore manor any other man-is
paid for the trouble of going to the bal
lot box, he is also paid to vote certain
ticket. at least we believe this to be
the case in this country.
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The New York Daily BuIetia gives
the following comparison of prices of
leading articles for the years rs, go
and ,67.
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Surgsnt.
For Rent.

TINE STORE ROOMS La 1ELY OCCU-
pied by George R. Tayl0- Co., and J.
Clemens & Co., on Main -Eces !: also tass-
ment rooms finished. Good Oszi oes In second
story and good rooms for OH C. purpose in
second and third story In good order. Pos
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Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the sixth Ward, ON reasonable terms.
- THOS HORNBROOK.
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MILwAUKER,J July 6.-By the vote of
the Chamber OF Commerce to-day the
ouesti- n Of calling national conven-
ton of the Boards Of trade to consider
the centaI system and other matters,
was laid on the table,
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RIOtar Franklin, Williamson County,
Tennessee.


NASHVILLE, July John Trimble, a
candidate for Congress, and two candi-
dates for the State Legislature, (RAd-
icals,) had an appointment to speak
yesterday at franklin, Williamson
county. A large number of persons,
white and black, attended. Among the
latter were the members OF a loyal
league, about eighty in number, who
paraded the streets in regalia with
bands of music and arms, occasionally
firing n salute. The candidates were
heard without interruption to the
speaking. About half past foutip. m.
subsequently,, however, Mr.. Trimble,
the public square, and one of the leg
islative candidates badgered for some
thing he had said. Much excitement
arose, and symptoms of ill-feel-
ing between the whites and the
colored leagues were developed.
the leaguers retired in bad humor to a
grove, where they were followed by q
address advised them to dispense. They
agreed to this and marched back to
their hall. BY this time night had en-
sued, and alter slowing away their re-
gala, &C., they left the hall and return
ed to the public square, when a COLI
sion Immediately occurred. 1t is al
legged that they were fired on by party
OF white and colored conservatives,
Coly, livery stable keeper firing the
first shot, and the fire was Instantly re-
turned. The affair lasted but "A few mo-
ments. Coly was shot through the
heart. Eight white and eighteen blacks
were wounded, three of the latter NOR
tally. The Conservative black Radicals
exAsperated, wished to renew the fight,
but DIR. Cliffe iuterposed and prevailed
upon them to desist. An official inves-
tigation may be necessary to fix the re-
spon sibility for this murderous affair.
On one hand it is charged that
the colored leaguers were armed,
aud desired a fight; on the
other, that they had been previously
and repeatedly assailed. and were
armed in self-defence, and the attack
evinced preparation and design. 1t
was apprehended that the difficulty
would be renewed to-day, but all is
quiet. a company of the 45th regulars
left this place for Franklin this pm, &c
maintain quiet. The affair is deplored
here by all parties.
On Saturday afternoon one of a COM
pany of militia stationed at Tallahoma
was shot and killed by Dewitt Bennett
Captain in the late rebel army. In.
sPector General Hunt has taken steps
to preserve the peace there and to have
| the murder Investigated.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Fiye cases Of
yellew fever are reported at Galveston,
and two deaths from black vomtt- The
mayor has ordered the immediate free
use of disinfectants-