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8 NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY. JULY 1, 1867 Balm-Salm afterwards, in bis quafnt broken English, | Cerro de la Cam where Maximilian was afterwards | Heap, I shall be glad to serve you, and through you MISCELLANEOU: * ‘Ja dbat he vanted to be killed; enly 1 vism vem he | Captured; its under Castillo, extending to the Cerro | the public at large, as for many years I bave been doing nrarereaeata sets uve e vants to do dat again bo vit take somebody else | Of San Gregono, and its recht, under Mejia, reaching to | always when I could, without hope of reward here oF ™ EVENING TELEGR. 4hbe Cimeterio bill, and Miramon im command of the ad- | fear of censure, I have no polit nor personal ends to PRICE ONE CENT, mit him, not me.” The Prince's wish was @ is Be Feasouable enough; for the dangor to which tue Km | vance guard. Hero Marqnoz, who as chicl of staff | serve, and only dosiro that all have justice as far ee * i himself that } commanded the operations, tm the stupid 1 rr) ible, ‘Trul "DAV WILDER, OUT T0.DAY, JULY peror Voluntarily and needlessly exposed ~- . i. ~ =, possi y yours, a 2 2 L day wae not alight. But no one now cap soy noe THREE EDITIONS BACB DAY, Thi Last Days of the © Ex- | scowaa, wich would havo beon mid of tiberais, mm bad i” Sees attack, kins dn the position chosea hy od left with the French. Noone now can say that he . He might easily bave attacked the liberals cg ; —— Emperor. tre price wos thre mnt ei | fu hy od ee iaii oF aii. | SRE REN eescemeaat | roe tapeor saws, YAO ath Pass harge had he left Miramon ues be b £W YORK SUPREME COURT—COUNTY OF JEF- continue their freight at ruinous ATEST NEWS FROM A) ‘ARTS OF by themselves aftor accopting their proffered assisiance, | thon woke up to dnd twat in the might tho liberals had PisRBO! md have hitherto bean sad are stiltaoing, ihe reaule wiles the waourp ™. His honor is satieGed, and he is carcless a8 to the rest, Yet some thought of the future, should be escape with low He Lived iu Prison and What He | ®* 1%. entore mto his calculations, The present tntentior jaxitailian are to take THE CHEAPESY PAPAR IN THE WORLD, POR SALE BVERYWHERE. - said platotiff apprehends and betieves, be that the stock. holders of the sald Company will not only lose the which might be made upon the business of the sald Com. pany from its ae. ‘but will be compelled vo contribute to the payment of the expenses of said Company, and the debis thereof, and the stock will prove in the eud # total Ked, had taken possession of tho suburb of Sam } Norris Winslow, plaintiff, sgt; John Ratterfold, Henry ounceab! el m. G. Fargo, James ©. Fargo, wi judson, ee ue eee able), separated from | Xiexander Holland, Aletander. Thompson, the -Ainericalh all the heights round the city. This is how the siege | Expreu Company and Nea Wel Gompany, defeud. came about, Escobedo’s despatch about the captere of ants. —Summons for relief, [Copy of.} bis | of | Parposed Doin; renderee in Havana tera few months until he bas set- | the sirong position of San Gi ‘after asovere fight, | To tue Deraxpants.—You are hereby summoned and re- ME EVENING TELEGRAM, 4 tied bis Pore flairs ben he will retire to one of | in which he captured sev pieces of artillery ‘and quired to answer the complaint in this action, of which a PA ets mee ny the action ef the sid ae T waice his Italian estates ap there in strict seclusion for a | many guns, was blatant nonsense. Marquez’ , | copy is herewith served upon and to serve a copy of aid Seaenan’ ipa ceases tenssmie chs ae 4 RICE 0: CENT, greal you. Tnistake’ was that be never occupied that’ position in | Youl answer to the said complaint on the subseribers at their ‘otlice, No. 62 Broadway, New York City, within twenty «ds; forco at all. Had he doae so he meed never have been | Sirer'ihe wervicy hereut, exclusive of the day of such ner- at all, vice; aud if you fail to anawer the complaint within the Tho fret attack wat made om the’ 14th of March. In | Gourt'tor the rile demanded in the ‘complaint--Dated, ee ne , el au the meantime the barricades and works around the city | June 27, 1867. QUT TO-DAY, JULY 1, THREE EDITIONS SACH Dary AT 12M. 3 PML, AND 5 P.M. year or two before nvain taking active part in public I Ni Mw! co 0 westion se ho @AIMPSES OF HIS FELLOW CAPTIVES, | tic'dmpcrcr wosid vo received in the United. Staton, supposing he visited chat country in his private capacity, and without any hostile intentions towards Mexico— the public, and brought to ihe said compan; and valuable b: i whies would have whether in such case he would be gubject to insult or a the sympachy and confidence of the pubiic 1 reat mea: | THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE: not. 1 roplied that im any other character but that of | had been made stronger, but not to anything like the Gamett, Si Piepom, Batatisne Averners., fog A public in u great moa: LOST LEAVES FROM QUERETARO, | finperor or Mexico Printe Maximilian would be re- | extent to which they 'were afterwards strengthened. Ecler lbmocoes pat oe to helt entering upon the uateytul warfare wae WORLD. ‘The siberal troops atiacked at four poinis—at the Cruz, SUPREME COURT—JEFFERSON COUNTY. much abo and was deemed valuable, ceived with the atmost courtesy and consideration. ve in the mark ae Sonne iach aot after, ‘ond that from that time. it has HE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD, fe torent etter This inquiry May possibly betoken an intended visit to | Where Max defonded im person and was always in the | Norris Winslow against John Butiertield, Henry Wells, Wil- tem, x thick of the fire, at the Cerro de la Campana, at the ham G. Fargo, James C, Fargo, Edward Judson, Al ted, ned immediately with further —— SFECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. uke the moat iiveral ‘dispontion for his German | bridge, and tho Alameda, They were repulsod with great | Sader Hollaud, Alesandér Thompson, the American Ex. } Shara nows genres: FOR DALE SVE REE “9 Phe Despatch tothe Anstrinn Minister. Ferien be cay He Yen yoy Sade ggg ort Wasuincton, Juno 30, 1867, } quite recevered from his dysentery. Indifferent as hi: 11:30 0'Clock P.M. f | present quarters are they are not so bad as those An Austrian steam sloop-of-war from Vera Cruz ar- | occupied at the Cruz for the iast six weaks of the ail te and bie fare is decidediy better. rived at Southwest Pass, at the Mississippi delta, on the prenge- ny S slaughter at each point, and captured not a gun por a are! work. Princo Salm Salm, on tbo othor hand, made ® | Nurris Winslow. uf Watertown, delfgraon county. the brilliant Little eortie over the bridge and brought ina | above named plaintiff, by Sewell & Pierce, his attorneys, rifed Parrott gun which was doing considerable execu- | complains of the named defendants, and for cause tion, The loss of the attacking force in this engagement | Of action states and shows tothe court:— —'* may bo estimated from the fact that the besieged, who First—that the American Express Company is 9 joint fought Debind entrenchments and were victorious, lost | [ocx anor nln, organized sod doing business under the and conduct referred to; by their gross inisumanagement of the business and affairs of the said American xpress npany, by thelr fruitless offoris t» destroy the eaid Mor chants’ Unioa Express Company, and to overcome and destroy the said competition by the wanton destruction of the buximess of said company, and throwing away of its THREE EDITIONS EACH DAY, morning of the 20th, with her flag at bree and Mirai, whee fry has been more than Lond ro. | five hundred Killed fe! Digg ns a gad Derneipal lace of business in the city of Sube — the, chances: of (oe and Cay 10 oan. AT 12 M., 3 P. AND 5 P. Mw. is ‘toy ft ‘HEY REMAINED, jew fork, am “ fi the burl if a ir unlawfo! deal in stock, and that @raped in mourning. The fact was telegraphed from } ported, is likely to head three or four more revolutions thie came oe ATE rere was no am- | tronsporiing and’ carrying fexpress mumtter over’ and | they are individually and personaly liable to the American | THB LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THB: iad less’ Juarez nappel at After this came ery expr New Orleans yesterday, the despatch also stating § | the capeshina four days from the house where he | munition left in the city, and that the attacking force | Song divers lines and routes within the United States for jsapress Company and to the'stock thereof for the WouLD. telegram was landed for the Austrian government, The | yaa beoercontaed since bit captures hie heat act was ve | immensely outnumbered the garrison, Then Vidanrri | bic: that tho said John, Balterteld, Henry, Welle. | Set Toss thet asia: mismananceat. an gélltes for the loos ee telegram was received at the Austrian legation in this | order and eat an exocllent dinner. iis next to opena | st about mannfacturing ammunition in the city, andhe | Edwin B. ‘Ju ‘Sean my uotante | resulting from thelr aid stock, and ‘wolawfal and THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD, he ison and Thom and Marquez put for Mexico for reinforcements. The | trusteceand directors of the said joint stock association, result of their expedition you have already been advised | having the management, control and direetion of it» affairs of. After this caine cone anareaahaoenes Escobedo apres ey Sty oer | trustone for the one aivocating a siege and the other a ‘ more; leary Tenowed assault. For some days those quarrels inreat. | Wellt han been and ws the President ofthe aud eotapany of X dozen of wine, and send for three lady friends to help ety Iaot evening, and was at once transmitted by the | f0nH Ch wine, TON Bote ively tuat fer» dying man cable to the Austrian couri, as stated in these despatches | Miramon’s wor ig in truth a very slight one, but su jest night. The following 1s a copy of -the telegram re- | gularly enough will diefigure nis face exactly as bis co- -_ drags ad adjutor Marquez’s is disfigured. To Marquez th: 0 Unauthorized transactions. ‘The said plaint:ff brings this action m his own bebalf and in behaif of ail other stockholders of the said American Ex- Press Company who wit! come in and unite with bin im the said action aud contribute to the expenses thereot, The said directors and managers, acting mm eoncert, have the FOR SALE EVERYWRERE, TPE EVENINO TELEGRAM, PRICE ONE CENT, ferred to:—~ - : Joss. - Wounded of not wounded he was never other than | ened to divide the armies of the norih and | {sine Treasurer thereof. control of the said eompauy, insomuch that the’ said plain- — Sours Weer Pase, La. June 29,1867, |. an ugly, ill-favored fellow. But Miramon, with his reg- | West. At last the siege policy prevailed, and Esco- Second—That prior to the union or consolidation of the | tf cannot procure.tae cousént of the ‘aakd com ny Wo use OUT TO-DAY, JULY 1, ‘Yo mae Avsrnan Amuassadon, Washington, D. C. cular ieaturer, clear complexion and natty brown mus. | Dedo, to cover his lack of energy and military | said’ Amorican Express Company with the Natioual | is taneas a oo-plaitif, and therefore the sald American —- Thave just come in to telegraph you of the condemna- | tache and beard, was quite good looking, and is vain | skill, began to circulate the most grotesquely exaggerated | Bankers) Fxpress Company, as beroinafter meutioned . Eipross Comepany ie made s Dar dotmenes THREE EDITIONS EACH DAY, Sion and execution of Maximilian, enough to fect his “disiguremont acutely, even though | Feports of the strongth of the imperial garrison. After. | ‘way fur millions of deliars; shat sometine mn or avout | Ne salt jolnt and amsecasion: Kooae ak tee Aiasioes AT 12M. 3PM, AND 5 P. M. President Juarez refuses to deliver up his body. he should be led out to execution to-morrow, wards, on the 2ith of March, na, taking the law | the year 1866, by an arrany mt between the said | Express Company may be declared dissolved; that an —— THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. (PUB EVENING TELEGRAM, PRICE ONS CENT, ‘3 into his own bands, orgapized an attack on his own | American Express Company and the said National Bankers’ aecount, marching a column of about ten thousand men | Express Company, a union or consolidation of the said pan Wie Alawoda; Dat go badly was ine ponton choses | Syria bupton Oompacr’ wacheniy fecrcied that the men were left ansup) yween cross fires, a 10 to bo mowed down at pleasure, und wore easily repulsed, | Pine, millions of dollars, and divided into shares of five Mejia capturing @ large number of prisoners. Subse- | union and consolidation, and as preliminary theret quently Trevino’s cavairy made a deperate attack upon | said American Express’ Company divided among lis stock the Casa Blanca, another point in the same ling, {he | and shareholders w large amount of surplus moneys and point @appui was held here by Prince Salm-Saimn, who | @¢nings then on hand, and received from the shareholders did justice w hig American training by repulsing them | ¢ the said National Bankers’ Express Company, or those account may be takeo of its assets and property, and, after the payment of its debis, a distribution made of their said property and offects among the stockholders; and that a receiver of the property und efeots of the #aid Com- any may be appointed, and that the said directora and rasiers may be adjudged guilty of # violation and abuse of trust, and that they may be. removed from cilice, and if the uti company shall not be dissolved, that others inay be appointed or elected by the “stockholders 1a their ‘and that Uiey may be decreed and adjudged to pay to the suid Compariy, and to the stockholders tiereo!, such sis As y. M. THIBAUT, Captatn Austrion Navy. Mojia, Generai-in-Chief of the imperial cavalry (ana, Tee oxeeution of the Emperor Maximilian forme the | with Miramon, (eneral-n-Chief of the infantry, the ouly two thus far placed on trial with the Emperor), remains absorbing topic of conversation this evening in dfplo- \dly judifferent to bis fate, Nothing that the repub- matic circles, The particulars are looked for with great | lican government can do will shorton his iif much. He gmierest, and it is understood that the Austrian Chargé | is dying slowly of an incuraple disease; yet the little f 4 @ Affaires bas telegraphed to the officer commanding | {RGA MADIr este ro ae ra een tae ‘the sloop-of-war now at New Orleans, requesting him | (he last days of the sicge been placed there at first, Ma: € e | PHE EVENING TELEGRAM, PRICE ONE CENT, OUT T0.DAY, JULY 1, | | 2 | . imilian would never have been caught in taro like ~ ‘ 4 % we, been lost t “omp: ry : Base to furnish the details Ha oe eee ae te i eanid’ bea dangerous | with heavy toss, From this time to the 26th of April, | iaterested therelnin @xchangn, far the eigsk which ihelat. | ort ey lineir send mlomasagenisae, and. by thelr said OUT TO-DAY, JULY 1. } Speculations as to the Probable Truth of the | man to let loose, though his humanity to the leading lib- | the date at which my detained 8, previously | amount of money, being the nominal or parvalue of the | abU*e of trust, and tha: an injunction may issuc restrain: a — * Ramor—The Prison Life of the Imperial | ¢f! generals, most of whom be has bad prisoners at va- | Sent you, commence there was nothing but @ few skir- | capital stock of the said American Express Cor Wwhien | fog the satd’ directors, and’ een and every one of THREE EDITIONS EACH DAY, | ca 1 Tious times, gives him & strong claim on the leniency of | mishes, in which the imperialists were always moro or | was issuerl to the said Persons #0 interested tu the Natioual | fhem, from further oarryine ou oF tranwseling | the —— uae Lenven trou auerecsye: the government, Toss wuccossful, abd in one. of which Price Salm saim | Bonkers’ Express Company, and divided the raid atin ao | Dunens, of the sala, Company. and, roa doing AT 12M, 3 P.M. AND SP. M, } 1d exec’ f ! : ; i received amon ckholders of the sald American E ever for or in the name hs ‘The reported execution of Maximilian is probably true. Castille, deaf and withered, takes little notice of what again distingaiahed himself by capturing two guns. All | Den Company. who were auch at the time of and prior to | S14 company; and that the sald directors .nd trustees he THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF TRE {Me news comes in just such a way as one knowing the | gees on around him, and only seoms to miss the four- | that has been written about sorties headed by the Empe- | the said union and consolidation, as the said plainult is in. | 4 )udged and decreed to pay for the stock of the said Cen. eon ntry woold expect, There is mo inconsistency in | tet cups of chocolatea day with which io bappier times | or in person, and desperate attempts ot the garrison to | formed aud believer. tra) Railroad Company, now held and being earried by or WORLD, or ated Ma he was accustomea to nourish himself, Cuasiilo, like | escape, is puro bosh. The garrison, small as they were, Third. The said plaintiff, at the time of the said union or | for the said American txpreas Compacy, and all other ies wh eh are se beld and carried: THE CHEAPEST PAYER IN THE WORLD, } tockholder in | #tocks of other eomp wero so far superior In discipline and morale to their an- | consolidation of the said two companies, as the dates and no improbatility nthe story. If the un- | Mejia, ws a goutiried imvaiid. Py “1 " he said National Bankers’ Express Company, wax entitled | that they be also adjudged to refund ait moneys of sald pote, | ry Prince was shot in Queretaro on the 19th inst. it TAR GERMANS, tagonists that they could bave cut their way out of the | { me - a vi Meany tc as boat us many tages i eens votave | ,,TR¢otber prsoner ae dniibnied among the various | iy any day they chow and ken, to the mountsiy, | Frans tone mut of $2, ana ia arm. | Stase stacy nek hath tl doenanth and mach ae ‘ convents of the city, and a braver, cleverer set of gen- | Where, under the leadership of Mejia, they would have | fan Express Company received the sid sam of $2500 for | aid every of them be restrained asd enjoined from HE EVENING TELEGRAM, faken to get the news here, and one, of the Austrian | tlemen than are these German. officers—soldiers of for- | been inaccessible. It was this kuowledge which kept | the said stock, and issued the serip or ourtificate therefor to | Payits any money or moneys belonging to the said Express — frigates lying off Vera Cruz would certainly be the first | tune though they be—it is not my expectation to meet, them in the city, till at last they were soid like sheep in | the said plaintiff, whieh stock the sald plaintiff has hitherto | Company, or pledging the credit thereat for the payment PRICE ON. CENT, . for any of said stock, or for the p created to pay for the said stock. or hase, aud that the said plaint'™ may have such other and farther or different judgment as to the Court shail sectm meet. SEWELL & PIERCI Wa. F. Auurx, Gro. F. Comstock, § nent of any debt het held and sul hols and owns, and stil has the certicate boannsibsiesespeinra the auld plaintit paid for the aid stock more thea ‘the nomi. To this graphic narrative of our correspondent it is | nil or par value thereof, only necessary to add that if Maximilian has beon shot, | geisiie wid. Auercnts Kenrbes Senna had bees ar Mejia and Miramon, who were tried with him, were | was doing a very prosperous and profitable business, earn probably shot a: the same time, The Mexican way | i,t u8 snc tte stockholithe nnd accrue Fiseee aa x Many of them have bad strange histories. That mild to pot to sea with the tidings. As to the inherent Tee ee et tae ee with the big, Shakepenrian Mbood of the siory, a special correspondent of the | forehead and :be bump of benevolence so strongly de- Biagnsx0, writing from the actual scene of operations on pps roe once killed epee yon es single hese three of them after his sword had been broken saort off ai the ‘the 3d of the present mouth, puts the case in this | his “ang ne had uo other weapon left to defend hinself Hight :— with, He 1s Capiain Paulowski, of the Hungarian hus- OUT TO-DAY, JULY 1. THREE SDITIOUNS EAOH DAY, AT 12 M., 3 P. M.. AND 6 P. M. THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THB | Attorneys for Plaintiff, 62 Broadway. New York. x of counsel. pcg cthat way the question of life and death will Anally | $Ars. The puny. "Prtaen, wine oaght ag Magesta and | © 40%06 these things isto place the victim in the centre | Bits clits saataaanemese Cavepay cerned ane | Xora Winslow, che plaiala’ im ‘he foreaouns ented ae eee ae if 1 quies : pani d arned ai . bing enuvied ae esr | watching of co with | Solterino, and has never ceased fighting since. He has | of a hollow square, and then detail four soldiers to shoot Bald to its stockholders iw quareedy Aieidend of three oy Sau being duty sworn, 78 he ae — baer the foregoing THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD, those 0 a My . 7 ‘at each ; an ntift, ay mati int, and knows the contents thereof, anu panic who bave the beet information on the subject, 1 | more Wounds than he bas lived years, and has been | him inthe back, asa traitor to the country. The first | Peficrn! cach and tho sald Plainti, upon information and | Sone Or his own knowledge. except as to the Th #0 nade BURRS am convinced that nothing will be done for at least a | taken prisoner almost as oftea as he has deen wounded. week ortwoyet. Nothing but postponements to manana | On the last occasion of his capture he was and manana. Iam further convinced that President | exchanged by Escobedo wi the express unde Juarez, if he can, will sparo the ex-Emperor’s life, The | standing that he would leave the country. question ix, can he? This must be determined by watch- | But the caches for fighting was strong upon nq the disposition of the army after the fall of Mexico | Lim and instead of quitting Mexico he rejoined Maxi- and VeraCruz, if their temper remains then as nowavy | milian, Lieutenant onc] Pitner’s fate ia therefore ettempt on the part of Juarez to pardon Maximilian | vealed, and be knows il, but not one whit does that woutd cost him certainly his government—possibly his | knowledge diminish his appetite or his flow of spirits Mfe—and inaugurate another revolation, with Diaz or | —both considerable, Such an uproar as comes from some other military chieftain at the head of it, The } that game of sicquet in the corner could only bo raised ‘enly alternative to the cry of ‘shoot him,” that hear | by Major Mariourg. Twelve yesrs’ hard experience as a anes of where ong Mexicans, 1 the suggestion that | soldier has not driven out of bim the bolsterot are shout be set free on payment of half the | @ lad of twelve. He would steal death’s scythe and play which are therein stated upon information and belief; 4s to those matters, he betieves it to be true. N. WINSLOW, Sworn to before me this 27th June, 1867.—W. A. Horr, Commissioner of Deeds, New York city and county. [Private and confidential.) UNITED Stars Expanss Couraxy, BurFAro, Oct. 5, 1866, To SUPERINTENDENTS AND AGENT: oF THK UNITED States Ex. PRESS COMPANY: ‘An organization known as the “Merchants Union Express Company,” has commenced an expresa business over some Of the routes occupied by this company. Our superinten- dents and agents. are sinsi ‘under no etreumstanees to have business relations with this organization, directly or indirectly. No express matter of any description Is to be re- ceived from them, or delivered to them, whether paid or un- paid, co ‘OF uneonsigned. "You are also instructed to retain the business of the United volley 16 seldom fatal; but whether it is sy or not there | earniigs of the said company at the time they were made. ts one course which is invariably pursued—the corporal | ne naid two companies aforesaid, and about the, ame thor A A the said plaine aforesaid ‘stockhoile walks up to the wounded or dead man, puts the muzzlo ee "taid’ aoe a Goeasatee austin on mein (PHE EVENING TELEGRAM, PRICE ONE CENT, | OUT TO-DAY, JULY 1. TURGE EDITIONS EACH DAY, ] AT 12 M., 3 P.M., AND OP. M. THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THB | Of his piece to his left ear and blows out his braina. In | company. tnown et toe Merckens Walon Eames bone this way Mendez was killed, and this has probably been Pang. nj organized an, ee. yea the fate of the Emperor. Next in order of trial come | petition with said "American Express Company and Generals Castillo, Valder, Arreliano and Prince Salm- | oiler xpress companies inen tn exatence, ant heruialter Salm, who holds American papers. Tho programme is | believes, the said American Express Company and the to court martial them all in batches according to their | Company, two ot rank; but with the petty officers it is probable that very | #ndcarrying on business of a ys short work will be made. There are altogether about | combine and confedersted together to. destroy the said four hundred and thirty, among them Mayor Chrisman, | Merchaniy’ Union Express Company, td ie ene ‘an Austrian long resident in the country, who acted as | said express business; that, to accomplish the said unlawful ! THE CHEAPERT Park IN TARE WORLD, j ‘__ FOR SALE KVERYWEBRE. IPH EVENING TELEGRAM, vias other enormous ransom. But | practical jokes on the hangman. The Mexican oillcers [ea finds ithe favor. iw, immediate execution of | are mostly undemonstrative and show no sign either of ‘Maximilien and ail bis generals is what the army de. | fear or hopofulncss. Give them pleaty of cigarettes and ‘and what the. people of Chihuahaa, Sinaloa and | a sufficiency of gbile, garlic and frijoles to sustain life, antes Roe wegen remgrer ately Bape are prepared to insiat upon at the sword’s point, | ead they Afw content. General Scott's interpreter in 1848, pore, the said combining and cunfeperatiag sompenict, | Mesh enbesgmaty, om, afl rouies where, "the. MereRants? PRICE ONE CEN, it Jumrisias though they bare sheoys Deep, TY THE PRINCRAS SALM-CALMS MIEBION. Se Ne ne selves, reduced the rates and tarifl of ‘express charges to a | U! ‘Express Company" comes in contact with this com. 4 ares on the one band to dr e of his On the morning of May 2 the Princess Salm-Salm had FINANCIAL VIEWS OF A STATE AUDITOR. very low and ruioas rate, and to ‘at whieh the busi- any. Sis ioe. tite, denis een tien, lols OUT TO-DAY. JULY 1. armies, ‘sufficiently insubordinate, and the com. | an interview with President Juarez at San Luis Potos, and — ness conld nok be Sues ane, Sarvieden Coney ume cmt | ie vateser tation on all Express matter vo such a THREE EDITIONS EACH DAY, epee © another. revolution, x y eter: band, handed vs mim ao Go ts colreoae frees pepe mend TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. the Superintendent of the United States Exprose ‘Company, | figure a, in your Judgment, well not oul va . to fear the lors of sympathy of Tnited States | ing for time to consul insel and to communi ang, tif is informed and belie . | ness, preserve the most fri y relations with the TM. SP. M., MM. ympathy Bosrox, June 25, 1864 | sctng, 1s eacfermont and confederation between that cou. | Patrons of the company and the public generally Be 0 es nee with the Prussian Minister, all of whom are at this timo of the city of Mexico, A Cabinet coun ned and the letter laid before them, ‘To President Juarez it was a welcome relief, as showing some temporary mode of escape out of a most prossing and the banded hostility of all the Powers of Europe. rd predicament, The only way id delay, until one or other of the ing forces gai decided ascendancy, until he can bimself above the fear of hts army, resting on the = Upon routes where there is no competiiion, you wilt maintain rates unless otherwise instructed from this office, Yours, respectfully. NRY KIP, General Superintendent, he ie Although personally unacquainted, 1 think tha © | pany and ihe sald two other confederating and combining common interest in the welfare of our country, ant & issued a pri\ confidential circular to its certain coincidence ot views in relation to our natimal and banking system, will, when taken in connection wi # | snd believes that the others of the said combining and cou- THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THB ; WORLD, . THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORED, ¢ e Ss Protection of the United States, or till be is prepared by | emergency. le accordingly received the bearer federating companies at or about ‘same time issued to THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY. prshiciny ‘tbe aid of his army to defy the hostility of the Unitep | of the letter with courtesy, and supported its request be- | long continued and somewhat intimate acquaintace So recone oa njondonss and agouts a Bow or Gren rae AD Laer d niet FOR SALE EVERYWHBI Mionllar emoular, an rom that time, the direc E Broadway, N. Y, HIP cnn a A ‘Piatew and Europe combiried. With the financial affairs of Massachusetts, as first cork | Uithed in the sald circtilar were followed ed by Rebruary 15, 1867. (Que EYBNING TELEGRAM. | fore the council, Iglesias, the accomplished, ntle- tnanly Minster of Justice, backiog him up.” Lordo, Minister of Foreign. Relations, stern, strong-willed and virtually ruler of the Cabinet, urged that the letter be To Nonais Wixstow, Watertown, N. Dean Sin— and ¥ in the Treasury, State Auditor, Chairman of the Finshce | the superintendents and agents of the sald combining and The janagers of the American Express It may be, therefore, that the pressure has grown too Committee in the Legislature, and more recentl; ono | them; aud maid fomblning and contederaiing ‘compuiies, ‘used to receive from wtrong for Juarez to stand against it, and that to save PRICE ONE CENT, | OUT TO-DAY, JULY 1. dent and for the best interests the usual quarterly dividend, Com; of the stockholders 10 ont hhis own life ho bas taken Maximilian’s; of, on the other | disregarded and the sentence ot the court marcial be | or ine Allotment Commissioners, Justify me im adiress- | contrary to thelr duty ax carriers, ref q " : bie on this date, so that the entire earn the oe hand, it is quite probable that Escobedo, whois described | caitied into immediate effect, | Ignacio Mejia, Minister eas 7 gy? or | the Merchants’ Union Express Company of to deliver, to it | Exyate may ea Fa ipiladiah hiseaaaasaetias: of War, upheld him, Thus the Cabinet was equally divided. and for some hours a feather might have turned the seale in whica hung the fate of the ex-Emperor. Eventually the temporizing policy, #0 dear to ail Spanish nations, prevailed, and the required postponement was ih an 0 ms formes! to black nat u established expreascompanies. Neither self- Teapect nor the permanent duancial advantage of "the stock- holders will permit any compromise with the already stag- gering company, known as “The Merchants’ Union Bx- any m banking upon which people difter so much, andwhich CR A Ld and oaee for all that seems to me, after many years’ study one of | of ae peter 9 2 — LX} ad eae than the actual cost o \sportation: al the most simple ever presented to the mind of alusiness | th“histhe said American Lapress ‘Company aud Bye ned ee acting without much reference to the opinions of the entra! government, bas shot the ex-Emperor on his own Pesponribility. Thus much in favor of the news being AT 12M.,3 P.M, AND 5 P. M. j THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE | = true. Per contra, it should be remombored that if the dining and confederati nies have been and are | Press. WouLD. y granted. The same evening Madame Salm-Saim leftran | man. combining ai ing he BE ea lab he government intended to spare Maximilian’s life they | Luis Potosi for Quercéiaro vy cal express, arriving Banking, as I understand ft, is one of the natu! fruits poate. prep ye a eeeaee vases ce ete : a. eee eater rigrerg se dul Gabarees Fackha tie worn! ' might find it necessary to circulate reports of hie death, | Here on the a‘ternoon of the following day. She was } ‘ous if persisted in. pany es an investment to caution them against parting lied 7 » | the bearer of aletter from Juarez to Maximilian, inform- | of our efforts to exchange the surplus produes of our | 1 Pht ine of the said combining and confed. | with it at present maiket prices, which are much be- FOR 8ALE EVERYWHERE, @o asto bead off any possible rising among thetrown | ing the fitulado Emperadore thatthe time he asked for | labor, and just as much belongs to the indivAuals and | erating express com) including the American Exoress | low its real vaine. It is evident that competing express lS tiled mrerdh ge HE EVENING TELEGRAM, PRICE ONE CENT, OUT TO DAY, JULY L companies eannot long eontinue to operate upon the sauna lines. and it is clearly the policy for this company to expend every dollar of its current and surplus earnings, and if hecessary 10 assess tts slockbolders, (0 insure cor lasting sieiory, rather to abandon # straggle whi it. commuvities who make use of it as Sa Cd oer Min ty Bg ey oat it railroads, insurance, or newspapers. ermment,'as | present time, co ity see rapidly, falling of te sack, has no more right to meddie with your lank than pees oe rosetns ger NE) akg gam A sash dour fwvanere, ber odie it with any propimay enter | [asae onan e eunan snares ects osssenames 12 200, against Ww2" received the correspond: Mie the business of baaking, or even efford ukeop and | Stonthe'ct issn showing @ falling off of the tor would be accorded him. It is bardiy necessary to say that this anewer was a welcome relief to the prisoners, With Lime, they felt that one great pomt was gained. Nothing could now be done before the fall of Aexico city, and in the meanwhile @ huadred ifluences would troops, and possibly may wish to fad out how the United Baates would be likety vo act in the event of their shoot- ng the Archduke and his generaix There 1s one very magular fact which confirms this idea. No one will ba | " " be at work in their beliait. disburse its own revenues, any more than cai any cor- | these three months of 62, as appears by the returns of | “Merchants’ Uni s0uR THREE EDITIONS . forgotten that very singular prociamation of Maximitian’s WHAT MINISTRE CAMVRELL M0GHT HAVE DONR ion, or State qoverniaonk: Wbout the al of these | the sald Atmerican Sexpress {Company to the Cnited states | men's. awn ip their Base eee tn accordance with the natural laws of trade, fer precisely greatly cailed for at San Luis, and would much simplify the existing complications But their management, the dospevate expedients to whieh they secure Lasiness done ata positive lose and to de- THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THB Proclamation was bogus, as wo suspected at the time; ‘Dut the strangest part of the business is that it was cir me moaths from the corresponding months in t year. That in the month of February, 1807, the said this kind of service, which they can perform fr us beiter : a whoever ig sent must be @ smart mau, accustomed | and cheaper toa we can do it ourselves. prive ccher companies of the service of thelr agents ack! em. WorLp. culated on the Rio Grande and sent on tothe United | (othe ways of the country, or the Mexicans will get the |" Massachusetts has for sixty years constantly ised one or | piaintif, ax a stockhowder of the said American Exoress | ployés by trevling the salaries, pall toon, tl auae tne tues fats ‘Rates boiore it was allowed to appear m San Luis Potosi, | best of tim, In the wiles and duplicities of diplomacy | more of our banking institations as its fecal agest,or rather: Smpany: crane ee ¥ A ee OST wet chenebor tee goopumens comms eocnaieen the THE CHEAPEST rate IN THE WORLD, hi they have no equais. Gar present representatives throaghout the country are for the most part either pliant tools in their bands or navwralzed Americans who care more for their own mercantile interests than for the honor of their adopted country. In the absence of » United States minister there are no limits to the absurd rumors set afloat as to the action and intentions of the Wasbington government. In San Luis Potosi I was gravely informed tbat recretary Seward had re- turned a submissive and apologetic answer to Minister Lerdo’s caustic reply to bis mediation despatch. Again, it was universally betieved that forty thousand Ameri- the seat of the Juarez government, where it originated. Wndoubdiedly the iden was to see how Maximilian’s Tusions to bis approaching death would be received in ‘tho Stater, On the whole, then, the probabilities stand ‘Whos: It is certain that an Austrian frigate has brought feom Mexico the report of execution of the ex- Bemperor. 1t is nearly certain that that report is well “founded, though there may still be a loophole for doubt. Im aix or seven days more, assuming the news to be has done as all our peop) deposited ow revenues “ rr.) ae ae — and drawn checks upon the (undsso deposited and nover | marked B. which, a5 the plait Believes, tase that they lost a dollar, aor bad any delay tn payment dering that | have deemed i prudent, for the best interests of the whole period, and it has also received interes on depos- | stockholders, to omit the usual quarterly dividend pa ite and temporary joans, 1p anticipation of it revenues, | able on this date, so that the entire earnings of the Co Jjast as the general government always should pany may be used in carrying on to & successful re: sult. the competition with aa nization formed to And this could always bave been done put for the | ie vail aie noe eter eetablished ox Sonten, footish notion that gold and silver, which cet so mach | and in which they further stated that it was evident that Jabor in production and subsoquent’ handling should be | he competing express companies could vot siutione used aa the representatives of other produds of labor | to operate upon the same lines, and that “it"\s clearly instead of paper, which sas much better as itis cheaper, | the poliey of this Company to expend every dollar of its ‘What ‘want and eventually wili hav is a cu current aod sarplus earpings. and, if necessary, to assess ils FOR SALE BVEKYWHERE. (Pk EVENING TELEWRAM, PRICE ONE CENT, OUT TO-DAY, JULY 1, TUREE EDITIONS EACH DAY, AT 12M, 3PM, ANDO P.M, THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THB | te y continue to use their iniuence ‘o promod and rotect ihe interest company pectfully yours : HENRY WELLS, Prendent Janes C, Pango, Assistant Treavarer, Mencnants Bax, Warerown, Feb, 26, 1867, Henne Wats, Keg, President American Express Com- can troops were on the Rio Grande, with stores and by be tasers: and j, Father “ true, we sball probably be put in possession of the de- | 4.) requisition for a march into the interior. These the oragsie: ee! alee a y. suet a ae receipt of your circular Dearing data WORLD, 1887, saying, jamagers of the American rte Mn ahaa ppp ene pore mig eran Sapo 0s parpess, and hav a by Jager stacowes to tbe, Ereseont THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD, | © saanp correspondent who m: aig: most deleterious effect 1n weakening American + Company, here. — | Maxi milan, writing from Querétaro under date of June | '2 the country. @ | Tule, used as currency. ee cacdns oak bosom ge ht FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. mihan, writing ‘WHY WAX WENT TO QUERETA The question is, how we are to secure just this result, | ton ‘dicated py the clreular. end smuinel te Nd company Fea eg CET OT -) > 1, farmishes the following deeply interesting particulars | In looking over the fetained copies of the despatches | and that is the t to which I shall conine myself, ‘am has at all times and. upoa eve ‘ HE RVENING TELEGRAY. $ f the prisen life and prospects of the ex-Emperor at pemnge Gh oe ex I sent 4 ation ry eS == ci weak pity = will bee in Drotested, againet & untagtul and PRICE UN« CENT, me to time during the progress siege 1 us benefit the.country. raved merican Express 7 mien 5 Chat date, taro—but none of which seem to have further | “'Tassume, first, that eo us neetion sald other combining and contederst: ovr To-baY, JULY 1 MATIMILIAN’S BRIBON, A stranger might search Queretaro over for the Con- ‘han the nearest liberal headquarters —| ae ‘on which it would be well still to sdy a word. It THREE EDITIONS EACH DAY, : ‘of the Capuching and fail to find tt. Ry successive “ i ‘ copvential apy . Once . —— i "eon, and probably wane stately building ot great et no Sraccuinten remaee erat codices towards whieh iin Dusionan, and especially ts od great and. if the tame course of action ts com: THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF TUB ‘extent and imposing exterior. Now, remains notes, flow. river fluds the ecean; and it the plaintit hends that the said WoRLD. nied houses of eccentric ectaral is at thie poi ‘all bank American Express Company will speedily bank- one of the moss comfortable of these notes should J remy oven h 10 net now jneelvent;, that the TRE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THB WORLD, i genera arecondnea. They ave oats op EJ from communtlad, the penne ee. a A 7 OEY poe tacks Sad ecee! partion fer FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. which in this country usually wenn Gove — ‘Obligations and | are, allowed, [usder, certain, oe os LF erne. mo arplus, that on tram 308 . [3 EVENING TELEGRAM, few—fow, indeed. = LS Re a informed and by Feal Gnd personal prop: Fae one not previously undeceived as to the extent web ee | ere eee Ceaetar nad thatthe recteue of ts OUT TO-DAY, JULY 1. an Weick evil cocnsstove olways aceured bis ee of Ne ‘Wo find | said*canital ie represemied Uy the value of iis business, vanes Epiiione par, peuple tere tomunes him, Bote new, Fone and 080 the good will of its patrons and {te franchises: that the REE 1ONS Bact Day, ho fawned om and flattered bim in said company, a8 the said plaintif ts informed and be- AT 12 M..3 ¥. M. ANDS P.M come to seehim now; none but for- desired re Se ee ee erateeet siner then ty ee % : eee he eee ee OF og Fy he THB LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE . Of all the reverses which tho proud house of Maps. PNinth-—Thal, ag the, plainti® ie wou. ‘ - reverses Ww! directors: managers "4 # ‘werg has of late ex this ia the saddest and Ot a THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD, 5 i i ; FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. Qhe worst, A scion of that imperial stock shut up ina siz-by-nine di m, and con to ak his life at Company for the purchase ‘ihe Heads of = be isainn, be Possibly never ierantace gt flection. of “Directors sh) 5 aecapemnceee Knew bis father, ow ‘whieh — nas absolutely right of ae nae fT, PRICE OND CENT, and emperors Maximilian’s chief companion ought erther im the name of the said ovr ron JULY 1, 3 Frince Salm, 0 well atgmamberss in frasteen’s "of comme ober pareee oF ‘THREE EDITIONS EACH DAY, the Army of tbe Cumperlan who proved RE Ge ee tee maps cnt of he ben cad ap yh te ee co aan en “f * 5 SSS pin Per ncaa wit rei tatoo, gLite ij cnialeagk at e, Sa ke el j fr ~ i Je fate, but the politics of Germany oted upon four ‘of the said THE LATEST NBWS FROM ALL ; ee. ‘With all Y vicissitudes of — Ees,anen lt pat yy! WORLD. : Arebduke loses none ie warm sympathy for the trast, — 5 “Danes Staten, Aaribing an “everyinine American bea wae enabiel ter elect. meet 7g OMBAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD, ‘ ‘@ strange attraction for je listens jm args joun Buvertela —— q Fala e oo the great war with Se « said, ‘New ork ned FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. 4 tention. and sory of Chickamauga a aod Vicksburg, ofte Ms Ho visit th Hever the ‘sald theses for. trustees ig (Paw BVENING TELEOHAN, ‘Seenes of ouch memorable eventa. Tuens the subject Hi the funds, of ee tor the sald Comvany. 6 te . PRICE ONE CENT, 4 ing, German politics wilt come upon the amount of the of the New York Central Halireed — “<7 Stun the sborctighteantes und cient n'theree amy Tt the, mock af proeat FICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE GEORGI peng a= epg % ex Us oo, eavenaia — the oa Olen Sire Lotiery, for the benefit of the Masonic Orpnene THREE EDITIONS BACH DAY, if i ie iy ATI2M,3 P.M. AND 6 P.M. a3 4 i EF 1-4 ES Ks ‘ ; Sait an erect amature ot et tbat te are THE LATEST NRWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE Saleem, from for whieh may be aus. WORLD. ' ie i parebesed yoseewoy ofthe THR CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD, " 5 gn Pe Gorapany to obstruct and hinder FOR SALE BVERYWHER! : fart tae tetas bom 08 a HE EVENING TELEGRAM, - Lad - - ——— es _ % Eh“ Siljeen encircles them terms of the stock njomuciite | A —PRIBBS UASHED IN ALL T om %" Composed, they ry th + jh, ee Ag a ‘aren. PRICE ONE CENT, ! ep hy " wi ime eamne’ shail be ea fs—ALL Dia- OUT TO.DAY, JULY 1, come aver, O — ac he wae he gt Pay ny Hatileech rato ORG: ar tne tect EAFANG EO OTA, — THREE EDITIONS BACH DAY, > ‘With alt this 1 seems to me tbat Maximilian is satiafed | wheo by all way. tia laardilinan pod . ‘ swith bis porition and only so far anxious fer bis life in thas | Mable, and © $0 Gmonas & 100: (PRICE NODeR aT 12... 9 OM, AND 6 P. © “Forngh alors "Yor toms aap, before the ona of she | are were Gregnwieh and Murray siremts, Sing elec Cheaper than | THR LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE y those nearest the of the Emperor formed e wonmD. when the fon : See te oineety courted ee eee ie tke | Mastin TBR ONBAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD, eholle were hear him thet the eonsession of — wy x the ait ‘ye Mons Hea was | desire FOR SALB BVERY WHE! Sy gmpoiadge Vath hye Pay, 8 mage 98 a “