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Ait i ViOth tIVANA.
WII!! OF DIUNILIRDWIND PARR.
Attilabllng or Virgigli Legislature,
gor?lxis 11,mp.or ot?xsu.rii),
MK; Restored to Cloli ,Rtde.
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= E 6 APPLICATIONS ' `FOR PARDON.
- Weigh; Aidstant 5444-of,liessney•
Mir WlTinnirnuaisouirallaiikt;tuis.
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• .WERIMRIT.;.I)9I.OS6OI44INSOUTHERN,:grAnk
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zW' Xtetits JIM 20-- The LiffreirPt Hallam
agreepondent says of the escap e of the Brock
isithries,Pirty: , hTtewe vanities. 'were' all - hear
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kihnis tau Is sac but mivaged
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I 1° el &P! 1 4 ,141 .. troops. iltel trended aortas
I , the of Gesugm'and Florida to the colic,
I I," %bee ;ft amid ilk wan tset Ind Du.t So see,
antylog at Cardenas On the Ilth, RIM third
• days and nights paned almost entirely without
' 4ta titt. itt, laellidad. At Eardenas r they were ger.
emmi,wel Teethed marked Mantled from the .
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' Scottish Government and people. They expatted
, to_remaut in Havana ibr a short time. 1
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Y TS Jlteratrallictunand carrespwident says:
1 Witteddleoflast weir, was the day appointed by
GOV. flip= he the amemblow, in Itiehmond,
. ; .oyme kw lagegroure of virgwa, and a zintn
-1 torprthe za4llllootero presenk but to
4 111 Cohatfluthutelfwerrialoo mulling dar n to
Claws between the calling and astembling
. t ---aassioureus-7basisess was-trannamed. .Tbefe
.... t was no qucuum in the Benatai b.t 42 the House
' 1 . of Delegates a temporary organization was ef
t._ 'tfiV",tiforloitWM Mileieielion; st e . MMinlatd at
, . o•" A Neirfolk oftWonday last, and the city was re
stored to civiL Ink his succemor being la
: ' stranded to act mently as Wilton, commander of
' the post.
t q "Altpliclifhl Uri Mral fronrWashingtoit,Jane
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31 . 111 61: dam . Wild, of lila., has been
.10 :so G eamiduperintendent of
. . the Freedman's Bureau. and will
, . bppitin emu of the State or Georgia, with
t 6 ritur . ..rtio Gen. Saxton.
- I:llmAtb of July bleobd 4x° priately cedes
,
tad at Rabat* North Carolina- -- :
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. Cheretvere thirty-one petitions ' for panion
died with the President today. ;hare were three
( — rai n - ci iigritailbr fo.day, via: Pp Lee; of
..; e•• ; John R. Dawes, of Tennessee, sad
James Seward, formai, member of 11. fi,
Congress from Georgia.
Pot the; poskleet of Assistant Emma of
*,
Treieury far the city of New York, Gre names of
~- Van Dyck Led Blatchford only remelts.. The
former has someehing of an advance. • He is
an by some of the wealthiest and most
r ' nada men in the country. The latter
- • though banged by gr.ntlemen a:equally as great.
I . influtace and ropeetabllity. The opposition ap.
• 1 ,'' r -.Vete ;Abe founded solely upon political grounds.
1 -,", ' The indleatlone to-day are that Mr. Van Dyck
will receive the appohatment.
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1 . .:-. --_;....Thirganth Carolina delegation arrived here
I ! today and had a pleasant .hderrieor_ with' the
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, President, and afterward with the Secretaryof
War. The delegation ask ,that their Stat e ho
a.
placed npod the same &sting as the other way
ward slaters, and Gut," Pr ni laan aLG9TOWOr be
eilleldted:: Thr de/mated are of. the lestal - seb•
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eked, Troll:1mq class, so tar arean be - judged
i by the demonstralloas at the Executive MAU°
aloes this evening. and - though they bow to the
. ' destiny of the vote or the qtrvertunewl, WI
luctance.
, acefulness, aid Is maderwith.evident re
.
Dr. Iwo 2110 to had litt,.for Charleston, co ' .
turned and Wig represent the Union element of
goothcatreilm,_
bk.._ - The zorald's "ashgton spacial of the Sist
i r . ,
bet:Tio ram glo =t l l , l. of Mai
erritory% d p ties tuar l
shed tinnt
...1 New York paper and darns lobe here on Oil
's ' . cb•l bulletins Itta_jagasiaboretim4ordeved the
remold of the peal from Lewistori to Dormer
r and the disratinfaction with Governor Lyon la I
represented to be arndned to the citizens of the 1
i '1 plate, lawsueerf his refusal to ,veto the
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•ASPeeial.tothe 21ribraufrom W •
aeh{egton 91
ia y s: The Won. Isaac Arnold, Math dndltor,has
had a schedule made of the Doits" indebtedness'
Of the tJal offices in the rebellious Mateo
up to Ores of :the brodunc out of the war.:
The aggregate amounts to a quarter of a million
of dollars. • ;Ainntiber of the postmasters:hare
rerorted- the - amount of their indebtedness, anit
their wilibgagie to pay up, and's few hoot for,
pardedAti moony,
It Is Mated that Eg•Gur. Wright, of Indians:
ber teamed the sedation to-llo‘a, t Tlr
Otrateimitmt gives satis'actlon.
Tlot President bas rescinded the order of the
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of' Interior, and creating al new
ItVa .fixam UM mentfaiShe Kangas branch
;1111:110T OISTATEN ELAIR
.111/117 ORIGINATED - 11E1114 110LBIBM'
:ANk.iSTOMt, tram .
:01.Ifeboa, Probably:Fatally gha t
%floatitt.""—crai4darTy—italiewiitraiiip.•
DISTI7IIBNL. QUELLED
IfSWAitmcguire .23.111- the , Matter - 4the'
tioron Statenlelandlut evening, it appears the
citizens were:giving an entertainment to the
I. l3 dicgtettmt,` , which had jug I - satiate front
the war. Rome of the members of a Mauch.'
Add dr.thtalttr, guarding thiOetittini of the
Quanunine grounds, came to the place of en
tertaintdent,-aniVere; in a friendly spirit; asked
to take mss,
and partook of them.
Afterwards a dlscmaio n sprung up relative to
their eribSof the two regiments. In which the
/Chinas participated, and a couple of the 66th
, got In a tight, getting the worst of it.
_ They ratt,tattedr tituttlemant their muskets,
toadadthem, tired bayonets and returned, when
ming offenalve - lenguage„ , they - were let upon,
their - Muskets taken away 'from" them, and
driven Inside the gates; of - the. quarantine
grew' This *gaged neatly- the entire do.
aseliment: .BF 'hie time a bugkerowd gathered
about the 'gram end stones .were Manta al . the
armed maim bade. They respondal by firing
deliberately, Mid with ;snub regularity, volley
alter volley Into_ tee crowds. The fight vas kept
:pp. for nearly SO hour, with Muskets on the one
pie Sad genes On.,the orher..„ - Finally a boat at.
Wing - ott , board. LleaL CoL Nelson, In
command oaks detachment of the MM, and he
was Informed of the etate of again.
He htn=ltatie. leaped &ahem and hastenedt9 tbsgma, _Acittileandialt them to desist and re
- rture tetamir Vanes.; Big command was
marcelyteten *heti hs I: a k shot by one of
oom med - , - the bin through his breast.
He willprobably is a son ofdridge Hel
m:WO Bridge. --- Westchesta _county,
andithdritlB plata df age.
Captain orthe Naugatuck, was Doti,
fled of the affair, and he ordered a ' , guarani:l
slakkas nith.sides down to the scene of - actin;
and.arrasted several - of the rioters, • and taking
away the musket( of others. The disturbance
was then quelled; -
Among the wounded were 'Peter King, shot
In the right leg; breaking the bona In two placesr
the 1 will keys to.. be. Mnputatedi Mortimer
Duryea, iligd regiment, shot in the left leg, ran.
daring arapittation necessary. Some twenty or
1 24 4/ Atlielltes wialt.Wo4ltded,
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t STATE- UNION CONYENTWN.
&LI. D. Car ircoinmedlizr
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—Cinemas; Joss 9L--tpe map gimp,
watt= met at Ccdtonlvar to•dai. ctitik
Woods rAnts, Priadden otut.L Heys,
ih i ggl3ZAP4°A . A krAiloo.- -
mac nouthat' 16 , &44i
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orareirearl . Mauro% r pt. Warren,
Hs~& !Matte er loran,
= lvarij- Boate uil4rb le g "a " "4l,
of **Cs orki; ent. ay,
Cat of &prams Coor
The Convention resointkias lionenuez
the cruel death , t Listoolen.
siesstanfe Zarinion,
nameei ; that lbw years of saagainve was has
‘._ tledsmaarges Usk aisTaizandlti
moos se. freedom And free hod*
roe 7aarhnis tie are antionslar sureitirve.
vllll l etiont4'..kstopoet- relation* ak with she to.
WM* weriensai thrl Wen lie new llll4ll-110r011!_allatixi.
441,11101g,,PM5A Pr 904,7191111(
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4:At nix°,
Reported Arrest of Besuregard.
ALL BRANCHES OF MADE AC WE,
FanUmtata of Louisiana Parish Organiziticnis.
iMPORTANTOR OER 0 EN. HERRON
MA XIMILLIAN'S EMPIRE FAST WANING
frjrniness and Enemy. of the Empress
FOREIGN AND AIiEXIGAAI
.TROOPS DISORGANIZED
Position of the .American Mezleant.
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Maw Onatits, June 19.—1 t is reported that
Gm. ;Bissuregird was arrested and taken :to
Washington:
A 'rimy:large , and enthusisstie meeting Wall'
held on Batorday right welcoming home and en
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doming Gan Made action regarding his reale.
Cal of the Spite and city °facials. •
~ All breaches of trade are entire since the re
strictions on products bare been removed, .
-. Alma) demagog prevails in thalnterlorof the
entl: l M Is where thane are no aoMmunicia.
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Lion by xster or rail. , 7 - •-- 1 , 1
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The latest information from Mexico says: 1 . 1
The Empire le vs/aright*.htierreeMaxlmil—
;use i s sperselpher -Inl the ds or Marshki-
Boerne. •The /impress displays mom armatets `
and der#l9l.44lllEierzthia her httabit u 4.
and eklate - e - OiltMloVer hlni— ate Is reslii
Einprees of exlco. Tito foreign and Mexican.
MPS at llistriminsp.on. • disoraanlaigon• -the'
ch ate 'the Only reliable 'and look to 131;aloe .
for orders. The Mexicans will rebel the first om
,PartMatf.. , • , Y,, •
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• adielliiir dirk. othUsslasippi, passed through:
Mobile on the 9th; on his way to Washington.;
' hemTh t o!rebei l general Altieet Pike' has
_arrived
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Judge Kellogg, who was appointed Collec tor'
of this post,Ma arrived. .. , !
_GM. Marron, commanding at Shreveport, has .
issued Importantruderi air the reamer freedmmi
to their former masters until the growing
ga rs
gathered,Voted. mill mum* destitn.
lion an
ontract d stillfrialt wlth`bitti-classeri. Mani*
cs for pay and support Is minim/ for the
. baatipiOftti4kftl34l:. ' . , - •, : .'",-, 1
New Onxiiikks, June bi.-=The digerati-Ip*.
Lsticirganleatlons ofLordslans express abeiht /hi 1
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' following 'aentiments:
,f The strife hue cursed; tfik revolution has fili
al; there most be no attempt or renewal' of opt
Position to the United States; that all must accem
the wain good faith and 'land by the 'Go , t
meat; reprobate guerrilla warfare and aria
against individuals holding political opinion*
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differer.t from themsalvmennst cease; that good
feeling should he linidedlitel'i mitered; that they '1
meetlStand by and support the Conetltution and
laws of the United States and Lonislarus,-and 4
falin' of ,111 042 ant' lefractlon thereof. ! •
New Oataawe, Jane 2 0.—Adviees limn North
Mexico furnish the following facts : Camerae;
after brief reiristance s yras taken by General Ls.
my. The Imperialists elm captured the notorioni
Coptahi Bedoll, formerly of the Confederate ear.
vice. lie • 11l be tried as a spy.._ he Prominent
leflu ial . rebehl r ne thaltimilthenseelves, and
denominated by - the Mexicans American Merl:
can residents, who have sought that country as
an -asylum and for protection from rankest rule;
' deelare ithat they will give, Arritcalsuppoet . to
the Empire; that they are determined never to
llve under the flag from winch 'they tied. The
object of making their homes in Mexico Is peace
arid arability.. They will be tolleklco what they
were to Use Confederacy.
the whole tenor of the news places the-Amer.
lean Mexicans in the position of the "waradaring
Jew, without home or resting place.
LOYAL DELEiIitIONFROEI VIRGINUL
Interview. with .the president;
1 ETTER FROM GEZIIMILL WELLS/
Korlh Carolina Collectors of Customs;
Art.oizmitEras BY TILE PRESIDE:VT'
6bau ofled ontliern Phut n 3
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Waanottaroir.-May 23.—1 n view. of the action
of Governor Pieroont, itt'catling the • Ingialathre
of Virginia together for the purpareofrenrening
the disabilities of those who have been "amid in
therehellion and allowing them to vote and hold
ewer; Slane dekgßUoll of the loyal men of
the State visited the President and laid various'
matters of importance - before him. Daring the'
lot t•rview a letter was submitted to the President
from Creneral Webs, whOperforaed inch efficient
sail= in the anon of the assasaln of President
Lincoln. _ .
. General Wells, Ski is =von • Manthal Gen.
eral of the defenses south of the Potomac, says:;
:Very soon after the fall of Ridunond I tie-•
came aware that many of tbe leading ems/non-;
lets, deepaleleg of resisting by force of arms, thO
power of the Government, or; mighty logic of
events, whir-bins soon to make Virginia free, had,
determined teener's% hype:they what fora could,
not do, and then 1i WM Hiel soon after that
event; these Pinions, in cronsiderril; htiahera,;
and in each concert as to indicate acommon pun ,
ywe appeared Ind took the oath of allegiance..:i
Arm election of members of the legislature, was
;soon to be beid,AndliniOng thcsewhoarusonoced
themselves as candidates, were tome who had
refused to take the oath, and preferred to. lose
their property aid be ailed from their families,
- rather thah acknoijedge the supremacy of the
_Government or the United States. Two years
of duty. at. Alexandria, and such, general at.
_outdstnce as it brought; taught me that the -
;oath of allegiance was not conclusiveaddence of
loyaity, but that It Iris minnly.sronbi,'less
'acccmpatiled by eonalatentoceduct and nn
loyal
acts, and no nutrias was felt when 'on couut
lig the 'rote; - these - gentlemen were elected
by large majorities - to represent the people in the I
State Government whose =Wane they had per , I
setantly denied, and for whose overthrow most
of them had, "'blithe year, plotted and =spired.
The_followhig appointments have bee" made •
of Col/colors of Cnatoms for the State of North
Carol*: Wm, C. fatten. Newborn; John B. '
Taylor; Elfish Mills, Plymouth; James Bandy,
Camden; Wm. Caen,, Washington. Parker
QuiDet has been appointed Surveyor for the last
named place.
The re ni:ethers of the twenty-flye per cent on
.ccitton west of the Mississippi, has t he
been re
moved; thus all cotton is fnta with the excel - Mon
of the interaid revenuetax. •
. Bettetruy- McCall= his recommended to
the Presidatt the appoitment of It H. Van
Dyke, of Ne* Vatic as :Asahtant Treat= at
that city.' James - C. Smith has ham com mi s.
stoned as Arnie. Attorney 'for Northern_ Ala
bama, and Wm. H. Gale and Charlat P. Rally
as
ColAorsadso-Jdu nataob
oHf
oug Shtonp m
A C s o e u ce rt l at o a
Justice of the fhtmme Court of New Mexico.
. • The Bat for Brasil Station, under command
of Adminsl Gordon; lest Hampton Roads paten
. .
It hu been oilleiallydecided Cult the Commis..
stoner for Freedmen's 'Affairs is bonad to take,
control of only such portkni of abandoned South
ern land* as be may set apart for. Mouse of rot
ogees andlYeedmen; and not the entity oboe
doned lands of that seeticia. - - ' •
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THE NEWERIK FIRE COMESSIONERS.
Ofiril and Mitary Pupil ipplieaion..
la 6. OFeW.AI4O.,AZAUBEJRN
Southall ilailrond lanaiert In Waihigita
New Yoar;Jtuie The Board of gmropoll•
tan Fire Coininisalenera met this afternoon and
received the meted lite.law :committee, who
decided that the Conim elopers are legally In
charge_ uf iltel'ire_Departmeret.".4plicatione
were received from sevent7-11in it one inittditid
firemen to be enrolled as members ortlie
ca g l = l6 . l k44o. or-the faeatttent engineers
repo thriComtnisektners, , indeeired ta
; atractloas to ambits on duty, under orders of
% the chief.
-The ifli/A lyktoltitaidtCoart t' &aim
her of iippricatione tor pardon hereto= received
today fromnglitartend,cdploalcout of the late
rebel ' t*
The mein of Mts. Seward were for w ard
to Auburn today, -
=ern. ranatattaiiiiimiluiva itatitothara
to otraagotaeata for a mamma tallow
Lam- boat IlawTottllilakduadad lad Chatta-
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Her; OI,E.4Eis lac 'peen.
g ti; 404 The y at,
coimiw and onsk or one ".
, day la pea hr borrowegiots; Ake
teill
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TRE'APPiICATIDN; Fon PARDON.
Foittiein' Poste ce " utters,
*WO OF . STONE . RIVER PROMOTED
Mississippian Astoniihing Creditors
NEW roux, dune 22.—The n'a.ne's nah
lugson special says: Among the yeas numb er
of applications for , pardon died at the White
Mouse, there is not a single instance where the
applicant does not assert he wair oppssed to the
inauguration of the rebellion". •
Iseyesai parties in the Southern State%
who were acting As Postmasters when the
war broke out:have reported the various
amounts of thel lr:hidebeisdneas, isnd exptusled
desire to lipidate. Some few have . forwarded
'ho money. ThePtsat.oillca Department la
parted to open bids for transporting malls oyer
sundryof the 'bid postal routes in the South.
Schedules will
coinDleted be advertised as soon as they are
..?
Colonel C. 0. Loomis; of the ,10. Michigan
Artillery, luis been pmmoted to a fail Brigadier
Gcneralshi# by General . Deford, as a tribute 'to
dee of berterof Stone dyer. 1 -
WsA gentleman from Missisaippi is in town on
way kiNow York.. where hetrtends to aston
his creilksmPaslaild large aten — Of Mosier
which he owed at the breaking
our of the rebel
lidn. He paid into the rebel Treasury the amount
Of his North= obligations, but does. net
con.
bider that Manner of .paying debtollther honor
able whorled.
The Postmaster General has, alter
With Lt. Oen. Grant, concluded to send gentle
.,tesspf ltnowdi. , mnprteney to thaSofith, to ex
amine the condition of the railroads in that 50.
tiorbArith a Mew tyre retramption of the petal
'aerVele." -
- 311 47 Peiliqii-haia some Lore tospa
dal pardons, While others are by
`carmel Throngs of them were at `the Execu
tive mansion today frir tEcipare of obtaining
interdew with the President: , . Mu.; Marshall
Conway was among themes the representative of
Ow- Rebels and seventy-dye merehante of Rich.
mood, who are worth; each more than two_ hum.
died thousand dollars, • .which excindesthem froM
th6l WPted*W§ened/01 rho pardon prociamatiod.
They represent their present exclusion privi
leges'. their energies and the present application
Of'their Capital to Witness and thee ImProvernent
of Richmond, which is now so desirable, owing
the late destruedwej dre.
IHMOR PBBEENT'S DIESSABB
!taggratiefte Regarding the Mite Constitution.
QUESTION OF NIT.GRO SUFFRAGE,
Relteplfamc of °tient.
*e°9l.lneitlcettisea Tatars
Was morommr, Jame 22.4:kerrernor Berpnbat,
tc •
tis menage to the Virginia Legislature, says:
The mont linportant quiet - lon which demands
inimedlate attention, Is that of the restoration of
political rights to three who have heretofore en
toyed &M. 'lribileat 6r loyalty prescribed by
the amended State Conatituticen enfaiced in
the election and qualification ofofficers, it would
require an organizatlen impracticable in most
of the counties.
It is folly, he any% to suppose the State to be
tortniedo under a Republican form of Gov
ernment,. when nine-tenths of the people are
disfranchisbed; but fortunately by the terms of
the ConaUtution the General Assembly has con
,trol of-this subject. The restricting daises of
the Constitution were deviled in time-of war.
Now that the conflict is passed, and the men de.
'clam they have taken the oath of allegiance'
to the United States without mental reservation.
:and intend to be and remain loyal to the Gov
ernment of their fathers, It would not be the
spirit of • noble Anglo xon race to strike the'
'fallen brother and to impose upon him humil
iating terms after a fair surrender. Therefore,
If it:were even practicable to organize counties
under the disqualifying clauses of the Constitu
tion we should still earnestly recommend their
reicidij We - must not loose sight ottius great
fact that, while roan la • aortal and religions be
log, hole at the santetime of tlehtlng endemism
lure, and encourage . the milderpropensities
or his nature . We must not deal harshly With
ethers lest we defeat the objects of the wire ,
ud - # .. gu4e, wbere ires would demo
abd ennoble. en wan peracersisttesre disloyal
. to the Gcrrernmeot which gives him protecticut
should hot be allowed to vote or hold office un
der that Goren:trots& Hence the seggestlon of
.an each - of loyalty, t would reCommend the
amnesty oath prescribed by the President of the
United ;Staten, or one of similar character to
that, tote stitertitsted fbrthe one required by the
Constitution as it now stands.
Be Mthersays : The subject of negro suf
frkle la exciting great interest at present all
over the country, but as neither you nor I have
control overthat subject it will of course not be
o mallecrfforjont rwatid rbcont
mean the passage of an act to legalize the mar;
:lege of Ferrous of color Ile also recommits
approprietions for leneetfeaasinma and institutes
rEr the'dettl, dunfb'and b li nd, and an inert:mot
tuxes to fifteen per cent on one huudrol dollars
worth of property, raising the average legal rite
of interest to seven and three tenths per cent,
and the fixing of • day for electing members
of the Legislature. it closes by invoking the
lib sting" of God upon the 'State and comity.
-A resolution was passed in the Haase thlt
the opinicm of the'lleneral Asitilta; the time baa
dtnyed when It t. safe and expedient to tee-
tort the rights of voters who are disfranchised
by the prorialona of the third articlo of the
Constitution. The Senate concurred in the res.
elation,
and a special joint committee was ap,
pointed to bring in a bill for that purpose.
DESTRIIIIII FIR,g 'IN SAN ELNCGSCO
Town of Yuba Nearly Destroyed
NEW' GOLD DISCOVERWS REPORTED
People of Victoivia SOld
ELECTIO4 TEUITORY
.More Outrdgeto by the Indtaits
SAN rIIATICIbOO, Juno 19.—There was s are In
is city last evening, at the foot of Market
street, between California and Sacramento,
whach burned twenty,bve buildings. The 105 i
is estimated at 1100,000. Many families were
rendered homelces.
The town of. Boone Valley, Yuba county, has
been nearly de s troyed by are.
The steamship Sierra Nevada, from Portland
and Victoria, bring' tas,ooo In gold.
There Is favorable news from the mines.
Cn
New g
old.coveries are reported on the Upper
in-
The pooPle of Victoria have been sold by bo
pm telegrams front New Westminster, do
scribing the retention of Jeff. Davis and Breck.
thsidge, for treason. The papers commented
oa It at length, the Colonist believing and the
Chronicle disbellattyc it. -
The election In Washington Territory, It Is re
wrt.W, resulted In the semen 'of Denny, the
Union candidate' for Conveasional Delegate..
Last ekction Rowan for Darcy. •
late news from 'Arizona report more outrages
by the Apaches. Traps from California . will
some be on the!! track;
A dispatch from New' Westminiter, British
Columbia, st ater that one htuidred miles of poles
for the Russian telegraph are on the . ground.
Arrived'-on the 17th the shipelimmem and rs,
rot*, from Boston. ' "
- :.• -• Grant , ' Orders. to Haneck: . -
New Your., dune 22.—The "linty :and 2rant
Oaring publishes the following dispatch from
.
gene& Grant to General Halle*, Oftlerhig the
latter .to disregard. Sherman's truce. 'sabot:lld
have acoompattled Halleeles letters s . '
Amman Ili:Irmo;
' - • ‘ '' Batirdey, April 22.1.865. I
Major Coma Matket, .f wd" Va:tL.The
trnee entered Into' by Sbernian will ' terendeil ea
Attu .leali_ retch 'italelgh. , Iloeit - Sheridan'
, with his cavalry toward Greensboro', N. C., it
;loon as poesible:i I thlidelf will be well to send
ono ca n .of...jefantry- 4011)-44.,Arbol..under
Sheridan:* The int - sintrymarit'nbt pt . farther
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TEE LATE VIEGIVIAILECTIOIT.
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Mutiny` - :Among Colored; Cavalry:
VESSEL TAKEN BY THE MUTINEERS
Dimmed and Seta Down the Bay.
NEW You; Jane.—ltichmond papers :;.f
the 20th contain the,fonewing: Al the late elic
lion the'following ivairthe vote in iccommed and
NorthaaMtbn counties: For Congress—William
•EI. B. Ctustis; Accomac county, 923; Northamp
ton-county,299. George C. Tyler, AceoMac,
l6 ; l4 orthampton, 6. - Cutts' majority. 031.
For the House of Dalegatenof Virginia Thomas
H. - Klllatn and Dr. John W. Fields were elected,
botli of whom are CouservatiVia. Aug=
Ctistla was s Union member of the Virginia
Convention, is a ConservatiVe man and opposed
to 'confiscation. Tyler la the present, United
States Collector for the District.
Ttio'cilizets of Dt4nney had, at a meeting,
adopted resolutions prohibiting negroes from
coming upon their plantations except upon bus
sed their pay at tiro dollars per month,
and refusing to hire ,any 'man tialessxecotit.
mended by his
.provions employer] and while
wc.ogniztrug Francis H. rierpolatu Ge_viraor,
and_appreclating'-hielanerpas innatimentf, .key
driireelate the Constitution bl the, lltaterof
gbalai as now in force 4y ‘iuld :leak hhht theaarni
comes 14 .46ptelffor rgirth that has been for
Nofth Carolina. .
The Cbmniercial BsArtin says: The. decona
New York colorei cavalry mutineered on - board
of ttra - steimer Lynne at the wharf in Fortsmonth,
last TumanYevening. They took possasaion of
the vcsaeland refused to allow it: fo, team and
the - Mgat inewning they went asbore aimed and
ran,riot thrimigh the town. Whito troops-ware
Km:non:id from various quarters and General
Graham took cowl:utak : of them and soon' bTer
poviertd the blacks and drove Gann aboard of the
eLitYwhera preparatiOns bad been made few
them::. Tbey wens dlsirined and lent down the
Biroiklurldge and Party-.P.seaped.'
linw Tom June 82.—A llama letter desert:).
Mg the esespo of - Brockinridge and party, says
they primulas mall boat at St. Johns and haul.
ed it moat the country _to Indian river, and
launched in an Inlet communleeting with the
Ocean, audiloved damn the coast sixty
subsisting - ccesbe.ll fishittld turtleoggs. A Uni
ted States gnu boat saw them and sent a boat to
see who they were. Col. Wood and - Iwo others
went out to meet tb t e boat, and said be *as wreek
ed and a fisherman, and the balance Of the party
were paroled rebel prisoners and - they exhlblt
paroles ananwere allowed to g o. Cal. Wood in
e4
vited the alter who examined hisystpers- to go
on shore and dine with them on shell ilat, bathe
declined. That evening they left the shore, harlot:
a few dozen'of eggs and some smalltiams. They
reached Cardenas about thirty.sirt hours after.
wards, haeing spoken a vessel and obtained sup;
miss of fresh• beef and water. t t hey suffered
much frouthlloger during thelljonotey, an Ibnly
one person at' a time could sleep boat'
Few. :York Stock and Money Matters.
Nate' ions, dune 2 2.—The: Stock market.
continues dull; the late decline in gold has:
checked the dispoeitlon of mash/grate come Into!
market;aid brokeeg again havothe trusidesa en- -
tirely to themselves. In Railroad speculation.
the principal feature.was the purchase of about•
9,5C0' shares of ClFveland and Pitieburgh by
the bulls, which had the effect of oattingup the.
price. The feeling In the market is generally
ettungervalmdst evetythlng if a &sedan higher,
but tranesetlons mimicry' limited. • Governments
are Gtm but quiet, and there was some activity
le them at the morning board, bat It did not
hot Innßl State bonds, quiet and without any .
matcrustehange; Rallwayrmortgages and Bank
stares, strong, but Inactive.
The Gold market hat beetiqnlet and dim dur-
Ing the day, with the bulk of neatness, at about
1:42.% cash; Gold continues scarce, and large
short interest lends to sustain prices; Money Is .
very abundant at low ratty; Foreign exchange
Is extremely doll.
The New York Delimiter Case,
New Tenn, June 32.—The Commercial .4dver
rtser few The chief topic on Change) this morn
ing has been the departure South of Mr. East
man.. of Eastman it Co., produce dealers, Broad
stnet. for parte unknown; leaving a deficits to
' the amount of a million dollars. A warehouse
mai, rained P. K. Howe, to also miming, and Is
bthcred to be connected with Eastman.
,Tbe
ur dinfiketed: on list Eattuday, 'lying he
or ten. I
was gedng to Boston and would be
the back In a day
lls antecedents were of first qual
ity. lie was a etumb-going main and largely'
Icel.:Med with every pralseworty uudertakirog.
?Onm Yostr„lanerdere have tienicrons •
new de rekinneketa.-toidaY lathe defalcation of
- Smith J. Ettatssan.. The more the ease to silted
the stone ((looks: The loss will probably reach
near one million of dollars In money. Promi
nent dour and provision houses are sufferers: •
The Seren-Thirty SubseripUens.
PUILADELYInA, June 2.--Jay Cooke, the
d States Subscription Agent: reports tue
sebscriptiona to the 7.30 loan at 5 2 ,2111,40, In
cluding the following: Among the largestwere
the Ocean Nation Bank of New York, 410,000;
Vnutib National EPP.I4 of New York, S. 4 ;010;
the Firm National Bank of Norfolk.; 120,C00; the
Flat National Beak of Richmond, 150,060; the
Second National Hank of Chicago, 411,500; the
Fourth National Bank of St. Louis, 810,000; the
Foal, National Bank of flarristnug, ttl0,000; the
First - National Bank of Toledo, 11 3 0.000; the
Fla social BA Bank of Boston; S 10,000; the Ex
change National Rank of Pittabnorh, $00,000;
J. G. Parker & Co., of Mobile, N 0,000; Henna,
fort b Co., of Pittsburgh, Sao,poo. There were
also 1578 Itidielitztal 'subscriptions. for sums of
t. 50 and 8100 each. .
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• attic Veported *ln Inexico..—Color:l
Troops Reached Texas.
line Tong, June : 32 .—klieraki special from
R., wnsville the. 15th Inst., toys : Information
bes Iven received at the headquarters of General
11-je In Matamoros the; an Capplltellt
took place between the imperialists and Latta/
command, In which the latter wet totally defeat
ed. toeing 700 killed and MP prisoners, together
with arms and ammunition. ifegrete Ii reported
a .prisoncr. • Cal:nab:rt. Blanco was reported to
have been captured and shot. •
General Jackson's command of -calmed troops
bad reached Texas safely and disembarked.
tong-Taland Trotting klatch—Suspension
of lard Work.
Haw Tons, June 1b1., , -/tt the trotting yeater
day ..at Fashion - Course, Long Island—beat
dye for two thousand dolars—betwen the
Commodore Vanderbilt and :Mack DiamOnd,
Cr rrmrdore Vanderbilt won the drat, third and
fo,r.h bests, the beet time being 23535.
SVt rk has ceased at the
.Tortsmoath Nary
Yard' on all the prlneiral viesals In the coarse
of er estreetion there, being Ihe Franklin, Pas
san.ra, Way, Illinois', and the Contocoon. Two
or !lase are not yet lattnehd.
From Callfornb—Prisoners Released
Fire.
Bev FRANCISCO, Jane 16 .—Forty-one prison
era, wbn were turned over to the United State.
District Court by General McDowell, have been
released on taking the oath of allegiance. They
were 'chanted with . treasonable utterances, gen
erally with rejoicing in the iumaashiation of the
late President
A Ore at Pleweravillo to-day conattuted 'bon&
4110,000 worth or property.
Sentenced to be Hanged.
Bre?Ato, June 2g.—Carrlngton, convicted of
killing Poiccmon DM a few months since, was
tadep ceetenced to hung on the 11th of Atigast
{Wort.', '
I Our military officers and - ProVislonil Gayer.
j non, In their proclatiations and general, Mdem
' to tio people. of the late rebellious States,
exhort and rpiolso„floo emancipated negro.* to
work...work. wor k they meat pow support
Ithan:Utica 11 7:their Itidintrv—thrit they esunat•
and naut not. live 'ldle aad' vagabond lives.
•
how Ude la all podia!) tied and p ra P ar and .
Is jut what. this, poet Tranatlcal't abolition
friends wouldeuivto them; but how happens it
that these gentlemen gorget to give the same ad
vice te/the *in; W§O Ortga a a a n amdilin.. Wed. ,
to the honorable lair, 'an thesweat of tbylice
shalt thou eat bread ,» as aft theneOutat, 1 ',. -:.
. Itapolauf , Ideii—A Ntexleo. r
fey
The Ideas et mattehal destin by
Lodi &palate Val he ;wag Li ll
•iiiiii, Nie - vie
i tamable to the arta emvireln XetV:
ax. to by ' -`1 ems 'ovNaphlelhtsre,
T ",
1 'attoo Terrace, July, me,Prire Aral Att
lettleg pio.Phep_,_
_or n the RogiZ al 4 M e
I
1 the tem great .oreteketa of .aaaa, tet; :,
Resale heal the ADlekielill Bepubterr .
i Ise d* to tattAit,l( only id; 'it the ' Present
Ip t ie ffci lic t l folglikeDW,lbiksireat Wm teak
i Pita mbisloof awl*: pep Oolosal at
I elthereed of thOrtafk.uork the,exttemity ioir
1 tbe reetritbe'othiest the llot the 9 1 a,
ilmeldvt iintleCourieht,E "ceitoila hkea
- the,
velomity
laphaino t eeetehlogiteghr
tterinat,' Oaten*
~uki,
': 1 :21 41 42 114114 aus ' '41'1";4
-the 'faker ' by 1112 ,..-47,
i damning etradedto,ebitinlblitliskaAhtetere
Cop eclest_ lutiKiabghteree to chillgattoi all'
: ea zmaiiisilaw - Web Anleadi. Item Abe
'adre POEM Ikid aed ffrims' .64l Nolik )
/i tV=lsitawi fi V is _ A otup7o4: ;
iliabbaii.yulit put . la i r r,
it 11
I g i ga l ff i tiCOMP4 —1%:., :.: .1, ...IS A ',,. till '
Tr".
..,.• , , , , , :r . A.,.:.1.:,3 it .01 Ziti.
. The Rebel Leaderx In Canada. •
A friend, who has recently visited Canada, in
.Tortas to that. Sanders, Tucker, and Dr., Stack
'trans (of yellow fever notoriety) were loafing
'w
about St. Lawrence Rail, Montreal, drinking
frisky copiously, talking largely, vigoronsly
demote/clog the "vulgar yankees," and meaning
quite in the old pompous way. The landlord of
that house, week before last, gave them-notice
that It was no longer deairable to have them as
'meats, when they, packed up 'thole 'duds and
Went over to the , Ottawa, pan American house,
the keeper of which, by the way, is, or was two
yearsAgO, a good Union man. Oar friend con
versed with them freely. and they confessed to
him that the rebellion was net Only a Adam, but
a great mistake. Although they bled to main-
Min a bold front before the Canadians, they
were really extremely erect-fallen, and nervoria
ly anxious to know what the Government pro
posed to do wick them. Of comae they Indig
nant], repelledthecharge of_being.cotacerned in
the aseseelnatlon of President Lincoln; while
Dr. Blackburn, who has the manners of a well.
Be-MIME/an, affected virtuous horror of the
l ord Be
of endeavoring to
lento into our Northern cities. introduce pesti-
• Our friend says the position of these men In
Canada la anything but enviable. They have
lest caste. They have suddenly ceased to be the
persOnages of Imp:stance.' • With the collapse'
ortbe rebellion came the collapse of their power
as "representatives." The Canucks, who WM
ens/ treated them with great consideration, now
turn the cola shoulder upon them. The htsh
ionable society that a few weeks a welcomed
them with monks and millet nowslams the
door In their face. Shrip keepers refuse to re.
cognize them, and landlorde terve 'them with
noticm to quit. They wander about discon
solately, unnoticed and, unbefriended,
,with the
brand of Manly. on , their - foreheads, -- and the
curse of Cain following them like a fate. They
have no home—they have no country. With
thogrfilt of parricide On their sonle, they have
ned even the grim iconsolation of knowing that
thin hellish //enemas succeeded: The Union—
the Enion,of their fathers—they attempted to
de/grey, "still lives." In_Mplte of their r endish
ifiels—is bottomed ' , open a stronger firmer
foundation than ever. They he* 110/.0 'their
worst, but they failed as Lucifer, failed before
them. And now they are outcasts'," with ne
refuge 'or hiding place la - prospect but a-di/Mon.
oral grave. Ira wereposaible harbor - such a
sentiment toward such
than. Ivretchesi, • -we should pity
•
Trade of the Mlisonel River.
The Missouri Depwerat. Speaking of the great
increase of trade by the Missouri river, says:
At no former season Lae the trade up the Mis
souri been no large as at preacat. The reason
Is to be found In the attractive infigences of the
gold regions on the head waters of this steam:
Thousands of adVenturers have gone In that di
rection, and thousands more are following and
making preparations for the trip. Steamboat
transportation is the cheapest and most comfort ,
able mode of performing the Journey,and as this
market has all the necessary articles far a .per.
feet outfit, not in provisions only, but In the re
italic's:machinery far mining Operations,' and
this port Li well furnished with a class of boats
built expressly (or the strong current of the Mis
souri, and men to navigate tient thoroughly ex
perienced,
the tide of travel in that way andthe •
trade centers in St. Lonls,
This is only the eecond or third season of this
netehnsinees, and yet the heavy volume to which
It has mown, the large "proportions It hail as
sumed, are ;already Fee:dying the WO..dt.T and
gratifying comment of the public.
It is certainly a strange spectacle, especially
to there somewhat advanced in ilfe—this rapid
expansion of by:duels- -. Heretofore—before the
, ilscr,vely of the precious metals on the Pacific
and along the backbone of the continent—the
expansion of trade relations was Mow.' A life
time baldly more Elmo sufficed for a settlement
of any Importance along the frontier or beyond,
bet now a nation almost comes up In a day, and
a hundred steameis turn their prows toward
d on:lrk:leg towns and prospemes communities
where yesterday,. as It were, there was nohnuten
life hat that of the Savage. • •
But a great drawback upon the trade Is the ice
of winter and the • failure of water In summer.
The river spreads Itself out over • broad ex
panse, and is full of saud bus and sand island'.
it Is thought that the channel might be kept
open and navigation be uninterrupted, except
during the winter, In which case It would se.
rioculy compete;with the great hallway Lines to
the Far West.
I • A Navel plea.
From the telegraphic report of that document,
it appears that Alexander 11. Stephens had ap
plied to,Prealdent Johnson for a special pardon,
not on the ground of being sorry for hie 'oils.
deeds, bat Decease be was an original believer In
the-vied of sccesalon, and therefore ho commit.
ted to wrong. Thus 1e ebaracteriatic of Ste.
,bens, whets one of he meat consummate hair
splitting demagogues In the country. Re further
excuses hittmelf by the plea that, while he advo
cated the right of OCCes5lOll he was opposes to
Itenedley, and had opposed ' lt as long as he could
with safety. He claims as an offset, also, that
Horace Greeley, In the New York /Whew, ad
mitted the same thing—that the South had a
r , ,t , . to rcrr.t. , ..". Dor !TTri.; has 9t.,, 2.13
hem
acknowledging the TrZene as anther:4qt
The truth Is, Mr. Stephens has not been arrest
' ed for his abstract opinions. but for giving old
sod comfort to the enemies of the country, by
aceepUng and bolding the next highest °glee in
a chant government gotten up by traitors against
the Government at the United St ates .., Fits In
fluence was given to those whowere fitting
money and troops for the purpose of levying war
against the United States, and as an officer
among the insorre6tionists, ho wasis_particlort
ter In all their crimes. In this he was guilty of
trearontwhiCh' l!ptinithable with death. That
Le may oil More lerdently dealt wlth is not tn.
compatible with the public good, If more active
trailers are made an example of; but we dolops
that It tray not be unconditionally pardoned,
eseteirdly Übe comes to.the President as a pet-
Wove Instead of a penitent.--/ndianagoits Ga.'
• bile R etrenehment•—RedueUon of the
A ttny—The Public. Debt and the National
Resources.
Every day now sees the expenditures of the
,government vastly reduced. With all possible
rapidity the soldiers are being mustered out and
sent home. Supernumerary (lettered" as well as
Mears of other grades are being returned to
civil life. Thousands of horses are being re ,
Steed from further military duty hod sold,
nuMben of wagon*, and most of the other. par
aphernalia of war. wie ')elsig disposed of. Onr
aural force has been greatly reduced, and many
of the transports and enaverted gunboats sold.
The rrduction applies to every , department,. and
the retrenchment in expenditure is enormou.
We shall very soon be able to obtain a dudish°
knowledge of the cost of administration in the
(inure. We shall also learn theprectse 'amount
of dt Lt left us by the war and Its annual interest,
and &ball thee bo able to eatintate _the extent of
our taxation.
We predict that neither the debt nor the taxa
tion- will turn
,out to be half as formidable or
burdensome - at thecroakers have represented
they would be. In comparisen with the enor
mous reecnirtes of the country they will appear
nothing. And very soon, too, there resources
will have a development so great as to dwarf all
our present and peat experionce.—Ar. Y. runes.
rut of Place as troll as Out of Time.
The New YorkHank' argues with somo force
that Ravenly Johnson's argument against the
constitutionality of the mllltary tribunal trying
the:conspirators against the President's life Is
outrof time, Inistnuch as Mr: Joluisou has roe%
ogniaed Its legality by acting nudult. 13ut Elk
Jehrson's argruneut appestat* no to be not only
out of time, but out apiece. It Is too much to
exPect that a body Milani for weeks hearing
testimony,- sad haying power to act as Jadge send
Jury, will decide that It has been _thus long In
6 41 81 4 h nocoustitationally and usurping power*
that do entbelong to It. An argument addroued
;to the military 'court, therefore, n em bo of no
au% • All'argument ofthst kind should be, ad
. dressed to the Supreme Court of the United
Mates attar the verdict Is rendered. and In arrest
of sentence. The question of the legality of mil-
Italy commlesions sitting on, trials for offences
aWnst, society, on ce not In.the mtary or
neeal aervlce. is which ought to be setUed
by the highest authorized Iflt Is de
cided to be lawful . , the entire people will en
respect Its decisions. If it Is decided .40 t obe
legal, mean:weans* bktakeri,to bring crimes be
fore tribunals where the want ofJariadietion will
be no bar toluatice---Pdil. leger.
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i - Their Condition In , Virginla. ~.• s ,
..
Ili
I A Danvi ll e correspondent Or the tyr York
i Wortd gives a pets= picture's:line prevent
an con
!Mtn:in of Virginia out the pre4allto e .
I~or the tho tutanda of poor: white people Who
daily
liking the oath, Only . tee waft...can
!read la wilt& •.: Thdannandetlaohmod lap.
!equilityl anywhere in' theNotth.E7n Reis* II
;manners, Is all hot their der.llleyealtk i=
.they reinnblo'- ray - eke*. th e" •
ithey deo:4d' It to tlde i ee which humbled
the *den ..eit, the iabellio n" to carry out their
wiestideelteniea atid,elened the &stein Ile
entoentilkket. Theettatandemaw lei
,pooreili,Hee„ RI thew Landed for the Ilakini
ttdoldl_ 'itotKlN'il:ia peak 'a_neeeoltie And .
twouhl ennetalltrlittrradat Mba Olil
tthe people's. geese. -. 2:hare'le:no Peg ht tablas'
tleeellandkoad'lltOmetationl Id"
ate mass of the peopre:hilyeeto el _ el•
The llt , who " Itintat_lV koV,isit [so la of
Atraing IS So posioreaTantar 1 -- .',, t :. ' ,
--,, 1 '431L"it77.:,:-S,-.
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.Vj 'A ak.U.II •L '4•4“. • CLI
CITi AND. SUBRIBAIL
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Hi g h School Commencement.
-• The High &heel Commencement at Lafayette
Hall last evening was atteided by quite a large
audience. The Rev. Mr, WashingiOn, of the
Baptist Church,. opened the exercises - with
prayer. The butt performance was an essay by
Miss Maggie A. Black, on "The old , Curiosity
Shop," which was about as exhaustive of the
subject as the limited time would penult. Al
though the yoke of the young lady is naturally
weak, the assay was well read, and she retired
amidst, a perfect shower of bouquets, etiongh to
set up a floral curiosity shop.' Bat we ihave not
' time to particularize. The following perform
ances exhausted the programme: "Oar Ban
ner." MUD Lottie R. Cruskey; "The See bath its
Paola," Miss Mary G. Eaton; "Mind and
Hand," Miss MattieJ. Herron; "Summer In the
Heart," Miss Magda 3 feelintock; "The Wor
shiper," Miss Bella /derail; "Handcuffs and
Anklets," bilis Sarah A. Rutledge; "Earth's
Battlefields," Miss „Mar3r X. Wilkis. Two ora
tory Lessons of Science" and "Valedic
tory Addresa"—were delivered by Earara W.
Derander.
•
The valedictory of Master Demmler was hap
pily conceived and well delivered, and' elicited
• prolonged applause. The perfonnaneca were
all creditable, bat the voices of the performers
were so often inaudible that it was difficult to
follow the train of thought.. The youth of the
graduates, however, Is a sufficient apology.
After the essays and orations, which were
I.rgely Interspersed with mute, the Principal
of the High School distributed diplomas among
the persons mentioned above, with the addition
of Master George C. Salley, and the large ad
dlenee gradually retired.
Temperance League.
.
The fifth make, meetin g ' of the. National
Temperance League was held In the Rev. E.
Swill'a church, Bearer street, on the 53th Inst.
Rev. A. K. Bell presiding. Opened with pray
er by Rev. J. A. Swaney.
Minutes of the previone meeting read and ap.
proved.
The committee on Statistics reported progress:
The Executive Committee who were ordered
to ascertain the position of the county
nomit nes on the subject of Temperance, reported
progress.
• The Chairman reported the proceedings of the
_meeting held in Dr.RowanDit ettruch,Eittaburghl
on the 13th instant,,
On motion, It was iesoliedlo bold 'a meeting
in Rev. 8.8. Stestrart's church, Sixth street, on
next Tuesday, evening, the 27th, for the purpose;
organizing a Temperance League. ;
Rev. J. A. Swaney was requested to address
the meeting, which he did m a very able and eloj
tmer.t manner. '
Rev. E. E. Swift wen next called on, who re
aponded In a very brief but pointed address. Be
was followed with appropriate ,terrAihic by, Rev.!
Dun lap and Rev. J. B.
On motion, the Executive Committee were in ,
strutted to invite Judge Sterrett to address , the
bent meeting.
On motion, a Committee of Dm Whole, with
Mr. Pbuikenton as chairman, was appointed to'
request all persons of Intemperate habits whom'
they might come in contact with to be :present
at the meetings in future.
The next meeting being on the *ourtb of
.
on motion It was postponed till -the Tuesday',
evening followlpg, July 11th. Notice' of the,
place to be given through ; the different pulpits.'
After some remarks by the Chairmen, Rev,
A. K. NU, the meeting sojourned. -
Eround Drovinod.
An unknown man was foundrfloating In the
Allegheny river above the. rallniad bridge, yea
tcrday morning. In eppearance he was shoat
frty-five -years of age, fire feet . six Inches hi
height; gray hair, and had one large tool, in his
.
tipper Jai. In Dont; had on a Week free co. t,
lined - with fl annel, black cloth pants, 'abase on
lila feet, white plush vest, and white shirt and
drawers. Around his waist was.a leather belt,
but no effecte were found on his parson by which
to Identify hint. Had a pocket-book In his
pocket which contained a slip Of paper, with the
blyaieries—First Myst
following wards print Dolorous
sled upon It: "Dolous
ery— The •
alftl3s In the Garden—Fnt of this victo of
r sufferings
y—Con.
trltlon." No marks of violence were found on
hie ptrson., Coroner Clawson held an
in
on the - remains, and a verdict of • "found .
drowned" was rendered.
•
catmoreland 'County.
The following ticket loss been put in rwmina•
tiara by the Linton meal of WcAtatoraland county:
3V Sheriff, W. B. Cotffter ; , Assembly, J.' R.
A fte James It'Elreyrjury Commlsalatter,
L.. 8. Leasure. Markt Attorney,' James A. Lo
gan. Cosnmistioner, Jaceb Smith; Poor House
InrCctor, Robert Thong; Anditor,, Al
bright; County t3urveyor. Aler. culbertott.
Capt. W. B. Conner le the only one of these
gentlemen with whom we are personally ac
quainted. He commanded a company In Chewer
against the rebels until be lest his right arm.'
No braver man ever went out, and no man In
his county /a better qualified to make a tinst.rate
Sheriff. He is very popular personally, and do.
•o and aud '7;c — azt the pzople flat
county:will have the good sense to elect blm.
Arrival of Pittsburgh Troops,
All of the Gist and 102 d regiments, eneeptre
enlisted men, arrived last night, and took supper
at City Ball. The men manifested their glad
nue on arriving at home by frequent cheering.
As no previous announcement had been made of
their coming, no formal reception could be ten
toed. Of the Gist regiment there were ninety.
one men; of the 102 d one hundred Men. They
return to us few numbers, but they are
'oral - reran/tuts of two of best' reed:lents
that ever left the State la defense of thenation.
These regiments have participated In all the bat
tles fought by the An ny of the Potomac, from
Yorktown to the capture of Petersburg and
Ittehmond.
The Mi4ogaN.,
MESSRS. Enrrons—tpace In -your colansns Is
allied to suggest the name of dermas James
Dorildson, for the, office of Mayoiof this city at
the next election, The importance of , the office
admonishes ma that we cannot too early or too
carefully cast around to hare It properly filled.
Alderman Donaldson Is emphatically "the right
man" for the place. His efficiency and energyln
hie present office girds token of what may , be an
ticipated In Ms adialalstratlon of the hfayor , i
cffipe. A CITLZRN OP TIM BROOND WARD..
— Larceny of Rlngs.—Five' young boys were
arreettd yesterday by the 'Mayor's police,tharged a
• on Oath of Anthony N. Keith, with stealing
number of tinker rings. Mr. Keith alleges that
hexer standing at the depot on Liberty street
this morning, having but arrived from the East,
and was playing with some finger rings which
he bad In his hand. A party of boys came up
and oce of them snatched the rings and ran
away, followed by the others. The boys had a
bearing In the afternoon, and on restoring the
stolen property and paying the costs, were
charged, the prosecutor declining to remain in
the city and prosecute.
Sh;.chtng Deattt.-Wendigf Moyers, a, farm
et In Croyle township, Cambiis county, was al.
most Instantly killed on Monday, while engaged
In hauling lumber to the Tillage of Sainmervllle.
When near the railroad the horses became fright
ened at the noise of the lciComotive, which caused.
them to Mart on a ran, throwing Mayen under
the wheels of the wagon, whlch'eo shockingly cat
and mangled his heat as to came his death the
same day. The deceased was one of the most
Industrious a n d respectable citizens of Croyie
township. He leant s wit:tend fife small chit-,
• ien and a host of friends - to mourn hissudden .
'and untimely death. - • • '
.011.—Cheat river;che of the principal tribe.
es of the Monongahela, the dividing Ike brr.
''tweets Fayette cOnnty, and Western 'Minnie, a
now becoming
.the centre ; ot. attraction for, oil
operation, seven] companies havlugcommenced
sinking, wells man It and Its numerous tram.
Amiss, both In. Fayette and Western Virginia
Meeker's Creek, West Flrglnia, is alsoconsidemd
good 011-boving territory:. The proapect hero
poet flattering, and binds are eagerly 'Ought
alter and taken up bysoine h( the most practical
end stmchasful oil operators. -
named
Ii
Drowntel.—A young cidid named
A. li.Eptigraff was accidentally, drowned near
lii father's honed, in Pitt township .yesterda?,
liitlf falling. Into well. lie was playboy. with
ne other children; and leaning over.the well,'
'loot kits - balance and fall Is. = Coroner Clawaton
held an inquest and a verdict wan tendered hi*:
enrdnee with tee feet&
Mats litinen rrldteitesnoton last,'
enbeallett, ihninee. wsi ea in the pitt.
Ibe roughlaghent Coal./ibisa 9=141117;1,21W
widens ers& the r e sult ot the We/ A .
saieel. Tueraeceithl bim• a lir 'an Welk
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GIL Ward's Reply. to Hamill.
We pnblished m one Evening EdlUon ymtet ,
day: the terms proposed by Jas. liana for lunar
feetl,ooo a aide. From the tellewleg reply by
Ward it seems that the race will be indefinitely
postponed, as Mr. nanffil will hardly modify his
terms to sun Ward, who suckles that the ?see'
be had On a. oo nno with Which he alone b lfotwltbstanding the lames ignorance
of the Course *pried for the race, it la Motet-,
hie that he would 'accept the terms if a fair rd
lcrwiu2re for expenses :was made. It is trrident
that Ward la not anxious for a trial with Ham—
ill, as the terms proposed by the. latter, into Is -
the challenged party, were liberal enottgh' if
Ward really bad a momach forthe conteat. The
following is Ward's reply:
"When Mrs RamW asked two bindle! dollen
for expense's to row on the Endso;•• I. under'.
stood him to mean precisely what hosed,. Rite
meant Poughkeepsie, I should hare' Imptilose a l
he
on
tolmire named that locality. ha ha
the others, and f should have objected at as Porchkeepale has quite monopollzed boat
racing of late. My only 'desire for reiting ,
at
Newberg Is to satisfy my friends there, who are
as anxious as ethers to witness one of: these
contests for.the championship. Mr. Raeolll
would hare no - cause to complain of a' lack of
coartrAgoixtitelt part. I will nOl won the
Charles river, simply because it Is ,ud place for
the contest—the distance cannot be got without
difficulty. I will not row onahe- Schuylk il l for
the same reason, es Ifs% ' lian2M can testify tO
the fact that he met with scone impedleamt there
in his second race. I would not row corer the
Pittsburgh Course for the whole amount of tno
stakes as a bonus to do so, all no etrimger would
be able to cope with the dlaadiantages of
Finally, I repeat, I will accept of his miginal
proposition, to tow on the Hudson; and, nabs'
u ive Idolsmned no place, I mama Newburg Bay —1 will
give,. . fair show and a smooth course—or
:matter, le at an end if he dam not chiseler
to accept, -o.ll.lnatT WARD."
Oil
AI Land a ti r arzall . lerieess , --Such to the
Inducement offered bY r. 8. 'B, pryan, for a
tract of land simile on Docker's Creek. Pasltba
county, West Vitiate. The property abonada
In 'coal, Iron ore and limestOne, and theft cannot
he any doubt about there being ell In abundance.
also, which fact will be deve.oped In a very short
time, as several wells are going down In the
Immediate vicinity at the present time. Thd
land is worth every cent asked for It for farming'
Purposes; without taking Into considatabon Via
certainty . of it being good oil territory. • Call ouf
Mr. Bryan, No. 59 Fourth street, for further hi.'
formatkn on the subject.
roneeny of Clothing.—A German named !
John - Ravager was, bnrught,biGwe'Mayor Lowry;
yesterday raccainz, charged with idealism' a suit'
of clothes from Edwanl Mang, son of a boarding
house keeper, In the Diamond. Esberieg.mat
stopping at Etang's house, and getting up early/
In the morning out on Blanes clothes, with his:
own overtop. Re was committed to Jail to an
swaspt Court. ° .
Madame Denioreetla Mirror of Fashions
_for Jttly,:bas been received by W.A. Cilldenren:
.ncy, nth street. In addition to the prevailing,
faabloneln ladies' and eblidrea'a , coattnes, this
number containe,i the "National Jubilee Prize
Fong." . Words by Carlos Wilcox. Ziluale by
Canted•Trener. •
Passed Threugh.—A battery of the 6th
Michigan artillery, Capt. Hawley, 92 Men, and
the 2d Wisebtain Independent Battery, CAM:
Chas. Beger, numbering $6 mien, panned through
the city last night. They were, subsisted at
City Hall.
ilccorered.—The bodies of Sehondelmayer
and Vbight. who were drowned on Sunday
morning w f
hile bathing In the Monongahela,
will arriyd thls elcy tb-day.
Volgh/ was redound at Economy. The body o
AND -111 1 - 113CELLA. NY.
Nront.r all the rebel civil officers are, seeing
for pardon. R. M. T. Fluter Is among them.
About CO civilians have Veen pardoned by the
Prceldent.
Tug important work of filling Cairo to high
srater grade hals commence& This is an Im
mense work, and it Is suilftWul' Ougliff about
two years.
Tux Richmond papers of Monday say that
Dick Turner, late of Libby .prison, was recap.
toad on 'Sunday, and is now in ono of the cells
of that edifice. •
Minor ANDREWS of the IL E. Cburcb;Boutti,
hoe Maned an address, In wYlcb be counsels sub
mission and a peaceful acquiescence in the new
order of things.
Trung are about 2,500 -rebel pusoneirs In New
York at present, the majority of whom show no
daireterm&ratM.94.2...seached theßattery yes.
today nom liGut's /shad on. their waY home.
Rio liannoto auvniss Of the eel say that Pro
fessor Agasats, and his aovants had arrived there.
The professor will remain a few months ur Kb,
sad then proceed to Fern by the Amason river.
'fug steamer Echo, loaded with troops, col
lided with one of the monitors Si Calm yester
day morning and sunk, carrying down alum-
Mr of horses and much goauntent freight.
No lives were Lost. The pilot la under arrest.
Tug transport Kentucky. with 1,200 pardoned
rebel irrePs on board, struck a snag twelve Wise
lops
en the oth Inst., end sunk Im
mediately. Over two hundred lives, wens last.
The officers of the vessel are said to be to blame,
pMotiedu of the veterans now at Cairo are op
to going South whiLs so many troops who
hare teen little service are being mustend out.
home of the Fourth Corps have deserted; others
nunafestodte 'rebellious dispeattion. •
Tug Mobile News says that: the rebel Gen
erals Taylor and Cockerill, lately sapree ft y the
wish that the Government would allow them to
take their commands and join the Union" forces
to aid la maintaining the Monroe &Mane In
Tun Washington correspondent of the Boston
Zeta? writes on tha 811: "Dr. Holland, of
the Springfield Be' paltam, is here gathering
Span
for the life of Abraluun Lincoln. I
hetr that hob taicceeding admirably in col/act
ing new Walter. "
Tun President la resolved on mating down
"scenes t 0 tho lowelt Doled. He is known to
fayor retrenchment as aMeaus for ret to
s , c i l r l et‘
payment, u which he will ram= to
It is enacted that the army will be
reduced to 100,000 men by the New Year.
GanattAL Ann &SATOH. ealtinum--Alonitor
sherinta has taken decided ground : in favor ; or
:negro 'suffrage. Per contra, Ida Nether, the
'General, though rejoicing over the downfall or
`slavery, dots not believe that the emancipated
'bondsracti *rept capable at voting inteiligentiy.,
'Tun French Legislative Body had au interest.
lug daimon the Mexican question, the opooal-
Alen deprecating the expedition, arid apprehend
ug complications with the United States. The
Government denies that there wee 'any reason
for apprehending Inch comp/Walton&
Tun Progrinalee
tiv body to pin y the F rench ,Legidentlida
o intend aand an add ress to Pres
Johnson, reminding him that the Frenchltepub.
lic oflBth abolished capital punishment for po
litical offenses, and recommending the angles*
tion of the same principle:lvith regard thourpris,
anitinnu Extorthruso lii
The Conn of Appeals of Keutncky*(the highest
Comt in the State) haa jut decided that the set
of Congress making greenbads a legal tender ft
tinconstitudoew, and as a . neeelliary result any
creditor in that State candemand gold and sliver
In parnent able debt.
That Halifax Ban says the • infaMoni Er.
Blackburn freely discussed his yellow fever plot
with several medical gentlemen of lifallfar. On
his passage to Bt. Thomu he boasted tosome
ftti, his fellow, passengers that he meditated a
tan to carry Wide-wasting destruction amen,
It People anaemia of the North.
..,E,avatestru .&mnesty Proelitmeikm ,
tuni been received In England end 'waa discussed
by all the English papers. TheStai regards the
terms es wise and meth_ ,us while the rebel Pa..'
tiers denouco there as harsh.ll.b„,drmy. and
r.ltraiy r Ocgruediinonuees the `deeps, o f th e Pies.
ideates bfood-thlrsty; bur -thinks that/Le will
shtick front executing them.: • ' I
I ' A Fun T.u.ornwriow of.the poverty and dea
-1 Malkin to which some of the wisalthleat planters
of the Soiith bave been reduced by the rebellion,
to firmlshed by letters from the Bouth written to
the .Freerkim's liiiiid, - a Journal published In
this 'city as -tb e organ of the Friends'
Association of Philadelphia and Its vicinity, for
the eellef oteolored hemmer,. , There Is, fa
c ingStance, a colony of freedmen me*. cultivating
the farm of a .certalu /taker , Wymze, tn.: their
men booms, ,lle haa lately Bent;Red d , to Ma'
tomer alereerthaLha wouldfoel obliged if Mune
of them wahi n es*, a barf eldfliduffdr him When
forahttld mime libute. whI F I IT ,4 '.. - Ma Pt
freedmanirb) la t'2ll •l " lLt wg •Z a r t e =a
hapeverlahat plaal4lo Si Dlaifte"Pkge'
• the' following retortot herpdettknir..me
time I saw my minus; she was ptctittir up
Me arm Olin; :She said hei 4 mierare Will
tone off,, and wiraldbart to took lo•hereelf,!
It itd shoat not bow lanP.". I.ltatheel by at a l p
tke ofamanetthalreelmea, they me Jared
o toll ana . inspired Wlthh the hive o f a bright
tature....bile aulara their: old *Went tat
themselves limpid atthalr. axtusemg and las=
;abler of snaking Antionit,exertioit tx.csiciatisiv
llveilbood.
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The digattY; etlahar-liMPnamotiY,
beltedarstood Azi QIN ikna iumallas iis
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1 tits.vr—oit .iions•iy) m il. eki, us.
•• • guanatpast elwrsq . ,
•••stoeitiz wilts(
Joha Thaw. mall, M thspreetelhatasik
111 r;utelil vu! !roes*. .11 Mogreiwomanirr
tfint.4lo issdkneywas, sisiuka•biessotsyt
r e 4 l : o 4 , o". l 4 l 4EßT4insma rde e:ri .41. , .... -=
-jM ir.ef -11 ,mzeritswmir re.
RONTINED sp.T.DrEns.7aS r kaArs
ut ansements have been Jude so that 3Nat eaat est
Von, unlash's, nest and stylish Boot sr Mum
AT rLux rizirdik
Great Boot and Shoe. .
CONCERT HALL
West Bide of Fift
isr en OW YOUR Discftwaci.in-
to Imre the PrePee reduotioik
edged feet that we tell better g0i•441401, L
ttuu a asked Rubblidi ioie*t°ini . 180!
deelers. Log Will slim 9011 . a sun
you Win not be taken' 6 or etaigeg giorblgeoe
prices for an9tkinglneke Boot and 14cie 1810801 e
dill as
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A DEPOT FOB
Books of Every qass ana Desqlpiloit.
wilco ADD BEISPBAB diTHOLI. •;
A iplinald tuuort.mmt of
Bible, Hymn and Prayer • Boa&
Call and =unlit; aiocit'beidrip
eh. where. Yon wits receive a present with error
book, worth from ,
Fifty cents to ifPsocn
Staten to 10 7 Part of the Vandal
1e22 74 FIFTH STREET.
PORTSMOUTH Big RD_
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American Spool Cotton.
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AltioßY s B ENAmELED tNCIL q26.TTCYIi
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and mieraabood to meamme yard'
Clan be had In incomes end numbers. • • -•-•
Manufactured ilar. the PORTSMOUTH' STRAIt
FACTORY, mut the
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PREWERS AND DISTILLERS. RE L
e•-• xstate,litock and Sill Brokara,Keepaie
nerd and gv•eue Tablea; Bowling Saloon, ' Taia
Pia Alleg i and Shortie Boards irt.Wa the Count,
Aura and. Alieghen:TlM l ti i 12°.
S r call Ai the ea and take out State idsensa
laaid Meanie
_must be par before the gm deg air
sa it aa ali the wineotrat! deri thu arld to bring Milt
juedddeod
Davro Atir_ ,
' County wrearerer. '
The rabserl ß" MARl ber 'aano_nacs to ths at tnC . t;
taP/tbtaiiihMuoglimulumend vicinity that ha has aia:
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ma=
RED firiOt ISZEwI-pzioisp',lt;
Yard of the i t. be held as the
OANDwock.SAA.TURDx.
The
a i n kal win ta s t - • ao - inmenas at ts'
br e besot of charge.
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1.000 bath Eat ra; • ••
Fats Baled Ilay;
1 caw Pesch BlowPotatna;
lbbli Butter, la clothes
GO barrels Gram Apple .
In store and foij.Ade br • .
8a 180 PA.H.EON, Amami' do.
and in awn SR, Scow' saw buildlnir:
P MRTERS.
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TAYLOS Cri'LLi s ll) bed - bielbee„ .
One TAYLOR 'DOUBLE 234124 ,jaa.bw mit
H Inches; all In good worklas order 7
iww Willbsioldsta .o air; of or . addrr—
IrM - ar ---- 51
Pak, Coach Body;
No. &Furniture Turpentine; t,
No. I do. : Benzine; • ;
No. do. do; •
of ni n s rloyu s ear oo nnan i e li t i a t ' 43.
63 i vie
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FLO fre.
" 0 : 3 4" M,. store add for tudolVitorz &
Pr.,M7TS.
WAIITED. , -AORZFrEt . FOR f. TIM
1 , T SEORLT SERVICLE,THE .F/EE,D, TBS. ,
DDNGEON AND THIBENMOAPIC),•I3rAXiatat.=
D flicuenneor, New , York Tribune Oorneposies ;
eat. The moat intetestint and exciting took. eine'
militated, embracing Xr...B.Lottardcon's Annaba/. 'r
lekd experience for four pearl . trave li ng through.
the South in the meat Barytes " cif the -Trlinans T.
at the 'outbreak ,o 1 t hat with one auntie awl
nee ts,"lioth 'Ease and - Wert, during - the Slit twee
Sears' of the. Rebeillontide thiZirturei Aka)
cohnnentent for 20 months Warren emit rebel ,
prime; Ws escape and alttiost: dlonejournew .1.
by. night in Taariy 4 0 0- ntilee.-,11 will 'alumni ha
tuning events; 41U - contain more of, the het,
yetlnela , •
dent and
romance i ro of the war than any other,trait ".
publ• ; - ';'; .. ,, r
reacher,. Wray energlilie Sinai wee, an di*Pa, .:
0 illyzetuttied' end a lOW Meer," end itoldkreit„ , .
in . want bf profited,' employment, will find ft
culterly. learned, to' their: tonaltion:".Wa: Ulf*
agents cleatliO ler meldb, ivhilit, - W• MN .1
prove to any toubtldi epplkant. Said rot alum.
tan: Address, ONE , BROS. it o a . • -
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D iv
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NpIiTILI..I2S ;/ PZR — MONT.L.w.-r
ia it 4EmZelhttew w anted at...Ft/AY- OEM;
G MACILINM the only loV:prlcelatatibloAh
the eOuptty, Whieh la When Ps (+rover & Bitkort,-`
Wheeler . & , ivisoui: Howe , atagar at' Co., ate,
Eachelder. • 44 other mallaSl4,llrpflfrisimma ica
and the sap.* anti Uler to Sim
piarmant. •Salary and expesucs,' huts eo . ;
Dlustmod - eltentan. met Aye: t
MdreritrAW 4. 94 1 9 1, 'P44,0, /! 1 4 12 !*;:;,...1
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