Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1865, Page 2

Eee f sf . . : r “THE EVENING STAR. | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. orrictan. | ae FROM NEWBERN: Che ranean’ Dyan nay W. D, WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. | The Yellow Fevet Filet. Potomac, Waskiagion D'C., May 2%, ima. ; : “| Naw , June 5.—New! advices of | General 3 No. 2. d a t] WASHIFSTON CITY: the Biot, otate ‘that the, Fesult ¢ C poe investiga. Barsuant Sagpegctions trom Lient. General Fi a in Perret tite JT 6 6 to, showing t ellow Fe. | Comm ar: tes, OCLO: 7 . poten ian been af nny re | ee Se ore summer, Which ca@tried | bar rooms id places where liquor is sold SSS | Sir some two thonsand of the citizens, was within the District of Columbia, will be closed ; ee READING MATTERON EVERY PAGE. | {; by the infamons Dr. Blackburn,: til further orders. . THE BA TALS. ° SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- frodecerze utmost horror. i Many person ‘or persons violating this order CONSPIRACY TR. ‘ wi RAPHfO AND The le of the State are fast becoming re- held strictly accountable. * ¢ c) OTHER MATTER, coneited tb the free labor system and likeche | By command of Maj. Gen. C. ©. Atgar..., Proceedings This Afternoon, change. 5 GRAHAM, SSS SS ee There is a strongattachment between Jolonel and Provost Marshal General De- 3 THE * CONSPIRACY TRIALS. mcs theie thteman, slaves and they Sookroeon ee North of the Potomac. matin At 20 minutes of 1% the reading of the pro- EM TT EE other and are making satisfactory terms for ceedings was concluded, when the éxamina- Proceedings This Morning, labor. LOST AND FOUND, tion of witnesses was resumed. Among the | visitors this moruing is Governor Bradford of } a : ; - THE CONSPIRACY. eee ee eee INTERVIEW BETWEEN, MRS. SUR- sii 0 = ey Par a 3 2p; Ww AKBN UP—On Tast, 7 ; RATT AND HER DAUGHTER. New Yorn, June $ oe Pirie states Tee with Gal ehh tkserennee a TESTIMONY OF REY. ME. EVANS ee oe that te Mr. Conover whose testimony con- | allie at 564 1th at. bet Band D. Island, prove (For the Government. } PAYNE. a! cerning the complieity of the rebel leaders in prop charges, and take heraway, je5 3t* Witness is a Presbyterian minister, and re- > the assagsination, now made public, left Wash- day. June 2d, a black andtan FER. | Sides in Prince George's county, Md; was The prisoners were bronght in at the usual | ington about a fortnight sgo for Canada, and ‘eis nes DOG; had on a oo! with the name of | compelied to leave bis church.in i$6ion a¢- er A liberal ‘d vy - i re hour, and the reading of the proceedings en- | WS to return ina few days, hacnot been heard | tirped to BRYAN GREEN, Kirkwool House,” | Supt ODE loyal sentiments, Witness Eno tered upon by the Messrs. Murphy, of the corps ine ane Ganenoer prconce tei Washington | 05 5 loyal man, but who witness cills a rebel fom : urgently demanded. = aS ) i f official court reporters. * <5 RRWARD.—Lost. a POCKET BOOK, con- x ion: 7 = of o | rityl® feared that he has been foully desit B5 Gee ee guntts ST Oce ee BODE se0n: IEE INS noon Me oe Dan —_$___-= fotned GTOHN PANNING: M cece yon ere | lost eight of nim near the Navy Yard. ‘The heat is excessive, all the prisoners.| With. . e wit the exception ot Hero and Mudd are in | = a stree fe tbe Court room by tae Mace that © Chomeac the Mexican Ditteaitie Pg es spouts, | Geormee whenever allowed to dso; and at fact at a Cincinnatl | ss 3 iculties. , 9 REWARD,—8t wan't 5 3 paper has divulged the suppressed testimony | _SAN Francisco, Pune 5.—A public meeting $20 Ene SRD: Tie Ma hetaeeh canes umes he visited nis house secretly. | Witness taken before the court. of sympatby with the Juarez and liberals of | 8=¢ €th, & B’ack BULL DOG, disfigured on the | MSS heard of Jenkins remarking that the South MRS. SURRATT AND DAUGHTER. | Mexico in their efforts to sustain the Republic | esd. marked with eld sores. on Sunday morning, | W8S bound to win, but doesnot know it per- Yesterday Bilss Anna Surratt haa au inter- | of Mexico is called fer to-morrow. Conside- | Rag" ‘ad $ 8m, Belongs to OWN OA: polls creatinea distupoanes Tor the parpose of view with her mother in the coart room by | T#ble feeling exists on the subject, and the ~ = oe z : permission of the proper authocnae: The io. | community sustain the authorities in theiret | ©] ()() eA Stplap Jane 1 from near Gaels Peed ie Se ate MONT ituess lerview was of course in the presence of cffi- | forts to maintain nattonality solely, as thatis | Righ, 6 yeara old, ofe fore and thee haan ess was h idine ore aab section: Wit- corm, and was very affecting. The dangbter | the policy of the Government. white with along'andfulltail. waite face.” The | auonitonet OF tm mone immediately on entering the room ran to her | o abovereward will be paid on the delivery of said TESTIMONY OF T. 3. RONEY. tears meno while lrenimiag dows the ak he DE. KEASBY HAS REMOVED HI8 Witness kbowsd. Ze Jenkins 10 60 a disloy- tar's cheeks. The mother betrayed less emo- | tot6s iin steact weet stew apes Bene net | QTRAYRD—rom the fosidence of Br. Magriaar, | 2! man trom his conduct; he bas been. an out. tion and shed no tears, evidently suppressing | ie S-eotw= : ; SS onthe merning of the cd inst..a amalisized | SPOken opposer of the Government. Witness her feelings by a strong effort. The interview | 7 BAY MARB, with small lump on right hind se eee eo reial Walldce 10: Wave <hita ax: between the mother and daughter lasted tw are fothe proprietors of Willard’s Hotel. STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FESTIVAL | bad on when Jost, bridle and saddie. The &nder | rested, since which time he has behaved him- For the benefit of the will receive a suitable reward upon returning it to If be: or three bours, and was of a personal charuc- CHURCH OF THR ASCENSION ° ee sels beter: r h A A CHARLES SHORMA i Mr. i itt: Sarr LAS ter. The I pat Bee Was of the same character as | Commencing MONDAY EVENING ,Junesth,186:.] It* ___'141: West i SHOR MAK Rh AVE TE had een ieee oeakins ” HO IS PAYNE? | _ Persons desiring to spend amet pleasant even a aorHe SUBSCRIBER on Tu the | when he lost a nigger; does not know ihat Jen- It will be ceen that on Saturday Mr. Doster, | iBé- €njoying Delicacies, Strawberries, Oream. | mane ha tails ope amall bay black | kine came to the District to get Union men to Et ORSE, the counsel for Pa: I Xc.. cannot better attain it than by calling at the | ig regu Beale te left ieg. | The owner | ¢o down to Maryland to.vote the Union tick- alias Powell, asked that tne Convenient cHtROHK OF THR ASCENEION. H strast,, be: ie requested to come forward. prove proverty and | ft Witness has no malice against Jenkin Ciramsert GangPPOvoma, aerate | itimeaat, @agriie oe eve ass | Merya'gae DANEE PALL ot eR TLR. | Dire BRCM REE Par conker at id C= sl i. repa; em, ————— ces te5-3 J u - cused, as a witness; and, ig answer toaques- | _Admissior 4 $e5-tf Ss 5 BEWARD.—Lost, on Thursday, 2th nitimo, | 2€88’ son for false imprisonment. De y i tion by the Comrt, gave it to be understood that | NE = supposed in passing down 8th strect, fro TESTIMONY OF MR, THOM. the real name of the prisoner is Powell. Payne | ((@” MBH. DUBARR. 2 xetpys | £00: *pur cf GOLD FRAME BPFOTAGLaS: fa A (For the Accused.) A has given no int tion ast i > cate The finder will receive the above rey 'f 7 [3 imation 28 to who he is, and | 7 < id thank i ward Witness knows J. 7%. Jenkins, who for foar what he fs, outside of what he may have com. , L¥ADING TAILOKING ESTABLISHMBNT OF | 82d thanks of the owner by leaving them xt cor-| years has been a loyal man but for two years municated to his counsel, Since his counsel : PHILADELPHIA, Bei ae Mth and M atroetp. .G.-3..¢ CCRaLEs dnd six months ® disleght man. He ic gener. set up the plea of insanity. he 13 oven more re- | Will beat Willarda’ Hotel from Jane 2d to oth, ? Bisa A + AREWAR ally regarded as a disloyal man and he is open ticert than before. It isa miter of report that inclusive, after 4p. m., to Ahow eampies aod take 8 1 ()BEWARD-Strayed frm 1st st., above Bal- and pueconen in it. Witness is a loyal Tuan, Payne says, in answerto questions concerning | orders. Je 3-3t timore Depot, one pair of MULBS, marked | and wher he was drafted went to Mrs. Surratt bis antecedents, “1 don't know my name, I | (eth LADIES OF ST PAUL'S ENGLIBH | U.5. 1,0, One was bay, had a risingon his weath- | !0 ask her to ald him, when she drew a knife was"stolen from my parents | ran Choreh wi E j 8 young.” y P when quite FEOTIVAS pat Ag Te er, hia mane trimmed, but the tail is not; the and Aer cut his threat because he Some diys ago a colored woman who stated corner of H and lith streets, commencing | otheris black. has got two little sores on his By Mr. Ciampitt:—Witness does not think Fune 6 ; : that she was formerly a slave of the Lee family | ae teens season tigket, one per. flanks where the cirths rubbed, mane trimmed thac Mr. Jenkins brought Union voters to the "i ily ite 7 county to ; knew that he raised a fisg in she burst into tears. She stated that she had sennon ticket, family, $1. _iezit close: both are barefooted. one Teeny heard him say that he aga r 5 er 43 5 os = @ navy, and wi a ri vibe ? : the reveliion, resided tn thiscity, Mahe nes | ME scopal Church in thatneghborhood.. ‘they | 5 HEWARD—Lost, oa Thareday morning, | gAtyit Be wae forced 10 Rent he) would go bin the full name of the Pusoner was Daniel | bireatripto the country. Tents will be aprepa a GANARY “BruDe TThg ADEA rokaee Sel “be NOU E-RUAMIN ATION OF REV. MR, EVANS urray Lee. One officer Who visited the room | inthe woods, where refreshments of every kind | paid for its reti diigo By Mr. Ewing:—Witness knows Dr. Mu for tae purpose, declared that the priscner | willbe provided; and with the aid of quae, dan ee re ores a la anghae {req nantly seen him arineuine aes was reall aniel | civg, and the still greater attraction ; D_ptrayed or stolen, on the 27a i ptor i y Daniel Murray Lee, but subse- | ‘gis andes Cua, A of pretty | & poy AnD ay bax msielen cae. The | fifteen years. Wiiness was preceptor in the quenoy another officer who is familiar with | fgntful. ‘The Fair wilt cpenon taevth of same, | abC°eratard will be paidif cetornod to theowmer, | family of Col. Warren in 1850, and saw Mudd a renord of the Lee family and ,knows the | and be continued ona week. A +rix-horse omnibns in MACKEY, No, 469 2d strect east, Capito! | at theCatholic Church in December of that year. ipl) ee AS Naples Court room eee Jsave the Navy Yard every morning at eight us = je 3.8t* Witness was never introduced to Dr. Mudd. — ted positively that Payne was nota | o'ceck and return at night. All who desire to | [OFT —A% Odd Feliow's Hall.onWednesday eve. | Witness saw him several times in Washington, Writ adn se a ae lacies in this praiseworthy enterprie 2 ping, May 2ist.a pair of goi¢ SPECTACLES, | thinks he saw him once in the National; thinks er is a Florida Powell itis poesi- ially invited to make them avisit. je2 3t* | withcuge. The finder will ba suitably rewarded | he saw Mudd go into Mrs. Surratt’s house, on ble chat'he may be a distant connection of Gen. ———— == | by leaving them at 46v Isth street, in theSistion- | H street. between Sth and 9th or {ith and {0th bel es consin of Mrs, Custis, (Mrs. Lee's L UNCH! LUNQH! ‘ yoniae Taken — 7 7 y 2t" | streets, but ts not certain about the streets. 4 » arries ti . =r 3 = -— Tak np by the subse: E: i 3 the Powell family of Loudon, Ya., some noare be ozsDaY sgupe 6. COLUMBIA GA ROSEN will | ; ore on Marstand avenne easton the rea he ge ution and 10 Catan hie. Union asc. and some of the Loudon Powells haye | 2° ppengd wit *# PREF LENCA, from 10%o'clock | iPS 0! the sistof May. asmall BAY HORSE, with | prayer meeting: and on that dey had called on S, : 1e rest. i gark m. id tail; rr since settled further South, These conflicting | ill be Php Cte Sr Philadelphia. Lager with the Totter @Go Crap eG Rene ee cer | some ladies living on 5th streez. Witness saw wai the Court room, and on sesing Payne stories concerning the prisoner have tended a AaHIN, - — | cna dridle and McGlell de b i Jarboe with Mudd, and‘knowing them to be Father to deepen the mystery regarding Din | [MAYOR'S OFFICE, WASHINGTON. Bc. | ceotiented to prove property, pay chase nal | disloyal, he wanted to know who lived there, salve it, lé Notice is hereby given that, asiith street wert, taks him away, WILLIAM A. NEWMAN and inguired of a policeman and a lady. ; : : tom. Missouri syenue to H street north. will be Je Suit Captain Capitol Police Witness could not now desc se ead fe ‘seetp np teres, atte eaoniin property Ga tne line staat er oe BROWN HORSE TAKEN AWAY “FROM A Beast gore say wtelhGeel cass ee HG, . t ine of Said eet i ci id- JOHNSON, s Rré requested ¢¢ make the necessary drasunee com, le LIne acuaee OF Rear hal ot ears Noidier Supposed to be stolen. Ai JAMES PODEN or Justice EATS, 3e? & 19 RE WARD—Stolen of Strayed on Ma t | dle of the square or near the corner. Witness on the same day visited a colored family on | 131h street, between E and F, with whom Sen- ‘The President of the United States bas with- | nection immediately, so that the street when in the past few days received a vidlenuy. eee ee Ee TAC Mayor threatening letter, which has beet placed in me ; all Red COW. cocked horns, in it, ator O ded last winter. Dr. Mudd 2 NITED BTATES BERV - . t mati or Oonness poarded Jast winter. Dr. Mudc the hance of the proper antnorities for investi- }"yune- 1865. —Oontents +> Sheree eo sponse sod Bnle. Tote pitol steer Gecttel | Bt the time nad dark clothes, sott felt bat and C8; z. C&pitol streeis, Capitol gation. The létter was mailed in this city, and ose ibe Coast iBarver b is dons. for the War: as je 2st* (oe oa econ one Ras oe i i dnc EG re : ixty Days in the Csrolinad: in, O8T— Yesterday, 7 sits * ‘other come to tl bears Ga® signature cf “Grape-vine “the litary Beading: A Word-ahout | Li vicinity ef uth ou and Pose anotie's cold | ctY; and saw Dr. Mudd’s father passing on =e STNET eves Blane, Army Movements, y Capture and Bacape | frame SPBOTAG ne very valuable to tee owner | the road within three years. Dr. Mudd was GENERAL LOGAN'S COMMAND. om monty Fhe Field Toquence of. oleon; | asa memorial. The finder will be suitably re- | in 2 bugey at the time-witnesssaw him coming The command of Gen. Logan which will me from es ar; Lautes Dorandus ‘ earuneiby leaving them at 4626th st, — j62-3t* to the city in.March,‘and came near driving ecrsist of the ith, 15th, and 17th corps, ts to} _Je5 FRANCK TAYLOR. FOUNG OOLT. THREES YEARS OLD, fs | in'o witness’ carriage; witness is certain that 7 = LO&T—Light bay CULT, sta: ead; | it was siter the 28th of February, and is cer- oF ean ce Ps: Ky., yo which | Syauep oe OE paar se itn feat rojecting out. heaves Mt Virgiaia avo, tain it was on the tst, 2d or 34 of March, fad F Aah ng Sent as TRpidly as | ay the Mevor’ rome weed BATURDAT otis Me | bees, Perera Ast snd 2d trects, The finder will | about six o'clock in the morning. Witnees did trapspcriation can be obtaiged for imem. All| the teath (1th) of Juce. for laving the gas and je Re dete Sane not see any one in the buggy, with Dr. Mudd of the contrabands that aceompanied these | Water service pipe on Four gnd shalt etre, = MRS. MARY EVANS. | except the driver. site wh iy | TARAS onde SAR eee bGctE St Ma7,gs | _ Hetora concluding the erod¥-examination the tt from the canal bridge tothe C: corps to this city are being turned over tothe rected by the idgetathe Oity quartermaster at Washington, except those| fac foot tn: a cosa i ears, the pipe te be belly: age abont 9 yeara; can be mat DENNIG | COmMMEsion tock # Tecess. i; who are officers’ ser vats. ' The dua notre io ta bs one-inch wrought | O'CONNOH'S, North Gapitol etrest, versa : ae oun The first division of the 17th’ corps, com- | iron pipe, with tie usual one-inch gas cock. Massachusetts avenue. Tho owner can have GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. maxded by Brevet Major General Mauning |-_ The water service-pine suall be three quarter: proving property and paying charges. WASHINGTON, June 5, 1265, F. Force, (scn of Peter Force, of this city,) inch stzppe lead pipe, weighing not less than threo | _J¢ day Oooke & Co. furnish the followi marched’ from its camp near’ Piney Branch | POURd# two Canes’ per foot, and Auall be laid | GO() REWARD POR INFORMATION URAD- Se : ene gup- this morning to the railroad on Meryland ave, | itty six inches below the atrect surface, The ing to the conviction of the mean scoun- | ,tations of Government securities: nue. and thefe took the cars for Parkepsbur stop-cock inside the curb to bethree-quarter inch | drel who. on the National Hcliday, stole from the Buying. Selling on the Ohio river, from whence it will ifrovead Manitbennice teens bates contmaler the here ae Hobe sp tee Hania a SOHNE ager | U: & Se Coupon Bia te " Pe itaak > “ e€orpo- |S i Travel. CE. JH- J.-S 5-20" by steamboat to Louisville, Kentucky. ation. with box and cover, conforming to Gorpo- BACH, corner of B ateser: Bont oana Dates mi ee U3 wis . je 2 q 99% The did for the service: jipes will be | avenue BS per liueal fot of the pipe lala. and a specie sum | ar | OF ‘ $F New Yorx—Firsr Boagp)* DISABLED SOLDIERS, 'REWAKD.—BStrayed or stolen, a emall light- ‘or the tapping and Corporation stop, the curb i (hei Sectetarycanithactther kas dices boathue stan erone and thewer aE pied 5 bay HORSE, with black mane and ta:l, % 20" nore Per: circuiér directing that in the saplegeamie of | esdst™ "RICHARD 'WALUAGH, Mayor. | RONSEU,S tite guile; ewelled somes in tarne fe utloates, 997; Gold, ene & 5 Swe 3 mu i 2 mechsnjts and others in navy yards, at nava; | a Ca Bh sont g tnt uit Spear ite an OE ead year A : ts stations, or elsewhere in the service of the | of Missouri avepueto the north side of Tl etscet | upon returuine her to GW, MILGane come SON ee eam ESD NE ee, returning her toG. W. MILLER, oa New Navy Lepartment, preference begiven tosuch | north. P will be received at the Mayor's venue, below the Capitan ae across the The War Department has just issued an or- ge.” roy ri as bave been honorably harge | Office until 12 m. on SATURDAY ¢the 1th of June, | b: * i o _ the navy and pest lp orbea cepecially ts Cee ye of grading and paring oth street Cir *RWARD —Strayed or at-- i Sas directing We Wasriermastens Dopartment Chore wwne have ven wounded or disabled, | With stones similar to those used in payin’ © tee) COLO MABE, speckled bre— riety & emay | tefurnyey oll iprisonpys Of War, and citien Rotuity tne perro cnt ot performing satis. north, not over eieh* eh Soaiotoed ee tail, At the time of” 6, being loet she hada bin prisoners, who have been or may be released eee ee nares Saamred. OF thant. de anlk sovéi inches deen 4 bridlé‘op "2 wassaddled. The owner left her at | from confinement by‘reason of taking the oath : . Bia a A = the Corner of 7th and G streets, from which piace | Of allegiance to the United States, with trans- ~euanat) i ““D, Paving any ate the: price ses saveye Jar fet | she disappeared, Ten dollars Teward will be | portation to thelx homer, or to the nearest points GENERAL PHOMAS' NEW COMMAL- paving to be laid in @ bed of pure Gravel cight Rye oe person who will return her fo my thereto which may be practitable to reach by Generel Thomas will not, as has been statea, | inches deep, and four inches of sharp sand on top | soy North {st street enmt betwoon B street south | the usual routes of water and railroad trans- take command of the Department of Virginia, je 2 3t* I > of gravel. id weil wet be‘ors being rammed BKICHARD HORAN, | Poriation ound rammer, and then x V- Sithough it was intended, until his arrival F mP) REWARD —Strayed or ait nd “= ered with coarse sharp sand, rh REWARD.—St =ciyn are aS here, to assign him to. that command. After | finiehed to the entire Tiefaenon or erat Al) MABE. S years olds ‘5 ee Mal BN ‘i SOUTHERN MAILS, vis ne New York, in view of Bis long service | sioner of the Fourth Ward and the AssistantCom- | distempe:; left bind foot alittle white: aaddie gall David D. Leary, of Baltimore, bas teen au- Pring tas Liv his thoroug® Knowl. | wirsioners, BICHABD WALLA on left & ae reese nese 08 s nostri ene thorized by the Postmaster General to carry ; has usand wishes, Presi- y Bae 2 | a noxe Leware wilh ne aL pon te delivery ofsaid | the malls between Baltimore, Old Point Com- cierto hes Getermined to assign him. | . Sama MORN, Le eeheatderheist ae MORRIFON A. 67 Le. avenue. fort, Norfolk, Cit Point, ee auure Sawee t Crk oF é Yea ia . ULTS, my 3'-6t* Lieut. 8. K. RIOE, lst Vt. Cavalry. 5 fs City a & ic! His hendgr . _* reorganization in that section it Ass’t Qommisioners, mond, for such compensation as the depart. = 9" .arters will remain at Nashville. y POHALS FOR ; 3 a ment may hereafter allow. eee BORGES SF S BOARDING : = ~ GOVERNMENTIMULE SALE, Quartermaster Z U.S, Mavine Corps, au ————— = Washington, June id. 1353. a FROOMS, WITH BOARD, 411 sth strect wort, | VY BS? JERBEY BAIL ROAD LINES. ‘a: porsls will be received at this o ’ PHILADELPHIA AND CAPE MAY. ‘The sale ofgovernment mules now going on Beated Pro aM the seventh day of July, loss, at2 | pee at Capt. Tomkins’ office in this eity is attract- | until FRIDA wie ee Bday of BOOM AND BOARD can be obtaiued by a — on othe bidding ane are ort) farm- | the C. 3. Marines ot Oeaae, een G daniag plying at No. 7 Int street, Georgetown. D.U.,| Commencing SATUBDAY, ‘Jane 1, 1857, and perog bre: r q my but mules! the fiscal year ending wth Jane 136" The room is arranged to accommodate two per: | until July Ist, when another ® bought at prices ranging from #15 to #10, | to be good merchantable oak as fons, Jeo okt | Bxprene Train each way wil. Of SER owing to the large number offered. fed. measured avd inspected PLSABANT SUMMER BOOMS. uowiy forn- | ¢82084 i cot etw ee the walla of the Marine Barrack ished. with first class Board,in a morthera | . Yesve Philadelphia, from foot of Walaut street. the Commapndin; Officer, | family. at $30 a month, H street nerth, 24 door ftations Express, stopping only at the principal je 330" OFF TO LOUISVILLE KY. ig, Mar: S of expente to the United States. ‘The coal | from 2d street west. SR ee Ie The 1h division of the istn army corps, | [°4 . s . id je best white ash anth: te 1, fr. RNISHED Bi : < Weighed, inspected and deli dat such L i See et neg NY, wem-of the Baitimpre within the walls of ths Marius, Besracks sous | at thecorner of zat street west and Pa-avenus, | A Freight Train. will feave Caridoa daily (ex- 12th corps is atthe depot, aud will leave to- | fe.dtsienated by the Commanding Marine OScer..| S027. LOE Ee S| SP pea eere tad thoky perenial tapetee nin be 5 xpense to the Fi iLL. 4 Guy for the same destination. wood and be furnished upon the quarterly I erence tad Shu BOARD © COBGING ce delivered to and from rhe ses ated place on = f the Commanding Officer, showing | K street, south corner of 25th. ealycmar 90. |) Cape suend wate Gtiadsi Sonee requisitio: jarge. REDUCTION IN THE NAVY. fe sent i meanieee agreably to regulations. Bae : forsee and carriagen,/98 well alt descriptions 8 . yy made sf - rz == of fre: . TOR: e 50! in a ‘Tse number ot vessels in’ cOmmission on the | counts duly: ‘Authenticated by tala Orne * D. SMITH’S z HS Light articles received in Philade!pbia before Altisatic seaboard, of ail descriptions, is or- | Officer. ate ts be alaned bat we Sara ‘ 94,8, m.. will be sent by this train. y ‘Bh te PERRY TON 7 wi xe 4% y to be sien y two rerponaibie per. CHEBRY TONIC PITTERS. Ge iaseat iS pie a Cay Carre eu dared to be reduced from about six hundred to | gore. whore responsibility apps certified to by n.mety. The Weet Gulf squadron is to be re-.| th |. Dist a istri ‘tert x Se atS.p, Ms lo. . duced to twenty, and the: Mississippi squad. ]. or cea aiitict sues. U8 Hel anes te PROPHYLATIC is sold byall Druggists Freight from ‘Oaye May ats 2a. m ‘i fon to fven vessels Sap Sthormlae it piitnct be considered pnearn ere Bus eer the Lather traip wil by aidea —— 'o be endorse *ropesals for Fuel,’’ and ad- Thisgreat PANACHA hasbeen established 20 zt 12 ok Be COG: MURDER AT UPPERVILLE. Oe an years. Its medieal properties are HT aN ie dG tea: {t is reported that a Union man was mur-| je s-lawiw Major and Quartermaster TONIC, ABTRINGENT AND AROMATIC, : sonnet paarlen in Fiera ce te Gelekt avply 7 iin s mA — soon fieete LiL i in elphis to ER EF AN, - ’ . od pst, Ly US, Sanlerd’s wharf. below Spruce;'A. noder the | sTRENGTH AND BEAUTY To THE YOUNG, | J-BABROS, Camden; JAMES LEAM <a, Gane atin, Outrages of this character should be punished | dissolved by mutual ae < Co, is thin day: vi i RENSEE ED ete gation is being made of the circumstances free gad eine ot BO doko as de'phis, Jun FIUVEN HEOLD,” °°} . 5 by the utter devastation of tne neighborhood in | | TRe business will be continued oy KAMUEL F. esas tas rp ey : Priiade'yats, es 365 AB avi which they may occur. BAVAGE. who is authorized <0 settle ail business Cures BY W.B, LEWis & 0 .s Auctionesr : : ; ee erate ue tne 18t8 co a 6.s0nwe DYSPEPSIA; LOBS OF APPETITE, . : No, 307 Pennsyivaniearenas. hop MOCLEECTOR AT CHARLESTON. { BEEERS 0. JOHNSON, INDIGESTION, LASSITUDE OF SYSTEM, lar Saleat Btore TEESDAY, THURSDAY ~ T- Mackey, the worthy Unionist, of Charles- ‘ KR JAMES bouRE % SIO DI HE, YSENTE and BATURDAY. o’cleck. J A Su, Mas been appointed Collector of hat | West maton, June s, 1353, 5a CHRONI@AIT ARE RGA, DYSENTERY, TO MORROW (Tuesday.) we abailsell’ lot Fur- Kuve in tektiow.cteement of hia services to} 4 PSEOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, | JAUNDICE, AGDE AND FEVER. | eee Be Ucrpntowa Toole and Teck Gheat. Mea prieciete ana Li tteadfast loyalty a Keiien? crt OS, OBTAIN A CIRCULAR. in which will be found | It W. B. LEWI8 & 00 , Aactionvers. throughout the retellion * | naueulin & Wilton: inteeregespoebetegen Me | teatimouiais of PEOFLE WELL KNOWN, i@ | Tay wat L, WALD & CO., Auctioneers ime eee tral consent. All peren.}, Pacey diese e PRY ma. | Washington. on. gue eB En Washineton Horse and Carriaze Bazaar, s hi ath YORK TROOPS, | are ee as make’ payment to Thies. 0. Wil NEW BTYLES SPRING CLOTHING. 98 La, av., dot, 9th and lth sts. « he troops of the soutuern part of New York whe will settle the claims for PR? : SALE OF HORBES CARRIAGES, &c. pile alert tlaedenag puases | SR" TE ie TEAS STEIIRENE S00 | op RUReBE MRSS. es Susy, ve e ol Bamber at, 188 B oth and ivth sts, Washington, D.C. sat the Bazaar, abou : men, left for there yesterday. Zag 795 |: SBR US OS i ve continued-at the oid places etme cn UE Se LR in enhinete ae SIXTY. HORSES, ; z | No 280 B street. THOS. C. WILSON, The Great Declive is Goods has induced us to | eae for saddle aud bh: rene of which are MUSTER OUT BOLL? 4 Soscuan | de S3t ‘____Garpenter and Builder, offer our entire Coats ee (Sas ery fine herness, wor wade itie Horses. During the past w- toes baad etd 486, WINE OIL PAISTINGS. — 4QG ‘ASHIONABLE . | §Mul és, Wagons and farvess. : ing ofice has fe -*k the Gowarnmont Print. | Eta ai er GENTLEMEN'S PUANISHING aoopa, | A lared ana desirable collection of New “ant spo Fished the Wr Department | , Landscape and Cattle. a first class work of art. | orevary description, at ereatly reduced prices—a | Becend— hand . Carriages, Wag! and other Th, 15,0 auster out rolls and discharges. | ¥ ait ee oe be rey ‘Whecliug ot | larger axe nof which we ure determined to voll | vehicles, © ALSO FF ow nas yet a large number tofurnieh || very effective picture, ba els | FOR ard ore OE coRt A SRENG’ CLOTHING, New and Second-hand Harness, &e. 2 eS se™, the Opera Bo: nee jonstant Mayer, BachOT |" mitah) +r alP sizes, adapted to the present and Jar Qaica at the Bazaar, every Tuesday. of the great painting of Consolation. Also, a few 7" The attention of those of our readers who | choice Bugravings and » large und choice selec- room |: Thafeday and Satu-day, Init Carrisgea and Harness: &¢ ,&e., always at pri coming season, which’ must be aold to for new gaditions aaily arriving. my . i i f Oval Pict - Cord and m , , desire to visit their old favorite sea side resort | tiom of Oval Picture Frames, Picture Cord @ - — 2 + |ovatesale. at Capé May, is called to the advertisement Tassels, Nails, Kings, &o., at RERITER'S, JENS ¥, COLLINS.] (oRomGs ¥. FINLET. ‘Bale without repens te Cars do aati. which appears in our columns to-day, of No. 456 7th str a v3 COLLING & FIRLEX: oo “5. __{Chroma&tnielligencer poe Aae tailroad Lines from Philadelphia. e7 Terms cath. Odd Heilowe’ Hall: | Oger their servioes to phe pubite of Washington, TLASTIC: STEAMSHEP” COMPANY. — The k P Je2 im f * besutiful steamers attention to joo work an ferns: During this month two fast passenger Ines PULAvELPHIA AUR AND pogtan. repairing, iabeae new 5 . Are prepared to} Q. ., Captain J. J. Mason, each way; which on the Ist of July will de in- PHILADELPHIA WAGER BRBR.. gontrect with builuera 6 rors ry a50 Br ea ae tain J. K. ‘ creased fo three. The running time on the | NEW YORK AND MASSACHUsurTs C/DER, or brick and editices_propered to Keita ees sa Dermeen Georkstows ond railroad between Cantden tud Cape Moy ts PREMIUM MINERAL WATE rag store of cellent accaman a. These veereis are each reduced to about tnyeo to three and @i@uatter |“ desire to call the attention <# Qutiere wad te EY Ts the Maross vorough | gail drow Hew Vere eveys Tae Bours. This, with the fact that tickets raay be | others ro te the 1 ay try ppedr rics Goorgs. | Georactown Post Office, See ay TR hea rerrgetews town . €., to stanth; es a a ae oF PE a 3 » > On 5 ein purchased and bacgage checked throug? by bade supply of the above enumerated articles. oats Ovviex. Jeno 2, 15. i PO! 3 ~ ‘ ; the ta is. forty-two, railroad, will oer most convenient faciifties HOPOBAYS Will beuacelri-g at Voie o0ice uoeil BE a hp rn R a ‘Those wishing tO purchase ov the most a2: ‘AQ o’cloch m. on Wednesday. the 7th instant. to |. et: . -'for omr citizens and others. A his sarédnvitel $0-cal a iy Saul pet a; oe rovidencs, Barton Port th etreet cast, ‘We are informed that the hotel proprictors went aed examine the KOOdS. Seine Nee eee roe cha ark take taken fort | TREE Tarticulpre sie adyertusemen og have beét making the usus! preparations for {| Upon timely no'iee, L will deliver the articteh:| Poot aracee’ the wack to ta hoe ioe the “Ata. | [NOT m ic Fon sales colle of Pads hecas sec, the corafort of their eussts, and that the beach, im any part of Weaning inn or George~ faction ofthe Cou gage gt the Birt” Ware’) ING eae BA as oad ¢ rit LES Siweys good, is most mlagnifloent—as smoctu < "Talore Bottling Depot, No. 57 ttraene atreot, the — Com On ARD wikia Bey Rey eth ania avenno, botwose 8 {oth 64 flout, jehia iOarcea tC Qoorgsstown, DO (Coinm diana Int} blayer, | strecte, opposite Naticwal Hotei, 18 §-La* zeroat went home with witness ami too, per with bim, and afterwards Atzerve: Saba & the stable, got his horse ard Pode off. “f TESTIMONY oF RETTIB WASHINGTON (colon. «, ‘or. the Accused.) Witness has bee living at Dr. Mudd's, ane recollects that Dr. Minda was home on tie Ist of March. The nextday Dr. Mudd was cut ting brush, and on the ad he was strt, ping ‘bacca in tle morning, but went over t his father’s during the day. Dr. Mudd was homs on Saturday morning, but went to the post of- fice in the evening. Witness was working with Dr. Mudd on Ash Wednesday. Witness never saw or heard of John H. Surratt at Dr. Mudd’s. Witness knows Mary Simms, whom ali gave a bad name As & story teller. Witness was treated well by Dr. Mud : By Judge Bingham:—Dr. Muda took nis breakfast, dinner and suppef at home oa Thursday. TESTIMONY OF W. P. WOOD. (For the Accused.) Witness has known J. Z. Jenkins (brother of Mrs. Surratt) for four or six years, 4nd knows that in 1560 and '61 be was a strong Union man. Witness went out to get htm to rote for Mr. Holiand, but he refused, saying that Re would vote for Calvert. Witness knows that he spent his time and money to prevent Mary. land trom seceding. Jenkias sxid he would do all he could agains: tris, who was a States Rights Democrat of the secession schoo! Jenkins s& d he was under obligations to Mr Calvert. Witness understood rhat after tha first Bull Run battle he hoisted = Union tag Witness don't believe Nr. Jenkins to be « friend of the administration on account of the slavehoiding interest. By Jadge Holt:—Witness don’t now beiierv> him to be a loyal man, as he voted fpr Harris at the last election. TESTINONY OF FRANK WASHINUTOS (For the Accused.) Witness lives at Dr. Mudd’s and recoilacts that Dr. Mudd was home working 8 tobacco bed Ash Wednesday; the next day he whs home as he was alsoon ‘he wext days, Friday and Saturday. Mudd went to Beantown ou Saturdry. By Judge Bingham.—Dr. Mudd sie his breakfast at home on Friday morning TESTIMONY OF SOHN ACTON (For the Accused.) Witness lives on the rosd from Dr. Mudd's to Bryantown, and saw him on his way to Bryantown on the Saturday after the agsas3i- nation. Witness saw aman about overtaking Dr. Mudd and saw the man return in about a hour. Did notsee Dr. Mudd return wita im. By Judge Advocate Hingham.—The man who overtook Mudd locked very umcn like Herold. It'was about an hour after the maa passed down the road before he returned. = ~~ «202+ LOUAL NEWS. = 2 ; 6.O°CLOCE P. M. THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS. Proceedings This Evening, Upon the reopening of the court after the récéss the examination of Rey, Wm. Evans ‘was continued. By Mr. Ewing:—'Witnees “lives near his father-in-law’s on the cut between the Sur- Tattsville road and the Marlboro road. Wit- ress saw Dr, Mudd on the 3d of March near Ridgeway’s Hril. Witness noticed Mudd until he got to the bridge, And witness thinks he saw Mudd last on the bridge. Witness put up his horse at Pope’s stavle. Witness ts certain that Mudd had two horeces in his yehicle, which ts arockaway. Witness did not mention we fact of haying seen Mudd on the 3d of March to any other than his wite, to the Judge Advocate and to Mr. Robey. Witness since the assassi- nation mentioned the fact of seaing Mudd and others going to Mrs. Surratt’s to. bis father-in- law, Judson C. Pamphrey, and possibly to some of the clerks in his office. Wituess knew Surratt by sight; saw the face of the man going into Mrs. Surratt’s; when this man was going to the door Jarboe was taking leave of a Indy. Witness does notrecollect when he saw Dr. Mudd’s father, who is an old gentleman of patel 60 or 65; medium sized. Witness saw r. Mudd in Bryantown in December, 1550. At the time witness saw Mudd in March he did not see any other persons on the road: did not see Mr. Dlartin: met @ baker on the bridge. Witnees couid not say when he saw Mudd last before March. Mudd passed up and down the road sevéfal times during the winter; saw him once abouta year ago with Herold. Witness thinks it was a Cloudy day when he passed Mudd on the road. By Mr. Clampitt:— Witness did not say thet Jarboe was in company with Mudd at Mrs. Surratt’s, bnt that Jarboe was in the act of coming out. Witness could pot say how far it ia trom the house he saw Mudd go into from Mr. Butler's church.. It was in the winter, about eix months ago. By Mr. Aiken:—It was Judson G. Jarboe witness saw come out of Mrs. Surratt’s. Mr. Aiken:—When did you !ay aside your your clerical robes to enter on detective du- Witness:—I have not laid off my clerical robes. I hold a eecret commission to arrest deserters and disloyal parties wherever I flud them. Mr. Aiken:—Were you mad. Acynainted then with the code of morals recogmized amongst certain detectives ? Judge Holt said the Court had allowed the counsel for defense considerable latitude, but when a studied attempt was made by the counsel to break down. the rreputation of the witness, he thought .that the Gourt sbould interfere to protect the wiiness. Mr. Aiken said the counsel for defense had on some occasions had reason to cen- sure themselves that they had not more closely questioned witnesses -while within their reach. In the case.of this witness, knowing what they did of him, they had treated him with more tendernees and consideration than be conld expect. He would not, however, press the question. Mr. Ewing Said that for reasons within his knowledge he would ask that the witness be held until all fe testimony was in. TESTIMONY OF MISS FANNIE MUDD. For the Accused ) Witness is a sister of Dr. Samuel! Mudd, and recollects that trom the ist of March to the ith her sister was sick, ang Dr. Mudd was about home. Friday, March 3d, he was at her sis- ter’s house; on the ith of March he was at the house, a8 also on the ‘Sth, The houses are about balf g mile apart, ard they ate abont 32 miles from this city. Witness did not see him on the ist of March, but is sure he was at home; saw. him on the 2d, when he took break- fast at his father’s. On the td he came to the housé between I1 and 12 o’clockj aid remained until 2 o’clock. Witness has frequently yisit- ed lier brother's house; never heard of Sorratt being at the house, Dut heard that Booth was there in November. Witness knows that in 1-61 three gentlemen—Ben Gwinn, Andrew Gwinn, and Jerry Dyer—slept in the woods near Dr. Mudd’s. Witness has not seen An- drew Gwinn since: never héard ot Capt. White, Capt. Perry, or any other Confederates being at the house. By Judge Bingham:—Witnees did not see the accused on the ist of March; saw him the next aay early, and again on the 3d before din- ner time, Witne&s thinks Mr. Smith was the enrolling officer in that county; don't know him and never spoke to him. By Mr, Ewing:— Witness is able to fix the Cate Dc cawce hee «tot, les sick. was Ach Wednesday. Witness’ Yamilp ras strict Catholics, and consider it their duty to go tochurch, Witness saw Boothat thechurch min Dr. Queen's pew. TESTIMONY OF MRS. EMILY MUDD, Lag (For the Accused.) Witness lives at Dr. Mudd’s father’s house, and recollects that, on the Ist of March they intended going to church, when the prisoner’s sister was taken sick, and they could notgo. Dr. Mudd was at his father’s house on Friday, and again on Saturdey to dinner, and also on Sun- day (2d, 3d, and ith of March. Witness knew Andrew Gwinn, but had not seen him since the fall of 1561; he w&s in the habit of visiting Dr. Mudo’s father -previous to 1861. Witness reyer heard of Capt. Perry, Capt. White, John H, Surratt, or Confederate soldiers on Doctor Mudd’s place. Wiiness saw Dr. Mudd com ing from towards Bryantown on the day fol- lowing the assassipation. By Judge Bingham:—Witness dia not see Dr. Mudd from the morning of the 2d to the neon ct the3d. Witness does not know that be was at home or rot on the first March. TESTIMONY OF — DUELL. (For Government.) Witness resides in Washington. Has been recently at Morehead City, N.C. While em- ployed there witnees picked up 3 letter in cipher. He found the letter on the 2d day of May, floating in the water at the Government wharf. Witness picked it up and deciphered it. It was addressed to +-John W. Wise.” ‘The witness was here shown & copy of the letter, which he identified as a cerrect transla- tion of it. The letter was read by Mr. Murphy, one of the official reporters to the Court, as follows: WASHINGTON, April 15, “65. Drar Joun:—I am happy to inform you that Pet has done his work well. He is safe, and “Old Abe” isin hell. Now, sir, all eyes are on you. You must bring Sherman. (+rant is in the Bands of Old Gyey ere this. Ked Shcees shewed a Idck of merve in Seward’s case, but he felt back in good order. Johnson must come. Old Crook has him in charge. Mind well that brother's oath, and you will have no difficulty. Ail will be safe and enjoy the fruits of ourtabor. We had a large meet- ing last night. All were bent on carrying out the programme to the letter. The rails are laid for our,safeéxit. Old ——, always be- hind, lost the pop at City Point. Now, I say again, the lives ef our brave officers and the life of the South depend upon the carrying this programme into effect. Number 2 will give yon this. It is ordered no more letters shall be gent by mail When you write sign no real name, and send by some of our friends who ere coming home, We want you to write us how the news was received there. We receive great encouragement from all quarters. I hope theve will be no getting weak in the knees. I was in Baltimore to-day. Pet hed not got there yet. Your folks are well, and have heard trom you. Don’t iose your nerve. O'B. No. Five. {The cipher consists of numerals and letters of the alphapet, and the following is the key to it: = KEY. a 1 e : ° a a ie | Dlavliisaien Gs. Kies n.. b4 a-l- i: Reporter} Witness was engaged at Moorhead city in the business of pile-driving when he found the let- ter. Witness knows notbing of the pereon to whcm the letter is addressed and conld not find any one at Morehead city who knew hil fy Mr. Aiken:—Witness was assisted ia the work of deciphering the letter by a gentleman of Morehead city who said he Wad geen such. a cipher before. In the head~- ing of the letter a capital W was used an they supposed at first that this might - be the commencement of the word Wilmington, and (ried to work it out in.that way, but could. make nothing ofitthatevening. Thenexteven- ing they started with the idea that the word might ke meant for Washivgton, which proved to be thie case, and then psing the letters and na- merals thus obtained an clue to the re+t they soon worked itont. Witness had no ave uaint- ance with the cypher before. The lever dd not ceem te haye been In the water a great while..1tdid rot seem blurred mucli. Wit- ness bas noidea who was meaut®y Red Shoes, Tue ELECTION -The election to-day tor Ragrs- ter, Collector, Surveyor, Aldermen, sid Uoun- cilmen is progressing quietly in all the wards There appears to be little interest manifested, and the yote will be unusually light. Wehave visited the various precincts to ascertain Row the voting is progressing, and the resuit Ap- pears to be as follows: FIRST WARD. : In this ward the contest is entirely bettas the candidates forthe Council and the Sn. veyorship, there being no regular ophositiou tor the other positions. Up to 2 o'clock 89 votes had-been polled, of which number the triends of Messrs. Baker, Rheem and Kelley, who are candidates tor the Council, claim (o have a majority, as they do also im-the z@ pre- cinct, Where 140 votes had been polled up to half- past two o’clock. There is considersbia “scratching” of tickets, however, and the elect on of all three of the gentlemen namat cannot be looked upon as certain. Forsyth, for Surveyor, leads Donegan four to one in this ward. Geary,independent candidate for Collector, received a tew votes at the Ist pru- cinct, but at the 2d it was believed he nad re- ceived none up je hour at which we left. COND WARD. ln the ist precinct of this Ward 97 votes had been polled ap to2 o’clock. Donegan, for Sur- veyor, leads Fortyth here, but falls farshortia the 2d precinct, where 110 votes had been re- ceived at3o’elock. The contest for Alderman 1s close between Plart and Owens. Harkness has no opposition for Assessor, and Stewart. Raub and Peugh are reported to lead of for | Councilmen, while the friendsof Messrs. Pet- tibone and Thomas, for the same positions, are equally confidentof success. ‘here were no printed Geery tickets in this Ward, but he is belteved to Rave received a few votesat eaca precinct for Collector. ¢ THIRD WARD. : The contest for Alderman in this Ward is quite animated, the candidates being Mesere. N.D. Larnerand Thomes Lewis. At ito'clock 140 votes had been polled at ist precinct, anc it was generally conceded by both parties tha: Lewis was about 25 votes ahead at that hour ‘At half-past 12 o’clock 101 votes had been polied at the 2d precingt, the votes being pretty‘equal ‘x divided hetween Mesers. Larnerand Lewis. There are seven CAanuidates in rhe field from this Ward for the Council, and as the “‘scratch- ing” process was adopted toa considerabia extent itis diificult to errive at any resnit Geary, tor Collector, appeared on séyerai of the tickets Circulated, but he received but few votes, if any. Forsyth, for Surveyor, tac « decided majority of the votes polled ia both precincts at the hours named above. FOURTH WARD. In the first precinct at2 o'clock, 45 yotes had be@n received by the judges. The chal- lengers reported that the yote for Alderman was nearly equally divided between Messrs Lioyd and Utermehle. The votes for Assessor nearly divided, In t he second precinct 130 votes had been polled. Mr. A. Lloyd was largely in the majority for Alderman, and the favorites for the other positions were the same as in the first precinct. FIETH WARD. There was but little interest manifeated to the ejection in this ward. In the Ist preoinc: at2:10 p. m., St votes had: been polled. Thers appeared to be litle or no opposition to the resent-incumbents of the city Offices, or to G F Golick for Alderman. ‘I'he contest was between the candidates for Councii, of whos. there were five. In this precinct Messrs. W. H. Hamilton, Ward and Meade appeared to be the favorites. Im the 2d precinct 106 votes were polled, and the contest asin the Ist pre- cinct being between the candidates for tne Council. Here Mesers. Ferguson, Hamiltor and Davis appeared to be the favorites, bat nc one could give a reliable statement of how the vote stood. SIXTH WARD The candidates for Alderman were Messrs. Samuel Cross and John H. Peake: Inthe 1st precinct at three o'clock #5 votes had been polled, and the friends of Mr. Cross cinimec the majority, but no regular tally had been kept.. For the Council, Messrs. White, Herrei: and Marche appeared to be abead. Ia the 2d precinct the voting was more>lively, and 204 votes had been polled. In this precinct the friends of both candidates for Aldermsr were equally sanguine. While for Councii :* was conceded that Mesers. Talbert and White had the majority of the votes, and for the th councilman the contest was between Mess: Herrell and Marche. SEVENTH WARD. At ihe Ist precinct, (voting at Island Hei.) at half-past four p. m.,3!1 votes had been cas‘ There had been considerable scratching- 0? votes, and the contest for Alderman, betw2e2 Messrs. Lioyd and Mattingly, was quite eni- mated, the,friends of both these genuemes claiming the majority at that precinct. At the 2d precinct, (Church’s office, t!ta street.) at the same hour, 135 votes had bees cast, with Lloyd for Aldermandecidedly abes4. It seems to be conceded that the old ticket— Thomas E. Lioyd for Alderman and Messrs Dudley, Wright and Walker for Counctl—will be re-elected. at Donegan, the oppesition candidate for Sur- veyor, at the hour above’ named, nad sore forty-five votes at the two.précincts. sa 4 ‘a STRAWBERRY FustrvAL commences to- h night at. the-Church of the Acension, on H street between Sth and [0th streets. Arrang:- ments are perfect for insuring a delightful er - tertainment. _———o——_ . Affairs in Georgetown. CANAL.—Tre fleet of boats arriyiag wilt number over fifty. So far twenty-seven bars reported at the Vollector’s office. The Ellen, Roman, and the John M. Williams, laden wit flour and grain, the remainder with coal, con- signed as follows: ToNew Hope Co.. 1,366 1-20 tons; Borden Co, 102-15 tons; J.P. Agnew, 103-4 tons: Congelidation Co, 111 13. tons; Gen- tral Ua, 233-7 tors; G. H. Plant, 556-13 tons Cumberland Go., 118-7 tons. - Frovur asp Gea Marxer.—Flour.—This morning the Elen, B, F. Roman and J.M Walsh arrived with flour in good time, a3 ‘ns stoek was declining rapidly. Demand pric Supers $&, Extra $8.50a75. @rain.—Demacc lively.— Wheat is quoted nominally at $1 We $2 for red, $2 to $2.20 for best white. L Cats 6) to 65 cents. No salesof im; a A small FUBNISHED WOBsE coa OR NTE ave rooms. App y.at No. 598 re between sth and Sth streets. Je! ce ‘he mames are correctly A Fraime SOUSB, contrin mependi tom, Ges raay A aurea: | Kern aummtand® aan io Saat pee rie seats Reais ivPatian, ia OEY int Tock Bae oe 7 " ‘siand. 595. VYMONY OF JAMES FBRGUSON. fee's “(For the Government.) Witness, was recéntly.at: Morhend City, N. G.vand, was in Com pang aim Dis. Duell when the espher letter was pi Wp. Witness first discovered the letter floating in the water sud called the attention cf Mr. Duetlto it. Wigaess uere identified the above letter. “TESTIMGNN OF) JOHN SAPS. (Porthe Accused ) F ‘Witness, Negscotimecting Atverodt Pope's i OD the ta or 19th April: Dad several ginmke togeticr,. Al ‘ —Filty MEN t beerian Gary ed. Medal ct Geuera) inven from §25%0 XOndey. Avel een aa S8iico the 38 Agey.ts cao mace ery fe oA, erat Tocris. P adtay at the Bear cies stating terme ant on. iit wens 4 ont chet rcs ccna an] / « “yo 5-Bt* Lis ‘: _ Free ae AND.WOTS WANTED — j ing for fale Ore oF Scammell 10 oe gas ;