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NEW YORK HERAE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1867, EUROPE. al \Pelegrams tothe Fterald. Speci ENGLISH FEELING FOR MAXIMILIAN, eee Napoleon’s Definition of Liberty Ridi- culed in Great Britain. American Knights ef the French Legion of Honor, ‘The Foreign Bishops and Italian ‘Towns Greeting the Pope. ‘The French Senate on Maximilian's Sentence and the Responsibility of the United States, BY THE CABLE TO JULY 2. NAPOLEON'S SPEECH. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. British Opinion of Liberty in France. Queen’s Horzet, Lonvon, July 2, 1867. The London Herald and London Star newspa- pers published to-day, ridicule Napoleon’s idea of liberty in France as expressed by him in his speech in the Exhibition building yesterday before the assembled people and princes. THE PARIS EXHIBITION SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THe HERALD. Imperial Honors to American Citizens. Panis, July 2, 1867. Mr. Keckwith, Commissioner of the United States at the French exhibition, has been created an officer of the Legion of Honor by the Emperor Napoleon. Messrs. Charles Perkins, Samuel B. Ruggles, Godwia Birney, Elias Howe, “Kennedy, Mulat and Chickering have been created Knigits of the Legion of Honor. MAXIMILIAN’S FATE. Lawrence Smith, SPECIAL, TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. ‘British Sympathy with the Condemned Empe- ror—Juarez Denounced. Qvren’s Hors., Lonpon, July 2, 1867. The London Zimes and London Post of this Morning express, in their editorial columns, much pity for the fate of the ex-Emperor Maximilian, of Mexico, and denounce the cruelty of President Juarez in ordering his execution. THE PAPAL CONVOCATION. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Episcopal Address to the Pope=The Towns of Italy Expressing Affection. Rome, July 1, 18 His Holiness Pope Pius the Ninth has just re- ceived an address expressive of their veneration and affection from four hundred and ninety Cath- ¢lic prelates, archbishops and bishops. Deputations have arrived in the city from one hundred of the towns of Italy with addresses to the Holy Father. There is a grand fete to-day at the Villa Hor- ghese. ITALY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. Unfriendly Policy of the Neighboring Powers. Friorence, July 2, 1567. In the session of the Legislative Chambers of Italy, on Monday, Deputy, the Signor Bixio, said he knew that Austria and some of the other Powers were preparing treaty clauses hostile to the policy of Italy. THE WAR IN CANDIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. Reinforcements and Sup Supplies for the Insur- gents—Omar Pasha Oper Actively. Arness, Jane 29, 1867. ‘The Greek blockade runner, Arkadi, has made her fourteenth voyage to Candia. She lended five hundred volunteer recruits for the Christian insurgent army, two thousand mus- kets, and also supplies of food and other necessa- ries for the insurrectionary forces. The Arkadi was chased by the war vessels of the Turkish fleet, but again succeeded in escaping their vigilance. Omar Pasha was preparing to make another attack on the Christian position at Sphakia. THE FENIANS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Midnight Driliings and Arrests. Dvauiy, Ireland, July 2, 1867. The secret drillings of the peasantry, it is sup- posed by Fenian emissarics, are continued in many parts of the country. Last Sunday night a party of police came upon @crowd of men soemployed in a lonely place gear the county Wicklow, which adjoins the county Dublin. The police succeeded in arresting six of the samen, with the leader, or officer in command, THE PRESS DESPATC HES, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Lond Money Market. Loxpox, Jaly 2 Consols closed steady at 943¢ for money. AMERICAN SECURITING «Closed buoyant at the following rates: — baa oe, Lp tay bond inois Contral shares, Ere Railway shares... seeee The Liverpool Cotton ron Livseroot, Jul; i The cotton market closed weak at the hitow authior- {zed quotations :—Middling weer 1074, 8 lid. ; mid- dliog Orleans, 1144. The sales of the day reached 7,000 $a coding the estimate made at noon by 2,000 Trade Report. The advices from Manchester are unfavorable. Goode ‘and yarns are heavy, andthe market shows a declining tendency. Liverp nny Market. Liverroon, July 2—Even! Tho warket for broadstults closed frm, Cora—New mixed Mag ig y ‘3%. 64. Wheat—white 13s, 9d. Peas, 385. Barley, bytny ‘atte avancnd @ penuy, and desi at 3a. 9d. per Liverpool Piovieses! maestihad Livearoou, July 2—Evening. The provisions market has been quiet throughout the day. , 41s. 6d. for Cumbertand cut middies. Pork and beef ‘unchanged. Lard, 485, Cheese, 62s. for fine American. Liverpool Produce Market. Liverroot, July 2—Evoning. Tallow, 433. 9d. for American, Secteontneaaem 6a, Od. and fine 323. Spirits Pg apa Tage Sls. Petroleum closed at Od. for spirits, and ne 1a, tor standard white. no Markets. Lonpon, July 2—Evening. Sugar closed firm at tho advance No, 12 Dutch standard, 25s. 8d. {ron steady at 63s. fee soubor Rakes, pig, mixed numbers. Linseeds of all Oiis—Whale and sperm steady at opening quotations. Antwerp Petroleum M: ANTWERP, Petroleum, 41 francs. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. July 2—2 P.M. Sourmameron, 5 The steamship Bremen, Captain Meyer, from New York, has arrived at this port, em rou’e to Bremen, BY STEAMSHIP TO JUNE. 22. Tho French mait steamship Ville de Paris, Captain Sur. mont, which left Brest on Saturday the 22d of June, arrived at this port vesterday evening, with one hund- red and forty passengers, and a full cargo, ‘The Ville do Paris landed our European fites, in detail of our cable despatches, aa late as English mails of the Java due from Boston this evening. A supplement to the /ivre Jaune or Yellow Rook of France, presented to the members of both Chambers, is exclusively devoted to the diplomatic documents relating to the affair of Luxomburg, extending to eighty-eeven pages, The interest of those papers is altogether retro- spective, and they throw very little additional light on the subject. In addition, many of them have already appeared in print, so that the principal merit of the publication is to bring together, in tho order of date, the various papers connected with the subject. The Vienna Gacette ot Sune 19, referring to a rumor received by severai journals, declares that it is com- pletely false that Prince Gortschakoff had declined, as being hostile to the interests of Russia, the offers of ser- vices made by Austria to the Cabinet of St. Petersburg on the subject of the revision of the Treaty of 1856, The Cabinet of Vienna, in a despatch addressed to Prince Metternich, dated the lst of January, concerning the settlement of the Eastern question, raised also that of the revision of the Treaty of 1856, But this proposition having met with no rosponse from the other Powers, Austria has bad no occasion to renow it, Prince Hambert of ttaly is to go to Vienna when he leaves Paris, Apartmonts were prepared for him in the imperia! palace. Tho presence of their Austrian Majesties in France will coincide, it is said, with that of the Sultan, and even, if we may believe a Vienna journal, with that of Victor Emanuel. This reconciliation, in some sort personal, completing that of Italy with Austria, will not take place until after the visit of Prince Humbort to Vienna. As to the meeting between the Emperor Fran- cis Joseph and the Sultan, it is so positive that the latter, it is ailirmed, has already been informed of it in the most obliging terms by his Austrian Majesty him- self. ‘The marrisge of Princo Paul Demidoif with the Prin- cess Meschersky took place in Paris, June 19, at the Russian chureb, with great pomp. The witnesses of tle Count were the Duchess de Morny—serran! de more assive—as is called in Ri the lady who prosents the bridegroom the altar; Prince Anatole Domidot ; Prince Galitzine, groom of honor, and Prince Moscher- sky. Those of the bride were the Grand Duchess Maria of Rassia—serrant de mere assise—Field Marsbal Baria- tinski, uncle of the bride, and the Prince of Lontchten- berg, groom of honor, Among the jadies of honor of the Princess were the Grand Duchess Eagenie, and the daughters of the Princesses Czernicheff, Baratesching, Labanolf and Hamilton, The attendance of persous known in the fashionable world was exceedingly num- erous. The young lady, itis known, had beon greatly admired by the Grand Duke, heir to the throne of Russia, before his marriage with the Princess Dagmar, and the Emperor Alexander himself brought about this union between Count Pant Demidoff and the Princess. The Mémorial Diplomatique bas the following : The announcement that Lord Lyons will at once re- place Lord Cowley in the beginning of July as English ambassador at the Cenrt of the Tuileries is premature. Lord Cowley will not quit his post until after the distri- bution of prizes fixed for the Ist of July, and at which ‘will be present the Prince of Wales as President of the English Commission of the Universal Exhibition. As to Lord Lyons, he will accompany the Sultan to London and will preserve bis character as Ambassador to the Porte until the return of the Sultan to the Continent. The Independence Belge sa A Rassian journal which represents loss the ideas of the government of St. Petersburg than the aspirations of the old Russian party—the Moscow Gazet!»—rofers to the presence of the Czar ia Paris, for the purpose of declar- ing that Ruesia and France have become fused as by a miracie, and that this took place from the very moment of the attempt made upon the two soverrigns. From an alliance oliensive and defensive the distance, riter observes, is short. The Muscovite print en- this close connection is conv to the two countries by their reciprocal intere: still more by the faults which the Western caused France to commit than by the advantage which Rossia might hope to gain by it. At a meeting of Americans, held at the rooms of the United States Commission, in Paris, it was decided to have a celebration of the Fourth of July. ments were mado for securing the Pré. Bois de Boulogne, for that purpose, with sich entertain. ments as can be arranged for the amusement of all, old and young. Ail American children under twelve years of age, with tl nurses, will be admitted free, All citizens of the United States in Europe wore invited to Join in this celevracion. The Emperor of Austria had abandoned bis intention of making a tour in Huncary in consequence of the bereavement which the imperial family euffered from the death of the Archduchess Matilda and the wnexpecto! decease of the Prince of Tour and Taxie, who married in 1858 the Princess Isabella of Bavaria, elder sister of the Empress of Austria. Baron de Boust, before returning to Vienna after the coronation ceremony, had a long interview with the Primate Archbishop of Hangary. The Austrian Minister solicited the active co-operation of the Hangorian Epis copacy, in order to remove the difficulties attendant on the revision of the Concordat, as asked for by the last address of the Chamber of Deputies to the Reichsrath. The Archbishop repliod that the Concordat inno way affected the privileges and rights of the Hungarian Chureh, which were anterior to the conclusion of that act, and to which, besides, Hungary had always ro- mained a stranger, and intended to continue so. This reply is a decided refasal on the part of the Archbishop. The foliowing paragraph is going the round of the Paris journals; — Prince Moketlayo, son-in-law of Queen Pomare, is ex- pected in Paris early in October. This Oceanic Prinee is ‘8 Parisian of pure blood, well known on the Boulevards; and, if we aro not mistakon, the real name of the Prines is Rogues, and he held the piano two yvearsago at Variet’s theatro as accompanier. Probably facing himself dail in tho istes he has made a protext of wish- ing to seo the Exhibition to return to nee with his team” and to never go back to his mother-in-law's MAXIMILIAN’S FATE. Movement in the French Senate—The United States Responsible. The French Senate heid a sitting Tuesday, June 18, M. Tropiong in the chair. On the minutes of the tast sitting being read, Baron Drprs asked to be allowed again to express his concurrence in tho eloquent language which the iltns- trious President of the Senate had utterance to ia being tte desired that, to the expression of these sentiments, should be united the sym- Pathies of France for a third Emperor, who also knows how to face death with jeweptany, ud Whose life is at this moment threatened by armed Ttiga honor, continued the hono Senator, tor our soldiers who went to Mexico to have yee with them only clem after victory, and every generons and civilizing idea. Bot it would seem that ia returning to their native 7S they have pee inmark av eountey of etetcaton, It" ot porta civ is mporiance that from our Chamber a word should go forth expressing the wish that a great crime should not be perpetrated, which would be an indelible st on the tartarians who might ‘commit it, mg Ag powerta Siem the voice of wemeaty wi to prevont it. us frost that the Usted States will strive to the last to prevent ® misfortune like this; because it is lope ‘upon (hat ment abore all, that the responsibil it Would ret Such are ne seniment wie dealted to ex in the Senate. are those of France, and will, most certainly od 4 powerfat echo within these walls, where sit 80 generals who have not acquired more’ lustre by their valor in battle than by helt senti= moma ot emonity fer vicery. (General marks .°% “tine 2 Senate cannot buf join in the noble words just pronounced by Baron ee Not only does the Chamber sharo his emotion, but alt France feels as he does, The whole world knows sufficiently the sonti- ments of humanity and generosity of our country to pro- want aay doubt on the subject being entertained. tite. new approbation. ‘The minutes of the preceding sitting were prose? adopt ed. Marshal Forey, detained at Nancy by thi ae a hia health, — himseif for being aiscas trom the sitting of the Senate. CITY INTELLIGENCE. Commancammre Exercise at Grammak ScHoon No, 45.—The female graduating class at this echoot bade farewell to their Alma Mater yesterday, Thero is uo difference whatever betweon the ceremonies or pro- eonmune of each au comings this school and its nu- merous compeers in this ci uniform is our public school system at present taken at hazard as a sample of all. Phere are may be songs, compositions, prayers and a valedictory, with the stereotyped address ore trustee or man. Tho ase are pareneated with Siplesne and go away happy. Hose a i fea bo at Foun ant trustees that ee with the ict aets not be allowed to torture the fair graduates with a spread eagle speech. It is by no means @ necessary adjunct of learning and is a decided Arrgats Prom Tar Conixcror ov CusToms.—A new notification, important to the mercantile community has just beon issued by the Collector of Customs, to the effect that when appeals are taken from the decisions of the collectors they are to be delivered to those officers, P madechclgee vo gpsgaanad them to the Secretary of the , With full reports of the cases and a statement oi the peg Such decisions, and all appeals to be filed with the Deputy Collector in charge of Nhe Ninth division. Yacur Lavxcn.—A beautifolly modelled yacht of about twenty tons burden, built for Mr, Charles Stringham, was launched yesterday from pier No. 51 Kast river, opposite the establishment of her builder, Mr. W. H. Darling, No, 872 South street. Bouns Exrness MassenGers.—For several weeks past a swindler, under the guise of an express messenver, has been playing a successful game by collecting fees on money packages directed to the owners of houses who the fellow knows to be absent, aud getting other mem- hers of the family to pay the express charzes, Yesterday the wife of Mr. Isaac S. Hubbs, of No. 153 West Vorty- first street, was victimized to the amount of $4 80. ‘the envelopes and blanks ured were genuine ons of the Merebants’ Unton Express Company, which were ob- tained surreptitiously from the eflice of the company and filled up and used in the manner stated, The swin- dier in this case is described as about five feot eight inches in height, of plausible address, about thirty-five yearsof are and fnil face. The public should bear in mind that it is usual for the express companies to send one of their wagons wiih all money icages, by which the genuine messenger can be recoguized from the swindler, Tar Autear Cup Sreatine Case. —The exsmination of witnesses in this case still continues, It was resumed yes- terday morning. The first witness called on was Dr, Alex- ander B, Mott. His testimony related to having visited/the complainant during her sickness, to her condition from the effocts of the operation which had been performed on her, and to the appearance of the child. James Donohoe was the next witness, He testified to the visit of Arcbibald to the office of the Commissioners of Charity and Correction, in company with a woman who had in charge an infant, which Archibald desired to place on Blackwell's Island, he going security for its board. The child was named John Smith. This witness was followed vy Sergeant Henry Burden, who arrested Mrs. Maynard and Ralph Archibald. He was fol- lowed by Ellen Keily, who testified that she nursed the cbild in Blackwoll’s Island nursery, but that it died on the 28th of June, The next was Charity Ammerman, who conveved the child to the i land, and with the tes- timony of Henry W. Boswell, whose statement went to corroborate the testimony of the witness Donohoe, the examination for the prosecation was brought toa close, ‘The only witness — ud for the defence was Jo-eph A, Canfield, Morristown, N. J. The substance of bis testi- mony which had any direct bearing upon the case went to show that the child was not forcibly taken from complain- ant, Dnt that she was willing to part with ber child for $50, which she had received The further hearing of the cave was then adjourned uniil this morning, when other witneszes for the defence will be produced. Bony Rrcoverrp.—The body of a boy, ten or twelve years of age, was found in the Fast river, at a small island, called South Brother, yesterday. It was dressed with light colored jacket, gray pants, gray shirt, with socks and stout boots, It was taken in charge by Coro- ner Higbie, of Astoria, and can be seen for tentification, Scnsrkoke.—A man named Lawrence Branaigan, re- siding at 310 Fifty-fourth street, was prostrated by the heat yesterday, while at work in East Houston street. He was conveyed to his residence A Camp Rus Over axp Kitixp wy £ Graxp Street Canr.—Michael Redden, a boy five years of age, was ran over and killed at about seven o'clock last evening by car No, 104 on the Grand and Desbrosses Street Railroad, in the latter street, near Washington, The conductor ‘was arrested, but the driver dropped the reins and made good his escape. The body of the boy was conveyed to the City Hospital. His parents reside at 25 Desbrosses street. Fatau Rannoav Casvatty.—William H. Mi cently an engineer in the omploy of the New York and Erie Railway Company, on Monday aft: eon, While in the act of stepping on one of the cars of « train then moving ont of the Jersey Civ depot for Port Jervis, slipped and fell before the wheel, which passed over ts, crashing them in ashockins manner. He y taken up by his friends and brought acroas the river to New York Hospital, whore be }in- gored till near midnight and expired. Coroner Wildey held an inquest on the bedy, and, it appearing that the occurrence was accidental, the jury rendered a verdict to that effec Deceased was thirty-eight years of age and a native of Connecticut. Tux Axtt-Exctse Acrratioy.—The Executive Com- mittee of the German Anti-Excise Central Committee, composed of delegations representing ward associations, organized for the purpose of agitating in favorof a repeal of some of the harsh provisions of the Excise law, par- ticularly the Sunday clause, held a meeting at Hubner’s Hotel last night, to complete a plan of operation. A resolution waa adopted warning the Germans of the Metropolitan Police district against avy violent and ille- gal demonstration against the Police and Excise Com- missioners, which, it is alleced, are intended to be made to-day and to-morrow, and for which, it is said, exten- sive preparations are veing made. Antest or ay ALLRGrn Mcrornrn,— Officers Murphy and Abbott, of the Twenty-third preciuct, reported last evening that ther hat arrested Thomas Kealy, the man alleved to have boon the oue by whom Colone! O'Brien was murdered daring the rlots of 1863, They claim to have positive proof as to bis identity. Patan Fatt.—A honse-framer named John Spoar fell yesterday afternoon from the sixth story of a building now in course of erection in Sheri‘T street, near Stanton street, He was bruised in a terrible manner and died in afow mmmautes after being conveyed to the Eleventi: precinct station house. Aanest oF AN AtLecen Paiavenrnta Tarer,— Charles Holbrook, alias Bryant, by whom, as is alleged, the store of A. B. Bryson & Co., in Philadelphia, had been robbed and a watch and $400 in money taken, was ar- rested in this city lastevening by Detectives Smith and Vangho. ® @ smart looking young man, ‘twenty-two years of age, and came to this city armed with recommendations snd certificates of character from the Young Men's Christian Associations of Philadelphia and Baltimore. Oa Roy eed and examination these letters were found to be forgeries, Holbrook was locked up at headquarters. TWE HERALD AND THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. From the Evening Ge yy pb We a ola w Botice The Henn it is um to the Associated that it iy ditndre esoctasion wt the clove Of next December, ar mee seihe according (0 the articles of This has | been ated by ti Journal and expected by the bie The Tena rays it has discovered that the Presa des- patches are always behind its specials, and consequently Of no use, THE WRECK OF THE NORTH AMERICAN, — Mowrreat, C. E., July 2, 1967, The following despatch to H, & A. Allen has been re« ceived from Captain Smith, of the steamship St. eat Port Av Basan, July % 186%, } Called wg 9 vs Ey mend took on board passen. gore, troupe, sae Desene® fe igeaiane ni xon, re- 7 Passengers al ; the steamers Compartamen engine room are are" uninjured, sof #50 fe the afterhold; the keei dri _ ree a meh her off; she i to northwest, having shine rom br orgie position; a steamer is along pumps ai YELLOW FEVER IN IN( INDIANOLA, TEXAS, 1, Lng The Health OMcer of this port rari claliy p ¥ the yellow fever exists |; A ~ issued orders stopping al) commuBication between Gat. veston and that port; and vesselsifrom Brazos Santiago, are to be placed in quarantine for examination, TOBACCO FAIRAT. AT ST. LOUIS. St. Lov, Jaly 2, 1867. Another tobacco fair took lace to-day at the City Tovacco Warehouse, where thirteen minms were offered by the bye 108. 7 vy dealers ranging in value from attendance was large, and Virginia, West ‘renin Zennanre Kentucky, Obio, Illinois, Connecticnt and Cy for the prizes,’ The premiums were awarded to" Missouri, Vir. onle, — and Wye Virginia. rst premium, bright wrappers sold fe ay hundred. nds, and the second yom ie ae ream aie ame ee 0 88h " | great loss. ‘The Merchants’ Union Exprees Case. rs | THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR. tara rows". warenvowr waters EVIDENCE OF ONAS, P. THAY boven top Opy, Stating that t had wold five bnad wat} dams ‘as per his order, but the, not given any ied aes of the {0 TUE EDITOR OF Taw MBRALD. ~ulse of ‘American on account ff t Rep: a Paraguayan Attack on Pet Jour a issr, | Brice having’ falion; T do aot remember exacily Wee , the Allied Camp. fu my complaint in the caso of Waterbury against Elmore | F'should seit lt ncvote te and it was delivered “a P. Ross, John A. Green, Jr., H. W. Slocum and others. | ropiy but did not «: a Directors of the Merchants’ Union Express Company, 1 | “gf %,“pmnret, RIOT IN add FAN ELROG, | oharges thosogentiomen with reckless extravagance incar- | $4. lp wd A. misunderstanding, be did rying on the business, and disposing of the funds of this | nct pee. » wit sunponn at was ited di oma om ‘he aid ‘ache, Company. They evidently seomed disposed to justify my charge by publishing in the pewspapers, at an expense of thousands of dollars, their extended answer. % Since this publication enst eo much, It is highly important that the stockholders should know whother it is true, One allogation of the answer is made by General Slocum upon would 960 Ine ey or two; ‘2th of ol at mycodice and told’ ine ts have: ihe seat of Maal: be gave me a verbal order to have it sold, aud I gave the ordery and it was sold. 9 ‘Did you see the General after this second salef A. No, sir; he has never called on me since: it turns posal fam sapere to in the transaction, whi ich is at his posal; f to carry Out uny contract just as o When General moral ipsum opehee to nog abont some ar- ith the old comy Sutot which ho was’ to. be left did be teu you anything Brazilian Order for Amorican Small Arma, SPECIAL TELEGRAM BY THE CABLE TO THE NERALO. Via Lisrox tip Januing, June Je i his own responsibility, and I ahould do him injustice in at- | about the Bature of the arrangement, or by whom — The news received in Rio from the seat of war | tempting toconsirue his language. I append that part of wid Twit weet i le arrangtment iat L mervon | as w thine 9 on the Parana ia dated to the 30th of May. of the answer, so that the reader nay oompare it with the | Gonerat John Greens he ote ine "giuid and that : ae would; roen desired was ome On the 21st of May the Paraguayan troops at- testimony given beige sna and judge whether the man- | monoy out of ft Rad he had $15,000 ina bank here, sa@ agement of our affairs is sate im such hands. Sinettin bt ee ee tacked the allied camp, bit were repulsed with “pidhe say who the persons were who were ea. Trying to take ius nfraupoment, wilh the old com. Aiaied that Ross aud Backus mad Heardalee bad att is fu Gunvorantion, ond that ihey ‘had rather rated, Ge" - T append also a formal examination of Mr. @. P, Thayer, taken yesterday before D, P. Ingraham, There have been riots in the city of Rio. The z iad Jr., a referee inted by the Court; the evidence of Mr, Population became indignant at the conduct of i Mentone Memeo sedan. Mestateiencs, Thayer being fully confirmed by two other gentiemen who ‘ith 4 connected: ‘the ‘express com- three brothers, who, they alleged, had cruelly —— Phe t the directors: he stated that Kos thet treated and jmprisoned their own sister and her liane pianos ni Ce ea be the Hockhwiders; he aoe thal view “zt ginning of the investigation which my counsel, James't. | of it: howe it was an fait thang wp to 36 child. The people mustered in the streets, and Brady, Bou, Sea’ tenitintee far the purpose ef seenttag Move fot ete peu a os ‘i 38. oh re jo the agitation proceeded to such an extent that | yon the depositions thus oblained a motion foraninjune- | ‘x’ x, nt Remar nduasmees lacie 9. Q. When General Slocum stated that the losacs of the Merchant’ Uni were frightful, did he say amy- thing about the trustees In that connection ‘A He stated that the teustecs, ouside of the Executive Committee, had never known anythit aneme, their (ue condition, and that they would be ainazed at it losses. os - eS parr D. PLL, Jn, Bur. Kiver depot on Saturdag JAMES SLEIGHT. The above means buy. fix, No.2, Sune ly 1967, DP. 1. Ju, Ctsvanamp, 0. . ioe 6, User. W. P. Simian, 8 Broadw: ‘Anothe: issue of bonds will be made. Governments mus” fail, Sell, JAMES SLEIGH. the troops were called ont to disperse the crowd. The cavalry charged on the people, and several persons were killed, tion and receivership of the property of this insolvent com- pany. From time to time, as the other allegations of the anawer come to be inquired into, I shall give my fello The city is now qniet. stockholders the benefit of knowing what the truth fs ascer- Ex. No.1, Suny 1, 167. W, P. Suxiinr, R2'Broadway Your wite will be at Hudse morning. | The Brazilian government has sent au order to | tained to be. At the hearing of the motion befure his Honor Judge Bar- the United States for the purchase of five thou- sand breech-loaders for the purposes of the pres: ent war, nard to-day, the motfon being to compel Jon M. Knapp, rd, Jr., William @, Boards W. Sl Backs, Elliot G, Stork and John A. Green, Jr., to appear Elmore P. Ross, William 1. § COLOMBIA. cum, Clinton F, lay, Theodore M. Pomeroy, TH, The Eve ste PAYG FER: ENTERPRIAR mm € nee ist é OMPLETEST A: Abi EYRNING NEWSPAPERS. PRICE ONE CEN FOR SALE neviker Wil bs. before the referee referred to and testify, au fajunction Mosquera Captured—The Revolution at an aad End. Private information which we have received from New Granada states that on the 19th of lost month the news reached Carthagena, from the interior, that Mosquera hal been taken prisoner’ at Bogota, and that his principal general was now in command of the troops, ‘The revo- lution had been entirely quolied, and everything would soon be restored to the good onter that existed before Mosquera’s forcible usurpation of the goveryment, SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 2. 1337. was produced, fesued by Justice Morgan, of Syracuse, en- fn this action. joing me from proceeding furth T do not doubt that the obtaining this injunetion was good judgment on the part of the defendants, for it i< only by silencing me and my counsel in court (hat they can escape Cristnd Hai: » -— The B LA F berate orein Hin sie ye. fg tg one sks Astor House. Dr, J. Hi. Sel be at his rooms, 82 every Tuesdey, from wu ‘eauiomally, | merited exposure. To this Austance thelr project did not sucered, as Tam in formed. for Judge Barnard hamediately vacated’ vidently thinking that ges of thi di ompetent to manage and control the snits progressing heir own courts. When I refer to « necessity for bringing defendants be- fore an officer of the court, it must not be supposed that they flatly refuno to testify. ° They exproes themselves quite willing to make affidavits ns to any points, provided we let Dr, Von erg’s Kathetico-Noural, on tha wonder tt enor Tor the cure of all diseases of the: Bye, Ear, Throat, Catarr Asthma, Office 251 Fifth av. Elliptic | Leckstiteh, ‘Kewing Of Firat preminms,, 1866. No. G43 disadwny. voluie teusion; adjustable drop feed. Arri their lawyers draw them. A better way to evade telling the From lexander XN; hert: a4 p Norton, Cardiff, 38 da truth could not pe devised; but the Court has decided thet | on SPiite Aeteet Tttet AY arinan & Co. Had heavy westerly gules to'the | their course tn the matter is equivalent to refusal, so as to | jug been mad pale ya with the com} ition ar the a d_calins; been 8 days W | give my counsel the right to bring them ent | paration known nx SOZODON' I ha some time ruth | permitied its use in my family, it has given eat referee. where they can beopenty Inter ascertained. ‘This course will be pursued. unless they Aga seek the aid of an injunction to shield them, while they all the time hypoeritically proclaim themselves anxious and willing to tell the whole truth. 8. P. WATERBURY, Surnace PROM THE ANSWER OF THN DUTRADANTS And these defendants further answering deny the saul fendant Slocum upon his own knowledge, and the of defendants upon information and belief, that the said deten ‘unt Blocuin, in anticipation of any proposition belny wecepted 25, lon 43 56, fare Jobs IAL 0 10, fon 8D Bt, ‘apoke. bark Brig Victoria (Notw), Lockstoer, Neweastle, mdse, to Funebd, Meincke & Wendt. Schr Sterling,’ Hunter, OTL DeWolt & Co. Sehr Ann E Glover, Cole, Baltimore, 7 days, Wind at sunses S. Satisfaction. This an elegant to tnt article, well worthy of days, with ‘the encomiums it has recet Beware of imitations. oP ISTE, ISTIC ENTERPRISE. | FLETEST AND) ABLEST NG NE par ERS. ONE PRICK N 5 otice to Mariners, FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. A pie lighthouse has boea erected ut Upper tCedar | and consummated, ordered to be purchased for tim ta the Poi he Potomac river, to take the place of the light | market of the city of New York two thoi ah of the vessel now stationed (here. stock of the ather said three companies, ber of Fireworks, at 4 Tie Ligh, wil he esiuhived for the frst time on the evens | shares of nuid mock, with expretation of is heing enhanced Motte MN stRD TR ing of the 20th of July, 1857 in value, oF with tion, or that when said | twenty-fourth annual sale. The length of time established ‘he jiduminating apparatus isa Fresnel lens of the fifth | offer was reject red so much of the stock | 4 guaranty for assortment, quality and price, order, and can be seen whenever ti the itpper or lower bend in the river, For Other Shipping News Se* Sixth and Seventh Pages hi Mat | as ind been rire sold, And the ‘said defondaut Highthoure 16 open at | aeons preaniy dental Crate be hae ind euy euoer nowlednr 01 the pendescy aan proposal from the sald Execntive ( oon.” mittee. or any momber thereof of the character mentioned or that he has ever purchased Freckles, Pi lems + Moth, Yellow. Been Pleneae Hee Wome eMRIN Heat aod at Bee Blemiahes cured by GOURAUD'S Italian Medicated 8 At his old stand,438 Broadway, and druggists, EVANS, South Eighth street, Philadelphia, rever & Baker's ‘hest Premium Sowtag hines. 496 Broadwe York, Jouraud’s Or te Gournnd’s OH OCAIS BEAU TIPLE. pimdoned by the fashionable world At, GOURAUDSE Epo, road w street, Bono; Weldons iiareford, Dre W. G, Coke Vpollantt By Atlantic Cable. CHICKERING & SONS, ing to profit t ment between the said Merchants’ Union Express Company. and the said other three corn SUPRE: JERT, Stephen P. Waterbury va, Elmore P. Ross, et a!.—Evi- denee of Charles P, Thayer, duly sworn by D. B. Inj ca Jr., Referee, and examined by Mr. Brady on bebul plaintir:— 7, Question. State your occupation. Anawer, Tam general agent for the United States Express Company. 3 &, And have been for how lon ‘or a number of years. Panis, duly 1, 1867. G52 Broadway, Tn addition toa GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, ceived to-day » devovation of the LEGION tits hit HONO, us at the head of all Piano exhibitors. G. F, CHICKERING. me al York. “or FSG Ee Ersric ENTERPRISE. a suena aene EWSPAPE ea ond OF Gournud’s Poudre Se " a . Have you any other occupation? from low foreheads, or coon peer ea 4 3 boy you know the last witness, Mr, Bookstaver? dee So gale massac atcn a bead deugetate, A. 6. or how long have you known him? The Even! Wy of n conti A. For anita Foe 7 me tay Pree BT AND ABLEST Me the ‘benedclal 6, ¢. Do you also kaow Mr. Nathan Thayer? # RYENING NEWSPAPERS Editors, authors, ‘sicians, mer. Fy A re chaulte, oftce: of the army and navy, Sea eounsellorsy Sign v? You know the firm of Bookstaver, Thayer &} 14) gate EVERYWHERE RE ministers 0! ¢ gospel, in short, a great cloud of witnesses — Of every profession. trade and callin, lave testified to ite é of eae a ae eilicacy asa tonic and vegulating medicine. The names and . . to gi f Will Relieve the deposition in this case in the Supreme Court, of Stephen P. Waterbury v=.Elnore P, Ross aad others A. L have. 9." Q. When did you first know of the organization of the Merchants’ Union Express Company 1 here is no mi out it. Mes, WINSLOW'S SOOTH- ING EYRE, Tor ehikiren teething, mot on relieves the child from pain. but regulates the stomach and dysentery and diarrhea, softens, the gums, reduces ait ioe fam statements of thes: witnesses have been published in the +a of them are well known to the whole 48 nover been challenged or rless weighty men ure acquit. pari. mony Rpugned.. Upon evidence ted or ee by consewntion ‘They commen: ‘their business some time tast fall. 1 ives rest, health and comfort to: gy OR a, ts chal however, | donot kuow the exact month, “I knew tue Company from ent chile I a ponies ee Bo sure and cull for “MES. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP." having the fac simile of “ Curtis & Perkins’ on the outside wrapper. All others are base imitations. Ladies for the try wishing Beauth Boots and Shoes patron WIE DE's Uo: Cunatuursen, After August 1, Union square. the atart, 10, Q. Did you know of the cireumstancer, attending ite organigation, and primary distribution of stock A. Laid not ow either of these defendants : oum only. you know of any arrangement of which in regard to the purchase some stock of the old express compauies’ — State it in detail, if vou please, A. On the 2h day of last May Henry W. Slocum, D. preserved, a reparation. Ai have failed. Can y have failed: Agk the re. suiferers, victims of fever and who have ex ced ita efforts, it. Ask them and be guided solely by A aversy tempts hive been made it be needssary to say why covered dyspepites, bihiou ague. and nervous sub) What they tits what they say. New York oil ahs Boo Nathan Phayer called at niy honse in Broo! , The Eventing Telegrnrn as neral conversation was had concernin; Lanck’s orer.—-Colers ch MARVEL OF JoURNabtartc BXTRRE RISE. | inv Lapese wad the ot pee reams quickly. ae Eo olf Sepa Wetec Sones sweet THE uk vk - or ratlers were discussed regarding the prospects of TEST AND N PA my ‘cess of the Merchants’ Union bxpre agreed by all present that the chan) a not suceved; General Slocum was very anxious to mak. some arrangement whereby he could make some mousy: ‘ul PLO FOR SALE vRaYWiteRye mb ws) mx i St SOURER ALisric, ALisric RNTERTRISE. or A tt fa ee a oo | admiued atthe time that, thelr loves were frigh te ByRNING NEWSEAPERS, $ be Mo —| t jor I think those were the words used; we wer ere some rtoaufter with ment aug mee teoonthres hours, and talked # great deal: Tcaunot sine | FOR SALE EVERYWHER: all that was anid, but thet was the drift of nothing de finite was done at that time, but we concluded to meet again: the General said, “We All understand this matter, and what we want;” [offered to buy some atock for the General, 13. 9. the old comnantes t that it was advisable to do #0; wis willing to make any arrangement wiih him whereby s could make money and we could make money; maiter under consideration, and was to mest me again within a day or two, whtels hie did on the following Sunday In that rat conversation did he say anything about Asapeptic ngonies, Nath carrraL, $109.0), O! NEW YOU Er 10 zace. i NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. bs The third inataliment of per cent will be due and paya- bie on the Ist day of Jul: Tey Subscribers are requested to Ay oy the botany Hottenss rooulpte with thet, or remit to the Company al ‘Trust Comp: e And, a Gunther aweara, be Tu teelt a man again. Seirt a dotile of PLANTATION BITTERS, Gunther sald my eres were sallow, y breati: tremendous bad, ition trow me—in fact, ted L was fast becoming Bank, So. 363 Broadway, and bene app hey food has no ben v phn Aare jn “Sig tanger this Jo adanioual call on the stockholders? goder of the Compan chock wt My scep elastic, my raind brilliant, and’ A, I think that he did: Jam not certain, bat I think that ‘A «mall portion of Tise eapital stock remains unsubseribed. je pomnd<. a seadded to my wei; pe subject was broach thad vot been decided at that Application within a tew days is recommne to those de- M. OLA W delightful tollet articles—su- | time that they wonlt 2 a eal cone were talking of | iene to secure stock. < perlor (0 Cobgng the price, "| ae cit; ho-unld they hed got to make Pm New subscribers from this date will pay forty dollars per An Agreable and Most. Desi roves | tifeet the call wonld have "ipon the stock. and tho proba: Seats teanint Gaanet tae pal eee ment has reenty been pertected In CHEV igh PNG bas Ky, of ite being patd. interest allowed to the ‘average day of payment of the © FOR THE LATHE it positively resores. grey ‘hair to im » Peia ck tay Kanone ie, Mata yer wout to | ¢gCifeulars with full snformation tay be obtained at graginal cole ad yous) Beauly tmparis Mec frowtt°4 | aasieral Siocum's hover the ‘allowing Sanday. ‘ond General | Semzorary of tnt rash teats ork ie ll druggists, fancy goods dealers and taslion. Slocum came down with hin to my house; he was thea op LISHA A. PACK! dessers, The trade nied by the wholesale | bis way to Auburn to attend a meeting of the Executive Hist W. SHA SARAM A, CHE 1BR, M.D, Committee of the Merchante’ Uaton. THOM. . Comeisstoners, At Brosaws) ¥. 16. G What occurred there JOSEPH U. nie a A. Tle gave me an orter to buy two thousand shares of HENRY C. The £vmin Te cram the old Express stock ; one thousnnd shares to be purchased ne ° uit ii} ut » ExTEne rise the following Monday moraing—the next morning—and TUR ¢ ae T AND ABLEST OF | one thousand shares upon his telegraphing me from bare The Fe EES, Sia WSPAPERS to buy: he then asked me for pen, ink and paper, which J xt farmed’ him, and he drew up a written contract which { | THE CHEAPEST, COM LETEST AND ABLUST OF FOR SALI F il signed, to buy one thousand shares, the price not to exceed EVENING NEW: b oa TNeenta, and one thousat Price not to excend PRICK ONLY ONE CENT. AML Pltynetn d Speer's Port m. and to earry the same ii ninety days if necessary; | FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. Gitarh WI roman H iB ‘other wines for ite pe comteget mee 17. Q. Wh 1 did myself: and we agreed 1ipon ee ” Erie meine properien expecially for irmaics and de |g form of wiegtam wilch Dewan) ud we rou Au0Ura elt eat on wolfiays wil ava the otek Bistted pervns’ ESHPy auaetx Since 343 Broadway. | ‘whore dis to be diseusard: the meeting waa calind | HONS, Sa) Broudway, open during the forenoon of July at Auburn f¢ of discussing whe:ber they wou! al . Supeter, ook ef otatios’, ma make the call ee not. ante. Bes £, He lbrondwaye opposice the Metropolitan Het tte, nt ta Se hod tnerenolore ‘beet te oun aa FERSaRR LEAR ‘d a ee the call, told ine, he mistrusted that REMEDY. A Carriage bil Fycnen(Roapest, Store In members 9 7 pa Commitee were in consultation | Barnes & Co,, ‘Weta, Wet Weinbeid, Uoaaingron, Now York: PRYRE Hock now cloning out at niew for the of winding greatly redued pric eT ® Haposivory, tory, 47 Cedar street for Sey ey — Buy Clothing G sendin té Pia ase nrg tienes BSz.Y Beta SeetNn 1 Saerae Ladys Hat,— le" mel ata el tee ng et Nene The Ee PUG sete ENTERD IESE. THE CHEA ; vi Ext NG dHWarareRs OF PRICE ONE CENT. FOR SALEEVERY WHER Atbiesaled folate SEM SALOMOSS 4 Broadway, _ American wee Sian at USaarean, Me tore and as never f teas AND, ABLEOT’ 0} or corner Canal cts acall; — ‘acall, and he did not wish the b- tons Sought; ¢ consequently, did not telegraph from De ed B soe are gravee im %, @. “In whose handwriting is that paper? A. In Geueral Pag "ie wae lett with you as the form of & You, sit; if T received of that ind f ras to o ee pmeeors s of tslosram referring, to. pare July 1, iD PL. ira Nereree™ )tnbt you ty Dr aa ena ‘street, Bold by all druggists, inate a mun cae se biter PORE TCUEF op FO! Comyex Eee son ry set a i feat a eee seg Meeker Ee Meas sett Taree bas sewing mu machine), Fresideut, 6 Broadway, I m4. ©. What Farther, i C4 anything, occurred in regard to ne Shanase of AT weeny sn the General, after hie return from Auburn. ve him Ferial motice ot the purchase, I gave the orden to bity one thousand shares, ‘acoording to ‘m: cyntenet, on Wrote to Geners Slocum, him notice of the tong tnd gs at Auburn, Jemma dey, and gave foraid in, th dist of, the Ameriona oa pige rchase. Wheeler Willgenre Kor! itch Sewieg ‘trib ris nat Did receive any tel a wv ime! a 5 Snore. * oles that asl a ‘ons fis femur Ganaeat =P nah atverwards; wass _ Bitionboie sen ase SS rotiwsy t Yor! loom. jo M. Opper fate tere ‘te columns the Herald that ge loom é id onthe Conver Weavin; 9 #. Emit i Ae or ent, Te was built at dl street Nei ‘Upon what subj sion ‘under A a shares et wie ae buy another housand shares that [ had arestion ("ine ay aa superiniendot of the sormpany on a ary. BS, nt 4 awa 1 bo Wea' individually make ne: fy on the og the the shone regu will much bite yours roanect ER, Superinten Conver Weaving’ co. Sought; this telearam (referring to No, 1) doos, not corres: poral with the whieh { wae eto, from ‘auburn in 8 pager rie tea OF not I mecting of trustees, which was to be ‘The Executive Committee at Auburn not having Dr, Kenndy’s Diarrhan Cordial,—One Se rianh ant ak ~~ faba Ney aided to lave it with the trustroes—soT wasin: uid have a tatle of 1 "tin Denins Ake ‘liad shh to Boo. a} Parton, and F.C, WELLS 8 CO, 186 Felton eae oe ere Ne a day Lele e. i ta; he told me that he al mr Sab Pa ENTERPRISE. 0 Baas sen an a ike "that; pan ok 3 "ee Ewarabend. ng. Dia FOR SALE a wetebene dian,