The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1865, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1865. 5 ‘FREE SUFFRAG VIRGINIA. SOVERN PIERPONT’S POLICY. PEPPERY SPEECH OF WENDELL PHILLIPS, Among the passengers for Kurope by tho Cubs yoster- pamation ects, Batman ot meee Governor Had Absconded. serio, The principal object of his visit is to-sce Meyor- beor's now opera, PAfricaine, porformed im Paris, in cranes he may forwarddo New York models of the + THE-REBEL BANK OFFICIALS ON PAROLE. ‘The Alexandria Constitution to be Mado That of the State, &e., d&e., &e. Surrender of President Johnsem to the Rebels. Bepudiation of the Public Debt the’ Only Way Our Richmend Correspondence. that it te produced in Paria, Rioumoxp, Va., May 29, 1865. be general bag Mr. Marctsok, 6 may not ive Mette praweing Tapiakeicamoin |The Georgia Legisiature Pro- JEPY, DAVIS TO BR REMOVED TO WASHINGTON, ‘The score has ben secured to eral months to Save the Country, JoN. Davis, the distinguished State criminal confined It ts probable that Marotaek ren eas tan hibitea Assembling . eat Fortress Monroe, havingjbeen duly indicted by a grand. singing birds during bis tour. to pe the wonpe ‘already irom » . &., ° &, & suey, will be removed from his placo.of confaement in engaged for the ‘fall season, —a the Fortress to Washington on Tuesday next, the 80th ai Phil 00 | Nieneral Charberiain to at prosont at the 8. Boston, May 31; te6: ‘instant, ‘The prieoner will be taken quietly to his desti. | Cl u Gibeen, Peon ; io'o0 ae, asalso (. T. Sherman, a brother ot Gen! | DEATH OF JUDGE CATRON. Tho New England Anti Slavery Convention ‘mot to:dag bee Pace dt lr ve bogilizo of every Joepn Feros Lr er rem Poy othe M "7 the fare among s gumber Sy 4 tho Molodeon, and was very fifly-attended. The fev. * a OR ovat fo make oo bircaldenes ag — Habricht.......... 10,000 | fornia; ay Byae, of Calitorcie io Mossage of we hppetieng obaii o@ the Business ir. ms just now unusu- * g F Eebel vernor fons ips, as rman (omit vally digconsolate. Ho has been made aware of his indict- Recnives Bet tay meee Coyle, of Washington, and Judge Steole, of Kingston. baud ie! baah Claeke, 00, reported a resolution to the offeet that it 1s tho nébtled sment, i cs i a oo . . , wus Kaioaia Weddicdoe of Mississippi, opinion of the Convention thet the reveastruction Jo? the The reception of Governor Pierpont, the details of sph +98, 83,900,000 New Yous, Moy 31, 1865. he, &e., &. States, without nogro suffrage, ioe practical eur‘ “which recounted at length in my despatch that left pepe ee ing ce peentetonaeyl rn roti x var inc naucconontus seaman creas ae D: e even there on Saturday morning, is to be followed this evening Sarma omnes Rains, Esq, :— ? ieee Seceowis aoiplad hundred and one The Cincinnati Despatch. expected amendment of the prions Loot inef: “by a grand feveo to be held in the executive mansion. | national debt coe e, suegestion for paying off the a pou e Lincoln Mose- Coronnan, May 31, 1865, ficient for the freedom and protection ofthe negro race. meets my appro Pl my name’| ment by the employes of Lord & Taylor, which please ‘The Gasetts has a Nashville: t ee ‘erect ; ‘despatch, which says:— 008. a eae ot a eke apply accordingly, Thieis intended for the city monu- | The amnesty proclamation: was received here with MBSORS. LOUNSBURY, BIGSRLL AND cOMPANT’s BB- | ™°™* Yours, vory respectfully, JOHN ¥. CLARK, — | grestsatiafaction by loyal men. Sides Wronrauxg, Conn., May 30, 1865, John &. Lyle. . Dun ne wih be Yount in ok oleate es Y; “Governor Pierpont has, by his calm bearing and words of Mr. Phillips supported the resolution in a ores speech. He contended that slavery was-‘abolinked, that the recomstruction policy of the ‘aditiimistration, es’ set forth in the proclamation for the réounstruction of North-Carolina, was an sbsolate surrender’of the helm General Wilson issued an order at Macon, Ga., on the of the Union into the harids of Alexander H! Stephens thought of by all ‘classes. Somo wards , fraud upon the North. Every'life ‘and overy 4s expressed by tho loading, men of’ the aie ce ectighabrnge oa 8. H. Knecland, eee ee nnnele Georgia Legislature from as- and his coworkers. Reconstruction on that basis was a to the expediency or propriety of the Governors ad-| Fi “ ? 1. R. Giibert. Ssovmnetl: She gene 27 Pasman. shel practical lite to what is known as the “Alexandria consti. irst gun from ‘Old Connecticut. Julius T. Sumt, peaceful avocations, promising them the protection of cad ‘tution. The Governor is understood to be pledged to the MB. EDWARD H. HART’S SUBSORIPTION. aL Koa. the United States government. dollar they had spent had been stolen frot them. There itera the integrity of this paper for the | 5, __Naw Yon, May 96, 1868, | James Ni was but one way in which the people could stitMhold the Rr bi who have called a bein eae Dasa Sm—Please put my name down for one share George Wileor. The Nashville Despatch. SRN. | Delma of actaics, and that Wass declaration efirepadiation stheir Total of the entire war debt. Such a would have bis out phage ren bens iad nn seen ae WARD E, Want eee one i Hon. Judge Catron, pmibincsp ical pytag Suprom 1." *T Leon tesaperary lone’ to'ba"eaear. Net | voloe and vote, until God, called gir home, Hewoulé ~ Pe eo ultimately be framed, from which the alleged ob- MR. J. B. SCHENCK’S SUBSORIPTION. Wm, J. Vinoems Gout of the United States, died in thi clty last evening. | Duo dopostiors. Comma cRRtaN: every.» Mem Ot -RegeneneNem Jectionable features Alexandria document will be Fy A that did“ not jb eliminated. Jamia Geese. Benue, Ean 30, 1868, HM The assote of the State bank are now being counted at oe Oe ee a a (4 THL_OOVERNOR AND cmR MILITARY AUTHORITIRG, Daan &—You will oblige by adding my name tothe | Daniel N. (he Capitol. Me serie. See. ere wie Oe vm 35 jonsive spirit of accord seems to prevail be- of subscribers to the patriotic fund for the liquide. | W%™- 4. Applegate, There were but’ two parties in thé country—the Howell Cobb was paroted to visit his family. The rebel secretary Mallory and Senator Hill left yes- terday for Fort Warren. sycophants of'Jeff. Davis and the lovers of liberty. Every man-who supported the North Carolina proclama- every honor at the hands of th, ‘The officials of the st tion was @ Davis’ sycophant. Better, far better, would © generals. Ge : MR. J01 y: 9 SUBSCRIPTI! tate bank, Ray, Joel A. Battle \ J General Major General Dev Tiger bene gt ives House, Naw ‘Yorx, May 30, 1868, oe =, ‘and Dunlap, are out on parole, n fact $6,000 | it have been for Grunt to have surrendered to Lee thas: ‘Turner, General Gi General Kelton General Sm:—I will subscribe for 10,000, Joba Pounder. Me atc out 7,000 | for President: Johnson to have surrendered to Nort NM Chief of Stat of the Department of Vir- | *°%% JOHN. 8. NT. Chas. Hoffman, Message of the Rebet Governor Clarke, ++ 302,000 | Carolina. ee Seen wees Ge Sevecoer, Mr, Sathg HSE QAKLEY'S SUBBCRIFTION. oo of Mississtppi. TOA. ..s ss sssesesesseseserssereeseceeeses $816,000 | Hon. Amasa Walker followed in a fult ondorsement of This day, in the calends of May, eighteen hundred and AB heer mp eno kindness to place me on Thomas Warner, Caro, May 8, 1865. — of silver, including purchases— Mr. Phillips’ speech. ‘sixty-five, will witness the auspicious opening of a new | the Roll of Honor for ssubscription of twenty thousand | @ N. T. Lord. Governor Clarke's message: to the Mississippi Legis- nee? cone uke aaous Sonne and progressive era im the bisierr ot the ancient and | dollars—$20,000—and also my nephew, Mr. Habricht Eugono Paria, lature has been received: After ad dived Stateu butt nt h pbemapem yy tate ebemmye iy Pop oy ‘hitherto honored commonwealth of Virginia. Virginia, | for ten thousand dollars more: As'the febeilicn ic it, Louis Beker. ive verting to the re- | United States bullion (contained in gold) retail, cheap; best $4 White Shirts four for $10; | —— past traditions are so redolent of far, in connec- | crashed let us, who have the means, relieve the masoes Robert Senir. Senne 00 Bite nation, ie. atlling., the. Amen: aaed rei fey _ ce io CORDA aor 9 Atnenne caret er Mason and an almost ondiece enter ian pare Gea ae. | Selena eh an ace oc SBA a prove. oureslage tue aot wat bly together, and to the trying circumstances under | United Statce bullion (Nevadsy Ask For Mrs. 8. A. Allen’s World's Hate -alted hale indies, cnpane eaten cic. of our common country, oe ing which they met, ne admite that the war “a Restorer and Dressing, They hare no equals, and should be Tiinee set tmmorial stacemanship, ‘amiat Eighty-second street, near Third avenue, Yorisville, William Davis, - Sppalaeelageiocatainae leno ipgtied ae a Total deposits, paynbio in bars ee Pry tpt Ag hat _ ee — Gs . MR. THRO, FRELINGHISER fICKS’ SUBSCRIPTION. i coeetigeinr eracy of the Southern States; and he expres: | Total deposita, payable in coln Address to Smokers—-Pollai & Son, Moers e Bw — r= ' adway, street. br the da pot the ag etasteet hanes and eighty. Jauus Gorvon Bewnerr, Eeq :- hn dl bericht Typ 5 Ae Glondenn ro remy Na Satie ss sarokeder es Boer i on Haar roa ats order, Peleg moa e les 7 see? john Glen rf repal . elation." Hor, on thei of this State, where is Pincers gui oh me core ero saree — $10, 00; Kaw'd. ON her laws, He admits that the Southern States will return | Transaitiot ec |te’s Patent Lever Truss” Oures ‘Granso tnd tatayetie ‘Contribute Freely of theimialedts ty | *pectfully, THEO. FRELINGHISER HICKS. | Rowhnd W, Washing, to the Union, and says the eireumstances surrounding | ‘for coinage beck. Light, cleus ¢ em induce thom to consent ; but the necessi| ‘Washington in the caine se tke pace fe Ta ere$ cuba eaupec 2 May 90, 1868. Paneteseniee Pr Hondritecu: Je. the result of military power, will felt recegeal itn Arrivals and Departures: — girugglo, whose object was the w Dear Sm—Please to add my name to the subscriptions | Daniel L. Okie. Joneph ¥. Morriaoa, a delicate and difficult task. He advises the adoption of ABRIV ALS. Lottery Prizes Cashed. Of dtieg ce and power on this continent. for the payment of the national debt for $10,000. C. Dowsloy. J. H. Thompeou. the speediest m: as a wisvEnroot— Steamship Persia—Mlas Allinson, Mriand Mra | cial drawings, circulars and information-sent. yj os same pee sey but benign ‘ALBE! Wm. McKenzie. G. Pulver. ith aba go accomp! this in accordance Perkins. bet Mer eae ag trl Mer and Mrs B |. R. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street, New York. dened Peer ge Sahilpctrmansty Tashaes, al res MB. JOHN Baron's susscateriON, Robert Pure roe i the oti otha. hbo yee ane munen We Tenant Terie Tees Gunes S or | A—Importemt to Soldiers.—-Gents’ Alt orance, yy and unrelenting pride, and a boastfu inw Yorx, 30, 1865. ! a dnughter, Misa Lehman, Mr Pratt, Nr O'iMelen, Mrs Biel Wool Suite, $18: Boys’ All Wool Suits, $9, at I. ¥. BRO- and aN veauionmie een esiful | Janne Gonvow Bawxert, Esq :— TO THE EDITOR OF THE. HERALD. with which the people of Mississippi, in 1861, through | and child, Lieut Col Earle, lady and ae 1 euclew | KAW'S, 4 Fourth avenue, and 62 Lafayette place. Ly bee rend liberality of ah ronal a ‘cour. qemntin_eieese add we, mary foe one share—$10,000.. New Yora, May 81, 1866. their authorized delegates in paras severed bee fon’ Ca i WP Montnor oe Pn Me Meant Mei oe han hana “ie, & stalwart patience In the mucceeafal bearin got arms, | my hearty approval, You nt of the aational debt meets | | rincoln Monument subscription from the dry goods | connection with the Union; and says this action | Hear, Wit Keith, FH Weeks, ie ocrigs, ibe eibbal "Aceh s, Temnt Cemees Soe s Broadway goodly, yot. gentle glare of constitutional Mborty and JOHN HAIGHT, 15 Burling slip. | bouse of Butler, Broome & Clapp, 75 to.86 Duaneatreet;~ | wae not hasty, but the subject had occupied | i.A%! Mts Goodhneand daughter, Major Ganeral Sis Jeb | Atdominalsupporirs, &c., carefully applied and satiate: under the nee af tawe fathers of MESBRE. FIELD AND vans’ SUBSCRIPTION. ; me bapa * 5 Sorges the minds of the people for’ many years. Causes |*D Meclement, Mr and Mrs (24 Clarke and c ia, Mrs Wi tion gusranteed, Tee 5 Lincoln iysses 8. Grant. izw Youre Peart Work: \ 3. J, Broome, . ing, which would have justified: revolution impelled them | erness: Mrand Mrs Wt Evamete Me antMorD 1 An Faces are of Many Styles, so Should ‘far ga the return of permanent prosperity Wo the borders | "Daan Sis_—We wish to have our names entered on | Reber Starr P dofense alone, did Mississippi raise armies in obedience | murse: Mise Jucsbe, XVall_ and’ son, MY, ickolirlinor, — vat ieginia i concern He will complete the civil, as | your list for three shares—viz: $30,000—towards A. Twoedy, EO. mn, to her laws and ordinances to repel invasion. The | $,/ishman, Mr. Ward, Wm Smith, | R Fenapelly, | A pictorial Phrenological Journal for “neral done the military, work incident to | off the national debt, and should be willing to sul 0. 8. Titus, 1, Turner, Lt Col Romadowsky, Mr Curtis, Mr Collamore, D Brown, June, IMastrations, Physiognomy, Ethnology, Physiology, ‘the solution of the great problem now to be worked out | for one more sharo'if we could only seean immediate | 3: A. Parsona ‘4. C. Hopper, Northern States, which have demonstrated their carnest- | Innis, Dr Coppet, CB itare, Mie Wrigby D J Hing: Win An- | Paychology. Only 20 centay Newsmen have it, Addresd tm this section of our commen countzy. end to the collection of th» six per cent taxon all the | © Walke, L. Kolb, ©” ness to presetve the Union as essential to free | daughters andscrrants Win Green, x deg ui + one Wvarrs, Power & Well, 3) Brondway, New York, To munmewonss ‘ABOUT RICHMOND. pearl buttons we manufacture. FIELD & EVANS. L i Hurd, bee government and liberty, and which have by the | ESelz,A Strauss, P Ortega, Ded Ogarzabel, ME Bresier, IE mape other sketches of all the lines of corner Fifty-third street and First avenue, Bell, loin T. Davies, xbi Mr Julien, Mr Burchardt, Mr Thompson and son, RevDr | Am Old and Well-tricd memesy fn and about Richmond, as well as the old Union MR. e G. Sidman, W. H. Vorheer, exhibition of their power astonished the world, cannot | xmith, Rev J L Poore, Lé Col Lyons, Mr Greenshields, H WINSLOW'S BOOTHING,SYRUP for n teeth ines both in front.of this elty ‘and Petersburg, are. to be . BRONSON MURBAY’S SUBSCRIPTION. RH. Buckland, Andrew Kelly, now desire the abasement and destruction of the people | Livingstone, Mr Macaiilay, Mr Royual, Geo Quinam Nv Por- | ing has stood the test of thirty years. Millions of mothers made, for | in War Department. Major No, 47 Nassav Strasser, John Heberton, T. Mont twlas, G8 Williams, Mise Berry, J McGill, Mr Hammersiey, | can testify that tt {s reliable and’ perfectly safe in all cases ‘General Eparon New Yorx Herary:— » " whom in the they found equal to themselves in | © W Park, Jos Hills, Mias Annie Dunlop, Geo Reynolds, J | Relieves the child from pain, softens the gums, regulates the Engincer of the armies, will L, Chestnutwood, Thomas P come here day to-morrow, by military assignment, Bory ion] fom Baga 9 dollats: ze sink. e D. Rushmore, L. R. Harbison, all except numbers and resources. By the concession of Beas Dane 2%, Reiner, Fa unegers ‘Ashworth, Rene iene Peak, ePrice 38 ToS veal ‘40 carry-out the orders of the government in this respect. tablishment by a relnking es Brown Walke, Joba R. Stevens. ‘ equal rights alone can the full consent of the people be Hay, ve 4 be) NRL. eee Rat 7 re government burean of fund, yp AN A- n np Ree Sioee | J SEED SAND Th BAM Dased upon five ideas, viz:— - obtained. rhe A iS Aare. ee Barry’s Tricopherous, for the $f Kant doin town, with nis family, « guest of Colonel | "*Pay.e™ the reception of solute donations Sixth Annual Commencement of the | "io recommonds calling convention to repeal the | diserceiany Mie in, Wi tag oe, Meadithben, ¥ | wane "Eicon by ioe fomition te ‘Georg oe Hog tage pane we pang Ms ee reception of legacies. Cooper Union. Franco Gulbaga, J Cabargs and M Qui cn Ee ae ~ Senator witl remain for two or three days longer. ot donations to bear an intetest of | ‘Thosixth annual ret ie Ordinance of secession, remodel the State constitution, | MiseG Quinths, Mise Mf Guiniero, Misey Quintero: Mise W | ™! (ten eorrbeeyemyg A = commencement Cooper Uniow'| and onlarge the power of the Legislature. He thon | Quinters, C Quintero, O Morne: s M Cunretull indy and | Beene it tm. the mont eons eer, Oe Third—| ten per cent, wl shall be applied, to that extent, bras M Frist and Bau hter: F Malpica, lady, Mffairs at Frederickshurg—Ov: ex One | ever, only upon the incdme tax, for the current took place last evening, in the presence of as large an | recommends the @ of various acts, renders the use of oil, pomatum, or ai Thousand Persons Take® the Oath of | the dono. “interest to cease abd the donation Become | audience as the spacious lecture hall of the Institite | Legislature adjourned witho 1 nat aw the | three children and servant: Mra M de George and thre chil: | sug snperfuons, ‘sold by Newbury & Sonn, Allegiance. absolute on death of the donor. could by any contrivance accommodate. uurned without considering any of them, | Srar'i,tt MAID andd Mad Aan: Jar hy dhainasr F Predere, | Londons caaver, 1 , j rom the Richmond Republic, May 26), Fourth—Recoption of subscription in government s0- b Baad mmodate, Peter Cooper, | they are omitted. Tho message concludes us follows Indy and child: D Renwick, BR uoer Mi Alsinare; | 22¥,Piceadiliy, London; Jones & Co. 23 Bouler Upto last, Monday night one thousand one hundred | curities, paid invat the time ‘The interest on these w bo | 8% the worthy founder of this noble institution, occu- | The terribie contest through which the country has | Mist Zoe Robella, GB Child, Indy and three children: | Siitouin, Port strasse No’ Puambarn Goteclt tose cath teks aise pocminia O60 Bont of the leading | rogulary paid over to the partie, ‘who, ax well ax all pied the chair, and with him on the platform we noticed | just passed aroused in every section the flercest pasrions | t,rinn PF 'isckson A’ Cotes, J Thue A Lobe FD | burg: Henry, High street, Guernsey) Grown, ‘and {uSeeatial of jeksburg and the sur- | ot! shall stil pay all thetr taxce. If on the 15th | Edward Cooper, W.@. Hunt, A. & Hewitt and W.c, | ° thehuman heart, and in many instances had led to | quetie, #8 Lamb, P McKenald D Herers, L Merques) A Van | Granth: ncolnshiras” Ci bY ‘Founding country, had come forward and taken the oath | of June, 1867, the-entire debt is not subscribed or paidoff, | yorpianck if se the commission of crimes of the most malignant char- } Nostrand, A Si , TH Passin, Fed Barnes, MJohbeon, a | Havana: sn Bros, Canada; Mi a ‘Sr allogiance to the United States; and the Provest Mar- | these subscriptions to be refunded, excopt— orplanck, Faqs. A large platform was erected for the | acter, until lawlessness seems to have culminated in the | D Smith, Altred A fandoloh, WW Watts) Uniide,d Miia, | Graton” vying edwnttia talked, Hempeleed, Bebe Ht shal at Fredericksburg had feted les to seven If on the 15th of June, 1867, three-quarters of | accommodation of the ladies and gentlemen who took | assassination of Mr. Lincola and the attempt to assas- | ) Savra, D Forezet, A Harmon, A 1 Francois, V Hrito, w wun, bon. Panama: Niobey, Brnuil; Neous & ©. a Stal at Rredarickspure Lad Eras soliaras” Ak of the | the debt ix pold oft and Congress abolish sit income | part in the exercises of the evening, which were. com. | cecretary Seward. "For thowe acta, 90 atrocious, hor. | (220g ?,Thurne, H Rendall, 1 Noor 2 Fridere, Pan. | a'“tiarjoum Vere Crus, México: Kenoedy, Jalapa; Wein, “sity officials have taken the oath. taxes and revenue diities, then an export duty op cotton | menced by the overture to Tancredi, by Dod: | Die, abd repugnant to the Instincts of the American heart, | Powell, © D Valeney, J Drover ¥'be Aleman, D Cartons, | Brasame Jocdate, Rusin’ Barrath, China; 4 and tobacco to sink the balance. Thus Johnny Bull and | worth’s band. Music, vocal and instrumental, ora. | “040 much opposed to the principles regulating our ancl, B Mesa, $Allen, F Rovira, F Angulo, J) B ea tad tee ee Affairs at Danville—The Negroes Return- Johnny Crapeau to help pay the poh make. | tions, &c,, comprised the exercises of the evening. social life, you feel, I am sure, in common with | Barr, E. Oneri, Thoma, () Eadel, io MF , ‘ne, J ete IN MURRAY. A duet,’ arranged for two pianos, received the whole ople of this State, the profoundest | Maury, M Amentos, P Amentos, J Amentos, J Batehelor’s Hair Dye—The. (frees Bs Stolen Repubuie May 26.) stoi te., atts “ScebcRIETON, ‘a woll merited encore, as also Reenecken's beautiful bal- | *¢timents of detestation. The period too at which they -| ¥ran\ A Burt. s Koppell, J Guy. B ianaeer jx'sicenF id. Hat instantaneous, Mavens perteck From ‘gentlemen who left Ile Tuesday morning D Naw Your, May 30, 1865, | Jad, ‘“Thowart so near and yet so far,” rendered with | ocurred was most inauspiciogs fur the fortunes of the Bay Steamehip” Bisekstone—Mee DH Baldwin, vactory Bt Batclay street swe have late intelligence from thi&t section of the State. | Mr. James Gonvoy Bexnerr:— npnar remarkable sweetness by Miss Letts, a fair member of | CURtryY; for they bave inflamed the minds of the North- | three ‘and servant: Mrand Mrs BH Hardee, Mra Saag noo Spee a Peaco and quiet reign supreme throughout that country. | Sin—I concur fully with your idea of extinguishing the Orpheonist class. bittered Tred a Pe ge or BA og ey pa eg ee he aon Peg nray = lets ee SE tnanin, mee , will no wa Weston, ‘Miss % Mr and Mra a wi De. ; Under wise adopted by the military autho- | our national debt, and request Jt, 12 pu. ame down for ree oo mg tig na Pea Myrtle. y edhe them to the Southeyn people, yet for the present they | Scott, da nd two servants; Mrand Mos Johnson, Mra | Broadway. . two thares ($20,000 each), and I am confident that many Mra Karnochran, two children and two regul: orities, the are returning to their homes and to 1 M Webb, be od try neighbors will follgw my example. Yours, traly, | condition as regards funds. ‘The recetpts for the year | MAY, retard an adjustment of our laws and social servants’, Ma, work. The corn and oat crops are most pro- insti JF Cummings and servant, Mrs WP Best—Miller’ x DyewOheapest and tach-whieh wo-absoniele. Wik. the inoresatie- ‘ onding Janniary, 1865, including a balance from previous | (stitutions on such a basis as will most | man and Huukit, G4W Bramhall, Mi Creighton, - Lp ‘mising, fact wh perenne rr ela E. HALL, Newark, N. J Year of $4,140 82, have been $94,177 17, while the ox. | speedily ve, quiet aud repore to the people and | Huntington, ML Totherion, J Deeseen. ‘TE bilepp FA dest. Fry it Largo cise, TScenin...Selane arpesits. Be {action trale being properly cared {or and harvested, | MESSRS. LEWIS AUDENRIED AND COMPANY'S 8UB- | penditure ‘has been §31,647 76, showing a Dalanco in | Country. ft ie alleged that the immediate parties en- | Tupper, J L Vorhes, 8 W Wright, Mise MH Johnson. s “The recent heavy: rains extended as faras Danville; and SCRIPTIONS. hand of $2,692 41. The number of female atudente in Oe re ence hen eaahanied & mamber DEPARTURES. Chevalier’s Life fer the Mair Restores being with hail, as was the ease {n the Purapgurma, May 27, 1865. | the School of Art during the year has been two hundred | (f, Gentlemen well known for their adherence to | Juvempoor—Steamship Cula—Mrs Thos Johnston and.| gray bair to “ps Ata falling out, Reepe the wiry north-of Richmond, were most acorptable to the | Sm—Your suggestion ato the liquidation of the na- | and seventy-two, Tho number of pupils attending the | Hye ,,aNes, 0%, ane South. Among then | Jefferson | child. Mew. A. Johnston Qhids Mes Walsh, Mrs W, Walsh, frak tinea: ‘Stands above Soragarison, wit aap ether aoa tional debt is capital, and ite consummation would be | night clases has been one thousand five hundred and | Da¥!s and Jacob Thompson of that State. This implica. | England: Mrand Mie Q it Muller. Hevana; Mrs J R Busk:'| dyeasing Sold At the drug’sto:¢a and ni, my Otte, No. ys Broadway. AH A. FALIER, M. DB. “larke on account of the purity of | Infant and servant, New York; Mr and Mra Young, Pennsylvania: Mrs il, son and nephew, charucteristically American. Such a stupendous under- | twenty-six. After the reading of the report, Mr. Cooper, | tion Is repelled by Go taking would not for a moment be entertained by any | the President, presented medals to Mossra. Frees aud | ‘he Private chatacters, personal integrity, honor, truth, WD aedandiotann © asa © ote wil step Said gentlemen. | Phitadeiphia; Fred Tr fi whe. 1—The Gov: other nation; but we ean do it if our patri Rosch, who had compieted their five years course of in. | nd uniform Christian morality of Fred Trings, Bo ‘Grote Courtship As It Should Be.—Sensible {nthe reccee he Work, Seward wi thewunalaleatty.. Meee Te conte eng those taken of distinction | But he says if the evidence justifies the chargo, their | Cincinnati; 6 Bortaureky Landon; W Rabing, Tiverpoo advice 1 young people of oth gaxes, in June No. PHRENO {From the kichmond Republic, May 26.) ‘On the terms stated in your issue of the 26th we beg to | Mr. Cooper made a few appropriate remarks. Messrs, | #™es anc characters will be tarnished forever. A MacPherson, Liverpoc f Cal ima; ( LOGIOAL JOU 7 Soe. conta. Kewanee ve 10. The Jamon tiver and Kanawha ‘our readiees will tender, you ‘our subscription for an original share | Corbett, =cott and Hayson were the recipients of similar —<—— Raslob, Cubs; Mr Andes, Cubs; BR Bremner, Obie, Joka TOWLER SWELLS, Xo. ! way. ‘ee graiified to loarn, 18 to be thoroughly repaired and | (820,000), and our sefftor partnér, Mr. Lewis Audenried, | honors. News from New Orleans. James Young, Pennaylynia; V Layarret, New fork; & | Cloth A Bine Steck of Men's and Fin working order. At a mecting of the Board of | Will subscribe a like amount. "Keep the ball rolling | ‘The proceedings terminated with a patriotic song, the Naw ORLEANS, May 26, via Cano, May 81, 1865, | Willimmson, Cincinnatt, Mr ana Mra R'P Hornik, New York; re Oweten, & ee Hold gosterday, it was determined to employ | Very respectfully yours, LEWIS AUDENRIED & CO." | “Union Forever,” by Mr Jewett and the Orpheonists. aes tig » May 31, 1908. | ZLownes, Oblo; Havens; B Ousthamer: | BURRS cents clething mirchees, ist Puls eed a eet tour hundred laborers and fifty mechanics, and | JAMES GORDON Bexserr, Eeq., editor Nuw Yonr« | The exercises of the evening reflect greut credit on the The telegram announcing the removal of General | New York; I Bren‘ano, S Schuper, NY; Aled | Nassau sireste, corer agpealie Sun building, ‘begin tho repairs immediately. " ‘Henaup. pupils and professors, and it is to be hoped the session | Banks and the appointment of General Sheridan to the be Rae py d 4, eee; Loe ati As the compan: Ci Mg mens, a MORB SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM PHILADELPHIA. prapregenn deena «retry mn ery ge command of the military distract, caused much com: | Tampico; L. Zork, New York: Mr’ and Mre V Lara pene, SSriean. at the Heart.—Halt See are rhe’ nacemary Teaiona, asad oo Purapsurms, May 31, 1965. | Snow'thvir appreciation. of an inetitution which Les not | MeBt The majority of the people seem to be pleased, | Sani. i Leon, Now Re Eee a | ee eT BLOR RENE fe puaronteed (conve Ml diesases terials, and guarantee payment of the thus | James Gordon Baynetr, Editor New York Heraup:— its equal in any country in the world. while the politicians regret the removal of Gen. Banks, ip i" jew ore § Schulte ‘Pexas; Dr | the —— It Esigves B e Worst cases of areata in omg etl, Sages eg the pay of those who are [ Please add to your Roll of Honor— i Saale aealia ‘The French-Mexican organ, the Eua/ete, says ® war | Shar 'M Sh a a to » Teper 8 Dey by willing earn a lvolihood. ro aos. Ve childs s F rary ‘Theo are now in the country hundreds of unemployed ae with the United States is inevitable. It te believed im | GOS 2S7inTecnan, do, Mew G, it Maghee, tee Mashee: rs. 8. An ‘World's Hate LETTER PROM THE PERUVIAN MINTSTEL. Mexico that the federal troops will immediately march.| $° yu" iaghen’ New Yorks J Corduckon "dg; Mr ‘TO THE EDITOR OF THE WRRALD, 1° into that country. Great hate is openly manifested by | Mrt A 1 Tins You have received intelligence from San Franscisco, 3 5 the Mexicans, toward the French, and Maximilian js | Hoffman, ctuld and two servants; Mrand ve J Tuckerman. California, that the filibu Williams, g " ~—) 4 "7 alifornia, he watero Willi: who proposed shvethh ound Gdibah of them, A counter Tevotetion. 4 servant, New York; Mrand MreJ Rohostann and child, to seize the Peruvian steamgy Colon, now lying at that ow York, Miss McCune aud sister, St Louis: D P Snook, RESTORE AND ‘bincastne toring, caulng and Deautifying the hair. santa ‘sae Mighest Premium Lockstitch Sewing Ma.bine and Putigancle Bashing: Ww i & WILSO! roadway, N..¥. New York; J Cord four ohildren and servant, H Met whites and blacks without means of subsistence, and the i a ine, do; Mrs ‘aad Mr © B work now offered is a blessing to them. Surely poo ‘will need no additional stimulant to induce them to sec! einployment on this canal, and thus benefit themselves ‘and the State at large, Canal yt im- ), ¥ M Marewek, Ni York: M i N serions aageovonasae mane fase and ahente ay poff, in order to ft her out a8 a privateer against French | ‘*!k®%d of freely York> Mie Kates Holden, DJ Holden: hic Holdem Mrs 3 i was ‘working order with as litle delay aa possible: | The gov: commerce in the Pacific, had explainsd to his associates The Catro Despateh. J Andrews, Misa G Kelly, Honorable Edgerton, M Edgerton, erponcenie Pictures, e., on hand. chen ernment, seein necessity for it, indly exten \ “that th , \. a nd, Baltimore: ‘Mt ie L TEGOAT BROTHERS, fans reat, a helping handy and the directors are pledged to spare no ‘We are glad to see, among the many other new enter. Bitieg vecress the ie: Nonnaee fe seiacen horities Ge hase Seed . ne ed corvasny Jee Fry, c Seles, Ri a ‘evforts to have it to trade as soon as the necessary in inaking the seizure was werm Canby, dy order of the President, has inatruct- ‘ E Ttoat and son, Bi A. Miller & Co., Hatters.—Retail Ee- a ct ci 0 wnd that the show of for . - J Kautman, Bremet Huge an prises of the day, that our ocean carrying ee ae ‘ ry to acquit the latter of avy blame in the | General Warrea, commanding the Department of the Mr apd ire Jouna, Philadelphia 2 Madun, J x be entirely rage aie Wier eae i “a matter. ab : Midkissipp!, not to recogniz® any of tho offcers of | Mrs and MY Canada Went: Miss Rowsiwer, Ne 4 are prompted to this belief by the knowledge of ‘As the representative of the govornmont of Poru im | the rebel State gov tg within the limits of his | T, Young, Poonaylvania; ® Sallorgne, Jr, St Louis, Bt ts country, I hereby declare, in tho most solemn man eeroemnente Wi Siavin, ft, Laqueer, Meant Mrs Mekendorfar, Infant.and Fecent incorporation of the Ameriean and Mexican Mail | Ty tem eee ever made any such statoment it | Command, as authoriged to exercise the functions of their nb J Wiese, mion, U Becker, New York, Mrs Steamship Company, whose purpose it ia to run a semi- | Was a gratuitous falsehood; for my goverment, perfectly | late offices, and prevent by force, if necessary, the dy, Mise Kennedy, WO Keunedy, H Gosling, F Tarns monthly line of first class sieamers betwoen this port | understanding its rights and its daties, and highly 9p- | gesembling of theeLegilature, and imprison the mem- nd; @ Kelly, Sew York; MB iichas and the port of Vera Cruz, touching both ways at | Preciating the cordial and friendly relations which unite bers of tara J rig agiedices mochat, N §'Remochan, J F Rem it Co that of this repubiie, has not, and never would, coa- : ers wha attempt to act in opposition to Il Owen, Professor Botter, New Yor Havana. The projectors and shareholders of this asso- | pive at any scheme having in view the violation of she | his orders, Kin repairs can be . We therefore hope that not many -days will elapse ere the boats are making their accus- tomed trips Wo the head of the improvement, thus putting Richmond in communication with the interior of the State, Lat the railroads and canal get to work regularly, and Virginia will not be long in recovering from the ehock ot war that has swept over her whole surface and damaged her fair proportions. By reference to the ad- vertivament of the chief engineer, parties seeking em- ployment will know where to apply. auttactory and wholesale de Mra. M. G. Brown's Metaphysical Dis- covery kill# the root of ull disease. Price 86. Gb Bond street. Seud fur a cireular Prizes Cashed in All Legaliged Lotten ‘ee, dint ytho eon. awings sent. ee A Or CUUTE, Broker's ofice, i2@Broadway. ley, London; Misa Mackean, Hamilton; Mise ciation are of the oldest and wealthiest merchants, ship- | laws of the United States, or of any other nation, and } \ fre ap Pyorsburg. Tenn., last Friday, destroyed | way h e, 08 Livermore, I Crawford, H Crowther, J Dy \ ’ day, roy: ‘opping, Misa T York: M d owners, machinists and shipbuilders of the city, Their | much less would \t lower the dig ny baggy v oe ies, . a Fon ¥ of Pera by assoviat- iH t. w vessela’ are built expresely for the trade, and two of | img its name with any undertaking ed in tho | eight stores, Lows unknown ria ire tee Rw oat ire & Mepecinn, them—the Manbattan and Vera Cruz—are already | Manner and urposes of that which was orgopized Manchester; WH MoVickar and sei , Miss MoVickar, N launched, and lie at presont at the pier of the Morgan | 8nd directed by the aforesaid Williams. Tam, sir, your The Trial of Judge Bullitt. York; Mra W Whitney, two daughters and servant Iron Works, receiving their engines, machinery, &c., and | ™ost obedient, Lovrsvinux, May 32, 1865, | Oy Soot Whitney, Mrand Mee superb specimens of Yankee marine architecture they ee eee Tho trial of Chief Justice Joshua Bullitt terminated | Tusk,’ H tlian, York Uso Mrs. 8. A. Allen's World's Hatr Re ttorer and Dressing for roqtoring color and patiral beauty. Old Eyes Made New. . A Pamphlet directing how to speedily restore sight up speetncle, without aid of doctor on madi Sty with Implements, é&c, {From the Richmond Republic, May 26.) We have had the pleasure of an interview with Rev, ‘Abbott, President of the American Union Com- 100, Holland; L.A Jee re SCG \ arubb, Phila 1], free, on receipt of ten congs, Addcess EB. mission of New York and Boston, and Rev. Dr. H. A. | certa CA Post, © it Shey York: A Schalze, Chile: R | wh = d junta eomeame . wi i will be her sed’ with be am si Trteaing our inquiries, we were informed at the office to-day in the Kentucky Legislature. Both branches sus- | ts ner, ‘ne! t i i ttitadelphias Rabeing M.D, Tide Broadway, New Ye ioh wi oral ‘wi re com| e rat, Del iol Cul { inond, Se cat sliatuction ‘bythe agricultural community of Vir- | Sidgwneet Renters, with three decks each; beam engines, Inpsanaronm, May 31,1966, | ined the addross of the committee requesting the | NVork: Mrad 8 Bradley, Caunds: Weat--amount of specia, deawisg of maya ca wanther page. eae ginia, The object of the commission is to establish In | sixty.five inches by’ eleven feet; seven hundred an fifty | The President bas commated the sentence of Bowles, ( Governor to remove him from office. $917,900, —Steamsahie Britganth-—Mary Birengihens, Mire TAYLOR & CO. this city @ warehouse for egricultural implements of | horse power; lengih, two hundred and thirty-five feet | Mulligan and Horsey to tmprigonment for life Generals Upton and Alexander arrived here to-day two children, J mpbell, Inabella Lealie, eT ory doseription, ax well aa for reeds, to be wold at very | hy tnirey-aix feet beams depth twenty ix feet; one thon: ceoseemerne dle wy Sorah Cummings, Francis Xiques and Indy, MF T¥.—Gold, Paid for W Fates, 80 as to supply the great needs of our people. | sand five hundred tons burden, with stowage room for aud Mra MeDonald and fe tidren, Mrs John McDonald, i Wales paid for we ae lee Sek tar mone entirely unable to pay the | one thousand two hundred tons of freight; ft to carry MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. 4 Ot Burling= | Vacioy sinciair, Agnes Russel, 110 Holt, jaa Dunesn, Mes ican ane. ‘<i asked, the unplements one hundrea and fifty first class paseengers, and 80 con- ton, Vt. Cath Hunter a C . "hy will be furnished gratuitously.’ Further information on | Simo te BO quick Ee ae tah aonitore AAO mn nnnnnnmnnnns lars and two chikiren. Mee Fraser and Jamon Prager, Mr and th subject ean bo obtained from "Messrs. HL. Kent, | Sonvoyance of Ave hundfed wecrage oF second class able | The End of thve Rebellion—The Amnesty Bontsxoros, Vt, May St, 1800, | a Wy Elfia Sengater, eorvan, ohn O Auster, Ronald tecare, Fistula, Wiles: Oa Cured by t wathmey, C.D. Yale and Samuel Ruth, of Rich- | seugers; speed tweive miles per hour. The first of the | Proclamatt »n—Reconstruction—In Castloman and Murray, the rebel officers arrested here | fi"),ier Jamon Hunter, L Sinciais, ri D Sinclar, Jr; Wm | HENRY 4. DANTH Ba Conasiine, and nent or ot thle office. we Jeneyh a) no more matebie vessela—the Manhattan—is advertised to leave for Ha- ment of Jef¢, Dav last evening, will be sent (o General Dix to-night, Mur- | Gorton and lady y uiebman,, apt D ,Linnement, wn jurgeon, No. nare. regard ete mM announ Vera Cruz on the 16th of June, and the seco - ray is reported to be and a brother-in-law of the new os Wat 7 an Shipping Ta Chea) to us by the Commissioners, marked at once by the st of July. The hails are built by Me Lew: The Trial of the y @ major Lawson, ILC W nae Wetaen, ee Munro, a Her. | pp’ 2 x gs or ePA if pena Mrs Worth, ade, \n quant roatoat liberality and delicacy, has impressed us with & ines and machinery are fur. | the Natiofial Debt=News from Europe, |‘! “eneral Morgan. Wi eatindy, Kickard? Story ant iciy, Martin’ Patisom, | Reade street. ‘Sigh senge of their character as gent! (ce geen arp 9 2 ns imonerrivond vorncond aaa acpi Eo og AL ge ily AL He Fire in Meriden, Conn. de trinecand other ta the seertge. | Sleeve Buttons and StudenNew Styleem General Banke Ordered Home, Whitney, and its Secretary J. W. Pomeroy, , both The mail sv amship Ocean Queen, Captain Slocum, will New Haven, May 81, 1866. ne gy 9 errs, Cumann ‘ol | Aaa nad opty. From Two, Three, eee! Five 9 as cae Ss = Boatox, May 31, 1865, | for many years prominent members of thé Pacific Mail | leave this pa'rt to-morrow, at noon, for Aspinwall, The large Balmoral skirt factory of Mesers, Jedediah | tone, F Regun Winter Mra Andindes, S Vandrell, J "A | below Guunl etree, " A despatch to the Traneeript eaye:—“General Banks in | Seamabln Company. es sa managers we | _ Te mail for Central America and the South Pacis | wilcox und Co., in Meriden, was entirely destroyed by | KSinen € Regmora,Y & aciert ), 'aavend, M1, Deioge, FY -Witteox aud Gibbs’ Sewing M ordered to report at Waltham, Mase. His affairs are | cannot well seo why the American and Mexican Mail | ¥!li close rut haif-past ten o'clock to-morrow morning. ire this evening, Loss $200,000; insured $260,000, Einandes, J — © 8 Taloolt, WH 8 TERI, A) ago, Wea Drecdwrage ian Steamship Company may vot become one of the perma. ‘The Nv w Yorx H¥rato—Edition for the Pacific—will om a nent and prosperous institutions of the land, which ite | be publ’ shed at balf-past nine o'clock t-morrow morn. | Tite Fourta or Jouy ix Brooknty,—Tho annivorsary | Mixing PRoePRCTH IN Montana TexturonY,—From all canderjoing investigation at the War Department.’ Waterfal Wigs, Braids, -¥ h{ j Seely wholesale yeh a= Watson's Tamara —The Heir at Law was played | ree investments of money to open up & uew path of | 4 of the Deciaration of Independ to bo colo. | parts of the Territory we receive the moet cheering ac. | kinds in hair work, a f commerce eminently entities it to. blaration independence promises be | ‘Canal streets, here last night, with Mr, Gilbert as Lord Duberly, Mr, CC ——— It* will contain the important Amnesty Proclamation | brated th Brooklyn this your with greater apirit than ever | CONN © Rell dy ane aad mye pangs Rye oa! a pyre * Mark Smith as Dr. Pangloss, Young as Zekiel Homespun, Sale of Government Cotton, of ho President, giving tho terms of Pardon for the Reb- | before. Om formor occasions fron fftoon hundred to | jaa boun drifted out during winter paya well wherever | ,, Woe Cannot Bi » een Ceeaty ite your blood e and Miss Gannon and Mrs. Vernon as Cloely Homespun yon the aye and Lady Duberly, This is an excellent cast, and gave -an admirable presentation of this favorite old play. Mr. ‘Young's Zekie! Homespun was ono of the best perform. ances of the part wo: have ever seen, Miss Gannon’s Two thousand pne hundred and sixty bales of Charles- | 675. prosident Johnson's Policy of Reorganisation; Par. | three thousand dollars were appropriated for fireworks, | Washed. Far from being confined to one gulch, the ton cotton were sold yesterday in this city, under the | /ioulars of the Surrender of Kirby Smith aud the last | &o., but this year six thousand dollars wore tobeexponded | miner of Montana can now seek their fortunes, with . ood and reasonable hope of ample revynnoration, direction of Simeon Draper, United States Cotton Agent. } Army of the Rebele; The Indictment of Jeff. Davis | in celebrating the glorious Fourth and the return of | feast qwonty localities, nud as TOF quy'rin ue only ait. The following {s the range of prices in gold certifieates:~y | ang Breckinridge, for Troason; A Report of the | peace. Some time since, five thousand dollars were voted | culty that prosenta iteelf is to state whore it is not. We have 54 bales good middling upland ia Trial of the Asseesination Conspirators at Washington; | ‘0, c¢lebrate the Union victories, and aa the tragic death | in gold, stiver, chalk, coal, clunabar, copper, lead and iron, mapurith and stimulates the ‘and heal oto expelling disease FE SYR Pragldly cures disease hood, fula, or king’@ cera, blotehes, ery pimp! lirheum, St, Froiiecioy' 8 tamors, sore oyes, syphilis ai a 288 do, middil ‘do. & of President Lincoln prevented the contemplated display | quantities sufitcient to secure the t4 ity of any | 4) iwensos of the heart, Cleoly was in the bappy vein that is #9 peculiarly this | 457 do. low middling do. The Subscription List for the Payment of the Natioual | two thousand dollars were taken to purchase mourning | country, both accessibio and workable with, ease nnd | sis. uicernian, of Douee of the jose, ssalb and & tady's owe 566 do. good ordinary do. Debt; News from the Inte Rebellious States; late intellt (ning three thousand dollars were | certainty. Pino timber is plontrul, water abi n’removing these aimensts. rn eet in| ‘of the Common Council last night, | have fine grazing for militow, of ptock, and dollars alroady appropriated for tha | far moro than sufficient to 8” ply the wants of Making a total of wx Oauaaud dollars ta | lation so (ar as C098 4 concerned —Mantana 1’, glorification. Apr 8. r; The play for to-night is Brougham’s Game of Life. Friday night Loap Year will be given, and Saturday night Amorioang @ Paris and the Old Knglish Gentleman, 1 pitre the complexion clear, and the ayatem free ae ld alla RLUEN, Wholgante Dr = ‘Youereh ALUN. Wcitaceot Wow tort. ‘ mt bs Sow erdiuary = gence from Europe, and reports of all interesting evoute 121 do. mixed, repacked, rebal of the past fortnight. ws ' ‘Sea Toland, pland. 2846 a — do, clona and fing rn a Biage copies, iu wrapvery, ready for malting, wie ognts, | bo expended