Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1865, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR. _ EE SUE W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprictor. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY.;.. csseeeeees JUNE 7, 1865, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. t FROM EUROPE. Resignation of Prince Napoleon. Harivax, June 7.—The Africa from Liver- on the 27th, via Queenstown on the 23th, ed. guia Napoleon has resigned. The Post says the Prince resigned in consequence of a letter of the Emperor. _ E ‘The Globe says the Prince was censured for his democratic views generally, but mere par- ener e ioe a Carine Rostite sentiments on the @ a " % jperor’s erican policy. Weare gratified to announce that Mr. Fred- | | Breadsrufls inactive ‘but. steady. Console closed on the a 4 for money. Five- erick Seward is much better to-day tan he") ton ties 673 a0. ter ke Maas been any time since the night’the assault | ‘was made upon him. His voice is becoming | FROM NEW ORLEANS. stronger, allowing him to converse with ease, | Reception of the President's Preclamas nd he experiences but little pain from his t tie ‘Wounds, Wa READING MATTERON EVERY PAGE, BEEZ OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER, New Ontgans, June 5.—General Hood and staff arrived here to-day. eh Joyal citizens received the President's ral Grant, accompanied by his | proclamation with joy. ni iy be: ei taff, left Pthe Kindest feelings existed between Gens. ‘wits and serees! Nemes et 8 See, | Barnes, Canby and Sheridan upon the trans- here yesterday in the 7.30 train for New York: | fer of commands. ‘where he will stop a day or two, and then | Gen. Herron’s actions and orders at Shreve- proceed to West Point, to be present at the ex- | port have given general satisfaction. His or- | | GENERAL GRANT. amination at the Military Academy. feapetieds © to freedmen will be universally REVIEW. Genera! Carroll's division of Hancock's Ist Army Corps was reviewed yesterday after- | noon at Camp Stoneman by President John- son, in the presence of a large number of dis- tinguished personages, including Generals Scattering returns from the interior mainly Humphreys, Meigs, Griffin,Cameron, Muzzey, | favor the New Constitution, but its adoption and Colonel Browning. | is not certain. FROM MISSOURI. Vote on the New Constitution. St. Lovrs, June 6.—The majority against the New Constitution in this county will doubtless reach 6,04). THE DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON. General Augur having gone North on a | twenty days’ leave ot absence, the command of | the Department of Washington wiil devolve upon General Parke until General Augur’s return. ro Nios at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL ‘ORAL CONCERT REPEATED 70 MORBOW HT, by request, for Benet of North ies Be ° 5 A FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF the Immacula! poneeytion Church ana . will be held EVABY BVENING this week LOST AND FOUND. O8T—A smal! black and tan terrier DOG. Hat L on red Collage with See 233 1 z gre’ on e. en for his retarn to No. 383 I st., F3 I town, D. O., May 20 Ua oF NoMa mbich the owner ing a’ and paving for this advertisement Be EUOND EDITION, THIN EDITION, 4 O'OLOOE P. M. L S202 ii arrest Dotweon tne Oy uiau aad |THE QONSPIRACY TRIALS. eryign avenue, near 61 cree. Se ete es ter 5. - lack ename!, Any perso! ing the came oe near E, will besuitablr rewarded. 20) BEWARD.—Btrayed) on Sundar, the sth $20 a a dark boy MARW Gre peareords mark on shoulder from saddle; had rope round her neck when last seen, She walkaa little crooked See her ne lea: nee aaa qu receive the e e' 1 above reward up: arming it to HEOK, je7-3t* 373 14th street, between N and 0 2 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen from me, +) one. BAY BORK white stripe in face; white speck on left eyeball; one white hind foot: rere with the scratches. The above reward will be paid on the delivery or secured ao that I get him again, . COGB No. 1 corner Washington and Gibbon stz., je 7-3t™ Alexandria, Va. TOLEN—June 3d, from lith street, between 0 and V. a HORSE belonging to Capt, Jaapet Johnston,C. 8. D., Army of Tennessee. Bescrip- tion: About 16 hands high; weighs 1,400 pounds; heavily built; has lost the shoe from his right fere foot, the other shoes rather loosely set: was once branded U.8 Any reasonable Brice will be paid for kis recovery at Mra, FRISBY’S, lith street. between U and V ats. 1t™ & BRWARD—Lost, on the 3d inrt., between K *> and M streeis, on 1lth.a MEMURANDUM BOOK of # lunch table, containing accounts of the different clerks of the Quartermaster General’s Office. The names of a large number of the clerk3 are written in the book. The finder wil! receive the above reward by returning it to Mrs, C. M. BROWN, colored, Quartermaster General's Office, cor. I7th'st. and Penna. avenue. je 7-2t* [08702 Monday, between the Moedical Di- a.m. each day. House, or between the Kirkwood and7th atreet wharf, a large MEBRSHAUM PIPE, smooth bowl; ‘partly covered; short stem, with mouth piece broken. The finder will be suitably re- warded by leaving it with the owner, surgeon APPOINTED. at the church, corner ef Sth and N streets. .T. B. HOOD, or Hospital Transportation Com- | 5 ‘ * thetr case. letter was found. +20 Frederick A. Sawyer has been appointed | _1¢6-10t Danka tio vor uthistreek: 1t* | “Judge Holt said that probably the counsel | “Mr. Cox stated that the counsel thought when ear Collector of Internal revenue for Cnarleston, STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FESTIVAL | J OSTA white COW. brown neck and head-with | were absent from a supposition that the read- | the letter was Introduoed that it related to the LOCAL NEWS. 5. Mr. S. is a native of Boston, Mass., and | HURGG Go to SeanaTON person, who will bring sa:d cow to V- GREASE, | ing of the proceedings would occupy a longer | machinations of the rebel agents in Canada, Zor some time pasthas occupied the position | Common ee MGNDAT EVENING, JuneSth, 1865, | Corner ith and Q sts, “= Jes-3tv | time. 4 and they were ed purple) when they | OnimrvaL Covnt.—The following rames of Superintendent of the Public Schools of — OST—T wo OOWB and one OALLF—one of them The Court was here cleared for a short time, | ascertained its contents. t bears marks | were drawn to-day as Grand and Petit Jurors Charleston. Persone desiring to spend a most pleasant even- CBANGING QUARTERS ing, enjoying Delicacies, Strawberri Cream, &c.. cannot better attain it than by calling at the X S CHUROB OF THE ASCENSION, H street, be- The effects of the office of the Commissioner tween 9thand 10th streets. where the host of of Internal Revenue are being removed to-day | ladies promise to do allin thei wer to mak trom the Treasury Department to the new | their viait fally repay them. PEARSE . building on the corner of Fifteenth and G Admission 15 cents, fe5 tf streets. = THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH Lutheran Church will hold a Ge BERY FESTIVAL in the Lecture Room of the Church, corner of H and 11th streets, commencing TUESDAY, June 6th, and continue four nights. ingle admission 15 cents; season ticket, one ver- son, 50 cemts;seazon ticket, family, $1. je 2-7t* DR. KEASBY HAS REMOVED HIS OF- fice and residence from 457 9th street weat 10 465 oth atreet west, a few doors below. Je 5-eo2w* ARMY CLOTHING. All the army clothing at the depots in the depots in the South is now being forwarded to this city and turned into the chief depot, under charge of Captain Thomas. ’7 From the publishers, L. Prang & Uo., Boston, we have a lithographic copy of the fine portreit of Abraham Liacotn, printed by Matthew "Vilson, and now in possession of af TRIAL OF AARON BURR FOB HIGH Secretary Welles. Treason, comprising all the evidence and the opinions of the Court upon all motions made Aliso, from the same publishers, we haye a x 3 in the various stages of the case, with abstract of lithograph of the-home of Mr. Lincoln, at | *&0ments of Counsel. Comoiled from authentic Springfield, illinois. 2 reports made during the trial; by J.J. Qoombs Jez Forssleby FRANCK TAYLO: P. BOYBR & BURNSTINE, 6 LICENSED PAWNBROK BRS, ra} 475 13TH STRERT, Second door from Pennsylvania avenue, south side. LIBERAL ADVANCES mate on -WATOHSS, JEWELRY, CLOTHING, &e. 7 We have received from the artist J. W. Dodge, @ photographic copy of his. celebrated picture of John Brown. The picture is said to be an excellent likeness, CABINET. m of Secretary Stan- iisiem with the Presi- ie7-6m* a brindle color, with horns; the other a red 2d atreot weat, between Band O streets north. will | be libera ly rewarded. Jeger | REWARD —Straved or Btolen, ont. th $ instant, one WHI COW, anda RED HEIFER, white apottel. The finder will receive the above reward upon return- i hem to the corner of N and 2d sta. je 6-2t* id bea bikini chee aL PELE oi AKEN FROM A OOLORED MAN AND BE- lieved to be 5. olen, a BAY MARB, 5 or 6 years old. The Owner is requested to come forward, rove preperty and expenses. Peo ate SAMURL LLOYD. No. 290 uth at $50 REWARD.—Lost, betwsen the avenue eF\J and F street. on the Island, upwards o $300 in a POCKET-BOOK, which also contained a pass with naine of owner on it. The finder will receive the above reward by returning it to th Starofiice. ({je6-2t™] GEORGE JOHNSON, Bia 2 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, Saturda: #U night. tte 34 of Jane.adun horse COLT, rising four years. 15 hands high, on the east side of the Eastern Branch, near Navy Yard Bridge. Any person returcing him to me will receive the above reward. [ie66t*) JOHN MORELAND. 5(Q) REWAED_Ir tho person who foaad my °7) Ocet hanging on the iron railing at wy front door late last nicht or early this morning Will return it and the moaey found in breast pocket of same shail receive the abov- rawaril and my thanks, J J. AUDRICH 326: 2t Cst., bat. iat and? F'lF?Y Dorrars REWARD, Btolen from the atableon() street. het. 20th and 2Nat @ large bay 2ORon, avout i9:+ nanos out searsotd. Twill give $i) reward Witness | say the, the assassination. mile each way. for thirty years. reputation for truth amongst Could not swear that he wowld not take him onhiscath. His heard gentlemen say gen- erally they would not believe him on oath. Thomas was nota loyal man when the war broke out; he has since been changeable. By Mr. Bingham:—Never heard gentlemen would not believe THomas on his Proceedings This Morning. In accordance with the announcement made yesterday by Gen. Hunter, President of the Conrt, the Court does not now meet until 11 At that hour this morning the prisoners were brought in, and the protracted reading of yes« terday’s evidence entered upon. among the spectators are aware of the amount of labor requisite to present each morning these proceedings of the previous day with WELL, such literal exactness, cafefully written out, and with manifold copies prepared for the counsel for tiie defense. om ie eporee ie due to Mr. Sutton and the Mesers. Murphy, of the Senate. The work performed by the bua: Perhaps few The credit of these fingers of revious days At 12 o'clock, upon the close of the reading of yesterday’s proceedings, Generai Hunter, rector’s Office. On, I#th #treet and Kirkwood | President of the Court, asked if the defense had any witnesses in attendance. | Judge Holt said that none of the counsel for | the defense were present. i General Hunter inquired if it was under- | Stood by their absence that they had closed and on the doors being opened, several wit- color, without horns. Any information leftat 173 | nesses were called by Mr. Doster, for defense, but they did not appear. M1 Doster said he had used due diligence to secure their presence, and asked that the Court COW. one _ay | should enforce their attendance. TESTIMONY OF GRORGE BOOSE, COLORED, (Recalled for the Defense.) Witmess in his testimony a few days ago spoke of having met Dr. Madd the dav afier | Witness here proceeded to describe the point where he met Dr. Mudd, on a by-road off the Bryantown road.) saw no horsemen up or down the road; witnes: had a full view of the road tora auarter of a If there had been. anybody going along the road witness would have seen Witness these accomplished reporters, in photograph- ing upen paper every syllable of the day’s pro- ceedings, is but a part of the labor to beaccom- plished. Then follows the-tedious night work of copying out the full repdrt from the abbre- viated sign merks. By eight o'clock every morning Mr. Sutton sends to the War Depart- ment the complete report of the proceedings; and there manifold copies are taken in time for the nse of the ceunsel for the defense at the time of the opening of the court By Mr. Bingham:—Witness did not see Dr. Mudd when he turned up the by-road, and cannot say if any one was with him when he turned up the road. TESTIMONY OF RICHARD SKINNER, COLORED. Testimony for Defense.) has been the slave of the mother of Daniel Thomas. Has known Daniel Thomas Thomas had no good gentlemen. BOARD OF INQUIRY. The Secretary of War, 185 &ppointed @ board composed of the follow, 1 PeTsons: GCommo- dore C_K_. Stribling, Payn ‘ster Eldridge sad Chief Engineer Henderson - 10 examine into and ascertain the cost of th ® vessels, engines snd msohinery constructed t TOM 1962 49.1564, This is in accordance with % resolution o Congress ea the Inst sag, /00. Their re- port is to i before Gengre 38 St the next session. : 6 O'CLOCK P. M. THE .-CONSPIRACY TRIALS, ‘Proceedings This Evening, THE CIPHER LETTER. Attwoo'clock the Commission reassembled, when there was a large crowd present, the majority being ladies. MissSurratt was again in Court to-day, sitting near hermother: TESTIMONY OF JOHN W, WHARTON. {For the Defense.) - Witness resides in Baltimore, and is in busi- ness at Fortress Monroe. Witness knew Ar- nold, who was in witness’ employ from April 2d tothe 17th. Witness received @ letter from Arnold. Mr. Ewing asked the nature of the letter, to which Judge Advocate Bingham objected, and the objection was sustained. Mr. Ewing moved that the cipher letter, of- fered in evidence June Sth, 1565, be stricken from the record. He stated that he was not present when.the letter was offered in evi- dence, or he would have objected at the time. His reasons were two fold for this motton; one that he believed it to be fictitious, and the other that it was wholly inadmissable, as the hand ‘writing was not proved, nor that it was ad- dressed to any one of the prisoners on trial, nor that It was written by any oneon trial. Judge Bingham stated that the introduction of the letter did not affeot the counsel, Mr. Ewing, and he argued that it was admissable as aconnecting link. It had been proved that Booth was in Canada in October, 1864. plotting this assassination; that Booth also was con- spiring in New York in November; that the lot had fallen on one to go Baltimore and the other to go to Newberr. near which place the pif ee eee TROOPS TO BE PAID FIR, 3T- The Secretary of the Treasury yes, ‘eTday no- tifled United States Treasnrer Spinne ‘tT that tn consequence of funds now being requ, Ted for the payment of troops, warrants for ps ¥™3a- ters sre the oiily ones to be pai in fall; othar warrants are tobe paid one-half in greent ‘S°KS and one-half in treasury certificates. <<, LATE TELE RAPHIO NEW. FROM GEORGIA. Rebbery of the Richmond Bank 000 Taken—Guerrillas H CINCINNATI, June 7.—The Careis's Chats noogé dispatch says the officers of one of tha Richmond banks, while on their way to that Place with the assets of the bank, were at. tacked by robbers near Washington, Georgia, and robbed of $200,000. Ten guerrillas were hung by the citizens of Cass county, (teorgia, a few days since, B200,- FROM CINCINNATI, CINCINNATI, June 7—Abonut S o'clock Iast evening the building occupied by the National Guards, on Longworth street, suddenly fell, burying &® number of persons beneath the ruins. Three were killed, and four were fa- tally injured. The Typographical Union. PHILADELPHIA, June 7.—The Nationat Typographical Union to-day decided upon their next convention at Chicago. of a fabrication—not having been blurred by tne water—perhaps it had beer dropped in the water that it might be picked up by a Goy- ernment official, and be used as evidence. The counsel for defence further commented upon the nature of the letter contending that there was internal evidence that it was not writen at the time or place it was dated or by any of the prisoners. Judge Bingham said that there was no rule of evidence by which this letter was to be thrown,out, because the handwriting was not proven. It wagno matter who wrote it, it ‘wus not a very fine literary production, but it was sufficient to show the purposes of the par- ties concerned; and the fact of having such a letter in one’s possession, would be sufficient to implicate the party as one of the conspir- ators. Judge Bingham proceeded to analyze the letter, sentence by sentence, showing that all the internal evidence sustained the as. sumption that it was a genuine letter, written atthe time indicated (April 15) by one of the conspirators. Mr. Gox contended that the letter had ap- parently been dropped in the water a short lime after 1t was written by some person hay- ing knowledge of the facts in the case. It was not shown to have ever been in the hands of any of the prisoners. Judge Bingham claimed that the letter could be properly introduced as @ link in the chain of evidence, The court overruled the application to have the letter thrown out. © - for the June term of the Criminal Court, which meets Monday, the 19th instant: Grand Jury.—John K. Condin, county; Wm H. Digges, 2d ward; Henry Queen, county; Henry Hay, 4th ward; Thomas Boone, ia ward; Thomas VD. Monaldson, 7th ward. Charles Calvert, ist ward; P. J. Newman, 24 ward; Nicholas Happ, 4th ward; Richard Carter, 3d ward; Patrick O'Callaghan, Ist ward; Samuel Shreve, 3d ward; 8. H. Duvall, Sth ward; James Howlett, 1th ward; Richard Goodchild, ist ward; George S. Sherwood, Georgetown; Joseph Gedney, 5th ward; Jen- kins Thomas, Georgetown; John T. Suter, 4th ward; Richard H. Oarter, county; H. J. Hoyle, 3d ward; John Hopkins ist ward. Petit Jury —Francis Ballenger, 7th ward; Moses T. Parker, 7th ward; George S. Kraft, Ist ward; Andrew Noerr, 2d war: T. Par- ker, 3d ward; Donald McCathron, ward; Frederick Meyer, 6th ward; Leopold Otfen- stein, 6th ward; T. H. Barron, 7th ward; An- drew Jackson, 2d ward; Sdas H. Moore, 3d ward: George Rhinehart, ist ward; Uharies A. Perkins, 7th ward; Benj. Summez, county; Fielder Maguire, county; Wm. W. Wirt, ith’ ward; - Drane, 3d ward ; C. B. Bakes, Ist ward; A. H. Ragan, 4th ward; Jos. Lib- bey, Jr., Georgetown; Butler Baker, 7th ward; David Shoemaker, Georgetown: John S. Fow- ler, 5th ward; Edward Cammack, Georgetown; Jon obmson, 7th ward; J. B. Conway, 5th ward. oi Affairs in Georgetown. ! Bs y NNIE POLE, 2. L.—Arrive cent—Need of Rest the Reason for Re- eRorse, or 31) for the horse and prties who | oath in Court. TESTIMONY OF MASE ME ANA! \ d—Bo' tiremeDt. CMFTON HELLEN, stole bim. WILLIAM LINKINS, | — Mr. Ewing proposed here to asit a question, witha (For ine eo) ie wcasiainten Wheat and Flour to market, and nine bo. as Kketown; Specia! Dispatch to N. Y. Tribune.} Pi lyteartbah ne 4—It is reported on g00d authority ght thay Mr. Sianton has resigned: ate f Not positively confirns. 4) but | i own that he i Caljust corpo has determined to leave the There is a report afloat thatthe decision has been assisted by a violent collision bet ween the President and Secretary—boin strong-willed men—in which the latter indulged in his brusque manners, and the former took occasion be Sra fon heey he, woe was President Office 29 424 street. Post Office Box 42 Wash- © je United States. Butit is sala that there | ; a is not much in this, for the President assured | 2#t0n city. D. 0. Hetéa_ & Major General yesterday that the separation I rte iat Had he eh? THE PRIDE oF, about to take place was only induced by the | #/,2 8% WORLD SEIRT.—New Skirt for 1555, bs The greatest invention of the age in Hoop Skirts, prostration of Mr Stanton by his exhausting | J 'W. Brediey's Duplex Bliptic(er double spring) fe it = Skirt. Just i 3 Si Mr. Stanton has been offered the position of Bgiy lon pried GL eat exceedingly low prices, $1,125, $150, $175. $2, Minister to Berlin; but the place is not deemed | worth 3: percent. more. A large assortment of of sufficientjimportance. f his resignation is not already in the Presi- f as: lerénle ieicentie oe tines ident’s hands, it will beshortiy.” ns FT Gorsetts only $125. Black’ Lace Vella ule a) ets, We find the above despatch, with its for- | Regular made English Hose s0 gents: Black Lace midable heading and distinct specifications, in Sshadee Only, 82. Hemstitchea Hardee: abe New York Tribune of Tuesday. As it is 2 be mest explicit of the recent publications on shades only $2. Hemstitched Handker- oe cents. cost 50. Black Shawls at the subject of Mr. Stanton’s relations to the Executive, it may serve to mislead some hon- Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy, ATTORNEY FOR THR PROSECUTION or CLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT, Claims for Prize Money, Lost Clothing, Bovnty, Back Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other prop- erty attended to prompily o $325, wort! Bisck Alpa, 37 cents, worth 6Sets All wool Delain (black) 45 cents. Brown and Bleached Cotton only 2 cts. Prints at 2 cts, Ladies’ Walking Jackets very cheap. Silk Man- arr, REWARD —Stolen June 1. from near $100 je6-3t" Butcher in West Market, Stall No ‘AEN UP On Satueday lant, black MATH ith foal, whic 4 z calling at $64 13th 'st,, bot Cand D Ioleng genes . Ce ‘property, pay charges, and take her ‘away. jos 4tr OST—On Friday. June 2d. a black and tan TSE: | BIER DOG: had on a collar with the namo of the owner. A liberal reward will be paid if re- pene te BRYAN GREEN, Kirkwood House, $2 REWARD,—Btolen from Denuis Donavah’s house, No. 444 ‘ket sti it. bet Stl and 6th, a Black BULL DOG. distgured om the head, marked with eld sores. on Sunday morning, hetwben Idand 5 a.m, Belongs to OWEN oak ra question. p.m. bigh, 6 years old, one fore and both hind faet white with a long and full tail,‘ white face.” The abovereward will be paid on the delivery of said mare yetbe proprietors of Wiilard’s Hotel. AME TO THE SUBSCRIBER on Tuesday. the 29th of May, one small bay HORSE, black mane and tail: lame infront left leg. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property and pay expenses, at 431 7th street west, between G and H streets, DANIEL PFBIL, of the firm of A. Eberly & CO. 1e5-St* §. BEWARD.—Lost, on Thoraday; 25th ultimo, J supposed in passing down 8th street, fr M FRAME 8PECTAOLES, in which Judge Bingham objected tods # leading Dir. Ewing said he was following the exam- rove | ple ct the other afde, who had been in the practice of asking lea Mr. Ewing Rere stated that a number of his witnesses—thirteen or more—in the case of Dr. Mudd were not in attendance. Col. Burnett said thatall the eubpronas asked tor by the counsel for defense had been promptly issued. The Court here here took a recess ing questions. THE SUPPHUSSED TPRATIMONY,. The unseemly haste of some members cf the Meridian Hill. a Black MARE, 15 handa- newspaper press to assail the President and Secretary of War whenever the reasons for their official acts were not elaborately ex- plained, has never been more noticeable than on the occasion of the recent suppression of important testimony in the trial of the conspi+ rators, This crusade was participated in with: relentless pertinacity by journalists whose flerceness was only exceeded by the unac- countable obtusé¢ness of their perceptions, and who, blinded by theirown prejndices, not only calumniated’ the Secretefy of War and the nntil 2 with Sam’! Arridld, and saw him on the 26th, 27th and 25th of March fast;’the first day he came out from Baltimore “with witness, the second time she saw him at his uncle’s near Hookstown, andon the last,day at his resi- dence, on his way to Baltimore, And bas not seen him since. TESTIMONY OF JOHN RYAN. (For the Gevernment.) Witness knows Lewis J. Wiechman, and as far as witness’ knowledge extends he has al- ‘Ways borne a good charécter for morality and truth, and witness would not hesitate to be- lieve him on his ogth or without his oath. Witness remembers (having a cOnversa- tion with Wiechman ‘after the faliof Rich- mond, and Wiechman then rejoiced at the news. By Mr. Aixen:—Witness has known him trom meeting him casually on the street. Wit- ness had not heard anything said within a month detrimental to his (Weichman’s) char- acter. Witnees never heard Weicbman say he wasa confidential agenc of the War De- partment. TESTIMONY OF PRANK U. STITT. (For the Government.) Witness is acquainted intimately with Lewis J. Weichman.- Witness never heard his hon- esty or truthfulness questioned. Central Co , 340-9 tons; G. H. Plant, 109-5 tons; New Hope. Co.\ 336-2 tons: Georgetown Gas Co,223tons. Departétl—Nine boats light. DUNK AND DisLoyAL.—This morning offi- cer Sebastian arrested James Es T. Offutt for being drunk and disorderly. Offutt, in addi- tion to his disorderly cofiduct, shouted for Jeff. Davis, cursed the vernment, and behaved in a disloyal manner. For his disorderly be- havior he was lockea upto await further ore ders, the officer in the meantime declared his ingen to report his disloyalty to the proper authorities, y 4 FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.—Flour.—De- mand active. Flour—super, 87 75 to #3; extra, $8 25 to $374. Grain—sales of good red wheat atS106. Since the reopening of the canal sey- er&l boats with flour and grain have arrived: from the western depots. Port or GrorcErown,— Entered —A. 0, Stimers, Reed, Phiiadelphia. Cle —Schre. Mary Jane, Wingate, Cone River; Fiagstaf, White, Deai’s Island; Village Queen, Satterly, Néw York; G, Parker, McBride. Nova Scotia; Zealand, Williams, Seaford; John Westey, Borman, Deal’s Istana; J. Inman, Frayten, Greenway; E. M. Dyer, Rich, Boston; Express, Conant, do.; Carl, Myer, Rappah@anock; Sum-- mers, Lammond, Yocomico; W. ©. Atwater, Glover, New Yoru; ©. H. Booth, Lonstreet, tol. apair of GOL est men who cannot conceive that so deliberate | tillas, Coats. Circulars, Basques cheaper than any | care The ficder will receive the suave reward i = 7 y Mr. Aiken:— Witness made his acquaint- | do.: Kadash, Burns, Hooper’s strait. @ statement should beso complete a fabrica. | Other house in the city. BENJ. NEWMAN, and thanks of the owner by leaving them at cor Judge Advocate General, butinsulted the Ex- anbe with Weichinan from beltig in el ere » B a pel tion. There is, nevertheless, not the shadow of truth in the special despatch. Mr. Stanton bas not “resigned.” «It is” not “known that he has determined to leave the Cabinet very soon’ Hehas had no dispute, no difference, ne “eollision’ with President Johnson. His ———— wits Ge President are of the most Washington, D.C, Sutheehy: of Mr, Scanian Mendlt ee ene? | _ Agcod Assortment of Fine-ont Ohewing, fmak- ‘ise 66 7then lanere: ‘aud t tne ing. and Ping Tobacco: Meersshaum. Brisr Wood, 7 com znage. nd, so tar as the | and Fancy Pipes: all qualities of Buuif, and Smok- ‘special dispatch’ professes to speak for the | ér.? articles generally. eee ae hem unfounde 2 His rela- Also, S0DA WATER. &e. je6 3t* ions with Mr. inton are entirely agreeable and, faite pce He has never had § differ- A TUANTIO STE ee HIP CO.’S LINB ence, much less ‘a collision,’ with his Secre- Ww Ss tary of War, nor has he given any such ‘‘as- i surance” to any one, major general or other-| NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA write, a6 is here tributed to him And this AND GEORGETOWN. statement we make by authority of President ME STEAMBRS. GO. KNIGHT, Oapt. J.J. Miso _ie7-5t 443 7th street, near G streat. OOVER & POSBY, DEALERS IN neroRtee AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, 0. 275 Penusylvania avenus,. Between lth and llth streets. Johnson himself. zg. itis not so much toset at rest a malignant | JOHN GIBSON, Capt. J. ; I ik Keviy, 156 G et , second door below slstat. Jer It : Witness has known Lewis J. Weichman P BUIL, TON NORTH OATBERT, and henor the unselfish patriotism of Edwin | , Leave Snow's wharf, 107 Water atreet, George- Re OL terete ror ee ray | couclder By, ie even noms tn Ee ealimonyy | tiny Wr Alman> Warbess ditenopiace much | Se cMAN At KETERNOGN. dupa ii’. -at alx 2M. Stanton, that be shares the fall confidence | towD. at? Tuesdays and Saturdays, for New | Bshed KOOMS to let, suitable for two or mere | and now begin to properly realize the devilish- | 4.0% "nic joyalty; Mad had litde-orm conver. | occlock on the premises we siiall nell Lovee. tin of the Executive, and bas never.been more en- | *PCiont received deity, Handled in the ost - z ness of the rebellion. The fellowing from the} sation en that subject with him. Mrs. Morrison's subdivition of Square No. 2 ergetic and resolute in the discharge of nis du- ties than at this moment.-Chronite. careful manner, and delivered with the greatest dispatch, at fair rates. Passage and State Rooms, with superior accom- Mre, JEFFERSON a Davis.—The Savannah | , Pestege for comfort aud piessure,direct throush inquired for vessels to Nassau or any other Through to Providence and Boston by the Splen- did steamers of the Bevtune Steamship Company, Herald, announcing the aryival there of Mrs. | fron Washington to Al Toy, and Sarato; je 5-1m' : rday after the assassination, Witness : 5 “¢ t . + BD a. wth e time suppressed, but mow before the public, y = Cooreyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- Jefferson Davis, says: Tickets. rod for either Bight or Say weue tie: | A 200M AND ROARD faz Ue obtained by ay- | maker come remarkable revelations. “It will | saw Payne tnere once at breaistast aad Avzer. F oiiater JAB. 0, MCGUIRE & 06.2" ‘ Shie expressed anxiety to go toEurope, and | }0bR- Hendrick Hudson. | 1 Drew, i ° | : plying at No. 7 Ist ntréet, Georgetown. D.C., | beread with deep interest by those fugitive See oan by the-naime of Wood. Witness je uctioneesrs. per of 8th and M streets. @. J. GOCKELER'S Bakery. = i" 1 (REWABD-Strayed fram Ist st., above Bal. Sg timore Depot, one pairof MULRS, marked U,8. 1. 0. One was Bay, had a rising on his weath- er, his mane trimmed, but the tail is not; the otheris black, has got two little scres on his flanks where the girths rubbed, mane trimmed off close; both are barefooted, The finder will receive the above reward by re- turning them to JOHN BROWN, Ist street. back of Boldiers’ Rest. je5-3t* RS eR RIES BOARDING. \HRBE LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS, with J goo! BOARD; ‘iso, one single ROOM: at No. Gs? LEMEN DESIROUS§ OM GOOD BOARD ¥ in the country can be accommodated near Bla- densburg. For particulars inquire at HYATI’S: Store, near the station. je 6-3t* OOM8, WITH BOARD, 411 ‘Wth stroat west. up the case: © room is arranged to accommodate two per- T BO! 3e5 3t* ecutive and ignored altogether the integrity of the court. Nothing that a fectious epirit could suggest was omitted in denunciation of Presi- dent Johnson and his associates. the national importance and solemnity of the cecasion, theze journals in effect declared the President a trickster, and his proclamation for the apprehension ot the Canadian conspirators the offspring ot personal malignity. The publication of this testimony discloses the reason for its suppression, and as‘an un- questionable vindication of the wisdowof the authorities, renders more unpardonable the zealous haste of their maligners. justice demanded secresy. issued the proclamation would have shown an indifference to crmeas appalling asthe Forgetfal of The ends of The failure to have N.Y. Herald of yesterdey appropriately sums The testimony of Sandford Conover, Jas. B. Merritt, and Richard Montgomery, fer some rebel leaders who were so disgusted with the tact that President Johnsom offered a reward ras onthe 15th or February ind letton the Sal office. Weichman belonged toa military or- ganization and frequently wore bis uniform pants. ee TESTIMONY OF JAMES P. YOUNG. (For the Governnient.) Witness hasknowr Weichman since 1556 and knows tnat he has an excellent character. He is regarded as & loyal mam 6nd has always been ortspoken in his sentiments. By Mr. Aiken:—Weichman cid not express, im the school at Philadeiphia, a desire to be a minister. Witess knows that Weichman isa member of the Union League, and had sten him in tbe League Rooms. Weichman gave witness unmistakable evidence—signs. Mr. Aizen asked what those-signs were. Mr Bingham objected, and tse objection was sustained. ae TESTIMONY OF P. T. RAMFORT. (For the Government.) F LEMEN ONLY .—A don- bie CHAMBER, large. airy, snd comfortably furnieHied with BOARD, in a private famHy, re- siding ia the most healthy and ‘desirable part of ane city. Inquire goon at 370 Uh street, between je7-2t* ¥ Wisk. WALL & CO., Auctioneers i uy ING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD. ON ae Ba eS en 1STH AND 19TH STS. A 3 5 Op FRIDAY APPEBRNOON, oth instant, at 6 o’clock, wewill sellin front of premises, Lots 4 and 5, subdivision of equare 141, fronting 1 aud 70 feet on north D street. betwevn iSta and lyth "ier j balance G, 12, and 13 mo of trast on the premise pence of the purchaser. WALL & CO. Aucts 00., Auctio ¥ 045. 0. MeGUI trontipg 20 feet en north O strest, between 1 and iSth streets west, asd rumaing back inches 2s 38 foot alley, and co! “Perms: One third cash; the remainder im 6 and 12 months, with interest, socuged by deed of trust TESTIMONY OP JOHN T. HOLLOEAN. (For the Government 5 Witness commenced to boprd at Mrs. Sur- saw John Surratt with Payno: Witness never XJ. 0. McGUIRE & GO,, Auctioneers. Pee ie a Fall of a Building and Loss of Life se gg te pee from which she could get to England or rance. She also made the remark that she bad probably seen Mr. Davis for the last time, #he complained bitterly that she was not al- jowed to see him after he was taken to the a oo ; photlyes Monroe. We urder- stan make Georgia her - dence tor the present.” ar Lee i knew of Mrs. Surrett having weak oyesight or of her failing to, recograve her friends. ‘Witness saw Booth in the parlor frequently; never saw Herold at the house, but knew him. Witness saw a woman, Mrs. Biater, getting into a carriage about two weed before the as- sassination. Mrs. Sufratt_and Jobn Surrait were on the pavement. Witnese saw Jonn Surratt on the 3d of April. Witness is confi- dent that he.was correct im the time, as that was the day the news of the surrender of Richmond was received. Witness exchanged money with Surratt. giving Surratt $60: in Treasury notes, and Teceiving $10 in gold. Surratt’ said he -was going to Naw York. By Mr. Aiken:—Witmess don’t know who Atverodt called for when he came tothe house. - Witness does not Know that Weichman asked Mrs. Surratt to let Payne remain. there all night. Witness never heard of a plan to cap- ture the President, and would have givensuch information to the Government. Witness saw : Weichman early in the morning following the EIGHT BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE MARINB ~BABRAGKS. NAVY YARD. On TUBSDAY APTHRNOON, June j3th, at 6'< for their capture Itisto behoped thatit will be read with deep interest By that part of the London press which argues that ail these men are entitied to an immediat pardon. President Jobnson oifered rewards for the cepture of Jeff. Davis, Clement C. Clay, Jacob Thompson. Beverly Tucker; George N. San- ders, and W.C. Cleary. Jef Davis was the only gne of these who heard of the fact in silence. All the rest united to fill the papers with a horrified outcry of injured innecence. One declared it was an attempt to degrade his «Christian President’—meaning that super- fine Ohristian who ran the prison pen at An- dersonvilie. They declared: they had hardly heard of such 2 man as Booth, and certainly had never seen, mueh less known him. One man gave himself up to stand his trial, and tne others declared they would do so if they }: thonght it possible that they eould .be tried } fairly but in the meantime they Kept ata very sa istance. and to Portland by Oromwell’s old established ine. freight and passage. apoly to For fretght and postage: poly 107 Water-street, Georgetown, FLOWERS & BOWEN Alexand: H.B. CROMWELL & CO., 56 Westatreet, New York. Passege and State Rooms can be engaged at tho Company's Office, 241 F et, Uth, Washington, D.g, ' Detween Ith and NITRD STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE fi Or U June, 1365,— Contents: Sherman’s Truce; Nhat the Coast Survey has done for the War. Sherman’s Sixty Days in the Carolinas; Seeking the Bubble; Military ding: Word about fseeigh cy Mavepnt by Gantry apd yoleon: ;. e Fie! io quence Oo} leon; Hone ean the War; Laurea Dorandus, ee y FRANCK TAYLOR. FINE OTL PATATINGS. 7 PERSONAL. NOTICE Is HRBEBY GIVEN To THB PUB- licatbat I will not be responsible for any debt contracted by my son, JAOOH TRSUNOFBRY. tr, jg 7-st* J. JESUNOFSKY, pSMoBtar MEDALS.—A large invoice of the Sherman and Grant MEDALS just received by GRO. GRATTON. 420 Pennsylvania.avenue, The trade and peddlers supplied at Inw rates, Great ind ueements offered to agents to sell Medals and Corps Badges. je7 -2t* AtS INFORMATION OF SARAH JANE SPRAGUK, of Shenandoah Valley. will be liy- received by her husband, Crawford Sprague. at the corner of 8th and Batreets south: She came from Winchester. Va.,to Wash'ngtop af Sipreane te ses ener of Sent, Burrows. In- quire a and B atreeta.a . 5 Myo 5-40" onthe J. DANIBL. OTICE 18 HERESY GIVEN TO TILE PUB- lie that I will nor pay any debts contrgcted by o'clock, on the premises, we shalisell, 8 excellent Buildine Lots, fronting respectively on souta G eee aud Mth street east, at thecorner of theas. streets, finaly located for buil- ing purpe- a squaze eastof the Marine Bar- 4 der in sant 12 r ecur ust. enverariote! and stamps at the cost of the pac e U 2. @. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Washington Horse and Carr: Be 95 La, ay,, bet. 9th and 1th sta. SALE OP HORSES. CARRIAGES, 0. On THURBDAY MOMWTNG, Sth und, wil be a sold, at the ry Itable for anadle sed hat Benet Nee eE wki bose suitable fo. ard of Da very fine harmess. work and saddie Hoses, 3 THE RETURNED MARYLAND Sorpiers.— ‘The regiments of the Maryland Brigade, Gen. Dennison commanding, and other troops, as- sembled at the Washington Monument, in Bal- timere, yesterday, and after being-reviewed by the Governor, marched to Druid Hill Park where @ splendid entertainment was provided at the expense of the city Governor Brad- ford addressed the retprning soldiers, and great enthusiasm prevailed. THE “SuProsgp Four Ptay.”—On Monday theNew Yorm sriguuc emuwa tnat Uonover, 4 idence-on oath that all ‘ALSO. one of the Witnesses who recently testified in my son, JOHN SCHWINGHAMMAER, after this ‘ow itisgiven a eva oe in the j assination. » A_large desirable tice > New ani the conspiracy trials at Wasnih, » iad soon Landscave and Oattle.« first-class work of art. : these men were actively ar- | assi i ¥ ana rabl ot 5 after left for ‘Canada, and not since having ey Preenen backers of Holland, favorite pupil of EUGENE SCHWINGHAMMEB rangement of this planto marder Mr. Lincoln. Beoend = Bane Carriages, Wagons, and other THE NATIONAL: MILITARY AND NAVAL ASYLUM. A meeting of the corporators of the National Military and Naval Asylum for the relief of the totally disabled officers and men of the »volunteer forces of the United States, which was incorporated by an act of the second ses. sipn ot the 38th Congress (the incorporators 7 is Wheeling, Va. Hygn Meatd tom, wfoul play was suspected.” | Vee, "aifective picture, by Bontec Alte: alia ‘The Tribune, of yesterday, however, an- B: jonstant Mayer, autho! Bounces that Mr. Conover acrived in that city | Sftiatarontssinting of Gomscintion. “Also. a fow on Monday. choi o Bngravings and alarge and choice selec- e ici -—— ——— --—_ jet Fri a8, THE Liscotn NaTIONAL MONUMENT.—The re a Metler Bi &o., at smount realized from saleof tickets by the po- MARKRITER’S, dice of this city, for ‘the performance at Holi- No. 456 7th atreat. 8 da reabove day Street Theater inst Saturday, in aid of the oa removed to Penosylvania ber ene near ate staover Messrs. Kidwell’s 3m If we could aecep,the statementof Thompson, Senceyg.grd the fast as to.theiz innocence of @ erime that! they are charged with, ce as theyfwere no; ul] before so. deeply perjured as) pepe of the Lies of credis, even then the’ straight-forward stories of.these animpeached Witnesses ,must impress. every one with the truth of the accomnts they gix@ of their inter- course with the conspirators,fa Canada. But ALSO, N id Second-han. . &e. Ww ani cont Ps nd Heraeus e Bek Setnraee: ve serey i ‘TWeaesday, no Nieee and Harness,&c , &c., alway at pri- Bale without rezard to weather. fer Siont re be. Walb & O0., Aucts, 7 WML. WALL & 00. = MONUMENT TO ABRABAM LLNOOLK: 1. OTUE CLT YOR WAniNGEOSC EN ON Drug Store. es: SPRI G ASSORTMENT 486 486 maar: ; MARBRITER’S, NO. 456.8BVENTH STREET, ‘ellows’ Hall wa-Terms cash, Je 8/lm' SEsnear te as itis, with these conspirators telling their | D9 ill mam beringione hundred gen- tothe late President! an teers nesenser ‘oy | JpHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER. CHOICE STOOK OF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS | Own stories on one side, and the witnesseson | PAmed In the diferent parts Ofishe country.) oF £0 sive. definite @ fo the desire eo additional returns te $1,573 5).— Baltimore | PHILADBLPHIA LAGER BREB. APER HANGINGS the other, it is evers thing tO notming in fewot: | was held at the Smithsonian Lastitute to-day, | £¢ the Citra Wasmeanton ae 2 8 fam Lincoim, the ofthe veracity of: the latter. It is impossible any longer.to doubt-the eomplicity of every oue named in the President's proclamation, P. a peice’ ane varied toc; Ae ont mets poe i aper Hi Ore, Wes. tro Bicces, &c., embrecing the Largest and Hand somest asscetment in the District. "WINDOW SHADES. BEG pentane sci nes i ‘indow oT Ti H hade Hixtures, Taseels. & ad PICTURE CORD Silk and Worsted Pictur, American. NEW YORE AND MASSACHUSETTS CADER. ——_—___—________ i jal of the parties Indicted for th PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS. @7- The tri: S st . U — pe O eee dolly concluded a ouTon | I desire to call _the attention of Satiers and ‘The jury atier a short absence from the rt | others in the vicinity of Washington and George. room returned a verdict of not guilty. 8" | town, D. C., to the fact that I have constantly on band @ supply of the above enumerated articles. Those wishing to purchase on the most advan~ tagecué terms are invited to call at my establish ter the purpose of effecting a api eanent or- ,ganization in accordance with the provisions of the incorporating act. Eleven of’the incor- porators were present in pergon, and thirty- two were represented by proxy. Among thase present were Secretary Stanton, Gen. Burn- side, Surgeon Gen. Barnes, Gen Meade, Gen. Howard, and Admiral Davis. Gens. Grant, Butler, Dix, President Johnson and others 2, jon, resulting ss th So be galled tii a with following ot z if LASCION. — eae OA ARB WaLLAcH, Mayr. SS, RORGM W. RIGGS, Fhe D irestors wiil be announced heres fte zr. itis to raise for the ! mot at lene! Paitin by aubscniptionn, to bes nested 1a QOVERNMENT SECURITIES. } : WAsuINaTos, Juno z, 16365, , Bay @ooke & Co. furnish the following, quo- | tations of Government securities: 1u An . DICKINSON red meee Extk CaMst DENT. TASSELS. . Jord naan saele, a jong those represen: roxy. ing dead yet speaketh.”” me UEEE conte nntloes L will. Qoliver the aftictes | Leen Any CoiOTE:, 8. bewetital assorgmen 119 | “Yon, Moses F. Odell of New vont, was | pmount trem one dollarto ten per ind). vidual com oe) ¢ Bon ti 3 Is Bile, 7 en wae ye iss Perce wen fever im Phil- | porekseed in any pari ont aahagton on Georee: rue areOV AL PIOTURE FRAME, O rae the chai# ana Yok Henry appointe Beek Ta the genera tllitade to gontrtu fe moan ‘ at Ci i tt i mat amor gent of ee a ” fion having tmen,made toiproceed to a : & a Se ceasiig seSsie Petonrons i “Goorectows, D.C. Rie casaee oft AAS ya with aad Cou odessa eae ian, ton 95% ; Grr. Sercianept cress samme question arose as to etmaneeet Ghia the Fear Is. ; tA rina SEE awn: | JQswavviasaraisecuamamna. —— | fuastefeaaumn Get act casa | Noy eee em nb Oo. | BORA tr ae tee ies omc | Pega aes So ari To bs bad at the principal Hotels and ores. Se Fr BNGBAVINGS & PAINTINGS. on | - . poraung bill aoe not rere w many mom. oe Bacon -ribute can rene ee: : ; f i ways : } stital x ¢ . BiG iw GRAND OONCBBT, Ma Waskington, D.C, | sAgem choice ee ee a TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.. Duteo few of the Jacorporators present. "Re cement send indixidaal rooein's ., ti. oe : - 5. — re! |. Con’ i Ws ane BY fue i oes Oigek Decline, 14 Goods has induced us to | punctually attended toc and Srqeutes in a ae FROM NEW YORK, | Sidiion Gen’ Barnside, Gen. Meade, Mr, Knowledged from those to tine through ies pass MAURAE DD DIMERICE OF WasISOEON. | cayrenroneydyeeTaING. | Epr'fermsun or Goninor tare |,” |. ane Writot Mabeas carpus, | Cucllaid Stat eat tie” Adenaay Genera | wWrlaeatecty bon, tat, ckcy sew OF THE 3D DISTRICT, OF WASHINGTON, GENTLEMEN'S FU HING GOODS. ray _¥. MABERITER, Naw Yous, June 7 ~The xbune announces } 20 opinion i, Feference'#o the qnestions in- y eroueey) gcountey will call nttontion, ta 8 i. if : | of eters desetiption, at greatly reduces prices—a | AOG 486 Suvexta B7A8ET. 7, 486 | nat tne President willsoon iobue a proclame- | yolved in the Organization. = It ohlecg of this: Associatlon. andere owen odie: y At WawLaom HALL. Mavy ¥ard on Thurs- | [iver portion cf which we are determinad to sell eight doorsabove ington. D.O.':| tiow restoring the privilege of the writ ot ha. | | Gen. Burnside moved the Sipotntiment of a rageme aoc: Tickets § eants, | 1uEtaless of cost. Also, je 53m" if Cee eas id Ls cnittee of five ta ureqthe fagorporators ata | "Yt ie th of tha Ansociation te, raise 8 pat bed mab er rare re Fee ee AND CHILDRENS’ CLOTHING, | — TRAM I0B, CRUAM MANU; |’ be wus and Ordering’ general clearing of | gommittee of five to Ag octet aioe Be ft m_te raise 8 @bildren 25 cents. Ceneert te comm ats ‘i 7a ‘al! sizes, adapted the present and a! a! But- | allmil prisons. a visse an i prene ‘Adion : ” the ta emorat relogk f gog-st_ | nit winch aun by sold to make room “ facilites rie Coury dee Batatt Onis ctaims, ve mays'| which WS BEERS |S. urned. te mf Risse inte tt ey — y sean Ceres ‘of the best o! nce wn a, vee ¢ gredttabh “PHOENIX BUILDING ARBOOIATION.— | ferdlew aAditions Oat retail, warren} which Bi aie Be bead _ BECONSTRUCTION, a dav i0 oh 95 G. Be ST Nrasethsies tof the ‘eleati ose | GERMAN LINEN. =e Tet | be the Bolivored We ea7, tt Enpublican Goverhin nor Nteaco ieee ex-con ‘Houston and! Mill, and | this ‘appeal "peek a brows’, Scere fo r the conuine vent, will be the | Fst received a.m rtment of the bait kind! { thecity ‘ AR coupied by tt sare Sere and | bther prominent gentlemen from Cteorgia, ar- | espon Smes cf the Becretary, No. S11 7k atiegs, on | | Just received Snow Seertoes iting iu Powels PASE LORE CSPLEASANT AND OX pie irene CAR ORy canis | pict Prominent pvationen trom ceoreia, ar. “. Wow ReDA EVENT (, the 7th insty at $ | of Mable Cover, &e, Purchaser will Cad |. A gay or sept and O 'such ROWE SS FOCeIy Savar this morale soe’ Selaee anal areata 8 BARRE OS oie, $368 between Fe. or aro,” | GHC and TRE WaeH, myc | Festerds fs egal ine] peeonseruchion Gea mer ae See'se- ANSON, See'v. a ' M s fab y atnoca tee aot i ‘ oP Te G6, 10 .@ cotaciieaW . f wie | aT ROMA: thea i ‘a \ seins os la