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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS VIA BROWNSVILLE RAN
CHERo, July4.-The following is the
published proceedings of the cOurt-mar-
tial that tried Macmillan and the gen.
eral court, which was composed Of
a Lieut.. Colonel as President, six Cap
tains and Judge Advocate, Lieut.. Col.
Manuel Asperioz. The prisoners were
tried separately, each plea containing
the jurisdiction of the court, and pro-
esting against refusal or the right to
appeal. Macmillan was confined to
his bed when the case was called-his
being last. He was ably defended by
Senior Elvio Ortega. who refuted the
charges of MaXimilian'S uSurpatiOns
and cruelty.
He said the law of The 81 of October
was made when Maximilian was cheated
into the belief that JuareZ had aban-
doned the Territory. and that one article
of that law was dictated by the French
COMMANDMENT Chief. He said that the
law was only intended as q terror, and
there never had been n petition for par
don presented, but was conceded. Ho
asked the members of the Court i'll the
name of civilization, which will judge of
the deeds done this day III defenders of
the independence of Mexico, to save
the good name of the country in the
eyes of coming generations. They will
forever applaud the GROWING of the
greatest victory and the greatest par
dons. Among the accnsatiOns is one
of attempting to proionS the war by
"a decree of MaTch 9TH, and creating IL
regency IN case of his death i'll coming
battles.
Jesus Maria Vasqueza, one of Maxi
pilian's counsel, closed his argument as
follows:
"If you condemn him to death am
not not uneasy about coalition in
Europe, an attitude the United States
may assume towards the republic. |
have confidence in the Liberals, but l
fear the universal reproach that will
fall on on Onr country as an anathema
more than the sentence of death be-
cause of the nudity and proceedings OF
this court"
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Cincinnati NInrlIei

CINCINNATI, July 10.
FLOUR-At good demand for high
grades; prices unchanged; family IL GOA
IL 90; fancy Is Scala 90: stock light.
WHEAT-Firm; . 40 for No. = and
2 so for No. red; no new wheat offer
ing.
CORN-Unchanged, but firm ut 75a76
for No in bulk; sass in sacks.
OATS-Advauced; ~ for No. l.
RiE-Scarce; No. at l %; sales at
| %.
COTTON-Dull; % for middling.
WHlSkI-Steady u 80 in bond.
MESS PORK-Firlner: demand light:
sales 400 barrelss at - 00a22 30, bnt
held higher.
PORK-Firm; Gall for shoulders and
sides.
BACON-In active demand; sales 600
hogsheads ut III for shoulders; Is for
clear sides; l2i for clear ribbed sides.
and liz for ribbed sides.
HAMS-In good demand and higher:
commo., IL aud sugar cured l9a20.
LARD-In better demand: country
liz: city not offered.
BurTER-Dull, at Halo.
CHEESE-l2al3.
G0LD-l35l. -#
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From Omaha.

ST. LOUIS, July lO.-An Omaha dis
patch says: Saturday morning some
soldiers from Fort Laramie went to
Ratfar US Rancho, FIVE miles distant,
demanding whisky, and being refused,
threatened 10 burn the rancho. A sec
ond demand being refused, the soldiers
attacked the stOrekeeper, and one of
their number was shot. The soldiers
then formed in line, and fired several
shots at the rancho. subsequently the
Provost Marshal, with fifty soldiers,
arrested the occupants of the rancho,
and took the safe and dragged it out of
the building. The safe was afterwards
robbed, and the rancho burned by the
soldiers. The proprietor estimates his
loss at sixty thousand dollars. The
court martial ut Fort Laramie was ex-
aminiug into the matter.
Indian depredations are again report
ed on the Platte river. Lieutenant
kidder, of the Second cavalry, with ten
men and guide, who left Fort Sedg-
wick with dispatches for General Gus
tar, has not been heard trem, and fears
are entertained for his safety.
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MAMMALIAN.
R,-,hsr Particulars Of she Execution
.rw,x;uiliau, Miramon and mejtn'

Nrw YORK, July 10.-The following
are additional details of the exeeu'''''
of Macmillan and his associates Aha
At six o'clock on the morning Vi sno
10Th, the troops of Escooedc lo.ineu
short distance from the city lor Ihe ca
ecution of Macmillan ana nus uenerais,
the people of Querretarro nocKing Dy
thousands to see the closing scenes. AT
saven the bells tolled aud announced
sbat the prisoners have left their prisons
sor the last time and are on their way
~ their execution. After a few mo-
ments they appear drawn in carriages
and large guard around them-the
Emperor first, Miramon next, and Melia
last. The carriages stop and the prs
oners get out. Among the conciave
YOU can hardly see q dry eye. Tokens
of dissatisfaction are manifested. Max
imilian on alighting is saluted by the
people.
In an easy and graceful manner, and
with an elastic step, he N 'rched TO the
fatal spot. In taking his position, the
Emperor spoke in a clear, firm manner,
and with nothing of bravado. he seem
ed 10 feel his situation and said when
he was first waited upon at home by the
deputation from Mexico, who came with
credentials, offering him the government
of the country, he refused. Ata supse'
ouent meeting the proposition was
again presented, and he replied that II
conyinc ed that the majority thought
that n was to their interest to place
him at the head of the governments, ne
might consent. Another deputatloh
waited upon him, and brought addition
al testimony. On advice from the powers
of Europe, who told him there was no
other course to pursue, he accepted the
call.
He denied that the court that tried
him had a right to do so. His was Il
case of good faith. The nations of the
world had pledged their faith to him.
He never would have done the act had
it not been for the good of Mexico. In
conclusion, he hoped his blood would
stop the effusion of blood in the coun-
try.
Nliramon spoke from paper. He
told them that he was no traitor, but
had always opposed liberal principles,
and had always been opposed to the
disorder of the country. He should die
as no had lived, a conseI vative, satisfied
to die for his country. The fame OF his
acts would live, and posterity wonld
Judge whether he was right or wrong.
He closed with the words "Viva la
Emperor Viva la Mexicow
Mejia made no address. He went to
Escobedo and said he would die poor,
that he had never made an effort to
make money. His only wealth consist
ed of forty cattle in the mountains. He
asked hat the merchants of Matamoras,
to whom he owed considerable, would
not press his wife to pay his debts when
they came into possession of rhe money
left them by the kirdness of the En-
perOr
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New York Market.

New YORK, July 10.
COTTON-Firm anu--no.- aotive.
sales 1900 bales at 26i for IL ildling mp
lands
FLOUR-Receipts 1865 barrels; mar
ket lOa30 better; advance chiefly on
high grades; sales $500 barrels at 6 GOA
g 81 for superfne State and western;
3 60al0 20 for extra western; 10 6Oal2 20
for choice; 8 2Oal1 80 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; IL 4Oa
IL 20 for spring st. Louis, and II GOA
II 50 for winter do. California flour
frmer and less active; sales 1900 barrels
at IL 25al4 IS. Rye -four firm; sales $50
barrels at 75a6 70.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts 1l,139 bushels;
sales 81 800 bushels at 3Oa2 81 for No.
2 Milwaukee; As for Green Bay; So
for No. Milwaukee; and 2 so for in
feriOr.
RYE-In fair request; sales 400 bush
els western at 40, and 200 bushels
Canada at So.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CORN-Receipts 9Ul5 bushels; market
less active and with no decided change;
sales of 5000 bushels; los! for new
mixed western; 100 for small lots of
choice do; 95al05 for unsound; 30 for
badly damaged, and 100 for New Orleans
white.
OATS-Better; sales of $4,000 bushels
at sOas3 for western; 90 for Ohio and
State, and s5t for poor Canada.
WOOL-Dnll; sales Of $4,000 pounds
at As for domestic fleece, and "A for SUI
per pulled.
LEATHER-SOle, less active, hut pri-
ces rnle steady.
RICE-Quiet.
C0FFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Firm; sales of 1000 hhds Of
Cuba at ll4al2t.
MOLASSES-Quiet.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Firrn; l7a1s for crude
and % for refined in bond.
PORK-Unsettlcd and closing heavy;
sales $500 ut % 00for new mess, 22a25
cash, 81 Is for old do; 10 00a2qO9 for prime,
and 81 25 20 for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales 30 bbls. at previ-
Gus prices.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at 3Sa39.
CUT MEATS-Firm, sales 140 pack
ages; 9a10 for shoulders; 12al4 for hams.
BAC0N-Steady, sales 3l5 boxes; 100
all for Cumberland cut; l1sallF for
short ribbed; l2i for short clear.
LARD-Firm, ut 1l1al2i for new, and
small lots 12s.
BUTTER-Dull, at 1Oal2 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Heavy,
LATEST Markets Pm.
FL0UR-Closed l5a20c better on
best grades and more steady on medium
and low.
WHEAT-2a3c better; only limited
supply; No. 2 spring 2 l5a2 80; No. l
spring 2 5Oa2 IS.
hfE-Flrm. ,s... o -1-sr ..r.F. ii. ~.
OATS-Very firm at slaS4.
CORN-Dull; new mixed western
l 04a1 "a; extra choice l Usa1 90.
MESS PORK-2O 90 for mess, % % for
cash and regular; closing with buyers
at - 20 and sellers at - %.
BEEF-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Firm; small supply.
BACON-Upward tendency; Cumber-
land cut 10ial1; short ribbed liz.
LARD-Firmer; 12fal2a for fair TO
prime steam and l2s for kettle rendered.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, July 10, Noon.-Consols s4s;
u. s. bonds 73; Erie Az; Illinois Central
soi,
2P.M.-Consols and 5-20s firmer and
are one-sixteenth Hgher.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, Noon.-Cotton
heavy end quiet. Breadstuffs quie''
Corn SIS.
2P. Motion firmer and demand
better.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, Evening.-Cotton
steady; sales of 10000 bales middling
uplands at lOs; Orleans lOs. Breadstuffs
Quiet. Whear lbs Cd. Barley IS. Oats
IS Cd. Provisions-Pork los; beef l36;
lard AIS Sd; bacon 42s Sd; cheese Cos.
Produce-Pot ashes 31s; Tosin, common,
Is; fine, lbs. Petroleum-Spirits sad;
refined Is 2id. Spirits Turpeutine 3Os
Tallow AS. Glover seed Ais.
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RaiIrond Convention.

TOLEDO, O., July 10.-The convention
called i'll the interest Of the proposed
railroad from Toledo to Columbus, Ohio,
assembled in this city to-day. A full
delegation from all important points
on the route were present. Resolutions
We're were adopted providing for the
immediate survey of the route and the
appointment of delegates to meeting
to be held in this city on the 18th inst,
to effect n permanent organization.
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Pi,,sbarg Oil Trade.

PrTTsBuRG, Jnly 10.
Business since our last was moder-
ately active. Former prices have been
steadily maintained. The first of July
found a large number of dealers who
had contracts to a heavy amount to fill
during the first half of July. This will
explain the heavy business done in re-
lined. During the past week dealers
have been busily employed, and will
have sufficient TO do for some days to
come. Crude Olive have nothing
new to notice in regard to this article.
Prices have undergone no quotable
change. The stock on hand outside Of
that held by re6ners and spectators is
not large, the current rate for good
gravities being &c for bulk and I3c,
barrels included. Our latest from Oil
City City ports q firm. market at the
advance previously noted. The only
sale reported was 5000 barrels tank oil,
immediate delivery. at &c per gallon.
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LIFE OR DEATH.

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OF West Virginia win fnd In the REGISTER
constant and jealous advocate while the social
and political advancement OF the State win r.
ceive its earnest attention.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

IA published every Friday. Its contents viii be
made up Of all Important news Of the week
telegraphlc reports. transactions In the Market
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest an
Agricultural Column, SPECIAL correspondence
from all parts Of the State. choice literary and
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fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable Ia
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a Great Folly.

New YORK, July l0.-The Times spe.
clal says: Pertinent to the impeach-
ment question it may be said that Chief
Justice Chase has recently expressed
the opinion very positively that tho
impeachment movement was one of
great folly. He expresses no opinion
as To the facts deyel> ped but simply as
to the policy of the movement.
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nsuYnrI. siacl, rrarlIe,.

crr New YORK, July 10.
Gold 13ssa1359.
Ohio certificates 27ia27f; Cumberland
4Oja4OA; Quicksilver, 32a32i; Mariposs,
i1ialli; Western Union Telegraph, asa
20: Pacific Mail, 143ial43f; Atlantic
Mail. lOs9; New York Central, lCot
alo5l; Erie, 7O5a70f; Hudson, lU9sallO;
Reading, lO5sa1U5s; Michigan Central,
lIOi: Illinois Central, 125fal23i; Pitts
bnrg, 935a9ii; Toledo, 12lal2l4; Rock
Island. g7aag7i; North western, 45sa45s;
do preferred, 67ta61s; Wabash, 81:
FortWayne, l02alO24; Michigan South-
Tennessee IS, 65i; Missouris, 96f.
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New YORK, July 9.-General Sickles
has addressed letter to Senator Trum-
bull, on the registration question, in
which he makes the suggestion that the
true solution of the reconstruction
problem is universal suffrage and a gen.
eral amnesty.
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Robbery.

MAUCH CHUCK, PA, July lO.-Office
of Lehigh Coal Company navigation,
White Haven, near this place, was rob-
bed last night of $4,000 in money and
1900 in government bonds, which had
been placed there for safe keeping. 5000
reward was offered for the arrest of the
thipNes
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sUNDRIES.

"A PIE Sugar, Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, New
York crab and champagne cider (bottiesdJ, New
York Nc. ] Salmon, English dairy Cheese,
Pickles and Sauces, Tspioea, Pearl Sage Corr
mon, AaekeFel, Codhan, HaIlibut. Iob-ter saisd
Oh (best quaiityL French Mustard. SAP Sag
Cheese, Condensed Ailk, together with ecner
assortment Of seasOnabie ARTICLES. jusf receive
ana for sale Low, by
E.&e. WOODROW,
Odd Fellow Hall Building,
1y& Monroe spset wheeling. wa
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p,uE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT rs
State Of West VIRGINIA.


Ohio County Circuit Court, June Rules,
1867.
Samuel H. Kelley, A.,,ohmor. n
u.s. 81 ~ al
Reuben F. Hedges and others.!I Chancery'
'I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE-
i cover of tho defendant, X. +. Hedges the
sum of sl3O.95, with interest from the 18th day
Of March, 1864 till paid and the costs of suit at
law with the costs of this suit.
Reuben L. Hedges one of the defendants in
this cause, not having entered his appearance,
and il appearing from an affidavit fled in this
cause, that he il pot resident of this State,
on motion Of the complainant, by his counsel, il
is ordered that he do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication and
due posting hereof, and do what he may deem
proper to protect his interest in this cause
A copy.
Teste: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG,
. JACOB e. CLARK, Clerk
Sol. for Complainants. je29.Oa wit
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WhetUnR, w. va.
F. W. l. HURST, Manager, 81 Broadway, New
York an30.ly
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Chirnra Market.

CHICAGO, July 10.
Flonr firm. Wheat firm; % for regu-
lar. Corn firm at $50. Oats firm at 673
ass. Rye nominal and scarce at l O5a
10. Barley firm at 55a69. Whisky
firm at 32a33. Mess Pork firm at git;
shoulders siasI; rough sides l0sall =;
clear sides III. Lard dull at llfal6t.
Rnlk meats active.
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ened, thu. l problem as to the point the
plethora in the money market is likely
to reach, and the mode in which it will
ultimately find development, becomes
moro than ever interesting.
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From Onehcr

QUEBEC, July 16.-An officer of the
British gunboat Aurora ordered the
commander of the American steamer
Haze, yesterday, to take down flag,
which the latter refused, and slight
alteration ensned
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Nomination.

COLUMBUS, o., July l0.-The Union
State Central Committee to-day nomin-
ated General John c. Lee, of Seneca,
for Lieutenant-Gove rnor to fill the va
caucy on the State ticket, by the de-
cinatiOn of Hon. Samuel Galloway.
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REFINED On-The market yesterday
maintained its frmness. Dealers were
busily engaged in procuring lots to meet
contracts. The sales, as reported, reach
l2. 900 barrels. .-- J .lf
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Stockholders, Meeting.

4 N ADJOURNED N TING OF
"a the stockholders Of the SoRTHwEsTERy
BANK or VIRGINIA. win be held at the NATIONAL
BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA at Wheeling. ON Tues-
day, the 9th day Of July at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO
consider An Act 20 provide fer winding up
the Affairs Of the NoRTHwEsTERx BASK or VIZ
slSiA, passed by the Legislature Of West Vir
Einia February 18th, 1851 D. c. LIST,
Committee Of StOekholders.
Wheeling, May q, ls67.td
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WORCESTER, MASS, July 10.-The
wire mill, belonging to Washburne G.
Moen, was partially destroyed by fire
this morning. Covered by insurance.
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THE RE GIS r + Il

Will strive to make the popular mind wiser By
conviction" rather than savish by dictation, and
will labor 10 disseminate only such views upon
and the seal Of truth.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. R. Co.
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

or,1cE b BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
b.. WHEELING, May 4, 1851.
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RuGaIo Marke,.

BUFFA:.9, July 10.
Flour unchanged; 10 5Oall % for ives
tern spring. Wheat, light demand No.
| Milwaukee 240 Corn 9Oa9l for No. =;
% for No. 1: 90 for Toledo for sample.
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State of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circ"it Court, June Rules,
1867.
Thomas n. Dale, George Rich.
mOnd, John b. Harris, and
Joseph Brown, partners, doing
business under the firm name of
Thomas n. Dale g. Co. Iniupction
TO-, =, -, ,r rt in
Ohio County, S. Thalheimer, NJ. ~
C.. Hirsh and H. Adler, part
ners trading under the firm
name of Thalheimer Hirsh and
Adler and David Gundling
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT rs
/ to have the proceeds of sale Of certain
property of W. ID. Sawtell & Bro. made by the
Sheriff Of Ohio County State OfWest Virginia, By
virtue of two certain writs of FisTi FdciaS ssueu
out of the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court on
the 4th day of June 1861; one at the instance of
David Gundlng, the other EIeTi Fd1 las at the
instance of s. 1halheimer NJ. c. Hirsh and II
Adler partners, under the firm name of Thai
heimer, Hirsh and Adler applied to the salts
;i1f23 Of certain lien of compliments in their
O Adavit harihhs and end the costs of ths snit
and filed in this cause, that 5. ELalheiIner M
G. Hirsh and II. Adler, the defendants I'm a..
case, are not inhabitants of this State, motion
of the plaintiffs, by their counsel, IL is ordered
that they do appear here within one month after
the fourth weekly publication and due posting
hereof, and do what they may deem proper 10
protect their interest in the above entitled
cause.
A copy.
Teste MICHAEL j. BREINIG.
Clerk.
CIV. JEFFERs, Sol, for Complainants
ie29-oawlt
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THE TRI-WEEKLY

Is published every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, and contains, besides the contents Of the
preceding issues Of the Daily. many valuable
Items prepared especially for this publication.