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M r: x l c o . _§ “no —CoNi>n‘lON or 'l‘llli‘. u““‘"““’ 0" 'aaxtruiaas‘s HUDY.

A vrsrr To QUIZ

[gl'ucul c“"“‘".tondeat of the N. Y. Tribune] Qtrhutlrauo. Aug. 2%. 18157.

A few d-tvs since I left theeapit-tl ot'tbis Republic tor the plil‘litihlt ul \ lsiill some (tithi- places of uterest with which the interior ol Mexico abounds. My journey -to this point. occurred without Fltccllil in- ‘it‘l't'sl or event, tuorc titan li't'qitl'lll viaits truth the Intimacy (robbers) with which litc whole country is infected. and particularly at the prea'cnt time, when the largo truth- but": el disc-liar oil soldiers have no fears oi such specia ly-dirt-ctutl edlcti as tin- " 3rd of October decree" of the uul’ortu- ratte Maximilian. 1 had this pl; much worso condition than 1 atit

cll'eeta oi ilie. -;;t>. u irilc otltt-rsiuive been quite \‘Ulliltit'lt'ly l'lllltt‘ti. All the h iti~t~~ ll:l\'l‘ more or 105‘; maritn from the s‘ ol and >ht-ll. while evt-ry icw h. tin-iv iron i).il~ entries t'hiillllvlt', Illt' tiiait' ili.i\

used by the luiilt‘ll.tii.\is ilul'ii I; {lit (iii-at nob-a and scams have bt't'ii opt . iti,lhc churches .u.d court-his. and Her) ilrt'

J; in are evidence oi the terrible m d on for so many wvclts. in corn"- tpit ireo ol the general tl- ~trtlt'lioh. tin- (lover-nor bl thr- Stair: lt:i~' la'nilt‘tl ii iii'( orderqur tlrat Iitiit'. l'iricl .ihti. and o budding material be t‘iiir into the it} live Ill duty. l‘.t\.'il city ll:t\lli.‘_': the right to lety local duties upon everything taken within its wall.

Iivlot'e my departure from the capital I heard that the body of the late Emperor liadlelt thisplace, and was well till it: way to the cont. imagine my >iil'ili'in‘t‘. w tea I \ it‘ll this morning ii'l \\'Jllld like to vi l. ti Iorpae; autl. it it is a po» aihility. my horror anti Iiiwg‘ii‘l. win-n 1 law and lll'.‘ll'ii what. I note below. lean- irot -».\pr--.~w mv ahhoreiiw at what i iliin' toalay witnessed in this city, now at) whic- ly celebrated a: the place ol‘ the '. .wslllil- tioii ol' Maximilian and his gene Noi-

can 1 iorat any >ll‘iit'liil'tl of La grunge which will :itlwptait-ly itiipt’css the remit r witti a iiillllitil. representation ul'all I would like to llilbllali to the world.

i found the culliu containing the remains iii a room in tho .‘A road .tory oi the iltlllbt' A

occupied liy tit". Duh Alanna Letlo. roltlic ' bltlt'tl gt ard at the door. ' gi Imittancn to all who mi look at the body. which \\Illli iii our case. Silllll'ii'ilill‘ - ihllitcheu of a it tv rt.- born the appt. intro of] used tor it atoll room. and tv i both very dark and extremely tiithy. The cuilin Mood iii the centre of the room. resting upon acottple oi’rutlc \vooil benches. It is covered uilh black cloth. adorned wilit a cheap quality of gold lace, the top oi which has a ialsc cover or lid, opening which case revealed three "lttase tlirough which tho eilt‘lll. loi'tu ol tin. ill-latctl Aria» triati was shown by the aid of a penin tallow ( tidlc kept by the soldier tot visit- ot’s‘aiae. The Emperor was dressed in : suit composed nt'a blitc cont. witit a row - ‘ buttons in hunt. dark bltie pants and heavy cavalry l'ootc. llis hand: we covt-rcd witlr a. pair of white gloves. very much Hoiletl. iii» mouth and eyes Wt't'c partially open. plainly showing his teeth and the color oi his eyes. 11.5 heard is tptitc “ohm-its well an the greater part or v ' lobar ‘.‘.‘l.‘.’.'“‘.‘.r‘.‘.'.- .l.t-.e.lwi the ctiihaliiiiiicht. and sold. it rec-citing oshigha.» i\'ct)iillt'c=" al:l-—3 —tor.~tnall lockn~ ot the same. 'liic hotly oi the lira» peror i'ctnainci tt Line’s house until last truck. when it was i't‘lilUil’li to it, prcN-itl location. during which time he made use oi II. as a means of speculation. llo also disposed of whatever cil'et-ta belonging to Maximilian he could obtain. charginglargr- stuns tor :inztil [lit‘Cl'H oi'his liltmti-slaltruli i;ai*htcut<. \thicii he cut up and sold. it is also hilt-god liiat he has even reiriovi'tl a small portion oi'the skull. for which in- obtained a large Milli. rtphtciiig it with wood. I cannot. touch loi this. but it ha.~ general ltclici here. The doctor atiirnis that the Government has tailed to pa riiti his bill tor the ctultahhmcnt ut'snnn. it).- OUU. atrti declares liia‘ intention of making his money the surest way pol.~sible. This sumo man. Lisno. together Willi it human being called itcl a n Gonzalez, delivered up ticu. Aliramon. The General had been wounded in the face, and called in I.i'~so‘s at: istahee, who extended the operation to at: long a period as litlhfiililt'. and when Mirniuon lettructl the city had been Solti. he attctnpttul to leave the house, but tottiitl a soivlicr awaiting him at LIIU door, who took hit}; 1.10 CllSi="l_.\" A5 lie was being removed to lll'laoli, Hamil?“ handed his purse. containing inoncy rind private papers, to I.i.~,so. who itt tttvii gave 'rt to lircultcdo. That uilleer ordered it returned to its owner Lisso intends ac- rouipntryiitg Llaxitni . i‘a remains to l-lu- rope, expecting to receive a handsome tun-i trotu.thc linrpcror ol Austria.

apartment out-o berti

5L3 FREDERICK DRUCE.

A telegram from Boston inform: us that the Engliin Ambassador to the United Stator, bir Frederick William Adolphus Draco. died t'utertlay morning frotu the ell‘ccic ot‘a throat tiseaae from which lie litid been suii'el'ilig for iuirie days. IRiv Frederick hatl arrived in onstou the night lit-lore from Narragansett, where he hatl bccn rustieatiug for some tiirytt. lie was manifestly iii a riukiug condition. i‘he assistance oi'thc most eminent physicians was at once secured but their exertions were

i' nu avail. The patient sank rapidly. mid

Led itt about 2 tr. in. lie was unable to

peak during this brief period of his sojourn

a Boston, tart appeared conscious through- " tat and urinal-sled his wishes by cigar.

Sir Frederick Bruce was the descendant of an; oi'thc oldest and most famous families at at United Kingdom. Its launder, Robert a lruya, htui come from Normandy with 1filllani the conqueror. llis 'con was made 'arl of Annaatdain iir Scotland, and became a: progenitor of the royal line of Ili‘iiiic anti tunrt. as hell as of the present reigning itnilies ol‘Gn-nt Britain and li-elantl. In 151;:

0 n.l.,-..,,.m,._tivc hi the family liruce wait

:ulcd liar-l of ijlgitr. Sir Frederick was the ,ird non of the seventh Earl of El. a. and ncle to tire present Earl. Ilia father. 'I'lmtlma

true. Earl of lilgin, trait an n'eutnplialicd

‘terinnn, and was in HUUCIVVSJDH English

.nisier to Turkey and to (Jinna-

fl’rcderlrk \Viiliain Atha‘plmu m born on ‘ - 2th. of April, trot. Ilt‘ War UtiliCithtl in

.‘ law, and entered as illll'l‘ihti‘r‘fll Lincoln's

i. lie-entfilu'l’tipon tltc <lip.0mntle scr- ;c by Miunw do, in nae. a mutier of

rd Ashhlrlon l' special I‘ilillll'l!~=_," to the hitetl States. In is“ he was made (,‘ulont.

Secretary at Hung unit. In out: he was

ointcd lalk‘ull‘llllnt;&onvl'fll oi Newfound- I. which position 'he} held for thirteen

, mg. In July, Milky!) was made ‘htirtze

‘1 ll‘aires to the Republic of Bolivar. and mi Gehcrni the elilllilifl April. 0n the i ofAuiiust lie was traurfevred the Orien- unpubliqpr'ru any. and two yearn. later that Agent and ‘unsul General to lugypt. I I April. 1858.,hu accompanied his brother. late Loni Elfl‘nq to China. whither the lat Ind been DOM on it special nlli‘slllll. A

.y Im- negotiated with that. country Ill

- ., rm. which mu brought to England by

SUMME

him in September. .ia December. 1658, itel was appointed Envoy Extraordinary. and. Minister Plenipotentiary to the Emperor at China. and artcrwiirds Ucncral Superintend- cut oi British il‘lilit.‘ itr that country. ’l‘ld~~ miscith failed oi reaching l‘ckin on account at the opposition tirade by the Chinese. and the Ilriltsh threes their attacked the Imperial army in the i'r-iho. Sir Frederick remained at Shanghai till peace had been rc-lor- l: and finally Valuitlleilt'tl the lilie‘hltill ttt I'r-kiu in loot. While residiugat that (‘ourt be dis- tiugui "red himself by good otllces towarda the Americans on many ovcallous. wliiclt were promptly acknowledged by Mr. Anson liltl'< Iiiigdliit‘. our Minister. In December. lb‘ti'l. he l'vccirctl the order of Knight ('omutauticr of the ll tili. .\ tonlrtu la’iii between this country and the lit-public of Colombia. he was appointed umpire by the two UiHW'l‘lililt'llL‘, and tti.~chtir<,;cd iht- tlelii-tt duties to general :lt't'cptalti'c. 'i‘hc l.t.~t p t In: lillvtl \v.t.~ [it it of l‘itlib.i.~sador tn the Unv- ertrmvut ol'tlte i'tritetl Strum.

The death of r It‘rt-tli-t llruee. iir \it'u oi'tlic p .cht relations lrv'lwcvti tltc ittniti State: and (Juan lir-itaiu. ia took-rd apt... A. .. it't‘ioth calamity. it h uni rt’t‘ii how. under the ca. tint: temper oi lllt' lii'iileil u .titut. -v .tetl l>-\' their ptras. ht.- .'u in rt-plate'l. | V. 1'. fort; v

JOHN

\lll.l.“ll.\li£N’I'.

A h'l‘.

Among our new iiilVi.’l‘liSt"lilt'lil: in to- day's paper will be loiititl out- of ('. i. iiichat‘tls. Esq . ot Saint John. N. ll. “7 had me. ioti not long ago to make int-h- that at his establishment, and to give oitr testimony to his character as a gettilriiian iir his dealings. To .show how correct he were in w .il we their stated. we copy th. following articles .lroui .Vetv lil'lllt.~\\ h i. pillit‘l'n:

“ Notwithsl andingthe gent-val iltilliicssiii the martin-is oi llll' world. \\'eotlstock (:iii- not complain ritht-I' oi the prtn—r-tit‘stat - til it: trade. or tor . in the lllltii't'. Thanks to the vit * anti unity or feeling among: the people ol this (3in aim the t.‘ouht_ ittr Branch ltailroatl is being

pudn- i but rd rapidly on to completion. thus "tit; \l’oodstock tlitllllt-t'i'ilpli'll t-otu-

ttitit atiuu triih thosca andtlic outside world (illi' the whole year This place will then become the t‘ull‘l‘lfl‘isu oi the productive country above. and when lllt' orid 'to the Northampton side ol the St. John 3' t'ttlnpivlt‘ll. it new community ol purchasers and sellers will he brought iii contact with our business men. iiitti a trade which will be mutually beneficial. This is casvhtially air ago oi'L'oiiicdcration. ol bringing pvtlltltrl gclhvr who have been strangers lit-re rl'oru. These things can only be done. by means Niit’ii M the Wood- .~tock lirauch Railway. the iiridg over the St. John anti iii a much largt-i'tit-grec to the llll\‘l‘('iii(tllitti Railway. Woodntock occupies a poritioii well calculated l0 im- prove her Iortuues by these new t‘llfci'iil'ifi- es. Alter the liraheh Railroad iaeoiuplctcd St. Stephen must be Hill! oi the inarketsiu which our lilt‘l’l‘ilillllrl tviil inak their priv- chascr. btti still St. John hastile-advantach ttd will continue to have the lion‘s share ol' our trade. It. is it well understood principle in political economy that tut-ii Will buy in the ehcripe<t market and sell ill the til'.|l‘U.~l. I‘ ' tin-so means only can people become rich and pi't).~'pt-I‘till~:. 'l‘ht- Iiicrt'ltahlsot St. John have had a lat-gt-

“aviator-e. and have thus lit-cu iii

Iitl their .a Ilidl a

"stout- r I out

.~t.iti.\'tit.s wo int;= it it or iii many illsltiil' cea illustrative of this The St. John tucrchants aro lar'rt ititl Ihcirintoi'nuiiiou exit-naive iii i‘lli‘il to the tips and downs ol [ratio and commerce: they know when to make piir hast- und how.

In the \tlrob-salo'i'ca, 'l'tilth‘th and Gen- t‘t‘ai (ii‘rlitt‘l'y itli>liil'. ‘. we might i-clut' to tho hou~o )i U. i.. lite 'ds, locatt-tlini llit' North M iii \Vharl. St. John. a.» on:- which poem 5 pceiil' iv latvilitit' ittr titt- .~upply ol tlr country trade. a lat-t which our people : trot >lt|W iii discovering.

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Judging by the piles of bzii'rtls, ‘oaIt-a,

hone." anti l'ili‘éli. which are to he bl‘l'll at our More: and arriving her | on their t to the upper country. bearing his initials and addr . .

Asah ctidmieo oi' the fat which 17\'t rt

iit'dhcas prosper-our; llllnlllt‘flfi tuaii .-ltoiiltl poa. : . we, may state that fvll‘. lilt‘llzti'tlh in now l'l'L‘t'l\i an unusually ar e rtut'k oi'gootls in anticipation oi iti- t-rc ultlutics whith will be levied upou c tnt articl . aitd must int'r . lillll p e. 'I‘he. he will ol eon . . .ia a position to at ll below those upon which the extra duties have been paid. and his cus- tomers will reap the advantage. As 'i re- liable and clever man to deal with, w recommend .\lr. Richards to our vcail .

.'. f: lot-titanic for St. John that Western Exhibit)“ is in a coniilllUIi which gives hope oi speedy connection with the St. Andrew's Rail ay. and thus \\ill| Wooll- stock. Other-wt - tier trade must have hillli'l'l’ii iii a considerable i Wren alter thc completion oi our Branch Carleton Sm- ilmi. '

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“ We would call cspccial attention of tip- rivcrurcrchauta who pit base gt'ttcel‘itta. the. ill St. Joint to the atlvct ' ctuent ol’ U. L. Richards. No. 1 North WI . i'. Mr. Richards cennnehecd loudness about four yr ago with a moderate caslrcapital, to whi he added his units. . l busineas talent. and iroiii small lit-ginhiuiugs, with integrity and clinic application. has bitili tip for himsell a go arid prosperous trade. Ilia eotmni siou business is very t-xtet ivo and increasing. The piles el eases, bait-5. boxes and barrels. marked "(1. L. lt.." which are to be utet with oit their‘vay up the river. shows that. Mr. Iiiehar'tic hart customers ill that direction Those who have not already made his ae- ' .e, will tind him a man worthy of coulideiiec—attentive, pvoiript and ironoraldc."-Aroostou/r l‘i‘nm'er.

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Mrs. A. Allen's Worlds lltiir Restorer and Zylolmlaainiu or Worlds Ilair Drcvriirg are unequalled. atrd so acknowledged h all who use them for“ restoring. invigorating tur- drcismt: the hair, rendering it loft, silky itud “his. ~ rctl pusuirm; quickly cleansing the M‘flili, tir- reslihx the fall and imparting a healthy and natural color to the hair. They never fail to restore grey hair to its original youthful col- or. They act directly apart the roots of the hair giving the natural il()tlri.‘illllt‘llt required. No lady's toilet i1 complete without the Zylo- balsahruin or hair dressing. It cleanws the hairand imparts to it it most delightful frag- rance. and is suited to both young and old.

The Restorer lit-produces. 'l‘he llnir Dressing cultivates ttnd lit-aunties.

li'your hair istltiu try it. if iItzuri'y try it. if harsl' try it, if instreieu try it. if none of these try it, for all who use it will preserve their hair through life. For rule by ail'lnug- giau. ' »

“WM....... . Tito \i'ollvillc. N. 5.. Acmlr‘m of the 215i September. gives an account of tho death oi‘u young titan nithtcd Mohoofl, Shelbtu-ae Aeademv. Irotn eating greens composed principally 0i liliubiti'b let-ti". Several other permits wcre taken til, at the same time. li‘om tho same can“. but they all recovered.

' having arisen .u‘

just ilUt'il received heit

l tlisptniiig it to remain in any tiesid -

Latest by Telegraph! M ‘ l

Fitll'L‘llt'tE. (let. i. ;

Intelligence lizr< la‘t'u reevivnl oi tpiiie‘ a sot'ltlll‘ rcvoltttioiv '_v deinon-lraiiou by titti partisans ol (2; ihaidi at Vittt-t'oo. yes- trrrdav. :mnoiiuce that the lazily-ail; has tpicllctl, :‘.‘.tli that the city is tranquil.

l‘aris. Uri. I.

There ientiivh tli~ti'it.~’t in the political and tinaueial t ii'clcs il-‘

.\l. lb-ulrt-r. .\l. l.:t l'lii' and Senor Ni Iia. the liaiiatr \Iiliibit'l' to France but io-dtiy t'or lift in; to confer with the l-ltnpt ror.

The latest. dcspateht‘s. however, been l

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Vienna, (let. i. It _wa'a Zitilil‘iillt‘i d toalay that ‘ p-‘rt'r I rain-i, Joseph will

. the ..".‘ili not.

ti,

I,tlilll1lil,()i’i. No further telegram i‘l ill lll‘ilil'lllilll't :4 in ii

In ‘ l

'i tilll‘." in iii: have law ii i". - taunt... ‘r-w many \\lI-i

the

i-i-itttl. rutin tr

il l. till a.

all l::‘.»; I: tin“ l'opu I'lllfl lot suit l‘\ ttl journal 1 ..n, It luii i~ioitt It

l" t.‘ at in it try, and that 'i't't'hl} .

it.

(iiacgow. L’Iiti fli’nr largely lo. plopped .i.l.t|Iilliit zil't‘ Ilt)‘ hlztl' ti. llt'l'iill, L‘nd.

(hie llllilill'l'il tit'lrilllt' t oi iii" man l’ai'liahtt-ut hate ~ILL'trcd‘a l'ot'inal pro [1 .~t against any inli'iiigt unit or tllsiiti‘ baht-t- ot' tln- long t-.~iubil:~l Maritime pritt‘logvs ol'thortte (ii'iilittil Stairs ttliich border oit the Baltic at. .

London. (lei. lid.

Many l-‘cniau '. ‘n ivit-is liitlr-i'io eo.rli \l'ti iu liagtirh :tnil lt'tshj til tlav'l: itl‘t :1 pl it-t-d on itildl'ul li'ilil\ptti'l:i at i will it»: .wht to Australia to Serve. oitttat irwntr-ht-rs.

'I‘hc L'in ol' littllllltii’g i‘r'l‘ih‘t'hiil‘iltili the Zollvt-i'cih.

The members of lili' r‘l.l<4)lll night gavt'n I it- oilit-z-rs ol Admiral I" Franklin. now lit‘l'l‘.

American ut't-ttritioa heavy and dot-lining: titlei' the eil'ects ol Uahluadvit'rslrum New Yot'li.

Mimi». litlt‘ilitililll a ('o.

l

‘N'liti to ‘ ship

Florence. ()z't. :ld. 'l‘ht- oilit-ial (iosp:tleltea published to-tlay arr. silent itr regard to Home, but; eoiitirui llil‘ report that. :t ri-volt- has broken out in the Papal province of \'iterbo'

Madrid. ()t't. 3d. lr'lelilltil has received his cum- m as t‘-tpl:tin General el~ Cuba. and will immediately sail tor llavana.

Vit'it a. Oct. 3. The lithium ~ilhoiit: Iii. tops of the Audi" ttt [Cinpi tvo met in Congress and declared Iht-ir irllpurilluil to anyehahl, iii lil"L'ullt'Ul'ti:ilililil\\'l’>i.‘|l)il:i|t'ti bcitvecu Home and Andria.

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London. Oct. :1. It. is It-portt d that a l’niict-tnan has iii'L'll shot and in iiochditlo by some it‘t-tiiath'. A I’olit-ema. war; attacked and nearly ltilh-d iii this (1in by i ig ot‘ Irishman last

a

iii .\i:tht'lit-.~'lv-r and it

RSIDE J OURN AL, THU

‘ lcontemporary is null

~:tttttli-.l..ri;l:.:': inc ovtt itattoas i

t- order la~'i l

ltlu:t‘cllo\v to whom such a bribe ("ill/t,

RS fitt‘mmi liltlc .llutimzti.

corona m. 1867.

THURSDAY.

ho notice can be taken at atrotiytnom coin- lililllit’dilUllS- \\'c urn-.t lilIUW the names and addresses ofuur cerrcxponzlcntral a guaranty of their good tittih. We cannot undertake to return cuumtuhit liens tlrtt at'v trot llyt'ti.

'I‘lll'} “ PATRIOT” A.\'5\\'lilil‘.D. The style of alftctetl superiority in which the openinpt remarks ot‘an editorial cf the “ l'tttriot" oi’ the 3d inst. are enriched is, we beg to inform him. in vtry

titatl tas't‘ If anything like superiority at—whiclr \te are very far iti— | il-ti i193: utililllliit" —ii i: very batimau-

incrs to make it pilHtllU 01' ii; i)!” “itt‘l't‘ it .1 .1 mitt-x1511“; boasting tone of our

1.; more or iv“ 31...“- l't'.‘ Hf [llil‘

111): r tildl'c ills”. ~ ltnmt lili‘dlllltl‘,‘ : l .

it. w in the p t

1.

ii of L‘t‘ll‘('ll|ii:r‘ wt." Kni-

r risovtitt; to 1!.

DAY,“ OCTOBER 10, 1867.

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if they V laid the will. The danger t

Confederations in our opinion, lies tn'tbe opposite direction} Ifa spirit of septtou- Liiirlln be fostered iii the Lower l’rwnccs.

yielding. if the Province 1): to‘ them everything and the Dominion nothing. iltUl of course the Confederation cannot Ill’ilfip - Why should not the people 01 the Lower Provinces “ love and respect" the people of Canada? “’irat have the Canadians done to merit the hatred and contempt of the other inhabitants of lltitish Atticrien.‘ The manner itr which ‘our contetapot'. y tviitcaoi‘ the Canadians is at; lilijttfil. as it is uneivii. \\'e cannot 's-rc what he baa to gain by teaching the