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FROM WASHINGTON.

Boo,h,s Mysterions Letter-Omciai
Coparmnri en OF the Death Of Maxi
uilian-The Kentucky Delegation
Denial.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The Herald's
Washington special says: am inform
ed that one Of the chief points on which
the defence intend to base their plea OF
innocence will be their ability to prove
the contents of Booths mysterious let
ter to the editor of the National lntelll-
pencer of this city. That letter, 1t will
he remembered, never reached the
hands for which it was destined, and its
contents were never laid before the pub
lie. On Monday last Matthews, who
was an actor here on the night OF the
assassination, was before the Judiciary
Committee and there gave testimony
which clears away all the mystery at
tached to the letter which Booth wrote
to the National Intelligencer on that
fatal morning. Matthews testified that
he met Booth, who was on horseback;
that Booth called him and gave him a
letter which he requested Matthews to
leave the next morning at the lntelli-
gencer office, if he, Matthews, learned
of Booths having left town or if any
extraordinary event occurred during the
night.
Matthews took the letter, which was
given him hurriedly and with some
severity of manner, and had no time to
think about the strangeness of the re-
quest. ...
That night, when the excitement
grew to madness, it reminded him OF
the letter, and he went to his room,
opened aud read it.
1t contained statement signed by
Booth, Payne, Atzerott and Harold.
The statement was that they had tried
all in their power to abducG the Presi-
dent but that they had failed,
and they had resolved to sacrifice thelr
lives for the welfare of their country,
and remove by death the President
whom they considered the cause OF all
its woes.
1t will be noticed that Surratt's name
is not signed to the letter, and this
omission the defence intend to use as
proof that he had no knowledge OF or
instrumentality in procuring the assas-
sination.
The Times special says: The State
Department has received official dis
patches from our Consuls Mt Matamoras
and Vera Cruz confirming the death OF
Macmillan on the 18th, but giving nc
details beyond those already known.
Tie Tribune's special says: The Ken
lucky delegation now think they will
all be admitted on Monday, as they as
sert no acts can be named against them
which will be considered allowable by
the Election committee.
The Times special denies the report
that q majority of the Judiciary COM
mittee have been secured in favor OF
impeachment, by the detection of Mr.
Woodbridge, of Vermont.
The Tribune's special says: 1t is re-
ported that Woodbridge, of Vermont,
has become in favor Of impeachment,
thus giving a majority of the Judiciary
committee, and the Times denies the
report.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
rs. a,h Of July in Paris, Berlin, sief
mn, Brussels md Rome

IT,. a,h of July in Paris, Berlin, Vien'
nm, Brussels and Rome
New YORK, July 6.-The following are
the Herald specials: ,,;o
PARIS, July 4.-The American puHl ao
fete which was arranged to take place
in the Bots de Palogue to-day IN hon1r
of the national anniversary was ae-
;onrned on receipt OF the news OF MAXI
w;l;an,s death. The day was celebra-
tad however with brilliant banquet
s;ven in the grand hotel. Two hundred
and City ladies and gentlemen were
present. James Miliken, of Philadel-
phis, presided. :.
BERLIN, July 4.-The Americans in
the Prussian capitol observed the 4th OF
July by meeting at the festive board
and discussing good dinner gwen ~
the Hotel de Rome. The Hon. L. o
Fay, presided.
VIENNA, July 4.-The Hon. Mr.. Mot
lev. ex-Minister of the United States to
the Austrian Court, having left this city
for Switzerland, General Post, United
States Consul, presided at q fine Fourth
of July dinner, at which the most mar
monious 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. D.
Sanford, United States Minister to the
Kings Court. The Minister'S residence
was illuminated in fine style ana sew
eral other houses were decorated WIFE
American flags. ~ III,
ROME, July 4.-The Hon. Ruins W.
King. United States Minister to the
Pontifical States, being absent from
Rome, there was no public celebration
of the day in the city.
LONDON, July 4.-The Fourth OF July
was appropriately observed by the
American residents. A dinner was given
at the Lingham Hotel to which a select
party were invited and a grand recep,,
ton given to tho guests. The United
States Minister was present and made
an appropriate and patriotic speech.
BERNIE, July 4.-The United States
Minister was absent from Berne on the
4th. The Fourth of July banquet was
a fine affair, which was given in the
Schweizer's Hotel, in Luzerne.
LISBON, July 4.-Admiral Goldsber.
ough, in command of the United States
Squadron, having gone to Cherbourg
France, with his flagship, the 4th OF
July was celebrated in good style by
the United States steamer Levatora
which remains here.
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senior Romero and General E.cobedo

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Senor Rome
TO, the Mexican Minister, does not be
lieve that General Escobedo ever sait
or used such words as have been at
tributed to him in regard to making
terror the order of the day, and his de
sire to see split the blood of foreigners
residing in Mexico.
Senior Romero feels certain that Gen
sral Eseobedo could not have expressed
such sentiments, and he believes that
the reports are fabricated by ill-inten
toned persons, with view to injurt
the Mexican cause. He says there ART
persons in Brownsville, Texas, who
have been engaged in this kind OF bust
ness.
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Cineisnati nIarkc. o,

CINCINNATIi July q. -
\ FLOUR-Unchanged; the demand is
light; family II 5Oal2 90 and fancy 1850
ala 90. ss1a
WHEAT-Dull; new offered freely, to
arrive, at 2 IS but no buyers only to
meet present wants.
TCOfTON-Firm demand at S3a4 for
prime sacked and not much offering. !
OATS-Scarce.
RYE-Scarce; sales at 20.
WHISKY-Steady in bond.
MESS PORK-Closed buoyant; sales
at 81 so, though holders now ask % 90,
though there Is ademand here from the
South.
BACON-9ia9s for shoulders; III for
sides, and l2A for clear sides, but !
higher generally asked. III Sfs#
HAMS-Firm and hard to buy, at IL
for sugar cured aud Is for common.t =
LARD-Dull; sales POO tierces at III
sUGAR-Firm at l5i for raw. and LII
for hard refined.
COFFEE-Firm at25a25.
Observation-Disclosures Western he
serve; 17als; common grades dull at
11a13.
CHEESE-Dull at 12al3 for Western
Reserve.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at l 42al A.
EGGS-Dull at Is.
GOLD 3Sal 3Si buying. .F Z
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New Orleans News,

NEW YORK, July THE Herald's
New Orleans special says: Late advices
from Juarez' headquarters state that
Juarez will convoke Congress at the
Capital, into whose hands he will de-
liver the government, and tender his
resignation. .......-..r...,,....
New Orleans was much excited over
the rumor that General Sheridan had
removed many members of the City
Council.
1t is pretty we'll established that an
order has been prepared, but the Gener
al has changed his mind and decided tc
await the legislation of Congress.
Governor Flanders was to leave last
night for Washington.
The reported abstraction OF S3OO, OOt
worth of Louisiana trust bonds was un
der investigation.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches,
FROM NASHVILLE.
Shooting ARRAY Mt n Political C aiI.
ering-Oue Man Killed and n Large
Number Wounded.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 7.-Johr
Trimble, candidate for Congress, and
two Radical candidates for the State
Legislature had an appointment to
speak at Franklin, Williamson county.
yesterday.
A large number of persons, white and
black, attended. Among the latter
were members of a loyal league, about
80 In number, who paraded the streets
in regalia with bands of music and arm.
ed, occasionally firing n salute.
The candidates were heard without
interruption. The speaking ceased
about half-past four. subsequently,
however, Trimble, when not present,
was denounced on the public square,
and one Of the Legislature candidates
was badgered for something he had said.
Much excitement arose. SYMPTOMS
of ill-feeling between the whites and
the cOlOred league. The leaguers re-
tired in bad humor to a grove, where
they were followed by son of DIR.
CHfie, who, in q cOnciliatory address,
ADVISED them to dispense. They agreed
10 TINS, and marched back to their hall.
y TINS time night had ensued, and,
aiter slowing away their regalia, &C.,
they LETT the hall and returned to the
PuDhc square, when a collision imme-
diately occurred. tits alleged that they
Were tired on by a party of whites and
colored Conservatives. Coly. a livery
stable keeper, firing the first shot. The
hre was instantly returned. The affaiS
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BaI,imore Cattle Market.

bALTIMORE, July -.
CArrLE-The offerings at the scales
during the past week amounted to lS26
head, against 700 last week. Of the
number offered 425 head came from
Ohio and 40 from West Virginia, over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad; rs
from Chicago, over the Northern Central
railroad; IS from Rockingham county
and II from Hamshire county, Virginia,
on foot. OF the receipts, l75head were
taken for Philadelphia, 25 to the Gov.
eminent agent, 154 left over unsold, and
the balance taken by Baltimore butch
ers. Prices on Wednesday ranged as
follows; old cows and scalawags at 4 20
as 90; common to fair beef cattle o 50a
Z 90; good Z SOFAS 90, and extra 25as 5O
per 100 lbs, but few atthe latter price
SHEEP-The supply this week was
light, put prices are without change.
Sales of old sheep at 4ia5tc per ID gross
Lambs sre selling at 3 OOa3 IS per head.
HoGs-Supply rather light, but with
moderate demand. Prices are unchang-
ed; sales at 9 OOa9 so per 100 lbs net.
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From St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July Ga Topeka, Kansas,
special says: The Usage Indians have
left their reservation in the southern
part of the State in regular war-like
style, and their picksts are allowing no
whites to approach their camp. Little
Bear, chief of the Little Usage, says
their agent, Snow, is never with them,
and attributes the present difficulties
in the tribe to him. Little Bear refused
to go to the plains with his band and
has no control of them. They said they
we're going to hunt buffalo, but they
stole eighty horses, and Brigadier Gen
eral Kelly, of the militia, who reports
the above, believes they are on the wal
path. s-,
Governor Crawford has written long
letter to Senator Ross on the subject OF
Indian affairs in Kansas, in which he
says Outrages will probably cease for a
week or two, rs the Indians who have
been committing them are to meet Col
Leavenworth and Major Wynkoop at
Salt Plains, in the southern part of the
State, to receive annuities, but as soon
as they received these goods they will
return to robbing and numbering.
The Governor deprecates the peace
commission plan. He says war is the
only way to settle the troubles, and
charges some of the Indian Agents with
gross Misrepresentation in stating the
Indians are quiet and peaceable whe2
it is q notorious fact that they are MUIR
dering and scalping whites wherever
found.
The Governor further says FIVE thou
sand persons have been killed in the
past year, and declares that if Congress
will not protect the citizens and pre-
vent blockadeIof the road of travel, he
will take matters in his own hands.
Omaha dispatches say that several
steamers Oh the Upper Missouri have
been attacked by Indians and five OF
six men killed.
Wyandotte, Kansas, dispatches say
Thomas Parker, contractor for the Kan
sas Pacific railroad, reports six attacks
by Indians on the railroad laborers
west of Fort Harker, within ten days,
the last one at Wilson's Station on Mon
day. A white settlement on the Null
berry tributary of the Salina river had
been attacked and the settlers driven
away. Two women were killed and
two young girls taken captives.
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FROM NEW YORK.
A Protest-Organizatio Of the Mill
tia in Canada.

NEW YORK, July 6.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: Eminent
jurors in New Orleans have forwarded
a joint opinion to President johnson
urging that the issue of bonds for levee
repairs by Governor Flanders is illegit-
innate. 1t is sent out as protest from
Ex-Governor Wells against the assump-
ton of his office by Flanders.
The Herald's Ottawa special says: 1t
is reported that 250,O 900 men of the mil
tia are to be organized and drilled.
This now comes into Mr.. Carter's de-
partment. The real object for this is to
create and gain support for the Gov
eminent, while the alleged object is to
have force to meet the Fenians, main
tain order, &c. The force is too large
for the alleged object, and too small to
cope with the order in the United
States. The scheme is therefore an ex-
travagant absurdity.
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Chicago Market.

SHlCAGO, Juiyo.
Flour-Fresh ground held firm at
full prices; old heavy and prices nom-
inal. Wheat quiet, but firm at III.
Corn firm at about IS. Oats firmer at
SASH. Rye nominal at 97a9e. Barley
neglected. Pork quiet and steady.
Lard duh at l03alli. Bulk Meats firm
ly held; shoulders 8; rough sides 10;
clear III.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l


LONDON, July 6, Noon.-Consols 94i
u. 8. bonds 70; Illinois Central 79t;
Erie 49,.
Minister Adams has succeeded in his
efforts with the British Government IN
restoring the liberty of the convicted
Fenian Condor. He has been ses iree
and will shortly sail for America.
LIVERPOOL, July 6, $3.50 P. Motion
sales were 10000 bales middling uplands
at 1ss Cd. Barley g sd; Peas 81. Pro ,et.
vision-Pork 75s; beef 1865; bacon 46s;
Lrd a7s sd. Petroleum-Reined l2s I'd,
Tailow AS Cd. Clover seed ass.
LONDON, July 6, $50 P. M.-Sugar 2o'
Cd. Linseed oil cal. Sperm oil Eli.
PARIS, July Cit is reported thai
Napoleon has concluded to disarm 34,OO'
men of the French army.
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New York Ifen1a.

New YORK, June There are no
cases of contagious fever on the hos
pital ships in the lower bay, and there
has been only one death at the quaran-
tine during the present year.
Superintendent Kennedy has issued
an order forbidding transportation OF
liquor through the Metropolitan dis
trict on Sundays. .
An Ottawa dispatch says the militia
bill will be the first measure laid before
the Federal Legislature. The Govern.
ment will have majority of sixty five
votes in the Federal House.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

L. published every Friday. lp contents will he
mado up OF all Important news Oi the week,
telegraphic reports transactions In the Markets,
Agricultural Column, special correspondent
from all parts Of the STATE choice literary and
poetical selections, aud a large amount Of carr
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable Ia
all classes Of the community. In short the
WEEKLY REGISTER win cOntlnus 10 he tbs
best Family Newspaper sDsr pubtished iH .hu
Stats. ..a
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AFi,Iibusteriup Expedit,ou

NEW YORK, June 6.-The Herald s
New Orleans special says there is no
truth in the report that Maximilian's
remains are lying at the South West
Pass.
A fillibustering fever, with the watch
word "On to Mexico" prevails here in
all circles. Confederates and Federals
partake of it alike, and at the anniver-
sary dinner at the st. Charles, ex-Gov-
ernor Weller, of California, gave as a
sentiment, "The halls of the Montezu-
mas" and it was responded to with APP
plause.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

New YORK, July 6.
COTTON-Firm but quiet; sales $50
bales ut 26a26l for middling uplariIls.
FLOUR-Receipts 1899 barrels; mar
ket rather more steady and better de-
mand; sales 600 superfine State and
Western Mt s 20aS 65; extra western,
10 O0all 65; choice do, 70aS rs; ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio,
10 0Oal2 %; trade brands, 25all OO;
spring st. Louis, II GOALS SO. Rye
-four, sales $50 barrels ut 6 25aS Is.
WHISKY-Steady;s sales 400 barrels
western in bond at 3Sa4O.
WHEAT-A shade tirmer; sales $4,000
bushels at 2 90 for No. 2. Chicago; = 20
for No. 2 Milwaukee; S5a2 Sc for white
California; 3 90 for new amber.
RYE-Firmer; sales 700 bushels west
ern at IS.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Nolninal.
CORN-Receipts 1880 bushels; mar
ket la2c lower for un sound and a shade
firmer for sound, closing dull and heavy;
sales 1890 bushels at W for new
mixed western; % for choide do, and
S5a1 03 for unsound do.
OATS Receipts $3.50 bushels; 1a2c
bitter; sales 9400 bushels at 70 for I'M.
sound western; 74a75 for sound do; 90.
a86 for State in store, and S6as7 for
Ohio.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Firm; sales 100 hogheads at
III for Cuba and l24 for Porto Rico.
MOLASSES-Heavy; Cuba 46.
PETROLEUM-Dull at about pre-
vious prices.
WOOL-No decided change; sales
100000 pounds at 45a46 for domestic
fleece; GAGS for pulled.
LEATHER-SOle in fair demand.
COAL-Foreign nominal; domestic
quiet.
PORK-Firmer; sales $3.50 bbls at
81 80 for new mess; market closing at
81 rs cash; 20 rs for old mess; Ia 50alS75
for prime; 81 OOa21 25 for prime mess; also
$50 bbls Of mess for seller, August, at
90 Is.
BEEF-Firm; sales $50 bbls; unchang-
ed.
HAMS-Unchanged.
BACON-Firm at 2 25; 10a for Cum
berland cut; III for. long rib; l1ta1ls for
short rib.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales 300 pack
ages at Sla9t.
SHOULDERS-l2a13t. .t.
LARD-Drooping; sales $50 bbls at
11tal2i for new.
BUTTER-Steady.
CHEESE-Firm.
LATEST Markell NJ.
FLOUR-Closed steady for fresh
ground, and dull and heavy for old,
some export demand for the latter.
WHEAT-More active; new spring at
l 95a2 %; No. spring 2 3la2 43. u.
RYE-Firmer; western 35al 40.
OATS-Western at rs and Ohio at sc
a57.
CORN-Dull; | 06a1 o. for good to
prime new mixed western.
PORK -Firmer; sales of 1000 barrels
mess at 81 Is, cash and regular, closing
at 81 81.
BEEF-Quiet and firm with light
CUT MEATs-with moderate in
quiry.
BACON-Quiet at lOs for Cumber-
land cut; III for long rib and III for
short rib.
LARD-Dull and dropping; 12sal4
fol fair to prime steam and 12s for kettle
rendered ..
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From Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, July Cit is ascer.
tanned from headquarters here that the
statement in the Savannah papers that
the Board of Registration had received
orders to register all who would take
the oath is wholly untrue. The law
and the printed inst from Cen
eral Pope are the only instructions is
sued to the Board of Registration.
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From Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, July 6.-By o vote of
the Chamber of Commerce to-day the
question of calling o National Conven-
ton of the Boards Of Trade TO consider
the GENITAL system and other matters,
was laid on the table.
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THE REGIS Err

win strive to make tho popular mind wiser By
conviction, rather than siavish by dictaton, and
viii labor to disseminate only such views upon
current questions as bear the stamp OF reason
and the seal OF truth. Nts
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TIE TRI-WEEKLY

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

NEW YORK, July z.
Gold opened at 1891 and closed at 1881
a139. ,o,
Quicksilver 3lia32; Mariposa l0ti
Northwestern 46sa46s; Pacific Mail l4la
l4l5; Atlantic l07al07t; New York Cen
trail iO5s; Erie 63sa63i; Hudson l09ia
ITO; Reading lO6ia1O6!; Michigan Cen
trail llOsall0l; Michigan Southern s4a
s14: Illinois Central 122a122i; Pitts
burg s7las7i; Toledo 1219a122; Rock
Island and Pacific 97t; Northwestern
45fa46; do preferred 67sa77f; Fort
Wayne 1OOsal0O5; Wabash 5l4a52; st
Paul CAT; do preferred 64ia65.
Border State bonds firm.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFA;,e, July 6.
Flour more active; western spring
9 5Oa1l 25. Wheat-White Canada2 10;
No. 2 Milwaukee, car lots, 2 ~. Corn
80 for No. l; 80 tor mixed; Others quiet
and nominal.
Frcights-15 for corn and st for oats
to New York.
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and being q vegetable preparation Is perfectly
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Upwards Of 30, 900 bottles were sold during the
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Price only IS cents. Sent by mail postpaid, on
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