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The national Republican., 1867-05-28
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The news from Mexico is startling, and,
If true, will be likely to produce pro-
found sensation. 1t is highly probable
that the Liberals have triumphed, and that
Queretaro is captured by them, and that
henceforth they are to possess the land
and all the strongholds. We have re-
garded this success for some time only O
question of time. 1t was impossible for
MAMMALIAN to maintain his ground there
under existing circumstances.
That he, as the report alleges, is to be
shot by order of JUAREz is not so probable.
We cannot at this time credit the rumor,
though it seems to have an official sane
ton. We wait for further news before
expressing our opinion Of SO bold a step.
Dispatches were received yesterday
at the headquarters of the army
from General SHERIDAN, at New Orleans,
giving official information Of the capture
Of Queretaro and the capture Of the Impe,
rial generals. The points now in the hands
Of the ImperialistS, Vera Cruz and the
city Of Mexico, will probably soon fall into
the hands Of the Liberals.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

them, instruct them, teach them the wiies Of the
designing demagogus, make them TO understand
that their extrsordinary love for them s Of recent
origin, datiog from the period whom Congress
(unwisely, I say,) granted them the ballot; that
their true friends wsre those who supplied them
with food, raiment, shelter, and the prospect Of
wealth, although they have Questioned the pro.
priety Of granting them the right OF suffrage.
Ali things will come right In time; and the
capital Of this country Is destined to rival the
far.famed capitals Of Europe In It's magnihcence
and beauty.
Partisan legislation will not retard its progress
and at an early period anticipate that Wash.
ington will be to this country what London and
Paris are 10 England and France, illustrating In
It's architecture, It's adornments and all Its sur.
roundings, the energy, enterprise, and patriotism
Of the American people.
Again, gentlemen, thank you for the com.
plimentary resolutions with which you have
honorsd me; and now declare the Board ad.
journed until tomorrow night.
Board Of Common Council.
This Board was In session 10 so late an hour
that We wsre.nscsssarily obliged to lay IL over
until 10 morrow.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28
Personal.

Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, it is said, will
accompany the graduating class of the Naval
Academy in their tour to Europe.
john NJ. BNCKLEY, hitherto holding the
position of Law clerk under the Attorney Gen.
srAl' Is to succeed Mr.. J. Hublsy Ashton, who
will retire, June lst from his place as an assist.
ant to the Attorney General Mr.. BiuckIey Is
known here as an able newspaper man, having
0sen connected, We bslisvs, with both the ChtOn.
'''s and National HHtsihSsHe~ at different times.
MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE II. THOMAS is
no" In Washington, He had an interview with
,h., Is''Gsn' n' yesterday. 1t has been stated
h.osn,s b. inUm% n%i was sent for by the President
because he l'hs Presidency had dst,rmir.d )" =.
sign him to the position now Oceupi.d =. .o " -
Sheridan. We have reason to believe N :; W.
Is no foundation for this rumor. Cen Th"~.' '
WIIhIpgtea, f'''' H'"
The national Republican., 1867-05-28
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 27.-There was more
inquiry for -four to-day, and q correspond
ing improvement in tone, but sales are
confined to small lots.
Wheat--Dull. Receipts, $500 bushels,
and sales of prime red at 1885. and Fred.
erick county do. at S3.l0 per bushel.
Corn-Is 2 cents better. Offerings,
$4,000 bushels, with sales Of yellow at
Sl.l9aSl.20. White was dull, and cent
lower, bringing $l.l4aSl.l7 for good to
prime.
0ats-Demand fair, and receipts 5,l72
bushels. Inferior sold at 7s cents, and fine
80 cents, weight.
Provisions is better feeling in
provisions to-day. We have heard of offers
Of cents for bulk shoulders, and IL cents
for rib sides, packed, being refused.
Whisky is quoted nominal, at 33a35 cts.
in bond.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28
Highly Important News from Mex
fcO-MaximiIian and His Gen
erals Prisoners-Juarez Orders
them to be Shot.

NEW ORLEANS, May PA dispatch, via
Brazos, May 81, to Major General Griffin,
at Galveston, contains the following:
have Just received official information from
Berriosaba and the United States Consul
at Matamoras, that Queretaro was cap.
tured by the Liberals on the 18th Of May.
Maximilian, Mejia, and CASTILLO are pris-
oners. (signedD
J. J. REYNOLDS, Maj. Gen.
MArAMoRAs, May 23.-The following
was received from Gen. Escobedo to-day:
Citizen, Minister Of War: At o'clock
this morning Vera Cruz was taken by our
force who surprised the enemy. Shortly
after the garrison was made prisoners, and
our troops occupied the place. Meanwhile
the enemy retreated towards the Cerro de
la Comnona, where our artillery caused
him to surrender at eight q. IN. Maximil-
ian and his generals, Mejia and Costello,
surrendered Internationally. You will
please give the President my congratula-
tions on this triumph OF the national army.
Escobedo reported from the interior that
Juarez ordered the Archduke and his gen.
erals to be shot.
MArAMoRAs, May 25.-The Liberal force
which took possession Of Queretaro has
started for the capital.
Commodore L. d. Logan, Of the Mexi-
can navy, has been ordered by Berriosabal
to command an expedition to Vera Cruz,
and so completely end the struggle. The
Liberals have taken possession Of the
steamer Gen. Sheridan for naval purposes
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

The following is O translation Of letter
from the Counsellor de Azambaja, late
Minister of Brazil, TO the Secretary Of
State:
NEW YoRK, May 20, 1867.
YouR ExcELLESCY: l regretted leaving
Washington without having had q later
conference with your EAcelleucy in rclu-
ton to the speech with which the illustri-
Gus President of the United States deigned
| to answer my address on my taking leave,
on the 18th instant, when / had the honor
Of delivering to him the letter by which
my august sovereign thought proper to
bring to close my mission in these
States.
/ have only to communicate to your
Excellency that l have not received any
Official notice that the Imperial Govern
ment has decreed the emancipation Of
slaves in the Empire, as published in the
press in this country, referring to the tele-
gram received through the submarine
cable.
And this l do in this way, and from
mere scruple about my position, not doubt
ing but that this measure is already re-
solved upon by my country, in principle at
least, TO go into effect as to the manner of
execution with the concurrence Of the le-
gslative chambers.
take the liberty to make these simple
remarks to meet the event of the tele-
graphic news above alluded to not being
corroborated. and because, having refer
ence to the important and recent political
action Of my country, l keep solely in view |
those which have come to my knowledge |
through official channels. But, aside from
this, the congratulations Of the President
will not fail to be received with especial
pleasure by his Majesty the Emperor,
whose aspirations are so duly appreciated
in this country.
/ avail myself Of this occasion TO reiter-
ate to your excellency the expression Of
my highest esteem and confederation.
JOAQUIN MARIA NAsoESTEs
DE AZANBAJA.
To his ExcelleDcy WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State Of the United States.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28
THE ATTORNEY GENERALS
OPINION.

All the large dailies throughout the
country have published a portion OF the
opinion Of the Attorney General Of the
United States upon the reconstruction
law, which has been laid before the Presi'
dent for his guidance. Other portions will
be made public hereafter. We find this
report so lengthy that, with the pressure
Of other matter upon us, it Is impossible
to find room for the whole Of II. The argu.
ment is full, complete, and comprehensive.
or the oath prescribed by the supplement
ary act Of Congress, the Attorney Gen
eral says:
when, therefore, a person applies to
the board for registration, the power OF the
board is confined to the administration Of
the prescribed oath, and IL the applicant
takes that oath, his name must go on the
registers. The board cannot enter upon
the inquiry whether he has sworn truly or
falsely. That inquiry must be reserved for
the court which may afterward have juris-
diction to try him on the indictment for
perjury. Next, the duties Of the board.
After the registration is completed, they
are TO superintend the election and make
return Of the votes, list OF voters and the
persons elected, to the commanding gen
eral. It is very clear from those provisions
that in experimenting these elections the
duty Of the board is TO receive the votes
Of the persons whose names are upon the
registration, and TO reject all others. There
is no provision anywhere to surcharge or
falsify or add a single name TO the regis
tration, or erase a single name which ap-
pears upon it."
Hereafter Mr.. SrASBERY will give his
opinion Of the powers Of the commanding
The national Republican., 1867-05-28
; BY telegraph.
From Europe By Cable.

LONDON, May 26.-Although Earl Derby
officially declared, on Saturday, that the
Fenian Burke, whose sentence OF death
has been commuted TO imprisonment for
life, would be made to suffer the extreme
penalty Of the law, IL Is now thought that
the Government Is inclined TO deal more
leniently with him. II 10 also probable
that the death-sentences Of all the Fenian
prisoners will be changed to Imprisonment
for life.. - ....r-.--f
A special cable dispatch 10 the New
York Herald states that the proposition Of
the United States TO sell Russia the Milan
tanomah, q frigate and two iron-clads, had
been fayorably received by the Emperor.
Russia is making negotiations for the
settlement Of the Eastern question.
A Dublin dispatch says the authorities
dread reprisals from the Fenians, should
the law be executed on Burke and others
under sentence Of death. The dwellings
Of the Judges and Grown counsel are under
guard night and day London advices sf
yesterday intimate that the sentences will
not be carried out.
Pans, May 26.-The press Of this city
complain that the Prussian Government,
notwithstanding the amicable settlement
Of the LuIemburg question, continues TO
strengthen the forti6cations Of Rastadt,
one Of the most important fortresses Of
Germany ..- '. ,-.
CopEsuAoEs, May 25.--The Danish Gov.
ernment, II is said, has informed the for
eign Powers that the Prussian Govern
ment continues to Disregard the obliga.
tions Of the treaty Of 1865 in regard to
Schleswig. -.
LospoS, May 27-Noon.-Consols, 93i
U. s. Five-twenties, 39t; Eries, 398; 1lli-
nois Central shares, 763.
LIVERPOOL, May 2T-Noon.-Cotton il
firm at lid. for Middling Uplands, and
lid. for Orleans Breadstufis steady.
Corn advanced to 39s. Cd. Provisions un-
changed. Spirits turpentine, 3ls. Sd. All
other articles are unchanged.
BY STEAMER.
NEw YoRK, May 27.-The steamer City
Of Baltimore, from Liverpool, brings the
following news:
The National Reform Union, in an ad.
dress to Mr.. Gladstone, asked him to take
hold Of the cry for household suffrage.
He responded reassuringly, and was
caustic in criticising the Government bill
He did not, however, commit himself to
hold to the cry Of household suffrage.
Mr.. Bright also addressed the Union, ad-
vising petitioning throughout the country.
The accounts Of the crops throughout
France are said to be highly satisfactory
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

So The Graysst Maladiss OF Youth and
EARLr hANHooD.-HowArd Association Bssays, on
the PhySiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Aliases And Diseases peculiar to the nrst age Of man.
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-.
pioJsd In this Institution. Sent in sealed letter
yelOPsS free Of charge. Address. DR.. J. sKILLIH
HoU0HToH, Howard Association. PhilGdslphiA,
PsAA. myl7-Sm
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

The JUDICIARY CoMMIrTEE.-Chief Jus
tice CHASE, Judge UNDERWOOD, Hon
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, JOHN T. FoRD, oi
Baltimore W. W. WARDER, Correspond
ent of the New York Tribune; Col. WIN
G. Moons, and Col. A. Fl. LoSo, the Pres.
ident's Private Secretary, have been ex.
amiAed before this committee.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

Our LADY READERS should call at once
and obtain samples Of the magnificent embroidery
patterns produced by indslibis eompo,tiOn, entirely
obvatng the necessity Of braiding, the sole agency
for which, south Of New York, has been purchased
By WIN. Prince $50 Ninth street, opposite the Patent
Omsa
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

BASKERs, BREwERs, BAKRRs.-Bankers
invest In II, Brewers eontriVs to get H. aud Bakers
use, and will not do without sswysrs Barber Soap
For sale by N. W. Burehsli Family Grocery, corner
Pourtsenth and Y streets.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

As- Registration Notice.-Persons who
may Ind their names incorrectly spelled in the
printed poll lists In tho various wards, who have
made application and bees accepted whose names do
not appear in the lists, will personally or In wIitlTg
communicate the to the undeTsignsd on or be-
fore the 10Th inst that without personal Gpplisa
Ou the corrections can be made on the two days ap-
pointed for that purpose by the Judges Of Election
By order. w. NOYRs,
my2S-h Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

A0-seTual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouAckS, but buy TRALL 4 JACK.
sons Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF k5.
Sold by American News Co., l2l Nassau street, New
York. Send for circular. Ap25.d&w3mE
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

ss- Reputation Notioe.-Ths "quslified
voters" Of the city Of Washington are hereby nou.
ned that on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the Soth and
Sist Of Nay, 1867 the undergnsd will be in SCI sion
at the City Hall, from o'clock, a. m, to o'cl'et,
p. m ITO receive evidence Of thu qualifications Of
persons claiming the right to vOtO in said city, at
the election to be held Monday, the Sd Of June
next, and 'for correcting the LETS" Of voters here
tofore made by them and posted up in the several
wards Of said city. 8. J. BOWEN.
PETER =. BACON,
GEO. II. PLANT,
z. G. ROBBINS,
LEWIS CLBPHANR,
Judges Of Election.
Attest: s. V. NorRs, Secretary. my23-st
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

LINEN Duck Surrs, shrunk in soap, for
gsnusmsn, for slo, at Hsnpins's Ono Price Clothing
Store on the corner Of Seventh street and Maryland
ayeuue
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

NEW YORK SECOND BOARD SALES.
Coupons, Hi 5.2O's. 1852, 1921; 5-2o's, 1854,
1851; 5.2O's, 1855, 1851 6.2O's, January and
July, 1865, l0si lO.4O's, 99ii 1905, August,
1856 1905, June, 1885, 1905, July, lO5ii
Gold, 1881.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

ARE You SIcKt-Take Vapor Bath
AK your Doctor. Try one, at Mrs. N. N. Abbsy'',
No. sl2 fSbrsst, near Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1867-05-28

8- Know Thy Destiny.-Madame E. +.
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tihe classes Of the Old World has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THoRSroE possesses
such wonderful powers Of second aGht, to enable
her to impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
10 tho single married Of either sex. while In q
state Of trance, she deiinsass the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an
Instrument Of intense power, known as the Psyeh-
omotrope, guarantees to produce iifs.lke picture
OF the futurs husband wife Of the applicant, to-
sether with date Of marriage, position in life lead
Ing traits Of character, ke This Is no humbug, as
Thousands oftsstmonisls can assert. She will send,
when desired, certified certificate, written guar
antss, that the picture Is what 1t purports to be.
By enelosiAg small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of bitt, age. disposition and cesiplsIion, and en-
elotlAs my cents and stamped envelope addressed
u ys~assh you will receive the picture and desired
Information By return mall. All communications
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ANE Z. y. THORNTON, P. o. Boz 225, Hudson, MY.
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