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FRANCE.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT THE GREAT EXHIBITION
THE EMPERORs SPEECH.

THE EMPEIORS y SPEkCH.
The distribution of the prizes OF the Great Exhb-
ton took place July in the Palas PIndustrie Champs
Eysecs. The Sultan and his brilliant suite the Prince OF
Wales the Prince OF Prussia and the Lord Mayor OF Lon
don among the distinguished spectators Inc I'm.
peror Napoleon appeared IN carriage drawn Do oy eg
Imperial and Prince Napoleon. There was great dlS-
play OF military and the crowd was immense and enthus'
asc After the singing Of the hymn composed Ior lne
occasion by Rossini, by chorus OF 200 women,
NJ Rouber read a very long speech giving the Emperor
account OF the history and prospects OF the EHntlOh
He made alluslon 10 the United States as follows:
"The United States OF America separated III 1862 from
in the E%hibon Of 1857 the Place which their political
and industrial Importance IN the world assglls tnSl
The MOHiieT publishes the names OF several cuzens OF
the United states who have received the DECORATION OF
the Legion Of Honor Mr. Beckwith is made Qleer, ana
Elias Howe, Kennedy, aud ChckeIing Chevahers oi 'Ae
Legion. -
REPLY OF VI. RoUHER TO THE ATTACK on THE MINISTRY;
NJ Rouher in reply Ia the attack OF VI. NJ. Picard ana
Simon, denied in the Legislative Body july tha tlc
lie said that sole aim of the Empire had been TO real
ze the idea Ot democracy and liberty under G0vers
the country, OF which Mr.. Picard had spoken was, he
said, condemnation OF the Opposition not OF the GOV
cumeut. THE country added w. Ronher, " nor WIN
yOu-on the contrary. IL Is fu OF confidence" Speaking
OF the Mexican expedition ne SAID " 1t IS the oniy DiaeK
spot upon Il brilliant tablcau" with regard 10 tne sys
tenn of putting up official candidates at elections he said
the Government quite ready to renoucc that - stem
OF exciting bad passions and Of hodng out faaci9us
promises the dimuniuon OF taxation and similar
NJ Ronher spoke as follows on ;hereorganizaon Of the
atInv; Great revelations made az sadOwa. We
SAW the results OF improved muketry and observed tha
the lines o communication which traverse Europe per-
ut the rapid concentration Of large ot men upon
given point We have examined these military problems,
and have sought place tie military powe: Of France
upon an eCual footing with that of other nations. the
Oppot call this excessive levy OF men cal IL
placing hand upon the h Of the sword III the midst
OF pro perty and peace This law % military rcorga-
ton viii cause France 90 be respected. "a sympathetic To-
ward other nations and seeking quarrel with none but
animated by sincere desire 10 maintain peace Proper
y armed SHE will only be all the certain o preserve
aud protect the great and fruitful labors OF peace.
DISCUSSION N THE LEGISLATIVE BODY
The majority In the Legislative Body will use every ef
for 10 terminate the debate the Budget rs soon as pos
sbe NJ Thcrs likely speak, and VI. jules Fayic, II
his health will permit. Nearly all the prominent mem
bcrs the opposition intend attacking the Goycrnmt nt
pOry
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE FATE OF MAMMALIAN.

All the English papers have editorials on the tele
gram announcing the execution OF Maximlnan The FOL
lowing are opinions Of OF the leading papers
London Times.
"Thot blood will cling e. the nation as wei as to the
man who has ordered 10 TO e she'd JuareZ Is nut type
of the race which, since the Sovereignty OF spain was
wtbdrawn has ever alternated between despOttm and
anarchy and is now more free 10 follow It's half
savape instincts Like the great majority OF those who
are called Mcxicans, Juarcz is an Indian without II Is
said any admXture OF European blood ne mas shown
that he has energy courage, and perseverance, hui 10
Look 10 hun for mercy gentenes regard lot fallen enc
nv and ,suchlke virtues whether CHRISTIAN OF chiVa
rons would futile. He belongs to apaiy whose usual
and disregard of human ne have been
the extreme OF sayagefy Dy tie CONFLICT OF
tho last four yours. This party agan IepteeAs bar
hsrons pOpuiation inclined Ia look upon moderation and
mercy MS signs of weakness The worst traits Oi u Mex
lean character have been exhibited III ~ matter ana IL
will iuress ON the GoyernincIta character which
will moi easily be changed"
VS. The London DAILY News
In this country believe are all pretty we'll of one
mind about the treatment Of political enemies IL mag
nanmity H not good for assalants II II az least good
for us We push justice far rs Is Tor the pn
lie security but stop at some point SNORT VI vndlct
iveness and we certainly do we'll III We are oJudge the
Mxicans nv our standard IL must be acknowledged that
they come terribly short OF IT, But ia a case we must
nudge Maximilan by the rule rms, however, Is
what scarcely any one thinks OF doing Ana yet whoever
cares 10 know the truth may easily SATISFY himself that II
II be that this unhappy man nas PeFsed ne mas
only fallen into tine which he hiu 81 IOf Others III
was bea European Prince who pr0issed 10 have gone
TO Merco TO sow the seeds of cNllNibon-Wh0 inter
Tuptcd the humanitcs OF and set e hoir e. ample
of executions i'm cold blood When weare caedon every
morning admire the spirit which annheu Ms conduct
in Mexico and to execrate Jnarez 10 reca
facts which should otherwise De gao 70 Dury in oD
hyiOn The truth Is there is nothing noie pafparons IN
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
TEXAS.
THEsREPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

THESREPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.
The resolutions adopted by the late Republican
State Convention at Houston declares that the National
Republican party is the only true Union partyhat the
reconstruction passed by the last Congress will
receive their hearty support denOunces the retention IN
office OF civil nature those who are hostile 10 that
plan of reconstruction. and compliments Gems cher-
dan and Griffin. The three following resolutions were
also included in the platform -
Pesolred That as measure OF State policy, we VIII en-
deayor TO establish the earliest practicable time sys
TEN OF free schools for the equal benefit OF all children
ana youth of scholastic age, without distinction of race Or
color 10 be supported by equal and uniform tax,.on
until school fund be made available for this purpose
Resoied That will also advocate the enactyent OF
equitable law by which those OF our citizens wout
distinction Of color who have never receivedny
portion OF the public lands OF the State secure horne
steads out OF vacant unappropriated public domad
eSolred That deem il due 10 ourselves 10 declare
thar the charge which continually made against OF
q desire to induce tho General Government 10 deal
harsy with those who participated In the Rebellion is
foul siander, prOpagated for party piIposes that we
have constantly and deeply regretted that contlma-
cous spirit hostility TO the Government has survived
the overthrow Of the Rebellion and has manifested ITSELF
by the opposition Of majority OF our citizens 10 its meas
ures that we earnestly desire 10 spirit OF concord
restored among all the people and that we VIII mass ne
further attempts. by any compromise or our psn9"c'
to conciate the enemies Of the National GoVerh~eS@
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
PERSONAL.

cor,;t Smith saws in n recent letter that no
has yen away the bulk OF fortune and is no longer
rich.
The Wisconsin State Journal says: "Wiscon::
ain Is beter represented in the United states Senate al
rasent than N has been for long time past Senator
Howe is present, and senator Doolittle is absent"
The following young gentlemen, member
OF the Yale Law school passed successful enannafon
gree OF IL b.; Augustus Binswanger, Washington. D.
q Ahsus Cy: Pa Morris ,oodhart New Haven Conn.,
Aiva Ansel Hurd, Clinton Conn,; William Thompsoa
Moore, BOonvle, Mo-; Nilfred Ernest Norton, New
Wayen Conn; William A. Plum Cnyahoga fallA
Ohio George Edwards Treadwel, also member OF ~
class, passed examination some weeks sinee
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, July l3-Evenng.-There is no change IN the
American share market. The noon quotations are gen
orally maintained They as follows: Consols for
money saa; Erie Railway shares, 45l Illinois Central
Railway shares sOl; United States FveTwenty bonds
Ts4; Atlantic and Great Western, a.
FRANKFORT July l3.-United States FveTwenty bonds
are current here to-day at 77l for the issue Of 1862
July yI4-Eyening-Umted States bonds were quoted to-
day at 773 for the of 1852
LIVERPOOL July l3-Eyening is no change TO
report I'm the Cotton market since The report then
was The market Cotton is quiet and unchanged, at
load for Mddling Uplands, and l0ld for Middng Or
leans The sales likely to reach 10000 bales. The
market for goods and yarns at Manchester is inactive
The breadstuffs market at quiet and steady
Corn, sOl a. for now mixed Western. Wheat, 1874 p
GENITAL for California White. Barley, bush. Oats, A.
y bush Peas, 4O p 5O4 ID. Canadian. Pork, 1916 p
bbl. for Eastern Prime Mess. Beef 1915 y bbl
for Extra Prime Mess. Bacon, 1916 y cwt for
Cumberland Cut. Cheese, 500 p cwt. for fine
American Lard is active and frmer; sales have
been made at 47l6 for American Ashes 81 per cw for
Pots Rosln quiet at II per cwt for common Wilmington
and 12 for Fine Petroleum SD per gallon for Spirits
and 2 for standard White Spirits Turpentine, 81 per
cwt for Canadian ClOverSeed AL per cwt for American
Red Tallow al per cwt for ST. Petersburg and Ameri
can.
LONDON, July 1s-Evenng oils quiet, and quota
tons are nominal at the following figures Sperm, 3liC
per tim; Whale s35; Iinseed, 2A lO Sugar. 2Si6 pei
cwt for No u Dutch Standard. Iron 636 for Scotch
PIG mixed numbers. Linseed 6S per cwt for Calcutta
nseed Cakes 80 1916 per for thin oblong for feed
ing
ANTWERP July 1s-Petroleum has declined 80 centmes
and quoted at francs per barrel for Pennsylya-
MIA Refined.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
Turkey.
THE CRErAN INsURRECTioN.

THE CRETAN INsURRECTioN.
The news from Crete Is uniavorabie Omar Pasha,
with great loss himself. has defeated the Insurgents
and them from their stronghods, but there Is no
idea Of giving up on the part Of the Cretans.
dispatch from Athens official from the Greek Govern
!ieit, June u. on the contrary says:
News HcrcliOn denies the victorious bulletins OF
Omar Pasha. His expedition against lasuth has had no
other result but the destruction Of few Villages The
Insurgents are s in posse ssiUn of their stIUngOlds be-
tween Iastti and Messlra. Omar Pasha has returned
10 the Cauca where he Is preparing another expedition
against Sphaka The measures adopted by the Govern
ment for extrpatng btigandagc have proved completely
successful The bands which deso.aed the Attic "h.
Morra have been attacked by the Royal troops, almost
annih.lated and all their chiefs have been killed.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
RUSSIA.

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the pub
lie career Of Prince GorschakO the Emperor Alexander
says
"The whole Of Russia soemnly recognized your serY'
ices when i'm st3 and fulfilling my own indications. you
disaned by the force OF your words the enemies I-ed
against You have thus engraved your name on the
celebrate the anniversary OF your semlsecar career
particularly pleased To rise you to the mghest dgy
I'm tie civil service the OF the Chancellor OF the En-
pire for Foreign Affairs"
II Is stated that the Emperor OF Russia mas at e so
ucoton of the Empress Eugene, nterceded for the Elm
per0r Hxmu, through the Russian Minister al WASH
tugtOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 14-Evening.-The Journal
dc ST. Petersburg alludes to the Russian note In regard
TO Ireland, which was published last week IN the
English papers, and pronounces it sheer faorlca-
tiOn.
DISPATCHES from Bokhara have been received,
which report that the Russian troops had stormed
the intrenched camp of the Khan of Bolhara, and
obtained great victory.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sOUTHANPTOS, July 13.-Fhe steamship western NE
tpopols Cautain Weir of the NeYork and Bremen line,
which left NewYork on the 29th of June last touched at
this port to-day.
QUEENsIowE, July 19-The Inman steamship City OF
New-Yorl Captain Roskel, which left New-Hork on the
sd of July arrived this port to-day on the way to Lv
erpOOl.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAX FRANCISCO. July l2.In consequence OF bad
hreat in the "Yellow Jacket" mining stocks are geu-
ersv lower "Yellow Jacket sold today at $780, de-
cline of s7O0 within the past few days. -. s I.
The ships Young America, from New ofh' anu Norno
rant from Liverpool have arrived .,, 49,.
The wheat and flour market is dull ana the nave neen
Wheat sells at q 7OSsl 7li Barley VI 2oGs %; Legal
Tenders. 12i.
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rscApEn EROM IAII..

ROCHESTER, n Y, July 13-James Mcmahon, John
NtoMahon. Charles Range. Edward o'Brien. Lorcasa c.
,,rh and John Kayanagh who were confined in the
IaiI of this County rstnamed for Dgamy and the
others for burglary and robbery escaped therefom as
night and are still at liberty. ..r AL.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
ITALY.

FLORENCE. July 19.--Advices have been received
here from Rome to the effect that the GaIlDa4diah
are menacing the City of Viterbo.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

The German mail steamship Hermann, from South
ampton the I'd Of July the afternoon, and the Inman
steamship City of Paris which left Liverpool at o'clock
on the afternoon OF the and Queenstown the 4h Of
July, arrived at this port Saturday. The German
mail steamer Germana which left Liverpool the sd Of
July arrived here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
CHINA.

LONDON. July 13.-Late kilograms from Foo Chow,
China state that the market for the new crop OF tea
opens fat Prices are down to 1S taes.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July iS.-An agreement has been arrived
at in the House of Commons whereby the Reform
bill will be passed to the third reading on Monday
next.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
PRIISSIA

BERLIN, July liking William is about TO seho
an Envoy to the United States to make new postal
treaty with that Government.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA July l3-The Imperial Government OF
Austria has dispatched Admiral Tegetofl, OF the
navy, to Mexico for the body of the late Archduke
Macmillan The Admiral goes by way of New-f York
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
MOVEMENTS OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.

s,p,ToGA SPRINGS, July 1S.-Chief Justice Chase
and party arrived here last evening ahd Is stopping A
,ha ininn Hotel.
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ROME. June %. 1857.

-t ROME, June 2s 1857.
Tomorrow will occur in Rome the grandest convo-
cation that has taken place during the present
tury. This meeting of the Universal Catholic Church
has convened the representatives of the Catholic
world in greater numbers than ever before appeared
in Rome. The French Roman and Spanish papers
full Of cOnectures concerning the real cause of
the convOcatiOn; but none but the Pope himself can
officially announce the real cause of the grand as
Remblage.
The cause of the present convocaton is ostensibly
TO commemorate the centennial anniversary of the
Inartyrdom OF st. Peter and St Paul who are to be
canOnized tomorrow and beatfed on the LIST of July
Also are to be canOnzed Father Paul of the Cross
already beated and the 900 Japanese martyrs of the
Society of Jesus, martyred, according to Catholic
history, about 200 years ago. IFsH
In commemOration OF the great event which is To
bannen Tomorrow, His Holiness ordered the great
relics of St. Peters and St. Mary Majors, and the
churches of Santa Croce tR Geasdlemme, and St. Pc
ters dd VincWld to be exposed TO the veneraton Of
thefathful ON altar OF these churches respect
fully The great relics of ST. Peters are portion
OF the true cross portion OF the lance the impress
sion of the sacred face the handkerchief OF Neron
lea. The relic Of ST. Mary Majors is The crib
which served as the cradle for the infant hedeemer
The great relic of the Church Of Santa Cr0ce Is Ie
large portion of the true The great reno OF the
Ch1rch of St. Peter ad VincHla is: The chains by
which the apostle was bound IN Jerusalem ana Ia
Rome and which having .been mlraculousy united
together now form one chain
fbe grand illumination of the cupoa OF st. Peter 5,
comes oH tomorrow, and every street IN fome pre-
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THE CoNvoCATIoN AT ROME.

THE GREAT CATHOLIC coNvOcATIoN AND FESTIVAL
cANONIzATION OF ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL-THE
NEW DOGMA OF THE "NFALLIBILITY OF THE
PoPEn-THE GREAT RELICS OF ST. PETER's-THE
GRAND ILLUMINATION AND FEsTIvITY-THE STU
ALTON OF THE POPE.
srom Our Special Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

TRoTrlNG AT DoTY's UNION Park. PoUGIREEPsiE.
From Special Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

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MACMILLAN resOred 10 secure his power III country IN
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