Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1865, Page 2

“FHE EVENING STAR. —_—_—_—_—_— Wi D..WALLACH, Editer and Proprietor. WaSHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY....... . JUNE 10, 1865, ——_———— oooaoaaaaaaaoaaoaoaooooDWN N“X:X:/‘ wa READING MATTERON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELR- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECONSTRUCTION—NEGRO SUFFRAGE ‘The problem of the times is the discovery of | the speediest and easiest way of thoroughly Ye-establishing the anthority of the General Government over the South—that is, in the minds and hearts of the people of the South. Nobody who pays # fair share of the enor- mots taxation which this war has necessarily | brought on us, or who has children to leave behind, is anxious to perpetuate military rule | anywhere in our land, unless he be a shoddy- ite: @ person who fattens and battens on the opportunities for plunder incident to the un- | settled state of society which civil war engen- ders. Tbere are thousands such people un- Zortunately, some seeking plunder threngh phi- janthrophic protessions, and the rest through ihe influence of their claims toexcessive Union patriotism. Together, they constitute almost the only remainimg bar to the restoration of the Bnion. They are the main advocates of negro suffrage, in the belief that the votes of the ne- groes can be so influenced as to remit the po- Jitical affairs of the South inte the custody of | parties wbo will aid them in perpetuating the war, by keeping the South governed by the force of bayonets only. They maintain that | the only trustworthy people south of the Po- tomac are the freed blacks. This is the drift of ali they utter on the subject. It is sweep- ingly untrue. We hold, on the contrary, to the theory of President Johnson, as promulged through- | out Dis administration as Military Governor of Tann~ 45 10l@ Adusess to the negroes of Washington, and in his decision with refer- ence to the provisional government of North Carolina, that there are loyal white menenough in the South to speedily reassure that section in its rightful aliegiance, now that the despot- ism o fJeff Davis, Billy Smith, Wade Hampton, Judah P. Benjamin & Co., has been obliterated trom the face of the earth. The Star's usual readers know well that it hhas steadily maintained that the mass of the people of the South needed but tobe assured that they were to be no longer at the mercy of ihat despotism, to take their stand eagerly in favor of the re-establishment of the authority of the United States Goverment over them, with any changes that the war might render mecesary. Everything that has transpired in that section since the fall of Richmond has gone to prove the correctness of this opinion. ‘We recognize and heartily approve the pro- riety of the regulations laid down in Presi- dent Johnson's late proclamation of amnesty, by which men who may possibly be still af- ected with disloyalty are to be debarred from ihe rights of citizenship in the South until they may individually purge themselves of that g@uspicion; his reservation of the right to par- don any men of the excluded classes being de- Signed to that end. We alsd recognize in the ‘very recent action of the Legislature of Ten- messee the true key to the reconstruction of State governments and society atthe Seuth ™mpon 8 thorough and reliable Union basis: the plan of disfranchising all who cannot com: | pletely substantiate their loyal intentions, tor a term Of years; in the course of which they will certainly cease to be dangerous to society, as citizens, in any respect whatever. To°remit the civil affairs of the South into the keeping of its negroes will be but to put those affairs in the bands of demagogu2s. The shoddyites and bogus philanthropists of the North who urge that policy on the Government would find themselyes beaten in a single month in the yame of controlling the negro vote, by the more Bdroit demagogues of secession proclivities. The time is rapidly approaching when all the Sppliances of civil war must ceaseevery where throughont the land, and all things be remitted to the practices of peaceful times and the sole 1 of civil conrte end inatina ‘Pte stent ene Sythe Tuco of negro puliucal And 89- etal equality will beswept away as by a whirl- ‘wind, because it is utterly repugnant to the sentiments of pine-tentbs of the white race of the land, North, as wellas South. President Johnson knows human nature too well to run counter to that sen'iment, as is evident in all he writes, says, and does upon the subject: He is earpest in doing his best forthe future of the negroes of the United States; in assuring to them freedom, and the fallest opportunities for improvement, as all sensible men are. But he evinces no disposition, whatever, to place the Face in & position that would sooner or later Insure the occurrence of a Conflict of races that must (if it occurs) inevitably result in the loss to the negro of much of substantial advantage €o him, which has se far grown out of the war Made to perpetuate and strengthen the slayery abat was not long since apon him. ASSISTANT SEURET ARISE OF THE TREAS- Assistant Secretary Harrington, ef the Trea- mary Department, who tendered bis resignation some time ago, will retire from the Treasury as soon as the business of the Department will permit, for the purpose of entering upon his mew duties as Minister to Switzerland. Mr Harrington's euécessor has not been appointed ax yot, althourd it is understood that Solicitor oe of New Hampshire, will succeed Assistant Secretary M. B Field hasbeen ap- Pointed Collector of the Sixth District af New Pie Will be succeeded by Mr. John F. lartley, for many years chiet clerk of th e t — a ee echabe secon VESSELS. e-sale of naval vessels will taka Pisee tthe Washington Navy Yard on the 2ithof June, when fifteen vessels heretofore attached to the Potomac flotiiia will be ot- | tered. Sates i RETURNED. Attorney Gererail Speed, who has beén ab- sent’ from the city for abont ten: days, on a trip to Michigan, returned ea ; to the city last “TERRY. Major General Altrea H. Terty; the hero of prion yet pein was ordered te Washington, iv ere this morning, and reported Secretary of War. a Eaters RE MASING THE PRisowERS—The @ditor of the Star having been solicited by numbers of Prisoners resdy and anxions'to fenew their al Jeginnce to theGovernment of thé United States 20 Phocnre their release asspeedily as possible, bas ‘4 biccself for some time to that end, Bad takes thic method of making Known’ to all ' ‘who are yet privoners of war,and their friends aod relatives,that the work of releasing all who come under the. #mnesty cianses of the Presi- Gent's prociémAtion 18 -Preeressing: with 'so grest rapidity ws thatin & fortnignt aly will probably have been.set at libeny Tne in. Btractions. are to\release those first Bick'and who most neéd the ‘change, anu then to feledee the Others in fhe Order In which trey bAve ubdergone imprisonment: those longest | confined being earitest released. It is necessa. ry to prepare a recordin the case of each' man: ‘which creates somé deity, though {tis confi- Gently anticipated that all will Rave been dis. charged in tbe couree of the next fortnight. puatevanmsbwrsrr een 07 The atrention of our readers is: reqnest- 4 to the change: of time of the trains to Cape May. See advertisement i> Mrs.C. P. Haxiey was arrested yester- Gavin Baidinore; and held subject to the ordere’ the War Department, a charges of tres- fovable conduct, of # serious ‘nature. Et wil be recol ected that ste was arrested i Jaeter part of 1863 and sent South, Hat saya quently revered insprisoved. She’ wea yon ra man we i stnoe. “Phe charges” her, ‘4 8146S, ATE MABE on Keow duct on Pere the past were te §7 Ap Irish iriend of the Doctor's, who w Bt Fords Tberer on the nigne: on tae uae Sipation, inetats that Booth shouted when he* Joeaped. the stage bor: «I"m dor Dr. ifeanus.” (Sic Semper Zyranaiepere A Card frem Dr. Tamblety KirKwoop poven, West ee D.C., Sunes. To the Edi the Star: Se free looses imprisonment in the Old Capitol Prison in this city, 1 have been uncon- ditionally and honorably released from con- finement by direction of the Secretary of War, there being no evidence whatever to connect me with the yellow fever or tion wi bh which some of the northern journals have charged me of having some knowledge. My arrest appears to haye growm out of a statement mage in a low, licentious sheet pub- lished in New York, to the effect that Dr. ~ Potomac, Washin: General Orders je9-3t Office Provost Marshel's General Orders No. 3. head quarters, poss where liquors are sol, % By command of Major Genera Parke. Colonel and Provost Marshal Defences North of Potoma: A SS ENTE SE EES bleed morajaig, the petit ORImIxaL Cov: irge has assumed command of th ion forces. have been withdrawn, leaving SPethon oftwo thousand men. : Goed News frem North Carolina. Nuwrery, June 6th.—Intelligence from al? ta of the State indicate the ready return of 6 ie to loyalty tO the United States Gov- crainent: Harmony; €00d will and obedience to the laws is the prevailing sentiment of all compliment to them and the officers of the court for theif faithfal performanee of duty tluring the long term which has just been com- leted. Pm Shelton, who was convicted of grand Jarceny, was granted A new trial upon the ap- plication of his commsel; and was reteased up- on bis own recognizance to appear at the June term for trial. — 5 d 2, Nos. 1 an from these ax 0 SUE. ail barrooms and places |, Bre hereby revoked. f b eae district. Gemeral Woodfort is post comman rords having ‘co inned their a aties, were -terd Dep Ww. a . pa. arged. une S, 12% ¥ incipal portion o: lor the term sand gtom, D. C., June S, 1365, i) Vi} 0 are favo! le. Pp jpal portion upon discharging the jurors paid a handsome , T. IncRauam, THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS. Proceedings To-Day. Biackburn, who has figured so unenviably in the hellish yellow fever plot, was no other person than myself. In reply to this state- ment, I would most respectfully say to an ever- C LOST AND FOUND. ee ee AME TO MY PREMISES onthe Sth inst..two COWS andoneCALF. The owner or owne: parties in North Garolina. The citizens ef the different counties are establishing a home police system for ppressing depredations and maintaining order. Guerilla warfare 6x- ired in North Carolina with the rebellion. John Kelly and Jobn Sallivan, who were charged with assaultand battery, were also released upen their own recognizance for their appearance at the June term. 6 In the habeas corpus case against S. A CLOSING TESTIMONY. aS eS ADJOURNMENT UNTIL MONDAY. streets, the above prod merable number of gentlemen in high official | streets. the al generous public that I do not know this fiend sted t forward. 5 | in human form named Dr. Biackburn, nor | $54 tske them away. x B N BPAD! {hc reading of yesterday's proceedings re Py Spa een eee on Pengh, me» tioned in the Star yesterday, Judge | have Uns geen him in my life. eon felt 3té con, Of 2th and § ats. Were concluded betwen 12 and 1 o’elock. cf the new State Government, will call out Olin dismi Sistingulshed persons throughout we United | $1 OQ Ruectineahinn: sania WATOR sod TESTIMONY OF DAVID E, MUNRO. the largest vote ever cast in the State, co anx- | Ene ras hound with the consent at the moiher States to vouch for my veracity, and, if neces- | CHAIN. By Jelivering the same at GALT {| witness renee eee) ty, Ma. On | LoUs, Bre the people to return to peacefal Pur- | ‘The court is satisfied that the child will be | sary, can juce certificates from an innu- | BRO ’S, 354 Penn. avenue, between 6th and 7t' Sunday after the aceassination witness heard President Johnsen’s amnesty proclamation reward will be paid and no erly cared for. fe 10-2t™ r the transaction of somé business of rd this Meerd thi importance the court adjourned. it was Edwin Beoth who did it. is being well received by the people in this positions. conspirators in the atrocious assassination | this office. nr. nmentI noticed in some of | | OBT—While passing from Oth to Sd st..on the | from Wm H.Moore inBeantown. Mr. Moore | State, algo the appointment of Mr. Holden as | tne Neg York and other northern papers, a | Ms line of the Vietropolitan Railroad. « GOLD | Was from Bryantown that morning. Knows | Provisional Governor Suppen INsaniTy.—Mr. James Keleber, of paragraph setting torth that the villain Harold, WATCH and OHAIN. No. 10,953, steel bridgas, | D.J.Thomas His reputation for veracity is The people of South Carolina have called lave by el “rn . James leber, 0 who a stands charged with being one of the nickel movement, J.0, Ledmole, maker, The | not very good so far as witness knows. it- | upon ‘nited States military authorities at e firm 0: ele! & Pyweil, livery stable BO 6 finder will be suitab!y rewarded or leaving {t at | ness wou ere) betieve: bim under oath. This | Charlotte in this jState for protection against | Keepers, who WAS 2 Witness in the conspiracy de 10-3t* _ | opinion concerning Thomas’ veracity was the | their own people, who are Pommmituing cepre- trials, has suddenly become insane, we regret plot, was at one timein my employ. This, too, is false in every particular, and Iam at loss to see how it originated, or to trace it to its ofigin. For the past five years I have had but one man in my émployment, and he is yet ‘with me, his character being beyond reproach. 1 never saw Harold tomy knowledge, and I haye no desire to see him. Another paper has gone 80 far as to inform the public that i was an intimate acqoaint- ance of Booth’s; but this 500, is news to me, as J] never spoke to him m my life. or any of O8T—On Mond avenue, bet. et ave.,up stairs. Ww §] 0 on aRD reet, first —Strayed. on Monday ve GCOW8-one Buffalo white, with spots; one red Buffsio; ene red Cow with w rn them te the owner. JOHN B. K to say. He is of & highly nervous tempera- ment, and some DAve attributed his insanity to the fact that he was called as a witness ip this exciting trial; but this would seem to be im- probable, ss his testimony was not material, being only as to the fact of Atzerodt having nired a horse at his stable on the day of the assassination. It was thought he would be sent to Mount Hope, near Baltimore, for treat- mect; but up te this time he remains at his residence. He is @ most +stimable citizen, and it is earnestly to be hoped that bis Yllness will June 5th 1965, on Penn’a Life Tnsurancé ed June and counter- . The finder wi i be ee D opinion generally. Witness has been a loyal man, and has with one or two exceptions been in tavor of the measures taken by the Admin- istration for the. suppression of the rebellion. Has been in favor of the suppression of the re- bellion under the Constitution. Witness did not approve of the manner in which slavery Was. abolished. Witness used his influence tor Lincoln and Johnson at the last election. By Jadge Birgham:— Witness did not learn from Moore that Booth had been traced near Bryantown. Witness heard that Edwin Booth dations upon each other. Terrible Explosion. CINCINNATI, June 10—The Gazette's Chatta- nooga dispatch says the ordnance building ex- ploded setting fire to and consuming two warehouses filled with Government property: the loss to the Government is £150,400. Betwen ten and fifteen persons were killed and woudn- ed. Theexplosion was caused by sparks froma locomotive. be finder : L- house on right-hand side, past Je 10-3t* his family. ¢i Ido hope that the papers which so indus- triously circulated these report; connecting me with these damnable deeds, to the ver great injury of my name and reputation, will do me the justice to publish my release, and the fact of my having been entirely exonerated by the authorities here, who, after a diligent investigation, could obtain no evidence that $2 pasture grounds, light Bay HORS) old this spring, wit! | Respectiully, Dr. F. TuMUGLEtTr. high. $3) will be pai 320 for the Bi fo: - NINTH STREET M. P. OHURCH.— The . HARD a L . Dd. i onSabbath at Ilovcloges nt eee eee We mete re SCHOOL SBRVICE will be held at the on SU; at FLETOHEROHAPEL M. EB Od4URCH, corner of ith street and New York avenue, _ je 9-3t* REWARD-—Stolen from the subscriber on -) Saturday night. June t back. caused by Harness. rensed {or Bi Serivery to moe os Any St thontig ia- jormation ere! Day ge im agein, is whereby T TGMORGE NIBTZRY, N street, No. 482, between — right ham, and stands about 15 or 15'2 hands OUND—Two HORS dies, oa Capitol Lou & 5p. m. an Ove pro. an By eXpenses, ia prove proweNRY O'NEILL, Corner 3d street and Penna. ave. be but temporary. had committed the assassination from W. H From the Mississippt. 3d. out Wm. Smith's | : . Las: , 2 near Park Hotelesth atrestrone | Cre; Minetimeneueardit. Vo “re | patos Rovor, Junes.—The troops under | Honse-sTRaLixc.—This afternoon a young B. about 16 hands high, 9 years TESTIMONY OF L A COBRIGHT. General Herron, accompanied by the gan-} man named Michael O’Brien observed an in- h a sore on both shoulders and a boats, reached Alexandria on the 2d instant. | dividual named H. H. Staring attempt to take (For the Accused.) The profession of witness is tbat of a jour- nalist, and is connected with the Associated vress. Witness wae at Ford’s Theater on the night of the assassination. Heard some per- I will pay the above a horse belonging to on orderly away from the post to which he was Nnitched, in front ot Jay Cooke's banking house on 15th street. Toe orderly, however, appearing in time to pre- There was no public demonstration on the arrival of the troops, yet ateeling of relief was unmistabakle. There seems to be no bitter- ness among the citizens. would in the least tarnish my fair reputation. | j¢ 1 3:* 6th and /th streets. S 18 £R: iti vent the loss of his horse, Staring immedt- ry ae . y positively thatit was Wilkes Booth. 5 ae 3 | ad feeLitbutdneto the wRepttOL T was treated | $50) BEWAHD —Stolen on the sth inst..after | Uiners enia that the person who jamped on LOGAL NEWS. Seen MEAT tet con ae | with the utmost kindness and ‘consideration: Cemetery K. TWO HORSES, from Glenwood ue Hance es iat altogsines coat n ls Wilkes Daerunent: “when O'Briem, iuterterea’ The ard was placed in the same quarters assigned y 7 hl indi | Booth, There seemed to be no certainty tha! Aes no . | {Governor Vauce, Governor Brown, Hon. | eve witha sore ce the insite othe ht bias it ‘was Wilkes Booth. Witnecs reached tne DESPERATE RIOT: Joe eah contd and ohare ined saaaning nic | Mr. Lamar, and others of note. seg, caused by a kick. theater about ten minutes to 11 o'clock. Brutal Assault upon Negrees by Sol- | 11E Ris Cont oe ne ee we interiered andthe ‘With these few remarks in justice to myself, | _The other is s BLACK HOR?H, with a shell By Mr. Bingham.— Witness was not satisfied diers! !—Heuses Gutted and Property De- pellieerens Sates taaeiee eet Gia. ab tan | I will close by submitting them to the public. | Found on his right hind foot. and bre scarom | tha: night that it was Wilkes Booth Did not} stroyed!!—Dr. Wm. Boyd Assailed and | ciation house and locked up for trial at <ix tel-graph that night that it was Wilkes Booth. It was telegraphed by others to thst effect but not by witness. Witness became convinced that it was Booth the next morning on seeing the official bulletin. RE-EXAMINATION OF REV. C. H. STONZSTREET- (For the Accused.) ‘Wi'mess was president ot Frederick College in 1550 when Dr. Samuel Mudd was a pupil Terribly Injured by the Rioter Between ll and 12 o’clock to-day a despe- rate disturbance occurred in the shape of & murderous assault by & number of soldiers said to belong to one of the brigades of the 20th corps upon a number of inoffending colored people of the Seyenth Ward. From the best data that can be obtained, it appears that this o’clock this evening. tthe return of the Black, emtett S Je BLE J. THOMAS RELEASED ON Batt.— Will be Finally Dismissed To day.—Noble J. Thomas, who was arrested about two weeks ago upon charges of aiding and abetting treuszon, and being a spy, was sent to jail by Jastice Mil- Jer, who refused bail after hearing the state- h saddles and bri- Please call at9a. m.or odes’ Restacrant, ers and rmiroad NDAY, at 1) o’clock. An address will be = . z a f | ments of Messrs. George Hilton and Wm. H delivered by Mr. J.0. HARKNESS. Frients of 1 REWARD-—Lost in oraboutourstableea | there. Witness Jeft in December, 1850, and | brigade were this morning on the east side o} e i * i 7 a SO! aryland | Harrison, these witnesses promising other evi- Sunday Schools are invited. It $ MEMORANDUM BUOK, containing pa | thinks that Samuel Mudd was there then. | the canal between the bridges of Marylan Heneers"On ednesday the prisoner bad a tickets of no value to any one | Thero was oniy one principal vacationin July | and Virginia avenues, awaiting a conveyance Fe diecusred at the Music Stand, Oapitol SUNDAY AFTERNOON. at 3: o'clock. Mr. J Harkness and others will address the mseting Let ae friends of Law and Order atiend. ore enace cHtROR FESTIVAL, ODD FELLOWS" HALL, BY Thi LADIES OF GRACK CHURCH, REWARD. Stolen room oe stable of BH. ht color. fair head stall, black single rein carpet for saddle el HOMA! “SHALL the Trafic in Ardent Spirits, | but the owner. Theabova b ‘ further hearing before Justice Miller, and no ith “ulti - . 2 » Theabova reward will be paid on | and Angust. train en route to Louisville, and that during % 3 Ler, such as Murder Areca: Thett aad other Reda | iszeturato— | NAILOR & BBO... By Tuage Bingham :—There were short va- | the morning 8 number of the men visited the | new evidence belng produced, Justice Miller Numerous to Mention. continue to be Tolerated | je 9 3t* os, M strcetinear lite | caucus, Witness is not certain that Dr. Mudd | disreputable houses and tippling houses (oc- | Teleased Thomas on £5,000 bail, determining to at the Capitol of the Nation.” The question will | 3 ae = was presentin December. cupied by white and colored) in Pear Tree consult the District Attorney relative to 4 final disposition of the case. The consultation re- sulted in the Justice deciding to dismiss the case to-day. Alley and adjacent places, where they indis- criminately attacked the inmates, driving them from their houses} breaking up their turni- ture, and helping themselyesto liquor and ed- Mr. Ewing stated that he had nofarther evi- dence to offer-in the cases of Mudd, Arnold and Spangler. General Hunter :—Are the other cases closed 7th street. a h; white spot thip a little Eng- ——— THe Cronin, King anD Boye Oasz.—In je os same time, a quil’ 7 — lish BADDLK, with co d wooden stirrup*. Tbe | on the part of the defense? ibles. The crowd numbered from 15) to 200. : | (CS io ekeeees PEeOgOUEL,, above reward will be paid for the delivery of said | Nr. Doster stated that Dr. Nichols wasen- | ana they commenced to mock in the doors of SS Ee a ‘AND GRAND PIO NIG Se eat tos Be OOo ero gaged in making an examination into the case | houses as they proceeded in their riotous | BY co Y pasha ts ye pebeld AT BECKBRT’S GARDEN, _ = D s ot the prisoner, Payne, as to his sanity, but | course, some twenty or more having provided Patriinad B “4 Sua held Ji <3 “or MB ena comReeeBabay aUNm Hany. ibs, | GIO) REMAND AA Yogchat Pam i Tiguay | wgnol ready ttepore, 0 inemecivee with axe, bresklng up the furui- | BAtroIman opty ont ed one, cae sue ot . pcre 9 +3 a —W i ie be y - re, &C. - Sad latioas hee ene ee mae SE TP Ape N atroots. a BOBBAL MARK. about a ne > sean ready tore- | ture, Shinch Row, situated in the square be- | #5(\) to anewer the charge of assault and bat je 10 3t* * Pyrotechnist, 5 ~ has lost a shoe Mr. Doster.—I do not know. tween Ist and 2d streets and Virginia avenue j tery on various persons. ~ ind on 4 citizsn’s General Hunter said he understood that he | and D street, every door and window was rt t and is alittie tora un- barely getting ith a light stiff bit bridle and Had a piece of ot B'GOYLW, Police Station. near Seventh Street Park. broken, the terrified inmates away in time to save themselves, The rioters showed particular animosity against the colored people, and the sight of one of them was tbe signal for a rush at him, would not report until he had learned all the antecedents of the prisoner, Mr. Doster said ti Dr. Nichols had in- formed him that he could give an opinion without learning Payne’s antecedents, but not GEORGETOWN COoUNCILS.—The two boards met last night, and in the absence of a quorum adjourned. Oak Hitt Cemetery Company.-On the 5th instant, the lot holders of Oak Hill Cem- Entrance 15 cents; Ohildren 10 ABandof Masiciaattevdunce. °° 5. ner of D street Donations of Confectionery, Fruitaand Flowers "S OFFICE, CITY HALL. REWARD-Strayed or stolen, om the night of (Rev, Atrrep Hotmead, Rector, je-2t* WIl.L_OPRN ON x MONDAY. JUNE 12. $5 s th i TABLEAUX BAOH NIGHT. collar on his necks the he above reward by leaving it at 455 9th street, cor- je 8 3t™ AME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB- gladly received by the Ladics at the Mall. or at the scriber. on south Residence of th : HORSE, which th br8 of the Restor, Maryland premarin Property, and paying charges. and when unfortunately any fell into their hands they did not sacdpe without being robbed ot what money they had, and they were besides baaly beaten in almost every case This crowd went throngh 2@ and 3d streets, taking in their range the alleys near by, beat- ing all colored folks they met and helping | themselves to what they wished in the tious particularly those occupied by people of color, who, at last having borne with theif treatmen one with which he would like to come into court. He (Mr. D ) presumed that if the court were to limit Dr. N, to time he would report at that time Mr. Cox said ‘that in the case of O'Laughlin he had not been able to procure all the wit- nesses he desired, but would not delay the Court on that account. Assistant Judge Advocate Burnett inquired if the counsel for Mrs. Surratt were present. etery held theirannual meeting in the ceme- tery chapel. The attendance was large, and much interest was manifested. The President, John Marbury, announced that the directors had by the effortsof Gen. Lorenzo Thomas suc- cee yurchasing the large lot east of the ce ining over seven acres, which ols blésed immediately. This secures Ww red FOX witn red inder will receive the 6th street, a dark rean have by proving B. N. SIBLEY. @ owner can i tery from streets. The thanks of at r to the ceme tgom- eryand holders ‘wi COLLROTOR oo * 45HiNGTOR, D.C., June 9, bart + the Sth ii ja dark Assistant Judge Advocate Bingham said | until forbearance ceased to bea virtue the: Ley he lot ieticg is hereby given that the certificates of Sabres witietaces Bure aen. ERs ad thay. ere Mot. present, but that they had no- | resisted, when fight occurred: the soldiers eTé tendered to Gen. Thomas for his rcbase at the Tax Bale of May 9 are all ready acd ay len inal i eive the dbove | tified theCourt tuay mney weeta mata no delay | using revolvers as aiso did the colored. people aid, and @ Anedot in the new addition was set for delivery, and parties interested are hereby | re" Srd by leaving her at corner of 4% and M ats., | ror further testimony. } 1 Sr actence, for atime; the ts Dell part fer him bya unani: Fequested to call at this offiee with as little delay | 12.800. Jo 8-50" Mt. Doster said ir had been the custom inthe | quick thai they sounded asifva Dallio was | holders proceeded to tue election of directors, sapoestble. (Int Ra WM. DIXON, 4 UP ASTRAY—On the Loo, Bridge. ‘on | courts of the State of Maine in cases where the Rhine on. x ty and the memabery of din boned aie eae aes {Int.and Rep.) Gollector. Monday, June 5th, asmall BAY HORSE. with | question of insamity was raised toreferthemto | The soldiers stopped at the saloon of Ben | yiz: Wm. W. Corcoran, Joni % sore back, and wit shoes, The PP » John Marbury, Thos. DE. J. B. PERE OP AT == bave the asue by soming forward, pcsthid ig pans mécical experts, and the cases were not closed | Bowzer. colored, at the corner of Virginiaave- | A. Lazenby and George W alk The di- Maremoved toNe seaman le aT ween i3th | ty and paying charges. ‘i ARROLL, untila report was received. He thought the | nue and ist street, and while some of them | rectors did not go into the e mn of officers. and Ith streets, aaarin oaponite ta oe Gur | 288i": Ro. 65:13% st . bet. Band O, Island. same course should be adopted here in } robbed him of his watch and money and beat | and probably will wot during the year. The ley’s Charch. P) J Jes ott T OST—In Georgetown, D..0..00 Munday even. the case of Payne, The-prisoner appeared | him, others helped themselves tohisice cream, | Officers ofthe past year will retained, viz an ETIVAL AT NG OLD of ing, ath ‘Goat S pair a PROTACLES, here suddenly and mysteriously and what | cakes,&c. Here it wastatthe biggest tight ] Jno. Marbury. President; Secre! ‘reas- IELDS, MD. (Gold between the Methodist Chureu, on Gon: | knowledge he (Mr. D.) haa of his client, was | took place.» number of the negroes going to | urer, Henry King; Superinién n A. . MD. gress street. and the northeast corner of Gay and | through hash hea glcancu IfOM different | the protection ot Bowzer, and britks,stones ané | Blundon. Mr. Blundon performs the Greenetreaip, Tae Sader wi bee Oy VELEN. | thie Veeks Vite andtice teomabe that mata; |, balls few thick and fast neer’s. duty, which relleves the board of the . o} s . (90. and pov and sotarn at tp. ae corner of — ed Heh es. ee st nys to bring elther Paye's friends More | revolver ia? Raid, Chad: ccmminndad Senne tose oe eee ene lipase F epared E » tific and regular examina- |. di 2 0 AWESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF | 1*t* brown horse, very ticklish aboutthe shoul’ | » J 208° Bingham said the defense had had | terrible manner, and also destroying the sight : . Ke te Immaeulate Conception Church ani | dF; Cutin the upper li bya twitch. The above | forty days already to make a medical examin- | of one eye. Others of the soldiers made a rash Be hoot will ibe hela Ey2BE AVENING this week ra aly be gizen i returned to Fort Davis, ee 2 derwnion Goneni teen nee for him, and one was in thé act of cleaving his . re ant streets. . ee a 8 e prac. | head open with an ax, when & number of J06-16¢™ 30.3-3t* WALKER SMITH. tice referred to im the courts of Maine had | women stepped inand nad THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH '—Two OOWS and one OALF—one of them | never been known in the courts here. them to spare his life. ee je FRANCK TAYLO 1 Latbersn Ghureh will bold a STRAW- & pri color, with horns; the other a red Gener&} Hunter.—Is there any more testi- The soldiers and the colored people fought }| > Ss BIR. SeRRY Fest VAL in, the Lecture Room of the See lS sis, sere as mony ee, Part oF the prosecution’? for some time in F street, first one party being oe PEASE OARS He, F,n- 08- corper . aaa! . o a Fingie sdmisrion ls conte; season ticket, one ver ania eg ee ee End others upon the general charge of con- | ment) made thelr appeatance, and soon re- | mentsconsists of acomfortablodwelllase teake ———_———. ising four years, 15 hands bigh,.on. the east sids | SPITBCY- | Stored order. house and stable, and numerous other buildin, of the Bastern Branch, near Navy Yard Brid, TESTIMONY OF MR. —— EDSON. Sergeant Hepburn, of the tenth precinct po- | Bump flowing in splendid water on the premim BST JERSEY BAlt- . P r Pi LH pre Ww D 41m ws.—From 158g | Any person raturoing him to BR, Tecelve the Pe, (For the Government.) lice, was on the ground promptly with otisers | #4 sbundarce of the choicest frait trees, lowe. pet above rewatd. {je 6 6t"} JO) ERLAND. Witness lives at St. Albans, Vermont, and |’ Weeden, Wulsh and others, but they were un- | Sd shrubs. Title indisputable; terms reasons’ Commencing SATURDAY, J : ; : APE MAY, &c-cat3 50 ALM. Miproca, 2.3) peeeny er MILLVILE. VINELAND, &c., 8.0 A. M., pce BENT—Wit BOARDING. is an attorney-at-law, and one of the coun- sel in Canada in the St. Albans raid case. Witness saw George N=Sanders and others ther Witness bad no conversation. with y on®, but heara Sanders in conversation location being within a few st» ps of the city r. Way, and in full view of Pennsylvania eyes te: posite to a pauite tquare, makes it one of un- surpassed eligibility for a private residence or ¥ public resort. Apply on the premises, able, outnnmbered as they were, to do any- thing effectual to restore peace. A meseenger was at once dispatched to Col. Ingraham, Provost Marshal, who promptly Cage May at 5.30 A. M.. Mail, 320 A. i, Freight, h- Board, suitable for two or L | sent a guard to Mier BRIDGETON, BALEM, &e., at 9.15 A.M, three or our genie ‘can Ue scomuedsted | St-albans raid, say be Was lghorant of it ber ‘ana set about Airesting theviolers. ai, For @LABSBORO, &e., 6.30and 2.15 A. M.. 250 | Wares Renee auToet, between Uthand | fore it occurred, but he Was satisfled with it-| and who have been injured besides Dr. Boyd | «7,14 VALUAB AT AUOTION sad 4 BoM RUA. he.. 230 : “A VERY PLBASANT ROOM WITH HOARD, } HéStid thac it was not the tast that would oc- | Itis eald that one of the soldiers had nis We willsellon TUBSDAY,Juae tsth, at 6 p,m , Fecal &e., and 9.15 A. BL, 2,9), can behad at No SOS Lots bet grb aud Tih: Cue a See be followed up by bleed- | bowels ripped open and that two or three ED py oy re Bo. $e i Sen ‘a RETURNING WILL LBA Ai ‘Yew Table Boaters can be accommodated, the frontier, oeulaing eerste piace ete Stcoloned, geonth Suki es Priacera ie mee gen oi and sth, streeta rene mack a € colored people who: Were attacked in their et to a 25 foot alle wed by f-ur 8 bP M.. Passenger. En Oe | Buffalo and other places, and that many of the | houses were very badly, hurt. ‘ame tenements, td - P.M. ¥ ; a who were |, and i ‘erms at sale. , Dridmeton ato 40.4 M,, Mail. 9.45..M . Freight, pete Reed IDE immediately at 994 lth st . | strangers to witness. Sanders “appeared to be novesiary ip ropiore wucer otis bones ch ins ge.10.3t% G. B. L. CROWN & 00, Aucts. : 2 slomad Terate” weal, ome, vreignetdos | "2 arden! HA 509 an agent of the gobel government, injured side of the face. B JAS, C, McGUIEE & O0., Auctioncers. .M.. Passenger. ae | (PO BENT—Two piessant BROOME, with Bon igor, ii + rT x wcsbary, at 7.05 and 8.134. M.,Mail,9.06 A, M., at No. 54 Miseeartevenies oarween sa aay Wit (For the Government ) __. ||_ Tue Crvic OstesRation Borx.—An esti- az, HUARD AY. en eel conn Io ats ght, 5.56 and 823 P, ¥ » Passenger. streets. gel fe 8-cos' itness has been & prisoner of war, and was | mabie but exceedingly.plethoric denizen of izection of the Trustee of the Oclumbies trslo whl be added Gy aed Fess Doe Mace | (TABLE, BOARD gt fava month, S80 M street, | nese waile there was acquainted with quar. |/cNGts bebe ite we fit'street, whose philo- flowing Lote tn Bauace which will leave Cape May at 5 A. eg Phil: etwean ae ‘and 1ith atreete;” Also. two fur’ ness while re was acquain' with quar- | sophic ‘wont it Is to spend his holiday hours re- delphi 5 in tkres" oi ROOMS to tet, suitable: for two or m per neater ame witness heard him say that {icumbent on three chairs, enjoying the solace adelpbia at 4.90 P 4 This in three hours from Sitch je7 tre | if Lincoln was ted he-would not be inau-|' of a julip and the sedative ote cigar,-has, with J. VAN RENSSBLAER. Supcrintendent gurated. After the election Hume said they‘|! malice aforethought against the corporate au- ts west as the balance im six and ABD, 411 13th street wast. | y West Jersey, Salem and Cape May ana Mill: f * | Bada ‘ty at the North who wonld uttend to hington, and th . a a EAs + FERERY ae a Nos sonia ; Mr. Lincoln and My, Seward. Witness heard ore ort ums nS alee Sesantine low sold. by deed of'trast on the will attend: to all the uctal Baenchen. af ayeceat PERSONAL Sean eee Oy ers Sea) n> | pois ene nat cea tee UmEme Cr Waal || | Auous Bevensine oak stamps at the cost of the business, receive, deliver ant forward throagh is fe H eit jington, to the! Dt letriment of Minch nies ¢ ah, 7 r e | , By the t:—Witness belongs to the 38h |'the community, td get upa formal ci - | y There loweare sold by the Tru’ sd. cher vespontible’ Expross Compactor tn St1 pact Lilindis; and’ entered theeebrt so plivite |Itnranon—parade. oationiaan bets ieee ovisioms “Of Congress of Auamt of the country, any article entrusted to them. Special Messenger accompanies each through train : Philadelphis, June 5. 1235. je 16 dtBepk W Atta kvery On6, ice is “diarrhea or lyeentery to call at 3. street medicine for the aaine, withoat pay, detty troeeg | in 1861. By* Judge Ho)t,—¥ itness was acquainted ject wn the coming 4th of July. 4 GUIRE & GO, Anctr. | Now we venture to say thatour plump and \good-looking friend of Newspaper Row will 2. 18:6, (4) Btat:; 461.) and eho sai a owill be ai G 7 jiett-d&de” JA8. 9. Je 9-4t* Brcst LACB POINTS AND MANTLES. ‘We havo just received a fall assortment of the Notiga Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUB: with the trentment received by Union prisgn- treatment such thar many, orthe WALL-& C0., Auttioneers inev P YW. \never be found’ ir ~_Pouth 5 ere. T Witnin a mile of I will not gay debts contracted b; y ile of any ans ee 4 prisoner Gilead. When iticex in charge Was | such cit: leb¥ati 3 we eorner- Penn. av. and Niath street. ny som: JOHN SCHWINGH AMM, after ‘this || remonstrated with as to treatment they were ade Res @ i tne! vor fide eg) Av E = ' oe | eee fow “GALE OF “GHOOBRIES. LIQUORS above from the large New York ‘Aucti jes-lw* __EDGENE SCHWINGHAMM told that they all oughf to die. 7BBe'cAmp was | |wick on his ghfiving expedition, or like the 00. -BUTLERS' GOUDS . Watnsehas lash. Wa soak pe prasitage ale ey PHILLIPS bas tome % Sen INS See sitgeted ina un poalhy. Place,qnd packs,| | Washington Heavy A. Dragoons on their pa- AX MOBNERG: } 33th ee than fmportation avenue, near léth st, over BET teeth, | of blood Hounds sere keptinside with which to | iradee, in au “amply ‘cushioned.hack.' We can | ipa #t 10 o'clock.:we will soll at the A. the eat quality price, and guarentee them for eStore. . aie [Cee ances REAORAES as made An Attempt to | itherefore perceive no motive but pure ‘‘cussed- coms. x Sutlers stock, mrs a uction E xs — ; i ; , io ness’ that could pri t this atte: it = . + i Also, axeat.many other bargains in | GALE OF SERVIONABLE-MOLEE, .Gen, Hunter stated that Dr..Nichols would Kolve an innocent Community Aud Teunheppy juspenders, Knives, Qeilars, Pocket Books, estou — nes Goons’ Ash a i ig pe euerenea pnaey moras Gy pemioials tals crucial philandering over the hot | Gases Chanipagne Claret, Old Bouton om the sai uetiOn. RMASTER GENERAL'S Orrico | $ 1p phe. caze. taped . nes Oo! 5 Abe cadded malice 78 Old Kentu. urbon Whisk: neti ; Siiriomig ppt . [other avitnesses in ‘attendance (i Court : abies ge TANERU ROM & Bue. | Slit eermacat adjourned until 11 o'clock Motday moriiag. "| "ane si wil be a iy caebetied nana shoud eee ino: lepe ial i= ac oto (th atreet, |! e a uctitm, to the high: || Seat ae b 0 ‘ “the” P 5 =e }, Bus: - W2 sas Row consranry anomiving | srs Rated lana mast i, || A Tso seg GON Baus we | Rog) Noa" he bem oc Sly ace | Hgmeemeeet eta rRoM Tam WILLIAMBPORT, PA. THUBSBAY, June f5,- eeu a Tc "ot Miss Braddoms ‘Yast. novel, eeore by Ae a sae as t, streetcar aan ’ Ee nauaoe e ‘ ss v Fy so ¥ Gon ? 5 us, a hady groves a joxes : 34 CLOSING ‘AUOTION' BALES OF ‘NEW YouR, | HUNTINGDON, PA.. THURSDAY, Jane 15,135. |iwisrcute Master > Lot wunmae a ty oe anaing brooks, We sucerel? Tule never to | f baccoL cet eee ote CHerine ro alharen ded Oh | SCRANTON. PA sSEUBARGSioe is, | Picgerahds MMS ne ah oe | Pelcreneor aoamreggacieer ral vis | lena eaeuterase ne foe? DEBSS GOODE, ; tebeess BDAY, June 22 || dnc te Makin ee aie she eet acest Gaon apenas us have eres Gt “Parker's N. 4 ‘ ff from ina er «Good's, and other LAWRHS, PITTSBURG, .PA., TUBSDAY, June 27, 1365. } CES La un-struack condition. ‘We ha a 4. brands sky © 5 By . aunty eel HARRIEBURG, PA, THURSDAY, dune a, |\UATE TELEGRAPHIO. NEWS, two cepspicu svdetims 40 Breeanbominccig | PUsTterAeee Octave Braoty.Gip,&e,. | wor Dicaesnaeesaea a ivic_celebrationss.Pr ti Taylor and G. | ¥0 imi bal’ e eae vn Goons, |“ plese DEED SERVIOUABLE MOLES roe Pe DESTRUCTIVE Free. oo |W Pe Gast is lor, after | eneee . WSR a ne Cat Savory t : 1D zi + a ‘ ii Bich aa” * ODS, (toe qaE aa young mules “soeort boy reer te be Ri leet Beerkts, sg a Storving Con. exiean cam ite nae F ; is af ae } ounce papers Int goed Guiter. Ave. 2,4, 5pd8 JACONETS, CAMBRIOS, PLAIN 8Wigs HEL belt marches and camps. and are thoreaEk* Nasuvintz, June i0.—This agternoon, the] ECS! of & Fourth o! ny Celebration’ Ho | go fue Lvs I oY White sud Colored DOTTED SWI83, hmiltar trots cing so love rartegnaeg Wy hiaat Aid Oceireteahayratorsccen eh teath eee e Declarkch= Ct adenbnttoice. is “a ean omme seat SOO. mace NaINBOOKS, FRIGH LINENS, f Though souhd ‘aed serviceable, they ate nb'| MENU WAS epreimpmiaay ere tt | Fead to him, and he oo aaa at crated: | ae 8 OF DOND) RD QUART AR MASTERS ‘and ‘all other goods uangliy found: im: Srat elasn'| at tneee salen ctint ten eae eee purchased | £5 [hpyosed (0 bare caugy Be na Wiliky a ee re SStonas waGohs aH bOuanOBs, ce i BRY-GOODH STORES, emer Pp ep ora eh” pcrce, eae : x tive. The other, pen ah host. | Then followed the Usual marine Ataf Quanetine stor} a: Oiicer Prato ar ive 2 u, t . Le ‘ > ion to O D o iC: Divi - taeton, £7. > + a torah. aed-eshalefuesheeate ver nau] | Resloepe iwove caucus cinicuactemerataar| rou Ut fartiaae Sal'acan nn | Puna. cpannt ain Prac ac in aca - " d ja there was'bufiicient ‘stores *t6" su; ; e plans of M., at the Government Warab tuated on { a ar = : th of July civic’ a % j Call at the : Reso of pape ate conge tena years. It woald serv mutnists recta, in wera iE Stoo eae POPULAR DRY GOODS 8TORE upward ofa million. tn ween ACwaDAY Janed ie &. m,. alot | Reliable information from Maton? ber Pi f gs ostug © or = 6 orth of that re, Bt thi e: pat atery if e LaWEBURGH &-8R0 : gistvlig cbodition’ th? Wha. of Gegralein a4 Wirepeh je9-te fie! mutates d a 687 ove Of yes, Anvils, 373 rt Sartre . ts, \° 8 atreet. : > L ARES RO TOL a ABs oF Westie Pierre, 8 opr eh in Paria chen Meritt att Ceefacatonatene mate ep mame iset. Just received from auenon ae gEre Naw. Yona, Neg ep err age verb ina ae Besa! Sehivege eae Gates, tp. the 78 Anse nh bab ro pheth inen Tale 6 th as low te ee of The Savannah Herald saya the’ ra lot of twi toa: fee: togeing Nepiiae landing arama the Central Hatirosd Usuapeay having taxcn Sesill Sectes eat iOnte: ‘Buccesstul bidders tores 0c8 Pa 4 ENEY tae TaOUSAND Z five (S.dayafrom date otante, rae woes. af Sa - : Hemetitches Hendve yenatn a et Banniy j Fee) RUDEER, hawla AN Bp. gets. This | | Gen, lo Quarfermaster, "eh 7 nggrs: Kaiser, Weeden, | |...» ‘eaeta i fms ington. o:) ale, S. W. Middle. OTICk 2 The abovs ‘ te vontifiaed i 7 Frade ue m day to « are MAA 832901 S FI> = a: % A= cian Bans. WRWMaN.. .: ELMBOLD HU 18 445 7th - De orton | ell. ry off the water om all street, mear G street, PRANOK TAYLOR. | token to Nashville, Tue next meetin i =