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MEXICO.
The American Cossu ~ We're Cruz -vho
Querstaro ExscutioAs-GsneraIN News.


By cuba LdbIe.
HAVANA, July 1.-THE following is addi-
tionsl by the French mail steamer France,
which arrived here yesterday, from Vera Cruz,
with dates to the 18th instant
The American Consul at Vera Cruz, Mr.. Saul
nier, has arrived in the France, and will sail for
New York on saturday next by the steamer
Columbia.
Government had ordered the dem olition of a
chapel IN which the funeral ceremonies on the
anniversary OF Maximiiau's execution had
been celebrated. The Monitor asserts that this
would not have taken place had there not been
so much oslentation about the ceremonies on
the anniversary of the Queretaro executions.
General j. G. Ortega had been removed to the
conn on Jail at Monterey under strong guarl.
The work on the Chalco and City of Mexico
Railway had been suspended, o wing to heavy
6r es having been imposed on the Company for
violation of the revenue laws, in not duly
stamping the issues of stock. General Alatorre
had several conferences with the leading rebels
of the State of Puebla, but could come to no
agreement with them. His troops had advanced
as far as Tescultar, but the insurgents were
preparing for desperate campaign in the
Sierra.
Merchants were much alarmed by the action
of some of the State Governments in imposing
heavy duties on the export of specie.
General Beirozabal had been elected to the
National Congress.
The Society of Patriots have elected Juarez
President of their organization.
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Missouri Republican Convention.

JEFFERSON CITY, July l6.-The seventh reso-
luton adopted by the Convention strongly
insists upon the most economical administration
of he State government, and earnestly recon.
mends the greatest care and circum spection in
nominations for public office of men of esta-
blithed character and honesty.
The Convention renominated Colonel McClurg,
present representative in Congress from the
Fifth District, tor Governor, on the 6rst ballot,
and Mr., stannard, prominent miller and -four
merchant of St. Louis, for Lieutenant Governor
on the second ballot.
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FROM ENGLAND.
Young Royalty Visits Ad mirnI EarraRut
-sho Admiral Visits the Queen.
By Atlantic Gable.

I5U dLIUHUc CUUI6
LONDON, July Hills Royal Highness the
Prince of Wales, accompanied by his Royal
HIghness Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh
visited the United States fleet, anchored at
Cowes under command of Admiral Farragut,
last Tuesday, and were received with the honors
due 10 their station aud rank. Yesterday Ad-
miral Farragut left his flagship, the Franklin,
and boarded the British frigate Galatea and,
after round of inspection of the vessel. .lunched
with the Duke of Edinburgh, her commander.
Taking leave of the Galatea, officers and men,
the American vessel proceeded, by request to
Osborne House and paid a visit to her Majesty,
Queen Victoria. Admiral Farragut will take
the United States vessels, now in the Solent, to
the East at an early day.
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Earthquake Waves on the Pacific.

The San Francisco But etin says: AN earth.
quake wave which followed the recent eruption
in the Sandwich Islands was transmitted TO this
coast and TecOIoed on the Government self
registering tide gauges at san Francisco and
Astoria in about i've hours. On the 23d OF
December, 1854, similar wave was transmitted
fIom the coast OF japan to the Golden Gate In
IL hours and 38 minutes. 1t will be recollected
the Russian frga Diana in the port OF Simoda
and great loss OF life. These facts, which are
derived from the best authority, convey very
impressive idea of the tremendous po Ter
required to disturb the whole BODY of an ocean,
for distance of from 5000 to 5000 miles, by a
movement distinct from its ordinary tidal SWING.
1t Will be seen that the revulson of the great
tidal wave at Hawaii reached the coast, distant
over 1000 miles, in Eve hours, and was observed
along stretch OF shore over Is geographical
degrees in lepgth.n
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Foreign Exchange On Loudon:-3 days, lI0E
@l10}; bv days, lI04C0llO}. On Paris:-60 DAYS,
81. lt@6I. l23; days, 81. 12a05t 1Os.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke a Co. quote Govern
ment securities. etc.. as ITO VS. U. S. 6s. Of
1881, 1l3&@ll4; old 20,, ll461 144; new 5 EOS,
1864 llO4@lll; DO. 1865, ILL., ll0oll2: 5-2Os July,
l09@l09l; do, 1867, l09l01O9l; do, 1868 1893
@lO95; lo-4Os, 1889 1854; 7'3Os. JalV, 1000 k9&
Gold, 1929.
-Messrs. De Haven Brother No. 40 South
Third street, reporl the following rates of ex-
change today AT P. NJ: = L. s. s. OF 1881 ll3s
OLA; do: 1852, IA Sll44; do. 1864, llO4 "a
III: do, 1865. lllI9ll2a; do. ls6b new. IO9iM
1893; do, 1867. new, 1893 1893; do, 1868, 1909
@lO9S; do, IS, 10 4O, 1919 DlOst, do. 1905,
July llsbMl09t; Due c. mpouuu Interes, Notes
ll9l; Aneus,, 1865 llst a l1s4 d.. septem ber'
isSS; noSS lis@nsE; do: October 1865, 1l7a@ns.
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"A fellow in London has discovered that the
great increase of lunaoy is due to small doses
OF strychnine given by bakers and grOcers in
their provisions. He has evidently taken a
dose or two.
Robert Houdin, the ex-magiciau, made all
the machinery for the new play, La Czarine,
in Paris, where the autOmaton chess player Is
introduced.
-PlOn-PlOn was snubbed by little King
Louis, OF Bavaria, who went out hunting and
le his guest to find hotel for himself.
The new drop curtain at Pixies Opera
House is " represent the landing Of Columbus.
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Removal of Confederate Deat

sANDUsKY, Ohio, July 1.-THE War Depart
ment has ordered the immediate removal OF two
hundred Confederate officers, who died and were
buried on Johnson's Island, while prisoners of
war, to the Catholic cemetery here. Tue removal
will commence on Monday next, under the
direction of Government agents.
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The Editorial Excursion.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE excursion party OF
Eastern editors, bound for the Rocky Noun
tains, reached this city yesterday. This morn
ing they visited the crib at the end of the water
tunnel in the Lake, and during the day other
objects of curiosity and interest will claim their
attention. They leave Chicago in time to reach
Omaha tomorrow.
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Suicide of a School Girl.

Special Despatch 10 The EVe'ltn0 Telegraph.
HEWBURYPoRT, Mass, July 17.-Mss Ada H.
Wood, only seventeen years of age, h pupil in
the Putnam School in this city, has committed
suicide with artenic, in consequence of failing
TO receive an expected diploma at the examina-
tiOn aXeI cises
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The residue of the Five-twenties as they mature
and then TO diminish sylll her the amount o
interest, consequently the taxes, If, then, the
currency W, re found redundant, gradual con-
traction could te elected. aud rs 1t would come
when the debt had been paid, when the neces-
city for large sums OF money on the part of tue
Government bad ceased when the taxes we're
low, it could be accomplished without the op.
preston and dise.ster which now attend it,
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Democratic Nomination.

DETROIT, July 1.-THE Democratic ConVen-
tion at Flint, Michigan, yesterday nominated
william Newton, of Flint, for Congress- in the
Sixth District
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July H.-Arrived to-day,
ships Dexter, David Crockett, and Valparaiso,
from New York.
Flour unchanged. Wheat Sl'9O for good
shipping.
Legaltenders, II,
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PHILADELPHIA srOGk EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY

-The following are thus mornings gold and
foreign Quotations., reDor ed ny WheIen Bro
theirs, Gold, Stock, and Exchange Brokers, No.
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PoRI OF PAILADELfBI La. ..,.JULY ~
GRAPH oFFICE. "-
IA. M.."..".'S2ll IL A. m,.....ss2 70 p. M........ %
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
BaTque Golden West, Brown. ST. Mary's Ga, E A.
scnI J. B. olsy ton, Clayton, Boston, Lathbury Wick.
scnr n. d. skinner. Tnrasher Providence, West.
scnT B F. Lowell, Leavitt, Portsmouth. Warren a
scnr IA. Van Dusen Corson saug rs &c ptt wAlterSoo
schI y. B.Igen Thompson, Cnarl. stlwn, Mass DO.
schr hAzetOn, Gardiner TaunLVn, DOvey, BllkIey d
schr M. Powell Fenton. Newport r. l., wsnue-
scnS +. HicRaHsu ReIS. Boston. Geo, g. RsDnI,o,
schr u E Elmer Haiey, RoIouIy, do.
SchI j. A. Parsons. ClArk. 6OstOn, do
scnr W, q. Bartlett, Bartlett, Weymouth, Van D1,en
scnr Julia wnletts Bayles, Providence. Qulntard.
scSr Breeze overton Portsmouth. do
schr u hasseIL Gibbs, NJ W Bedford, DO
schr Wno rlgeon, Phillips georgetown.
ARRIVED TaIs MORNING.
Ship Wyoming Jnns Jr from Liverpool Nav %
Eo peTs snE % se gssseSSeis q ss 10 pc Bros Ja1s
iIon EeT Orleans ar r. eEemsn Jaae 2s Z Ne
SHas as %
All weil June 8, a. \ N saw large iceberg; July
10 scnr Cur Nj h. STAPLES pHs@or- is days from stJohu
senI Ocean slld, Kelly. nOm New YORK. with sal.
70 sennI en- Wild Pigeon, Phillips. from Dlghton.
seDr Alice b. Pa kei, from .sen: D..
A Nj
schT j II, " aiDwrlgLI, SfO~er, nom Boston.
Scnr lanes A PaIs ,ns. CLARK. from Boston,
Schr W. a, Bartlett. Bartlett IRON ston.
Schr u y Gudtrey. outrey, from B stOn.
G chr John stOckbRm PIce from BDsLon.
schr w r. Pbeips CIaDmer, from Boston.
Schr HazleIoD, Gardiner from taunton,
SchI u DAVIDSON, JeheIs from Lynn
ScbI j. w. EvprniGn. Anten irouI Lynn
schr margaret Powell. FenIoD, trom Bristol.
SchI C E kImer. Haley, from kox bury,
sem Amelia Beebe, from NOrSich.
6cnr Breeze. OvtTtOn from York
Echr l. A. Blossom, Cnaiheld from w Lmngt0n. Del
schT r adipg RR. No AZ. Reed, from New Lou dom,
Stesmer II. L. Cav. Ter, IL hours from baltimore,
with mdse. TO A. Groves. Ir
AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship Stars and Stripes, IRON Havana.
MEMORANDA
Steamship saxon Boggs, hence A. boston yastarda,.
BIig wenonah DAVIS Tor Poi. ..adephia, cIsar.S 81
schr Il, A Lord. Carpe1nter, hence Tor st. John. U
b., was spOktn iotn lLst, lat 80 i6, long, "a O6.
bcnls II. w. b-nedict. Case aud Orsis, Bowen,
hence, at YIN l4Ih inst. '
schr Henry HareAu Jones, for Philadelphia, sailed
sIeamIug America hence. at Boston yesterday.
DOMESTIC PORTa
NEW YORK, July 10 Arrived, At0Amshin WiPoInIa
Thomas, from Liverpool.
Steamship Celia GleadeIl, from London.
Snip Regent How 9, from Calcutta.
Ship Wm. Tausco :, Bell, from Liverpool
ship 90 umola. HObinsOn, from LVerpOol
snip Derby. Con, from Liverpool
Ship Gorilla Jones, from Ii IeTpoOl,
Ship YOTktown, Driver, nOm London.
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MEMORANDA
DOMESTIO POHTa

- new foRk July 10 65ArrIved, steamship Virginia
Steamship Celia GleRdell, from London.
Snip Regent How &, from Calcutta.
Ship Wm, TauscO g. Bell from Liverpool.
ship 90 umola Robinson from Liverpool.
snip Derby, Con, from Liverpool
Ship Gorilla Jones, from Ii yeEpoOl.
Ship yorktown, Driver ffOM London.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine Ne0s see I,.stde Paoes
PORT OF PHILADELPb b la. JJIy ~
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rprv
GRAPH OFFICE. -A"-
IA, M......,..62 IL A. M............sS sSl q p M m
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PULMONARY <YRrP


PULMONARY SYRUP
EffySTcs q CO. Asrs.s, s.. F..es
es-
kaFzA -, IsC- se-lr
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AAo1olslrae0r's U0elee.
TINE ssdersisned hsise appointed Adnis-
istrssos 81 the estate Of Michael 7. Sio-
mons. deceased, BY the Hsa- Probate Cesss,
10 and for tAs esssty sf L~vis. 10 she Tsrusss-
~ - waskisxssa. ali r<rssss having eiaius
ssxaas tke s&i4 essxte are r~<s~ssel - prs-
s<nf sk~s- vsA prep~r sssre<rs ~ sss
$500. % kss s1kee N sad essssy, wsshss 80
yrsz is1zs Ezzr axs~ e. tkws vsn he s~-r<<-
Il stnuDxs. Aasr-
s.1~s<r ga. rs<-. AVE-
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slw 43nzHm szeA<emAAAnn ssww#w
4xx2H STRESSES
$500 y = x~w
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EyrIEE NEW AND FRESH STOCK

.
WE wszld cali the ssss. sioa ~f CORK
w fkf MERCHANTS 10 car H.a1Iiy
large stock Of goods. Or stocs eeurrsses
every article Ia the CIeshiax and Furnishing
line. We have constantly on hana the l.rres,
stock and greatest variety of Cashmere and
Wool HATS Of any house in San Francisco
and our prices for these Goods are I.ss tina
those OF any house, as we receive them di-
rect from the manufacturers consignment.
Our stock of
FAI l. AND WINTER
Goods is particularly attractive, and the great
feature 10 the country merchant 10 the un.
usually low p.,.cs LESS
Than the Cost Of importation
We also keep the STAPLE ARTICLES in the
Dry Goods line, which Goods we have pur-
chased in this market under the hammer, and
are Offering them at New York Cost and less.
We publish this card in order that we may
make new acquaintances, and induce those
who have not heretofore purchased of US, to
call and examine our stock.
Good Articles and Low Prlcesi
Are the great inducements to all who purchase
to sell again. Merchants who buy Of us, can
make good profit, and sell to their .ustom-
ers at a low figure. We remain, respectfully,
Your Obedient Servants,
BADGER l. LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. All, Ala and AIS Battery street.
San Francisco, July 81, 1867. 39:3m
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GRAEFENBERG ~
UTERINE CATHOLICON

IL faithfully used according to direetoss will
cure every case Of Diabetes, and greatly uiti.
gate the sroubleso0e eGeets eaase1 - . ssaax-
atioa Of The eusles e the blaadss. y isaosse
ssccessssi rsaedy Sss de Gravel ~ sshss H.
eases Of the Kiaseys asA B,s11ss, - ~ Pc
male Diseases q b ssspsal1sA. rhe cunAs6sss
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sac. isesssis<sre - rrsse. u1saGag -
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= i@mr6snae - e<<snia $50 - 6saslns -
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TERRITORY OF WASHIN CTCN)
Sd Jud. Dist. Pierce County.
lmantha Woodruff net'r

TERRITORY OF WASHIN GTCN)
Sd Jud. Dist. Pierce County.
Samantha Woodruff, pet'r.
vs.. Libel for Divorce
Samuel N. Woodruff, deft.
In the United States District Court of the
ID Judiciary District Of Washington Territory,
holding terms at Steilacoom for Pierce county
To Samuel Nelson Woodruff: You are
hereby notified that Samantha Woodruff has
iled complaint or petition against you in said
court, which will come on to be heard at the
irst term of the court, which shall commence
m cit than two months after the 18th day of
January 1868, and unless you appear at said
term and answer, the same will be taken as
confessed and the prayer thereof granted.
- The object and prayer of said petition or
complaint is to obtain decree Of divorce from
the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing
between Samantha Woodruff the petitioner
and Samuel Nelson Woodruff the defendant,
and also to have the future care and custody
of the minor children, William Henry Wood
ruff, Mary f. Woodruff and Ellen Josephine
Woodruff assigned to the petitioner, Samantha
Woodruff. FRANK CLARK,
Attorney for Petitioner
Complnint filed, Jan. l6, 1868 lima
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County Of Pierce.


County Of Pierce.
In the District Court Of the Sd Judicial District
of Washington Territory, holding terms at
Steilacoom.
To Morris II. Frost and J. D. Fowler, firm
doing business under the name and style of
Frost / Fowler, defendants: You are hereby
notified that John w. Locke has fled q COM
plant against you in said court, which will
come on to be heard ct the 6rst term OF the
court, which shall commence more than two
months after tho 25th day Of January, 1868,
and unless you appear at said term and an
swer, the same will be taken as confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and
prayer Of said complaint 10 10 obtain judgmest
against you for the balance Of an account
onuescisg on the l3th day January, 1868.
asd The 3AtA day Of January, 1855, amounting
10 ese husdrsd asA 3e-l0e dell.rs, together
vish issersss thsseoa asd costs Of suit-
Nm u. WOOD.
Piainsi6s Attorney.
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ve'o message wu'." 10, '"1 LII, ~. W CI"-
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I"n"' nave .c'"eu ... "o" "'"ns -
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IONS OF tne .aw' anu n"Sc 0"y eAerI':fa
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III III! J"osheht o'o ""' '''' ""n'" "s
provisions. nave enoea'orea 70 Proceed
with the greatest clfc"mspec''o"' nave
acted only IN an e:'rtm"ly eAc'l''o.al
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sp,;.n,;on CIV H.. demonstration n MI sucb
.,ues,;,ns To This cours. 7 have been i'm.
de,sd NV so,.mn ob,;,ations which con-.
rst,a;n M ~ sustain ;nv;olat. Tho MOVERS
~ Tho I;oh a.. comn,;,t.d to nv bond.
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w "a's.e. ""' y. % a~.E, ~. .i,a.v
f..r IS .%am - nror,;i so.:nst n n"hl;c
'.t~xu. omy own mind and so imper.
ate. Ifw t. was possible hid been GER
tim. if I had Teen fully advised when re.
NOV. Stanton, that in thus drfpnding
Government, trusts commit, d TO nv hands.
my own removal was sure to follow, /
could not have hcsi.nte6. Actuated BY
public considerations Of the highest char
actrr, / earnestly protest against tho reso.
luton of the Senate which charges me in
what have Gone with violation of the
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Hayti Speaks For Herself.

The Revell, 81 journal published
by negro at Port-au-Prince, re
plies to that part of Mr.. Johnson's
message in which he says that wher-
ever there has been a black State it
has always tended toward barbar-
ism. The Reveil says as far as
Havti is concerned the converse of
that proposition is the truth. For
evidence, the fact is cited, that while
only one in ten Of the towns could
write in 1843, now one-fifth Of the
seople can write letter in very re-
spectacle style. This is the result
of the establishment of schools dur
ing the past twenty y-five years.
The cause of education is pro-
crossing, and the Reveil very prop
erly inquiries if the tendency to bar
barism is that direction? Again,
the fact that the Haytiens have now
free constitution, guaranteeing in
dividual rights, the freedom Of the
press, limiting the power of the
President, and in all respects dem
ocratic constitution, is given as
proof that the tendency to barbar
ism must be in the direction of free
dom as well as Unpopular education
if the Presidents statement be true
as to that black State.