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VOLUME
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aim #ittsbnigh tasette.
Vkat.LATEST`
BY . GRAPH.
f THE 188.4SSINS' TRIAL:
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TESTiatort - Tang
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lIISLOYALTY MRL SURRATT AND MAME%
• TEE CAR •OP DR. 'MUDD.
Letter from 43J1 Assas' sin' .
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LUil 1111U111,111 IN litiaTlNT IT --
1 Atounureatt - Irti Tialliip -it
;' YrAl B Thitali;igii L- . . ' .Theiectira if the
i Mons day haying hest teal, the crude of
• i ailtnesen was smalls* ea fellows:• EMIL*.
OM Of leer. Wm. B. Yeats, . . voter of the
Zeth street It C. Wiiibigitul, row . elitiret,
la Weebinglem, D. C. The -tmalmoay of Oda
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Witness was to th e MD* that.he was , well ac.
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acquainted with J . Leeds 'anklet; knewhis see
ded netattatioa ter be that ore disloyal man,
nigh la 1561, sad premien' to that period,
to pretelbied, its - bei ill fuers of the Defoe;
t OS known hint to lre open and outspoken In
1 lie sympathy with the rebellion. Re was
1 s 613 1Ibtli sequalnled with the primmer, Dr.
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Pawl A. Mudd; Mont the lit or 'dad OrMAreb,
Wale coming to Washington, the prisoner pee
eta wham coming in the same dlreedion, and
Catered the cityjust :b efore witness. Did not
, ma the In th e 'Mtynt that cousin.
'either saw bib; retsina, sso r " kaew • where he
stoppedwfille In tie eity. ' '
lie.
cli the m7l oss-ex tt
the aut ronowtr inaliatt of eT tle witn w eaa u
a b d y .
IWind: flare been acquainted with Mr. Jenkins
about fifteen years; he pretesdallto be a Delo n
1 man in 1661, hut the witness believed him a hyp.
I :mate; knew from his actions that ho was op- posed to tbsgcnstument. These adieu undo
` ted In his }wing the South would Mimed, end
ape countil would go to ruin; did not hear him
, We those expreolons, but only - heard from oth
t ets that be bad madd use of them; did not know
`, that be was a loyal mu in 1863- or, that he at
{ tempted to procure Unica vows, mattes oecarson
of the eked= in Maryland; knew him to at:
tempt to raise a ffisterrietes at the'polls in wider
io keep Union Men from voting, in cone:mum
1 of which be was arrested.
Townley B. Robes Mailed as follows: ECM
known J. Leeds Scalia for several years, from
my pence& knowledge of his uniform evaded
and conversation have known trim to be one of
the most disloyal men in the country, open and
cattsprkert it ble hatred ef the government;
beard blm curie the STeedent iirt the United
i 'Slidell sod tray old Lintels offered him an office
[ 1 brit he would not hold an aloe under such a
-damned government.
, }Crece4wamintid—l Mee known Mr. Jutting
lour or dye years ; know him to-be a Delon min
. t aird knew nothing to the eozitrary new he map.
•- doned the Union party; which he did immedi-
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Addy upon losing a negro servant, whom he held .
Mt 'dare ; Inver beard of any attempt on his
s Part to Med". UDIOn Totes; on one occasion he
1 m I ted the Union flu, In EMI; never bad any
wait alainst Sir. Jenkins; but had commenced
; a auk egidna. Andrew B. Roby, witness' son,
#r allegtdfalse imprisonment.
',known Mr. Jenkins many yews; four soars ago
)La j was aui rv AL Ported .rbe lay lm id Ps :f a or teiti the Wi lled tw o y ear. a nd
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•st hal his alleged disloyalty wu opeo aid mu
'Smokenmenet;thutre h o linse ugt. if ut had the teen rebemo loyai n; t w o un th eu e Goat
' fiewl in t'so family or 31ra. Sarrart two
iand from the conversatkin of that lady, which
ins invariably uninst.the Ginusuneut„ he be
-1 gima his- delnyal.
Crest•ementred—lc 1861-3 gr. Jenkins was
emetriered a Union umn; in 1383 he was-not.
Witness never knew of his coining to Washing ,
ton at any time to procure vete' of Union eta.
suns. Jebkina raised the Velma flag In 1861.
•en La bad the reputation ot being a loyal
... ~ . Wanes, had beard him say he hated the
-, Government, bus bad not heard him state any
.'I mow for his has la regard to the meancipa.
Lion policy In the State of Maryland. Jenkins
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said It was all wrong; in ease he was forted to
• fight, he said ne would go with the South.
~ , At the Matinee of the counsel fie Dr. Mudd.
g Wn, B. Evans was recalled and testieed: It.,
fIV . pus acquainted with Dr. Mudd; saw him at the
' Catholic Church at, Bruntown, In December,
1838; saw him at different Woes attar thee to
14.ablorou on.the street, eadabant the betels
saw him last - Winter at, Mrs. learratt's house ;
coold oat wry nett* umn, mass be referred to
his jounal; was Tiding dawn' Street at the time
ving to see Rey. Mr. Butler, of the Lutheran
(.berets;.(.berets;d m id ni n . ot sunatt eee Idet %
tioun but
" went
iti M
reuel praye ixt r.
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meeting et bis etrareb; when I sDr. Mudd
' dark clothes and Telt felt bat; seen his
father within three yews on the toad coming to
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this cite; I mentioned the fact of seeing the mea
-1 suer, Dr. Mudd. an the road seer Washington
•••1 to my wit r only; the fad of seeing him going
E , SAG Mrs. Sunn'i's house I mentioned to my
6 tither-in-laws I hold a secret commission , under
. the Government and ant *detective offieer.
"; 'f' Miss Fannie Madd examined by Mr. Ewing—
/ Waxier II my brother; Ma fawner with
ts d jug
whereabouts a peril/mot the time tem
the first to the fifth of March lads on the first
" ] my slater was taken sick; on the second, ACCUS•
cal, my brother, took breakfast with ns; on the
.. - third of March, he came to the home, from his
• barn where be had been stripping tobacco
at Ilor 13 o'clock In the morning. Ile took
dinner andatayel until two o'clock, when he
, i
it smut away, bet retained about four o'clock with
1 some monieine fee my sister. On the 4th of
March ke came to dinner. On thebth ha Tithed
• us in the pulpy. In. Company with Dr. Bier
ford. I am extant that, accused was
cot ailment from home durbsg the la and 6th of
6 ;March; I btu been in the habit during the last
`t four years of 'visiting my brother's home Dec
'4 enentiy ; fume. heard f Jobe tI. Sweet being
" ; beard dr lkoth c baing at the boom abort
1,- - Mho 10th of Let November; In 1031 there wan
f', three gunman stopped in the pines emend my
• and &a. Gwynn&
brother." home—Jary Dyer. Andrew Glll7lll/".
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'..; Mina Emma Mutt examined by Mr. Ewlor—
* 1 Testified that she lived at the house of Dr.
Mudd's fattier. She corroborated the testimony
. of Eanoy Mudd, relative to prisoner's rem.
. emote between the tat and Stir of Karen; never
g knew at confederate einem atom:dug at Dr.
Nodes bosun saw Dr, Mudd tide to Bryan
' town the Saturday after the nomination, sag 1
Muni Mont two hows later. i
.. Tboa. Dt oral testified that belted in Westin
. 4 too. and while recently le Morehead city, N. CL,
: ', pidted up *letter faddism:4 to Jim, W. Wise.
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The letter Wm .flisMffith In the water mar the
~ government wharf. It reed ss follows
,t Wavom, Apdllls, 1883
.1, Dear Jile*:—.l amasexx hippy to tutor* yon that
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p et
Pe i it u e . t h eit s 711 k otr we j r , L . a ir lairc% and
Too moat bettor Manua. Omit is to Phobia&
of did Gray ere this.- Bed Shoes shows& lack of
nerve in evemd's eium, kat balers bank in good
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order. Jellison tan.' cane. Old Crook hat
-aim in charge: Mind well that Brother's/
oath and yon will hate no difficult?, all will be
safe, and we will enjoy the traits of oar labors.
We bad a limn weetlox Ws night. All were
bent on carrying out the programme to the to etcr. Rails ire laid fors urea:it:old L is always
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again the bs e
li t res tb6 uf fam ourtocr i Cit lers ?an o t ithel f° to ir rol and ssl
the lire of the 5A014140=41 nun the carrying
of this tovarsoims into effect. Number two
will give you this; Ii Ii ordered that ne
i. more Utters the! be sent by mail. When you
, write alga. no real tante and seed by some of
" 4 ",,,11em friewle who are coming home. We went
+'36n townie tons bow the sews bat been read I
there; we receive'great esecraragemut from all
-,.. quaterso bopothere will be no getting weak in
.1 the keen. ,I was In Baltimore yesterday. Pat
,had not got them your folks are all welt and
,bare bead teem yam; don't lase yAr revolter.
,•; Witness heew nothing of the person to whoa
7."; the letter tritraddremed; 666'13 he knew nosh
;.; leg of thekey to the cypher, bet they coin
, menced with the demand begin to make it net;
bad no sentadoeasee with cypher till be came
I,' to Washington; The letter did not seam tO
'. jto long llpptire water: .
t Jae. Ferguson testified, he was with the last
'.- netaesa ute* the letter was found; Bergeson
"„ gam is gm, and called Dion's ettestkei to ii;.
. this vas se ails trst dr second of Mu. •
•:: Jobe L. Bur testified: Moffett& called at his
` shop en the 1111 h •of April; they took wind
:, .dtialin terfietbef, lid then Atherott took his
tom isslat PoPleil.84018: and rale egg.,, .
' NWT waadudeess (colored) e(wrobeested the
".. teallmoeyed' Mum, and Emma. Mudd, volitive
,
. to Dr. Medd' sooraosena between the Son sad
AM of Beithis; Meru bum Jets tlearatt to be
i Shags wittlealthOlight Dr. Mudd took latotkratt
al homerie the seam( of March.
' "WM. r. Woad, Illoparelitudent of au old eigie
Hal yrtse, tallied that be had knew° J. L..
-, J for livi or six yeses i Julies was an
' soot of the Deminealle pay= was me
of the if= wheal: wag in IOU ;
Ise was osa of the most reliable saes
" la 1903; MUNN WWI epee 'ankles la refer.
= I LI Ir i r keep9l to Vci =
Jaen'
..tlio Matti era to 'be year UM ; Re oy.
posed dtr.; Rants, no be atiablered hire. a.(
!i; ; ~~:~'t~;~5:
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willowlike; /miens hoisted the Union dig in
Nit; *Meta knew Itobey se Diced of the .t&
alnistraticarwituess received gambit:mutton
Dom./et:kW, trisleb tat to the capture or Booth z
thought Ii
leas laid set, sad believed Jenkins
On croesuaubution witness said he had not
.m Jukhezoften lately. and did not consider
hum soul d u thrtaeriy.
- hank Wsshingtoa (colorocl)tegitied that Dr.
Altuthwas at home frost the Ant to she filth of
Jona Acton testicle& lie saw Dr: Mudd et-
Mairterward lisysatown on the liSth of April;
,• Medd passed his bone, be was riding
taisses. llll lsanther than overtook ltha,and he rods
hack lune in 'bend thre-uplarters of.se howl'
witness could not identify Humid as the um..
bat thought he loaked/Ote
Munk I-. McPherson. whoivii fi Beyanknra
the day after the asuaslastlea, testified that he
'beard uteri - that anatheamed 'lle had mar
" &god the cliscretagref - hear who
austainsied the Pftsident, th ough made
gettlee ef Chisels and soldiers. - -
.401113 *Pherson teitified te the same effect;
die trot hear tIQ Monday that Booth was the es•
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g..er D. Laagdaa 'Pete Tiotter testified
gm - LAIN
Venue Davis teetifieefithatZadd Was at home
boot the let to the 6th of March.
211filteriag offered is evidenee a telegram
from Jobs Wetfikregh„ dated, Montreal, Jane
94. puttee that he le ft Washington cm the 211th
etlfarels, and had nee
theme
t here slam wrath%
Dia testbroay %fere the Mamie= Coast at
If nominal;
J. ha DIMS testified that Dr. /dad& was at
beam 011 the third of March.
MEESiEiMEI
Y June s.—The Tribe= states that
Mr. Connors , . whose MartistronmatMerailif th•
complicity of rebel Islets to the anasahmtloa,
fa new made public, len Washington for
Carads a fortnight ago, to terms In a few days
bat has not been hemilliten *Mee; though' his
practice in Wuhingtoa Is urgently demanded.
It to festad he has been foully dealt by.
uparro
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POSITION OF MINISTER TO RERUN TENDEM IM.
RESIGNATION OF MR. HARRINGTO •
DIFFICOL'fI ON TUB invasisa Dgeteirs NT.
Ott,. Grant, Thome and Logan ' to visit
- Hew York. j
THE TRILL OF -TIIR CORSPIRATORL
Probable Extra Session of Congress,.
• New Yosuraimet.- 7 1t ipeetsl to the Trances •
(MA Villahhistia, Ittt, sap: It he 'reported on'
good authority to -night, „that Mr. Stintoittas
resigned. This is not poeitliely confirtned. tint:
It is known that he has death:mined 'tis tiara the .
cabinet Teri KM. There isa 'report; .float Mat.
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the deeirlon has been saelsteClty a Tlolent eat •
,
Won betitien the President nes ths teerMarY,:
both strongodlied in which the latter kit
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dniged in hie bravo meninx?, and the former
toot occasion to inform him that he (Andy)
:'vas President of the.Uaited:States.. But It LI
Mild that there is lot mich'in Ude; tar the Pres- -
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'Meat assured auder GetieraL yesterday. that
the separation about to take place was only In,
doecil bt the prostration of Mr. Stanton; and by
his extietating labor. : .
Mr;StllntOti has - been offered the position of
113uIster to Berta, but the place is not deemed
of anflicieathapottanet If his resignation be
am already In the President's hands, it wilt be
ihortly.Mr. Harrington Astdsthat Secretary of the
Treasury, has resigned.- epremptorny„ . end will
go as Minister Beddeat sat-Berlin, In : path of
Mr. Fagg. Re has sisontot manage; and will
sail by the tint
It is also rammed thita-Mr.lield, another ast
sistnnt, is willing to accept, some pcaltioa
The difference of opinion existirm between
Secretary !feriae and Mr. Asher, his predecessor,'
la 'very consid6rable. and le swan:dig a serious
tone. The new Secretary la examining, In a
wry impartial manner, the hue eon tracts which.
the retired.cdlicer skied jut before leaner, and-
is demanding: thatthey be mutablished on the
prineibles intensity and botteaty, 'Avian. this*
runic criticism hr. Usher puma% in behalf of
his clients, making the tight,. lt Is understood;
behre the President. The 'uterine Department
Contiquently is considerably - rued just now.
As one mutt of the eomplienttion Judge Otto,
'Assistant .SecrMery, is least= the Department.
'John now Third Auditor, will succeed
A iperial to the Timeiidated Washington the
40, says A cominsittee of three gentlemen
from Newlerk, manalsting of Messrs. Rufus P.
Andrews, Gay IL 'Felton and Marti. Thatcher.
arrived here this tioraing for the purpose of in
viting Generals Grant, Tb 0131113 and manes to be
prestot at the Sint' - meeting at the New Tart
Academy of Musk on Wednesday night. The
committee had an interview mitt Gemmel Grant
today. and he has decided positively to be pees
eat. He will arrive In .New Tech on Wednes•
day monting and remain until Thursday not.-
law, whoa be well proceed to Wait P.Ant to at.
tend • the examination pregkessing there,
thee make a flying - faip to Chicago. to attend the
great fair there. • It is positive also this Generals
Thomas and Lope will also be present, though
they have not yet glrea a positive answer to the
• A epeciel to the Tima' from Washlogton
the 4th sap: The coneptracy trialwill occupy
all the present week. The argurcumtscommenee
on Weduredey, and it will be two 'weeks before
the findings will be ptemnbrated.:
The Government le telling large : nittabeti 'of
draft horses and multi.
' It 1 emoted oo teedifahle authority that the
Prealdeat 4 eciaalderlng the vnuprlety of coerce.
leg Congresses early as the trot of October.
Beattary Seward was at the Buns Deput
e:met on Sattunay.' Ile wasabls to walk upthe
steps, but required - Ow at earl • •
DWI Green has taken the amnesty oath.
NEWS Phil SONUIEIN
idiantageoDerired frog Eaivalloo,
Now Tons, Jane s.—ne flonthernpapere are
unreel !or hattedgration Nora t he Walk , s id
their itotrenonta of the dremataners sad nee&
of the country indleitathit — stratategrelfreghgai'
ible geld for Northern enterprise la aggieritrusl„
matnertial, and other industrial *malts, to
now, or axe mill be, opened la thatregioa Jr/
the term nation of the reboilloa. The advert.
tags of Virginia and Texas or Montag of thla
tied are puttenhuly urged f by the Joantaliggidc
lideoegges of thesetliatee. ,
From Savannah and Choilesiva.
Nsw Tonna, =Jute' s.—The < steamer Aregn
, brings Savannah dates of the ist.
' The'BerddesyarAcoamttteeofelthtena ksys
been appointed to visit Washington and repro
sent to President Johnson the lestintents of the
loyal citlzeng of Chatbata county.
On the eTnolag of the Me of May 6 brig bar
ing Smith passpons was conned sit,,Tybee foc
an attennt to break the bloelutde off the port of
Secretary Welleatisited Barainsk oak the hist
alt. and returned to Port Bard. -
The Charlistoa Colaier publishes a circular
from Ges.llsteb. sdrbied the planters to taste
cratraets with the frealriumr, And sailed ihat;ill .
arm nrirnea Vitlß be suppervid In their. respue-
. . . . .
' Tbe (labeler says; Gov. Staresth Ira , arrested
by • lieutenant and two &adieus, aid taken ki
"Charleston. 6 great body of most- rruPretabl°
citizens waited on him, expo:miler their sympa •
thy and respect, 'that such an occurrence
should be prroahted In the Capital ot the State.
cm:entre es.tu the complete general •m'
ptpleal proetnillon ot tbe periple.
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From Orleans-4' Idefleuttlee Chama--
Ghao. Sheridan and Canbr..,..u u oit our..
rt.ndered—Cottoll Market :
Ncw 011 1 1X47 1 /, Jane s..—Chletdusace Chasa
arrived to-day from Mob U. - - =
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Gee. Eheridan Las asstuard amassed of tbe
or: the illoatbwest; embracing-
the country west of the Mississippi and tomb of
the dritansaa rivers. thres.liberidanaad Canby.
basin tweed orders permlttlew mune to be
bet agbt to market Without military laterfereees
GPO. Cash Oat divided the department of the
Quitters/ fent divisions:
0, 0 . 2 11kx4, the last rebel of note. and staga . mt. sired to General Davidson on May dget.
Cotior firm. Sales of IMO bales of std ter
strict ordivary sradMildlie.labldtioie,Se saddles
iniddllaw:l7®l9e. adddlingold@Lle. Time a
oaly a limbed barbers dotal to Seam and, ~
lastn
Tbere la plenty of Onba . oftaring. bat ilia
medal la bear otlondidscut... •
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Conekilos for etaberalaallea awl IPaquey.
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Boma; hoot L—The trtel Colonel 7. - 1). J.
Prohlt.'of Melee, ea a* fadleoneet fowl by the
Greed ion ef Atottla seautty,fersabordieettou
area rerjertr, occupied she Powder Udall's! ,
Court a oats the "bolo of huktieek. sad reeulsof,
ble atoning la a rennet of entry. . Alto the .
reertkrtvg of thls millet the counsel of td(..
herb stpttell ler One so Oa kW] of exeepeloo,
'He we. granted one math for lb. purpose
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eiD MICA! it titbitHiN
nuimut Blochitihs
,Ettanor Destroyed
FREJICI AGAINST MIATOMY
AMERICAN GUNBOATS AT HAVANA
Nay Mar, Jima s—The steamtr Mina
brhigs Havanadates ortha
Admms from Galveston by the blockade 'rum
aer Lark, of UM Mb, Wats that ireat.eontbakin
od miareliy reigned La Mat city' and tOmmtm;
The Lark was tebbedif her verge, which fins
taken tkeri; ito itttoood to sairataliit,ltknoW
.
General Magruder attempted tenors 's e
to Ids soldiers, bat waif bitted sad alladined ptiei Rbe
wee tell that they had been kaatmagetbsbutit
and'iateaded to settle Wale" ibeetsehree.
Magruder returned ", to can ( - Auto 11 . ;': Thi
Trraa would figabie la aid aid wisked to re
tort' to the . 1 / a lcia. , Tke.ftwor and . stet:lMO
ti twits bad left Galveston to awes tbe federal
.eliteele, odd lim' ape ettetteder: It a also said
Mat Goitentar Murray sad tabbet &chit had'
go". to New' Wows to suenidee tke State:
'Fli!, ranee* blockade roamer Dinabliti has at
lest, a dawned by Federal rtabt en. - Tbe.
calmn a, ti mew tr raped. - -
Tba Owl returned to Hamm, fearing robbery :
at tiah,st on. ltetidu &IV* to the illtb nit., state tlat'lks
rtierrills a are as Oleic as crer. Negro '43 we.
at Mot tail witti- "t:ciaps on May aid;
sad the Freacblroops ware moving againct the
. plate.
The Vetted States steamer Sneipiettaaaa;
mad Macheri 7dosiadnink lead Caseates's, and
Gunboats Chippewa, Manse. nautical° slid
Wardo had snivel atßaysea, midst aircast
attention. . .
A,
RELEASE OF COIIGRESSMIZI &IRMO.
Ordir ai President doiLiujon.
~2te► Yong,..inne s.—The following to Pres'.
dint Jolinsoo's cider, reload:4 the Maryland
CON(11:11 coairtete4 of Warning
orith rebel soldiers:
Rimcirtrvi OTTICA
W.A.IIIUNOTON. May 31.1865.1
lathe ;within oats Beidaetin Canis, the lia
eenteriee °tribe Court are hereby ap
proved and confirmed. The additional endence
and affidavits, however. bearing +span this case
and favorable to the accused, haring beta pro.
meted to and considered by ins since the sen
tence aforeeidd, I deem It proper to direct that
theeenteure in the case of the sold Rants, ba re
mined, and that ha be released from imprison
ment.' [Signed] ANDII3W Jonnson.
Pre•ldent of the United Mates.
C 011114 1 .1 at Valpuralso—Release of 'Prison..
era of War—r centers Seward and. Sen—
t The •Prestdent Threatened—NM De. .
.. partmest Eitapleines. • • ;
Wainreeve; June 5.--Bon. - A.-W. elarite.
of New Tort; some time ago &misted
Coeval at Vali arab*, lute lecepta the appoint
tartia and sill at once suoceed to his post....
An order for the release of all prisoatus of
wai ender the reek of Major, will soon be mud.;
Comudsatoszt4 caw! yr" IA required tia
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...Ate t. HMO: ut observance of their oath.
Stcretsry Esward wu at tbs State Dept over
Ibtr h we theday, attendlag to his dispatches
for Tercign
Yrtderiek &ward is steadily improtag la
The vt ar Department has jest lamed an order
directing the Quartenisiter's Department to
flarnith all 'prisoners id warand citizen prisoners
who have been or roily be released from conthie.
pent by reason of taking the oath of allegbince
in the nited States, with triumportatiouri to
. their homes, or to the nearest points thereanto
which it may be practicable to reach by, the
natal nal:lna! watt+ or railroad transportation.
The Preeldent of the United States ha.„ with!,
the pest few days, received a veoleotly threaten
ing letter, which has been placed In Me hapds of
the proper atahorhola for inve.tigati.m. The
litter If as malted In ibis city, and bears the
actor. of 'Grape Vine: ,
The Secretariat the Navy has Issued a time
lier directing that In the empl..yment of methan•
ire and others in the Navy Yards at Naval sta
tions or elsewhere, In the service of the Navy'
Dtraltatellt, preference be given to cacti air
have beget honorably discharged from the Navy
and Marine :,'open, esp, catty those wno have
been ssonneed and disabled; prodded they are
cap ble of performing satlefaclorpy tae dailies
rielnired of them
The liekeaebezeot of Lee—Teziva
Logati—lisreption orGeaeral
Itkomas.
Nrw Yen:. Jame S.—The Triblow hes s spec
ial troth Surtol4t 'Virginia, dazed Jane nd,
w tichsays : The Impeachment o' (Postal 1.-m
before the Grand Jury of the U. 8. District
Court. In this city, was postponed on hue Wed
nesday until fn-day. In censeenence of the recep
tion of tharresident's proclamation of amnesty.
.ar d, as the President Judge stated, to alTrrd as
opportunity to those laterested to peruse and
Tho Triunes special fare The Texas espa=
dllion nudes Geo. Weltuq consists of two dlvt.
ems of the 25shassps. Sixty first eras* steam
ers are used as transports. The coalman - 1 taken
raLlows for forty days, ad* 000 rounds of amme.
piths for each Mass.
The tome special says: It te reparted that
Major Gen. Logan will Oa &Woad to some tat
.
-7 be Amid% correspondent with the 14th
corps. & ecribes the entbuslastic receptiou of
Gee. Thomas by - this 'corps, Ore same that be
ernancandrd at Chattanooga. On the 1404,
tweets-one, now seterat regiments so baste.
Two Eastern mime:its !niacin. Geste-sa Augur,
leering only about twenty veteran faldmanta in
the axial to go west.
,
Beesiean Earperees Emigration Behreme.
Ns, Yowl'. June s.—The World's Washing
ton siwcial sayer . The Mexicali Emperor ku
started fan end ration ieheroo similar to the one
receotiPadseerrttlltted bete by agents or.lnares.
is known thatihe agents of Matimilian were
nrilatetat Weir Orleans on the 27th of Mar.
Prociablyaeveral had been dispatched porih be
fore that time.
Agents hare been sent Ilireetly to Lenten,
Peals, and other Europa's' capitals, while ap
peals will also bo made to the Cariedbuz
he work of them:timpani' is to advents, warm
sictli, bidet:a:Oats to Mindcao emigration. Iher
are authorized toltire to erery emigrant who will
mirror fealty to tho literlean Emperor, three
!vvdted curs of the best land, or live gamier?)
'orthe bat minion tetritoryin the empire. -.
_..._Gen. Sherman at Peughkeepsle.
Porolutrartaol.'T.; Jude G.—Nearly, two
ttunsaud peruse athembled.et the depot to wieLli
Jokier °ea. awn= weleowa. When the trala
entved the crowd was wild with excitement,
The °sacral SW:mewed on the platlbrtn and spoke
brldlythitalowa„ulfrlends. em not gang to
*Dike 'speech. Locomotives and can are an
favorable; I thank you all for yetur sesning
Wanes*. I' had the honor lobe a fellow tray&
ler with your noble rezlthent. the 150th I Vt.
dentand they are soon to come home. Muse'
they snit% they can tell you better ttuuten,
of create that hare happened.” As the General
reentered the can, he was followed by shoots
Frost 11Sarla4es-- . lrellirar rover—Rem
Nair Toas,..dase s.—Bartedoes Paper 9 f ID°
15. h of May. Mate that the yellow ferwr is sods
ragtag 111130 Pg the crews of vessels at Uwaorrls.
ateety•Stree CMOS sladttal. to the 2:0,114
foatteea dap, itchiest. totals/wad fatally.- la
Trlalda sad Grateda the hesviratartsjared tha
ease crop to She utast of Are slummed hop-
Wadi. In Gesestosps the crop operallres were
Isiah. The whams sad warehocatsorPotate-a,
Nara Oti*nts .144initieL
Naw roux, Juno s.—The arminiaatloa of the
modems of the Naval needed, at If (wpm% It.
la now In program. -Among aho tatonbars of
the Board of if:amine:7 at the Naval Aelidenly
are Vitt Admiral Wanagutaadgiaptain Wortkan
nu student' base been subjected to a rtgld ez
atniention is their stagier. Des thftrolfb the wait
outdoor drill, and regaling to exercise la mama.
erring a "loop of war sad anvil gunnery. In a
short thee they will start on their reaaler manual
let cruise. hi rainwed that the Naval dead&
ay "Miaow be returned -to is former location
The Sevei.Thlrty,..lain.
.
'romans: ss
cro, June s.—The subsettNong
to dey to mi. seree-Thrty Loan as telegratihed
to Jay ,Cooke were $1.137.290. The largest
Waters Pleilluttuns were, $lOO,OOO from too
Ironrth National Bank of Pltiabariail and 4150.-
000 worn the Past Nratorod Beet of stitoolis,
Essisisylsasda. — The largest Eastern sabre,*
sines were $15A04 1 from Terser , & Co., of New
Tests 150,000 Irom the Mrehantes sad T. ads,-
masa' Batik of Cort , nsonte, New liamtshlrei
'and $50,000 from ten first National Bank nf
POlllifid. MALIN — , Tkari)oirse 757 lillrldttit
aftmmt EnterftlimlL.
- ' resume:tn. dose 11.-Within the last frolp•
data hours Spit net:until tamps 1it414 been en
western et the Coopers'Shop end VlW.Cebre
eltrebewta tsloooe. Including -the FM Nem
Yeti, the First Nand* 11,11110, VW Teeth Marie
battery, the Ninth Ilaraselms-tia battery. th
decond, Third. ninth sad Biri Maine batteries,
the Twelab New 'fork burry., lee teloweesth
lelnsoel..iTgiiiNdit sod' the Ninety $144 Now
lc* rubeerit.. !Wades - Peaosylpints roul New
Jenety.regbnento. - •
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1 :*
.PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY. 11. 7 E 6. 1865
0111 DIY LAM FROM EUROPE.
The Alabama's Depredailons.
errerauksaine roam IttIACHEID.
WEN Wallin THE STAY)F.VESSEIB,REVIIEL
Th.,' 3'eart.upti 3ii;ftrarArs...
Ifmr *Au, Jane i.—The staiutuhlp City of
Windtington. fain Liverpool via Queenstown,
milted at 6P. Fier 'advice) are one day later.
~ , ! ..Lemfogy Abp Pl— . The Linden* Out says, the
spieution'of sh e Alabama's depredations reschol
swianiedisat polatt Great &Stela having refused
bademidaceaa. the rajtdader alludes
The Patti Me irear minibus the rerteatloll of
;the order limiting the stay of Federal ships In
Stench ports, say Prance has also on
nomad that she sad
will b s atten Ms removal of all
Mbar ratzletioni sa soon as tha Wasldanton'
Cabinet eit*lnit MI exercise meeptkmal , rights, •
teach, mi belligemsts, it Is pleased to dabs to.
wards neutral vessels.
The Soninair stases its ballet that Johnson
will follow the wise policy of P. Lltlitolt.
LATTST PIM CETI ON Witalumeatom,3er.Tata;
seeps TO Q01111:1111TOIra--Literpod y April St.—
Tins wins sales for the last two days were
55,000 bides. Including 5,000 baleato speculators
*and importers: The market Is easier with a slight
decline, Brondettiffillieetise. Plosislonsintit
- and steddy.
Londe*, APrll U.—Consols closed ed 90, 9 digi
American Mocks—U.B. 510% Of %ON;
Ceutralj 55k1 Brie. s.wesaxim.
Vinyl Linn—London, &ay )7-.j
.The Beak of Er land has reduced its rate of at.
count to 4 per amt. this allarsocm.
From cauniraia.
Sas Blascisco; Mq 29-4. judge Yield. Ifni.
tel States Circuit Judge, bee refined the - appeal
to the Supreme Court, is the case of the city of
San Yrauctsco against the trotted States. The
case involves the title to a large portion of land
withia the ely limits. It was decided in ram
of thenity by the Circuit Court tame time ago.
The )lining Share. market continues very
tench depressed, and the whole ilit of MMus
Storks Is lower.
The Costoin•bonse receipts alnetrAurttat drat
amount to hen hundred and tlxly thonsand dol
lars gold.
e prospects of crops In Callfornli cotatbrae
good.
The jobbing trade with The Interior and Wa
shoe is more briek.
An, /Fancier°, Mew 30.—The charter of the
bark Brobte hes been revoked; end the hiexleau
tmlgrauen scheme la at an end for the present.
Williams and otter leaders have boon held to
answer before the linked States 'grand Jury for
att( wptlog a violation of the neutrality laws.
The Panama pirate case was closed to-day.,
Nest Yelday Is set apart for the CIMINO to onto
up for the deltic& ' A meetlag was held In thls.
city on last evening to encourage the opening of
Cade with Ball Lake. via Colored° tire!' frem
the had Of davigation.
A good wagon road Is to be opened this year to
Mound City. flirty thousand sorra of land are
to be advertised for sale by the Central Pacific
Railroad company. These lands 116 along UM'
Ara thirty miles of Ills road. Sullen in Os
session w4l have the Bret prirdoge of parctiase.
The Texan Fleet-;..Ei-Goirernor ll'Orath
IMMMI
, Bonanzas Hosnon, SSLie S.—The second pot ,
of the Texan toot, domPrialng the troops of
the First dtetsio,:',4 the Twenty If% novae, us.
d r command of Brigadier General Draper. hare
bows reatlog on useetesrts in Hampton Halide,
TrePanetOry to salting sonthward for the peat
two dave. Everythleg which will can doce to the
comfort and health of the troops on tneir long
acrd tedious sea voyage is bring forwarded with
all the dispatch possible.
Gen. Weitzel arrived from City Point, yeater
day, with his staff. He her selected the " West
ern Metropolis" fertile nag -ship. It lasupposal
the whole fleet will be off before to-morrow
morning. The [reexport fleet to this harbor is
ormyesed of the following vessels: Western
Motropolls, Gleans, Empire City, J. P. RIM-
Man, Louise, Tonawanda, &ar of the South,
&Were, Huron, Donlee , Lillie and :teem se.
The stenrr.er &aright arrival today from
Hilton Head, with A. G. letogrcb, eg-Goveroor
it With Carollzia, ea route to Washington, un
der arrest.
New York Meek and Money Stattrre.
New Yone, 'blue s.—The Stock motet cam.
Bermes Ina.-tire. iii, , iculatlrooperallon. have de.
c I=ed la amount, and both the begs end bon
appear 411samed to take respite after their tate
sharp ?burgles. At the r Exchance thL morn.
leg, railway spernlatlemwsa dell, bat thn my
ket was generally steady. .Thei rehires of Mud.
ems was light, and there was.bet little &Upset.
Um either to buy or sell. Goren:meets were
*seta wooerr this morning,_ especially 3 33'a,
partly to cr.oacquence of purchases based open
as expected riserof 5-30's in European motets,
sad partly on account of the condition - of oar
deencea, as shown by a recent statement of the
I.llNit debt. The Ifiscellanions List was gen
wally firm but quiet. 'Very few stocks were ot
f. red.
Thera DO appalt Interest in gold. neat
tandanee tgmom to-gog was quite
Tee demand fen money to Tag ligtot
'With an abundant supply.
AE►lu► Irma North Carona..
tisw Tons, Jana o.—Nearbern &Mem last*
that the aunt of *ha Juliet/it larestlgstlon as
Tornio shows that sla Tallow frier there last
summer, whirl' carried off soma thousands, and
caused ass otmout sorrow, WWI trodaced by the
lorstatim Dr. Blackburn.
The peeplo ot tho Bute are hat becoming' re
cradled to the trulaby• system and like the
change. - Them is a strong attachment between
and they former alarm. and the, yeah
each other, making satiaractorrusumu for Moor.
The uurersal suffrage question excites gnat
lemma. the mnple Wes divided ouly as to the
time 'when the negro should. IM.
The manual of trade restrictions causes much
•atilifactioa, and a ante life hu been given to
turdiness.
Newberg prcnaleee to be vcr7 healthy this tem
iber.
Jed: Davis.. aid.Ciori ihroms.
. .
New roux, s.—The • Tan/hes' Witt
iest= special use: It Is not true that Jeff. Do
ha has Mat brought from Fortrcaa Monroe.
The Prieldest, on.&stontsy, told it Cougresituutu
tem it sermid =treble that Dacia should he
Wed by a civil couirt Ibr high trossoa, al por
;must reminder that irmson was our highest
crime * sue he waa willias to, spud before the
~odd lecta testimony Ihl the tuessehmikm
ring and trust to their nordict as to. Darla' =s
mithy. Ong. Brims tom been rebated sad will
Ingsounder a pledge to work earnestly for
thnreatiiratlon of Queens to her allegiance.
Telegraptth San Preselect,.
Asir Tomc Jane .s—The Timm up, the
Dental State :'-Tdqraph company have con
verted "lib thoroughly reliable patties to btdld
• o more Una of telegraph Dom St. Loafs and
h cagy to Sae Freadsoo. The Ham from the
aura cities named to Denver eh, and hue
Sat lnumheo to Vtrginlenitgi me to fm Mabel .
%At ammo sad tke
s lits le to be .00a.
plated It the autumn Wooing.
===
TOILOWIrO4 4=41 S.--Ttui eta. et to-day mi.
am.oes that the Canaddia dean/mos to Zoniend
,ere meeting witbTanuted- mom. The policy
yroyined includes bids upon
.which the coo
emion between and Casida will be
!rudely' Arm sad Imatzgoisid Incindosmostarm
famennely ebbanee. tine prattmitvof - the
, kmuntry eaa demelop drys imam.. -
rTypogriplaral Indini. •
Plar.a.DimiliM, /tip 6.—The Monteath as.
rand Nista& of ilia' rapetriplitest•
ennead to-dap. large somber .Of delusive
were present.. elLephttal dlMualos lank time
les the t Igt4 40.exiselegstes held ovate: ..the.
Cerientioa. - Tkaittontou 'was deeded fee the
of 001114 titres, toll nids; Thep Muer id-.
keuntd nein Teendel..
Bekaaed.
Yaw raze, Jane 15.—A . aneelal ha the lag.
(row Waablagton t aims Dr. Weld 00Z. of
lopier Maryland; charged with hirbortegilooth.
and 'MOTO!) ha b ranted trot* 00,1“1".
13olnoel ' Greene,. proprietor or tbo Vannes&
Plane in WaWngtoly and bin titre, hors'also
Arrest stilt Coo ossios, - Sit IS . Ittriterer.
.
' EIMITOII. C. W., Juno 6. , ...9ti11iti111S Thu ,
fess. tilts ecestalttet a. doable, attrdee- aj Ls
Nark, i fbi dal6 dace. win strosted bore . last
slglit, dirgalsed as a OsherinsA., ,llit has- rltde•
a fOll confesslos.= 1..
etfleirttr !flit& Army Cklrirs.
liteostnornt, Jane firsoral ,Order has
'heed iponoi by liopir tloo, 11. ode. Solo review
of slit. Sixth , ArolY. Corp.. •Sto,J. (400. Wright,
CP tomauSlSSi'letadil cat:. pa Itiortias. gict Sib
teittulat.! . . - - •
•
• •
•-• • SAtiddr 811111tPal Spectator. .
Lotntmun;Joint 11::;•Wtn:,Latspion, of Otaa.
ipp, Ifp.,_nas bees appointed *Twigs of the C4ort
of to nit the vaesoety two! by-ttke rev
move of Stalks t - now taantiost of, bla
naccertat. - - - -
, Ritmolye titre. • ' •-
•Borrter, ;Vitae 5,1 2 -4•65 :Yreit gbaii;
Oordaigt consti; atglisbili.• ware tbabils ats.
wore by ilrettut ?be kiwi • Emote to
- 175,000 Gatti to meal/ tortred by Iniiiisace.
T7iE (7 QUESTION.
80,000 Me for the lio Grande.
, • •••-.0:, •..
Nz w a tt a t i tlA
to the Adenttae- Bays. , the Ilentam
oneatlon ettre
pore .attritem attentlont - Gen,
Steele haling been ordered to . the Rio Grande.
with an artnyotti . iiimnatioa of 50,000 min. The
lltrelge amhalimeme are greatly pointed the
movement. It understood that Coma Yon.
eaters will deMend aii emplatudloit from the
/tate Deyartineid.:. 1 j
Nali reit; wan•-e,iidd doll atilt tends
a
dairawsrd ; saigitibr p +
ineal an quite limited ,
and the Ceske./ Is light ; quotittkets
third fr om MAN lo 1811%, st widen It
_ . Vetoer Illayir Gaither., •
Yaw. Yorti, Jaye .11.—Mayor Mather ha.
vetoed the reeohttlene of Um Comic:et Conseil
authorising *PO caplet of • eulogy ea Presi
dent Llzeohe to iMprinted.
"Ceps tlisffragte la the Southern States.
To the objeettbn that negro suffrage Implies
negro social optidlly, the Frankfort Commas
area promptly responds:
Negroii hare vied in the south, and yet were
in no eerie affreed to an egualltrwith Who
whites. In oval southern State, except South
Carolina, the *it •of suffrage was originally
exercised by 'fretriti." The original Con
re, of Delairare, M m yland, North Caro
lina, Virginia aid Georgia, make no mention of
color, or distinction between white and black;in
theliproviskum as to who may vote. Till within
comparatively tor, gears, •negroa voted In Ten
nessee. In Maryland they ...voted until 1833; and -
in North Carolina as late u18:13. Now, did
this advance them at all in the scale of equality?
Were the scitords In those States thrown ova
to them? Did they Makin gentlemen's parlors?
Was amalgamation. anymare common to those
days than It Is now? We hope not.--Was there,
in any seise, the "equality" of which the oppo
shim la now so ollknalyely talking, and with
which they ars so pertinaciously teething the
common sense and deceney of the pCordel Not
shit of it. • .
. •
In Pennsylvaniaculored people Tided till 1838.
Yet In that State a aggro has not the same priv
ileges that be hat here In Kentucky. In Con.
necticut the negro Tided till 1817, and yet he
bad not attained an equality sufficient to pre
serve for himself the privilege. In -New York
the negro, If he has the requisite property quali
fication, may Tote now, bat she has scarcely ad
vanced one step In the scale of equality.,Not
even near enough Where the property retrle-
Oen remerred-In his case. when It was remorod
In IK'd, as Tar It applied to Ike white 'voter.
Evidences or lassolty.
As wail in alateit all desperate criminal Wahl,
the Wen* KU * the plea that rape, the se
am* of the &ward &rani, Is insane. One of
•
the facts urged tit support of thin pleo is the de
em/Lance 'thatiern one occasion -the prisonef
km - eked down and etamOed upon • negro woman'
who had refined ado liomeildsg which he had
ordered her to do. Taking this as au -evidence
of Insanity, a very ; omisiderable portion or tae
chivalry mast bs stark s'ed; foe the beating of 1
slaves, ROMEO as well as men. lets always been
a frequent pastlinit, and ma *slaws of most, If I
not all, the slave awes vowels° the whipping-
ci
;Knit where no dlstin ion Is Mown b tweet „
the sexes. Payee as Insane *at as '
tens of thousands of thee admirers and sup.
porters of slavery were , insane, taking woman•
fisting as the teat, and he was insane just as
Jeff. Davis,-Jecob ThoSopson,, Dr. Blackburn.
Booth, Best!, Kennedy, ind the whale crew of
secession hutches% were Moans. as Illustrated by
its butchery at the house of, the Sweeten of
State /or onrackiret, we can discover no &Scr
een between knocking women down and sump
ing Vest them, and tee supporting -of a wicked
system that InAttablv le . ads to such restate; nor
can we see that the act of ?sync., on the night
of the 14th of Apra, Mess a whit, In principle,
rebut the deeds of Lee, Floyd, Itreekinridirs,
Been or Stumm If Pane is Insane there are
not mad-ktuses -enough in tee country to hold
the twentieth part of, the chivalric Inmates of
the ettolL—Philla., Pal.
Howell Cobb—lll. Rankßank Mince
Howell Cobb hae fallen into onr hands. bat, It
b raid. he has boa paroled. There M. with the
enceptien of leffOon Davis Lhasa'', net one of
the ext Erin pCfltfdaas who b more deserving
of attention at the hands of the °dicers of the
law than this Georgian worthy. lie was Betio.
fray of the Treasury in 1801, and was one of the
cagiest plotters of the rebellioa. at far Man
mining. his ofilee, however, when he deter
mined to take penis It. bedeacrately remained
In it, and aced the rowers it bestowal on him
for the destruction of the Govsrnment, thus
committing double peyury. With ample !bads
in Ms heads, be deliberately failed to pay the be.
threat on the Toddle debt, and the credit of the
United Btates was only saved bone receiving •
Mumma and disgraceful shock, by some mer
chants of this city, coating forward and volua
tartly advancing the required amount. We be
lieve there Is mu to be fend In the pettiest his.
tory of any country an muipte of greater how
nets and perfidy nun this or Cobb's; and what
make* It all the worse Is. that he bad the audio-
Ity, after perpetrating it, to coma to blew Tort,
and brag of At openly, in the fecal of tie people
whom he had swindled sad outraged, annonne.
Inc that "the whole War—meaning the fla
tlet's'
Tsars . governmeat—uwas gone up " - -:few York
. 4 Daogeringe BelleGt*
TIN) Stexn2his Am er, under lie abate mil
lion. lays: - '
the of W de old m
rit unalatance, hilnit o o
in ono the costa-
Temsce, In whh public mat.
WWI bare latch beta ma held. ( eed ic et width twee'
latices Ledonloir the national policy were not
adopted,) Inhume us that that. Is a wldaspresd
belief maces the people Is ths mushy, that the
Eamarlpatlam Proclamation and the' Mee of
Jame* Mattel/to elasilry,. will all be set aside
—that tbe action et the Stab Convention, and
of the present Legislature actin ender It, will
be oviethrown by pea hereafter to be elected—
Qum the next COugteill 'trill be composed of
represernaUwe from the Autielad &Mae with
nave
of lbcir tights abridged—sad that lateral
'Wins adliatlee, the Mame will be rellOOlllMll%.
aid Bonbon men and deatbora ideas atilt sock
to control the lc relation of the coantry.
reacts, be affirms, Irby no active was tw
hen looking to the . ladonatlon of the National
lloyerteuent In the public mostl.4 In Ms county.
Mont Heard llrns.
After the rebel General Hood wrote sad pal.
littcd 11a lyisig of his earapaleu to Tea
m:emu and .0 IC he dlatippeared. Towards
the (tree of last uteath, however, he turned up
at Megeolle, Texas, weer% It ts said, he publlo
dated to Ma Meads that in Ids oplalna fa
lba sultagla for .the came' was aselete. lie
declared ha determination. serer to aarreader,
and itated that he:should proceed at osee to
Mexico. •4s Ire benne& since beta heerd ot It la
rappued that he 4 carrying out DU httentloaa
to the beet of obttlty.• , ,
Wrrn tames to tiplealtwal pit peels' to
New Toth, the nag of Wedteriiy up: "Th 6
WO raki, althoolgb untanially safer,,', aid pro.
traded, seam to kave bonniest what the cos i.
try needed. With the exception of strawhoo.
ins, there is no crop that hat cot been greatly,
bearlike& Grata la luxurlau% and corn, pets,
lottet..ke, are growing splendidly. Mk In
this vicinity doe; itotjatnalse t
_but ern*
bet weather' may -tort It wateruni. .-. The
euttiner is not yet opened, and those In the ra
ral diatdeta who upset boit loads sad fall
lulus Ofblbutous dustman' are Vet looking wist.
folly for the first rUgh. Great preparations have
ban ;:ado for treat bssinett,and the • adventu
rer* will doubtless reap an abundant harvest of
greenbaeltr.”‘
,
tfbricin PLamh—A Nashville paper talks In
the fallowing grain or matters la that city:
Probably natty in the country -has such a mot
ley pvelatlon ,as Nashville at the present time.
'the cltg fa evemnt with paroled rebels. dis
charged Government employoes. and Worm.
The penitentiary la Ailed to overflowing, arid
Weenies Eluine 7a doing a heavy bwitrieva every
nierbbeg In the way At aollecting. lazes from
call-doers. Thieve ply Altair vocation every .
614:ht, and laugh at the endeavors of the pollee
to ihrttethrm ont. I -
. •
:tams VAlVtosi who MO In Nashville teat
week, was of &min descent, and horn as
Wythe Con , noise, Virginia. lie removed to
Nashville In 1811, , aat fervid Is the Creek war
Y a soldier, with the rank'of Captain. Ile was
elected one of the Supreme'Judges of Tenneuee
in 1825, and held that posiltiew till 1128, 'Wog
as Chief Justice from IND. In 1.837; President
Jackson nominated him, and he , wee eoltirdeed
nee of the Judges of the Bapienie Conti of the
United gotta which once he bold up Sedate of
lasatieris Hamra, IfiLtaimi,—lti "She cue of
a &otos distiller, who reamed liquor Ilan ht.
'Wainer? without MUIR audio dash Goma
meat has found the Itsouat - of fraud tribe ale,.
000, itialtiou 850,000 to aU. `:ln
.a Dubuque ears,
the amount of fraud has b lend at half a
million of dollars,had a pesa of soother half
Altrifinot of drdlars_haa cant%
foe Abe: lamest of. a - gaioaOt mouara. Is a
Prods ease, Os frauds *ill be aomeausidseds of
ibM 101 . 4, 4 Peaeity 'Sue&
_ r ~;. k ::
-ice,.:: rc.,.g%.
, CITY AU SVBUittilf:
. .
. 'Car Returning' . -
According to the .arreogesneuts mule by the .
War Derartment, ail troops belonging in this
mica of Patnsyliants, are mustered out at
Washington. and ordered to report at the draft
rep/mar near Pittsburgh for final payment.
Tito Quartampler's depatMll4llllllths Pay
master,s deq,Artment are ordaed to bi ready to
restive the arms, camp and garsent equipage,
Ai., and to pay off the troops, asikey einfie
Camp Reynolds.' flotwithstanding all efforts, the
troops are groping impatleal 'WAS ueemera7
delay at camp. After a three year. term ofea.
TIM the boys naterally *neigh' fad r sinpidient
at way delay, lowaerAecemay,
n ne the 7 ap.
puma their bole&
Yesterday a itoimaittee, consisting of hie Han-
or, Mayor Lowey,Maj:.lEnap, Capt. Batchelor,
and Capt. 'Baena Md, went me to Camp
Reynolds, to pee what could be done Sowards
-lerlogleg our home - regime:ate into'the city. as
they arrive fro:4,l94We_ iftee. In older QS Ilia
might receive 'the bespitallties of the city, first,
, aad
meats repose
be for lumber in their arm ee and equip ,
, and teg paid of afterwards. - Colonel
Reeve, the anollllodial of Camp Reynolds, le. "
formed the committee that le bad no Mum.
lions with refitment* to them gracile, - other than'
the order, of the respective commandlag oM.
cers, to report to him for pettiest, aad to tarn
over all quartermaster stores, de.
The being the state of the ease,- the commit-
tee meld accomplish nothing there. The 1550 C
•PL Vole., have beaa la Camp fteyaolds since- .
Saturday. Their arms and property has been
turned over and reeeipted for, and the Papa's-
ter hopes to reach them by Wednesday morning.
Meantime, the committee made:Wm te
with Sueurizztendant'Pitcrint for la train
to bring in -the netrimaft at 9 o'clock today
(Tneeday), - when they will tiii met bye brill:.
band at the depot; escorted to the rooms of the
Subsistence Committee, and a apsech of welcome
bye member of the reception committee. After
enjoying the hospitalities of the city, the special
train will take the 'regiment •-back to camp at .
' 6.15 p. to., when they will he paid off by Major
Berets, oa : Wednesday morning, and become
citizens again.
It is tote regretted that this doe regiment'
could not have been received before their arms
were turned in. But such Is-now impossible.
Let our chimes do them honor on their arrival ;
Baltimore is raid to be fall of- Western troops,
en route for the ithomes. MU next to imprtsb
hie to ascertain which particular . regiments.-
Heap's celebrated veteran Battery, composed
almost entirely of Allegheny 'meaty men, are -
known to have reached Baltimore yes terday.
As will be seen bye dispatch In another column,
their exam whereabouts cannot be ascertained. 1
The Mends of the organization will endeavor to
ascertain at what time they will be In; 'nc i x ,.
der to tbem such a reception m td"be paw(.,
cable, an er the eircumstar iem.. Three' bisau'; , 'lr
members f the battery are now here, vie: Capt.
UM). C t. MeCilli,etd Capt. Denim. . .
Our ci f me cannot do too much honor to. our
returning braves. They deserve every token of.
appreciation, and we feel assured they wilt re ,
celve such. .
The 155th Pennolvanla
The members of the 155th l'ennsylvania Yol
nnteers, •ho are In the eitY„ are requested to
meet at the Central Depot of the Pa. R. R., on
LP erty street, this morning (dine §th), at 9
o'clock, for parade. That isvrt.the ' i d the regi•
meat now in camp Reynolds will 'arrive in the
city by special train and the regiment will
march ttrough the principal street/. Lot there
be a general turnout of our cithsens to welcome
these returned heroes.
' This regtmect will arrive. le ills city this
morning at 10 o'clock, and will a:web In a pro
cenlan, accompanied by Ilia Heuer, the Mayor
acd the Committee of Arrangements.
BOUT' 07 ITIOCRISIIION
.Along Stsitbdeld street to the Monongahela
Home, where trots the balcony en address will
be delivered by John H. Kirkpatrick, E oi.; -
'tenet along Water to Market; down Market to
Chy Hall, where a sumptuous repast will be pre
pond for the r. meet by the Subsistence Coon
mince, after which they willroceed down:Mar
kei street to F. f. h Street•, down Fllthito Liberty
down Liberty to Hay; a l ong Hay to Penn:- up
Pens to St. Clair and amass the bridge to Fed
eral; alone Federal to Ohio; along Onto to the
West Commons, when the regiment will enter
tain the public with their unsurpaused drilla..
The regiment will be under the command of
Col. Ewing, of Goe. , A. L. Pearson's Brigade,
who will accompany the regiment' The ppteoopple
t c
air ranee' along the route of the, on
Br ord of the Couunlttee of Arrangements.
The urn of Western Regiments.
His Hoe , Mayor Lowry, received the follow
.lng diva swede,' la answer to
.a rotten
. snide to Governor Culla to apprise him when
regiments from Vegans Pennsylvania &Mould
start for rittahtugh. Governor Curtin applied
to Adjutant General Itusaell for Information CM.
the subject, and the following is the reply ; .
"Hanatssria. June 5,1585.
"lies. tenor Lorry, .afajor : .
The transportation of returning troops is
ertirely la Ike hands of the Omni Government.
We me not advised of their departure from
Washington, and western regiments , genera ll y
pass up on the western side of the river, without
crossing to lisrnsburg. I have seen Superin
tendent De; Barig:of the Northern Central
Railway, who has promised to inform Dermal
Maks, so that be may communicate the nave •
amide of western reahnenta." , -• :
'•h Farr , Era."—A moreing eoedemoanun
to haproeing the oceaaloa of efartleg a reel
good and traaiew Hoe printing toaddee which
If has porebased, eve .'Our peels Is the only
one of tho Wad la the Beate, West ofthe
We would beg 10 remind our neighbor of a
&et which it leans taker. forgotten, that the
Gamma Is now, and has bolut for over twelve
months, panted on moor Me% , fast Pour
Ceder winded. miehlnes, with a opacity foe
minting beer 10.000 shade pet 'hoar-the int
and the only machine of-the kind la the dilate,
"West of the Alleghenies." We limeade:eat.
terprise, and do net object . ..to self-adulation,
pr•vided the Huth La strictly adhered to. la
this rare, to the Guiana belongs the credit. if
it be creditable, of having inteeduced the drat
fast relay preen mewed In Western Pennsyl
vania, as it introduced the Ora steam power
peas ever wed in Pittaburgh, many years ago-
American Protestant Amaelatlearerhe
W. G. Lodge, of the American Protestant Associ
ation, asactobled yesterday bits annul seadot. -
The following officers were Melded he the m
- . .
MOP rmiz •
W. R. x. -some J. Elia. Pillatipbla.
W.. V. 111.—Ilred &Weft.
W..G. Becretary---Zolin Plll, ' .g
W. G. Tromaret—W. Whim,
a. 06.-
o arod
oel& W. HIM
W. O. A. ed.Mert:Olatibial
R. 11.,TylatCass. Settlesper;All
w. a. atunt--Joba Deese. POY.d pkla.
. .
Xtrawberry FestiralrA ihteltal will be,
evenly the lady managers-et the' Episcopal
Church Home, as 'esthetics lotto up for the
support or widows and orphatuf,' at, Locate
Grove, lAwreneeville. The taut* will le alias
for the benefit of that Inatltatlee. sad the (gate&
being or • charitable sod .beeeveleat mate
should meet with favor ftee the 'petals. `Sep.
per ticket. mop he rewired of .r.atcHa„ Meerut.
deCo. Fifth sired, or l). and Mr. Mar.
Cites at the A ailreadirroestog on• Libor.
tyntreet.-11411hionohe President Of the Bort
Ware Chleelre et th e solicitation
of t fittest Committee al pointed by,Councile,
has gooseated to tam. mini Mine Item tali at the
croesing,.one on each al e of the street, to react
half way. acrom. Atter brains - hate arrived, the
getce will be thrown beck, and wizen. open- will
fore along the enbetonca. •The plan •mill be
laid before Count:Us SA their sent meeting. •
, .
- 011.—Compsnlos are now alnklnwhhree wells
on Decker's Creek. Prostos county, West VW'-
. pinta. ladicationi Me very goal; (If fact
intly.tmud to the regions known as "the eternal
centre, or Burning !Spring.. There are now .
three - enema at work, day and night, and we
soon erpret to see.nlaity of Ike oleaginom Sind
'ln market, from this
• Reit Mphlt, Rang—Grand Requiem March.
tit the memory of Abraham laueola; by jt, Hoff ,
man "Jeff. m a netleosts." words by tleerrt
Cooper, end t by Hoary Tacker. Thew
two beautiful new - pieces here- hen Just Dab.
Hated and are worth the pawl of tonstetais:
Tor sale at the Male Dego& of Kra. Cltartette
Blame, 711th street. • • - ,
• Pitbdisrob Railroad Rooda.—Ocar
coo wont if the raUroad Wade loud try
nay of Pltattanit, aad oPoP the grottier Fortkto
of lotto* salts kid boo locaocitt, late tiosa coot,
promised and. bare eldure- been gralooofiti
the now .00rapromlio Wade; at mei* owes or
transfer: The ilayor Low algolog of:
Cottlae Pork.—A taco WC '" SOO will come off
so Coillas Pork to•dartri'thei. itnprooiatot of
otoek—borseo cooly amobta. P. Laverty ow
%ut m. "Lad, Milk." P..Q. Bat enters t.
" White Paco." mod S. Bahia b. IL "XIV
. !. ' ~ f
.~st~_ , zY~.....nra .r-?. a., f...J~4.Ya c may. -.::.y
..✓~~ S ..lY'r„'f+~. .i~.l .~
_A ~:t~'.~nsp;+~•ah-~,t-•~
GAZETTE.
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42100 x, o.;(1 moo!log of pie Select Rad Com-
Own Commas of dm city Of. Allegheny was held
ell *liar evea4m, Jan. U.
,Seled;'preseat,' Mews.. Atwell; Ptande,
HoWes,,lndo; Meier. "Mcßride, B. BUM*, G.
' Mddle, dad Proddent Marshall. ..
RadMe- presented a pelltbaa from sun
driettisens, reading along the obi canal, calling
the attention of 'the Cornell* to the &thy =-
duke of the canal
,bed, the alckneu engendered
thereby, and saldng that ateaanrts be , taken to
abate the nebninee.
,
On sanien. the -petition , ' was referred to a
tad ecenmittn entalsting 'orMeiairs. S. Rid.
'sod MCBIIer.
Mr: Bonk's. prenatal the pippin!' of tha
StrettCououlislaser. with - a renthilossfer the
dop
monist ofted th . e amount stated thends, which
wae a
Mr. Marin inthinittall a petition fir the lap
leg of a four.tsch water pipe : on lealle Oral,
westward from Beaver atm; 'with& resolstlon
authcrighig the work be done. tesels:
thin was adopted.
The same ireatienan prenatal the pa j we'll of
the Superintendent of the Warn Wake ; fie the
Month erMay, with a neolatkin lot ths py
rites& of theism, , which, was read thin times
and pessefL' Not reached Is C. C. -
Mr. Maria stated that the - thatiale ' cifthii.
Water Committee" (Mr. Thomas.) hid - Ceased
• to attend their meeting% while three ethers de•
abed tenet, and the Committeewsianteesearily
embarrassed in their action.
'- las staignation of Mr. Thome% as a member
of the Water Committee, (thuderad at the last
meeting of Counciii, but _nos acted on.) was
called op end on motion accepted:
Mr. T. N. Miller presented 'petition from the
Usion Skating Park Company. asking Conseil,
to grant them the requisite supply of water. The
petition was referred to the Water Committee,
with power to act.
Os main of Mr. Atwell. Mr. Modeler was
duly appolatod at Chairman af. the Water Com-
. .
Mr. Irwin, from the Committee on City Pup
erty, reported a resolution authorising the City -
Ballehor to adiertise for sale and comer any or
all the lota said on city liens held by him, to any .
parties who may - be willing te *dunce the
amount duethe city on the lot so Übe ILA with
interest. coats and magas lir'esses of grading
and peeing, the tenon; to be ascertained by ens
Berme Comialsaloner—notice to begiren to the
propeny holders so be as - practleabia. The
resolution was adopted. ,
Mr. Irwin, from th e Committee on Claims and
Accounts, reported a resolution in favor or the
"payment of the bills of Messrs. Tswana Saville, .
ate George W. Hubiey, which had been referred
to tie Committee tor examination,The resolu
tion wee adopted. Not reached iC. C.
Mr. B. Riddle presented a bill of Messrs. W.
H. Conlin, te Co., for work done on city Hall,
with a reitention for toe payment of the sage,
'which was adopted. Not reached. in C. C.
Mi. Atwell presented the following:
Witheinea, A large number of veteran troops,
after hiving nobly sustained oar common coon- i
try In her time of great peril; are being honora
bly discharged and returning to their homes;
and among other organizations, Knap'a Penn
.ey Iranla Battery, which is a city organization, is
pet cte P 1t reach this city shortly, therefore,
Nnolerd, That the twiddle room of our City
Hall be granted for the reeeptlog of Ike organ'.
talent known seEnap's battery. - - '
The nsaineknt was unanimously adopted. Not
ac .11 in C. C.
R. B. Francis, Esq.. the Colemiler elect, sub=m t ea his rug:nation as a Member of the Select
Council, in order to.'enter upon his duties u
Coetroller.
The raignation as accepted, to take effect
from the a. jogrunllkt of Cow ells.
The President, Mr. Marshali,expreued regret
at pat Ling with Mr. Francis, and complimented
him highly for his swath' and .efficiency „as a
member of 'Connell.
ot. motion 01 Mr. Geo. - Riddle the Mayor
use. authorized to order a epeeist eleetioa la the
From Ward ors Dumber of Select, outsell, to
elitte 'seamy canned by the mlybuttoo et P.
/is Corn:toe pnisiiat 'News. Denney,
t %number, Plttersim, Minna, Hill, Mil.
1. r, To.ritsio. and
the absence al the President Drag)
Mr. English was called to the chair
arsicts presents a petat.oo from residents
of the raft Conitaaa, to the Fourth Mort, analog
tast tse •de wiusa OS the etwortion dispessed
with littered to the tlity Moncton. Witt. Latroe-
Mae to report an °Mussels granting the prayer of
the petitioners.
A. patine% for the gmilag cad pa. lag of Martin
street, tr. ist Csaug to S: Lout street, was r„ferreet to
Spew, t remelt ea
li=t; outwitted w pention from the Library
mam..eishod whims the us* of tho middle room la
the seeone awry of the thty Rah ; for Library put =
pos.a. The regard of ths petitioners was greater!
ML BrelicS Wrote ed the report of We tingicolh
ter; do Endow, with r Winthrop for the payment
of Sundry bills, whlob was adapted
ler. hall presented Um :spur of the Gas Com ,.
matte Silk resolution tor the pahment of sundry
has, wbleb tow minded.' -
(Prerldrat Drum here appiered, and took the -
Mr.
Weir. •
Me. Haws entarttal tie - report: of the. Market
henualttee, with the warp,' et Weighwasters for
the month' of May. amotuniag ho 11,111 Pk Le=
sephd nod ordered l obe flied. •
Mr. deter au.' from toe Oominittee on Whareti
andLeudinde-p.emated a resolution to pay. WA*
dry rills, q atch was adnocd. . •
Ms. bleefelll submitted a resolution instructing
tie throw .th mettles to wow et lothediately for
the couple 100 of the sewer on the East. Clumunod
.ftoto MiuMlnitott atreet to the wed Adopted.
Zr. Mill. I _ple;; ; -,red the 'upon of the- Coonett=
te. o 4 PriutWr, silk itholtithe to • Ippreatulad
lulls, whl t; WWI addled.
FAhantier s=binltted a resolution authoriu.
leg the Street hounnitterto k are River wenue
letw.ea Um railroad b , l de sad Walnut what,
lad betwreo (I..cdrish aid' And c 4-, streets,
or dosed sudiclenay to allow ye "to& pas
M. O. nor , conenrr. I. Ink ..c.=lt3 (Jos
altte• ara streina ail Wt asses ar. =...,faadings.
Mr Miller tarred arepoluttoo eawowerind u ne
Comsat,* on Ermines to hate She • supo of
tie hope Eugisuritowe painted. kesperi. in
B. O. veteran. to honwhhee on Maine'. with
power to so'.
Mr, dalksuber °Mind the followlim,•whleh w
V. tretius, The prerestemnert of tho Ponturylva=
Ifs tonal ars pot ;Wad ashl canal for;the purposes
tor which . It was construed; aid wheresa in Its
Tri oft Llitby eondiron lt Is enatader.ag the health
Soll4tor ffeladrueted to •
lake mak measure* am WI/ /Cad to the abatement
a O. eoncanediand adorned to the epeeist ow
able. retied bye preehms reeolutloe.
Mr Drum, treat tee Omni:antes on Water. Pro.
meted a lengthy report. reels • ins the Mithnuttee
gr.wisit Out of the dbutereeteent between the .
member,' of the eintualeee and the Superintendent
WM* Wider Wafke, aad timbering the uremia.
ton of three members of the °manatee., nantely—
Meson Donn, Hanna sod Miller. The meart was
soconipanhtil with a seam of resolatlons
Mailer the aoceptalee of the resignation the
buyerinteadent et the Watee Worse; deg the
celery of theSaperiatendent at PAO per aonant,
and errs hitt the apponitment of use Enyoieer
and elrenten l im Han Weer to be 'odd by the au.
plumb silent out, ot hie salary, - fee comatLee
we. alto
ten
rutted to melee appll attacks and
eppOlet easspetent Sopertatendeat.
Mr. ache dttostued Seandrett, the Semis.
tea eat . from the acmes alleged &wait May and
revetted that hi. ettons had, not been fully 'me.
aloof ti e comodttes He bed -plated the We.
tor-works de settlarable condlUeni Obleb, bed
art been done by Ws viedeoseaors far *owe p.m":
Mr. Hamm 'LIAO that wren Me. So admit was
asked "boat the cap eity'of rue walks to wittety
the city with water, he reel lact thee. .tke 4-1 old
eartter -wen plated out!. WM& asked by the.
tastatlatte ter Imoniattoa shoat the works.- he
ed•ber caplet er WU , set live IL he was roe. -
Dated ea tfuperurattraat Nr. Hangs admit wleh
to to a neater et the calunlttee - .
Mr. Mensal ' Wei teat Kr. Seutdrett las re.
treated!) tapes sad aa lataitclea to redge but lie
had Milualted hba to name Mutes the Mans,
year, ai he wtedider Ms date.
Mr. asierted that ere nut of the Ha.
ter.tbmmlttee.had iroaotaoed Mr. Seeadrett le.
TdrzlisUala r ted that Mr.ltoandrett &Salable:mei
Ma that the Water.. , eke wire tosaMcieet ts l
th. , 047.1/11111.seleattltelmlactiti Mid de
cided ettutrwite. He .(21r. Hall) whiled. lot, a
at",olt• ir the teimorea eat of the worts..
Mr. Mains stated that air , Sandie! , 'Weald
kb,t swoon weeded aim • plea far Um Improve
ment or the Waits, whlchitelutal Added ..0r5... , . , ,
• ble.Pattenwatmeed that the present dlMoulty'
between the Wet e cloawittes snit the supetz.
t•ndeat war ale evaistal astute:; . , .•,
Afar solve further- Msenssloa, thit , ropert wee
&tweeted. (ezeepttax that yart lo Wenner. ti.tae
tell nation of die .hreemeabera. of ilia Iyenkrait;
tie.) at d the rotate lens were adapted '
II Selma Connell the wattle as ter,.was post.
paned, lane Haunch QlJecirsed weelliaTlesday
. 7 Deuellt of lir. tieftee.—hlr. J. O. Berton;
the ever Ipopnior Comedian.. mhos a &rowell
benefit st;the Pittsburnhlitiuttre tomight, We
doubt not. his mans frionthswill curet him with
theirmrsince, az d iswell:the Dal* tO 'lta
utmost copecity, .The See Eorlish comedy et
"Pal! Pry.. tottotbermith the "Kieg oreinbC"'
and 1101 en Bhinglen form the bill for the ocea•
7.arceily.--jle4 briibui, a domestlC ha ,
boar Leg -fora the blayorlesteniay ori a ettaj
of Wool way apprspdauns s west. sad .bas 1
smi s sal able bream tAtio tie. P ra ie<, of '1
11sitbatarear.. :The proluctuir• r• - R
-• S ec
lag to sOd the caae to omri, las Sonar COale
ed to dWklia the owe with cOate.J. I
; gekael Xenia's/ 111 g faa o 44 table I
ilamitik ate Waeiab 'cottzt. • enuh and
elaik , ' loamy atitaatoga,. dOsaeinlea, dm«
primp AteCiellindla . !thee Audi
notuse, bg Fla stmt.
...
• . 4 deiehier - Etecte&—Tbe Eighth Wardle • :
Board o*las, maim sleeted KW Manta NI h-
tel aba hiralay Vepartmeaa 'of
- said Waal Belbaok.alas Alla Kam E. DatKai.,
Catithiertii . ..doeektig. liatmetta, oss;
:Num, iuM catetiotaity,' . Mcatesattf .
'Zoe s 4rirlb
Lidice, settle_ cod ebildriffies boots,' '
sod csittnr..ofevery_ . dePt*IPLUIDi st . , McClellan
4icsion ilawke..s3llrth anuf.
art. 6006, durine, haste
itiores gad higiftienialsts,
.eoe
imeglonilic,sio;ss /'4)110M41
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ESTABLISHED IN - 1710 - ; f Jr
Diteequi_ et, Citations.
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J. y-'•
District Attorney.
MYIIIIB.II. EDlroast—The CIIIITIIII/ tar this or
rice being about;to &we, behooves the people
of this leyal cononudty to Acta that thep know
bow to reward her pliant *oldish, and they ife•
resolved that their tolls and sacrifices In - our
comttrVa mule soma unappreciated or So bun
ihrgottes. . • —.•
•
Let this feelbz be aardiested by an earnest
awl 'Urge* lowan of CoL Daft, a gentlealsot
bosoatilittaa aro equal to the position, aad
whole past caner ls wildcat goaraatoe'ollito
the pec il latldscoanty penult I clilltaa
to dehat a mat lobelia - 1M a hastilsk big cow
try's genteel 91111thayrtfoleo 4ho-', victory
ota chrbiaa otticaotetar arteramaloudaittlklW-
•- • ,
Bat one civilian stands between Col. Duf ass
the eines: no tier andldate: Mr. Xhilmato.
rick, whose tent of deelhoolcm publlibed De
lon, 'ern& I' too oppast a atfier ea ermensi, and
although comma of ea nomination, honorably
and sesmonaly dallied to continue the enema
sultan Km, and baviaravary confidence in his
ability and amsyetanoy, Eon gives the tationel
hie hearty support. , • Sounszeltarmm.
lb Ile Liam Totem of Afteetairgoiastyr—litiv
kindness of friends has sensw ley namo.Ja
commodes with s rgeondeation to . the °dice
Dktrit Attorney.'
At the time of the siggestion" male;- '
the canted being exclusively hiagora VANN
eras to my mind a fair and !wearable one. and
as an appreciates of my discharge of
dal). on the partof my friends, war to me, 'of, • .
averse, twirling. • . • • • •-•-•
Nem then, howerci,, new' eandidele has _-
been named In the Inman of a most weer- •
strackmai, and gallant soldier; Colonel - L. , - - 1••.'
Derr. Retested llfe arid lbablnicaPmligis.
otontry and the Miff, and wears npm
son the aears of most Wins and' homing :do-
Weider with him, nor with any staler wheat
the loyal ; people of the county may consider'
can 1, or will I have any conteetfor
thti or any office in their gilt. Daty and pawl.
otism alike suggeslthat the soldier should Cll
any.egice, to which hemthintt, and thddittlitif of
which he 'squalid"! to discharge.' therefore ' -
htg leave to deellne.the candidacy In favor of
Cal. Duff; and tottge ray Mends th 'weal; to - • -
him all the snpporYwhich their gammas petite&
enee may have kindly intended for me.
Thanking you for your repeated 'exPresslimu
of personal confidence. in the past, • -
I am, very respectfully yours,
Zone M. 11.111LrATRI9L..
Pittsburgh, day 12, 1864; ' '
County Convention.
Einvona Geznyntr.lt mar 110 t min i be mm t• •
make a remark in relation to the members of the
-
Leglelatnre which are to be put in nomination
by the Colon County Convention, which Moots
It is till-important to have a pea ticket, and
one that will command the confidence of not
only the party but of the people generally: •
In this connection allow me to say that Hans
}3; Herron Is one of our late members who --
ought to be' returned. having at the
.primuy
meetmgs in his immediate 7 1 01nity onststWed
Etryty One knaws, who visited Harrirbuiz
ttst he was both 'limed and eapalge," and
will
do his bonistiments good service if hots returned
as onoof the members from this county.
Iterunuour.
Commtadoner. - •
hicasne, Enrroas: It is worth the while of Chi' •
delegates to-day to give their attention to thy.. ... ,
* claims of Johnston A. Conner.- of timer
Clatr township, !aloof the 76th regiment, P.. V.,
for County Commissioner. Mr. Conner Ma - -
young,man whe was seriously wounded in the •
foot at the battle of - Chester Heights, Va., and
permanently disabled. No one of our brave and
returned volunteers is mere deserving or tithes •
worthy than he;. and the county through bar •
delegates could not confer the eke upee any
one more Justly entitled to - the position. The'
interests of the county amid never suffer if en- -
trusted to his care. Mann Femme. .
Gov. Clarke, of Pllsalasoppl,an a Boorgist—
Ivor.
The. rebel Governor Clarks, of Mississippi: has
the assurance to officially call a convongon of
the people of that State, to repeal the ordinance -
of 'occasion, which be says, was. adopted with
•guenticedeoted unanimity. by the people,l in' •
'l6lll. parka like all the Southernleaders; has "
an amastsg amount of mamas as hie capital • - -
In trade, aid nes it on all occasions, becoming . ; •
or otherwise. It is a matter of no motaeat
whether the ordinance of "Went= is ever 're- '
pralcd,l and certainly • the Government of.tha
Gaited States will not let those who adopted IC ,
with net ' unanimity men agihi to repeat the -• '
(urea racindlug it. The azalea of the United ;•••-•
States have effectually repealed all the illegal.
acts of the usurpation, and, with them, abolished
the *Ter of all the State functionaries who hue : •
been assisting to entree these acts upon the
San-hero people. The Govarainent staltoritlf . •
beak restored, It wilt announce the necessary .
movement for the people to put their Stens ' ;
swan la poetical relations with the General GOT- . .;
ernmect. The deetructionista are not wanted soft
a:cousins-m.l.f. --raga Lakrer,*
. . .
Trial of Jeff. Davis. ••-; • -
. ,
The trudiots of the iinp.ame Court of the Dia- ..
trict of Columbia have determined to Cry Jet.
Da'!; on the indinnent found last niass. •
fore a fall bunch, "Judge Canter. preaidl g.
There !smitten to believe that th - e trial will take
-
ptace on or about the 15th of this month, =leen
the defendant can make a allowing of nnectadlr
for pas*mi n g the hearing fora few days. [cis
not tellered, remover, that Jeff, Dart: willla
tartan. enT objection to a trial this mate, wi
• e facts involved In the case are patent and In.
leputablei sad were inch a thing pennissiblein
a criminal trial, the case could be beard upon an.
agreed statement of facia. The trialualsetoc , . • .
,-;
call more than three or &nu. days In the, •
titbits of the jury and presentation '
say 'further prolongation will depend on the
length of argimente of counsel. - '
Baas= Asa, 841 exteaalve distiller of Dvltiat;
Otto; was detected 's few days atm In anWemps • ..
to sailndla.the GOTeKLIMen oat of- the Dial=
soma eight lituidred barrels of-whisky,'. by re:
moving the same .froat the distillery what'. thia ,
swam came around., The smuggled inlete was
. .swam
old barn, about Slur milts DM* *
Delphos. As the time the 'diseases, was mids, '
the (late). owner of the whisky was In NOW:
Talk.," probably, asking arrangements 'for 'the,
sale of his busy stock, in which he hail teem! •
so rtietetafal In evading the' tax. On hls
=.ll
owaver, be Wand his whisky -sassurdy - -
la a warehouse at, Delphos, Ruda
the.mintrol of the saseassr,' his dhUlb. . cioaei
and She keys In the hands of the Gkrferlllaltit
I,l6!3esinr.
- A Samoa as Intoram.--Adviont from
/frortrma Monroe Inn= as of the estabilikommt
:of a public government school at Clap Mal*
toe, and of .its. belag 5 sabre a
,was mutilated some ilma ether byt}edmal. 3
ler. and wee put In operation by Gineral
Morn than' me tonnisna, - attend; mist of
them bring cblldreniltnrgialaaa"Tbb
lna were ereetetby tbe the imam
blrentirelrel Amin m es collected lei tie SF
'reent by a levy on senate commercial pdvl.
The Principals Rev. J. & MUM, Of
Wat Cheater ‘ Va„ mho feeble to be very
, 4r ateam g ,the pos.
Coaltstrelifie of the Correia) has noshed
a eientanateation.,etved,by twearty-ttiWw lead '
hig' bettors °Mew Tort cltry, iitatutz,that thew -
wlll.oot, sate tor eirdWatioa.upott wee", iliWeeke
%Wider thelreWtal to 'enable all the Naw Tett
bpote ,lbeeozoe zatketal beaky'. which Our
coal oot dolt all Won to claim , eirestlatiotat•
the.ammat which they would be eatitied.lader
tbelaw. The backs' le . Providetwei niqtrOct
and New Haven we. Ulkhkg action qen thi
awrote *OP* be .the New To* blab: Alliditb-
Thin..of Boston unites with theNew - Terkr
b,iake. • ,
• • Lan' wVektvro returnee rebels mum to utddi
Court Ibnirei Wert Va.; where, their • father:
sldai, They 'Ode through the town eteddimi fi
millarlly to acquaintances, but found none
• Ingto recognize them. They Wereloon nutlfiat
that but thirty minutes would be alloriorl..heit
to leave. "Thq hint was taken 20 they; Wt.'
They were mounted on two 'fluty hurses,_tim '" •
were prumMd and their buries taken Croat Mum , '
and turned ever to chinas who Wham nibbMi •
of their honest by Confederate lbterat.,-
Tat Cestptroller of: tho Currency Lute decided •
art , to tame a oertlacate of auth. rift to coat
mance builnerna to any Batton!. batik •elavattott _
fin era Blue ban k the elreobaloa of. tha
*hats bank exceeds theautount silowed fat a aa.
timid bank of the ems capital, dearalair the
Mae bank . chettinion tO be, alter content:al; "•••
the'. &edit:lion Of tee natlonal km 1461000 the _-
hater la, tn, all naspetla.; responsible fat •
booed to tedtem tt. - -•-• , '. ,
Me. Fertinion Lini, late Mid grimly bet
' , ltotiled IF 1.0 tithe Pupae° or Ms - Ituligeiat • •••',.
. 1 ' 124 cot to reie.: ll lze ao,Y Of Ms ‘'frisods r ,t
other 'dollA Vijo - fined tojoie Lit rite re.
tently-squeii rebthloc - • Tale meet tremai: f. • .9:) -
daswileleneleetkei 411 l tie liter vitt deep is - .:
wet by flub frionag of tie lap peiersLi. , ••• "s
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