The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1867, Page 7

[NEW > YORK7 HERALD; “WEDNESDAY, JULY” 17, “WOT, eh E T) R 0 P E Says moped tne Wn at at er | MEXICO. TENNESSEE, - URUGUAY, er 80 maby years of anarchy an winhinaaandgces ee. Ce bot nr ae peg SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. SPECIAL CORMESPORDENGE OF THE WERALD. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WERALB, by an abler, a nobler and a better race, ‘Tie Revel of Gomez and Canales fn Tax More About the Franklin Riet=Terrible Con- | Fresh Revolts Im the Argentine Provinces= oa ipae—Their Al ie f Affairs in Tennessee—Conservative | State of the Ui jayan Debt-Reduction ta mall pi eir Alms to be Furthored by the Tactics aud Conservative Berbere. rugu THE FUR. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE WERALD. tween Dexter and Brewo BY THE CABLE TO JULY 16. New’ Ori . Pilot Charges. ming Mate—Dexter « | ; ep Onuades, Jly 16,1867, Nasuvints, Toun., July 12, 1867, SON Mommavinno, May 29, 1867, | Strata and | 1% pass away for many days. Tho court has y iT poe Se i} \\on whom or what party rests the responsibility of the Besides the news from the seat of war which your) 2:20%. * {nto mourning. the fetes # are coantermanded, the fim: | 5 ‘The Heroine, two days ands half from Tampico, ar- | Frvakiin riot bas not yet been decided, although a huge | Buenos Ayres correspondent will have sent you, we tor, tase we} Tor retirems me! inds are perplexed be . With thelr dreams about tie immediate Tulare The | "V@4.e8 the Southwost Pass thie morning, and brings | mas¥ of testimony concerning the affray and \ts attend. | have from up the river the announcement that a new | “o ong looked for trot to-day on the Island Past Fevolution bas broken out in Catamarca, where the Rational Governor, Mr. Espeché, has been deposed, and the Abbé Tolosa forced to accept the gubernatorial chair, It also appears that Felix Varela has reappeared tm Jachal, at the head of three handred armed bandits, and that General Paunero has sent a battalion of four hundred men in pursuit. The other rebels—Saad and Rodriguez—have takon refuge, with about four hundred of their foll fa Santi Chil rhe Gcrapa of eurmiso and authentic intelligence, most strangely mixed, from that port. General Gomez, who, having declared in favor of Santa Apna last month, Was compelled to urrender Tampico to the Juariste, is till filibustering as tho head of a handful of men, and has ised @ Proctamation declaring Tamaulipes @ sovereign State, and Gomez its sovereign Dictator, In his efforts to get possession of the State, Gomez is seconded by Sara Qn: iircumsiances has been taken by the military authorvies. The conclusion of the taking of depos tions hi\s not yet been arrived at What has been elicited, Nowever, as an officer engaged in the investiga- tion just iiormed me, is directly and palpably conflict. ing, each pavty swearing plumply that the other com- menced the firing. Itis generally conceded that the ‘Regroes in the’ procession acted grossly indiscreet, if not ima manner astually bordering on the riotous; while, death a etate Revolutionary Menace of Rome and fae handed enn So Je Biase ex! French Warning to Victor Emanuel.) "| tare soon doing s gocd trade wih the saajestion, axcok j Jencies, graces and lordships who have been crowd- ing the courts and galleries. The a : Silags ee tebabanat nen cae ether at ne fi ‘the sove have come, AMERICAN GREETING TO THE SULTAN, | s34 ier, Theiss of ne soveigas hare come, end in no mood for triumphal arches nor brilliant effect, with the ghost of Maximilian at his elbow, Most of the Course between Dexter in harness and Brown Georgs with running mate, milo bests, best three in Ave, calied together the largest concourse of spectators ever seen Upon any race ground in this portion of the State, There could not have been less thaa ten thousand persons om the ground, embracing both sexes and several colors. As was the case at the contest of Friday last between Butler and Fearless, the crowds came to the course im shopkeepers hat aoing a brisk business. It ig | bando Canales, and both are enlisting troops for the pur- | On the other hand, it cannot be ignored that the white ‘Treasury Department shed Trish Maximilian’s D ow the turn of tho Maison de Deull, The only sve: | pose of Tatakiig, Zamplon wesc, tanh ereaeea eda | Rebels bovsipinnn peed) the’ peordonuson amr dad by, Boe. | account of the veotinn and sependitties fer eae ae [eee ae to the Senins i. ee 8 Daath, the Widow at | rem in men's minds is the miseradle widow al Miramar. » former, ADnOUnted 10, SESE RTO Ee cee ee gt @ | buckboard country wagon to the compeocs The coming of Sultan and Emperor is postponed, and | Doig, Tames, Adricee received, from, the same | blacks 40 exhibit (‘he old tme fendish spirit of the South | Ser pm ea ae Sera ity Stacie, latter, to | the wealthiest classes and the ovsch-snd-four, wei Miramar and Mr. Seward’s Youtorday ight’s regatta was but‘ fab adair Sear Oy, feleeraph. contr the above, news | and a rockioe densa dlorgard of bomen The | ih mi duo te as a freckled with, ‘lager beer" booths, which relieved - Ge C lesson suggested rnishes a key pres. e ic debt on January amounted to Responsibility, Sccrotary Seward’s Responsibility In Mexice. | Sounderble tonicn al parties inane Cnited | ent deplorable condit\ton of Tennessee, Let us glance at gus sadtion eg es ser, it cores Siceotiotamsertan ionio tes oF the adjacent rake ee = «ane elatts Batt 20 Slar ms | Sathcnatmgtcn eerste tn | esa anaes EMSAM Phe tt ta htt | SS dat is principle of government in Mesjoo devolves necessatiiy | that thonsande tt hn Texans are ready to | For tho last two youipstho theatre of bitter strife and | chase of property $2,205,800 that will be of public use | SCS. stand—as the sample room for j ROMAN REVOLUTION. Thon those woo have prevented the extabliahuent of the | feck moderne oc eaaian avenging of Maximilian. | contentions, cach succeeding day intensifying the con- | S84 will prove an investment that must enhance in | tong.” Presented a dlaplay of loud rl with here P ogee es Es oen exeratne directly and openiy in bebalt of what | masaze Games se ache ie Wet oF Sonie's | tosh thia State to-day prownts s more ansetleg, che- | [ancient of the lke rep ¢ | tere 8 sprinkling of Honiton lace, in close and H4 eppears that the finances of the little republic are not On the 16th a decree was tesued roducing the rates of otic condition than at any period since the close of the |The Garibaldi } war. The past furnishes) anything bus a pleasing pic- ‘ 1» Menace tho Eternal City— | is called the Mexican liberal Party. Juarez, the succes- position, au} to be favorable to the ‘oring of in rail- Serious Alarm. sor of Maximilian, bas attained hi it mae te, pac pas trepein | ne its made by Maximilian to parties in the United the crowd, the out and inlying corn eug+ Fronsnce, July 16, 1867. said, mainly through the countenance of Mr. Sew: States. The movement, unless it should receive uncom- | ture: the future tovites tlhe most gl forobodinga, | POT and river pitotage, red & premature death at the of the restioss Reports (idea For’ his acts the world wilt hold the mon support both in money and men from this side of ’ Le gore Aeghrterccaeg . tail cops > tte apc Rome represent thas the | oocomment responndle, We Have been told that an tary | the in’ rande, hing no likelihood of success, and the | Toward the close of the las¥ session of the Logislature, tb sropaliian "Stet Ry THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION. Statistics of Inmigration—How Each Natl ality is Represented. ‘The folfowing list wilt show the total numper of immi- grants who have arrived at the port of Buenos Ayres during the last eight years and up to the 25ttr of Octo- Papal government is much alarmed by the menacing rial dynasty was a barbarous and antiquated invention ‘attitude of the party of action, under the leadership of | for Mexico, and those who prophesied imilian’s fail- Garibaldi. ure have been very busy in ensuring the credit of their Prediction. Let us see how much better Mexico will be Many of tho batteries around Rome are being restored | goverued by the creature of Mr. Seward and by the Uative send Put into an effective condition, and itis stated that | liberal party which America has preferred, jthe Pope has made an appeal to the Emperor of France for the protection of the Holy Seo. THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES. 0: 2 ainous pg es bgt French | gagiand’s Ultimatum to the Emporor—Impe- * ‘ial Theodorus fu « Poor Plight. Panis, July 16, 1967. # PBs Tn response to the ap; of his Holiness the Pope The London Post of the 6th of July contains the fol- from I % oa or assistance in repelling the anticipated attack upon Hevea omy Zante) cated Domuag, s08e 9 Colonel Merewether has returned to Massowah, tse city of Rome, the Emperor Napoleon has warned the | wnenco he forwarded an ultimatum to the Emperor ing of Italy of the threatened movement of Garibaldi, Theodorus, demanding the releaso of the Abyssinian The baiteries formerly erected by the French around gt) eee Ro Interna! issonsions are sai 0 have deprive cm and not the old Roman defences, are to be re- peror of ali but a small portion of hia territory. general impression is that owing to the popularity of Juarez through the execution ee the MP Empetor, Gomez will not be able to enlist sufficient Mexican support to enable him to moro than temporary possession of the State. In New Orleans the Johnson wing of the United States officials are lustily intriguing in Mexican matters, and second with strange persistency the cry of the ex-rebel press, “On to Mexico.” It is understood that General F. J. Herron, at present United States Marshal, has been sug- geal tho President as the right man for the Mexican mission, and is being vizorously advocated by the por- sonal influence of General Steedman, Mr, Otterbourg, though not particularly distasteful to tho ex-Confederate influence, has no record except a3 a partisan of the ex-Emp°ro% from whom, it is alleged, he received $7,000 in gold for services which were never rendered. The matter of bargain has oozed out, and while the projectors and promoters of tho scheme of war with Mexico here have no objection to Mr, Otter- Dourg on that score, it ia no part of their programme that it should be knowa. THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. . Announcoment of the Fall of Vera Cruz. it will be remembered that that body, im order the more “thoroughly to keep the State under the control of the Padicals, enacted amore stijagent franchise law than ‘was alroady in use, excluding? all from the polls except thoso who had been loyal duri.ag the rebellion, Besides, it enfranchised the negroes, au.shorized the Governor to raigo « militia force of eight tho. 22and men, composed of black and white troops, and als gave that fanctionary absolute power toannul the nvgisiration in apy and every county he might see fit. To express the matter briefly, the intolerant and vinWictive course of the Governor was fast alienating from him the great mass of the Unionists of the State, eo that, to continue the oxisting régime in power, \~ became impera- lively necessary that the ballct should be ex. tended to tha negro; while, celewiating om the possible contingency that even at thas the conservatives might triumph, a partisan militia wae authorized and despo'ic power extended to the Governor to nullify the registration at his pleasure. Tho negroes once en- franchised, they came to hold the baiance of power, and this fact being thoroughly understood by both pe- litical parties, syetomatic au: thorough measures were at once adopted by each clan to secure the colored vote, — a (nl and aos the but i and resistless throng. In fact,-everybody felt, acted believed that it was “the day of all’ days in the year," @ day for the masses, and that cabbage or m0 oab- e, cereals or no cereats, they were bound to see it out, evening there was «vigorous exettement in the citios of Albany and Troy, in the matter of poot ing, the bars of all the leading hotels and saloons being: crowded with attendants, smong whom I observed@ large sprinkling of the Constitutional Convention, eeok- img temporary relief from the counter irritants of organis: legislation, all discussing verbally as weil as numis- matically “putting up the soap,” or ‘slinging the sugar,”’) the chapees and probabilities of the morrow'sre- sult, which was al¥o, everywhore, tn parlors, on vorandag,! in the cool evoning sbades of the surrounding farms ead at the country hostelries, the one absorbing tueme thought and conversation. The pool selling from balcony of the Island Park Hotel, just previous to trot, was likewise animated, and, owing to tho fact Dexter's competitors beat’ Washington and mate, tm Boston, in 2:203,, the odds in favor of Dextor wore nos a4 gromtas his’ prestige would otherwise and naturally have warranted. 4 I may here germanely remark thot what money was fromy the Metropolitan atrict §=pollee awung thelt nour Der, 1866, Namber of immigrantyentered in the Fe Port. 11,767 7,300 « 10,400 = - In the subjoined statement will be founda description of the class of immigrants whoge services are most re- quired-at Buenos Ayres. A list of the current wages given to each is appended, but skilled workmen and Wworkwemen can command much — Prices. lt and strengthened for defensive operations, THE SULTAN'S TOUR. THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON. Conscnate or THe Unrrep Stares, Tho radicals bad the prior claim, it belng through thole - not absorbed in poole and rim was largely aud suc- | American Congratulations to tho Monarch, | TMC “Macedonian avd Cadets to Attend the ‘Vera Crvz, June 28, 1867, Votes in tho Legislature—purely @ mecsure of polly, ot ors lit: cessfully abstracted from coniding pockets by the am- | Phase dee te tee ritish Naval Review. Vin New Onteass, July 15, 1807. however—that Sambo came in porsesston of the 4 3 - cient, sclentific, drastic and eupeptic game familiarl . The London Times of the Sth states that the United | Hon wa, H. Sewanp, Secretary of State:— while the conservatives, apparently entirely forgetful ol 436 9 known as “roulette.” Nor wore “three card moo The United States Minister, Charles Francis Adams, | states scrow steam sloop Macedonian, twonty guns, from ” z thefact that they had strenuously opposed negro suf- | Field laborers. 2°80 68 and, anywhore else, thealmost obsolete game of “ third geltier' with the otter members of the diplomatic oorpe cy : » Sm—Tho city of Vora Cruz and tho Castle of San Juan } frago when that question was pending, at onco became | Domestieorvante (maie) 2 8 0 =| Montniy | die'rig’ wanting to sld in eradicating from the in Londo, -waited upon tie Majeaty the Bulla’ of Tar ie York, : pe psec cs onrend Sage hr @’Ulloa are in quiet possession of the National Mexican oveewholmiagiy Aamoomeative io tate attentions to popayehrnd ts (femal Ue : : 6 : wages | Memorios of rural gawks the faintest recollection of - | will proceed to Spitheas ter attending the nav eir ‘colored feilow sitizeas, @ disfranchised ma: o 4 shoir money laid down in all simpiroity and hy u to-day. : ate Macedonian will go to Havre in order that | CCDs! Benavides, The imperial chiefs and foreign | repos of course could not be inditferent to the contest | Cooks (female) 260 6 8{ srara, | those fasoliieting thleverse. ‘There wee also presente : A delegation of the principal Americans now in this | her cadots, of whom che has a considerable number, | ‘OPS havo bch bedi a“ i (pie cdeomgeo g the Unione, o8 the gross question tn Ligh tape iene Pe very large detall of New York and Boston pick ona ‘istt the Exhibi . AU! United States Consul. jessee polit all the extender " oa and thieves, who arrivipg last night, upon consultats gity also hed an audience this morning with the Sultan. | ™ay vistt the Exhibition at Parla, aiualranohised masees | comporing, it, ther a Shree. aie pis tea enna | Ware Rie ars Sndoubtedly, B dipaachnen Decree of Junrez Reopening the Port of ty i ‘068 7 Y. repel led ae THE DERBY REFORM BILL. AMUSEMENTS. Tampleo to Forolgn and Coasting Come | fenas\ and. omplay he ‘negroms¢ and, osuie a8 thettuous, professionals, “Sedged. froma. eviry steage ene merce. ing this relation and yearning after their pre-robellion joint, all in all, there never was witnessed another uct Passed in the House of Commons. Wallack’s. Wasmnctox, July 16, 1967. Political rights, it might naturally be saapeine they o68 a mixed and ‘mnongeaoee aggregation of positive ab Loxpox, July 16—Noon. The Bells of Shandon atill continue to draw forth | The State Department bas received a copy of the de- yicrbebyeay het brome —- a she vot of thelr : £ z unwholesome trees as Roy opreat crowd of to-day a ployes, licals, keenly alive 18 rege! telligent fant 3 + _ The Reform’ bill has finally passed the House of Com. | Peala of applause from @ full house every evening at | creo of President Juarez, of which the following is a | Citation at once” sot to work cng pens An colored 068 a — x Tavink woe never in. better condition (han to-day, mons, and has gone to the House of Lords. < Wallack’s theatre, Dan Bryant does tho jovial, rolfick- | translation:— Joyal leagues all over the State. These are secret, oath. | _ ‘There are as present five different lines of steamers in | it having boen carofully rolied and policed yesterday, bound societies, and to-day embrace about three-fourths Benito Juarez, constitutional Prealdent of the United Of tho able bodied colored popuiation, who are virtually and for this reacem fast timo was wnivorsslly and ‘com! Mexican States, makes kuown to the inhabitants thereof -lovi tion, and bi ing, whiskoy-loving squireen to perfection, is fidently expected. im the House of Lords—Rapid Progress to | song and appropriate Irish jig were encored last even- monthly communication with Buenos Ayres, namely :— Average that in tho use of the amplo powers with which Iam | bound to vote the radical ticket, In addition, tho mem- “4 of Voyage. Ab aix o'clock this morning the horses were ‘‘worked’* Completion, ing as usual, Miss Annie Ward's Norah could not be | invested, I havo thought proper to decroe the following | bers have it perpetually impressed on their minds by Lines, Days. on the course by their severai drivers, and it was sald Lonvox, July 16—Evening, improved upon; and although Mra Winter is a little | artic! Political demagogues that the whites are their natural | Southampton........ 35 that neither of thom. ever seemed to be in more perfost % Only in conformity with the provisions contained in | enemies, and that for negroes to voto in the conserva- | Liverpool (twovlines). 38 to 40 | condition or moro thoroughly adapted to the forthcom- The Reform bili was read in the House of Lords this bray stagy, os aiies eee moet bed a Lined re is if of approv: ir, Ly es & mi accom plis! mings’ acd: Gna! ssobed reading ‘has been assigned for | Ciaslt-ata the low oatandy of Sie, Willemsen an the day next, drunken constable, does a good deal to aid the piece. ‘The scenery of the Bells of Shandon is certainly beauti- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ful—but it has beon already deservedly praised—and eh the music and goneral mise en scene perfect. Tam Lonvox Moxgr Marnet.—Loxnox, July 16—Even- The Bowery Theatre. n es cceatian antec ate ise en A versatile biil and continued succession of attractions wentics, 2%; Illinois Central sbares, ex-dividerd, } and novelties havo succeeded In drawing better houses 76%; Erie Railway shares, 463{; Atlantic and Groat | to this favorite piaco of amusement at this season than eastern consolidated shares, 23'. Tue NeNTAL Boorst:—FRaxkrort, July 16— | Dave been known for many years, Last night the ning.—United States five-twonties closed at 773;. brothers G, W. and w. J, Thompson, with their trained % Corton Manger.—Livsrroot, July 16— | dogs, made their second appearance, the piece selected ning.—The market for cotton ciosed without any era ee ee eet Tee Tne eats “of the any | being The Drover and His Dog, in which the popular hed 10,090 baios. The following are the authorized | favorite, Mrs. W. G. Jones, sustained the character of osing quotations:—Middling uplands, 103g; middling | Jessie Campbell, This Indy is so well known as a stand- Drieans, 10}gd. ard actress to the east side that comment upon her fully ‘Trave Keront.—Advices from Manchester are (July | acknowledged position among the patrons of the “Old 6) unfavorable, Tue market for goods and yarns is | Drury” is cuperfiuous, Tho pleasing comedietta on- ctive and beary. titled A Wife for a Day, and the laughable Rival Dutch- Liverroot’ Breapsrorrs Marker.—Lrverroo., July | men, in which the Tnompson brothors sustain the re- 6—Evening.—The breadstulls market closed firm, and | epective rél-s of a Deulschen schneider and a schuhmacher An advance was established on some articias, Wheat— | of the same species, were tho other prominent features og SS 6d. por cental, Peas have ad- | of the bill, Tue house was ina continual roar of morri- anced to 40s. 6d. per quarter for Canadian. Corn uu- | ment during tho whole of tho latter piece, Mile. De a at 368, per quarter for new mixed | Vere appeared in several pleasing dances and was torn, ley and oats steady at the opening quota- | warmly oncored. Livgrroo, Provisions Marxet.—Livenroon, July 16— Banard’s 7m. Evening. Beet closed firm at the advance established | The versatite entertainment offered to the public at se. 6d. Pork aoady at Tas, 64. Bacon and cheess un. | Banard’s Musoum {3 largoly patronized every n‘ght, changed from previous quotations. ‘gate ae The Magical Tilusions of Professor Logrenia having Laverroo Propvcz Mankst.—Lrvrrroot, July 16— | mado the eyes of the audience “fool thoir other senses,”” ning. —Rosin—Co Wilmington, 7s. and fine Someta ime iauemrenpontae tie Asues, 32, for | Prepare the way for tho really wonderful troupe of acro- Peiroleam firm, at 9d. por gallon for spirits aud | batic, canary birds, which transcend the Japanese in 234d. for standard white. their extraordi: "> tricks and pantomime, These have eee er as rliy Weheoged Ginee Tome, | ladder trial a” ' zo through the entire course of rope hen the quotations wero:—No. 2 Duich standard sugar, | Walking pr@ ved for humaa bipeds, aftor which the 26s. 64. Scotch pig iron, $3s. Calcutta linseed, 65%. Od, | bird “Genoral’’ goos through a pisto! performance, aud Linseed cakes, £9 128.61. Linsced oil, £41 103. Whale | & little white mouse, “All Right,” climbs # pole in imi- Al, £32. 9; oil, £110. 5 tation of bis Jeddo namesake. ‘ihe programme also —. ya 0 of includes tho performance of The Lady of Lyons, arenes talented company, in which the Claude Meino Maree Intelitzence. Mr, Albauch and the Madame Deschapoties of Mrs, Sovraaurrox, July 16, 1967.—ihe steamship Bremen, | Berreli call for epecial praise. Captain Moyer, from Now York, has arrived here en route to Bremen. Quasi , Jul; 1867.—The steamship City of STEAMBOAT RACE ON THE HUDSON. salimora, Capain esi trom Now Yor, has : , Bordeaux. Genoa ...... 40 The majority igtants are Italiane by birth, and &@ similarity in the religion, Innguage ancoattinate to that of their native country attracts them to the shores of the Argentine republic, Their number in the province of Buenos Ayres alone is estimated at upwards of 70,000, of whom 40,000 reside in the town of Buenos Ayres. Tho'r chief employment is as boatmen and nursery gar- deners, They leadas a role extromely parsimonious lives, amassing considerable sums of money and Temitting, it is stated, as much as £100,000 annualiy to their friends in Europe. The number of Frenchmen is estimated at 25,000, Those from the Basque provinces are very congiderable, their usual occupation is in the sataderos or slaaghtering houses; they also embrace the trade of milimeu, which is almost entirely monopolized by them, Nearly’ all whe barbers’ shops tn the city of Buenos Ayromare held by Frenchmen, while in the country the small retail store shops are vary generally kept by French Basques. Spanish settlers number about 32; the immigrants for the most part proceed from the northern provinces of the peninsula. The number of Gerwans hardly exceeds 3.500, of whom the greater number are established in the various colonies of the republic. Of North Ameri- cans there are very fow, and their numbor is estimated at little over 700. The British population tm the Argen- tine republic 1s calculated at 32,000, of which number 28,000 are Irish, forming ‘about 6,000 families, and re- siding for the most part in the country, where they oc- cupy themeoives ia rural Pursuits aod the tending of sheep. the decree of the 23d of April last, in which the'port of Tampioo should remain closed during the time it re- mained in disobedience to the general government, and virtue of the re-estabiishmeut of the legitimate order 161 the 9th instant, that the port of Tampico is again opel from the aforesaid 9th day to foreign and const. ing commerce, therefore order this same to be published and circu- lated and fully observed. Given at the National Palace in San Luis Potosi, this 20th day of June, 1867. BENITO JUAREZ. (qaTo the citizen Jose Manta Guess, Secretary of Justive. FILIBUSTEROS IN VIRGINIA, Ricumoxy, July 16, 1867. A proclamation appears in the Engwirer of this morn- {pg calling on tho soldiors of the army of Northern Vir- ginia and Potomac to march to Mexico and avenge the death of Maximilian, A meeting in the Capitol square is designed for to-morrow evening. A CARD FROM THE AGENT OF SANTA ANNA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Staten Isiaxp, July 16, 1367. Tn your estimable paper of to-day appoars an article headed “Tho Filibusters,” saying “The frionds and par- tigans of Santa Anna are equally active, &c.”” As I am the only duty authorized agont of General Santa Anna in this country, I beg of you to have tt understood that General Santa Anna had not authorized any military ex- Pedition against his country while yet inthe United States, much less would he sanction any movement to be gottea up today, using asa pretext his name. My Tission to-day ts solely to procure the liberation of the Genoral from his unjust imprisonment, and to place him agafh on the soi! of the United States, and nothing else; and the means that I have employed for that object Was to solicit the State Department to interfere; yet I would wish to bo free from any suspicion of being mixed up in whatever shape or manzer in any filibustering expedition. G. NAPHEGYL THE LATE GENERAL T. f. MEAGHER A special meeting of the Knights of St, Patrick was held last night at Herbert's, corner of Eighth etroet and Broadway, to take appropriate action on the death cf the General Thomas Francis Meagher, acting Gov- ernor of Montana, The Prosident, Captain Wm. F. tive interest would bo doivg so much toward bringlug about tueir own re-enslavement, besides aiding to pro- mote rebeliion and treason. What are the consequences of all this? Why, that the whites and blacks, instead of being closoly identified in interest and feeling, are fast becoming glaringly an- tagouistic and embittered against oach other, 1 do not at all essay the sensational@dle when I assert that the indications on aii sides point unmistakably in the direc. tion of a war of races, Just look at che Franklin affair, The colored. joyal leaguors, overy man armod, fome with shot guus, rifles and muskeis, marched aad countermarcied turough tue streets of the town, flaunt. ing iu the very teeth of the ecowling rebels placards with such mottocs a3 “Traitors must be punished and treason made odious,” “Remember Fort Pillow,” &c. Is it any wonder, after all, that, smarting under the degradation and insulis thus sought to be tinposed, tho Worst passions Of the whites should be aroused and a bloody conflict be the cor uence? The conduct of the rebels at Franklin was anything but blameless, tn fact was utterly disgraceful; but it is hardiy fair they should bavo to bear the whole brant of the biame, while their antagonists are palmed oil as composing a peaceable and law-abiding procession! The agimus of the Franklin leaguers is that manifoated by the midnight clan throaghout the entire State. Hero in Nashvilio white and colored leagut armed to the teetn, while the white rebels, Who are still in the majority, are anything bat unprepared for a bloody fray should rush of events bring itabout, It is fortunate that Plection comes of little over two weeks, which doubt- Jess materially aliay tho intease excitement incident to the canvass. The auiagonism between the races, even should no bloody conilicts take pl cannot be otherwise than Pernivious in its consequences, the frecdmen being the prizcipal sufferers. As an offget to tie civit and political disab {Jes imposed by the party in Dower, which, if ex- tended, will be by the negro vote, the rebels and con- servatives threaten ve withhoid patronage of aud colored opponent ing “heats” of the day. At this ‘working’ there wad no evidence of spesd particularly, aud no earnest whats ever of the time to be'made in the afternoon, " THE TAGE, After a delay of sm hour the judges took-the stand.’ At haif-past four o’oloek the herses etruck the and the excitement was later, witts betting two to on Dexa After s-ltttle so the word ‘‘go"” given, with Dextor slightly ab His advantage handsomely rotainod;. passing the quarter pole in seconds, the half iio in 1:10, and winning the heas easily by two lengths in 2:22. Second Heat.—Preiiminary to this heat an attractive skirmish took place among a few hilarious spectators, which, however, was ptly squeiched by the police. After a little scoring the start was mado, Dexter agaim leading. He made the cuacierin thirty-five seconds, closes ly followed by the pair, who camo up with the horse heck and neck atthe half mile pole in 1:1% Dexters howevox, won the heat by three lengths in 2:203¢, " Third Heat —The horses had a good send of, Dextee ahead, ssusual, passing the quarter pole two longthe abead ia thirty-five af a half roconds, Tho wan pulled out handsomely, ho and gave Doxtors mare gin of a acant neck at the half-mile, the time beiag 1:00. Dexter came in abead again in 2:203¢. { The trotting throughout was unsurpassed, Doxtes Bever mado a skip. FALL FROM A ROOF. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Poucuxowvse, N. Y¥., July 16) 1867, 9 O'Clock P.M. This morning, as Frank Gerard, agod twolve years, son of William H, Goresd, was flying a kite from the roof of the block of three story buildings,§cormer ofl Second and Montgomery streets, Newburg, in one which his father resides, he walked backwards off thé roof, failing on his back,.aad was picked up insensibled Ho wilt probably die. ‘ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Tho United States steamer Kansas arrived at Rie om, May 31, froc: a cruise of St. Helena. Ail woil. The United States stormor Brooklyn left Monterides on May 6, homeward bound. THE DOMINIGN OF CANADA. Formation of the New Government of Quebec. Orrawa, Juty 16, 1867. A government has at last been formed by M. Chan- voan for the province of Quebec. It is as follows:—Mr. Chanvean, Premior, Scoretary and Registrar; Mr, Dun- kin, Treasurer; Mr. Ouimet, Attorney General: Mr. Archambault, Commissioner of Public Works; Mr. Ban- bion, Speaker of the Legislative Councit; Mr. Irving, Solicitor General, It is understood that. Mr. Chanvean has satisfied the membors of his Cabinet on the school quostion. After being sworn ia; the Ministers naid thetr respocts to Lord Monck, Their salaries are stated to be $3,000 to each, except the Premier, who has $4,000, and tho Ho- licitor Goneral, who is paid $1,000. piainly that they will in fatare 'y kind from both their white The Exe Central Com- mittee of the conserv Party bas already formally advised this short-siga proccripiive policy—a pro- gramme which {s alroady ‘being carried out to some ex- tent. Passing a shaving saloon this forenoon f noticed a newiy painted sign which read thus;— POLLEY POO LOLIEE RE LELEDESETE OE BEDOLELE PE PEDEOD DD, g “IKE DUNCAN, CONSERVALIVE BARBER.” COOOL TEDELELE ROLE LE TELE DETELEDEDPOL «2 10bC LEE: OTe teadinat radical coloved barber of the eity, Nelson Walker, noticing how the wind was blowing, camo out in acard announcing thi disfranchisement of rei clash of interests, the riot of proscrip relentless aud nnn : rod ; Lord Monck to-day received a deputation and addross avipun. degtictes. tn arrived here on the way to aM Lyons, occupied the chair, and in calling the meting | destructive, is waged all over the State. Who that ; " 4 ‘ Livenroot, July 16, 1367 eamship Nestorian, SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. to order addressed the assemblage in eloquent and | Knows tho antecedents and prociiyitiss of (ue man at tho | on the Inter-Colousal Railway terminus, but his reply popuiarity intefferse with the sake See veal er tittater ad wet ae Povauxsersre, July 17, 1967 ' touching language, He ald that the ooration on which | pleasure that funcliouary. mus toe will conta. | Wat #0t very encoumeing ‘ ta them to show thelr yesterday 2 OC! 4 ” they met was a solemn one. ny @ time before ol prt to-day. SOCheek, 4. M they met to heip, fo the Lame of charity, the starving | S00 aud chacs which provail all over Teunessoe? Affairs in Montrent. July 1867.—Tho German Ther is another race down the Hudson to-nigh' Sree Tork, Ceplate Beast, wien te - othegge selina. 5 between the Drew and the Connectiont. Bots have been ork 4th inst, touched at this port to-de: Sates hor English passongers and mails Nalled freely made at Albany as to the result, ‘or Bret eee “ — The Connecticut left there at five minutes to eight 5 Be Piggy Sa o'clock P. M.; § TO JULY 1 The Connecticut passed Castleton, eight miles south, at MAIL DETAIL twenty mmutes to nine, one mile ahead, going very ‘Tho mails of the Cobs reached this city from Boston | fast. The Drew at that point was going slow on account of boats lying at the dock; the heavy swell from the an early hour this morning, bringing our European | O80 Jiee iat ane been going fasts would have and correspondence in detail of ourcable despatches | thrown them against the pers, damaging them seriously, otic, rin faing there a querler-past ten P- Mccabe Drew pass: In narter. oP. The Paris Monileur of the 6th of July publishes an im- } [7 / at balf-pest ah" Conmastions paseod Rhinebeck at decree, preceded by a report of the Minister of | twoive o'ciock midnight, and the Drew at seventeen people of Irland, and the voice of him to whore met ory they now desired to do honor was the first and zooat cloquent and earnest to plead the cause of his « fering countrymen. Captain Lyons eloquently alltd: to the early struggles of General Meagher, hrs bril- Nant oforts to remove the disabilities under Movrrgst, July 16, 1867 Mayor Starnes has gone to Quebec by request of Hou. Mr. Chi au, on business connected with the formation of the ministry. The great obstacle to Mr. Cauchau’s success was the school question. The Protestants were against him, Hon. tir. Gait and Mr. King, of the Bank of Montreal, have been invited to visit New Brunswick to partake of & public dinner to be given them there. ‘A meeting of the Privy Councti will take place carly next week, Express trains have been put on the Grand Tronk Railway between Montreal, Quevec and Portland, Art vs. Nature.=B ror stood a creature eaqut inaldenhood a brow mare nook the jetty tresses tn rica, luguriant clusters bi the red fose's warm. caresies over cheek at Y Art here t lo Jovely feature to" Dr. lactic moulding. POUDRE SUBTLE. from her torchead rewoved which looked so frightful; while from his Soap her skin borrowed that clearness which was so delightful, Her, aud cheeks, carnation dyes, are by GOURAUD'S ROUQK,! ly et a8 not to be removed by rabbing, whether 3 behadat GOURAUD'S depot, and druggists. A.—Legion of Har Chevaliers. by the Emi Hair.--This reeentiy, improved article positive! THE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT. Manhattan Land and Building Association. A meoting oy this co-operative association was held last evening at their rooms, cornor of Broomo aud Mott streeta, Mr. Cdwin Noon, President pro fem, im the chair, After tho opening of tho meeting the chairman stated the objects of the association, saying that ft was organized for the purpose of enabling each of its mom- bers to become possessed of his own house, so that ho might not be depoudent upon tho will or caprices of a landlord, The asgociation had adopted ‘a code of rules and submitted them to proper counsel, in order that all their affsire might be legally conducted, ho Drew at two minutes past eight ” a which bis native country labored, and graphically described the mili career of the Goneral during the patricidal struggle through which this country lately passed, Thé President did not desire to pronounce a eulogy on his departed friend, a cloud of tender memo- ries preventing tho effort. He would not descend to tho ordinary claptrap that he had his faults, We do not look for angelic attributes in human cature, Me was a man; and, whatever was good, great, brave and chivairous in him was bis own. [irs fralities were the children of cir- cumstances. that surrounded him. Daring his whole a PAG ieiniles a tlle tore tae Fire in Peterboro. ly restores: man dared to take an open, manly stand as his | so that the tonoy of the members might be safely in: “ Ww, 16, 1067. | FU PGE te. Ne ortginal ester end youlhiul beasty;, @, War, ordoring the abandonment of twenty-nine fortified | minutes part tolve. si tace at 12:60 o'clock, | enemy—not even those, whose treason to their native | vested in the society. ‘Counsel told thom. thet, be bad ae erre aged’ Ct Cioran om, | centatcreosiaa’ ‘Seon terol mene ke itions aud works, and the suppression of all restric. | ping at a good spred. A number of persons who had | country drove him into banishment. Into the limits of | no objection to any of the rules and 1 A fire yesterday morning destroyed sig! deen boy AE on house and landed properties within the line of ened oe ‘ho dock cheered her as sho passed, | a short life he crowded the materials of a great hi them, They had also been told that within the seven | Front street, Loss about $25,000; ineured $16,000, Trace, supplied a Wholesale de The unregenerated land to which he consecrated bis youth and the great vation whose services he de- yoted bis manhood will li ‘his name in eterpal Broadway, N.Y. ‘) fst Rat EIGEN Meaech days succeeding the election of officers they could in- yy intended fication, and thirty-nine othor fortified points of the | which salute was loudly returned from the throats ef corporate the association, a thing which they i on the boat, The Dean Richmond came uext, - bound South, twelve minates behind tho Connecticut AFFAIRS IN BOSTON. Alter some routine business had been di of, the ba cuin meng The Drewavas three or four lengths behind the remembrance. fi Bostox, July 16, 180%. qwner hmond, passing here a Acommitteo of three, with the President and Sccre- | meeting poner to the nomination permanent MAXIMILIAN’S DEATH. = quickest time a sane bervem this city and ty, were inted to Nena pend Lents he Saen ssldont, Me gen Pro wht Appropriate exercises took place at Cambridge to-day | 4 _ yy, Du s ea Mi oe get New York was made on the evening of Juno 12, last | which, on 06 Presented society, man —— = uae sateen ai get 1g | in observation of the fifty-fret annual visitation of Har. | and sa ceasine F Fer, = Se Fete month, by the Mary Powell in three hours and forty minutes, making six ings, vard Divinity School. Rev. Dr, Gannett delivered the exception that over eleven norainations were made for | vard Di xfbelinterTns, Eosicaa.eins see ‘The society ned without doing A and daring thief seized a linen coat from the FENIAN GATHERING AT BUFFALO. tummne of fasten anit Seenany ovecion’ aah te arm of an old gentleman In the ‘Old depot. this all and No, 6 Jon sireein up ‘ meet at the same place. H kot of which was $1,000 in green- r D ite that were nevured bs “ot the Charch of wieturen Weolesdls sod "isl Sve applicg ot Mee | :—"A horrible crime has besn com mitted against the SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. cation and wealth, for Mashattan Co-Operat Grocery and Provi- as 5 Se Se yt a4 Astor House. * —- y. a < 2 y: the | preparations for a Grand Fenian Picaic= was the earnest, eloquent, brave ston Association. Dr, Kennedy's Di; Cordial. ae 4 of Maximilian will cling to thogg by whom it has wae eaten Waddie: to” Dede ‘An organization bearing this title ts at present in gia wi care avery eealy, in skeen ot course of formation on the west side of the city, A few bo ‘Deen shed, Let us protest against abominable out- ere fF eller, |, That bis against the clvilization of our times, and let us jeniaus. fate . : itach ourselves still more closely to those generous and Bryno, Saly 16 186T, } | srmmeny that oe igh rice 81: = : ‘eral principles which led us to consider such an act 16 o'eleok F. Koa epee ‘The President's words were received with re Radon Hynes, ocnenggt oe ageses at yp of Ri, Hts “s 7 aq marks of approbation. Colonel Brennan, President Gibbons and General | sisem and patriotism 39. ht prolonged sora al ‘ Morphy arrived hore to-night. Since his arrival General Bae, is, matte he erat econ England on tho Sad Reality. O'Neill aa boon fa consultation with number of the | liter whiiedey or A, Told, whe wus charued with obtaining Goods on | FSSRofy Goll nese! smernd, for From the London Post, July 6.) | ro. | mullitary leaders of the organization. erie ea otoere of the Baltimore om 's requisition of the Governor of Mary: quo uct of Geaten van ens of io! savage thet pias cities wenge. itted of mere brutality and with ‘aited States steamer Michigan, 7 a pretence of ‘being necessary for the pubiic | here yesterday, ts anchored at Black Rock, land. air yorum meas § i z ii ap the Pansy, i i z . In returning @ verdict on the whole occurrences | 4 number of strangers aro arriving from every section q upon the Rochedale pian, it THE NEW ORLEANS CITY SCRIP MUDDLE. - fa they ae afore Ue et “ Canadian guaboes Cheves te, st Fort Erie, watch- wo ci Tea SOP © Weagber 2 vais 2 hadi gin =hisbannstessrmin New Oxtaays, July 16, 1867. yg cabs Brodwky. “irpeut teste sen; end that to justify it by the counter accusation the Fenian movements at Black Rock. Tae trom Be Dan Bryant was rend by the seere- | DECISION IN FAVOR OF THE FREEDMEN’S BUREAU IN Se ee the absorbing topic, Ail eoem te voiute tension; adjustable drop fred. _—— Brought against bim—at first eight specious, but in Fenian Military Council, with delegates from dif- concurrence tm the action of the Knights KENTUCKY, an orkegn jon, various ie femeree R » rememgmd . Feality deceptive—te to compound tho operations of in: | ferent sections of the covntry, were in sossion in this | ‘"L° Kk, and his regret that profess) ° Pisa & Bakers Ulegert Preminm sowing Yeuded jzsilce with thove of deliberate and premeditated | city on Sunday to tate hour. | Promiaent members of | Tents necesliaied his abscace from the meat Toomvinee, July 16, 1867, bignesme ceived fromm Reberta, which, ween, made. pudlie, wii | Toe follewing despatch from the widow of General | s425 crogel has rendered an important decision at ved Cay James Vincreia Crrv, July 14, 1967, No pains or expense have been spared to recover the “aaa 'ELiza M, MEAGHER, Attor the transaction of the usual formal business the eeting adjourned. London Times, July 6. Tyee ae eee veins’ coal te Bee ae ie ee Lexington, Kentucky, in @ case of haboas corpus, James A, Jobneon, for crusily beating a negro boy, was arrested sy the Freedmon'’s Bureau. A writ was gued out, and the body demanded by the civil authorities, Tato court, Genera Youn Me Huston appearing. for the 10, wae t the jBureau, The i common | surprise the British ‘The dense of the world will faject the excuses which the new | nati, Chicago, Meru New York. rnors of Mexico will jnesnty mame se Sena. Ty Fogger ro onday aathe ocepuon. they | tot iatever 8 Saares | against the Fenians, have removed to th may think Gt to send to them a& Feproena ves, ee eae ie we Know 1 ore ine sovermmeanet, Waauagion ion on mation A rogiment of regulars at Fort ‘dui aried itsclf to save the Archduke; but if the Amert- | present week. | THE YACHT WIDGEON, Hews, Mase., July 16, 1967. i a: ni eral & : i FE ‘ 4 Co,, Wells, Helmbola, C a fs a re er, and General J. 5 Brisbin for the |) Sedge decided that the action of the Bureaa was legal EX-GOVEANOR JOHNSON, OF GEORGIA, ON THE MILITARY BILL, H —_—__ ——- ™ USA ESRI ERE Oat ; ; resents tbe opinion of ite read b, * ‘and proper, ard that the writ of habeas corpus could not CHANGE OF POSTMASTERS AT WILMINGTON, H.C. KAM. we. Sere?bas. ‘exited among “Americans 8 protean AQUATIC SPORTS AT WORCESTER, MASS, Pavaves, Ga, Jalf 16, 1867, take ihe prisoner out of the hands of the goverament, pa Eta aympathy fot the fallen Austrian, an 0 desire thes he Wonceeran, Mass., July 16, 1967, Ex.Governor Johnson has written « lettor, in which DAWING BANK ROBBERY IN PHILADELPHIA, 4D, Potsson, postmaster here, bas boon removed, and | S™udren. he olla, Sie toctiog of the ‘Americans In Pare always among Walter Brown has arrived here with his wherry to | no advises the people of Georgia net to aocept the terms — Zaly 16, 108, E.R Brink is appointed to the position, to it reste Mae oF ; P the most educated and rein their Ken ae] Tow arace of two milos against time, previous tothe | of the Military Reconstruction acta, After reviewing “ “| PRILADELPRTA, 1967. fas boon shown by their dren Ty lon oF College races on Friday afternoon, The College crews | the situation and terms proposed for recomstruction of | About one o'clock to.day three men entered the bank. " . 4 esta » Frederick io Third base bration of ("more erediable. to thom | geo tm constant practice on the lake, A beautiful new the Rewthorn States, he nye: IO RS Ny oa thority belo wit ei ‘ion of iadies Fe nat gues have over recognized, and to | day, For the special Ly eg and fqusseriel soatbanaes Ahe"Tecat frontior having been, in | vitation of the committee, opened the Institute build. thir tae, of Protea canon of | ive thes ‘ase bal suhge batwoen Coleg, clube ererr east pore jag genorai congent that (bis bas | will be a gropingmt Conture of Ube week’ Costiyivion, ~