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shipment OF tsa for Now York getting ready and
would sail in a few days.
In the Suratt trial yesterday DR. Mcmillan was closely
by tho prisoners counsel but his owl
dencs shaken st. Marie, the Papal zouave who
discovered surratt in Rome, on the witness stand
and testified tina. Surratt had said that he left washing
the night OF tho assassination Judge Fisher was
still very unwell, and the court adjourned earlier than
usual After the adjournment MI Bradley grossly In
suited the Judge aud threatened to thrash him, and
they were about coming to blows when Marshal Phil.
lips and others inerposed and separated them.
The Constitutional Union Of Washington City. the Or
gan OF the administration says that whether there is
quorum present or not, the Judiciary Committee arc
determined to have the President mpeached even IL
is necessary to compel the attendance OF members
No doubt entertained Of the presence Of Congress
sona quorum At the national capital this morning Tho
session, it is said, will be a short one
The Antietam National Cemetery Committee have
determined to invite the President Cabinet Congress-
the Governors and Legislatures Of States and prominent
members Of the army and navy assist at the dedica-
ton.
The United States Consul at Palermo reports that the
cholera is raging ia of the provinces Of SICILY at
which American vessels frequently touch for ballast
young freedman In Charleston has applied to sscre
tary stanton for appointmeat cadet West Point
from South Carolina.
General Sckes' order closing barrooms enforced
in Charleston yesterday.
The correct list of the Ministry OF tho Dominion
OF Canada is published this morning Tho Governors OF
the different provinces will be Immediately in al
their respective capitals
The government appears to be in fair way OF adding
to her territorial possessions by the right of disc
well AS purchase One Of the vessels which went in
search OF the newly discovered island in the Pacific
turned to san Francisco Sunday and sailed Mon
day with extra complement OF hands. NO report
made by tho captain, but these movements suggest
probability of some rich discoveries having been made
The City Comptroller at New Orleans has refused to
pay The municipal officers appointed by Governor
Flanders who is himself appoinee OF General Sher
dan He takes this step in accordance with his view OF
Attorney General Stanbery's opinion
A New Orleans newspaper has Information that Prcs
dent Johnson Marshall o. Roberts and Santa Anna have
formed copartnership ousl Juarez take possession
OF Mexico and distribute all the railroad and canal iran
cnises that NAV by that remain that distracted
country
In the distribution Of the half million dollars appro
praed for the expenses of reconstruction General She
dams estimate than double tha. of any other
commander.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN BOSTON.

Bosros. July, "a Il NJ.
boiler connected with an engine boisling cosl from
the hold OF schooaer at the Boston Gas Conpar0's
wharf yesterday AFTERNOON exploded with fearisl force.
sending fragments sixty fec. the ef and throwing
the engineer, Mr.. W. II. Dalton, q numbsr Of feet
ngansi pile OF coal, and severely inurng him. Cap
tain Sutherland. Of the brig r. II. Odlon OF Pictoa,
Nova Scotia. was also badly scaded.
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Fuir Dealing.

The Erening Post copies from the HERALD
the special report Of Napoleon's speech at the
Paris Exhibition, tclegraphed to us by The
cable, and gives us credit for il. This is an
example of honesty which we would recon-
mend 10 the attention of our contemporaries
unnniallu.
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the NEWLY pscOytMp ISLAND IN THE Pacific.

slN FpAvclscc, CAL. July !, 1867.
The schooner Caroline Mills Of the vessels which
wen, In search OF the reported new sland fourteen
hundred miles west Of this port returned YESTERDAY
with portion al the crew and engaged an extra lags
crew and sailed Again to-day As the captain made no
manner OF report and sailed under hshing license -
considered roo positive that he found the ISLAND ana
s9melbsag valuable on H.
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suggestive of discomfort to that disinterested
patriot and diplomatist We expect to have
plenty more of these disclosures before the
trial is over. Possibly they may disturb the
tranquility ofsome of our New York politicians
and journalists.
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rv,pssrc,. and Varieties.

Grimm & Chrisiy's Mnstres gave the great Black
Crook burlesque al the Fifth Avenue Opera House last
night; Hooley brought on, the original Buf'io boys
six star comedians and other wonders, in Brooklyn
and Buier display attractive aud varied programme
Al his inlmable American theatre The other osiab.
ushneuts Of this kind are clvsed for the summer
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sENTENCe aF A MuADERsR.

CHICAGO, July q 1887.
The trial % Chauncey Pare at La Porle, Ind, for
the murder OF his we and her mother al Valparaiso
last winter concluded today and the jury returned
verdict Of guilty, sentencing him TO the fenicnary
far
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ARRIVAL Or rue JAVA At BOSTON.

BosroS July 1867.
The steamer Java from Liverpool the 22d ut, aud
Queenstown on The zsd arrived at half past ten O'Clock
this evening"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tho execution Of the unfortunate Prince Maximilan
Ss confirmed and the details furnished this morning
IN a manner and from that leave no doubt OF
sher truth The less than the report OF
Escobedo and private letters Of Jusroz Mramon and
Neja suffered with their chief The three were con-
dsmnsd on the 1&.h OF June, the sentence was con-
frmed at headq the 15th and the leth was
designated as tho day Of execution. Three dsys
OF grace were finally granted after the first
hour nxed had passed, TO permit MaSmilisn
10 settle up his worldly a1airs and the 18th The
aripie execution took place. The Emperor was sho,
With his face TO the front, the Mencans the back
Maxmihan's las, words were :" Poor carO,ia" Among
mis- papers was found will designating Louis Ia Cunrs
~nd Maruuez a. agents Of the empire in the Of his
eab The Prussian Minister had protested against the
exeoutou but President Juaroz returned answer that
axmilian could DO pardoncd consistently with the
sr.a, considerations OF justice aud the necessity of in
sunnv the future peace OF the country When the exc
cuton had taken place the prussan and British Ministers
both made preparations for leaving the country.
Private intelligence from Colombia 20 the 10Th ofJune
states that hosquea had been captured Bogota and
his principal general was 10 command OF his foroes
with his capture the revolution was supposed TO bs o.
bn end
/ Advices from Yokohama, Japan, are TO hand up 70
nuae l. N0,hips Of interest had sranspirsd heavy
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THEATRE FRANCAIS. Fourteenth street and Sixth
ARABs IN THxIR wosDERruL PERFORMANCES.
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ACADEMY or MUSIC. Irving piace.-rnr rMrrRIAI
TR0UP. JAPANESE ARrlsrs IN IHEiR WONDERFUL FLArs.
Matinee at Two O'Clock.
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BANvARD'S NEW YORK MUSEUM. broadway an
Thtrt;ch street, AuBIaCIsrE; THk fosrtLttos
B0SsFvIrLg Matinee at Two O'Clock
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue. Fifty eighth and
Ffty.ninth streets-rHEopoHE THOMAS POPULAR GARDEN
COsCERrs, 3 o Clock l.. II.
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wORRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE oppo-
tie New York Hotel-ARRAH PoGUs-IRisH LION.
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BUrLER'S AMERICAN THEATRE, 472 Broadway. -
RALLrT. FARCE, PAEToMIME. BURLEsours, ETHIOPIAN,
CONC AND SENTIMENTAL NocALIsss, &crhNirAToN; or,
IR.sI EMIGRANr
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NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY sls broadway -
HFAp ANp RIGHT Arm PRoRsT-Tm NAsHIscroN
rwrss-woNDERs NATURAL llsroRY, scuEycf AID ARR
LECTURES DAILY Opep from a. NJ. lii l0P "A.
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BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE, No. 6eo Broadway --TaE
GsoReIA MiNsTRELs IN THEIR PEcULIARIriss.
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NEW YORK ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 1888 Broadway
PROFEssOR LoUGRFNIA ANmDExtRRoUs fREsrIDIGlrA.
veuR-GlBs's SrRREoPTIcoS
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HOoLEY' OPERA HOUSE BrooSlyn.-EruorrAN Mty-
sTerIsy. BALLADS BrEtlsQUEs FAST SAFETY
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos . and West
rwepty.fourth sreet-GRIrrfN \ CHuIsTYs MNsrBgLS- -
FrHioriAN hrNsrsrLsY, BALLADS, BURLEsouEs, &c-THS
ii. NEnOL.
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AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway, Broome
street.-0INKR Twsr.
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BowERy THEATRE. Bowery-MAzsrrA
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'.'a" TELEeRAMS. &c. e a9.ss.1J
Details of the 9reat [ fire At Yok koham a Japau

DetaHs OF me great fire at Yokohama, Japan,
state that thirty five bodies had been re-
covered, and the number was hourly increas.
Ing. Many pei sons were crushed 70 death by
tie crowd. DetachUents OF British sailors.
who were landed to save property, became in.
toxieated. ana engaged In I, discriminate rob-
berry and pfliaee. The archives Of the U. 3
consulate were destroyed by fire The peo-
pie were suffering for food, there being a great
scarcity of rice. The Government had, how
ever. removed the monopoly on its ssIs and
allowed foreign merchants 70 sell directly to
cons umers. 7li % .s.sst.. n II 4 I11''.'. =.
a letter from Hardysville, Arizona, COM
plans bitterly OF the depredations committed
by the Apache Indians in the northern part of
mat Territory. and the northern part of Arizo-
ma will hereafter be better projected, several
com mpanies OF the Fortieth United States Infan.
Try, VINO arrived from the East by the last
steamer, having been assigned the duty Of
guarding the United States mail routes to Ari-
Zona. -.tsgr.. ... r.s . .
A San Francisco despatch says Shangha
advices to November 3 report the victory Of
Manking, who took the field in person to
crush out the ShawtuRg rebels. Three eepa-
rate bodies OF European troops were marching
against the rebels, but foreigners did not en-
tertain any hope OF success.
There is still much doubt and uncertainty
as TO the Maryland Senatorial question. Gov
ernor swans friends are confident whilst
many Eastern Shore members stoutly protest
against surrendering their rights to have some
one selected from their section.
joint resolution will be introduced in the
Illinois General Assembly at an early day of
the session, against the currency cor traction
policy OF Secretary McCulloch. The Sena.
terial canvass is hotly carried on, but Judge
Trumbull will undoubtedly be Reelected.
The long contested case between ST. Paul
minnesota, and the butchers has been decided
In favor OF the city, which had imposed a Ii
cense OF 5000 per year on all meat markets
outside the market house ....
The Hon. Lyman Tremaine has Withdrawn
from the canvass for United States Senator
from New York, and will cast his whole in
huence in favor Of Hon. Roscoe Conkling.
Advices from Turks Island Of December
10Th state: "a report has Just reached this
place from Cape Hayi that President Geffard
has been poisoned" ,.....- ~.
An attempt was made Saturday to fire the
St. Charles theatre in New Orleans, but was
discovered In time to prevent any serious
damage. .rr.. .Et'
The war in Southern Japan was stopped by
the Mikado. The new Tycoon fayors carrvin1
out faithfully the treaties with foreigners
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- oysters are scarce In Richmond.
Trichine has been discovered in a hoe
butchered at Littleton. N. H.. last week
SThere are more than q hundred miles of
good sieighing in the streets Of Boston
- "A negro woman in Austin, mother OF ten
children, sues . white man for breach OF prom
ise. --- --.---
IDuring the month of December Cos am.
igrdnS arrived a Castle Garden. The larser
number sailed from Liverpool. a 30
g. An inhuman mother in Macon placed her
newborn infant ON q railroad track, tg8-F-
eSLots Of OIL property IN Pennsylvanis is
being knocked on under the hammer.
1.-THE Cansdiap people ought to be happy.
money is plentiful, with silver at ~ per
cent. discount"
- Braxton Bragg is In New Orleans, for the
fret time since the slate IN pieassntness
~Accopnts from Alexandra state that
during the hrst ten days afesr his imprisoa-
ment. Surratt had not asked the cAnse Of hse
arrest. . -.....f -. 49,. -. :. :
sICaiifornia is supplied with oysters frem
Shoalwater Bay, on the Colum bia river.
each received quart Of beer a. . Cnrisemas
~The business world inst now 10 dpvidet,
into two Glasses, men with dividends IN their
pockets and mea without them. FalsAT'
: ga woman In Michigan met her DEAN nv
jumping from train OF care while they were
running at rate OF forty miles per hour.
ga black girl at Shelbyville. Indians. has
commenced asuit against q white man for
breach OF promise Of marriage and ssd ucson.
~Numerous newspaper publishers on the
let OF January omitted % put the 0Kure in
the place Of the old g.
~It IL rsported that General Sheridan 10
about 70 lead 20 the altar one OF LeuisIana'e
fairess daughters. ~ . -...'t.'
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whereupon the yeas and nays were called,
and no Quorum voting, the Senate adjourned
Horsk.-Yestsrday after ernoon, the lmpeaeh.
ment resolution introduced by Mr.. Ashley,
having been passed by the vote given else.
Mr.. MeCIurg (Mo J offered a resolution in
sIuctng the judiciary Committee 10 inquire
into the constitutionality and expediency OF
loyal overs ofslavee who were enlisted into
the service of the United States during the
war: which was adopted.
Mr.. Cobb Wis reported a bill to repeal the
1862. -
Mr. Loan (Mo) offered the following reso-
luton, upon which he demanded the previous
RssoIrsd, That for the purpose OF securing
the n uis Of the victories gained on the part OF
the Republic during the late war, waged by
rebels and traitors against the life of the ma
uon, and OF giving effect to the will of the peo-
pie, as expressed At the polls during the re-
cent elections, by majorities numb bering in the
aggregate more than 100000 votes. il is the i'm
psIanve duty OF the Thirty ninth C1ngress to
complish the following obiects:-1st The i'm :
peachment OF the officer now exercising the
functions pertaining 10 the Office Of the Presi-
removal from said ofiice, upon his conviction
IN due form Of law, OF the high crimes and
misdemeanors Of which he is manifestly and
VIGOROUSLY guilty, and which render it unsafe
he has unlawfully assumed; ID. To provide
for the faithful and efficient administration of
the executive department OF the Government,
within the limits prescribed by law; Sd. To
prescribe effective means to immediately re-
organize civil governments in those States
lately in rebellion. excepting Tennessee, and
lot restoring them 70 their practical relations
with the Government upon a basis Of loyalty
and justice; and 10 this end, 4th. To secure, by
the direct Intervention of Federal authority,
the right of franchise alike, without regard to
color, to all classes OF loyal citizens residing
within those sections of the Republic whick
were lately in rebellisn
The Speaker declared the resolution TO be
referred to the Joint Committee on Recon
struction. -. Il
Mr.. kelso (Mo.) offered a resolution In the
same language as that previously offered by
Mr.. Loan, except that the third clause was
omitted. --. ...
The Speaker then announced that the morn.
ing hour having expired, the resolution would
60 over until next Monday.
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DANCING ACADEMY, a
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Opposite Metropolitan Hetel
rev Glasses Tor ming every evening Thosa d.
siiine to enter our classes should avail them.
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Desires 10 return his thanks for the liberal a
patronage bestowed upon him during past
seasons, and at the same time invites his HA
friends 30 visit his store and ins psoS his new VT
and choice selection Of goods, which be has -.
Just purchased for the Fall and Winter Trade.
Mf. r HABDON. his associ ate, continues TO give
his constant attention TO the style and general
sppearAnce Of all garments made at the estab.
nstment. t-
The best work and moderate charges Is our
mstto. -.-F 4 20. de S-lm.
j. ssoss::eT 3 = =; LEGION , os.,.saa
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362 PeansyivanIs sseaus.
my III ...7.-' !, Washington. d. O.