Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1865, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. SSS W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Proprietor. WASHINGTON OITY: ‘TUESDAY. ecesese-.e JUNE 20, 1865, wa READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. THE DISTRICT MARSHALSHIP. Yesterday Marshal David. S. Gooding, re- cently appointed for the District. was intro- duced to the Court by his predecessor, Colonel amon. George W. Phillips and W. A. Mul- Joy were reappointed Deputy Marshals, posi- Zions which they have filled with so much credit for several years. Marsbal Gooding also reappointed the bailiffs ‘who have been serving the Courts for some time past, as follows:—R. B. Hughes, J. F. King, John H. Stewart, John Dewdney, and Wo. L. Boss. GOVERNMENT VESSELS FOR SALE, The Quartermaster's Department is rapidly disposing of such vessels as can be dispensed — with. On the 23d instant the barges Andrew | Goodwin, Hail Columbia, and Wasp will be offered at public sale at Alexandria, and the 24th the steam tug Jennie Baker and barge James Berry will be soldat the G street whart im this city. GOVERNMENT M AND HORSES. In addition to the sales of Government horses and mules now going on here, the Quartermaster’s Department bas ordered a jJarge Rumber to he disposed of at public sale immediately at prominent places in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Xork. m7 From Hudson Taylor, 331 Pennsylvania Avenue, and from J. Shillington, Ode. a Build- ing, and from John ©. Parker, 379 F street, we fave received advance copies of Godey’s La- @y's Book for July. BELLIGERENT KIGHTS. Official Letter of Earl Russell to the Ad- miralty Board—Response of Secretary Seward—Final Repudiation of the Rebel Cenfederacy by England. DgraRTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, Jute 19, The Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary of the. Navy: Sir : Lhavye the honor to transmit, for your information, & corresponcence between Sir Frederick W. A. Broce and this department, upon the subject of the withdrawal of the pretended concession of belligerent rights to the insurgents. In view ot this correspondence, 1 suggest, therefore, that you communicate to the naval officers of the United States the results follow- | cx | therefrom, x: ly: irst. Great Britain withdraws her conces- sion heretofore made of a belligerent character from the insurgents. Secondly. That the withdrawal of the twen- ty-four Dcurs rule has not been made abselute ‘py Great Britiah, and that, therefore the cus- zomary courtesies are not to be paid by our ‘vessels to those of the British navy. Thirdly. The right of search of British yes- Sels is terminated. Of course this has ny bear- 4bg upon the operation of the existing slaye- | trade treaty Fourthly. Any insurgent or piratical yes- els found on the high seas may be lawfully captured by vessels of the United States. Ihave the honor to be, sir, your obedient | Bervant, WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Forgion Orricg, June 2, 1965. My Lorps: I have the honor to state to your Jordsbips that since the date of my letter of the lith ultimo, intelligence hus reached this country that the late president of the so-called | Contederate States has been cap:ured by the military forces of the United States, and aransported as a prisoner to Fortress Monroe. end that the armies hitherto kept im the field | by the Confederate States have for the most part surrendered or dispersed : in this posture of affairs, her Majesty's Goy- | ded with one of the moniters this morning and | | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ——— FROM CAIRQ, 1 of Chief Justice Chase—Sinking of selves Steamer—Afiairs in Mexice. Cargo, Jane 19.—Chief Justice Chase arrived from New Orleans to-day and will proceed to Cincinnati by the river. Many of the veterans here are op) to going South while so many troops, who have seen little service, are being mustered out Some of the ith Corps have deserted and oth- | ers manifested quite a rebellious disposition. The steamer Echo, loaded with » COlli- sunk, carrying down & number ox horses and much Government freight. The pilot is under arrest. New Orleans dates to the 12th say the rebel Governor Allen, of Leuisiana, in his farewell address to the people of his State, advises them to renew their allegiance to the United States, Dave confidence in the governmentand become peaceful citizens. A cavalry Brigade. tately from Mobile, has encamped near Vicksburg. The Mobile News 's tne rebel Generals ‘Taylor and Cockerill lately expressed the wish that the government wouldallow them to take their commands and join the Federal army for maintaining the wonroe doctrine in Mexico. The Bagdad correspondent of the New Or- Jeans Times of the 6th instant says there are 2,c00 French troops at Matamoras. Cortinas is reported advancing from Camar- go to retake Matamoras. : General Steele will remain in Brazos until he hears from Sheridan. No lives lost. | FROM NORTH CAROLINA. The New State Government. | _ Nsw York, June 20—Newbern dates to the 1Sth inst., have been received. An immense supply of rebel medical stores collected at Charlotte have been received at Newhbern. It took two weeks to inventory them. Goy. Holden thinks the enrolment of the loyal yotes will be completed so as to have the | State convention eletion take place by the mid- die ot August. The Raleigh Progress says there is a great | rush of secessionists to that place to solicit pardon, They come trom all parts of the State. Schofield ard staff have gone to Ra- | Gen | leigh to establish his headquarters there as commander of the Department. GRACE CHURCH FESTIVAL, ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, BY THR LADISS3 OF GRACE CHUROH, (Bey, ALFRED HoLmEAD, Bector,) WILL OPEN OM MONDAY. JUNE 12, TABLEAUX BAOH NIGHT. Entrance 15 cents; Children 10 cents, A Band of Music in attendance. _ Donations of Confectionery, Fruitsand Flowers gladly received by the Ladies at the Mall, or at the eee lence of the Rector, Maryland nvenned no: — jel0- ARLISLE WHITE 8ULPHU Cc ENNSYLVANTAL SP SINGB, ,. This fashionable and delightful summer resort is now open for the reception of visitors. Fo termsapply to * N, Woops. je 20 eolm* Proprietor, Pomzstic ECONOMY, CAMPILLION CARPET. The attention of the public is called to this in- vention. PAPER CARPST, which, for cheapnese, durability and beauty, cannot be surpassed b erdinary Pet now in nse. Calland examine it & yourselves, at 452 Pa, avenue, between jd and je 20-5t* JOHN BEATY, Agent. QO BANGE onan DELAWARE ICE , Messrs. SIGETON & COFLIN. successors to J Fussell, corner 12th and F streets, Washinton, orice ICR sade from Orange county and Delaware am. This house is tne oldest in the city that has supplied Creams manufactured from Orange countycreain. A convenient Ice Cream Pavilion open daily in connection with our establishment, je 20-Tu& Fim* SIGSTON & COFLIN. [yposeuiro NETTING. WHITE, PINK, BUFF, AND BLUR, ernment are of the opinion that neutral | wAations c&nnot but consider the civil war in | orth America asat an end. In conformity | ‘with this opinion, her Majesty's Government | xecognizes that peace has been restored within the whole territory of which the United States | of North America before the commencement of | the civil war were in undisturbed possession Asa necessary consequence of such recog- nition on the part of her Majesty's Govern; ment her Majesty's several autyermues m all oris, harbors, and waters belonging to her ajesty, whether inthe United Kingdom or weyond the sense, must henceforth refuse per- Zpission to any vessel-of-war carrying the Confederate flag to enter any such ports, arbors, and waters, and must require any Confederate veseels-of-war which, at the time these orders reach her Majesty’s author- ities in such ports, barbors, and waters, may have already enterea thereinon the faith ot proclamations heretofore issued by her Ma- Jesty, and which, having complied with the provisions of said proclamations, May be actually within such ports, harbors, and ‘waters, forih with to depart. Ths! her Majesty's G:overnment consider that a due regard for national good faith and Honor requires that her iiajesty’s authorities should be instructed, as regards any Confed- erate vessels so departing, that they should ave the benefit of the prohibition heretofore enforced against pursuit of them within twen- ty-four hours by a cruiser of the United States, dying at the time within any such ports, har- bors, and waters; and that such prohibition § hould then and forthe last time be maintained in_their favor. If, however, the commander of any Con- Tederate vessel-of-war which may be found in any port, harbor, or waters of her Majesty's dominions at the time these new orders are received by ber Majesty's authorities, or may - enter such port, barbor,or waters within a month after these new orders are received, should wish to divest his vessel of her war- dike character, and after diszrming her to re- main, without the Confederate flag, within Britigh waters, ber Majesty’s authorities may allow the commander of such vessels todo so At bis own risk in al! respects, in which case he should be distinctly apprised that he is to expect Zo further protection from her Ma- 3**-y Government, except such as he may be eutitied toin the ordinary course of the ad- ministration of law in time of peace. The rule as totwenty-four hours would. of course, net be applicable tothe case of such vessels. I have addressed a similar letter to the Sec- yetaries of State, for the Home, Colonial, India, and War Office, and also to the Lords Commissioner: her Majesty’s Treasury, re- “a” pieces of the above very acarce and desirable Goods just received and will be sold low, ALS80, TARLETON MUBLIN for covering Pictures, &c. JOB, J. MAY & vv., 303 Pennsylvania avenue, je 20-3t between 9th and 10th sts, BY GOODS! DRY GOODS !'—FoR DAYS! FOR 10 DAYS'!—Intend roving 1. Bal. more, a shall selloff the entire stock without re- ‘ard to cost, Dg of Bleck silks, Groa de rhe Gros de g: poly Tails Circulars, 5 ping. all li hit Jacenets, N. Stripes. Checked and Barrel ok Cambric. Brilli 5 y Hapkine. F Damask Table Oloths, Tow- Flannels in all colors,’ Dre: Bieached and Brown Cottons. A ispee a rortment of Shawis, as low a8$1.50; Black Stella Evewisy $2, cost $5; Hoop Skirts cheaper than ever. Ladies call early and late, to aveid the crowd Saving she ‘warm weather. 5 BENJ. NEWMAN. 443 7th street, Je 20-5t bree doors from (i atreet. FB2Nce JACONETS AND ORGANDIEs. ‘We shall cpem to-day fifty pieces very choice styles of FEENCH-PRINTED JACONRTS AND ORGAN DIES, from Benkard & Hutton’s sale of Last Friday. Also, from the esme sale, BLACK BILKB, such as GRO DE RHYNEs, TAFFEFAS, GRO GRAIN AND * MOURNING SILKS. LUPIN’S THIN BLACK Goops of every description for mourning, We offer the above goods at a very ‘amail ad: vance ou the auction cost, 308. J, MAY & co., 30® Pennsylvania avenne, Je 2. 2¢ between 9th and 10th sts. ROCLAMATION. Mavor’s Or rion, City Hat, 35. ¢ ; | ASHINGTON, Jun 1855. reteptesentations having been made to me tha questing them, as I do your Lordships, to is- sue instructions in contormity with the decis- ion of her Majesty’s Government, to the seve- yal British authorities at home or abroad, who may be called upon toact in the matter. Tam,é&c, RvssELL. @7" A convention of drummers and fifers ts to be held at Northampton, Conn., on the 27th, and it will be catl together several hundred musicians. U7 Hardly a cotton field is to be seen at the Bouth. Allis corn. @7 Four hundred young women have just ©ome down from Canada to work in New England factories. S7"In St. Petersburg there is a sergeant of Police for every 274 inhabitants, aud the cost of the whole corps, annually, in a population Of 530,000, is 6,400,000 francs. BT" lilimots has $5,000,000 worth of sheep. B7¥lora Temple was entered for the race at ew Yorkon Thursday, but not coming up zo the time in her preparatory exercise, she WSs Withdrawn. ~ , Seet has declined more than thirty per | i the whelesale market at New York, | hyena late Government contracts, the Bs prov y vo E8935 per 100 Ibs. live e “ity eee Pst qua.i—three months ago. 13 49. : sv Opium-eaters Are Abundant intns tnitea States: €552,323 worth of this drng was im- See ies announced + wv Ove Leslie is ann ~O Tey in’s foolish performane” of crossing Nisin | Falls on & tght-"Upe, proposing to taxe a | ‘Wheel-barro™, with him. r os are running at large in th it i is to noti'y owners of Meta lowine section of the ott salina oa ts el 1883, entitled “An act strictly enforced fore perinle oe ae ist day of July 1 and ee Besoitey. Wie 6 tBemacted by the. Board men a cf Common Council, ‘That ae ate made to Saree o ae a staction of the Mayor of e i ii b ‘for good ‘and sumeresas eye Ge the dog kina colng att i na Boing at large during th. find by the M; the period de- hilled and bur ed; mare mabe hazle. shall bo the duty of th ice constables, or such other way be qvated by che Persons as may be Visions of this Aas Mayor, to carry out the pro- 0: —1¢30 e0St__ RICHARD WALLAOH, Mayor. PFOPOLALS FoR sTaTIONERY, --—— Ofice Depo: i i Sealed Proposals, in a rited SATUBDAY, June ss, sistence Department “propeesia wiitbe e * i Grorceale libs Teceived for if Paper. u ed. Folio Post Paper, ruled. Folic vost Paper. untuled Envelope Paper. Letter Paper, ruled. per. unruled. iT, ruled. sow MEET Unruled, Blotting Paver. ; Oficial Envelopes, white, assortes sizes. @7 Le Journal de Nice publishes the follow. ing rather naive request: “The person on whom the sentry fired last pi, Ex" himself at the po. conduct.” ic The rentc of the London theatres are enormous. Thatof the Haymarketis nearly £460 a year; of Drary-lane £7800; the Prin- cees’s is sub-let at £1000; the Adelphi is £1500; and the Lyceum £4000, 17 So far only 62.000 bales of cotton of that tured at Charleston, Savannah and Mobile e been turned over tothe Treasury De- partment, as required by law. @7 Canadians are making large calcalations Bpon the new wool erop, provided the reci- Procity treaty is not repealed, as the yield will euch in excess of last year’s. ulation of Richmond, Va.,isnow esl ete canon er larger than when the yebellion commenced. There is & setot inhuman charlatans going he country, applying sulphuric acid to Bbout ws » which, while it gives the teeth o. their dupes, which, w &! & temporary vu. & short time ruin. h = them forever. it, is requested to re. | office and explain | Letter Envelopes. whi e, assorted sizas. Bealing Wax. per pound. Bottles of Mucilage. large and small, jer, ‘ug Fiuid. quarts and pints. eat, piste. Carmine In? ttles and steppers, Memorandum Books, Blank Books, per quiresaae* Blank Booke: per quire, @ Inpk Books, per quire, medvem, 418 Bubber. per pound. Bidders wilt state the price per reas iddera will state the per r. £ ferent brands of paper called for, sean ie thor for each kind and size o ar? maple of each article must be furmianea mee: the proposal. on offering & proposal must . bese with an oath @! aie ‘ance to the United tates wernmont, if the bidder has not one on i : phe contract will befor four months from the cy * rilliant whiteness to the teeth, in | . 1865. EC directed to the undersigned’, Snaton. BT BRIDGES, C.5. Y. No 223 G street, Wa jo m-4t LOST AND FOUND, TC! BP W, AMPOODLE, « Sorrel TO} 7 be ieulare ply at jar Oflice. ne a0 se i up on the 20th instant, boy, & POURBT-BOOK. containing worey and other peer’ which the owner can have by calling at 319 B street. south aide of Penneylvania avenue, and paying for this advet> tisement, Je 2-3t* OST—A PACKAGE containing a pamphiet, 4 ose TAREE A wll ao ee: ie Oi e ad Ditt House, a liberal reward will be gi os j19-3t* per neighborhood of Ospitol Hill or Navy Yard. s POCKBT CASE of Eargical ‘Instro- ments, for which s suitable reward will be peid by Dr. JOSHPH WALSH, 493 B street south, (Navy Yard.) je 19-3t OST—On Saturday, June i7th, between city Post Office and Brightwoed. 7th street road. a WHITE MORNING WRAPPER, The finder will beliberally rewarded by returning it to 511 7th ou eie st GEORGE T. SMITH 4 CO. UES UP BSTRAY—On Friday, 15th day of June, 1565, 8 small BAY COLT, about one year old .The owner will come forward prove property. pay charges and take it away, at livery stable corner Highand Cherry atreeis, George- toma JAMES F. BBSEX. L284, CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT issued by the Banking House of Barrow, McKelden & Co., for 3495, numbered 140, in favor of the subscriber. The public are cautioned against yurcbasing faid cetificate, as it has not been Pndorsed. and payment has been stopped. The finder wilt be euitably rewarded by returning \tto the subscriber, corner of Queei ‘ayett> sts., Alexacdria, Lye 19-2t*} JOHN BURN D—On the premires of Mr. Jacob Daniel ituated on C street. between 2d and 3d streets, on Saturday Sornieg, Irth day of June, 1565, one GREY MABB and COLT, which was left in care of the undersigned. The owner will please come forward, vay charges, and give proof of tha same. WILLIAM [his X mark] WASHINGTON. No. 449 C street, near Depot. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 12th day of June, A. D , 1855, i Jel9 3t* EDGAR NH. BATES, J. P. [Sea!.] I O&T OR STOLEN—Strayed away or was stolen 4 on Saturday morning, June 3d, a small bright MULATTO BOY. aged 9 years. named Joseph OC. Billingsiee. Had on when he left homea woolen jacket and pants, one knee of the pants was patched. The eaid boy is an apprentice unti! he is 2i years ofage, Any information of his where- abeuts will be thankfully received. I forewarn any person from harboring ot employing him, as I will enforce the law against all so offending. OHN Q. WILLSON, je 19-3t Southeast corner “th and D sts, Notice TO THB PUBLIC. strict or QoLcxnia, County of Washington. > Thisis to notify the owner or owners thereof, that the subscriber found straying god trespass- ing upon his premises, near Mount Pleasant Hos- pital, on the Piney Branch Road,in the Gounty of Warbington, two medium sized ROGS, of color; po marks visible. The owner or n bave the same by proving property and paying charges. Apply on the premises. Personally ¢arie Prancis Baiifgiy, snd made cath in due form of law, that the above statement iscorrect and true. Given under my hand and seal the 19th of June, 855. JNO. 4. JOHNSON _te 19-3t* Justice of the Peace. NOTICE Taken up an estray,one medium site BAY HORSB; also, one dark MULE, pane and tail ehear cur ete owners scared se © prove property, pay charges an e em Pens. PAY WMS A. NEW away. . A. Ny je 17-3t" Captain Capitol Police. 087,02 the morning of the 17th instant. a CHEOK.No 1\ or 12, drawnon Jay Cook & Co.,in favor of B. Pickerell & Co. Payment has been stopped. The finder will canfer a great ‘avor by leaving it with Mr. DENNIS LYLS, at Lowia Johnson & Co,’s Banking Louse, coraer of Wth ani Pa,ave. je 17 3t L22t AT PARK HOTEL STABLES, 7TH ST., on or abont the Ist of June. adark bay MARK, about siz years old and about 15 han-s high. The two right feet are white; exippied in hind lega. The owner will please call within ten days from this 17th day of June, pay expenses and take her away, or she will be sold at public auction to pay for her feed, LOUI8 BEYER. Je i7-6t* $ 50 REWARD .—Lost. by entleman, on the e Fourteenth “street. a GOLD. LasINg near Fourteenth street. s WATCH. made by Bergmane s.Geneva, bane ipg case, thin, chased. and with shield on che out side forname; also,achain attached, heavy old links in the ceoter with small connecting chains ateach eud. The catch for the button hole formed a key, which could be pushed in and out at pleas- ure. ‘The finder will receive the above reward, TRb BWR ECU SP ARNG nad TEBE, lend je 17-3t* re ED PERSONAL. POLIFIC— Mrs Williams the wi‘e Oharles Wi!- fiams (colored) living on 2) street near M gave birth to four girls on friday night last Mrs Eliza- beth telmon (colord)1 gon DY street bet K and L a iended ee Ge eneien Harem were ae ase ubsequently the: ut she is doing we! bebaehscanenty te ‘Monday night. ti OTICE —Those persons’ wn0-eusenca or ima the fuur new Frame Houses. containii rooms, on Sd street, are requetted to come ward by the 25th inst: nt and pay a deposit, or will be for rent or sale. Also t Pp Apply to JOS, KOBERTSO! pect street, Georgetown, D.C. 13 eon VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE- NEWER Has preved itself to be the most perfect prep tion for the hair ever presented to the public, It will restore gray bair to its original color. It will keep the hair from falling out. It cleanses the scalp. re nes strous and silken, a OF- they AINT- Bridge street. Gecrue- = je Wiw* HBRELY GIVE NOTICE THAT I WILLNOT pay any debts contracted by my wife, ANN Mc- ARTHY. from thisdate. D. A. MCOABTHY. June 19, 1365, Je 13 6t* DE FRIEND:—The Captain is now s sound man, and thanks me for recommending him to whom he was treated #0 honorably aod skillfully. DB. DABBY is still at 499 7th street. je 19:Im* c I ESERTED—On the Sth inat.. from the U.8, 8. Commodore Read. at the Washington Navy Yard. Mate JOHN 0. PARKER, of the Vol. Navy, No reward for his arrest. Je 17-3t_ J. B. MONTGOMERY, Commandant. ASTROLOGY — MADAME KROUSE will give information on all the affairs of life, and ia respect to all other subjects. She can be consulted at all hours of t! ‘ay and evening. Gentlemen $1. Ladies 50 cents. She can also show a likeness aslife. Residence 415 3d street, bstween . and O street. je W1w* HEALD’S AMERICAN BRASS BAN ‘ing Musie furnished when reqnire: se HEALD. Leader, No. 494 Het.. bot & 9th - W. TYLBR, Director. No. 487 Mst.(Navy Yd) 4. P. SHBRMAN, Secretary. Je 12-t81* Ctlrron HELLEN, Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy, ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION oF CLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Claims for Prize Money, Lost Olothing, Bounty, Beck Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other prop- erty attended to promptly. Office 29 434 street. Post Office Box 428 Wash ington city, D O. je7-6m Pel ction OF COPARINERSHIP.—The copartnerehip heretofore existing between Close, Biter & Co., is this day dissolved by mu- tual consent. JAMES T. CLO8B, JOHN 0: Coxee™ Washington, B. C., June 14, 1855. je M-lw* Owen O'Hare } {T. V. Noomas. O'HARE & NOONAN, PRACTICAL PL eS. STEAM ANDGAS No. 402 D street. een 6th and 7th, Washington. D.C., Are prepared to execute ail orders appertaining to the above branches, on the most reasonable terms, and in a thorough, practical aad workman- like manner, Charges moderate. je lé-tf Li HTNING RODS! S 3 LIGHTNING RODS! The undersigned is prepare to put up Lightning Bods w:th plating tippe points bf the best man- ner and at reasonable terms. Also, BELL HANGING donein the most Pronk dose in the couutry at city prices .Bv., bet, an sta., @12-1m* eee Oran’ Up etait ILLIAM BRADL WwW STEAM MARBLE ‘WORRB, lanufs er of RBLB MANTLES, MONUMENTS. TABLE me and WABHSTAND TOPS. &o. vert made to ord le terms alfgpuments made to order on ressonab! it tly om by RN MAR. slim and MARBLM TILING SATE Ph ¥ ABS sttended OPS syivanin. ® between tse aad 19th streets west, Washington, D. 0. mar é KER. IANO BR AW Vy toT0R beh Sti TUN D Bostablished in 1855, and formerly known as tuner for Chickering & Sons for Washington. E Order now Teceived it Dempsey éc oreo 8, \. &e., al yorh nts., F. 0. Raichenback Ith street, ks Arent *2"o% HELMBULD’s P utmost confide: Chemical lysis BFUL BX A' ABATIONS. t HB LAST NOTICE. All persons indebted to the GRRCOR & ZIMMERMAN. less their accounts aregettie’ up by firm of are notified that dul ie handet ao oficer uly. + into the banda of au Officer. ¥. they will be pa = on _ o! late le~ oO. he foresttiement. H. F BMAN sy 5: for 308-6t 0 7th i late frmetreets Sre authorized to receipt HVOND EDITION, 5% OWLOCK P. THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS. Proceedings This Afternoon, THE GASE OF SPANGLER. ARGUMENT OF MR EW1iNG ‘The Court met per adjournment, at 2p, m. Mrs. Surratt, as on yesterday, was permit- ted, on account of indisposition, to occupy a seat in the passage between the court room and the witness room, for the benefit of fresh air. Mr. Ewing said that in what he had to say in behalf of the prisoner, Edward Spangler, he would contine himself toa review of the evidence, reserving what he had to say in re- gard tothe jurisdiction of the Court and the character of thy- charges and specifications un- Ul he shouid present his argument in the cases of Mudd and Arnold. He first considered the character of the ac- cused, his relations to Booth, and Booth’s habits of resorting to the theater and frater- nizing with the empioyees. Mr. Ewing proceeded to detail the testimony ot John T. Ford as toSpangier’s position at the the theater: the fascinating influence of Booth over the lower classes; and the good natureand Kindness of heart of Spangler. There was not, Mr. wing urged, the slizht- est indication in the evidenee that Spangler ever met Booth except about the theater, or that he was in any manner implicated in Booth’s plans. Nothing appears in ary of the evidence, except that of Dye and Sleightman, to show the slightest knowledge by Spangler ot Booth’s guilty purposes. The act of Spangler in repairing Booth’s stable was the act of a drudge; and the fact of his taking Booth’s horse and buggy to the horse market was as goodagainst J. R. Ford and Gifford as against Spangler, but in fact, told nothing against any of them. The rope tound in Spangler’s carpet bag was just like 40 or 50 others about the theater, used as bor- der ropes. From the evidence it would appear that he had stowed it away for ble fishing excursions as a crab line. In that devilish scheme for the assassination of the President he could imagine no use to which that piece of rope, 51 feet long, could be used, and if used at all in that con- nection, its proper place would have been at the theater, and not at Spangler’s boarding place. He (Mr, Ewing) had feltsome embar- rassment in being able to explain exactly how the prisoner came legitimately in possession of this rope; but it should be remembered that the Court had not required an explanation as to the equally suspicious and incongruous arti- cles tound in Spangler’s carpet bag,—the shirt collar and writing materials. peenaaier, in which the shirt-collarless Spangter joined. } The teetimony of Peanut: as to Spangler’s cursing the President whiie preparing the stage box would not goa great way as evi- dence; but as an offsett to it, supposing him to have used the language stated, and under the irritation caused by being called from his regular work to prepare the stage box, we have the faci of his having clapped bis hands when the President: entered the theater, seeming as rejoiced as any one. he fact that Booth did not want the saddle and bridle taken from his horszeand that Span- gler wanted to take it off and subsequently did so, showed thet Spangier had no idea of Booth s purpose. The preparations for the assassination fin connection with the stage box also testify in Spaugler’s fayor. The evidence shows that Beotn had occupied Box No.7 previous to the assassination; that he always engaged that box, and that he had done so to make his prep- aratons. A gimletsuch es would be used in boring the hole in the-box door was feund in Booth’s room afier the assassination, but was afterwards lost. These facts teth in Spanglir’s favor, as show- ing that Spangler was not a confederate of Booth’s, else he would have been delegated by Booth, work instead bim- self. No OP tHe Worm oF mises int UU Ht Lim in the wall, which had evidently been done by Booth some night while occupying the box. The fact of the screws being loose in the box door was shown by the testumony of Raybot to have been caused by his bursting open the door on & previs us occasion. As regards the bar produced in Court, it is evident that it was not prepared specially for the purpose, and that if it was really the bar used it was not prepared by Spangier, as he, arpenter, would not e gigarpenter, Would not have prepared it so The testimony of Slightman as to Spangler saying Yes” to Booth’s request to help him all he could at the time Booth rode up to the rear of the theatre, 1s positively contradicted by the testimony of the utility man, Derboni. ‘The evidence shows conclusively that Booth came to the house with his horse but once that night, and thus Booth could have had no pre- vious opportunity to communicate with him that night. Slightman’s testimony is unsup- ported by the other evidence, and inconsistent with it. Spangler’s whole conduct, both be- fore and after the fatal shot was fired, goes to show that if he did answer affirmatively Booth’s request, he did act comprehend what it meant. The fact that Booth knocked the horse-holder down on emerging from the the- ater shows that Booth, who naturally supposed it was Spangler he was thus striking, had no complicity with Spangler. Mr. Ewing then reviewed the testimony of Sergeant Joseph M. Dye. as to seeing & roughly dressed man in front of the the. ater with whom Booth whispered ere en- tering the theater, previous to shooting the President. Dye swears positively that the roughly dressed man wore a heavy black moustache. It is positively shown that Spang- ler wore no moustache on that night, and was never known to wearone. The fact, too, that Spangler could uot have been absent to the front of the theater for three quarters of an hour from his duties, was also conclusively shown Mr. Ewing was proceeding with his argu- ment when our report closed 402 THE BATTLE FLELDS. The work of interring the remains of de- ceased soldiers, both Rebel and. Union, on the battle fields trom Chancetorsville to Rich- mond, is progressing favorably under the di- rection of Captain J. M. Moore, who has about five handred men at work, guarded by a full regiment of troops to protect them from moles- tation. biead boards are being erected at the graves, bearing inscriptions of such informa- tion of the deceased parties as can be obtained This information is to be registered at Captain mores Office for the benefit of those interest ed. ARREST OF A REBEL SENATOR. The Rebel Senator Henry O. Burnett, of Ken- tucky, wlio took the oath of allegiance here yesterday, was arrested at Willards’ Hotel this morning by order of the Secretary of War, The epecific charges against Burnett, who up to 2 o'clock this atternoon was yetin custody at the Provost Marshal’s Office, are not made public. THE FORTIFICATIONS OF WASHINGTON, The forts and fortifications around Washing- ton are to be dismantled and reduced to the number of twenty-two, which are to be im- proved, stvengthened, aad so constructed as to Yorm a complete circle of the city. A large force is to be set to work immediately to ac- complish this end. THE RECEIPTS, The receip's from the sales of Government horses and mules now going on here, begin to realize & handsome sum, about two hundred horses and mules being disposed of each day, at 1air prices, averaging probably about 260 per animal. As those now offered are in a serviceable condition the sales attract large crowds, and the bidding is quite spirited. MRS, SECRETARY SEWARD. We regret to announce that Mrs. Secretary Seward is so extremely low this morning as to prevent the attendance of the Secretary at the State Department to-day. Great fears are en- tertained by the friends of the family as to her recovery. HOSPITALS. ‘The number of Government hospitals in this Department is to be reduced as speedily as Possible, commencing with these having the least mumber of patients. The Judiciary Square hospital and Seminary hospitai, Georgetown, will be first discontinued. t TRANSFERRED, The 4th New York heavy artillery, Gol J. C, Tidball, bas been transferred from the 2d corps to the 22d (Gen. Auger’s) for duty in the fortifications around Washington, witn head- quarters at Fort Richardson. PROMOTION. Geionei W. H, Noble, 17th Connecticut, was yesterday appointed a Brigadier General. The Tegiment is now stationed at Hilton Head, * ; DOUBLE DUTY, Colomet Browning, one of the President's Private Secretaries, hasbeen absent for two days, Visiting a sick relative in Maryland, During his absence Brigadier General Muzzy, Military Secretary, has discharged the duties Of both. THROUGH MAILS TO RICHMOND, The Government mail boats have received orders to proceed directly to Richmond with the southern matls from Washington, instead of landing them at City Point, as heretofore. BOUNTIES TO CEASE. By a recent order of the War Department, the payment of all United States bounties to men enlisting in the military service will cease, from and after July 1, 1965. GENERAL SHERMAN’S HEADQUARTERS. General Sherman’s headqearters and effects left here yesterday by rail, en route to S: Louis. THE PRISONERS AT POINT LOOKOUT, Up to yesterday morning 9,000 rebel prison- ers, who are to be released, remained at Point Lookout, Md. THE COLORED PEOPLE AND THE PUBLIC GROUNDS.—A statement has been going the rounds of the papers to the effect that on Sat- urday last the colored people of Washington asked permission of President Johnson to cel- ebrate the ith of July on the grounds attached to the White House, which request the Presi- dent refused to grant, because he considered the grounds public property, of which he was merely the custodian. We have authority for stating that the Rey. Dr. Garnett, of the 15th street Presbyterian colored congregation, made application in writing to the President to allow the members of his church to celebrate the Fourth on the grounds adjoining the White House, which request was granted, the President returning the application to the Ray. Dr. Garnett witha favorable endorsement. DECREE OF REsSTITUTION.—On Saturday, in the Admiralty Court, (Judge Wylie.) a decree of restitution was made in the case of the United States vs. fatboat (no name) captured by the U.S. gunboat Mercury. A mannamed Marcus Myers was on the flatboat at the time of capture, who had in his possession $2,5() in coupons and promissory notes, which were also libelled. The case was argued by Mr. Wilson, Assistant District Attorney, for the Government, and John J. Johnzon for the respondent PATENTS.—To-day the Patent Office issued 160 patents, the largest number ever known. Prior to this vear, the largest numberin any one week was 9%, in 186), and up to this time during this year the ayerage has been 117 per week, u RECAPTURE OF THE NoToRIovs Mas. TuR- NER—He is Returned to Libby Prison.—Yester- day morning, it was reported that Richard Turner, in Confederate times the chiet jailor at the Libby Prison, and late a prisoner in the same place, under Federalauthority, had been recaptured. He was taken at his owa house on Union Hill, between one and two o'clock yesterday morning, by some of the provost guard anda detachment sent specially to ar- resthim. He was sleeping with his wife, it is said, with three pistols under his head, but he had time to use neither of his weapons. Itap- pears Turner left the city after his escape, but returned in disguise,asd has since been se- creted at home. His presence was detected by his clothing, which was sent out to wash with his name upon some of the pieces. His wash- erwomen betrayed him. He has been recom- mitted to one of the Libby cells.—Richmond Whig, 19th. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. WaASHInGTon, June 20), 1965. ay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: Buying. Selling U.S. 6’s Coupon 1831. U.S 5-20's, U.S. 10-4 Coupons, 110: 5-20" uficates, 99; Gold, ——— *-- a TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. . BROM EUROPE. The Lenden Times Reconstruction— The President’s Amnesty. Hatirax, June 20.—The steamship Asia from Liverpool, via (Jueenstown, on the 1ith inst., arrived here this morning The London Times of the 10th inst., has another article deprecating harsh measures toward the conquered rebels. The terms of the amnesty proclamation are generally can- vassed. The London Star pronounces them wise and generous. ae Emperor of France kas returned to ‘aris. China dates to the 7th state that the Ameri- cau Ministers at Pekin and Japan are return- inghome. The cause is not stated. LiveRrroor, June 10,—Cotton.—Sales to-day ~,000 bales; market quiet and unchanged Breadstnffs dull. Provisions dull Lonpon, June 10, Evening.—Consols closed 90a00 y, Five-twenties 67 FROM NEW YORK. A South Carolina Delegation en route to Washing New York, June 2) —The steamship Ai- hambra, from Charleston, on the 1-th instant, has arrived. Among her passengers are Wm. Laudlex, formerly Agent of the Associated Press, now editor of the Charleston Courier, and twelve persons, comprising a committee froin South Carolina to Waer‘imgton, relative to reconstruction, Xc. The following compose the committee :— Frost, chairman: J. #. Holmes, G. J. Crafi W. J. Grier, Wm. Whaley, J. W. Taylor, A. F. Ravenel, Dr. John P. Mitchel, F. Richards, J.H. Yates, J.H Steinmyer, and N. H. Gilli- lan Ee OARRIAGES! BSIAGES! OARS ARRIAGHB! On band, w fine assortment of Light CAR BIAG ES. of my own manufacturing. such as Roo xtel aways, Ga and no top Buggies. Pheaton. sion and Half tops, &c., ee All work sold war- ranted. and prices reasonable. Repairing prompt ly attended to. ROBERT H. GRAHAM, 409 Pa. av., je 2)-3t* pear 4% st.. and 374 D street. Chkar IBISH LINENS. We shall open to-morrow, 50 Pieces of Splenilid Makes of ERISH SHERTING LINEN, Warranted Pure, and the Cheapest Goods we have had for « long time. JOS. J. MAY & CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, a between 9th and 10th streets. RPEHANS’ COURT. June 2th, 1355.—DI3 THOT OF GOLE ABT A. Wee cot Cou TY, To-wit :—In tthe case of Mary Ann Sartlett, Executrix of Isauc Cook Bartlett, deceased, the Executrix aforesaid has, with the approbation ef this Court. appointed TUBSDA¥. the lith day of July next, for the final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the aseets in id, as far as the same have been collected and turned into movey; when aud where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notified to ‘ttend, (at lai tre Orphans’ Court atoresaid,) with t! c properly vouched, or they may otherwise by 1. be excluced from all benefit in ssid decessed’s 9 tate: provided acopy of this order_be published once a week for three wecksin the Evening 8 revious to the said lith day of Zaly, 1835, : ore reat: 97 G. ROBBINS je 20-law3w* Register of Wills. Bo Wi kineion Besse ced ee neers. ‘ASAINE! Me a 95 La. av., bot. 9th aad Wik sen SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIA Y TUESDAY, THORBPAY. RD GarcnDay, AT 10 QO" AGBS AND HAB- nT MORNING next. 224 inst., at 10 o’clock, at the Bazaar, will be sold aboat , ¥ HORSRS, tees and the saddle, A fell descrip. Ingluding Bay Mare “Katy Karling,” six years id this epi for a0 faalt. dure the owner ha! state use for . bias ALS A collection of New and vecend-hand Carriages, Ney tpe! eraten nets nat of the weather. nm accon: wea! . 1a eee aa, WALL & 00. Aucts, Just received a new assortment of the best kind ing in Towels, of real GERMAN LINEN, CS ee will dnd theeting, Table Cover, &c. ‘av. nnd D st, tT. LEFO. - meat No. 475 18th at., between Pa, my 30-1m* APPLE! RANGE: 'D PQTATORS—Just oO Gan trom New a yecel ork and for sale ohoap, at clenale ‘and in smal! i Toantitios. to suit por- wi is No. 97 Louitiana avenue, two doors from the turner of Mtb street. fe 15-3t" . PHILLIPS bas removed D3veaue moar 14th at,, over Drug Store, Mount VERNOBS, k vt will! Parbihy Semeeeed, @are ol of run greet. oc “ trips thereafte, eto Vi i | aden ion tote oe ed return, imoludice | —— a = LOOAL NEWS. ——_——-__—- PoLtck Rerorta—Second Precinet.— Marta Davis, profanity; Gnarles Powers, throwing stones; Winslow Joyce, larceny; dismissed. Patrick Driscoll, do.: for hearing. Wesley Conklin and Peter DeGraw, malicious mis- chief, Patrick Tyler, drunk and disorderly, Tulitary. John Bondigun, horse-stealing; ji. for court. Charles Payton and Joshua Pay- ton, drunk and disorderly; ¢5 each. James Glenn, peddling on Sunday. 3. John Dris- col, drunk and disorderly; #3. Frederick Clunton and Wm. Greason, tast riding; @5 each. Margaret Sullivan, threats: bail for peace. Daniel McCarthy, violating city ordinanoe; 85. Patrick Frailey, selling liquor unlicensed: $20. Third Precinct.—Wm.W. Hodge, forgery; jail for court. Catherine ——. drunk and disor- derly; Charles Lemmon, John Ford, disor- derly; $1.44each, Clara Goodman, do.; Cor- nelius Sullivan, do.; workgouse. Elbert Bar- den, drunk: military. Jdnn Ryan, passing counterfeit money: dismissed. Augustus Simme, larceny; for trial. Fourth Precinct.— Pat Donohoo, assault and battery; bail for court. W. H. Ingalls, petty larceny; Stephen lanay, disorderly; military. James Gling, Jonn Cronin, drunk and disor- derly: &5 each. Fifth Precinct.—Saladen, alias Tip Snyder, Harry Carroll, (two cases,) assanit and bat- tery; bail for court. John Malatesta, larceny, do. Samuel Mark, disorderly; dismissed. L. Snowden, Thos. Snowden, disoraer!y conduct; ®5 each. Timothy Carliu, Irving McUsrthy, do.; $2 each. Sixth Precinct.—Charles Floyd, assault and battery; dismissed. Francis Awfal, disorder- jy; $5. John McCallister, do and drunk; mil- z itary. P. L. McQueen, drung: $3 Patrick MeNuilty, do: military CC. wearch and Chas. Baker, suspicion; dismissed. pasa aE DEPARTURE OF TROors.—Since our last report the SOWIE. troops have left Wash~- ington by rail:—Hth Michigan battery, 145 men: Ist Maryland Light Artillery, 132; 39th New Jersey, £20; Pennsylvania Independent Battery, 145: Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, 29>; Sth Illinois cavalry, 1,010; 15th Indiana ; 95th Pennsylvania volunteers, 42; battery, 166: —— do., 159; 40:n ; 4th Massachusetts heavy artil- st Ohio hattery, 139: 43d New ; 22d Pennsylvania, 62: Independent Pennsylvania Light Artillery, 165: 77th New York, #44; Ist Wisconsin volunteers, 37. ERED THE ALLEGED Post Orrice ROBRERY .—This morving it was thought that Chas. W.Sperncer, who was arrested a few weeks since on the charge of abstracting Treasury bonds when passing through the Post office, would have a hearing before Justice Johnson, when he was present with his witn esses, but in consequence ot the Justice receiving a telegram from M:r- shal Carmichael, of the Baltimore Police, stating tbe witnesses could not get down to- day, the case was further postponed. ————— Affairs in Georgetown. CanaL.—Arrived— Boats Broux, 10 tous coal to Cumberland co.; Little Bob, 101-15 tons to Central; Bettie, 110-7 tons to G@: P. Plant Central, 106-11 tons to Central co. Departed— 5 boats light. Tue New MARKeET.—Saturday morning the new market was opened by the owners of the stalls, who made a very fair display of meats and produce. Each day since theonening the market has improved, and the indication is that all the stalls will shortly be occupied. FrLocuR AND GRAIN MARKET.—Flour—The demand is lively. but outside vperations have been suspended by continuens showers, Su- per, $7-75a88: extras, $5.25a85.50 Grain—The quotations of yesterday remain unchanged. No arrivals of flour and grain haye been re. reported. \RABD AFTERNOON PIC NIO oF THE. ILANT FIRE GOMPANY, G IGE GEOBGETOWN On MONDAY, June 26th, 1535. Green Fprivg Pavilion, one quarter mile above Georgetown, commencing at two o'clock ia the afternocn, and closing at two o’clock a m. Coaches run to the grounds from the cor: of High and Bridge streets every fifteen minutes A find band of music will be in attendance, Posi- tively no improper persons admitted on the rounds, i Tickets. £1, admitting agent and ladien, Committee of Arcangements :—Jo . ar, R. Hunter, Jas, Rantzell, Jas. Cleareland, R Pettit. Je 2)-6t O!: FOR GLYMONT. A GEAND EXCUBSION TO GLYMONT, under the auspices of the JOURNEYMEBN =e NDE. Meee, S IBTY of. shipgton wi. 6 place on Washine A UASDAY’ ot of July next, : The Committee have determined to make this excursion the best of the season, no pains nor ex- pense having been spared te make it cemforiable and pleasant to all who may participate. Those fond of tishing will find this a rare chance to epjoy s good days sport, and those fond -of irtppieg the light Mulistic toe’ will find the ane _— other arrangements all tha? could be +aired. An excetlent brass and string band will b>in ‘tendance: | at ce: = 8 will leave as follows, stopping at Alexan- dria each way:—7% & m.and2 o'clock p, m,, re- turnivg ac teasonable hours. ES 31. for a gentleman and ladies; and can be aece any of the committee or members of the jociety. C.mmitiee of Arranzements.—John Byrnes, C. } Lewi: ens. @ W. Fisher, Chas. BE. Walker. Won H Moran Thos. 0. Mey They Krion eae H. Hollins, J. i Cormick, L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, South corner Penn. avenue, and 9th st. ND KITCHEN FURNITURE: HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FU Bar On THURSDAY MORNING, 22d instant, com- mencing a; 10 o'clock, we will sell, intront of t Auction Rooms. the arenes er & family declia: sekecping, consisting of— a eeriaie seat Sofa and Chairs, Genter Table. Marble-tep Table. Sideboard, Mirror Wardrobe, Bedstead Marble top Bi nask Ourtains, Sha . rand Shuck Mattresses, Blarket™ Comfo. ts, Pillows, Bolsters,and other Bodie Carpets. Matting. Oil Cloth Chi: (Tass and Orockery Ware Cock stove, Parlor ani Chamber do Tins, Refrigerator. &c. AL>O, A very ‘ne Stereoscoye Terms cash. je WM. L. WALL CO. Amets._ OX CREAM! 16K OREAM!!*10B CREAM!" P. J. NBWMAN’S ICE CREAM SALOON, 261 a avepue, near 12th st. Confectionery aad Pancy Cakes always on band, ja-193t je3-Im* GELLING OFF, without reaszd to, cosicall re- maining stock of SUMMER MILLINERY. 4 Ladies would do well tocalland get a CHEAP BC-NNET at 514 7th street, ap stairs. opposits the INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. je 19 3t* LOYD ORANGE COUNTY [CB ORBAM. L LLOYD'S ORANGE OUNGS IOBOREAM Warranted the best in the city. AW sale in aay quantity ca All orders promptly SAMU BE YD, 398 11th strest, between K and! avenue, ! BIREWORKS' TREWORKS! |. pm woRKe: : . 5,000 packages of Fizeworks, nt private sale t the trade being the largest variety of Orackar?. Torpedoes, Wheels, Blue Light. Candies. Ho: =, ‘Bri; at & & 0m es, Rozke: iwagles. Ac. &c. ever ottned in this uity. Trade aupplied at New York pricet, 5 LRWI8 & GO., Auctioneers, _Je176t No. 307 Fenn aylvania avenv> YNCHBUBG TOBACCS—A small lot of ant LinSity Bilinenioke ss toe et teat to placed away for a.high pesky. Whe wants & au i ticle ato be im. A! acon. Parlor arc TTARD BUNTRE Baw ees, _iel7- opaonite Grovers’ Theater. P | AM NOW LYING aT TH STREET V rtarr wae CarFy os nie all 8 0! i, a ir 7 % apt. EDWARD NBBSOM “atthe eens. Promise. now. lying at the foot of 11h 6 wharf, Je. Just BUGSIVED F20OM THE NSW YORK Auctions. over $10,002 worth of Euglish, Bua sels, Three-Ply, Tegrain of Lorsell manufa all of the best quality of CARP'@TS. ‘L CLOTHS, of every width, sample goods, “Give mivbetare pore ing, a8 Our stock is vi p . r i one of the largest in the eit ee y= GREBN & WILLIAMS, je 15 lw No, 526, corner o&7th and Dats. RoR. “< COMPANY having ob- rivist iF hy ‘ SSSA ie ebteita nua ae DAYS, WEUN BS. bas ond FRIDAYS of ach week Vv. . RISWIOE. General my 27-30t rintendect._ GBAte sortaus, GYALN ORADLES. GRASS SIOKLES. WHETSTONE, SOYTHE RIFLES, HOBSE AND MAND BAERS, WHEEL BAERS. GLEANEBS, SNATHS, &c., &0 REAPERS AND MOWBRS ANS ALL HARVESTING [MPLEMENTS. yea J.P, BARTHOLOW, > 8 Agricultural Warokouas, * 5 555 7th st., below Pena. Je W7-e0d2" Washicgton,