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WASSBOLOsr, Mai $l.-llariman 'ltl te r. .i.
1 noon of Atgerott, testified that. tin eer y
onset° his tone In hten4iteallyntlatf. Ills
,
t - en the Sunday alter s Jul asslualnatioa' bf the
Preaklath,laditm there mall 'Mar a / 1
i coonaligite lid MA attaiiirg - to hide Idmielf,
and,wri, willing to go with the teat of us,. ~
I
' Ifr.`DottiMie counsel 'for' dtintrett,' stated
tkiN , heihteleltiltlAthistheplesof Insanity, and
. for Aktillalrala had': surname/ relatives and
1
•• Meads of Atierott, living thousand of miles
away, who,wa notyet arrived.
,- , ~
W. L. Arnold beadle tolds' brother's where
. shouts labakintore city : sad, county,- frees the
21st of Mirth toll:trier Of Abell; When the pH&
• I ono nen 10. Rotten Monroe, : SWIM: to the
sateen his pistol and bilfe.
I
Frisk dillold; itio - a tao th ei to Attie prisoner '
I testified that his brother went to Forums Moo.
I nolo eater wpm employment. . - - 7 -
John T. Ford; peprietor of the theatre; was
: called to the stand, and_was asked by the de
.
1 - . fame whether Booth dyer niplicd to him to In
I ploy Cheater the actor. _
Anistan Advocate - Ennis addeitad ' tit the-
•,
question
,
1
Mr. B eingenteaded that jho question was
i . penitent. Arnold had .made a voluntery.eon
-1
(colon West; - there was a plan to capture, the
. Portant; laishlch' Chester. in .tds his.
- - nonorated. -.The object la proponadiag the
, 'lnterrogatory was to show that Booth had no.'
i body fa the theatre lonaist ' him An 'answerl to the
,queetkra' las Impottan injustice to
• Spenght. - ; , Anistaist Judge Advocate: Magnet
i said this teas not a question of felevamif.te-=
I . tore, Ittirais absolutely unnecessary to ask. The
man
that
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olut s b uitaln euati ed tet th uit is Judge I h d e rsea uved te n s ear ohj a. ectio u. n.
• ,- -i - teirif.lfif;; 'allay the prisoner, Arnold, nearly
L _
every diybetween the And of-March and the let
1 y of April. sMactima three or - four times a day.
i John T. Ford justified that ho bad known
1 ;Spengler thrieor-fbur years; hie cowhand ma
i race as scene shifter would bo !memory . during
1 the second note of the third an of Our Ameri
nd Ceuta, and during the dontinann of the
Whide_play, he„could. not be ,abeent long; the
Magi =car r *easter) carpenter hare charge
„, ofthe work belonging- 46 the:psuaget way .by
1 _ which Bonk escaped, .;_andof.„the,, entire stage; it,
t 4
w•.oot Sinn - Ilse' datibi keep t he way ;
- , -
eleii mehneeliagueirwriserniermags marpmearr
-
I orders *ere - Posliltre - that lhe passage - Way
.1- should always be kept clone and in the best order;
It was always kept clear unless the play was of
such character that -11. might be, temporarily
encearibm berm knew' ber knew Strangler to - wear a
zninistache; Spengler appeared to entertain great
admiration for BOuttlitile well fur n.ting can,
and curdled great influence over Stu inferiors;
. Since' the la - ter part of Septembm Broth fie..
quested the theatre and had -his letters directed
there. Spangler usually epees t'ie slimmer in
crab-fisting near Baltimore,',whlch he considerei '
his home. Wilma Munn the rope in Song."
- . lees =pet-bare - as such as used by crab fisher
..
Mr. Beat, nmager, of 0 ro rer's Theatre, twit--
• - ed that,A. e had seenßnoth fresuently abont the
Theatre, and that the Say betoie ths &stamina-
I " Lion Booth inked him 11 he mornsol to flittmin
'' i,- .
ate on that aiming, and whether he designed in
,'' siting the Problem ; witness sent a Date to Mrs.
• 1 Lincein, inviting the Pneldential party to visit
the Theatre on the night Of tee 14th ; at the
'
time Booth made this inquiry it struck him his
manner was peculiar; witness said it was C 23-
winery In a Theatre to keep the passage Cizir
: -411 - lak thrtlll- witness did not consider. &belle
um the •Preablost's box to the stage in Ford's
• Theatre. as eXtranrAuary one. . „
4 - 11. N. James branded that at thi time the shot
was Arid by Booth, at Pod's. theatre, tie, wk.
.:.t . hersovaistandingon the stage ready to draw fiat,
" ~;,.. and tipsagier was standing right oppolte him;
- from when they stood neither witness norSpitt
; et r. c oold /De the Prealdent'abOx. 'Do not know
whatfipaagler did when the abot, was fife i; wit
aces thosght le was near the door ontof whin
Booth ran; passage way was clear at the time; it
weenie duty of wltneeri and . Spangler w keep it
elekr; las - more Spengler's business than his
I" own s Spangler al 's
Reared pleased hot thePresi,
I dent entered and applauded as the seance did.
Mudd testified that the term oesuptel by Dr.
Medd was owned by Illinfather, but the prissier
, paid no rent.,. l • , ",- .
Dr. Davis testified that he lived in the city,
• 4 amt bad served on Gen. Wool's staff daring the
diteximairar ; had known the prisoner, Ilarrpht
• from early boyhood; coosidared him a trifling
boy,, with very little of the man about hits;
should th ink nature had not endowed him with
..,
the usual amount of intellect ; thought he ha i
,1 . suadent Intellect to discern right from wrong.
Han Claford, Treasurer of Fiord , * Thence,
• walled that he learned at 11.34 o'clock in the
monde& that the President had engaged a box;
• • Booth was at the theatre at 19 codock; ald. not
• - :tell him that the . President was coming; INM
• • Booth coming dawn street as I 'Merl in the door
-- - of the theatre; he commenced talking to come
parties there; one of them went into the offlee
and bought one a letter which he ust dowa and
..' read on the steps of theodlee; he sta i ri l l:shauld,
think, half au hour; didn't see hint a aline
. , Meg; when I got to the theatre mybrother told
me that the Proideat would be there that, night;
:' . It mu Mr. Reynold's business to no about the
imm of the box, but he had the neural
the4l"all is the face that day, and / Axed it; I Axed
`. i Zags and had part of the furniture changed,
a sofa and a higieback chair brought from the
stage, end a rocking dud: -from' my- sleeping
room up stairs; I received no tra=eitions Dom*
'f, -say case exeept Paybold and the gentleman who
?livinight the flag from the Treasury Depart._
' s sand; . Spangler took out the pariahs)
between the two boxer ,, we always,
1 removed It
..; 0, dopptrars Pestold sent Spangler ter Me boxy he
~,' ,r 4 no st woskOts the stage as the time rwasdecon
l
' 1 . t a ng the box . I called fur the hanker and nails. ;
'.i which he handed to me. Ile • knew the Prat- ,
. dent was yowling, for he took out the partitions.
1 amen penknife itienttlog the string by which:
- ' the pietas was Gott I forgot It and left It there.
Boothwas in the hitilt of engaging box nun,
ber. seven, chick ' wax, a part of the box
wearied by the Presidei.t, nearest the audience.,
.., Croaramalned. None of Abe other bares
• . were occupied ; there was no mortar In the wall
behind the Preakient'e box when I was deco
rating ft; I teas at the hor - at the time for. th e
i purpose of unfastening the door. There' was
no each contstramee there before and d day. •
: - ' Q. Wis there a bole bore' through the ti nt
door that opensinto the President's box 'before
that datir. A. Ido net know. - '
.:. . -
p. Wen the 'crews off the locks of the 400 re
2 ' •of the President's her before that day. 'A. Not
to my knowledge; Ido not know. •
; la. WM Mei alreir:therient tot drawn whew
youyou the beat . A. It was not done In
• ~ my peolenceir to my knewledge; ifli , had' been
dene, - 111d o.4:nottoe it'. • - _ - - . '
. , • Wm,Tilikbak, re.ciamlued. and test/led
Aka the desx out of the passage where
- Booth escaped was el; be opined It easily and
. rushed out of the door attar bits, -
Jana B. Toad. balipas,ln snaps' ofUts The&
. 0
• ire. testified that about half mates In the mom,
4 lf , i s tizosing mart frauds& Prealdest'shouae, win
i
earns on such errands, and engaged a
I ,
-.box for the Persidesty he had not bona prevhoos
. i .111201104 X saw Booth at half past twelve, ow
ti . tha corner of Tenth and &streets; he Wee aim-
Ing front tetrads 'the Gummi I had - nothing
SgetO, do with the Prespen Freshest' ban except to
#-- , Sege Dam.' the , ' -Trautary- , Depentf
I mat melee of the
President/ and Omani Grant's latenikd visit to the -.Sear, avant
"; twehe o'ckielt; think It appeared la shun, the
O , I seconder first edition.' I had sent it before
4 : / saw BOothr I had no eoiversation with him; I
.1 merely spoke to him; don't know John Bureau[. '
il , • Ile
,proented It "Star or five limas; don't know
1/Mbeiliti ever occupied It eeriest- we mostly
eselemaller Begs, but as General Grant wart*
-• have tam with the "President that atill, we
l; borrowed flags from the Treasury Averment;
t , I ICIS /a the Waft oftki daring Me per •
-,-,- prior to the assaminatiort; I suppose hems
;,' have pool land oat two or three lima; saw
i ,sattkiht efilielekr di:dg - 1W Ilinet._ ..-- •- .
„` ;
0 , Crochemnased.-.1 had sot seen Booth prat;
ir ens to antlog thonotke. - - -
hf . J. Homy tosellied-Ile staved at Tord's Thal
1, , , Are as the IWO fig IM 14th of April; Booth ,
.. called Mar No zest and Wilma
cad
badge l°
" BPlaglei n Me op.
horse; I waa o
E
wake aide . ` end I said to Smear "Booth
't Inn low' to. mute Wan and tiE hii horse is
I•
Wren; Bonk name Lade aed said , "Ca I
i 'lM ag rt i l» ,. .ewcammu *Tot the dairy
‘, , WON _es, Slateski then called and told me
1 • ao oattroaexk.Joheao bold the honie, saying
I. . that Chalk was awsyr aid that Me respostabllity
r .. . 1 ' _iblittelln Vas elan lum. I saw Spangler two
', ' !...pr unee Una thaltenning is properidace;
' t -'' 'sal hiss abase nee minutes Infers ilie - ahet wall
1W; he was co the sass side of the Preadult's
r balmy him live or six minutes after on the
1 ; 1,. , 'tap with avert Jot W ateak; ' Booth made
.. ~ ha maps 1 tall gentlemen In grey Mollies sad
. lt wortache. Tee the Snit to get _on the daze
'..-- - ' ante Swab) he *eat eat the sane way Booth
,C. 4 Glad lima ii : to;adii 'Booth tell
1: - 11 / 4 , 0 ", I. °_egad Alt toss sad t rWg t, ' Qs
ar,i, 1
lattlet's stables tea! ail It the weekbefont the et
teanatlOil 1 letib trokiatiklei tiniffitgaediabbbie
.0 &Marten Artilr4i *ld% and 'W ilt 81 ' 4—
(ay mornbagt bare not seen bifittablng mr.elf;
tberoyvcadd bp Valli fee, tbat parpcwei but they .
Men tenettlibe &Wet the d; ,' Na . .. • -
John T. Ford. the Manager of the • 4 T - boier . ,
as mailed.
lie waitgartrwt,he rope fAund to
SW glees earpet.bag and gala it wit wed for
thaJe INVllett.l The itlnwen was in 114.. • a
when the eiteetiOntban weenie.
P. Clay Ford teitlfied that Ise.W.reisintin: of
the theatre, ickbe knew of Baia beta engiged
is the moratat•:-Boothiiii aa , ,tbeintatre. but
he did net tell Spelt that the agate had been en
- -
paid}
Dr.
3reKim testified to Lingknown Su „ ndt
rtwenty-two years, saglysty well for the bat
tix Jean; be was a light, trivial boy. and to
islod at oarnienrornts of Ntl_wfs
Con* dies idionntodsanloo'expen fri
day morning. •
ABSTRACT OF 6HogiAlnf won.
TIIE AGREEMEIff RITE 1011NSTON,
n~sps~rc s ' stirs si 10/11:11T.
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;FRET/1Y STANTON CENSURED BY GEN. SHERMAN.-
NatSYu[
atiy St.44nTahartiet. * OTQUeeil:
Sherman's report, covering Important points, Is
)11 "w/ES ..44 1,1 4 1 t
to Getural - Grant
lizanquotnatutelfts.Dtv.or Orre Mae,
• - • cm Feum,Bsittio N.,
L`'^
Grmarestr—Place you left me- yesterday, I
have Menthe New:T-mt Stiarifet theilltklcon
raining a budget of military news satinet:mita!
by the Secretary of -War; :Thick It' emitted is
such away as to give emotteons imptreadons. It
embraces a copy of the bedi'of agreement - be-,
twcen Myself and General Johnston, of,Aprei
10th, willocomMettioteli, Whlali• it wilt be time
enough todlsenas twoor three years hence, alter
the gtverament has experimented a Mlle more
In the machinery by which power ranches the
scattered' people of the va st 'arcs of oonntry
knows as the South.
But; tet the meantime, I t ink ;the% my rank,.
if not past service, treaded Me at least to the re
spect of keeping secret what was known t a affect
the Cibitiet tmtil farther InquitTecadd have beam'.
made,
insteat. ow ing publicity documents I
Sever saw, and ing inferences wide of the'
truth. I never saw or had famish*, me a copy .
of President Linedn'a.dlaPateh to you of the sth
of Marehoudit idler the agreementitiordid Mr.
Stanton or any human being ever convey time
its substance or anythlnglike it, but on the con
trary I bad seen General.Weltzel'a Invitation to
the Virginia Legislature made In Mr. Lincoln'.
leery presence, and had failed to discover any
othernilletalnetice of a planbl reconstrailion•
or any Idea calculated toallay the fears of the
South; that after the destrnetien of the armies
and civil authorities they would bo left without
•n y government at all.
f..We should not doles • people Into a n archy,
and it ladmply imputable (wear mPitary Few
er to reach all the resource , ' of their unhappy
country. I confess! did not wish to Weak Geo.
ilobncton's armj Into babas of armed men mov
log about witbent purpose and capable only of
Infinite tnircbleft her Toe saw on year arrival'
that I had my army so dispued that bla escape
was only posalole In a disorganized shape ; and
as yen did not choose to detect my-rodbas In
any quarter I Inferred that you were satistlei
wtthtbe militterj. situation.At all events, the
leant Ileartied what teas `Proper enough, the
disapproval of the President, I acted In nub a
minter sato compel the trarreader.or.General
Johnetron'o whole army on the same terms yon
prescribed to Geoend Lee's army 'when you had
It surrounded and In your absolute power.
Mr. Stanton, in stating that my order* to 4
General - Stoneman were likely-to result in the
escapacif Mr. Davis to lifindothew Dorn*, Seta
deep error. Stoneman was not at Salisbury.
; ••then, but had,gono back to' Knoxville; Darts
was beyond him. Byturning ,towards me ho
was approaching Davis; and had he joined mess
ordered, I would have bad a mounted force,
:greatly needed ibr that and other pituttoses but
even now I don't knee that Mr. Stanton wants
Davis caught and as my official papers, deemed
eacied, -ere 'hastily- published; to the world, It
• will be imprudent for me to state what has been
done in tbat respect. .
. As the edlur of the liana has tit. it =rice,
logically and fairly drawn [tom this singular
document, the conclusion that I sin insubanil
note. I can only deoy the intention. I have
never In my life cautioned disobedience of an
order, though many and many a time have I
risked my Me and health and reputation la
°belting orders; °rota hints to..ieseente plans
and purposes, not to my liking. It Is not fair
to withhold from me plans and-policy, if any
them be.and expect me terms at them as facts,
lied even appear quite 4115 sent from • 1;
Per tour years I luwe'been tempi dealing
with soldkes,aeed Iran assure son that the con
cluded at which the Cabinet' have =lied at,
with. each angel-sr - unealatity, differs from.
mine. I conversed freely _with the best oftl•wes
in this army asto 'the' points Involved o In this
controversy, and stoma to tay,they were unan
imous in the other concluelon, and they will
learn with pale and amazement that I am
deemCa Insubordinate and wanting to common
sestet that I who, is the complicatiomt
of the last year worked" day and night, arm
mer sod-- whiter, for, the . cum. and the
Adielnistrittlen; and Sitio Lavd - brought'
an anal otTO,OOO meg In snagniticent style across
a country deemed Impassable, and Awed it jest
whore It was wanted, almost oat thedsy 2pp:tint
ed, have brought discredit on our, Govern-.
metit. I don't wish to boast of this, bat Ido
say that It entitled me to the, caurtay of being
troniiiited before publishing to the world a peva
istlositlghtfully antenittW to high authority for
proper adjadication, and thin accompanied by
other statements which invited the , press to be
let looee epos me...
It le trnethatnortoemetatanti,Whodeephs COM
ter: and security while we watch ea ter distant
Me, are better able to Cage than we aohilms.
wbo rarely see a newspaper , hardly can hear
from env funtffee, tre'stop- loos enough to get
our pay. I envy not the task of reconstruction.
• cutd em deftghted that the Seentiry has relieved
me of it. As you did not undertake the man
agement et the army, I Infer that; oa personal
inspection, your mind arrived at • dlfforent con
clusion from that, of the-Secretary of War.
,Tlll:therefore, execute your orders to their
conchtsion . and wites.done. '
will, with Wenn
eatisfactim% leive to the anthordle
the exec:aka of,the task of Which they seem so
Jailor:4DM iucan honest map and lobtlar, invite
them to the follow my path, Ow that may see
something and bow sometbh4 that maytilstarb
their.pbilotophy.,„ -Wit# datktre respect, -
Signe& W 4 T. - Masideas
M.j. Geo. Commanding.
• To Meat. Gen; A. B. Grant,- Gestural-In-
Washlngten:D. O. • - • ;
P. B.—As Mm-. Stanton'i Singular paper Us
been published, I demand eat this also be made
public; though I am in. no Tanner enspcnutible
to the ems, brit to the law and In proper supe
rior. .
coausaims , 44.
Slajoe
lATERESTUIG FROM WASOINUTON
JEFF. Hlll3 EINCTED 111131111 - %BIT;
LONGS REST PERMOTED, TO VW WASHINIOII,
NOV= FOR PA , VIE *YAWL'
Toilegnipb Lines opened to `Trade
Yaw Tong. May 31.—The irtraVrl Wastdag
ton 'pedal is iziaictiid to su ,
giro ltena.lo-41aY. ,and.. l 4 be amig"a soon
• Lcasetrtet bat been permitted to itell Wesh- -
lar,inon private business. - -
X the month the Treater, lute
the eredlt, of the 'Paymaster Geceral, to p t /the
sildkre. 1ie5,003,000. All other recutettiotuf
'open the True Woe gee been , promptly ,84••
Wed.
The Bantd's corresmodent up: tinder the
late President's Proclamation General Canby is
inaldngarningemaide fan tbeopenleg of the mil
totory floes :trade.. -- • • - •
General Warren ban assumed command of his'
department at Vicksburg. '
The Timis' 'Washington special sap An
the Easton troops belonging to Sherman'a army
hoe bens indwell to report to General Auer at
Webington. The Western troops' will more
West In dgbt dap.
The Auer* , Preelimstioa-6Protainest
Betels la Mashy*lle—Order or Gower
, . . .
evisursarry May 31.—Tbs Gartner Nab%
vale despatch says the Amnesty Prodamallos
vas Tamed with pest astlaLatalol Iby the loyal
litandor MI, Newell Cobb sad llee,Msl: , ,
arrived la Nashville oa Meads - -•--
uln..,Wllaon issued aa order at Mayon. Gs.
on (24 Proldidang the rebel Legislaturi.
ho Illietub ll agolorl oottliselUni As Porto vl
Pose* yeseefaf Aneestkets,'Ait [ the
Proloviott 011ie United states Onvoinairant.
Pieta Viakeiat at platalita*
gm' Tait& Nei 112.—Triva1i ieteei• flan •
chlsen at New , Terlg r aow reeldlag la liataaw
res, Yoko, says : . : d. meet faaeralot Lia•
cola took gam la that &7.b= the mud kit
death Tel - reached. Beeeestea
wanted* the Meal% ala bat •
OT IT waselidaeliey latitude& was U " : " cd Il Ab
thibtaPlisWell‘.
iiet
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Rules NIL Rtplattop Establhbed.
SEORITART - ,BEVATtIYB INSTRUCTIONS
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Navoralge,Conilitioxi. of: the, Tettunwy.,.
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PANNSYLVANIA SOLDnuis-aorma BOMB:
WAN 311101.014 /110,31 5 : 4 1 0 040filela1
circular hits jlat. been hued t -
_.l)erfornsmaylor Mrsing,-;
Warnerrovon,litay_S# l ,llsls. l Nt.'•
copy of the Presidenthr Amnesty prod
aviation of thlidate U herewith appended.lif l
anise In tldt Im!lranaimt, the Sktervdrity of State
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directed tO‘establlift Iffied and rigplatkis for
idiagatiln . sad recording pee oinx
sou to tieurgt Ha fteniflett : tdhlti d p6pldind
jOlrenUnel' L411:1114St fraud, Patten to • this' .
lulnietlOn you are. laltdined that_ the oath WO.
firdhedin the Oreen iniY, ra taken and
. . 12 bGed bed beibri"Y. COMMIS 6IOI2OI Clieer• eiT il
military mural', in the smite 'of the Gaited
States ' or aoy civil or military Officer
,Ofalojii;
State or 'Territory. who * by' tite 'Lis thereof
stay be - qoallikd fer..admlrdstering ths
. oath
All officers who receive each °alba are hereby
authorised to give certified copies thereof tothe
personarespealvtly by whom they were made ,
and suck officers are, hereby required to kow.
-Mit the originals of such oaths at as early a day
as -may .bo convenient,; to this Deputraent,.
where they will be deposited and remain In the
archives of the Government. A register thereof
will be ; kept In the Dwintbot,*anil on appikm-
Um In proper cases, certificates will be issued of
Such morns In enstomary.form of certificates:
I am, sir, year ob't servant, . ; ,
(Signed) -m: 11. Salaam,
Se:Teter, of State.
It Is understood that.. statement of thepublio
debttolunalst is being prepared for Fluidics.
tioa:Therconditiorr of the Munn bi it
favorable.- There have been -tor some. time
no unpaid' requmillons excepting - the uncalled'
for pay,-of the army. Zesty - demand of the
Paymaster General Is promptly. met, sufficient
funds having already ANNA placed to the credit
Of the.Paymesier to meet all baek dues and boon.
Gel accruing to the armies about to beffiaband
ed so far as known: • '
A recent order of the War Department directs
the Adjutant General of the army to designate ;
places . of rendesion a" in the respective States trr
which ',temente after muster oat will be for
warded for prorapt'payment. • '
ThePennsylrania regiments hate comuomeed
leaving Washington for their homes. Eight
regiments hare already gone, and others will be
forwarded as rapidly as transportation can be
famished—the °dicers hating been active and
efficient in completing theirrolls.
The question as to Mustering to the officers of.l
the Commimicm 'of the Sarum for reginsontif,
with lest thin the minimum. number, haft not.
Oen gaily Wiled. The (iorernment'ls now .
Diming COMMitliOntS 6111trag OMPeres ehtfftheta
their proper rank, and as soon as Judge lion can,
be at levers to be consulted an arrangement will
betnade recogninng their rank in the War De ,
pailment. Thls understanding being had, the
tiortmor hss left for limrisbarg to metro the
regiments as they 'return.
Al44*licruT cAkeivenUian.
i Regrow, May 31. , --The New %gland Anti.
&every CODIEIIII.II met Welty, and wu veal
telly attended. • non. I. T. &agent was awe
President. Wendell Phillips, Chairman of
the Busineas Committei; "reported resolutions
tkoi it is the settled epinkt* of the convention
that a reconstruction of the rebel States without •
negro aullEtage ls a practical eurrendu to the
Confederacy, and will make the AntliMaiery
Trocismation of the late • Pruldenteand even
the amendment of the Csnstltutlou, utterly use
less for the kettle= acd protection of negroea:
Mr. Pkililps suppotied the' resoloPon in .e irtg-
GrOin; sPekeh. Ile contended that sisraiY - wati
ebollbed, stet the reconstruction polkyorthe
Administration. *stet forth in the proclamation
for the tettonstruction of Noah Corollas:erases
alasoluit =leader of the helm of the Union Into
the blinds' of A. A. Stereos and his co-workers.
&construction on that basis was a practical
fraud upon the North. Every Ilk and, every
dollar they had spent had boat stolen front them.
There was but toe wain which the people could
still hold the beim of antes, and that wu by a
'declaration of svpadiallon of our entire war
Abs. herb it party would hie° his vote. Ile
'a-cold constantly oppose every atop of re.
-construction that did /UK poxdie negro lapse
atselute equality, and on *level lath the white ,
an. Every man ho suppoeted the Worth Car
°tics proclamation was a Desk. sycophant.
Bain r far. better would it hare been for Grant
;to have warreadered to Lee. thaa for Praddeat.
Johneento bare secret ditnid - Worth Carolina.
Havana Nexitan Allvkim....tuakrree.
true in Hayti.
Toe May EL—The steamer Er - eie
lofts Havana dates to the s::h. rbe Some.
welt wee darered to Ger. Captala General, as
&putt, to iiwalt lustmetlous from the home
Govemmenti U regards, the dispontion to be
made of her. She will probably be delivered up
to the Unititli Mato'.
Mexican adVkes are from Vera Cruz to ties
Bth Lost. .0n that 43y- six Ansertesos were ar
rested,. sad no reason aninsed. -11 ms plum was
girds:wed - by only them hundred troops. Ja
mbe. 'roofs were alp:tuft fa allquarters.
Ceptele MAMA lett for Galveston on the Owl,
on the %Lb. Some of the °Memo and crew of
/he Powhattan were insulted in a ditutleg sa
ran
bj having rebel flags 'peeled out in hoot of
Gen. They tore the gigs to, pieces. OEM
mimed etiehwn soon et ded.
The Poseldent of Gaya was , at the heed of
8.000 mops to put down an lastineetton. The
settle already had patent= of the capita., It
was said the rebels would attack the:Defiant
ears as soon as the Spieler& bad evacuated the
bland. , Frances 'Anent* le at the head of
the provisional Government. Greet stiffering Is
eaperlmacesi . to Jamaica, owing to the drought.
Trial et Jeff. liiivie•-ttle.eritaiy
2 ' Sim I .o Bx, M0Y.31-.—The TRYLe4 Washlog:
rob special sayer After the conspiratois' - tiu4
to aided .I,elL Davie will be turned, aver to the
Circuit Court of this Markt. for Wel for tree
eon, on Indictment, already !bond. Thee bno
truth 10 the rumor - that the Goverment hes re.
hoed to recognise the prociedisigs in Ills Coda
In this rase. It Is undenotiol chef approve of
es It is the only civil menu by which Davis
can be tried la Wasblug.ou. - • ,
, Seattarigetnuttluts rounied the °Metal
duiles at am finite Department. Go was able
yesterday to take his -arm out of the sling and
a rite his signature tothe 'Malay proolataailoa.
Yrtd. Seward is slowly bat surely,lmpniyilig•
Ybr Etmiral of Mo. floaks—noileati
Itrw Ontatee, Yg2S, els Cake, I.—/t tal.
gram af touchy the removal of. (tea. Banks,
and the a;poiotretalt of Gen. Blerbian to the
commatd of the Mlddl•JDepartmeat, oausoo
Mich ccectiest. "The majority eta* -raga
rem to be well &meg, while part regret Um
remora) of Banks. _
'he Vesta-Unless organ erstalWle aim. •
war with the United Suttee Is inevitable. It Is
believed in Mexico that .the Pedant trans* will
march tato tbuttetountsy; - • Great hates. la' opnly
manifested by the Menticant towards the Trench,
and Ketzinollan is already showing low distrust
of tbent.'. it'Axnudor, rovolsolon Is talked of
freely.
Death at Judge t!aties—Mabams—Recals
lasevitts, MayElrßon.JYdteUstron.
ambits Justice of the. Bspreme Coarti-dled la
this city last sluing. _ -
- lion. Tan C. Bradley , Col itleholist Dille
mid Ades Parsoss,orMsNima. are ea routafor
Washington to confer with the President reisUre
to the rannanisation of etril got eramart of
absms. The wets of the State Bank are being
coveted. Hon. J. C. Cobb was paroled to TIM:
his family. headers Wake) and &name Mil.
Ildt yesterday for fort Warn. Rebel egoists of.
the Blahs Bank, Roy, Basta* and Dago, sow,
on parole.. .
Pieced' Clerks Semovid.-Bandiait'at SA.
acnerings.
slw You, Noy 81.—The Tribunes( special
sass, in ttit DepaituteaWf the Interior. usual
clerks whose sympathies halm been with the
rebel', have received their dismissal. •
Francis P, Blair. Br., has Bent invitations,
through his eon. liej. Gee. Blair, to all the VW!
eral (Mous of the Mb army corps to a banquet;
to beiglven tomorrow at BUlverting. It , is!
understood that the Brutal will advantage!
rot the window to anummcabla determination
tender Me reelgoation sad return to civil Ufe in,
MD Waiters Troops—Gonne erhoreaau.
She,
May 81.—The in 'lois= treats ::
Kea Atop of Mambo Wks up compile SW
gnaws thiatuutalnu. tog cocoas:ad maim
Ova by thaßaltimore sad Ohio ndiroad. By Mt
realm ot. LW:tenni General Grant MI plow
where liquor la kept along the Usto of Ike rep.:
road will be Mosta matt this movromut I. Coetti
Major GOMM ihMnllla - ha *Wad his I ' ll=
tration of laving Washtub , * thla evfuhls tarn
Chuermatl, whale establish hoopoe
ten of the ISOushreatem =Oa
Iftsriduita%swell Address.
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Haw' Toarilltsj 31;—T ho Tart Washington
*edit Me: a Oben= Liana Ids tarearea
address to lili'aray ttds &Samoan. The Your
$44130141307 eoz rue today tombs oar that
properly to the uoyanasot i pralsas . ns rotors.
totbsWest.
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PITTSIIURGII. pmJRsJ)A 'ru E 1, 18~
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TBB`REIVIBD~IFFL~IE(Y FOB' DAMS.
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NAPOLEON AND mgxicAN AFFAIRS.
31Poirelext.... nacaaess.sige.
' New•Tosx, May.4l.-f-Tiesrmata, which left
iiveriacq„oft ttte 80th.. Mid Aftecestowe on the
illet;;' itileetli tip. iff:'' w ` '"'-`' ' -- • ' `'"' ' -'-
' in the Honseef_Comeitee on the initb. ldr,
Griftitiiikia Lord Palmerstonlnd: itein;tion
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had draws toe preelmnationoff m
irtiM s . -
oco. sot thelipprefietaion- of Jeff: Davis.'
aid w ether.Shibrltirb *Water was piopirid
to ' a &pi ropreleitsuoos to the United iftstes
in reference - go the - treatment of the !blathers
leaders., ~. . •
lent lehnerston said the only reply to nonid7
tee was that Her Maleatre Government hare,
no intention of efferfnrf laterlifreace in thb inter- .
national affairs of the United Met . es. Received
.
The io tt eepoideat the Sirithag Think en. that the opening ot, ramuktig offices for
Mexico fn New York aini•Waatttagton, created
ottotattan
'l'he Palle Yeatleter refrains from say On-
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reusines"were eureent,at the Eitoelett
allege 'London on the 10th,' but though an
eontinned, had their effect. The moo prong
neeitAris that Napoleon bad been urgently ret•
called to Mute la vesnttenee thei:prospiea of
American agvuslonnponlifinlecynni that Kau
hailllan had been shot.
The Bourse on the 19th, was flat, at 671. 45e.
The Due De Persigney Issued a proclamation
to Italy .declaring his connictlon - iW.lth Italian
- orbs now firmly established.
Ltrzuroote-Broadwers—Flour dull,end neglec
ted. Wheat In more general demand, at 81111
"Corp
Sr Red Western. Amy: holdirs ' asking an
advance of id peequarter, - which checked tmst.
newt Mixed 29s 3tb:g293 ed. Beet Arm. Pork
quiet. Bacon falr and
f cameslonaily Odials
.aoll firm. and - 6d@l the week's
wdelt. Sugar In good demand, and generally ad
dest'er- Coffee steady. Greta steady. Petrol
sableatla 104 per gallon, for Bo-
'.2„inidos ifinlid—,Barting's brothers di Co:, re.
potty wbeat la dearer-. for , English white llone
20210245. "anger actlee,7anit .tkt dearer. Coffee
ateddv.. Tea firm, &ad - Pine Gans.= dearer.
Liwnwr—Ltvoepool, Saturday, Jfay So.—Cot-
ton—The demand comlanas -sabre, and prima
of better qualities Ore Sid dester...-Tbe sales to.
day 'were 20,000 bales. Breadstuff& 'quiet, but
very firm. ProyitlabagFendly without change,
bat lard le salve. T . •
Wew York Stock fond Mosey Matters.
Yaw Tour, Mgy 51.—The Stock Market shows
rattier more activity WIIL loose - lriasahtiftl . In
vices. "The beim appenredei be conning 'ha
lite short salsa which checked the downward
tenteney of yesterday. Operations cantina is to
be confined almose,exelnaleety brokers. At
the opening of the board Stocks were didl, but
at the last of the board the motet was very
steady. with considerable activity In Pittetnirgh
and both-Western
preferred. shares,. Govern.
meets continue week, pktieuletrly SW's. Lew
drafts won notional banks appear to have bad
the result of compelling large holders .t. 3 sell out
a portion. of Mick bonds: Mle thought. Ibis et.
f.ct be - temporary. There was nothing
worthy of tote is Ifilicellseemis Stocks except
In Atlantic Mall and Quicksilver. which were
untie scare« State Bonds sad Itubray Mort.
gaged are getet and without change« - -
The sales of Gold were small with a steady mar.
ket. Money Ii working easter 'with Increased
capital offering., - •
The stock boards adjourned to Friday morn
ing. cnt of respect to the der of bnmillstion
appointcd by the Froside4's order for tes.mor.
Defrauding Naval Contraetor Sentenced. -
Winnsorosr Mei 111.--erwrraf Order --A
generalWinutiliartlel turriset found ifs. Stains,
of rbiladelphlo, Naval Coutrector, azedAha *ardor
tnember of-the Arm of Wm. A. Simms,, Soo.
guilty of frond noon the United fltatcs, and will-
Ptl , AnDiti dniY.Alaig court lntpwe thsfollow•
Ind scanned t - Therant do therefbre sentence
thencensed, Million A. Simla,, to pay to the
United Diets the sum of twenty Mound dol
lan; and that be be Mmtlend In inch prison. or
piece of entieresent ea maybe deslgnent by
the fiemmaty of the Nary, Hurl the don Li pall ;
also that he be dsterred from ony farther, d.-
Isere on the contract or open purchase for naval
sopplin. The attention of purchasing again
and natal StOrtskrepers je" caller to the ;bet
clause cf the obese senteliee.
(alined,) V. T. to;
Acting Seel of thi Nary.
?lames ler Brevet Premotloa—Masterlng
'km Toni, May 3L—Tbe &raid's• special,
rape The Bertuary of War has called upon
commanders of army - corps to report tke names
of maliorlous (Mem. of rolouterm for brevet
prometbro; for; Ilets of those Masking ap•
polatmeois In the mar army.
Eight tlumsand men will be mustered oat of
senior, from the jeered army corps, this war.
It now r embers abcrat 99,100 , All Light rta
tery'liclonging to the Anus of tha Itstonme am
ordersd to be mustered oat of sentoe, and will
depot kw thelrhomm hamediately.
Stridence for Abstracting Itionds—North
Carolina Appointments.
.
. Wsalawasels, Ray El.—Chutes EL.Curnsiall.
sometime Race convicted of sbstractlag bowls
from the relleznption laereea, tun been sentenced
to pay s the of two thousand dollars.
The Preddent has made the following appoint
meats for North. Corollas: District Jtioge. R. R.
Mk; U. B.Marthall. W. It. Richardson; Mulct
Alibrbel, Richard Idasor; Peet Master; Col." J;
E. Rash. 'All the appotarments are of
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rec. !te4otallos of Peace=eilliteri. Tit
', losses Abolished:
Toni, . .
Now 147 ;1.-,Tbe Coessoldd's
lotion ;pedal me: President . ' Jotenfor it pre
views's tffitdal ennouncomeed, of the's:Mors
slava( preen. - Be ir opposed to military titre
midi; acd wlttlatenii mine Of 'lkea.' le irsow
sodenumd that Davie will be tried Were
speeld tens efftbeiflitrid etbsdital cotut, with
a fall beset ofJodies.
ReOW 411 1 111.14crodie--8 , eimaaWs Army.
WAIIIII/10TOIN, Say Meolii to rattalftbe
ranks of the rondo reemsate ism all Proo'
tkable, the Aeljetiat General open re'
malting stations at nth 'points berms ream.
able prospect of tallattalt Pod Illetl-
Tbe troops In Sherman's army balm bees or•
driedb tbe 'lleereutry of -Wes to report to
General Anger; whet they ROI' be Iniamdlataly
mitt to their Loma to be attistared one.
lb* VllMWOrbilt.4 l pCdernaltriSinger•
N“ Tows. All. 31e-'4lto 'Plait Vander
bilt, luut arrived. boo avid ttio Mel ram Co•
lotoW hots etultkatos W nomptoo Woldoe
the monitor oOottiliprlyolligotOpttio 800 to
tkls port. - -
The Cuba utelt out $920.000 and two ondrod
passengers to-day. '
'Mal of Judge 11
LOUTIVILIi kn
at ii=llte trial of Chief Jas.
lee Joshua . BelUtt terminated lades ha the
Km:Seeley Dna law. Bulb branches, sus.
Utiles the AMMO of 2sho: Camelsetee, to.
quest the 00757110 t to name hloa room °Mee.
Ueps.. mylf Algiottyw
,17 . 00 bete to.
Booms tbr General
Now Tons, May 81.—Itoonte belie -boon se. ,
must for °mural Sherman "at thtluttor Mottle.
Tie /a eapectbl to Inlet todalaht or tognorrow
morning. A Commltte of the Comm Oci!gioU
o f
are wattle to metre Ws. - ,
ow York Gold Market. -
New T as ; Its, 111.—Geld *slot but steady;
Cash gold it better ;fr a y. There appears to be
a inex, d toviard 0 ding of quoattonei the
prim opened et' lEld sod lifter rntilnig ny to
117,ti tell to MUM . .
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120.00 M Troops - to be Mustered Olaf& .......,
./fiwlour.)tey at.—The Poorilifeahteeton
sweeter saint The number of tonna that will '
be , rousteredwat "durtagthe numb of Jews has'
been etinuttedead wMI exceod 190,000. .
De*meths Vino.
rfivno, (Ccrao.,) 111.—The
billanral skkt (unary of Mews. Joldlali A
. d.
eon Co:, in lialdla, was inoiselynonoutnedb7
fin MI. evening. Lou, 41860,000. Insurance,
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General Has
Kay $l."-1; dispatch to tie now
aripkasys. O. Banks is ardgrod to spat
WalMm„ Maaaachosetta.. Ula an ins•
dengolag as lalestlipelon at, the War Dont-
We/. , • • •
Co . ttha Sides: , •
810—Twat:Wm tilialral
ithd "tidy baka of cotton were ' fold to Mei.
Good salami! Upland brought In% cola th
solar low 110ge.pad gas paithaT
''' - l i ,,Peuteoisi 3 Onusiteil.;'' 7 '
..,11 10 =41, 1001.—Tes lontidart bat
-emoginitellas suitiface of Brenda MUNlnktad;
N M I T I.1 " 1111 " 2 "•_
E. if
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' Septets to rhealn etch' Arms,
l'llfwrat;Mq 311 1 -Tite domniimia
star emu: Preedeot Johnson bas !lardy de.
"eidefilfttir itifoerudatrig Ineloldierii tote=
Ohl Ittetildloteltsed to pw,tte es 7boacmble re.
ritntu .ad belrlopoteot . ttottrotrrlttes.
BMW* Ana: '
iCurenlitrOlftifalt.'..-MetteM,7l,292; Gold.
t
wane, ,921 polars at 241:teeitt beat
goldthwOjtell 416 pants p. to. .
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1 •• V liftmen POltall.
I 'M nallmilfsepterred Ws demenstodinulhat
It does nest lirdeihyaloakireurnge. , The elspertps,
of war
4 ,
ye been arblered, and what wunow
need be tituorsi eotralte - Wideli will bring an
tie , ti et of pea c e.; : Timid mew'-are already
bagmanto - manutaituts a bugaboo out of the.
idarli.• Ofilltli . 'duly will -r be ii. 44.07 ilfix--
.
aiareloltrs who, at the dictates, of prrulmce,
bare sw thevoneirei into "i.rulleriallesiiimae. '
le dispelling of-the new elements Of Pdfrolagra
which ternocipatiou will alt into play, It would
be "enrellstre if We could hies the hearty bedpan.
l ien
lion efant t Southern men. To sduer ,
extent, !re s haYe it-410 grestarthil better.
It teems to hard to make some pods ult.
deistaud th atlabor Is capital.- Oriee ft Wit Ike
finlike:kg* talk of sending, all the _tdacks,trtn
Amadei to Arnie. The 'scheme .of carrying
a;000,0d1) ef 41nmari beings Mims the ocean—a
Wind . of. South-ties midst= lutensified-,luts
mew abindened. These who please to emigrate
can do do—some, perhaps, may find War ac
cent inlaz-but the 'bulk of the blacks will stay
here. .This is Polut the First.
The* of cur readers who have recovered hem
the shockot this fundamental statement, will
be prepared for another: If It were possible to
tike Witham!! out of the. Valley of the-Missis
sippi, 04.0) replace It..with a perfect granite
peewits:it, it is hod to say how any money
could !puede out of the operation. Bat bones,
minden, elnews ire what makes land valuable.
We csalto more. spare the blacks than we can
rpm e soil. That h Polot the Second.
that a taboret' who Li systeniatl
telly eated will be good for Milo. Even is
horse litho is swindled out of his grain will tall
off In Ms Ton need the black men to
till thq If you pay him he will do B. If
you try to Make him Vat without wages, But
fora few rep to cover his, askedeess.; sod a
little Meal to - km.ollle in Ws miserable body, you
will Ind. his merkultuial successes somewhat
limited. • Therefore' fair play •for fair work Js a
sbuysio eon. That Is Point the Thlid,'
.• Bat mere brute labor Is. cot what ire want,
The emperhnent has bean tried under the old sys
tem, and has egregiously failed. It Is settled
thatilie more a man knows the better he will
dig. Therefore you blest educate the treedaten.
That Is Paint the Fond h.
A ggtod deal Ls - Bald about exceeding to the
Black the Right affluents. .We do not propose
bens to go Into that question; bat what we would
urge with all car heart and mind and strength la,
that by jest treatments-=we will not say one word
alma genemetty—by fair_ play, ' as. every &elks' upon thin Hod ' s earth entitle toi the-
Blackuuty have* chalice so to. elevate himself,:
so to cultivate his reason and Jadgoserit, ao
Paskaffimself went, Indeptodent and respected,
that Se one will think any more of refusing him
awls than of denying him air, light, bread and
vitst„.That, hiPolnt the fifth.
We oust meet this question ; and all
at Pidgin' It will prove disastrous: We should
think this nation had already had enough of
&Ang to sicken It of that unprofitable game
ibr'lntentray. ' We'pride ourselrea upon our in
trillgosce„ sad eepeelally on that which is appli
cable to pabile *Min ; and we are out:sesame
not only over our ithowleipseia, bat also our ip
teffity wad lecke. If the -Bleck/ by -00r113
magic process ontld all be blotched today, and
Ssilouvrrow with' fah' thecae' and's - Joie*
Ult.:tam:ay wunitt . admit that any difficult
problem existed at all. All oar politicians
would doff their bats. shako hands with their
discolored colored friends, and perhaps asirthem
to take suneching to. drink. We are sorry that
there are leo many white men who can neither
nod acarwrittisrho are stupid, Ignorant, knee
bb.,thelootts and violent, and who -rota every
- Ckclibeldap—some of them, to fact;voteturtes,
indsonse of them three times. II viety recott-
SIX I ilia u a treat evil, and Is laboring with
kited aid main to educate this clue into some.
bilghtes and totter—but nobody proposes
'to take away from A the Right of Suffrage. We
are untrue when White men am concerned,
and quite the contruy when the Black steps in.
WelsavAgot to unlearn this wicked fright. That
le Nam the Slxtb.
governments are established to secure the
iVote; of all. This, anew, Is true theoret
3, of leer Governmeek Now, people talk
;bout fanaticism, pseudo-philanthropy, macrille
frredottrelertekPT, and MI the rest;
but nobody talks of slierieg the INclaration of
Independence—of drelminz that all men eitkot
bcim equal, of setting up here • moilanike. with
awoenarnentsl nobility, and • lower class doomed
merpetnal serfdom. dll we ask Is fidelity to
thirprinedpits asks Gonstitutkm, ant, basmr
maths merely, but In our boasts and deeds,
lit em bare pee thing or another, and nob a
nottibpotch of aristomscy; democracy, slavery,
republicanism. and God knows what beside. If
oar !togs want • king, let them say so! Ws la
it free conott7; to let them steak oral It wet the
saying of one thing and doing of another which
well ugh ruined its. Let us lure fidelity to the
poluleal erred of Gm Dation. That is Fetal the
bermailili. Tribune. , •
Jed. Davit and the Halter.
Ceder dale of t"... Nth of Noumea', 1 . .861,
Eayta, through bta " Remaly of War e " Ben.
jamb, ordered that the loyal men of East Tea.
negate should be "tried mouse:city by turf mar.
Gat, mid (flared guitty,tmetidal on Vis vat by
taatibeg. It would be well to km. tette Wier
hamoiag In the vicinity of the burnt fridges.
Judie Pattemon (son.lei•lue of Andrew Juba.
scn.) Colonel. biticene, and other tiagleadere of
the mune elan most be sent at eau to Taus- •
loots to Jab, u prisoners if war."
The leialty of the treltn roes of East Teens*-
, ree U. seutantekby Jett. Dada" treason to the
Confederacy? a that treason he orderedto be
rubbed by b ens on the spot "of a alb
marl eoirt-atertlel. Nowithat Jeff. D.:vis
binnelfealltd to amerce foi the crime of treason,
lb and. bill ayeepatb:elng ftienda .P are auOden.
lerefto the appileetelty of the baiter to
f i ree.—lheate .Egoru. •
, . .
.
Ithernma audStanton. •
, The N..
T. &Now. edited - by Co. Chu. O.
("Mthe o , Nailly,") awl
"Wir Kith on authority widen we regard n
amcitalre i that liatraary Stamen has flavor
aeit.the dapatchee which Genera shamus
=dram him for surtoreeting. We *Matta
the imme annitority ',that - no' deapachee of the
kind are on Ale to the War Departtant. The
eititple truth at the eue b, that the dospatebet
In maim routine were forwerded to . amoral
Want for trimarataion to the lecrawy of, War,
sod that the LlottAtneral,exerelabsenie war
sate. And u a Mod to' ftetterst Interman ra.
fused to forward WM. This is the 'Polo ' s=
hi I net shell."
Oxen toe Parisbut Utorry imeedotai Itocent.
iy an elderly but to ell.proterved ghtletpye , while
walking on the Place de Motel de Ma, Brno.
eels, *as crock by the sign over stobismo shop,
"An Petit Gsvroche." Looking drat on the.
Sipt and. then on the number of tho house, be
said to the friend that was with himi "I really
don't understand that, It certainly was here."
He entered, and opening toga elderly ladyisablt
"I *Your 'pardon, mt dam. tint pleats tell too
nave you tenanted tide bonito ton t" "No, ski
I have been hers only two pais." "May 1 ask
you without being over inquisitive.mby you took
tbstaipl Ho you know M. Victor Hugel" "1
do not, but I how little Garrocher, for I have
road Lee Mliesobles." "Did you like the book?"
"Indeed I did, for I too belong to this peopie. I
bare seen barricades, and 1 have boon in prison
for political opinion's sake." She wens out giv
bison ardent Bed Republican creed for her own.
When she eeded, be bold out' his hand Kernel
"Madam, allow me to shake hands with you as
a friend: lam the father of little °mocha"
It was Vida Bug*. His astonishment on en.
leg Ids little berres Damson a Sign wee doubled
by its hanging on the house on which he com
menced writing "Les Mbiersbles."
'AnallltAL Suclasxsit BUltHlNDlllll.—Acting
Iterir•Admtral 11.111. Thatcher. commanding the
West Hull Squadron, reports to the Navy De
parttnimt, under date of United States Flagahlp
Stockade, off City of Mobile, May 18, that Ad.
mind Frank Ductananioanlor °Moir of theist.
Rebel Navy, arrived at that iplace on the' 17th
Inst. mid surrendered• himself prin. lds,garoLo
of honor that, among other ;blows, he will not
render aid to the Oonfliderate States of Anodes
until' 'repair enchained. Thia_Prominnt
_rebel was the Commandant of the WashingtoM
Navy Yard, and conspired with other traitors to
tent the prim upein that
, Wat, sof an ltmeatiaram.,—la Mbomou, to
the Introduction of artery by reduangthe bud•
men to bondage spi n , the lamb #93tddiceis of
New Weems says: '
,It has be en said that there mistili bagatelle
to the downfall of ftuktern , Aaron by watch
rihe freedman way agate be reduced to the efeff•
red tin to tba haunt sod we would say to the '
Vould4M patiletpaute In the above shy that'll
attempt to return the , adored people into slow"
~frouldbriny about such a war as starer. was aluto
the days cl.; 0410 : ~ _ •
Ds., •A. Datte, Of Chicago. apremtaut fay p
Memo. Mates that a febd "UPON who bed let
four years - Mu:opted the imaltten,Of Assistauti
Medical Dlreotor of the finny of Northern Th..
•J L t Wspin.:,razionsi mrebbluki
bed twea with nom* w
tor. OCUistth s mmotnted for
110roi mit* WWI of soawry
ffnu
(WAND MINIWWI' . "
Pieaiilyterlair General AmihitH
twasvi pir--4rnisooN seisms
,The Assembly opened with piiicr: •
.The Chsirican of thetemotimis on Lettvis Sf
Allspice made ireport recommending that Marc
be granted to certain members , therein named.
The report was app ' • •
The Eeport of the . Committee on Theological:
atailtmries was thei taken up. •
:The lirstimrt of the report semi adopted. The
question recurring on the adoPiMa of the resole-
Mori ncoriuncedlng in Melissa or . B4,Per emit.
oa salirhal of Peofessori Of Princeton Semi
nary, it was approved...:.•
On Me, recommeadation - proposed In the re
rit.. ..o)he term of studies' from three
four a long dbeisilon , ensued. Ois ma
lioa, emitter wairefetted to the next General
Gen tio llltsiembly, by *vote of 65 in faker to 55
'spin ;yid& was amendedwith a recoMmen.
"da in favor of the' recommimdatiot of the
committee. • • ' -t
The iamb paper was then adopted.
On "nation of Rev. Dr. Rowan:, U was or.
dered that the Asseinbly. observe the rreekbtat's
Fast Day, by congregating In their. place of
meeting: at 4 o'clock p. K. on .that day for re..
Ugiona exercises. Rer. Dr. Rillottleas appoint
ed to preside and addressee will bit delivered by .
Rev. Dr. N. Vest, Rev. F. &mon; and Rev. Mt.
On motion. Item ordered that the : Assembly"
have an evening setalon, commencing at half
put soma o'clock.—
1111111110 SEBBION
The Aesetably 'opened with prayer.
'On motion, it was ordered that the next Gen
eral Auembly, to be held 11, Sr. Louie, meet In
the Lecture room: of the Second Presbyterian
Church, and that they devote the first half hoar
of Naomi:4 meeting to: devotional exercises.
The repott of the Committee oa Theological
Seminaries, so far as IV rages to the Danville
Seminary, was thee taken' p and adopted._
, The Assembly took up the election of Dirac
-
tars for the Northwestern Theological Seminary.
Messrs. Revs. Armstrong. ,Thlllips and Evans
were appointed Tellers. Tending the election,
Dr. Green. from the' .Committee appointed to
y he protests of ROY. Dr. 8. It.
Wit z r e t a a n repl y
W g
others, against the action of the
General Auetablyin cases Nos. 8 and T, In dis
missing the complaint of Mr. Terris against Use
Synod of Missouri, made a report, which was
On motion it was Ordered that the _protest,
with Its answer, be paced upon the Want&
Dr. 011111711, 16m the Committee appointed to
answer the pentad et Dr. O. 8. Wilson , and
others, against the action of-the-Asiembly to
reform. to Overtures No. 6 and T, reported an
.
On motion , ft weer ordered that the protest, ter
other with the answer be spread upon the min...
utes.
On motion, the answer to the protest of Hobs.
Maniacs and either* against Admitting to *seat
in this body liamlltdu Smith, was aims, with the
protest, arderM tole aimed upon the minutes.
Rev. Yr. Nicholls, from the committee to ans
wer the protest of Dr. & R. Wilson against. the
*aka of the A/zombis' in regard to the fourth
T of th e report 'of the Cennaltias cm the
of Donstatic 2dlssions, nude - a 'rePort,
whir , tie Motion, was disps:.ix• t al, in is similar
man er with.tho other protests, .—`-- -
. Dr. • Woods, from the Omunitteerm BIM
and Tenures, reported the paper: committed to
their cons ideration in reference tothe Ashland
bon rate r endorsing the manner or condemn'
the nation; and referring certain action of
Rev. Dr. Robert Watts to the Teuton of Col.
lege: .
Op encUon thereport was Waal the table. ~
Dr. Woods also repotted in - reference to the
Ceuta of the Breed orAes Jersey, recoup
mendincobst the matter • bbxeferred to Dr.
Green to make inquird,and report at the next
General Asacably, which witsAidopted.'
Ale°, a report on Overtin . r No, 00, recommit
ted, relative to absent members from church,
with an answer, which wait adopted.
Alen, a retort oa. Overture No. 10, relative to
the milk traMe on the Sabbath, from the Pres
bytety of Connecticut, answered by • paper on
church unedited:Ws, Frail:Alin the_traMc of
milk on the Sabbath, or the perfonnenceot any
other secular matter not neeemary.
On motion, the paper was accepted, and to;
lured talk special committee to report at the
next General Asseeddy. . - ,
,Also, a retort on Overture No. 10, from dui
5, odd of the Pavane, in reference to the rewind
tion'of • Swine Being in the Conatimdon of
e l o
the ht..) watts , matte, with a recommendation in
its f vor, which was adorned.
A a repeat on Overture No. it, from the
A t ea Steabytety, requesting the Oeneral As
se yto take action barmaid to the Conatitu
doeal abollthment of alaiery, with a nommen
datkm In its favor.
On =don, the dellearaneen of lest yaw were
wade sisofheient answer to the Overtare..
-•-• .
Atm,* report ottPaertire.hro. 21, from ---
/Weave to lablkel loatnanlon In the , elassinal
and Iltaney atanerot acadeogee and eobegea,
mallow the bible a elaaa-book in each Inethu
tlonr. The report was adopted. ' •
memos tat relative to the ralhoad trans-
portation of nimbus of Prtabyttries. Laid on
On motion, the Indlelai cue was takes from
he docket. ty consent of partim. sad referred
to the tent General Assembly.
Oa motion, it was ordered that when the As
sembly adjourn It adjourn to meet at 3 o'clock
on Thursday afternoon, and after denoting one
bone to refteons and denotbmal exercises, It will
be le order toconalder all papers before the As
sembly of a rolls:Ions or paatoral character.
On motion of Dr. Minns; it was ordered that
• ems of thaalta be rendered to the Commit:se
of Arrangt meats. through whom :temporary
boom have been prodded for the members and
officers of the General Assembly, and their
Mends; also tendering thanks to the secular
and reilalena prom for their attendance on the
procomdtega of the
Allegheny also to the
citizens of Pittsburgh, and vicinity
for generous hospltalltles, and also to the 'l3u.
pension Bridge Company and r a ilroads for favors
extended. .
The Tellen announced the following election
fbr Directors of the Theological 3cminary of the
NottkWett: - _
Ministers, J. N: Cando , DD.; John Fleming.
W. ft.' Wilton, J. W. Sterlltt. 11; R. Pile%
Reding Padden, J. 0. Gre...r, Lincoln Clark, D.
L. Kirkwood, ,
Jesse 1.. WDUanui, Sorely K.
Olathe. J. P. &Word, D. D., la place of R. L.
Blanton, D. D., resigned; Wee. Sheets, it place
. of John Tcdd. deceased.
Terrible kapimion at • Foundry «Flee
Men Severity and Seven slightly Burnt.
On Titsday afternoon, about half-put Mu
o'clock. an`lmplosion occurred In the Mondry of
Garrison* Co., Shminituun, situated on the
TIT*. binlr, tear the bridge, by whieli Ars - soft
we holly burned, and seen palter slightly
blurt& Some moulders were engaged in pour.
lag In metal into a mould Intended kw casting
the cep or crown of a squeezer, and bad Jut
filltd - the Mould, when it exploded, the hot iron
scattering all directions, severely blaming all
who were close by. The names of those serious
ly lejural are as &Stews z
Jekultftit. ibteman, Ace burned badly.
John Moe, face, head, body and arms se-
Jo Brannen foreman over laborers, face
and handeisenrerely burned—head mach moll=
luterdilY.
James Casey, moulder, ewe foot badly burned.
Bertaid Cady both feet.isrertly binned.
Those ellghtliyuredzietr•--Wen-Ward,mould
er. Wein 'Brick arranonaulder, Lath tech.-
clothes caught Are and ran to the liver; Thomas
Behan, Frederick Ticker, Peter Dinkier, moulder,
Daniel Llnhart, moulder, and a German/tamed.
The cause of the explosion Is not dednitelj
known. - It Is suppesedto hare bacteaused by
loseeting,ltt the mould an end of - a - gu pipe,
filled with sand. for the purpose of making a
hole In the casting. It Is probable %Utile sand
was wet, or that the pipe wan tasty, which
would have the effect of causing an explosion.
A few of the men are Injured so slightly as to bo
able to continue work, but the Wince, although
perhaps none are fatallytujared, mph* much
limb sad care to restore them.
MeeUlm of the Agricultural SoOlety.
The Society met at Its room on Wtdneeday
morning. In the absence of President Murdock,
Gen. J. S. Negley wee called to the chair, S.
Scheyer, Jr., req., acting as Secretary,
On motion the members of the Society were
appointed a committee of the whole for the pur
pose of , rialtos the Fair Ground (Iron Olt,
Pert)) on Friday next for the purpose of laying
out the grotedal and adopting plane Dr the
erection of traUdings.
II may be stated that the Society tome entered
'into an agreement with bir...notrreler. the
oft the-Park,:by which they will holtihint in it
Dine yeses. dating Alma the coming fat. The
improvement of the grocumfe and the arectioa of
the' handing* will ; proceed at, mite, and the ap..
preaching fair proottees to be
e ne of the twee
Vrof held In4lllegheny dour ly,
. , .
Serious Stabbbig. Affair,r=On bro=
; slats a Palk/ atm nos intoelbtebbsd a
- at a livery sable, and proteedot woo the , rtv
er tb Olga >The bark wrs driven by a nto.
an employes at Oa stable' as ;bona Was
mUte from Bridimott,Datid Sobinean, One of,
tbl iu =si' without nay 'apparent pravoestkm,t
Ike 4 491 5, _btaisSoit a dangerous Inroad.
'Hobbs:in vaii_arreatan and ;0 1 4ett get 61.
. . ,
from ikin' ;
briNDPI /!!! ; i
; ; Gar Get:main; Rezintunta
In view of the fact that to a ter days car sot.
. . _
diem be..requining to their h,mei, some.
'Wog should badone by our clue.t.a to accord
to These heroes a fitting reception. They ‘oorioe
eiiikkiettiredkanners, sqgestive of my I
bangumary and well' contested field; leaying
behind= them In. the cue of coach every mgt. ,
ntest; hundreds their: heam'amirakee 'bout
banes hallow elegy.battlageld -in the MA; Doi•
Onlatlon, to the,eadigafealid Geergti, and MEW
of Is been havelaid down** liven in defamed- •
our ittate,.at kutktain,.Eknnk .Mountain and.
Gettysburg., Reverloglhe memory of these pa
trlnno inartys for the Union; lei as alsorentqa:
bee the noble mamma of Abe coated; who'in
tho deadly bread', on the open pieta; and on thee ,
murdeMas picks llue, stead Sip Ind
. •
eteridili'llie hie." ' , lheiy haVe: riMisa the grim
mest:Bier in its meet revolting shaPeih. They ,, We
Moved in enlumusolgolous.,us Jaw
•mantbod,' whose 1 VC.I 'were u preCIOUS to them '
and their loved ones as oars tb as and odes, and
charging on fort and breastwork: oa ateel• and
lead, have halm like grass before the mowee..
Among these retuning braves are many who
have pawed ihrunah all the TiablatUtel or, war
except death, and who have only been snatched
frets , the grave by the proridinice of God ant •
skillful physicians. They have endured, by the
exigencies of the war, wane and famine. Soma
of them have UndergonA the reset labium 14irs;
seal ananisb, burning In-a blisteribg Mat with
festering wounds, awaiting the lame 0f... battle,.
Or Wi th they ObOtad be hurried away on a
stretcher, amidst shot and shell. Lying thm,
many of them have fallen into the hands of a
merciless enemy, and have been tortured with
lingering agony and starvation, or Mara with
blistering Met,llke cattle, regardlese of.their
common wants, and been dented rest or water.
'All of Ahem have eserigeed time talent, energy
and fair prospects for a bare pittance and state.
wince, and that too from pstrlotlo motives.
It Is such men as these who will. soon be
among as, marching with cadent step through
our streets,their bronzed, beirded faces aglow
with thoughts of home and loved ones. , •
• MAZY *four soldierathoez who want out. - at
the earnest period of the war—have come bane
during the last year, in squads and in combs , -
nies, honorably discharged. They have since
engaged in peaeefsl pttpridta.. They came with-•
out any ostentstkas display; their gaudy , uni
forms met the eye.fora few days, and then the
soldier merged into the citizen. These men will
be glad to see honor done to these liter heroes.
and will readily Join in giving them a piddle
reception.
Mayor Loaryhas sent in a communication to
lbuuciLy reguestinerome action for a public
reception;for these reterniag'ratiments, bat the •
matter his been postponed. Meantime, let our
citizens go to work; and endeavor by subscrip.
'does to amine a fend for the purpose. Let no
not neglect it. The gratitude of every loyal and
patriotic heart is due to them, and the most mil
nltlcest manifestation wont! be poor index!, in
consideration of the perils and
_nardships they ,
have undergone m behalf of our common eosin
lroung-rivos ehristlan4spipelitlon.
By releresee to trot advertising columns HIM
'be seta tbat 'a media g of this dasoelatlot will
be held in th e Lecture Room of' the leirin rrei
byterlan Church on Friday ereenitiejor the pur- .
poee of seiOnt deleg r ann to the Tenth Animal'
Contention of that Young Christian 'As
sociation of the Anfted fitate'a and British - Ana:sr
lea, 'bleb will be held at Philadelphia, July
Ith, fe the. Baptist • elmrth, Corner Broad .acAL
This premises to be as extremely Interesting
occasion, tte clrealar setting forth the following .
order 01 exercises: - • •
On Wednisday evening their, will be a meet-
Ing of weiconie in the Academy of Music, and
addressee by Rev. Bishop
,Simpenn, George IL
Moan, Esq., and ()there. • -
On Thursday evening the Oratorio. of the
Messiah will be performed before the Conven
tion by the Handel and Hayden Society, and
German Orchestra, at the Academy of Made.
On the evening of Friday, being **anniver
sary of tbe Ladlcs' Branch of the Christian Com
mission, a Grand Meeting, in . p
reference to our
sick and iscanded oaldiera... will be held In the
Academy of Music. -
' On Saturday afternoon, a Maas Meeting of
the Bencay Schools of Philadelphia will be held
at the Academy.
A farewell meetlng will be held on Sabbath
evening. June Um.
, Half-fare ticket/ will be tuned to delegates
on many of the railroads-1, e. they will pay
going and return free. Ample .preparations have
also been made to entertain delegates. -
The Circular concludes:- "CoSte In large num
bers—come with earnest vrayek—come in great
truth-rem° and unite la one MICIEtTr egort
fora glorious revival Meng the young men of
our land:,
horticulttwal Nk.rc.tetfneettiiir.
Meeting of Rorticultnial tocleti was
held. on. Wednesday at. the .11aaid of Trade
Roomy President G. R. White in =air. .
The chairman Mated tbat the main object of
tbe meting was is wielder and adopt a Rot of
premiums for the coming Strawberry and Floral
Exhibition.- •
Mr. Mess, from the CoMmittee on Fruit I'm
mime, and Gm. Begley, on behalf of the Flo
rists, 'Omitted their respective schedule' of
pr On motion of Gen. Begley the time for hold
ing the Exhibition was Axed for Tbursday, the
Bth day of June, at the Board of Trade Boum&
on Woe! street. '
It was resolved that the room for exhibition
be opened on the ith of Jane, from 12 x, to
se., for the purpose of arranging article; for ex
hibition ; that tho Judges appointed to award
premiums be in attmdance from nine to tan
o'clOck A. m on the Bth of June, for the par
' pose of performing the duties assigned them
'that the room be opened to the public •at tea
o'rlcck r x., en the day of exhibition, and re.
main• open until twelve o'clock at night, and
that the eildbitors of fruit and dowels vwovide
their own baskets, TWO, at. -
The Wowing commitge4ll inue appointed hJ
the chair: . • -
-To Award. Premiums - On Flog ers--General Jos;
8. Miley. NV= tlVlsiell, F. M. Gordon, James
Ikea, and 11. Tr Fabsestock.
To Aran/ Prssoism -Proiss—lktoses Chess,
Thaw* L. Shields, Boy J.'Knor, O. 0. Negloy,
and C. Scully. '
Members and &Milord tan obtain Skint' as
G. It. Bud tt Stora, No. GS FLU
On motion adjounted to meet on Theodor nen.
at nine o'ebek at the Board of Tr* Room,
4 .Change of Base.', •
Messrs. akomakar da Lang, the well knew*
doer dealers, wholesale groceries, Me, etc., have
c iT haLged d. th w eir tt b e ase .
co: %f it odi perltkma stons frota l 249Lib- ang
for many years past occupied* Meagre. James
McCully : Ca. Nos. 172 and2l74..Weed street.
Mears. B. & L. have, by great energy,
table persewersace and street Integrity in their
deathly, been remarkably successful in bust
mu.„ having built up .a a trade, both city and
countryoloCraceoded; If muffled, by any other
bullet= bowie in this' city. Their new store.
houses have been neatly and thoroughlyrelitteri f
overhanded and repainted; and besides present
ing slim nest and busiamalike appearance are
well stocked. with. all Muds of geode pertaining
..Widely Known.lP
It is gererally known-Omit the Webster,. Pal.:
=crowns, &Mac-balks, Idetterniels, end Oani;
bald is of politics are the men of world-wide ny
town, and lo they are where newspapers drat.
late; out not much beyond. One of our friend's
lately returned from China, amuse, tut with the
recital of his` journey inland fir some distaiten,
where the enquiry °Repeat made when he be.
came Immo uan American WU whether he
knew or had ever seen the glut chemist of hie
country, An Ayer, that made the medielart.
They ISO his remedies—manyof them IUITO been
csmrd them—and theynirak of him as if he
occupied the 'whole of America or were at least
the greet feature - of it. A mandarin who had
been cured of a malignant ulcer on the hip by
his Banstparilla, 'teemed to consider it our prin
ciple article of orport; and It. Inventor one of
the few meet' this continent had ever produced,
worthy the attention of Chinamen.—i New Tort
Honorary Members Elected,—We loam
boas the annual “Josunsl of Prison Disalpilee
arid Philanthrepy." iest imigithed. th at M•s.
John Mums, D. D., Robert Wray, M. D., and
Major IMAM Frew, of this eity, were reseatly
elected Conespondlok Members of "The Phila
delphia noddy rortha Miseries of
Peelle Prisons, Instituted 1787.”.; TUN milk
men hare all Ashen • deep interest In the state
of our prisons for a . ,nember at yeas, and shah.
dream le deemed. iscotP/Dice lb* fa'
Whatf—Thay, are certainly the aunt tratini
ble tonic end gratand.itimzdatfug bererage ewe
produced. One trial will satistv the wet Ikea.
...tad. Try than and you will never be wlthoht
theta.- They should UM= erne edde-board to
the country. Welt, adult! Why. phyloarws
Shape Vint Oelhaya • Inhere. ot ealuie‘ : Whit
the axdd te bet • We neeld Ilke to know.
Bar P4l4'
Alleatbesy Post elboo—This cd9ce trUlbe
oseatillior entstotos out 'Sborsiksi, • bestreett
lie bouts of 9 sad 14149cdock is., and am •
`:~i:i`2Y.~3~i~~"~de'7F.Tuw+p~'js~d ...''~'Y~•+../.~'f'~,'•~`y''a~ wit=:zi'r?.:l.'v.;..w»;:a.ae.:.,-e•~
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The foliating ft a *Oil /11 " 044*,3 4,1 1 ..1 1 . - ..
tiers received by ?tstmaster Ridlllo:ii4i - ir" , dyair-z;
tfutlinoillist rhea,' lio" be presented to this liktir•:.
of onr late Chief-Magistrate, Abraham Lincoln; •• -
Is memory of his serteixiieharaeter :and death,
by the people of the ,thilted States. .:Each 5ub5......:
. scriber contributes one deUar, which la remitted
to Re:Wanda IL Stufmum,:(3lezieralTdosurseild" , . l
Won itheet; New Yost.
.13te Uat maybe bend
sttheeßtittOfilce in.AUegheay,tralldadßat ',l.
to record their name s to tile memoriaL
'MM. Bl,entectn, . .
sagdzmemmi_ir2 qrs. Wade: ~ • 7 : 41 y; '
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Etrcitiddie, . . : union R. Wade, .
. Elide RIM* .
'- RUsithettiVwada, , ' •
iv. G. Perim-- ' - • . W. Ireall, 4rs - ' i , • --,
- Thor. S. Ondlitari. ' D :/01 " 414. . ' ..
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Jae. IL ?Ream, . . 1 ~, tLik.A.PrlanA--• ;.', ~..7....,
Deal. T. Johnstoo,.. 7 Kt Ward, , . - ..,-, ,--
Moo. Dweter, ' To: Altdete , • , - • - ,-
aim ix same, . - ..- must mammesrat. If ~• -'•,-,)
Robert Boyd, - ' '' ' Suet. TiC. Baird, '„ .
'Gm W. loam, .- .., . D. D.N . N Weise:, •...! ... -, vii
W.ll. Drown. , Bite: D. : , i i l.4lte.
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..hial•Baltilere -+' - saml.'Mar ' -•-• • • -, 'w.
J. W. Sleipion , - ' • Jae. G.
Al PC Buttehedle. '• .1:P."/Creates , , • -
.wo..x.iller; ' .. T ,...114.0,10: . 3 , ' ~
ZIP. D. ZWAIIMI, o..L'Airairw , ,
K. B. Willies' -- !- • .r.• 7:4lrlgelteu, ••..- •. i ; • ~ .
David _Mennen, • - 1ieb.C..14. R0y.....--
G. E. Davis., ' . V. Wourow; *- ' . '
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' Conviction of an AWED. Espreee Robber. ,
Abner Idarks;, who ribbed the .ate of UM"
Mates Uprose Company at Grafton, Wee Phi, . .
Male. In ,October last, of a within containing . . ,
R 16,000 was sentenced on. Monday, - in the Tar
for comity' coast, to sena yam prisonreenk.' ,
In the Wheeling Penitentiary: Art hu r - Resler. .
and Charles Meredith, were eleo Mnteneed to, .
coin :rate tis
himrlsonent each, ma anceisories to '' '
the robbery.' The motley stifle° Was itorrefoir.:
by Allen Pinkerton,' principal _of the Nation al , .1
Police Agency of Chicago, Illinois, who d etec t e d', ;
and arrested the parties. - - . - . ,' ..••.
Sixth Presbyterian Cbuieh. ,, lttdiß
Strong; St. Louts; Ref. IL N. Allen, elf Towles
see; -N. Chamberlain, Fag., of CbtelingrA •
Rev. 8 . B. Nichols, of St. Lords and Rey. ems
nel address' the, meeting in the Sixth
Presbsterlan this morning at 103 i o'clock: Tha
reoplelon the bill ,hare an opportianlty
loyal Seatbem gesttluent, V4l tlghouse.
,
Manager - Mendelson anionheet thal;:b3s--
theatre:will be doted this. evening, out of regal
to the solemnity of the occasion. Under /Assert,
gegenkent with Mr. and Mrs. Kean; It had' Meg
amunged•to play the .Gamester" this
bpt an agreement has been made by ..whleh.lMrs,
performance rad be dropped off entirely.
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The Tito David C. Blythe,- , 4 meeting
of the friends of the late David G. Blythe mat:
held Loa evening at the it. Charles ;HOW, but
owleg to the lateness of the hose
,of sogourra,.-
meet, a full report cannot be given totdat: ; . - .4
more extended notice will be given' Itt'oltagfrr:
Christ Al.E.Chareh.—Therewillbeproich;
the hi this etisucti this (Thursday) morning it
1035 o'clock, by the Pastor, Rev. B. F. Jones, and
In the .erenigg Ron. Thos. Winiag's ' *Monroe
an eulogy on • the death . of our bite 'Frie ideati
Abraham Lincoln. , .. a
There will, of theihiptist,:r
Chung tee ;of the ;two ; does, this postaloc, at,„.
30 1 A. o'clock, hi tbi triton HAMA' _Mural;
Grantiireef. `seretoti
the Her. James fit Aimee* siestoreftherlt.....e
Baptist jChnrch.
Railroad Collislon•—•On Tuesday:montlax
two trains on the Cleveland & , Pittsburgh Foal.
came In eollll , lollat larerpool, smseltinziheliss . ."-
colnotire ona of •theenglibeerti;•lllliol
did not learn the particulars or the extend, alba:
damage. • -
.
' Math of Dan Bice,-,Dan Stay that
showman, Is reported Where died on 'Satinday
Int, at AlmOnt. Laporte conoty,"1111noli, 'where • ,7
be wee eshibttlag; from the effects' of occidental
Escape of a,,kfurdecer—Andrair•WGinks...
convicted about Live years since of the uniider o h r , ;
Thrones Shaveland, and wider sentanceof
broke from - the *lln Danville, Pa., on Thtunda;
night Wt. • • -
Atol rem's Cbureh; Hand fltreet.—Thnt'C'o
will be dftine service In Bt.q.indiner,'.. Chunk.. ,
on ThtMday morning; at 103; o'clock. -- Bereiott.
by the Rim Wm. .. .••., • •
Preaching To.lifiy.—Tho First ItefOresed:'
Presbyterian ()hutch will be open for Minoltas.;
vies this toonklug at 10% eeloek. Pp:114114,1T
the pastor, Rev. De, Douglas.
,„ ,
• V. M. M. Idbrar3r..--Theaiembers of ibleas.•
tociation we referred to In adverthenond loop,
caber column of late:eat to them.
Tor President has appointed • th. followthe
named gentlemen as the Board of Milo& to
attend the annual examination of the Cedes or
the Military lleademy. at West Pant,' In Jae
text: ambrose P. Kelsey. blainet_colnael John
M. [ream:den. itassachnsettsl, Colonel Alfred P. •
Badmen, Contecticut; Colonel P. A:.
,New Teak; Lieutenant' Governor Cox,' Mary ,
land; Rex. , N . Campbell , West 'Virginia;
General Robert C. Schenck, Ohio; Hon. John.
P. Briggs, Michigan; Bon. •M. B, Wilklnaon
Minnesota; Right Rey. H. W. Lea, Iowa; Hon.
J. W. Nye Nevada...l. U. Thomas, Califon:Oak.
Willie Wo odbridge, Georgia.
BAD YOU CIN/44.-11e remPorst7 AWAY
whichsome of the border towns In Csu ex
perbsteed while the rebellion was in fall feather'
is now departing, one-third of the population
leaving soaufof the towns to take up their real
-dence In the United States. Many of theta are .
doubtless refugees from the United Btatce„ bat
'others are Canadian; who Bad business
pecta changed by the conduct or the C saedLaa
toward Abe United States, and come over this'.
side of the line to improve thew font's's.
,
Tux Penn statue lo Philadelphia fa from 'Ho
pedestal In front of the Pennsylvania Hospital
on Tuiday. The Haifetfa says: "It 13 a arousal e
Itsdeit etre, representing the founder of oar ,
844, t‘o ding In his hand a stroll, For sou
time past a slight Inclination from the 'Serpa*.
'dl ga has been Marred, And It 011 -* ,
crash, carrying with it the slab of ,tharisle to •
which the feet were attached. We do not faxiir
tbe meet— se extent of the dazonga,-lnyozotitivi
beading oy the tsgs,whlch we presume esatt . 0 6 ,1
restored." It was erected in e 05,. ,
XISCEL.L;.!IW6.6BO
JEFF. RAID THAT ON TH= TiIIHYMN!'
ttoe of Ataiment' tie nodes at theOashAir
oaf (I) Tonle be WC awe No to operate. : Tie;
any theyhive be. oi!psiesting
ikainkOsid. Lk nat. the MOMS zee. yew Mint
only ref to time: yet
no doebi be riould We trade toe'
Concert Shoo Stork
ea the doublet totter, with "thee kw," forma
port says that 11" wants a atuutaa of tieldL
n want to dot rid OfJott: Canoe Doty ;
and Tender hung% try our -Now Jlityln
pointed toes. Jnat ika comfortable as ea Ni slime
and afe/log at prbers to Mt all,yta, SiNtopadik
eillfren's 6hoee Selling [or it)ligi
eo *ND op ,
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aniTRACTOIIB. -
Tha West sad Dissteis st
lind PIA eßisathltallnator= •••••••••
Oompaily walreceirs, JOU z
• aIIIPAD PitcT9BATAi
• Palleind zoiawn: a on
onot b utmo the lova th
• boy Mortx .. itha Lam* •Fworja .
' =QS us Wiled Sri ih• who
e° 2 =lth• ooll l l •l9'thlheshakubsitm•ra
iftes awl plans ex tha nod btaleal
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