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gon,) in endeavoring to show that by the Con- | missions are constita for # stitution the people of the United Statea had | the authority of the ae ee ol aro notauthority in War or peace to subject any | Commander-ia-Chief, as the case may be, who’ ison to tral before @ military tribunal un- | selects the officers of a court-martial; that they lees such person be im the military or naval | are similarly constituted and their proceedings service, had made a most remarkable argu- | conducted according to thesame general rales. ment, in which he had misrepresented Chan- | That isa part ot tha law martial which the cellor Kent in his quotations, and after his | President proclaimed, and which the expesure, however ulsuc ‘il he appeared nes legalized. in maintaining his mon8trous proposition, he be proclamation has declared that ail snch had Deen eminently successfal in mutilating & | offenders shail be tried by military comm! beautiful production of a great mind. Mr. | sions. The Congress has legalized the same Bingham continuing, reviewed Mr. Johuson’s | by the act which he had cited: and by every burned all the letters and papers they had re- 7 “THE EVENING STAR.) HEGRE l tie fon dices tena would ge’ 5 = =~ ieee Gnd Brapwibiae: FRom SAVANNAH. ness would say here tat he never heard Weet- Ww. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. New Your, ‘Jane 26.—The steamer Port au i cott use = pislcral ser umest ay ebitwe —_— 5% P.M Sa WLM Zavannah dates to the 234 inst, ak posted higa as to whel was re.” on HINGTON OITY: 5 nah Herald has a dispatch dated post going FOESDAR ereneeeee JUNE AT, 1800,| Abeer Sup sngemnonnoine aeesgeine | ___6X COM@OR Me) gunn id pot aun for apasieg cash . yes below that "city. Two lives were lost, tany members of the Court.” (Laughter. —— mean! Bo Judge Advocate Holt here announced thi wv READING MATTERON BVERY-PAGR. | tough mostof ber cargo was saved. YY ois octuion fon tarmuering Taur | euicom cot fematias fae | Tae SONSEIGAOE TRIALS pf ear ouiesa ene. vie | st Savannah. The Savannah and Ogeechee ded te read the argument upon the = the establishment of martial law | intendment 4 3 juris- | references to the — ntit must be taken that, as mart: Seat Ane Srnee MASTER. | PEN Caer bauisleng tas acing stn | FP TOCCCOIREA TO-DAY gern i ae oer serves win svt | SHEE pene ot a Onis sed Eencnaed | Cole WPTennotenenae Seaees fees yo a a Mr. Bingham briefly refe: fo the ic t y * they shall be tried, the Con- y zs. rebel uniform is being strictly enforced. IMPORTANT TESTIMON\. ¢ ith which the prisoners were | his argument on this point by claiming that | grees. in affirming the act of GOVERNMENT SECUAITI Awriterin the Savannah Herald gives 63 - charged; aod said that in presenting his vie military commissioners are authorized under simply declared that they should be tried ot Wasuineron, Jane 27; 1865. | tne nearest approximate to the stock of cotton Se s i 7 s i x ON A G@ the tion of law, raised by the se Jay Cooke & Co. tarnish the following quo- | of iast year, yet to come to market, as one mil- | FOUL PLAY UPON ENE CY EENMENS upon the ques: Spe martial law, and are created by the command- | cording to the customs of martial law: that the eral counsel for the defense, erfor the trial of ati such offenses, when their | commission shouid be constitnted by the Gom- ations of Government securities: lion and 8 quarter bales. a testimony addnced fot and agalustthe accused, | panishment is not provided for by the express | mander-in-Chief according to the rule Buying. Selling os = eee 3 . et just t just to the court, | statute law of the country. cedure Known as martial law; and th U. S. @& Coupon 1381. x LOX Geld and Stocks. HE IS TRAPPED IN CANADA. he dealted to eeduntry, and’ 20. his own oun? | *“ane tecond point, that martial law has not | penelties inflictea should be in accordarcs U.S 5-20’s 03, 06 New YorE, June 26.—The following neat ical Tictions. The issue joinea involved the high- | been declared by any competent authority, | with the laws of war and the usages of na- 97% | the quofation at Gallagher's Evening A PISTOL PUT TO HIS HEAD:! est interests of the accused, and in hisjadgment | was an arraignment of the Iate murdered | tions. Legislation no more definite than this a 100 | change: Gold 1424; New York Central, 93% ; ———— the highest interests of the whole people of the | President of the United States for his procia- | has been upon the statute-book since the be- New Yore—Finst Boarp. | Erie, 77; Hudgon, 1084 Readmg, % x Pittsburg, | FIs fORCED TOSIGN AN AFFIDAVIT | United States. It wasa matter Of great mo- maticn of September 24, 1862, declaring martial | ginning of the century, and has been held by Coupons, 110%: 5-20"e, 10334; 10-40"s, 967;; Cer | 69; Mariposa, 14. Market firm. Gold after the UNDER THREATS. ment to all the people of this country that the | law throughout the United States. the Supreme Court of the United States valid tificates, Sar; Gold, 141. call, 142. % SaaS aegel dress Se prisoners be lawflly tried end lawially con- | This proclamation was duly certified from | for the punishment of offenders, +++ -___ = ARGUMENT OF JUDGE BINGHam, | ‘ited or acquitied. A wrongful and illegal | the War Department 10, be Oo fet rer in aus | appeal to public opinion, Mr. Bingham suid. . 7 eNRY i ngful and illegal acquitta) not revoked, and was eviden: . . Bu _ ArEeierTe ObaRDUN. oe eee) Ts BUS ter amarabers EE soon this iacue Would impair somewhat the > Ri trust that;I set as high value uponenlight- F isting between Michael McDevitt and James a F The Attorney General yesterday received | Conolly i thig day iissotved by mutual consent, | The Military Commission met at 11 o'clock | security of every man’s life aud shake the sta- the applicati fox pard from | The businesa Yn future will be carried onat the | this morning. The full array of counsel for | bility of the republic. x @mong the app ons for pardon, One from | corner of 2ist and 1 streets by McDevitt. defence (with the exception of Mr. Reverd ‘The crime charged and specificd upon the Henry S. Foote, ex-member of the rebel Senate, mice et le + Reverdy | secord was not simply the crime of murdering case In the light of the decisions in the case of } ened public opinion as any man. 1 recognize Brown vs. the United States, (§ Cranch.) in | it as the reserved power of the people which the prize cases, (2 Black, 641.) (2 Black, 670,) | creates and dissolyes armies, which creates and (12 Wheaton, 31), it mustbe cleartoeyery | and dissolves legislative assembies, which §. that the question of the existence of an | enacts and repeals fundamental laws, the S 7 Johnson) were present, in Anticipation of i D - States S i ey . the crime of killi min Se mutean (Gasede. foc wuleb punk tes | a Waskineton cits. 5. ide 27 6t*_ | nearing the argument of Judge Bingham for andanuriering within the pilitary department insurrection, and the necessity of calling into | better to provide for personal security by the ¥ hs | NOTICE TO BXOURSIONISTS. the Government. of Washington and the intrenched lines there- | requisition for its suppression both the militia | due administration of justice. To that public of the States and the army and navy ot the | opinion upon this very question of the usurpa- United States, and of proclaming martial law, | tion of authority, of uniawful arrests, and which is an essential condition of war, whether | unlawful imprisonments,and unlawful trials, foreign or domestic, must rest with the officer | condemnations, and executions by the tate of the Government, whois charged by the ex- | President of the United States, an appeal bas press terms of the Constitution with the per- | slready been taken to public opinion. On this formance of this great duty for the common | very issue the President was tried before defence and the execution of the Jaws of the | the tribanal of the people, that great Union. pation of freemen, who cover this conti- Mr. Bingbam then proceeded, reviewing at | nent, looking ont upon Europe from their application is dated. Foote assigns asa reason | S ce 2 Judge Advocate General Holt recallec for | of, Abraham Lincvin, then President of the why he should be pardoned, that his fellow- | pane nadersigned, Van Walkingbureh & ©o..| the Government. as a witness, Sanrorp Uon- | United States and Uommander-In-Unief of the fitted t a citizens of the South, having generally applied | ARGO ans the douvre decked varge ovr, alias J. WATSON WALLACE armny and navy thereof, and then and thers as~ and taken the oath, he deems bimself justified | R. T. BISHUP and they are now of-' nt RT BIS! ) oc = eee Aer nts re eNOlsmS saulting with intent to kill and murder Wil- ; = as | fered for charter for day or moonlight excursions a “St. .” giving an accoun ha: Se 5 Secre’ of State of the in acting with the majority, as was his former | to any point down the Potomac. The barge is | of the trial, and he asked the witness whether ne Sataratigtmen and cere lyingin wait Wont, sud so humbly begs to be allowed to ¢xprem'y fitted for Bunday Schoois and pleasure | certain teat niany inereiny Attributed to nim, | to kill and murder Andrew Johnson, then Vice return from exile, and once more become a! °F, 3 ti ing was truthfully represented. President of the United States, and Ulyses S. citizen of the United States. | PARKHURST £ CO Toot of fii atrect, oF on | , Witness said the testimony read by the Judge | Grant, then Lieutenant General and in com- | board the steamer or barge. Adyotate General gave all the testimony he | mand of the srmies of the United States, in Ze. PARDON | CaPT. LOT CHAMBERLIN. gave at thattrialandsgreatdeal more. There | pursuance of a treasonable conspiracy entered | great length the decisions and practices of the | eastern and upon A-ia from their westera Z 33 | _se 27-tf Agent, ‘were three persons by the name of Wallace fito by the accnsed with one John Wilkes | early history of the Federal Union particularly | homes. The people came to the consideration The following are the only applications for | Botts ALE AND PORTER. who testified on the St. Albans raid trial_W. | Booth and Jobn H. Surratt, upon the instiga- | affecung the question of the extent of executive | of this iesue not unmiudful of the fact, that the pardoz granted to-day by the President under | —_ Pope Wallace, James Wallace and Jas. Wat- | tion of Jefferson Davis, Jacob Thompson and | aud legislative authority, to show that in time | first struggle for the estabtishment of our na- bis late amnesty | roclomation:—J.E Rankin, | Pres beet ee AND FORTRR. calaca son Wallace. The testimony in that trial was | George N. Sanders and others, with intent | of rebellion the public safety is the highest law: tionality could not have been, and was not Kentucky; A. W. Huber, W. A. Thom, © | Restacrant Rennes. Greene aohen el and | reported in various Montreal papers, and was | thereby to aid the existing rebellion and sub. | that so far 2s necessary the clvil courts (of | successtuliy prosecuted without the prociama- which the Commander-in-Chiet, under tha | tion and enforcement of martial law, declaring direction of Congress, shall be the sole judge) } as we have seen that any inhabitant who, must be silent; that the rights of each citizen, | during that war, should killany Joyal citizen, as secured in time of peace, mast yield to the | or enter intO any combination for that purpose, ‘wanis, intereats, and necessities of the nation, | should, upon trial and conviction before a and that the limitations and provisions of the | military tribunal, be sentenced as an assassin, 4 d the : Thom, R. G. H. Kean, A. Sands, J.S. Earle: ‘<cail ate, aBOT. | Teported correctly in the Montreal Telegraph. | vert the Constitution and laws of the United W. W. Willingham and W. J. D. Bell, Vit- | TLEDALM and PORTER Giich Ieutuow ofering | Witness thinks the confusion of the testimony | States! S. Metcalf and Charles Estes, Geor- | for sale. . ‘ arises from _confonnding the testimony given The rebellion, in aid of which this conspi- © Greely. Florida; David Block, Arkan. | These liquors are believed to be equal to the im- | by James Wallace with that given by him- | racy was formed and this great public crime sas: C. F. Job: in, Kentucky. i Pong articies, aU can be eold at a much lower | self. ‘Witness after giving his testimony before | committed. was prosecuted for the vindication | Goods delivered in all this Court went to Montreal aud there met | of no right, for the redress of ne wrong, but THE DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON. | Georgetown FREE OF CH Beverly Tucker, Geo. M Sanders, CU. C Clay, | was itself simply © criminal conspiracy and | Constitution in favor of life, liberty and prop- | traitor, or spy, and ehould suffer death, and General Augur has returnea to the city af- | _ Private families will also be supplied npon short | Geo. Carroll, Dr. Callan, of Mississippt, Gov. | gigantic assassination. In resisting and | erty are therefore wholly or partially sus- } that in this last struggle for the maintenance tera twenty days’ leave of absence, and | a etioe: A : Westcott, of Florida, and Lewis Sanders, son | crushing this rebellion the American people | pended. He thought that in time of war the | of nationality the President but followed the ) And Ase | For further information aeey, te, or addreas ot George N. Sanders. Witness had a’ free | take no step backward, and cast no reproach | remark of Montesquieu, touching the civil | exemple of the iliustrions Father of his coun- sumed command of the Department of Wash- | Dero aii ees conversation with Tucker and Sanders. They | upon their past history. That people now, as | judiciary, is true: that ‘+ itis next to uothing.” | try. Upen that issue the people passed juds~ == | Jez-1m BIST aor ing Derot,, had no suspicion at that time that witness had | ever, proclaim the ¢elf-eyident trath that | Hamilton well said, ‘The executive holds the | ment on the Sth day of last November, and de- en’! Parke, who had temporary command | = ~ ae + D.C. | testified before this Uourt. The subject of the | whenever government becomes subversive of | sword of the community; the judiciary has no | clared that the chargeof usurpation was false. of this Department during General Augur’s sr Th UT TO MAKB A CHANGE IN | conversation was this trialgenerally. Tucker | the ends of its creation, it is the right and daty | direction of the strength of’society, it has Frem this decision of the people there lies no SRAERte. 5 Bow ON Gatnchae service, Wut will | nivcte : neither force nor will; it has judgment alone, | appeal on this earth. Who can rightfally chat. will offer to the citizens of | made the remark that thosescoundrels Stanton, | of the people to alter and abolish it; but during 01 shortly assume command of tae military dis- | bE ‘on. Georgetown and Alexandria my en- | Johnson and Judge Holt might be able to pro. | these four yeats ot conflict they ‘have as | and is dependent for the execution of that upon | lenge the authority of the American people to trict of Alexandria. _DRY AND FANCY GOOD8, tect themselves as long as guards surrounded | clearly proctaimed, as was their right and | the arm of the executive.” The people of these | decide such questions for themselves? The THE CABINET MEETIN 5 which I will sell at and below cost for one month | them, but that by the Eternal, the day of reck- | duty, both by law and by arms, that the gov- | States so understood the Constitution, and | votce of the people, thus solemnly proclaimed, ‘ NED MEETING 70 DAY. only, comprising in part Cassimeres for men and | oning would come and he had a large account | ernment of their own hates, humanely and | adopted it, and in‘ended thereby, without lim- | by the omnipotence of the ballot in favor of Owing tothe fatigue of President Johnson, | bors’ wi ‘om 65 to $150; Linen Goods for men | to settle with them. Cleary said Beale would | wisely administered, oppressive of none and | itation or restraint, to empower their Congress | the righicous order of their murdered Presi- cccasioned by constant attention to the duties “C Troma te 60 ets; all woo! Flannels, | have been pardoned by the President if ithad | just to all, sHall not be overthrown by privy | and Executive to authorize by law, and exe- } dent, issued by bim for the common defence, Jack Alapaca, from 40 cents of bis office and tha 6 up: 30 centa: new st ‘ozam. | Ot been for Judge Holt. He said bloodshould | conspiracy or armed rebellion. cute by force. whatever the public safety might | for the preservation of the Constitution, and against him by the herd of fo iepratet ana Biques 35 cen ms, 40 oe oo MaGnuee male tollow blood. The assassination of the Presi- The doeesnttent in preterring this charge | require, to suppress rebellion or repel inva- | for the enforcement of the laws of the Union, = = TS NOW | Print; from 20to 25 cents. _ Z dent was the beginning of the retribution. does not indict the whole people of any State | sion. ought tobe accepted, and will be accepted. I in the city, the Cabinet was in session buta piece particular attention to our White Goods. | _ The testimony of witness upon the trial of the | or section, but only the alleged parties to this The decisions of Chief Justices Marshal and | trust, by all just men as the voice of God.” few moments to-day. rilliants from 25 to 35 cents: Check Cambric. | St. Alban’s raiders in Canada wasinrelationto | unnatural and atrocious conspiracy and | Story were aleo referred to as further author- Mr. Bingham closed his argument at about Matte Brie Periz Swiss atall prices. You can | the identification of the handwriting of Sed- | crime. The Presidentof the United States, in ity for these conclusions. 320 p.m e yhen. the Court adjourned to 1p RETURN OF GENERAL GRANT. | Black 8! a assert of Cloaks. Mantillas. In his (Mr. Bingham’s) judgment, the per- | m. to-morrow, at which time Mr. Bingham jireulars, anc =.50 a lot of Black Silk, | 200) former rebel Secretary of War. After | the discharge of bis duty as commander-in- Lieutenant General Grant returned to this | which I bave just received from auction, whic! { | eiving bis testimony upon this present trial, | enief of ihearmy, and by virtue of the power A irts, fle a * Place he accompanieg his wife a sew days | Which I bought very low; French Corsets, $1.5, | of the court item the St. Alben oiges tenes ranaey Unie Fe ate ca asceraine son would be a bold man who asserted that | announced that he would be in readiness to Congress, to whom is committed the sovereign- | proceed witn his argament on the evidence ty of the whole people to declare war, by legis- SEE Tation restricted the President, or attempted to Affairs in Georgetown. : d f - azo = Fe ee es citer er ciciasn (ae, Bemerses ce He had been in Montreal butashorttime when | the issue joined against the accused | restrict him, in the prosecution of this war for CaNnat.—Business upon the canal is cot COLONEL RROWNING 7th street, between G and H. Srte his testimony before this court was pab-| and for no other purpose whatever. To | the Union from exercising all the ‘‘ power” | very brick to-day, there being no boats to dis- or Brownt 4 ah Pr Soe a JUBIS SYCBL. lished and discovered by Tucker and others. | this charge and specification the defendants | and adopting all the “proceedings” usuaily | charge cargoes, and thesupply of coalen hava ath ng, the President's private je 37-staw2w* 4217th st., bet. Gand H. Witness received a message trom Tucker, | had pleaded. first, That the Court had no juris- | approved and employed by the clyitized world. | not being sufficient to furnish cargoes for the aecretary: Who has been quite unwell for a | ess | Sanders and others nimed, and also from | diction in the premises; and second, not guilty, | And the Congress which should by law fetter | vessels in the river. Thera is some reason to the executive arm when raised for the com- | believe that the water has already been let in mon defence wouid, in his opinion, ne false to | the canal on the Antietam division. If so, the their oath. boats from Cumberland will begin to arrive By the act of 1795, it was provided that | about Thursday—perhaps sooner. The oniy wherever the laws of the United States shall | arrivals registered are the boats Hitzer, with be oppcoged, or the execution thereof obstructed, | wood to market, and Anna Marion, with iime- in apy State by combinations too powerfal to } stone to Castleman. be suppressed by the ordinary course ot judi- FiLovr ayp Grain Market —The demand cial proceedings, or by the powers vested in | fair; traneactione of little importance. Stock the marshals, itebali be lawful by this act for | jight. No receipts of flour or grain reported, we m past, "25 gone to his father’s residence O’Donnell, the man who boasted that he had | As the Court had already overruled the plea Tyland to Tecruit bis health. D D. been engaged in the attempt to burn the cit to the jurisdiction, it would be passed over in ——____________*_____ | of New York. They came to tne Hotel where | silence by hia, but for the fact that & grav A + By List ar will s PA ia a ad | counsel for the accused, not only toshow the Hon. Edward Hubbard, v.’ V8, is here making | yoy come trware rove proverty. vay ogee done so. O'Donnell demanded that he should | want of jurisdiction but to arraign the Presi- 2n application for pardon uner the procia- | 5 —Aiclen frou the Genter Mackct, Ties ce ae eee: ES dent of the United States before the country mation of the President, his pToperty exceeds } ¥ <2 I r uld not do, that they | andthe world as a usurper of power of the property | : iy cnoening shes’ occ e must have an affidavit. Witness at first re- | lives and libertiesof priscners. 2 ingt RO} € the $20,000 limit of the ADM est, | reward will be given if returned to the Oenter | fused. Abouta dozen of them assailed him The argument against the jurisdiction of i ; hate i ' he ~NEPHOLD. | 224 O'Donnell drawing a pistol placed it at | this Court rested upon the assumption that | the President to cail forth the militia of such | The prices continue 88 quoted im the Star ot paeeekkta POST OF ag Danimaaacesn. be *<siamaa who found a Poca. | "'* head and threatened tag yortes He: gave | C¥en tn time of inewrrection and civil war, no | Siate, or of any other State or States, as may | yesterday. y mnison COP. nc< to re-establish the post | D.QBP Wil the geu. “"wanig 476% | cucman affidavit he 4 Geyer leaya ‘he | crimes are cognizable and panisnavre vy mun--} v- necessary to suppress such combinations effices of the re” > &; | Kind enougat ir te tte < room alive. Sanders that | tary commission or court-martial, save crimes stage the -Outhern States, aud has recently | the honeetne io returd rte Mn Sat Bitid of hands he was imand ‘hoped he | committed im the ralltary or Daval service of Ee following appointments of post- | Store. would content. Witness nzreed to it and they | the United States, or in the militia of the sey- weasle pm t ‘AKEN UP BSTRAY—On the sabscribers | Walked dow? the etreet with u!m towards his | eral States when called into the actual seryice "or Texas—San Antonio, Sidney P. Gamble; | place. one bay HORSE. % or 16 years old, | Toom, where he was to give the an-davit, but | of the T nited States But that was not all the Houston, JocepD G. Taf. Austin. William P | CrRced Tt C. The owner wil! please come for | when opposite St. Lawrence Hall they acid no, | argument: it affirmed that under this plea to Henormanglicy Brownevilien Eeaue lie Ga, | Nard. pay charges, prove property. and take him | that he should go into O'Donnell’s rout | the jurisdiction, the accused had the right to mings. 7 > - | away, fart GEG Pee and do it there. When they had got) /emand that this Court shall decide that it is Piston Rouge, Louisiana, 0.G. Breckinridge. | _\¢27 2:* on Bladensburg road. noe AA Miscaseys sent for lawyer Ker. gor = Judicial tribunal and had no legal ex- “or North Carolina—W iimin, Ww t RE =I —— e ‘8 men, armed with pistols, | istencé. = ‘ A Poisser ; Greensborough, grea | $] 0 Baoder the sth taste foe oe yf | 2iso joined the party. They then went to Ex- This was A mut Stes tun er Ender end W bite, Goidsborongh, Jchn Robinson; Eliza. | MULES. bay and black. wh n they wore | GOV. Westcott’s room, where the affidavit was | that the President, unc tt SCcisn to son ant beth City, Mrs. Martha Jane Milroy; Hills | ct0*sine the Navy Yar ge with a drove of | Prepared. Witness signed it, but does not | laws of the United States, 5 not only not borough, Ubaries J. Frazer: Salem, A. T. | Government horses, fF. ove reword will be | know what was in it. There was a form of | authorized but absolutely forbidden to consti- Sevely; Wilson, W. G. Sharpe; Yanceyville | Pidgeon returning thei MURPHY’S National | oath administered. Witness thinks that Kerr | tute this Court for the trial of the accuséd, and, Alesander Mcalpin; Newbern, G. W. Mason. | strost ‘ables, 6th ast,, bet, Louisiana ave. and C | did not know that the affidavit was a forced | therefore, the act of the President is void, and B | Tost Taslicvese a 4 a nen BO Donnell had ae to witness previous. the genvesen who compass the tlonng) wi BADY FOR a _—_ = oa —! 5 r. Bunderland’s Vv of any value m out judicial authority or nd are no! caoe pa ee ean es The following | GOLD BEADORGEE: wir aoe 376 9th atreat) a appear to be voluntary, and if wittieas did nor fact o in law ‘a court. aie r 3 'y for distribution at the | by returning thi . finder willbe rewarde | not give it thus heshould never leave the tow? ‘The Court had had no common exhibitiomet Fourth Auditor's Office -—Flash, captured by | @o REWARD cient ote ee | alive. The affidavit given by witness was tc | Jaw learning In this defense, prepared by a Royal Ghatbe es ee ore By the Princess } &8 ‘ontk steed Be eae unease have appeared in the Montreal Telegraph, and } Senator of the United States; but wit all his Sui Mars rere or aareen and Dan/ DLR. containing infant's cloth xnoverre witness suppotes it did appear there experience, and all his learning, and acknowl- the Itasca; Susan, by the R a of cotton, by | ward will be given by leaving t me at No. A copy of the Montreal Telegraph containing an | edged ability, he had failed to show how 8 tri- ins Wane See iy . a ne uck; Queen of | 340 N. York avenue, bet 9th and itth sts. je2s st= | Affidavit by James Watson Wallace, in which | banal constituted and sworn, 2s this had been, ‘ZO, by the Conemauzh. $50 Lost or stolen on the night of it is stated that beis the James Watson Wallace | to duly try an@ determine the charge and e. who testified in Canada on the St. Albans raid | specification against the accused, and by its and to cause the laws to be executed. (ist 3 Statutes at Large, 121.) By the act of i807 it | PRY GBBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. ‘Was provided that in case of insurrection or | ADMINISTRATBIX’S SALE OF 1.000 HORSE obstroction tothe laws, either of the United HOES, Lt ‘i if- States or of any individual State or Territory, IKG. ee fe meee Y BEDS WOODECUT Where it is lawtnl tor the President of the | On THUBSBAY, the 2th United States to call forth the militia for the | P.m.,at the late reaidonce o purpose of suppressing such insarrection or of consing the laws tobe duly executed, itshall be awful for him to étiploy for such purpose such part of the Isnd or naval forces of tne United States os shall be judged necessary. (2a Statutes at Large, 442.) Could any one doubt that by these acts the President is clethed with full power to de- | HOUSBHOLD RUBNIT CRE AT PUBLIO SALE. termine whether armed insurrection exists in | , On TUESDAY MORNING, June2Z, commen: any State or Territory of the Union, and if so | imesti0 o clock. we shall sell, at the eeeeent to make war upon it with all the force he may | jgth and isth streets “all the Household. Part -deem necessary or be able fo command? By | ture and Housekeeping Bifect: consisting ofa the simple exercise ef this great power it ne- | General assortun of Bousekeepiag requisi' cessarily resuits that he may,in the prosecu- Terms cash, tion of the war for the suppression ofsuch in- | Je 23 dts J. 0. MO@UIBE & O0., Aucts, surrection, suspend as far as may be necessar: the civil administration of juattee by substi. TONED anti Monbae MOBNING ‘F ns tuting im its stead martial law, which is ami ar and place | dete! simply ee ae of wees insucka J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucte. momen ie ‘esident may make no arrests DY GRE withort civil warrart, and may inflict no Bare ee violence or penalties on persons (as is claimed | AUOTION BALE OF A PINE LOT AND FBAMB Bere for she peccusea) without frst ObtRIOing | OTe RRO SBNMENT PRINTING e verdict of juries and the jadgment of civil Soraathone was his legistation a mockery, | _.CB THURSDAY. the 6th day of July next, at 6% 3 and the Constitution, which not oniv author- eee street, Fey re etic to ized but enjomed its enactment, but a glitter- | street, Lot Mo. 12, in_ James OG. Motgire's ministratrix. IN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. 4B bid wan'a MEGAAcS CREE iL the I?th inst.,one gold hi City Courcits in full, we defer its pablisniion | Fgh Aud bo cuestions asked if left with P BULLI. | Mission in Washington; that he never corres- | termine any other issues whatever, could right- made Rullman’s Hotel, corner of 13th and & | ponded with the N. Y. Tribuwe; that he had no | fuliy entertain, or by any possibitity pass og . Je25 3t intimacy with Senders, Clay & Co., and only | upon, the proposition presented by this argu- 90 BW ARD—Btrayed Or was stolen last Sat- | & Slighs- acquaintance with them, and the tes- | ment of the gen‘lemew for its consideration On urday. from Centre Market. a large BAY | timeny given before the Military Commission The members of this Court are officers in the Si years old, in good condition. tail and | by the person asswming to represent him isa | army of the United States, and by order of JOHN BARLY, Pres't. of trust on thy premises mane dark and heavy,white mark on the inside f false of his left leg, just above the hoot, tissue of falsehoods from beginning to end, and | the President, as comimander-in-chief, are | ing generality and a splendid bauble. subdivision —f are No. 62%, wi i Wagon harness aad rope Balter, Taformatign eit offering a reward of 8500 for the apprehension | required fe discharge this duty, and are The pendent had Reavended the privilege’ , Buildin aitabl fora family. yes at the Second Precinct Station House loading to of bis counterfeit presentment, and also ma- | authorized im this capaicty to discharge | of the writ of habeas corpus, and resisted its | Term if cab; balance in6 and 12 montas. LIC! - bis RCT ety Will be liberally rewarded by king offer:—« That if President Johnson will | no other duty, to exercice no other judicis! | execution when icsued by the Chiet Justice of | Secured by a de: S> ALL PERSONS INTRESTED IN THE | Sas send mea safe conduct to go to Washington | power. Of course it was competent for t'fe | the United States; he had called out and ac- | oc) conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost Udy SAWING TABLE which was for raileat | G5 REWARD. Stolen from my premises, on | 820 return here. { will proceed thither ai.d go | Uonrt to decide all questions of law and fact | cepted the services of a large body of volan- one Parcnaacr: ied down when the property is Saturday night, the 2th i : re the mi i tt Fel COMM, three years cld, marked at follows sor- | before the military coart and make a profrrt | arising in the trial of the case, but it bad no of Georgetow: teers for ® period not previously authorized by f knocked off, Sewing ‘abl. je Jaw; ue nad vedere ® blockade oe south. 2-¢ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. erm ports: he had declared the southern States N Ss. me a inaurrecon: he hac ordered the armies to B* nceragcl able et }invade it and suppress it, thus exercising, in | BLEVE! VALUABLE accordance with the laws of war, nawae OTEy FRONTING ON V AND W AND iota the life, the liberty, aad the property of citi. | STBBETS NORTH. AT AUOTION. |. | xns. Congress ratified it and affirmed it. i ‘ef th Se tg o'clock 7 il it 6 O'clock p In like manner and by subsequent legislation ‘ som © did the Conaress ratify and aifirm theprocia- | 27,89, 1eTa ie it iscand. 10; In sobiivision of mation of martial law of September 25, 1°62. | square 388. ‘These lots have fronts of 25 feet e Tat proclamation, as the court will have ob- | running bask 9% feet to alleys and hantso setved, declared that drring the existing in- | situated, the eorner Lot baving a Frame Building surrection all rebels and insurgents, their | 7jt, used as a small grocery. = = 2 7 a lance in sixand twelve aiders and abettors within the United States, tee ee ez interest. & deed given shall be subject to martial law and liable to | and a deed of trast taken. Twenty fire dollars trial and punishment by courts-martial or | will be regerred down wen the property is military commission; and second, that the writ | kpocked orf. . of habeas corpus-is suspended in respect to All conveyanc® and stamps at the cost of the ne | of myself, in order that they may see whether ower as & Court to declare anthorit, i 7 y by which ne sae | os Lepiee Joints Of big tail a cy am the Sanford Conover who swore fi Was constituted, null and void Had it been BY BNING, July 3, 1965, at 8 0'c Seht. Never been broke to either isaddle or The affidavit is dated J ‘ penn att lle seep ir ie eae fondo Orion oF san ETEOPOLITAK | neue. he above reward will be given on hisres nee raters easie Aca Sth; ie certified | ed the Court should so decide, that officers of em EAILROAD OOM PANY eee TAN | P fs el AVID MOORE, TE oT, : 1c® 01 e Peace, and with | the army may lawfally question in this man- acest, June M1955 The acnudl sentiee i ee ear Glenwood Oometery. one red Terry asa witnees. Witness said | ner the orders of the Commander-in-Chief, dis- atockho.dersef the Metropulitan Hailroal Gone FOeND— this morning, at corner of Penn av. | tt@ dates, kc, corresponded with that of the | obey, cet them aside and declare them a nullit vany, for the eleetion ef directors for the oneal orp ea th Mtn &,Foll of GREEN BACKS. The anteaxtt en the water inthe body of that | anda usurpation! Evenif it be coneeded that rn 01 A calli vii ge. i . i ° ey wes aiese nee riz ie be opeced at | BUBSLE Btruckman’s Hotels rith ee te stated under threats ‘Of eis tes ie Boe suavaek oe Guetemar Muerionman deeeered = ss ” . . mm. r i ‘hi i i stage St 6.0 clock p.m ? EEWAE short. June 24, in ornear the | 2€47d of sacha person as Lerry. The offer ot | his authority, was it possible in the natere of WM. W. MOORE. see Roger AS ae 2 rs . rket, one small AG- . reward of $500 is part of the affidavit | things that any body of men constituted and BOO. ve reward wil! paid e signed What witnese meant in his former | qualified as a tribunal of Justice could sit in FORD's THRATER—Ladics asd gendemen | bY leaving the mane s y : wc terested in the pam ST 476 Central Marker. auston ® Dining Saloon, | tectimony by saying that he had not beenin | judgment upon the proposition that they were i 0 a treet, or at No. 2%, | the Vonfederate army. i t 3 FPpo! gto aid the enterprise by direct Northern Liberty Market . . Tmy, was that immediateiy ? not a Conrt for any purpose and finali iting lettere, acting as collectan fe2i st" ee ke WILKIS0N. after being conscripted he was detailed. Atter | judicially as a Court, that the dersruaent ted to tbe rooms of the Yeung Men’s AKENUPE = —— E giving this a‘idavit an attempt was made by | which appointed them was withontautheri- fon, 7th street, every evening ETRAY on the subscriber’s place, | friends of these men (Tucker, » & Co.,) | ty? The objection which he (Mr. Bingtam) 7 5 hia weer. Jeset | pas She mall BAY HOKSE, about four years old; | to detain witness in Canada. Witness a rf per. The owner will pi x N iS guc- | urged to such a proposition had been ruled b: all persons arrested: or who are now or here- | PUrchaser. : COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. 0 | forward, prove praperts and pay chan ease come | evaded in getting free through the interposition | the Supreme Uourt ofthe United States: anes | aster during the rebellion stall be imprisoned | .J¢ 27 __ GEBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. pion of the Presers 22] secrets W. GROCKER, ith strest road thai ls LE Curtsays: “The acceptance of the Jugicial | im any fort, &c., by any military authority, or | FRY GES & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. TUBADAY. wth ine by en 3 ile Cs PERSON ie Tesides in New Yerk. Has known | upon the inquiry (whether the authorite nts rast ihe Proclamation eavers the offence ts a PRE EE aH UNION . a at ie vern- : ment deny. Was it not a disloyal practice? | we shall sell: im front of the Votes Lots 83, 6 B a ‘28th instant, at 11 o’el m,. att NFORMATIGN WANTED OF JOSHUA AND | recently accompanied Conover to Mont ment i at Oburch: 18th street, bet.@ and H. j«36. an Deanat Sze EY. Any information will be | Was present at an interview between cates it SPbuIaecae Gite a Ouerrsewen Prapous THR BOARD OF TRUSTEES for the ar 807 Dattect, between Cpe ee Ae STS eee. ey neeeence, to | of pronouncing a Judicial decision pon the ’s Theater bave ase ne | phia House. kK “a 4 ie not si, uestic took i EElyef making coltections in th District of Golam. A; HERE A’ Je 27-3t affidavit They would not let witness ot ditas rere (eerie Ae Me grea eats ane borelgn ne sand we sonpoctfally solicit W rs Ripe sou GOING GEORGE’:‘wHy | the room where the affidavit was given. There | ence and authority of the ‘“tovernment under You-eltinenn tntereresd set on ot fe PaaS No. 350 Datreet, Dee en orzeeal cataqrant, were twelve or fifteen rebel conspirators ia the |, which itis exercising Judicial power.”—{ Gu- PF mt Hinooln, out desivous etasne iskin slaughtered the fraud Green’ qos pee party, Sanders, Tucker, O’Donnell, Geueral | ther ys Borden, 7 Howerd, 40.1 8 Was it not aiding and abetting the insurgents | °0.91.%2and 93. This property front “ : and rebels to enter into a conspiracy with them | #24 Washington streets. RS parties desirons of to kill and murder within our capital and the pacchaats eres in Uniontown would do welt entrenched camp, the Commender-in-Chief of without veneere 9, as the property will be eo ouracmy, the Lientenant General, and the Termacash. ” Vice-President, and the Secretary of State, Ail copy: img and revenue stamps at the coat with intent thereby to aid’ the rebellion, and | Of the purchaser or purchasers. subvert the Constitution and laws of the United | _ A deposit of $1@ will be required of the purchas- suit ll for public meetings, lecture: Cape Verd Island.” ail take one ch st | Carrol}, Dr. Callan, Oampbell and others. The absurdity of the proposition so elabo- | States? Bat itis said that tne President could | ¢Ts "hen eaeh lot is knocked otf An pat witha Norary reading reo. himany how. tS yocsats | (Donnell said is he did not sign the paper he | rately nrged ‘upon the cousideration of the | not ests blish a court for-their trial, and there- | 2 IN & WILLIAMS, ducts Sone mentee uraeatad ia oe Bray i ae BTROLOGY.—MADAMM® KROUSE will «i not leave the Toom alive. Court could not be saved from the ridicute } fore Congress must ratify andaffirm this Pro- | 95, Lae =a = ing Gonteihotinns may be given ine aanoek: information on all the affairs of life. av bs EL OF JOHN CANTLEY, and contempt of sensible men by the pretence | clamation. ¥ Jas, 0. McGUIBE & O,, Auctioneera, ors duly appointed, to Jay Cooke & Go, Treas. | Tesnect toall other subjects, She ean be consulted (For the Prosecution.) that the Court was not asked jadicially to de- By the act of March 3, 1983, the Congress of | sMALL FARM IN OLOSE PROXIMITY TO I turers. orte tall hours of the day and oI Witness belongs in Selma, Alabama. Ica | cide that it was nota ty the United States, by th wie, "y. RHBES, Bmithsovian Tastitution, a badies even: Gentlemen wi Court, but only that it e United States, by the fipst section thereof, ‘WASHINGTON AT PUBLIO BAL ents. She can also show alikeness | Pu2ter by occupation. Was foreman in the } had no jurisdiction; for it was a fact not to. be declared that during the sent rebellion the By virtue of decree passed eg She preme Oeurt LJ 1 AMRS 5. GRINNRLL, Dep't A Yarge as life. Resid 5 office of the Ser nat ii : et! b : ity BY BEAKD, Bea < i i streets Pulevsand street. ne 41°34 street Between Witness was Chore ue ae tho Pe caner Laat Sooes oaths pent nate thatthe pees Lid eaninent the perry eerie 2 pacers it Bora Ditenin Vineos a Ma. Bove! ‘is complainant. } ines ‘OHOATH. Phil tBolomon’s AA's VEGBTABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE- eee ; not the lawful santhority to issue the erder is authorized to suspend the ais abeas | 408 = oe arrall : i056 6 Bxec.Jom.¥.M.C.A. | H : NEWER ne Million Dollars Wanted, to Have Peaie by | whieh alone this Court was constituted, a1 corpus in any case thromgnout the United | WADNBEDAY. 3 n= ECR -¥.M.C.A-_ | Hes proved iteelf to be the most perfect prepara: the istof March.—If the citizens of the Southern | that the order for its creation was nulleud | States or aay part thereof. Ry the fourth sec- | Aueti Ro a 7 4 it ema, SLIG BOHOOLS—To. CANDIDATES | tion for the bair evar prexeatcd to the public, "| Confederacy will furnish me with the cask, or | void. ‘The statement of Mr “Ewlag that | tion of thessme actit is declared that auy TBAOT OF LAND. contesinn about 16 aeres. 2 aeuINGTON. D. C.. June 2 185. The “om. | It will keep ttebutr from tall original olor. good security forthe sum of one miHion dol- | ‘you are no Court under the Constitntioa,” | order of the President; or ender his authority, | Toods and $8 perches. : mittee on the ivation of Oaedidates for Po. | It cleanses the scalp ‘co! ing out. lars, I will cause the lives of Abraham Lin- | could not fail toexcite surprise when it.was | made atany time during the existence of the This property is mtuated in the county of Wask- Bitionsas Teachers in the Pablic Schools” will | It makes the bair lustrous and silken coln, William H. Seward, and Andrew Johu. | remembered that not many months since the } present rebellion, shall be a defence in all saktcn, on. the westside of the Eastern Branch. BRBAY Serer vonemrer oie Rae ve | EAT ae eae Efe cor con fope taken by the int March next, his | gortieman waee General ja thgeervice,enaee | Cours to, any dckon or promecuiion, civt | tyetais# tbe farms of Oolenel Bicker and Mrs D of July, . o'clock a, m, = , B. BN’ corner of 12th peace, an fy the world th: such proclaimed and enforced martith law, | or criminal, pending or to com! of MS : _ Sere ®t _ “8 8. WALSH, Chaircan. { strect and Pa. areuve. and by G & GATLY, | cruel tyrants cannct live in a siaua of Poe 3 thelconstitution of néfhitery-wibanalefor tee | aDy Meaehen slant: seet oe ee ee ate same time and place, I shallatso sel! Lots corner ana I sts, Washington, D C.;and | ty.’ If this ts not accomplished, nothin, ‘will Tial OF citizens not in:the landor navaiforces. | ment, mi r i : TED. ing. | b: T. » made, done, oF committed, or acts One-half cash; balance ateiz months “aa * fs { by! a aeons 110 Bridge street. George- be claimed beyond the sum of fifty thousand | Jt was sufficient answerto the gentlomen to | omitted to be dome, wader and by virtue y reved notes or bonds of the paz cial Total & ty ie: a by. ugetste. Je iw dollars, in advance, which 1§ supposed to be | say that the power of this Government to try | of such order. By the @fth section itis pro- | °Ba‘er. Semeben Hiaccingin, cha aut, te | [YR PRIDLIED het roma fo Renwnivani | Siete’? ‘© Touch tne enaninr the thre | S24 punen aay aiemnetioal mine clas | Histaitbas waa Sirocco | oie TOWRA ARE ARRSES ea 2 ; t > Es it? ral) E % mina! ma OF shal ‘7.8 ‘S" “ guished sczocatesef the ise vr Addrean the Drog Btore. Gator 1 willl give, myself, one thousand doltare toz United States {under the. ae article-of the | any Stade court: against pe) ellie eee B a -Stawsw J.C! McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, . D “ate na. See | WETS thispatrioticpurpose § FE veryone will. | Co ation, but a power.comferred by the Sth | military, or against any other i GREEN & WILLIAMD, Auctioneers. PATBIORK A. Mite abe. w. + OF Bai iy person, for any ry . SHOGH As. ing to contribute will address Box X, Uahaba, | section of the Ist article, and so it had been | arrest or imprisemment — a ao eee Gow I AEN ESrcnis,_ | J)RPOT FOR MOURNING DRENB GOODS ab oa” yaied by the Supreme Court in Dye ea, | passes oF wrongs dome of committed or ney | CpSBDIANS SALE Qeaeat BONED LOTS Notice is | —= . December ae . ver, 20 Howard 78. ‘ter re irther | &ct omitted to be di time . Renoky. piven eat she. tes ol wee now | ‘Witness eaid the advertisement appeared in | in supperi of his argument agalnat the prope. pre sent rebellion, by, Stent - pacriog ie * reed ED aT Ese WEST, INTER que Aidan the be lady Bd rages Cet Sp unusually large stock oa hand of ail the old | ene Dispatch fouror five times, Saw it in the | sitions of Mr. Ewing, Mr. Bingham resumed | of any authority derived trom or exercised b: By virtue o! ‘Gocree of the OrpPans’ Oourt of aid eae rhe 224 inst’ | gndnew fabriesof raanuacript im the handwriting of G. W.Gayle, | the discussion of Mr: Johnson's argument, | or under the President of the United States, sf f te county of We n. in the District of Oo- continuing daily until ar. 3'th instany | ot Cabawba, Alabama. His signature, was | Charging the fatter with making .Be trial the defendantshall, u re lumbia, approved, em of a! c a " 4 tie ; UpOP. appearance in such v Supreme Oourt See somes SIRES etarer. a oenehneeae iation” Ttexchuagea with’ the Bietmond pa- | Savrat, sotto maupe juaiiai srxamoutix wer | Gnvit, &e er aforesaid: CF the maces a te Migmat tee quardinety ihetet 5 - i mn he: avit, kc, an a! : ELECTION } “Sebrated males, which we are pers. Gayle is a lawyer of Oahawba, of con- | behalf, but to maze @ political, harangue, a | cause for trial to the girculs comtarihe nen | dee T Laskey, late of oaid county, ourt of the Uni. Mo! Orrioe Waexty BING OUT AT sidersble reputation. He ts noted for extreme:| p&riissn speech against his Government and | ted States, it shall be th Shae. x reigned dian will,on TLRoO 4D ComPant, Corn oLo! and favatical views on the subject of slavery, | Country, A speech in its tone and temper the Durt, his e_ duty of the State Ld p. w.. in, front of ork avenue, WAStING?=", yO. Jaze 20. SuZATLY REDUCED PROMS Gitness bes heard. * * | some as that which the country-ad meard for | Snreher In the coamene ee eee, Proceed no: Ste ace i oeton: ‘The Avuual Mecti-g of the Btockbolders of the | TESTIMONY OF WALTER GRAVES. the Inst toc yeure, attered by thenrined rebels | claring tat sly onatae Cer oe ages de> or seuare cast Drag os oa ‘and Georgetown Rajlrcvad Company. | a fall etock or 4LB0, _ (For the Proeecution.) themselves and by their aEcloginta; arene See aces coun ie President, made / x e The tots each. front 4 feet? section of Birectors. will be bald at the BLACK BILES. Witness regides st Selma, Alabama. Isa | thatit was unconstitutional for the-Govern- z stence of the present th, betecen 2th and Met rebelhion. and all acts donein pursuance te it, vwidea Gf. shall be held alld in the courts of justice, | Hetsetes none Peck with that uaiform wis: or Ofiee of the Company, on WEDNESDAY. the 12th Identified the above advertisement | nent of the United States te defend by arms. From the legiziation he had cited, tt was ap- T.rms of sale: One half cash; balance io three " : rinter, Bf Suly. Use. The polls will be opened at Iz o'elock | from $1 25to $5 ver ward, and all very much be- | as in the handwriting of Geo, W. Gayle, Has | ite own rightéul authority and the espremacy BO. 8. GIDRBON. President. | low gold value. ecen bis Dand-writing freqnentiy: of teas, é arent thats pooch Pears the Ruonr willbe BC, CRSOMERAY. cucretgry aud Treaeurer. JOB. 5. MAY & 00. gees Food SORTS EW ALEED. eae - a Pade no Yastod accused, nor theit.| ly recognized by the Inw-mebineneeaey that Framed to aie ii a Dearing interest ‘ ‘ ne re] i " Hae] ; e day Cf sale, . | = = : 208 Fencmrtranis arenue. Witness Baas conversation in Uanada with | acy time excluded from iis deliberatiour when | against citer rs Co oe ee een, omenoes J ir'the terme rete fra mot complion with, ¥ MoDEVITT 0 —The highest cash pri. _SeM-wtit between 9th and 10th at: Beverly Tucker, Gen. Oarroll and-others, as | any testimony wae being taki 6 pot in the service of the United | fiv: ys from the day cf rale, the guardisn re- paid tar cast cH Olsthines mete wud female, ORD ee | Betitied to by J.B, Hutchinson. He was in | been guy tea Tabencant nor had there | Siatce, and to prononnce the sentence of dent”. | serves the Fight to resell the property at the risk Beco: hand Furniture bo MILLER, Jostiosor tax their confidence at the time He Eiectned Closed doors, save that of a few with who 4 Seen ete, nat tne comimiader of ®'<ap 1 /en8 cont of tre cueey neerchesy, pee artment, or the com: hve Gaye notice by ad vert: 4 y Prenat eg eigaes pDapar published in eoid ol 8 No.'511 ouh atroot west. near Penn's even'wanig | himself to Carroll.as a Dr, Morrill, of Mem. | testified, not in regard to the accused or either Day. carr egier But, says the gentleman, grantall this ‘to paso, 11 conveyancing apd revenue stamps to b? » - CUMVITT. at aiat aud E ty of each re: . ee reapectfaly. jatorm his friends si 1 bis, and he was introduced Carroll | of them, but in respect to thé trait BU NRING RAOR OF 600 Yarde onerally that be is BOW sttevding to all he be otnerase hag iG not. Reow thet | sviratnre noton trink 1 sae hee the cost of the ner Ar purchaper 1 take jadenabu’ eines. gach as administering the Amnesty pho ely 4 LS pirators noton trial who were alleged to have | Coneress has not declared in what manner th Gf the vurreparee or pareheer es dian WEUNEtDAY 1} a8 all oti ‘the, ¢ f 3 | tha: be had testified)-before this. court, | ineited this crime; bo was there to 4 ~ annerthe MARY A. MOTE. D, Guor"is Belle ~ = of Meryland, su: Godman’: * | Pork year cld Golta. emiepey es Emae. ‘The race to take place at 3p. m : } a C. HOWELL | Wile. P f Att +» Landlord *..| His testimony was publiphed on the 6th of | the,American Netitsa Re, de Legal advice giver taraiis | vane. Tucker, in conversation with witness, | Yon end efull wat beve hot the rigot Wo reais bad eaid he was periectly. Terenas te © pm that |'sueh ap examin Bs they branches witb - jd to the collection of | W*s going on at this trial. - ‘- | Ceem anecessary, either { Hf Wor evel a jeM-3m* versation previously referted to, sald eyed court, Tre counsel forthe foe soma, pated in the Z x ibernt te er mguat noe peda pene | sett Argue wa RUMI Es ment of all military offences not provided for | a fF. See hour acd piace. By order 0! y by the written law of the Vand, military com. GQRERN & WILLIAMS, Acta, &