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Zontreal Fortifications.'
JEFF. DA1111P• PATE STILL DISPUESED.
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risrunta Pori's, June, steamship
Penrsial i traiiitheqnot Itmelst, Green.
_asstlXtuitklind, paeeed this point at a late hour
The steamer Illbernlan,, hem Quebec, arrived
at Tare;pool on the 31st 'of Nay. The steamer
3 City of. Manehestar , from - New York,,arrisoi at
tr
r 7 azoispool• on the sin of May. The steamer
. Amesioa, from New Turk, mired at 83uthamp
• ion on the ISlst of May. - - •
, - ThePollheal 11e111 is rmhnportaat;
The The attitude of the United
- eters oti the qtestkus of the Alabama is per.
kepi snore Isepottant than _the Amends theca
! • sews. The eorreopondence opened In 1863, on
l l:ahe part of the Volttcntalra, and fa- thins
.. _..... mate% and nothing can
bemore courteous. Mr. adatutasid ..the Bolted
States desin'd to maintain amity as well is
the_peace.„--I...bglisnd linemen:- 6 05 stef claim
fair fat .of the right ',of,the
lidedredekoilkaich. -- *Thrie'erilitave to - be at
omized somrtim.,, and Ecgland Is unconscious
et hostile. illtiniilms ., In urgieg then(. She will
decline to Infer such intentions from the mem
=ofonfetandingEnuudArdiiithich she bul
la unfounded. .
The Chdareelibr,,of the. Exchequer delivered a
emelt at Choate yesterday, in faior of hie
toe who Knees/ wing_ for eleetlois to the next
entrTheiChanceitir expressed - himself
- in ram of at wide extenakm of thwfoutchlse to
• tbe workleg elansesoot asat .I:letterer abstract
?Uhl, lnalte add to:dreughed the laws and
genWtstionol theDoo l . 47. —ff li-, -
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etirbeateMpaf-Coettmmert hertweereelt-Britm
ale and the Zoilvereia Ass signed on the Sisk
i- •,- Pnancru—it was (nettedd Unit several foreign
- toms have proposed a collective remoestrance
ggesc'Erbiee llefuleitis's speech, btu Illedlrot
IJect was frustrated by lard Cowley declaring
-• that tbe iss a r ec ag a Lconid not affect. England, and
- that any. step would be offmalve to
' ... Abe irepmerittient.
-2411u7SEd - ora on tta 31st was dill' and
. .; getalieekstetral erlse. - '
Oxinexu—The ' , •clieitions nave terminated:
quiet prensileff-with4tr exception•of a few. Mil
- .7 . Important oatbreski.' •' - - •
. Buant...,The Bruillan mall 'maid Llibint'
, ;with Rio detest° the 10th - of May. `
Lopes had
'1 veliedifin the port of Assumptlcrn without a
Sktbirstlon of wer,•the•Argentlne keetnei, iltzt
' s . ler.. The squadron bad takes the pare at CM
,Si _Rates - Aid two vessels of mar. The town was.
•: - ,i, , accupbs4, -, tvilboat , ydLtanee, by 7,000 Para
: tißust a 117 .- ' • '-' ''' .
nevraithaingliritad tea - deist' d their re s.
i:- . ignaikunk aulienenaildebaco Do Any was In.
;; 7 *rested with the Saination of i Orli Cabinet.
p1,,..,:' l, . Bombay telegrams ' of , May Iffith 'had itscheil
. Loudon. *. - One - - Menthan further disasters. but
•: 1 anotletr.la wideestood-to speaker the Biel fail-
A, . ures.lo4,lbe trOne•of both is very-gloomy. It
. : is addedlbet MI the. - claim on Collo it Co., not •
~.,., •-. legally proved, wilite rejected,xnesmar.,•Proba'
:1 i,. loth that'the line of bargains will be thrown out: -
.1 . - , • . Spar*_ The Matto Evoentel says: - Should the
dissolve Cougrca, ninety Of
Union Will abetalo (comm it king per tho t
in
Ir. the elections. -Titelinendal dlfficultbss of the
:"•:. gesensmare Mullet to be extreme.
"• V ander Arectel—On the BLA the Sc.
=Andes:libel:mut at th e' bank was slight..atthe
I Snek'Ximiumge, loins veer offerel it 23 3. :
„,. . metimic of - .France is expected shorty to
• ; 1 Inner Ur book Sites. -• _ _ -
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Tiuggstkeitillemrantinttie Bea of England
1, 141 1 1 1_ "e''''=l`'l,zsci,„„Per cult.
were quOted et
.47030/73‘s.grie60}40511
,Itilmate Centralsbares
I ' ' 2B- =‘; ' ,..lune:l.ner esiesaf
" . :6”- .- cation MK Dis tlo , 7011 f says some ,rap. 75,000
•t :- bales, izeinding 49.000 .to speculators and ex-
~ " porters. The market buboes buoyant, and the
1' prices of Metall' and:middling quinine are ld
• - higher:•. The market closed firm with an rap
'' - nerd, tendency except fee sworn. ,deserlntions.
,san Swaim, 46.00., sod
ash. report Flour , dull and
„= o :rak - VB,-.,_...
.:- ~. irregular:- 'Wheat inactive and I®&llewer for
Inferior Winter Red ''at 8a 6d Gas 8.1. Com
' heavy and 6d lower at Ilie for Mixed.
••:::: !' Proeistene—Beef quiet and steady; Pork very
I
..:,. , dull and easier; Bacon quiet; Muter dnner, with
~ an improvement on infeetwqualltles; Lard drat
l, L end Is. lower;
_Tette! Mild,
r - Prodere.-Ldisbee Wes et 28e tidal% 6,1 for
--1-, no
and Paris t Sugar Sprite Turpentine Coffee
i ' no sales; Bloats steleap. dull
, and nondasit Wein fist; Linseed Oil quiet and
I- steady; Petrolesimsery dull. - -
-! Leaden Markeed—Steadstuffe quiet. Wheat
4. if via as flortciwer. Seger is quiet. - Coffee
..r.kr quiet and firMV Tea be !DWl:ire - but StendY.
0 1140 ._ 0 Vid•but' f iltresd7F — Toliow le quiet- • -
, ..,-vommelosedsm, Wednesday at 91%1301X..
.• Iberians% Inn Central shares. 76%. Erie,
1 66 1 ,4651.. - U ,
times Five-Twenties,' 67®
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itc.r.Cottest--The brokers' eir
ails: reports %heresies or cotton kw the wade at
10 1 1.600 bales, hieludieg- 21,600 to speculators
and Pit:6oo- fonts:Mem The _market has been ,
buoyant and
_pleat are' Ll6llO higher kir
..gruseksikand ffdoptian,•anddfflll.6 Mfoe -
'otter descrintious. -Meanies A
of Friday a gber re eat
..matod a 115,000 balm .The market' closed-Re
cited. with an uosrtro .. tentruny.
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Ilttilastedlk very . dull and air gtallUee idled&
:dont
~. •T ratela.ona quiet= and steady; With As
- eleeption of Link which Is still declluing.
:•• - Landow, June 3 —Conrad* closed at 8914'0,
' 141. Ettradltideld. Talk& astral shares, 76x,' .
Erie shares 50,4 11. s. 5-90'es, 67@67%.
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The. Ittilllow the Bank of England . la, in
aaaed
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- The steamers a and Rabe. f r om . New reek,
' wind aklktwon on the 91.,.. .
I The lioenbay , k flinciao 'aro not eonfirated,
Walther & Co. Llrerpool and East India mer
:- clwan, lInTo :The liabllitussarnA4oo,ooo.
or. .., It ls stated tti " Buenos Ayres has declared
1, `war stalest gamy. A triple alliance has
been formed bet ern Engl. I:Trivial and the
. • • Argentine Re& The alltecere marching s
strops' force st Parasttay„
: ..- Blom. Thar tee-Loot win Givateasae.--
• : Th ipabile wii lryiy occupied with the Iwo
. . "kir the Deftly. kra , eh horse,* Gladiator,
• ..• evnantsally law ter by two length& There
-Irse a length between the second and third bar- •
‘• d iem - The Lon Palms warmly -eongintulde
1 ' clones en the trl utph - ar.blevefd. -.. .. .
•'.. -... , The .21Iner teat they have fairly es
, tabllahed themaeliee as mt. rivals en the turf.
g`, "The price was fair &&
roe
-- . It le sald that ' e owner of the - Gladiator,
E ., :Vaunt Ingtange, Wins from E 70,000 to 180,000.
' win overjoy Lospon's =we.
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I, The feelnvelog_ fumy- ennetnary of the news Just,
. cal by the City oil Loudon. which sailed froth
7 Literpool May,ffirt, for New York r
islik -The Atlantic email wa• completed on the 99th,
l!••••w -aid a banquet girth by the contractors; all par
.- Ilea seemed 'Waded • with the great. results • al.
ready obtained. red expressed almost a codein
' Sy of thiieeteaprhie befog a gnat success.:
, t, la tbeillaise 'of Commons. iu =sow to a
. 1. ' •Ine
ma llgei t k il l e r. Caldwell sid a d f s t r b E e ffots l
Hod gel b t e , ? ..
Idet, but without any .reenle. -The Gave:mut
a,• Acknowledges the right of property It land by
C•• the Hokum's Bay Company under their charter.
• ___• • The Owi_es7ln The Canadian- delagatee have
Ciaa a u lu OU • complete mission ith the Imperial - - gfflalliat as to the • foalgall i ous• of Qaebeo
sad Nonfatal. They ilrmly believe the proposed •
f:...' , . 00111/0&11111011 will be =lied oat.. , '
.
I I - Tbe Jamul& sottilnue Phinuslit• the Bate: of
t ' •,,Jelf. Data. -
s.i Tbe Daffy rare hopes mercy will be weeded . ,
k' sot but that bee deserves patitattnettt , bat
f . became. the' ple-the leftwl goverment
k. , etyreeesta la, Wedleeted no triaapbant
e 7l,that nollidateaa he added, Ito paulattesset
"cooldist'greelor ihalfallute, - and mercy would
awe PO regret hi rain yeast. :-
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The 2101 q says ante the ealbeci manage of
1 the Treetaintereitee no longer regard gm cm
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WM 111X10161:104 - .. if. prove
me a
. IlitlV iteneinie. ea - the et the
itovenuseen 1111 PIT be 'rectal - by yawed
-'__ Tine of tierreaddeet. • . . ,
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A ,. ‘ " 4. . t :ftelkiire firigliger4 ~.
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t•-' - . X imlll.—Tm meow HilLeatia
es OIX.,
and CIS, of ISO" Mika lar lIIIMPS 604 217.1 tak'
i . Ink see igalloaserea Offload *glut la
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leneval . of the :Janes River 66-
t• struetleas. '
SURRENDER OF "EXTRA BILLY SMITH."
The Hampton Roads Moe Conference.
INDIFFERICK POPICIWDiq FIRE
Matters in North Carolinn.
2.llrw,YonsoTeme I L - The.frerald'altir.hutolla
and Petershnig dispatched ilia a rapid ricaral
of Umbrae's in those places, and great progress
is being made in the 'work ofie•establishing civil
government throughout Virginia, under the
auspicei pfGOTernor Plerpoint. The Authorl•
ties, as fast as is practicable and politic, are
turning over State property to' the charge of the
sew State administration, and in much hater
cotrailitieh than It:, WA coned when tt fell lute
their hands. -
A delegatkm of the principal clam= of nearly
every count y hr thhi Buda has visited Governor
ILimeat s endonautracrttely e x pressed thelrdee t z: e
to nizar their allegiance to the national govern
ment, and to eaSperate with him In such a pot
lcya the State government as he may deem
best, for the welfare of all the people of the
State. The chartable mid ether public Inattta-
Mons have again been inn in proper condition.
Tbe repairing of the railroads and canal is
pushed forward*lth repidltT;entthere bevel]
prospect that 'Virginia well before long;elthlblt
throughout her territory even a grater audi
tion of prosperity than that enjoyed, before she
was dreamt intothe rebelika,-
Professor hfaillport, the engineer who removed
the rocks at,Etell-Gatey In the East river,, has
beta IbrsoMe tate engaged in retooling waken
vessels and other obstructions, placed In the
James river by rehab., by blowing them up, :and
bas been very succeufel, having cleared the
charnel sufficient for the purpose of navigation
allthemig trpto Itietimen&-
3t fs sald that Proftsior Maillport thinbi that
the Dutch Gap Canal will ultimately be of great
advantage to the James river ehipplag...
The, rebel. Govertior,- - Wm. Smith,- (Extra
Billy.) of Thginia, has beau .furnished with a
passport on which to travel to Richmond to our
render hkuselT to the national
Thri - Hmad's 'Richmond' letteesayer''M the
time of the Hampton Roads peace conference
the lirst 'obstacle fa thews yof.eajustimmt was
the introduction' by Davis, contrary to. the vitt
of Benjamin, ot the words "The twee:marl
in the prellmliartr prop:Mittens tote ns,
with a view to the restoration of peace.
Ilie - pscitoralticet astrolobrally drawn uo by t"
Benjamin, contilned the words: "Goth a
to the restorstion of Peace to our country,.
the test words were stricken out Davis,
the words •'both the countries" substituted..
_ . .
iostrtictiorecto .Commissioners embodied t...
Idea Milks -told'hasii nod wbicliikesiwire to
proceed. The Commissioners used all Mold . • n.
mice in their power to induce Darts to mo y
hislaetruetions so as outgo foreclose all hopes of
adjustment, but in vain. He was inflexible n
his determination to make a recognition I
ilobtkentlideptiodem6 an' inilitidnaahlrf 0;e
tide of pare by negotlatien: .- • --, - ,-
The same letter says: The people of Vie' a
manifest total indlifermecif respective; the fate
Jeff. Davis., .' _ _
Mtn Truro' Miami' aid letter sayer Hien floni—
tion in the city were ruttimal mite 7th, May
Mayo opened his malt ;, for dispensing Asti .
In addressing the "Court' be promised to parge
the city-of filth and riscallty., Two--or then tinlinportant idiot - Were tried. '•'— -- '-- --- `,
• The American , Cam Coxmlalos still con.
tanneito babe rations - th thspoor.. - I
• " General Snatch hes.orders4 the agent of
Christian emendates, 'lO give SIP the roo he'
occupies for the use of the Government. I ms
No
other roams um he obtained. Gen. Patrlelthes
Mao 'ardered the Superintendent - of thseolired
schools to vacate the mean occupied Oy histedf
and ire gyps of teachers. The Spottswood end
other hotels are being repaired in antkipaSon
of large travel. -• •
.Aceounta. from aU.paits _of .North Candles
.repreeent that the peopio Ire readily sequieseibag
Sind co-operating In themateures of the rookinal
authorities for the restoration of order, Weil Rot
=meat end domestic Induntry: •
Beath pollee fats torthe prevention of law
lessness we being establishai- by the chishas
in camerone counties. • •
The rrestileat's Amnesty Ymelareation, d
appointment of Mr. Holden Mr Pronsio at
Governor. has given general sathifaction, and it
is'erpected that a Seri large "Le will be polled
at the approaching election to choose deluge;
to a State Convention.
A call haaleeiSsonde on the military such -
ties to NW& Carolina , hi a number of raid ts
of North- and &iw.h Cardisa. for protection
against the dap edalkins of ihd,r own people.
The Tema' Was says:''Mr. licildes has the
confidence of the masses and will receive the
eupport of Gib Won- Ineds„ , and,: In feet, the
poorer . deuce, who make. up the voting pop
ulation, Slaixtialinum. , ' tie Ur many' the
mien bat they are 'mostly %eluded in 460 Mars
balding community, and were leaders of the
State dining the rebelllota role.
manta. - Jule 6.—lnteillgenee- item aR
parts orate State Indicate the 'ready ,retern of
the people to their loyalty tn ens• the.,llnited States. -
citieenited the Wftnotialel am as.
tablbhing a tome police system. for the Dumas
ofthalwaining• order and suppressing depreda
tions.
• 'The prospects • are that the movement •to
restore citil law await this inauguration of
a new State government, •will call the largest
vote overcast •• in:Via State,sioamtions are the
people to'retnrn to thelr'peacefal
• -President Johnson's amnesty mdelamatkin Is
weal rectived by the people of the Psata, • ,
lifTablifilleM of hir. :Hahn, as
_p rov i s i on
Governor.
_The people of South Carathia have called • •
on the United States milltaryantterttles
lotto, in this Biate,,for protection- against lb •••
own people;•wtice:ase committing:...:. • ••
Won babh•ildfler;
PROM CAIRO AWD 'BELOW.
Steamboat Collision on Taro. River.
THE. !ATE EXPLOSION AT, MOBILE,
Suspected Party - Arrested.
REISIIIIA7IOI Or 61E.1111211AL
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CAIRO. June 11.—Tbe steamer Kate Hart,
from Memphis, has four hundred biles of cotton
for EracerSle Lard ChicinnatL - • • -
The MeMphis Chamber of Commerce has
beta renrgazired. -
The steamers Poland and Idaho collided In
Yazoo river on'thend,, resulting. In the sinking
of the Poland; and a loss of tee or twelve lives.
Morgan, the retel, who last year shot General
Canby, has been arrested.
New-Orleans adviees of the fithatate: .
An Impottairclue to the cause of the late dis
astrous explosion at Mobile is thought to have
been obtaieed. A man named
„Wall hes. been
arrested atidoblie charieo with being - Implica
ted. He states that he and two other men, on
the night previous to the explosion, placed tor
pedoes between the buildings containing the
powder, and that the work was performed reader
the direction of a rebel Major, who threatened
them = with irritant death If they disobeyed or
offered to resist, and that the Major afterwards
lighted the fuze of a shell,. coney with the
interoarairaniorisent. • • - • •
- Torts does bare also discovered In the
rums of the Custom House, so arranged as to
explodenn the (mooing of the doers. ',Gibers
wire found concealed In desks In theism° WA-
General Warren has .resigied Ms commission
u Mrjar General of volunteers, and has been
succeeded In command at 'Vicksburg by General
Osterbans.
.
'haw Toni, Jana 11.—The New °deems ton
feepmdtmt of the N. 1., Errata "states it is es
timated that the total ainottnt.of 'cotton of ail
Wadi, secreted east of tha - Ninlealppi River, is,
100,000 balealo,ooo in dawn's- and 80,000 to
Pierre Soule h In Mexico..
. Ex•Gor. Yoors bee. beta arr teainasent.to
Nirialegton. •
' Oen. fTherldaa ba&-lasued orden forbidding
,i34lltory Inked/nee 'with therAlpianst of eottca
INTELLIGIIIINCM FROM ILIMAIL
Casco rtheltrltak Stemma* Jilisrpi
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Nww Joie 10.-44 tees from Nissan
state that the r e w of : the British stewaship
NsIT. better inert as Abe Alaumder. was de.
sided la she NaiNisu Adiabilty court, 3147
The wry- IMO ftettoa SiOrdakis.beingiiir
tended for a rebel craise. Aim ottiort eon
struatlea.Vactatirrir 4 5 / 1 1030101 and
some shells packed, wire Mad , ce
bewilAwtsthetwith cotauthaiwati bliaka
ether wasptetaas looking ta le .
and It w aatil as
jewleed OM the Striate was stare saliable the
• ihip or was than Ibr a eseir.baat ram& - Ths
defies wait that the yawl was iamb( for a
blockade maw. Doyle" rated that the
dm bee mettesa wade ital, wig discharged Se
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88B8j, patisExPar INNUENDOS%
Issistanl)Sterelary of War ; Dana.
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THE EVACUATION OP SABINE PASS.
Capture of BlockadO Runners.
PORSIGX MINISTERS , SYMPATHY nsrr.
Wartunrron, June 1 L.—Disputed received
at the Stale Department anaounce that the gov
ernment of the Netherlands has lonnally :re.
Minded the recognition of belligerent rights ac;
'Corded to the rebels. This is bi' response to tha
appeals of this government addressed to WI the
national powers. lhifilaint was imeof the
first to became our 'ay after Um Mirobitlonary
war. so. to her honM it said. hai hewn'
thit very first to retrace her steps after having
mourned adltf Mreat iii,itsiticM darlagthe
This breaks the combination of Blithe European
rowers . acknowledging the rebels' belligerent
rights.
A verbal'error. In the printed teetimony of
Mon. Charles - A. Dana before the Military Com
missies new engaged- is the trial of the eged
conspirators, makes it appear that e has
ceased to be Assistant Secretary of War. This
Is erroneous., He Ares not - expect td red itn
ill July - Ist. •.
The Navy Department hirs remind the ow
ing information of the capture of the defeeezel
of Sabine Pass, the entrance to Galveston,Teruo
New Oar sees, May 211 8 05.
firer—l have the honor toinform you cad the
department that a dispatch under date of the
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16th lest. , will this day received from Capt. B.
Sands, reporting the evacuation of the de.
fences of Sabine Paes, Forte Magnseit and Grit
fin. Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander
Pennington holstal.tha.,llnlted States flag on
these forts. The guns,. five. in number, were
spiked in Fert Gritlin,-and are described as hey.
leg boss - covered With two - noet of timber, two
covers of railroad iron of four feet each 011 top.
There were foric magazines. of like constpue
doe. Lieutenant Pennington left' force enough
to bold the forts, and retired to his vessel,leav
inn the American flag flying. •
- Captain Sands. under date °lithe 27th of My,
reports that the rebel troops Of Texas have dis
banded and are going home. The terms of sur
render fixed -upon New Orleans between
the commanders seat by General Kirby Smith
and Gemini Canby, having been compiled with
on the part of the rebels, it only fell upon us to
occupy the fortifications. .
'With regard to the rebel naval forma It Texas
I am seamed by' tne Confederate Lieut. Coin
mender, Jonathan Carter,,who is now, here
and declares hinmelf to-be the senior nivel offi
cer, that there Is no naval property or officers in
Texas on the seaboard, and only one vessel Dr
the Red Itivetthe, ram Misnouri, will& will be
sirreadered to the commander of the Missis
sippi squadron. Very respeerfolly.Ac.,
(Signed) H. R. Taarorrea, • -
Acting RearAchoiral,
Gblecni - -Welles,l79f the Hafj.
The Navy . Departmeat also • Medved the news
of the destructinn of the !halite blockade ten-
ser Denbigh. KO, Sith,, oresivestrm, by the
U.S. steamer - Pert Jackson; also of a mhoosen
called; Lecompte, - used as- a guard boat at
Gelvetton, hy boats from the U. B.steamer Cor.-
The Roast= lethdeter, Baron /Docket, and the
Spanish Mit later, Mr. Tamar*, wafted upon
Seward- se4erdayat the Department
of atm% to express In the name of their
respective sovereigns the - profound condolence
and tun:math, of the twograiknitUon, lot the
national loss =staked by the assassinitlon of
the late lwldeet,end tir Alm dreadful @offer
ings of the fatally or the Srermary
They greeted Mr. Seward moat cordiallt_. and
express:4 sincere satisfaction at his recovery.
The wife of the Secretary bu, been _very tt
Or seven d.days past, but 13 :lOW COMTeil; . lg.
"The Bureau of Internal Ilevenue'does not Del
antheniced by law to matid the atisount'reedrid
in a policy of life insurance as either I*sey or
Income, consequently assessors, oath Dottier
advised, will not:hold such antouhasonorlartax.
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STRIMEk ADMIRAL DUPONT SillL
Brithb. Skip, Stone Badly Daiiitied.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE COLLISION
BOIITOIN. Jose 10.—The steamer Admiral Do
rmer, from New Tort for Fortress Monroe, weir
run Into and sunk on the night of Ms Stb.
by the British snip &one. from Philadelphia, to
St. - joke's. New Brunswick. The SAW. Dupont
smat in ten internee after the eolllslcm. The crew
sad pessengers, excepting fifteen, or twenty, were
saved. C.apt.ditoce Pepper and illthe officers of
the Stone &means. The tames of the lost are
as yet Mittman. 'The Buiee hosing sustained
osmidamble disms by the collisitm, was rna
ul,ere on Smith's Yam; where she remains*:
a hod •
BOwroar, Jena U;-.TheoiNeas, craw and pas
ta:gas of the steamer Admiral Dupont, ar
rived bete on Saturday nta it._
' The Purser reports that she le st New Teat on
the Tth for Fortress *arra% with some small
detachments of troopr, and at irtV o'clock next
Monger, la a dense fog, sha 'saw the ship BM
dacona steering nearly in an opposite directioot
stopped the engines and termed them to avoid
ebilision. but before the meatier could losehead
way, the two 'vessels came In contact, and our
starbami tow 'was stared in ; found tha atesaus
was seuling down by the bead very last, and In
three-minutes after the coil:Ana the steamer
west down. As far as is ascertained, one fire
man, six soldiers and one colored woman are
missing.
FOREIGN - TIIW IN'JEFF. DITIIII.CIPTIIRE.
British and Prench Comments.
New Tong, June 10. —Foreign parer, by the
Mika's; milla s ommment freely on the capture
of Jeff. Davis. All of them, both Zogilsh and
French, agree that Davis should not be hanged.
Intelligence of the capture of Drat will produce
.
(ruling of madiny anxiety In every country
Enrope. The Inhabitants have no reason to
sympathize-With him. It is not from animas=
for his motives. Ile learns of the most Inveter
ate CaltinMithis of this country, whoinpolley it
was to file tip the feelings MIT CUSS Or MS
countrymen against us. We also remember
him as the author and originator of the famous
itlissindpplichment of repudiation. Ells plan of
- ninth= was founded on that. The disposition
or cotton would be Iniolerabley and drawn by
hard necessity, we should be compelled to sup.
port the South. with the whole of the empire.
- The London Post Says: The evidence - of that
humane. interestini sneerer, will also prevent
Davis raking his place,- In situ times, by the
side of General Washington.
The 14411,Nnes eeys If he were answerable
for nothing worse than the great lose of life
caused by the rejection of Mr. Lincoln's .prono..
sal a: Dampen Roads, the weight of such a load
reapcnaibility might well break down the
Morgan:heart. his language and acts during
nine months preceding his eight, suMciautte
disclaied the ruin of his hope. It was about the
time of his recidessliacon speech that he began
to authorize those atrocitina,,wbich has made it
Inerdifilcult to believe in his complicity in the
plot which resulted in Mr. Lincoln's death.
The Pads Opinion Nalkmate is of the opinion
that Darla , capture will produce a moral embar
rassment, and the l'ass scoffs the ides that he la
an aStalain.
MMUS 'FROM .iSAVANNAII.
Steamier and Cotton Burned,
ABOUT FORTY PASSENGERS LOST.
affairs in [he Stale or,Gtorgla.
grew YORI, June,-11.—The Bavaanah
of the Otli contains the following: -
General pze hei bocci eolgnid • to.
the eotiunatitot thelthevaenah - District: Gee
Woodford was In command of tlutpott . , Genet's!
Greyer Iroing mitered,
A divlvion of Ute 19th corps .bas arrived at
BaTannab.,
The Mesmer 'Governor Troup, while ea route
tram Augusta to Savannah, with a cargo of two
bandied bola of eottoo, took fire eleven mike
below Augusta; wad wee bunted to the water's
edge. The-rowel, cargo sad towage wise an
Mat. Soma tbrtiollt.of twO... Moulted pasta
gem were lcsL Thna were mostly negrom. - .
A pestofffee has be %/O, Auartsta.
_Goma' Washborada bilged* has been enter!
ed from Aogu* 1o8eranoall.• :0
General MMatux has ordered all the new
school teachers to take the oath of alleglarteei.
Orders hare been emit' by the authorities of
Angmaa. for a Supply of sLitool hooks, amd Irse_
schools PM to be ppelled.ibK all ebteree. ,
Ail,restrietMs GO travel hare.bets moterea'
by Genii. Gilmore mul tiorrm, , fns their mom.
tire depirtometa. •
The Trotter itniektitiege Is Cebu
-.;el:lNCriplieti; JllllO 10 to the Gi
otto lions Lt zeros taps Itehahlelatemation
bee seedbed the, bleeds :ist Dori. 0. -, heeekin•
Mee tba be bee ani f ea safe I ettbs. they ea
lath iej bat beira *sea '
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4.1
PITTSBURGH. MONDAY.
,;',UNE I -,12. 1565:
THE 101181111A10111,' TRIAL
Sanders a Rebel Goverment 'Agent.
MUDD,Sp.ANSLER AND ARNOLD'S DEFENSE CLOSED
I , !ayn.e's Plea of Insanity.
Waimviclotr'" Jona 10: - .-Saveral :witnesses'
Were • inimeilled tivday:. One Of than for the
G°Tor. 2 rUott u tO criosey: Sanders
USDA' an.effetttor the t for the.
Itebd 'Governmen
,
destruction of Northern ' • •-
... . •
The counsel for Mudd, - Spinoff 'lndian:lb
.
announced ounted that they close . for- th e defense: '
• The ousel for Payne asked for time to allow
Payee'. father U 'arrlUlDota.4loiidsi to PUTS .
Ms !nteeedeat reist etofOrttfplsgtheplea of
ee rien4:Gadsiai testified that'Whlle aniploied
counilel In Canada - for the Government ut the
St. Albans raid ease, that Omega N.' Sanders
was' acting for the defense, told said that he
(Saunders) was ignorant of the raid, but full
approved of It ; and said th at It would be Poi
lowed up by burning more towns and depleting
of more banks, and that they would burn Buffalo
and other places.
Lieut. lifpple, of the 89th Illinois regiment,
testified that while a prisoner at Andersonville,
be heard rebel' Quartermaster Hunter state that
If Abe Lincoln was re•eleeted he would not live
to be Inaugurated, as they had parties who would
attend to the President and Seward.
There being no more witeesies, the Court ad
journed until Monday. In order, In the mean
time, to enable Dr. Nichols to examine Payne as
to his insanity.
COTTON ASSURER LABOR QUESTION.'
The River Overflown—lmmense Damage.
Naw Tome, June I L—The .17erettrs New Or
leans correspondent, who !seemly passed itown
the river from Cairo, says he converted with
many persons on the way, ary everrbody mani
fested a desire to talk od 'the inblect of cotton
and free labor, but had nothing to Bay on the
question of teem straction. Their thoughts
seemed to nil: tin their . lintividn4interests, and
to take in °sly matters connected with dollars
and centa.
The overflow of the river. has been vt}pi neyerei
and Immense damage done: With the exeeptiorr
of very few places It has overflowed the country.
on both aides. By the loss of fencing and other •
damages, no community will ,bo offer ed - ter
planting until It Is too late to make even 'a Crop
of com. From Helena to Vicksburg the hsvocs are
brolietkalmoet every, mile—The very few who have
been fortunate enough ro ;escape the overflow are
making good crops. which peanut a healthy
appearance. Hear Helena there are one or two
planters irrtlae cendlitloa`bf peaceful times. In
some places planderr I'M be prevented from
raising crop for two seasons to tome, attribute
his to the loss of fencing and levees. Atfliffer.
est points mansion houses and cotton gins were
actually tumbllng Into the river. Near Vicki.
burg there are some plantations In wood condi
tion. The leviea—yrere preserved,. rad Qum hi
every ladtailketor, saga crops.. l'heniaston
bathalder; Ilvm Watetteettaita, - bsi nbeendifeed
as much from high water as above. The levees
are in a better condition, and am evidently care.
fully watched. The cmps are doing well. linear.
cafe Is tall ant looks — Welk wet Images a PP',
fltable yield bringer. • • '
RIOT Li WASHINGTON CITY,
ItsMATES OF DrSAEPUTABLE HOUSES ATTACKED
Fight Between Poland Penal and Soldiers.
WinnowOrkitte4lo.--About 150 64.200 anl.
diens made a scrim °laminate on many unotfend
lag persons In the Beventh Ward. They attacked
the inmates id disreputable bonzes, d rine g them
away, breaking the farolture, and committing
various outages. The rioters showedparUcniar
animosity against colored persons.
A tight occurred between colored perms' and
eoldlers, both using resolvers. Anionic the camel
tles was that of Dr. Wm. Floyd, who went our
with.icsolrer hand to ratan, Inlet.. He was
street ha the fate wlth a beet, has Chinks were
spilt open and Jaw bones frartartd, and thatilght
of one eye tom. Other *Mama then raade wrath
for bum, and one of them 'rosin the arta demr
leg Ids bead open with an axe, when a ntunber
of roman anteceded In persuading Om soldiers
to apart, his lire.
To ilea a strong military fares has beaus sent
the losailty. also • body of pollee.
IHLEC►TIQ66 ROI 61011611 STITIL
IMPORTANT ARREST BY Cam• CANBY.
Jeff Davie Beal or Assumed Insanity
blew Yon=, Jane 10.—The Berekrs Washing
ton special says : There seems to be at least two
&triad:ma from rimy Southern State la attend•
*one In regard to roconstrualon. They are
madly eppllcations for federal appeharnests to
be made. The President low taken time to con
sider these - applications. Ile dots not Wend to
be In alum In making these Eleuthera appoint
ments. and there will be ample !line to per re•
eon: treetten In hate.
ES3=;;;;1=;11;
The WmWs Washington special lays: . oen.
Canby, actiog unaer,emilers •from Washington,
has succeeded In arresting a man who offered to
be one of a hundred to rapine million dolmen in
an Alabama paper two wears ago for the murder
of Mr. Lincoln. It Is possible be may be brought
before the Commission now itriog Om. cotuptra•
tore. . .
. .
The Trfforoes Woathictou loads' salt: DAVIS
moves 114 'rasa aboat lila cell at Parma* Maw.
toe In • aim of seenlinsooky;reol or sumac&
IIiTERIcSTING FROM WA MINGTOL
Davis to be Tried by Civil Tribgn:„,
TUE SETTLING OF SOLDIEM ACCOUNTS.
The Georgia Provieional °amicably,
New Trier, June 10.—A special to the Thom
Gam Washlegion on the 9th says: We can say
amboriMmely that the Government has pool
tively determlued that Davis shall be tried by a
civil DilmnaL Thla question was decided in
the Cabmeinfeeling within the.week Wt. Whin
the Mil will take place has not. been decided. .
State agendas generally, .devote thiamine
to settling soldiers' accounts. thus relieving our
brave men from the risk of Wad swindled by
unprincif led sharpers.. '
hisensell 11. Field. late Assistant Secretary
of the rreneury, has been eppoloted Collector
of Imeresi Revenue fur the Sib District of New
York.
A 'pedal to Gm /bred, dated Washington,
Joie 9, says: The, Georgia delegation recom
mends to the President, Lear Scott, of Macon,
Georgia, for Provhdonal Governor, and promise
to send 4oahna 11. 111.1 to the United States
Senate.,
Prom New Orleano—Central Railroad—At.
• faro It. Georgia Mad Alabama.
New Tout, June 10.—Thasteamer Mar of the
Colon, from New Orleans, Jute 3d. bu arrived-
The anticipated steamer Adel,- twinge Mauna
dates to the 7th.
The Beratd wit The Directors of the Central
Railroad Company, hailer taken the oath of ai
leglance, have been placed in possession of the
road, ant ie:t to the control and.we of the mili
tary authorities, when necessary. while in ,Geor
gla.- There la aprospeot that the road will soon
be put In runileg order. Gen. Blrge ban run
nomad einamited of the (+lstria. -
Gesk. 'Woodford b poet COl/1111indant of the
condition of affsba at Montoomery, - illabama.
Moat of the Union forces bane been withdrawn,
leaving two Mound.
Goodorder preiaUs In Columba's, Georgitt •
; The freight depot of the Augusta and. ann..
nab railroad at'ituguabi,.was deabispid by fire.
The lout la:atitlmated at seventy-Are thorned
Nat dry ins universally observed la. ARM'
and all boaluerawal suspended.. • --
Orders have been blued to.aelse tK4n7.:
wiluary..and medical stores and dmarais belong
ing to the Confederate authorities ItS Angolan.. ;
r Promotion—Bone Mum
LoonTAM, Zuni 10.—lhit, dealtobeet Allen,
em.Quartemuter lithe Valley .4 the MYNA..
Opp; who Me la headquarter* here. haa se*
remota* by the
~'weildeztt to terWor °equal
by tenet.
la. the-, them wine Mee today. Alumnae%
bowe v aitwohl, which on Weeds, tut madethe
mow/. wee the awe m the 'AM
Malt LOMMODIS alltkiii i r at the end of iheArc
iviazioimteleb sad Dv. Lindsey beengellthwait.,
Math of Mr,. olgogruey.._
.
mimeo. Jaatelo. l -11m. L It.
matins,
pcietit* ht4ltts cis" Vat matin s,
theVgWorollol,,Mo lean, _ , •
Flits $A !r;
t•—•
ffieeling•of ititgean Sptpatilizen.
YOVT;II . _GSXMO': TO C&LtiORNIA.
Chinamen o,rdered front 2ontana and Idaho,
nMictroo, /one 10.—A fire in thin cit.
en the leidiayed property valuta at
gy , d,ooo.()net= th'is begun' todeath.
_ •
A large and teatneeiaide: Meeting to sym
ax
thlie with Mexico w as held Sere on tbe ntgla
the Ist. Speeches were made, and resolutions
Paned favoring thi • niforceinent of the Unriri.M ;
doctrine_ The liewhtee Gene. Aeheo and Vego,
and the Ifemean Consul were present, and were
heartily cheered. Gen. Aches =Weaves:ch. •
G.r. Wright, acting for Maj. Gen. McDowell, •
commanding the Dipartmeat of the Pacific a
lately *Mtge letter, which hat beenSimiggliedi
In answer to Inquiries - 14 to what arms aid . or.
ganization would he permitted to leave for Mex
ico, in whiehlie earplimmod, sympathy wtih the'
republic okliexico but Bays for the present un
til our Government shall ,announce Its determi
nation to 'anima% inviohde the 'great doctrine!
sedearto every Americen hart; no organization
will be allowed,alther will armed men be per.
mitted to leave one 'hares for any totem port.
The Sirenteg liPolferM is informed that Remy
Focae, latereeel Senator; le on hie way, over.
land, to this State, encompsnied by his son-in.
Irw. Senator Stewed, of Nevada. He has eisvis
nil married danettleis ham Af ,
The national fast was nalrereelly oloseired on
- A Nevada paper lam All Chinese who hare
left Virginia City for Idaho, and all who started
from California for tiny other point, are now on
their way bark, hasMg been. motored away by
the miners of Idaho and Montana, who will al
low no Chinamen hi the adage.,
LATEST ADVICE FllOll TEXAS.
GA,LY4TON EIACIATED BY TIIS HISEV
sLocxixam RIINZUJE DESTROYED.
. -
OCCUPATION OF THE FORTS IN SABINE PASS,
New Toe; Juneklt—Tho Tbssee' cones non
dent with the Beet ar Galveston, mithel4th of
May, ins Galveston was evacuated by thercheds
lon that day. It apPears that a few days Pro
!, cloudy a number of paroled rebel omens Were'
!brought holt New Orleans and landed, among
!them Gen. Wilcox, who Is well known in Texas.
Itwai hoped Oft - Takla - hatienad a surrender.
Into proved to be tho-kaiei as on the 24th the
[announcement was nietll* - sivii " Galveston
untoncly evactsatatr" - keli 'am -m „,... _aid that
each soldier had taken hli musket and marched
Dome.
Tho famous blockade-runner, Danblgh, was
ruts ashons and deatroyed.
Theihrald's Tem tatimwpoudent says: Forts
Mann/mien and tartan the strong works. de.
feedlriltthe astdaerreaksrmo mom- Add by Wu.
'tenant Commander Pannington, of the gunboat
,Owaseo, without opposition, on the 28th
The rebel troops had all monied before the ar
rival of th e federal fricea. It is '
said that they
kit In a state of mutiny, ant that Gila was the
prevalent eontlittost of the rebel -fonts generally
in'Texes, prior to the time of Kittle Smith's
surrender. Nine heavy guns, and other valua
ble PropertY Were roPed in these two
releption of citizens met ra n g-Corsonandta -P ton, and expressed themselves at willing to sur
render everything. 11182/0u to take the oath of
allegiance, and delighted at their restoration to
the protection of the National Government, and
this seems to bo the feeling of Texans generally.
MTERESTEGntom
VICTORY BY TILE REPUBLICAN ARMY.
,TOWN STORMED, AND OAPTUREO
WLIMINGTON, JIM 1 i....0121ci1d ti•WI from
despako, dated May elk eaddaces thsLdbwtug.
intelligence; which Ism *appraised la the dis
patches sent through bench source, from R.
trans: Geseral Resides with a par: of the let
division of the Comical leationel army of 'Mexi
co, *Teethed the el:41 Toga wbaro In the Mato
of Weneticati, ttn, and took lab, Medea.
rat ten.rg ail the ganlwo , ineinding two han
dfed Belgians, together with their acannuutson,
*nig. ry, tte. •. • -
A few oafs berbre the national fbreeiceptured
. a train wAn •Ilppllal sad ammunition from
Morels} to Pashto, and defeated the Preach:ea
Fernando°, Curie= and Zlnaporo,. all la the
State or Nlcbaaean. Gen. Ortega. Commie
der.in-Chlef of tho Central army tied talten the
gad.
Changes a!ie, ApeolateenterGen. Terry—
iteleswesi Rebel Prisoners.
WAR/111 , 0'MM. JUDC Rh—The Assistant Seem.
tag of the Tnssuri. Yield, hes hem appehtt.d.
Coilector of Internal Revenue for the Stith Mt.
trim of New Y(1.400 place of Wm. mum. Tim
tatter will suprreedeldr. Lewit as Commiamow.
er of Interest &venue, ou the Arm orJely. - W.
C. Handlet,tem Solidus , ofthe Nary Department,
la to succeed Analatant Secretary of the 'Frasier,
Ilarrionton. and'Y. Hawks lbw chief clerk of the
Department, la to take the place soon to be saes.
Maj. Oca. Terry. the hero of Ft. Fisher. who
en ordered to Washington, edited here to-day.
'Detractions have been tuned to rattan the
first Mr :I prisoners who are here. In the an
der to srbleb their beer mid ergot, e prime Ilte;thase
tonaest - couttsal Sr..the earliest released.' The
work of nicashsa those who Mime taldm the
clause of the Proclamatles le so rapidly pro.
erasing that allot them will imbed,. be set at
Ilbetty In two or three week).
Cetildeates of tatlebtednese—+Asetiesee
Inoue) Secretary... General Lce en.
dieted.
ew NEW JiMe I,oeMora lng lice dews Btar from
N Orleans arrhroot has been
anticipated.
The rood's special says: Although the Trui
sm Departuseut is about to bane a limited
ananuiteif Certificates of Indebtedness yet the
rota is graduallf decreasing as the
Deputment le taking up more :Wend medi
cates than It r.roposcs to liana
The Comb:ere-tat Adrernser's epode says Mr.
Huey, who takes Mr. Fields• place as Assistant
neentary of the Treasury, Vitas boom chief cleft
in the Treasury for mans years. ' An exporieac.
ed Merit, named &Musa, takes the position of
thief clerk.
The certainty that. Nen. Lee and others hays
Peen Indicted for tampon at Norfolk, causes
much excitement in Waahington.
The New Letter Lain—Dead Letters.
Wasn't-talon, duce 11.—The public may be
surprised to learn the number of letters which
are now being received at the dead letter °Mee,
sett there under the new law which mikes pre-
payment on palliate compulsory, which amounts
to more than 15,000 goer week. - -The public)
should remember tbo old law orderinglett.rs not
prepald not to be sent forward, according to ad.
dress, and double postage to be eollecUxi from
-the receiver, has been repealed, and that now
every lei ter not entitled to be carried through:the mill* free, must tosac iii stamp up= It or It
Is sent to the dead letter tem. •
The seven , -Thlrty Loan.
Pnrr.sonr.rms, June 11.--Jay Cooke marts
tee itbscrilaions to the national loan on Bat.
orday, amounted to $1,668,100, Including f103,-
450 !roll the Second National Bank of Chicago,
1110,000 from the Third National Bank of St.
Paul, 1150.000 from the Ninth National Bank
of New York, 100.000 from tho First National
Bank of Albany, $lOO,OOO from the Merchant's
National Bank of Boston, and $270.000 from
Pratt & Co., of .Baltimore. The total for the
week is 119.803.000.
Sportainateo Convention:
Bureau), N. 11., June 10.—The Bportatiania
Conveni LOD:Wlticotteludecl to.day. Robert Newell ,
of Butfaln, woo the Brat prize in the first day's'
shooting for single birds. and today won the drat
prise on double birds. The Fon:we Clutt,, of this
city, won fonspeizes. John Tailor,ofJersezOlty,
shot at a match of, fitly single birds, with Robert-
Newell and won; afterwards shot at twentpflye
Conbla birds, In which Newell won.
Aildress otGoTernoF.paritu.
Beritinnuuto, Julie 1.0.—G ovesnor. Curtht has
Issued an eloquent address to the people of
PeDMllylvanla reeouuneodlnie that In afar! part
of the State, on the approaching 'anniversary of
Independence, a .speclal obtervanee be had to
our defenders, of the commemoration of the
hereto ylieth(Of f,tielyes and Jade comrades
who We Wait. - •
:SAS 16 1 1 1 1661 . tAik Chicalle•
•
Carotoo, Joao 10.—Gee,Oraat snivel here
. altioohslo;trottebthuataideally reeebrod at the
. depot a larr e ecoareno of sigma, sad waa
eve° ••!Injury Yale Handbag by Ike
oemositito of<boa , ba.od, sopotated by the
Dowd at Thmlolettero the pobtle reception took
place. la androstood that tho Othentl to to.,
fa
Aida the calico Ooze days. - ,
. ,
o' • ::.41kriereakent itataryEturned:
,
GeriThrouseee Jew 10.—Tbellimere•
meet: ikei Wien; tresitotelly destroyed by
1 . 1 4 11 0 14 . Th. AR I) 11 itinOlifkirda
=EI
EIPLOSION- OF IN OLOIANCI
nn on norm PUMA'S EU L 6 OD WoIINDER.
Gavernment toss $150,000
Cniralt‘wri, Jane Ce_xe"e's Matti.
dls7etch says: The ordeince building
, .
vi:ploded; setting Hie to and cotisumitig two
warehouses tiled with Government storeS. The
loner. the Garteiument lenboutt 0150,00. Be
, ter. ten and Armes person's' westildllal and
, Vrodod. The explosion was caused by some
.parks trout a locomotive.
The Virtue Of Silence.
A Prabile man, adored by the nation and the
'rrelplent of countless "ovatlons,"-who has not
`the gift of the gab," end cannot put two !sea
ti:inmr together to public, Is a very novel phe
nomenon in this country, and yet we have had
two such among ne, in the persons of- Generale
Grant and Sherman, within the last week. No
amount of presimrenr persuaskm ha imarn suftl
.clent to extract a speech from either of them,
though there are, probably, no Alio men In the
world, at this moment,.who have e o much to Say
that is worth saying, and that everybody would
HUM hear.
We cannot hold congratulating both them and
the public upon their disability. There have
been so mazy reputations marred by spouting,
that It Is some censoletion to feel that, reputa
tions which we all value so much as those of our
two military , heroes.'are secure against all tar.
.nigh from the over free Pee of their tongues. It
were to be wished that General Sherman wrote
.with a little more difficulty. If there overcomes
a spot on that shining fame of his, It will assu
redly be from the Indiscreet use of the pen; but
even ot this we think, there Is but little danger.
Of Grant It may ho safely said, thet he wilt nev
er either writeor speak one word that dirty-or,
courtesy does not collier. Both have the virtue
of silence; the greatest gt't, next to genius, that
nature can confer on a udder.
There Is unquestionably nothing save the mil
itary instinct in high perfection which can ren
der hi m so useful to hie countt7; as to have thor
oughly mastered the art 'qf holding his tongue
—of letting enemies Sneer, and friends gabble,
end enpeors find fault, without being tempted
Into correction or recrimination. In these days
of railroads and telegraphs and newspapers,
there is hardly anything worth revealing, that_
'will nut be revealed, sooner or later. !To reputa
tion—at least no military repttustioa—can be so
damaged that, if damaged unjustly, its restota;
lion may not be safely left in time. Ttid wend
thing the owner ever did- as many an example
has proved, is to undertake to brighter it up
himself. either °u tile pleat:dm ni in the news
pers. 'The history of our own war is full of
!natation' of the dangers that btaet a soldier
idiom tongue will wag, or whose pen will *we.
George B. ld'Clellan • Was. neutrally a reticent
man bur:wail endured by his friends in New
York ha hying to write "statesmanlike' papers,
and be damned himself with unparalleled ra-
There Is not in military murals
.a 'Brighter
name than Charles Napier, but his 'life was
be Kited and Ida career maned by. his irrepreml.
tk inrii.n.rtan to' speak out. hie mlud. In our
own army the volunteer ofticirs tiara too fre.
ovestly curial Into camp the habit, of talking
acquired in civil Wei Indira have had, its a non
agon:tie; some rather absurd lailaree, suck es
Mcelraminn's and ftrolerV.; Napolsou. the elder,
groat soldiei as he 'was, could hary have, our..
vived making therLowel slieeotrof d l the latter Of
three •gmitlensen: • . •
We terse the comfort of knowing, however.
that tbe two alms who. rasped most glory
the war are not likely to tarnish it bythe utter
ance ofidle words. If they possesecd the'yoo coca-
Mms facility m "making a few remark.,'! we
should very likely *stalk= "running?? rot suite
thing in s year er.ttro; covered *kb the dost—
we Toth& add. with mud-.of the polities! corri
cobra,' and throwing
.away In half in hour of
foollat talk, the reverence and affrethin wort by
four.yeera of glorious deeds.—X.Y.-Thaer
'tarrying a Corpse. • • "
• in Bombay,. recently. motored the followink
strings eerenicniy—the toinelpilr berm a 11rIng
women and - a dead man, of the op:tin:thee caste.
The ran ion that had existed between cholla:2g
and, the dead "La of a left handed na
ture. They bad ilved together for many yearn
as man and wife, wbeu, after suffering from a
febrile attack Tor only four short days, the man
died:
'Agreeably to the peculiar custom of, their
carer, it erawareperadve. ve the corpse eonidte
"retnerodfler interment; that-the mums! rites of
matrimony ennead be performed. The sad - in
tridgence was soon communicated to the neigh
boring residents, and' the hind and vehement
hammering of tom-toms had the desired eruct
of collecting a hest of friends
and INVICIIMI-
Ctil. and a fluctuating stream of passers-by- to.
the spot. A pooroo, or priest, ,being summoned,
and the necessary preparations fur the celebrs
tion of the nuptialsbeing hurriedly completed,
the ceremony commenced. 'lite inanimate "form
-divine" was r e d spinet the outer wall of the
verandah of i house in a sitting - posture, at.
tiled like a luidrgrrets erd theface and hands
were bummed with dpild tumerie. The wo
man also was clothed like a bride, and adorned
with the usual tined ornaments over
the face, which, as well as the arms and the
drapery, were daubed one with. yellow. She
, sat opposite shot dead, now addressing it In light
`and unmeaning weeds. im is enatomarilydoneoa
!such occasions, and the chewing bile of dry
cocoanut and imparting it on the face. And
thus the ceremony proceeded and continued for
three or tour hours. At length, as the sun was
rearing the horizon, the nuptial ceremony, was
brought to a close r aid the preparations for the
interment commenced. • The dead was divested
of its bridal attire,' then bathed, and'unally laid
upon a bier and covered with_. cloth of silk.
The !Wires next rubbed over, with some red
powder, and in the mouth were planed some
betel leaves. The widowed bride then looked
her last look at the shrouded form of him
never more she would behold, whim.abild moats.
leg shrieks and deg.:7.7...1m toniaornlng, the bhar
was lifted up and the funeral cottage proceeded
In the direction of- Sion. One man —• near
rilmire of the deceased-preeeded the corpse,
throwing, at intervals, 4. handful of pies to the
right - and to the kit, which . were 'being eagerly
puked up by a troupe of Odle arehisti
-
TenQygbcc,C&rlaids of Saturday last gives
the following fidelbObel Peralebbare of the Ma -
COTtry . iltllo3oo of the effects of Booth the air
amain t ;atAn application which was mado la
the Admiralty Coml., yesterday, by Mr. Double,
on behalf of tie Anieriesn Consul at this port,
bas dleeketal a, rather strange affair. Some
Site lMt Antnain s *small schooner, Canadian
built and registered, cleared from the port of
Montreal, and was wrecked near Bic, in the
Lower. 13t- Lawrence. on her outward passage.
Part of the cargo, however, with sundry efforts
'belonging to the were saved by persoan
residing on the shore near the sense of the
wreck, and the Salvors; In due course of law,
promoted. Eilot In the Admiralty, Court, fbr,the
- recovery of salvage. .Tlihs snit is AM .pendlog,
and It-came to light, it the amnia proce
logs; that among the effects, laved wires
A
- three large ntAts bearing the name' of
"Jan Wilkes Booth." , Renee- the ap.
Nestled made before Won. Mr.' Black,
Judge of the Admiralty, which had for its object
that a corundsilon of inspection be issued, so
that the trunks he opened and their contents
examined. It is doubtless hoped that the result
may. In some manner, throw addhlenal light on
the Washington conspiracy. or afford .some clan
to the Federal authorities, which, t or bri of use
to them In the trial now proceeding n the viol.
tat. As the mystery of the tratoks will be no.
soon unraveled, It almost idle to speculate
upon the result, Yet we maybe permitted to cell
to mind a statement which was made, if we
mistake not, before the Military Commission at
Washington to the, abet th at while Booth was
io Montrea l Autumn, lie told some parties
that he was on the lookout for an opportunity
of Fending his theatrical wardrobe to Nassau,
with 'a tint to a professional tour In the south.
In is just possible, therefore; that the boxes In
tpumlon may he found to contain dramatic cee
tomes." - • '
Gor. Mongol of Indiana, addressed the rebel
prisoners at Camp Chan, a Prw days pose. The
Cblcago Tbnes tam . "When Governor, Morton
talked to them about an undivided nation, thaw
rights guaranteed by the constitution, and about
the &nth being regenerated. they listened with
apparently u much understanding ottlia msuer
u if be had been referring to Timtmetoo. When
be told them to go home and do their duty. they
eet up I feeble cheer, which eras lige • COUSIIIIIp.
warwhoop. And when Gov. Oglesby began
.to tail therm *great many home tenths In hut
:blunt way about the cruldtlea which had been
'committed. they received it with as mach tea;
In of soy kind as lthe hadteera relating to them
about the hewing to nieces of Agog. One
.thing they seemed to be In earnest about they
all wanted to get homer and when Gov. Ogiesty
'inked them If they would Mho Ott oat of elle
' glance mad be goed trys moth, they ipore molt
emphatic.'Tn. i•
.
&rad says I It, ti stated *Su
wbat swears to be tellable authority that Post-,
Awes bai Tuned lettomomanio. for t 0 ,..
oftkinst Pella comdisree. .1118 -
Weeded rot tbehellle "Ibittof.want . totatd we.
rs! *tap Ago, and Melo tribe. &book mere
reettitly. Tie retell; of ibis me, be to corer
thaw= with litextesii• petrattere. tao,-Prees•
twartlat‘ ottebiletted Is tbs. Allied.'
"Y*
Itari 4 46, 1 PC$ ll l.. tialaild Ob.
MEM
an AND SlibillßLl
Tribute of Respect.
•At mectlii of the Allegheny City Teachers'
Inallitdit. held on. Satatilay, elm 10th but., - the
foiloWlml lumen Teachers were appoTathil a
committee to prcpare resolutions of respect to
the memo., of Illis Isabella Proudfoot, late
Frit: elfel if el tiv Third Ward Public Schools:
An
nle 0.
Id'Crill,lros E. nonillion, ktmll.Dgfee"•
by, Many D. Lc^ Sarah
Hen
ry G. Siya.rea. e comMlttee reported the Dn.
((ming racial° whiCliVrelge nnantnionaly
adopted:
WHEREAS, ft has paused :the Anwise Baler .
of the universe to remoiefrom ant , oar friend.
and co-laborer kilts Isabella Proudfoot, late
Principal's Assistant In the Thlrdl - Ward PAW
Fichails;Therefore
Besaved, That In her death the mothssloa bas
lost one o bits brightest' ornaments. She had
• the gailliestions that characterize - the streams
fed teacher. Naturally endowed with cantor
dital7 mental powers.. which were highly edu
cated and Improved, she had reached a standard
of pro fi ciency In soienethe and literary pmeales
attained by few; bat."she rests from her labors,
and her works ao follow her." 1 •
,Reseli m That we tender our sincere sympathy
to t the Sot log family of our deceased, slater.
We trust that they may be abundantly.corlirt
ed with the consolations of the glorious go pel;
and that looking forward with cheerful h to
a bright resurrection morn, the anticipatlon o
a Joyful meeting may assuage theirpreaeme grief.
Aelusewledgmeitts by the Subsistence Com.
mittee.
The Subsistence Committee acknowledge The
following donations reeeiTed sine. the tut
miaow t acknowlodad :
..I. Horne k Co-... 6120 GOIR. E. Dams .-- ..510 00
Chu. Knisp.- WO 00 W. Didsell....---. 60 Go
Eyon, Smirk /a Co 2101 CO W.Trsaham 23 00
, F.E. ..acit....,.... 100 00 J. IL D. Bleeds 2000
Jas. - Me/lieley.:.- 100.00 =catty iultesoo.' 21 25
W. W. Waller... 'M J.A. Yazurie- ...i. 1110
A.Ohsuabers--:... 10.00iCesh-,- ...-.4. - ::10 00
G. E. Warner......... 22 COlOyie & Zro - • • 10-CO
I
Jake HUI- ..... 25 00 John Graham...::.. 20 GO
12.1logliman - M Or Geo. MeOleau:...l-'25 00
JohnUeath........ 26 00 N. B. Walker 10 00
W. M. Harshly.-- 26 Go Krebs 6IN
A Isdy...-....-,.. 500 U.F. Kuhn -
_._... . 200
.Proceeds of Fa'r by 311mme Leiria (la id- ', , •
• well,. Amelia Ebbmt,HatUe Hill and Fanny • • .
YeQuewan ......._lll5 00
&dales', Aid Society of Hems Vista ES 10
Ferehold Satins , ate Society 01 Lottvilie. 60 04
Funds collected for benefit of soldiers. In
Thud weed,: per Messrs. Edgar and - Mon.
0 ;
tooth—
Ladles Aid °Marion. 4 31,05
Primed! of Chlkomes Fair, per Hattie
Jones 1. , ..
Amount of bahmee of Union Celebration In - -. - .- •
January
Amount of balance of Mod eolleited to do•
,_ fray expenses of Luicolsda fusersl-.--- 10 02
`Captain arsuglet Company, 77th Pa. Ent.. 30 GO
Cbarire of Perjury Dion'sae&
IL charge of perjury, preferrid against- Mr.
. Joseph Wallace, a wor th y fainter of Worth Fay
ettey township, was, on a hearing on Saturday
torsoork summarily dismissed •by U. B. Com
,
mission& Spited . It was charged that Mr
Wallace - had fraudulently. omitted- lo make - a
proper retain to the revenue assessor of *sabot
three horses and two head of tartlet Mr. .Wal
lace through his comisel, John-M. - Kirkpatrick,.
Eve., arplaincd to the Ciommlailmice : how the
woken:mud. shor that law retitql figidugh
mists en, was endraly ing
an .honest orut,„aad it
would be,wroag to bold, hint to' answeraucli a
stricins chugs npon such 'gronnth. U.
8. Distriet'attorney Carnahan: was satiktied as
to,jhe correctness of /OS inteaaotis, led thb
mat
terwas therefore dismissed, and Mr. , Wallace
left the courtroom with his counsel inuj many
*neighbors and Mends, who bed come-Into tea.'
dry to his personal Integrity. We understand
the charge had Its origin with a auditions sleigh,
boy of Coppabead proclivities, to whom Mr.
Walken's active loyalty has for siring titue heat ,
as "e,ve.sore."
Contributlono to the ;,! . Sutlatsteace• Cosa-'
The ft:allowing leiter. ftoui Gov. Brosighto the
Eintetweoce tommittee todlestee how W - . 11 the
laborsof the COthicattee tee aopreelated - iirother
Scatedo •
Commn, tune 6:— W. P. Werner,' ..13nt:
As the Pittsburgh Subsistence Committee la do
ing a noble week in wing for our soldiers in
transits, and: as a large number of Mk) men
have been. and are daily receiving the benefit of
your generous hospitality, I beg leave to enclose
you a check for $3OO, as a contribution from tho
State or Ohio to your fiands,, which I will thank
you to acknowledge. .
kEZEN
Gamut* of Ohla.
The Obtomlttee also eeknowledge a cotartbn•
lion of lb® from the Emarnettas,, WO
Item the liath ward !Aims,
7ke Martyr Preddontt
_
The remarkable exbibWoe of Mr. Muftis Som.
erby, Illustrative of the principal erects, sad
incidenti connected with the we and deSilf_of
our late martyred Piveldent, Abrahiin Liesegri;
will opee to-night at Conant Hall;
.conituning
for • s h o r t seasan. Mr. igosperbr's lecture 'will
be powerful and eloquent, and be is vitae*
doubt thoroughly qualified to deactibethe acmes
and points of Interest repreiented by these great
paintings. Theyerebibltion L one which abould
be witnessed by area one who venerates the
memory of the great and good min, the 'creme
aflame life:together with faltbful portraitures
of thelast sad scenes connected with his Lutist,
are so graphically delineated by the artist.
INlartluette Troupe of Pautom
Mb excellent cud celebrated, troupe will open
at ibe Pittsbuigh Theatm to night, and the en
gagement will doubtlessbe eery auctesetal.
They are all drat class artists,-and the troupe la
partly compered of therltarri Paddly," no lem
rano= than the one with which they are now
connected. T he rre nt u g' s rxrdrillineewili cos"
eist of the "Little Treasure," the pantomimic of
the "Maghtion's Call" mid gymnastic exercises.
The east embrace' J. liartlnette as Clown, P.
Martinette as Pantaloon, Paul Martlnette as
:fierketed", -Mice[ Eagan. hEartinette as Amelia,
and 1 11/0 C. Lehman as Sculptor.
Passed Through.—The 110th, Illinois, with
small detachments from carious western regir.
meats, yassed • through, the city on Saturday.
On Sunday; the Obit, Wisconsin, maimed part
ly of Indians. and a for detachments in.transit
for the west, airived. They were all autotimer!
at. City Hall. '
The tulips Festerday Vlernoen and last night
brought a 4arge numbill of rebel priadners re.
ir aced from Fort Delaware. Only the sick and
disabled bad been discharged, all of Whom were
reeniredto take the oath of allegiance before
being released. • Considerable sickness bad been
experienced at Fort Delaware, by diseases inci
dent to long conllnematt. Many of the prison-.
era were taken at the tattle of .Gettyaberg, and
had been In prison nearly two yeah.. ,
"Come Into'Coort."—All persona Who wish
to .aveld fines and Imprisonment, and who hive
.tanthacta In the CenitorQuarter Bmalons, should
be promptly on band at ten o'clock this morning;
as well in the court below u before the Grand
Jury. From the manner la which the Indefati
gable District Attorney "rune- the machine,"
there la ”no time to swap horsei" Miura Ls once
started. AU 'Perim knowing themselves to'
have violated the Norm law should report In per.
son at ten (Vela& to District - At orney larkpat:
rick, tailing in which they will be Invited by a
"promo," which will ada to the colts. Be on
band and nave trouble. - . r.
Sokcanns' I;scarrion Funn.—Tho folloirlng
aro atm auxinittniedeired for the ltenep•
tlon fund: 4 •Li -- ► -
PrarlOuely reported' {719.06
!Imes R. Lorimer with ldual subscription.. .600,
Jored K. Broth, from Adler makers - 100 00
U. Burke, n nit antral from oil interest. 7 90 00
Jas. Inukniorn andlitoralfrom coal men:: at 00
James Elootooth sod John Watt, contribu
-13013111 from Melly' street groom sod Sec. '
non National Bank 718 00
Total Jane lOttt
Ei:F. Von lionnuonar, Tins'
Decker's tireek Property;..-By reference
to the third page of this 'morning's GAZWI72I - it
will be seen that mire rich discorerice hare been
Tiede on Decker's Creek, West Vinrinlii. The
tract of eve hundred and pinery acres of land,
on this ctick,„wirertlthd by. Mr. B. B. Bryan, can
now be purchaaed for what It is worth for farm.
Ing purposes. Now la the time for a good bar.
Entered.—littat Waal- &Vas
Dtatrtet oourt 04 Saturday, District &Wu)
Carnahan entered a eeLproe. In the ewe of John
Witham . and taaae - Dunlap, 10 Inapt w ith
.mice A. Bolls and odaara for =Wring to mist
the maths off ter' In the - Oleardeld district.
Oa motion of Samuel Parrlanca, Esq., It was or
dered- that' witnesses to sabpaudied fbr defea-
ywfrootloa of City Ordlaaneer.--The Mayor
iblo weraleg illetiosed °lonise a umber ot mos
Err rioletko of Vlty Onllestw—fire for leaving
brae standing on Firtli street, sad four for
leadeir drays CS the streets over nhiht, noes
wen. 'astraed la 'each ease. Three wen were
*rad s2la eseltetse for We denim their gal
Preseatatiotto-ritt•
a; w tie
occostitibbed YmbX 'mar or Pie Plitrbuitt'
nes:m . lm made tge ttelpleat of b lubtdattai
Word mtg. bandit MI Flaunt*, stsbt prams.
M by
the flttobairyWDrattailo Ammootwit; it
a tralltiessibi cbillyillatut, and ass °Cribb
Ktt Webtlnatit bittritialy feelor&
• r .1 . -I -V,-
I .``
ESZiiLL4Mttij4l(.4.47B6.,-f.
• Row the tallow, View the •Athisii
of Mr. Lines:dn. !‘ : -
Editor; Gaxtte:-1941 blowing that all loyal -• .
people of Livia WM be glad to larn that
the great crime perpetrated In the interest of
the late rebellion, in the asaaasination of the
Prersldat of the; S a t es ,
is n o t . fitly de t
, ....
bounced In this country , but all good men. every }
where unite In branding It is the greateet end.
most amally of crimes, and in Widowing their: '
sympathy to 'the people of Amalie, I hail) .
thonght it net ant of place to funnels you for'
paidleition ha extract from a letter font the' -
United: Stata Omani at Napke., with some ox-'
trade tranalates I:frout Italian papeis. - - lie agar ''
The Neapolitans have expressed theme@ pro
rand and elated. "Synipatlij for our insa Witte
cowardly assasebsatkni of 'Prthithest Llecoht. I ,
have already received seven addremenchlf Pri
sympathy and expressive of the greatest daell- *
tattoo for that • crime. Thise addrates rams_ ,
Iram the most_ intelligent and - paulotlC then - Or . . '
triply, : and foremost among these wan one-front
ithe Garibaldi Society; also a letter from Gaud.
Mr. Lincoln had acquired the love and'Oend-I
'dace of the masses of. the people or Europe to ';
an extent that, perhaps,' no other ' man tl# the ~
world enjoyed. He was retarded - a' Gaspers 'Z ,
repewntative man of universal liberty Pad 1 -
eqssalilihts for all. After his great Emasedpa- ;.-----,---
tion Prociarnadßif - her became the idol of„, the
'people. Hie humble life before his elevation' to
the Presidency, and.the fact that In Ida exsilted . '
position be bore himself so mildly and mereiftd.'
ly in his great office, is another reason rot ..,
attachment that ims been gradually iltrow4Els.."
Enrcpe for the last two pare. '
Yesterday (May let) a large proesssion, nuns-' . •
bering about dve hundred ' pathos, with Pen-
nen and flags draped in mourning; marched le 1
the front of my residence and seat in ssebtrithlt-,
tee to presets} me an addmes cares. dant their.'
els:apathy and the sense. In which they vidWed '
the r aseasdnatlon. , The, following la a tauhM7
'in of the notice of this proceeding from a Pa*
paper published In Napless
"Drrweinsvravrou TO TELE AIIBELLOAN COiltiT4 -
-At 11 o'clock thbt morning (May lit) &heroin- -
dents pain great, numbers in the court of - thet '
University 'and moved that an s .address hopes. , ....
seated to the Consul of ,tho Naha Staten tro. . .
preesive of our, sympathy for, the lower th e - .
- '
President of that country, and par sense of the' ,
great, almag reat, perpetrated In thham e asmsalastla
Pn..?Phe Of :, . ' .
Phat andgerod man Abra Litico ,Lu -
re s ident of the University presided. - Mine the'".
addeets iras adopted the formed In precemlcsa,,' '
headed by the officers of that Institntione - Withs; •
the banner of the University covered with crept,,
In token of mourning, and marched - is nilmtee , .
to the' residence of the United States Consul,.
istr...Thsward. •. The honorable the officers. of the -.
University and the Garibalsilan Major NlchOlaa " •
Costrancoll„Presented - themselves to the Consul •
to whom they presented: the Marmot congest. •
matrons
ations for. tie Victories .cif the. Union Ruda, ;
over the rebels and profaned sympathy and col; . !
delence for the tragic surepeluraldestlirof Pew' s
ident Lincoln, severely.denouncing the crime of :
Ins enatelnation,and declaring that if the lead 4 ..:
treed the rebellion were connected With 'that ,
outrage they *cad be, justly condeaned wait. I
Europe, and their canoe would be foreverstainek , "
bt so black waited."' The President 'stated Gat'
while altar adults dime more directly hem thief -. •
studettc 05 the Univernity end the liberal assprl it '
Astir.* he Might say on thll ctecillon . ..that he
caressed the opinion's:of all the people of Xs- 4
"The - nal, Xr. XoWard. Pilled that,ha .
felt - grit cd - by the "respect tuna paid tikhls''
tu
country i te ndering thelreongraPdatioa for the -",
;recent.x Groton: victoriest.also for the eym.4;
pattiy expeased osteasonnt of the asaaasinallon,
of the greet and goodrYres"dent of the U ni te d'
State, and the terms in which they , hati - ex4s,
pressed their abhorrence of thercrime. :,,Ele de- - ..,
. r. ,
'aired' that) they ' ehonld accept his words is the
thanks of the Marfa& people roe their' fritind.:.
'ship and simpathy thus manifested. Thethissec - . •
aril then Glowed. himself at the-balcony. whm
all the weenthied people 'saluted - Wm betaking -
'off their hata; - which be acknowledged 'try 00 ,,,
presaleg to them , his .thankt - for. their : Were,
and attendance. and masking them
. ..hat he. ,
should takelerestPleasure In Itsformlairtuitrov.:''
letroment of-We proceedings jilt witnessed.: - Then ,
assembly then rammed to the Univeralty.".-. ,
T4 ( o lif inse r..Ho ne tiard wan4: wZ g a . : Ds, inth , d_ tz fes a nt i this oily " oi!j : .' i, - .,. - .
United States Conant at Naples, and is A Wove i '
Argument esneluded.--The argotsent
the easeAdndralti, st John Osuittnell e. the
steamer "Lent Lsotl.". which commetetd.-
on Friday In the United Ettifes - Dbatiet (Murk
;net concluded on Batted'''. by J. 11.:Banif,'Rut:s—
In behalf of tAujlbollant. Judge Meeandit.
feSerfe!! his h.
Postportede-oile dual heading imams; nst
, Argarin.AuesseofJohn Master W and,
..usi, -
!on >r itte - WitilitimP,Budrlalt
hem has benipoitpatief imtllWednesdayllortao
'ITT al tat o'cluck.
.
A Ntsanum paper &Mies that the .rebehl oC
East TM:Meisel" recently 'made a ahreird attempt .•
- to lay hands on the $600,000 In .imecte - .captured
at Anginas recently, by Gee. Uptoc, and,currieilt
to Nashville with the assets and property of the ,
bank of Tennessee; 'A clerk and muter name& ;
Meadrick, !tear Knoxville, attempted-to serve Mt
Uttsulanent on tba,Goveraor fur this money, ea
ground thet was'. the property - or depot(. ,
:tern in the bank.- The' Governor notified tbii
,Bhertlf that the bank of fennessee hat $9,000,-. 3 "
000 of the sacred Inalienable schnol `hind -
longing to the children of the State, which Mat
Kola* by Harris in 1862, and that he was de
termined.4l bold on to these $600,000 at all hew -
'Ards. Italsorated that speculators are Dually
ensign& in_ buying up the depreciated papa . . at •
the Elate Bank,m. a discount - of n or se per
cent., M:pnetirig to Ming suits against %tremor
Brownlow to make him glee up the mosey.
moot of three speculator are men • why chCAnif
reed, aided and the robelltoo t - • '
Paseroara.=Thera scams to be ninth Wimp. • -
yrteheueknt ut regard to the area of the latt or •
der conceentogymports. Poe a sight odder • •
standlug of the matter. it Witt be observed that -
the origtota leoleil9nt.ef-the Ooveromant spa— ,
dry that 'm passport will be- ~exputted to be • tte•
ken out by everrperson,.,whegescr be, or she . .
may knee the United `Slam "mud every .kasepott..
must be renewed eithar. at-the' Department or:
state, or at aiegstion oremisnlato eturottd, with.
in one year from its date.!.. ?tile " Mile/Won War ,
gentlomdly been and still remake la' force, ant"
la entirely unaffected by the orders of 11th Do•••• • •
cember last, of Sth March last, or of ea June la.'.
scant. or of either of them, all 'of •whieti relate •
:exclusively to• persona =men into the.traltal
States; The teConsity, therefore, for lwitsons •
going abroad to yotectuommespotts„ la'lha Ammar
&IA always has been: , • - • • •• •• :
.
Psseitiarrr Ltuema's 'ogee:due=
at the Chictigo Far, which •he helped cobra&
leith his own hands la the days of his Initialer r
poverty, is the mostinteresting of all thisoblie:
in the Fair. It has :been brought pletilMeat't
Irina Its original location, mid erected iruddeg.i
broad unelmounatshe corner of Randoliptistreet
`and Wabash' ayenue. It Is a Nuadraingnisv
building, about 'sixteen by sixteen, as nearly at
wean guess at the measurement, and Ls a Ted.
table log cabin; an aboriginal bach - rrnodsuanNi!.
dwe.lling, of precisely the sates portraiture as
these with which we are all more or less rand; -
ler within this western'country, ' • ••' '• ,
GOLD was fi rat dienoveted In. the produce- of
Otago in 1801. 'Melee then Otago has enciete ,
ed 705;174 Duna of the precious ore. Taking . f
the ounces at the currant local value of 17a,.. •
bd., this return representiaiwealthof attisionnA;
lug character.' Since:the Ist of Januat7.
peers by authentic returneltiat 55.149 cm tt* -
.• geld.have hien brought' down taker
• ••• i•e different money grounds. • - ••:'• •
. _
Tun large Parsee
]tieso Cana. at liondarfi.'
.bas with.liabil of about .0,000,000:
;of, Wifich £1,100,000 will tali in Enema. Ho
has two Boum la China, onnit Calcutta,
other at LiviriMel, and one in London. Spam.
latians In:eottortin the form of what are called.
bargainap have been the cause of the dig, , "
aster,"and little is yet known of the prosper:in of
_ . .
NAW plead du just been Mao:meted by W.
Antdbel do Gaspatiei Ibu the appearance of
a star of the test& inikKaltude. ,
SPECIAL IOCA IVENS.
- _:.. ,_
Tarim; W. non Medal Ed d
e odderonii
'Dealer in Amerfeenof various oMatel:
Moe at Alentader t 'I, near the Waiter
Works, Pitudengb,Ta. dame; No. 711 lib
street. Orders pecen ...... :V , attended to. All vat
stre et. water
_,....... done added
shortest notice. itio eitarge l = i trel, prodded
do reed is not abated
actor
Ms test or
t
.
. 77 Attend. - Yr. Jobs Winer ,
tio. IN lateral Weft .0 11 Nhany. vu lathe •
east whom the gkeloua news of trap piatut e(
..11kbasoad slut the surrender of the "ehel
at Lee war reettredi and WU& -;„"intaagn at
the pule produced , aad kaowligikanatedoa
that mould adker;Tinads eel keup Walnut'
albs taut WIDE. sod mum 4001 it ate*. ,
ope.hallet the 40 lekalk• Ikeacat
*Ott attbaatalund TeatUgs are ,Inchutal la
bla stock, Which be - Is prepared to make. up to
order. on abort . notice In Ma Lula attleas Wad 7 .-
at Oleg loir rates.:' A dates aunt.
:mutat tehkergoods and tudy-mado doth.
big will ablate taandaa Ida elegant !NUMMI , .
meet One iumv eigmatanoat ot,lllliv.
'IMIABRIEM \l l -/
iIDOXprOK..4aIMOND -. ollThOtildltril9l.lo44
by EN% n.. 14, at au tattatas Pre E •
EffItTANINOONIPTON tag itzliklauiTint
Atottviautiokfiat!ttre- • .• • • - ,- T;:?*
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