The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1866, Page 3

MAY 8, 1880.—TRIPLE SHEET. 8 JAMAIC : NEW * in iter et ' THE CAPITAL. The Session of the House of Representatives Devoted to Abuse of the President, property qualifieation and the petty civil officer clause of the first exception, Vresdent Johnson has signed the pardons of Larry Hays, of Louisiana, Confederate General, and J. B. Lafitte, of Charleston, 8. C., formerly a rebel agent in Europe. MASS MERTING OF THE NATIONAL UNION PARTY. Tuesday, May 15, has been appointed for the grand YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, tor them to be afflicted with rinderpest, cholera and Andrew Jobnson fall in one year. Johnson was a consummate demagogue— one of the most anblushing demagoxues that existed in this country, Andrew Johnson in his speech to the soldiers and sailors, told them all he had sacri- ed for the country. What had he sacrificed? He had not suffered as 3 as the humble private who fought in the ranks at weburg. The humblest private in the ranks was entitled to more credit aud honor than Andrew Johnson was, Had Andrew Johnson ever been subordinate officer undertaking of Mis dwt free manen the functions of accuser, judge, jury, witnenses and ox- ecutioner too, while twa courts-martial wero #itti within a fow yards from where the tragedy was execu THR HAPTET AGITATORS. Tho agents of the Jamaica Society baving been re- Jeased from the active duties of the commission they are making speeches at pplitico-religione moetings got up by Baptist preachers. Mr, Horne Payna (the barrister) bas deen attacking the clergy, although he saya that "ho is a conservative and weil affected to Established THE FENIANS. Doings of the Senate Yesterday—Intorest= In to the Stewardship of Stephens—Continuation of the Manbat- tan Trial To-day, &c. THE LATE REBELLION. The Fenian Senate met yesterday afternoon, In pro- mass meeting of the national Union party. Arrange- | in battle? Had he ever smelled gunpowder—ever cam liminary session, at the offices of President Roberts, Church.’ He has been spouting a# to the groat and ben nents ments are being made to secure the presence of a | in the snows of winter? What “had he done? Ho James Gibbons, President of tue Senate, occupied the | THE ROYAL COMMISSION, _{ ¢lorious achievomenis of the Hewits and Hondermons number of the most prominent conservative men in the | *lered the position of United jor and tho } chair, There was a good attendance, though many of tho way of wegro evangelization and educabon, but Me brands, In fennessee. When ho Vayne knows nothing of there & Mfr. Ingersoll Denounces Him as a Position of Military Governor the members from the far West were dotained. No one jcoantry, occupied the Executive Mansion in Nashville he wore a part of 1864 they thug addresied Governor Byre:—It Demagogue and a Traitor to the THE LATE BREVET CONPIRMATIONS OF AxMy | Drigadier general's straps on his shoulders, and was | doubts the fct that these “original malteontents,”” who {sa sourco of much sallafaction to uy that yr cele Republican Party. mee fate amd toned and adsense fotted at | tet stated dh ieforta Roveifnt BAags we Ruane) PERJURY THE ORDER OF THE DAY. |i). mural improve fe yimon The brevet confirmations made by the Senate inexecu- | sifent watehes of the night. w Johnson had | 0’Mahony clique, mean grave work just now. They go was A. or check some of thoxe Se ieee tive session yesterday have called forth quite extensive | suffered all that; but did that entitle him to eo | say that it is in spite of O'Mahony and Stephens they saved the sound plank from the wreck, and they will much consideration that he was to be allow as a Diight, nadasa continually eorreding and disorganaing comment ou the part of persons interested in army mat- ent in the midst ” And now they ery out, He is Charged with Falsifying His | '% 14 by tose who havo served with honor and | Oat'e prot on the gun policy on the people, ven with: | not take Stephens aboard until he gives fair showing | The Reported Shooting by British Sot | \ crc’ oi" scary mum’ “tut why? those hi bravery in the ficld, meet naturally with evident disap | Andrew Johnson had & for his ¥ to the prin. | of his stewardship inthe Irish department of the general diers of Three Men Without Trial Bapalleney Geocunce pA eiperys roy thnr dene aed \ rod ld nok allow aay « ent oF Own Sentiments, probation. By the list of names it will be scen that the | ciples of the Unlen party? That snflering might be good | work. The O Mahonyiten nom claim Sto ay to ® | and his friends to be sold if they weer’ panged by the ous fe and he hoped he would have pl It, for ; wnting generals appoirited on the recommendation of | he cai had cause enough. Andrew Tokio ‘con- | together, ‘others have no respect whatever tor toms’ officers as ‘duty freo,"” ag was suggested by the Secretary Stanton have secured the preference, against mate domagogue as ie was told ae backs that Pete saying thas he branded the conte Sak ee Cae ca ieeehinas) huiging the Bastist mia aed 2 the officers who commanded army corps and divisions in | b& ir Mawes. Inste ing their Moses he |: at traitors and wretches in order to cloak Mahony sionaries here by the tantud cf thous elaowhere, | ap- "The Loyal People” Will Support Neither | jasuo and in campaigns, and upon. these merte-wore| ad tied be their Pharaoh, Ho had eon swalfowod | Killian in feecing tho high privates, Until Stephens | The Maroons and Their Actions | viii rtesct trom a tiotaich sf thomte Liv Met~ calfe while be waa Governor General of this. colony. His Lordship, writing 0 the Colonial Seoretry on iho in the Field, Johnson Nor Seward for Tecommended by tho Military Board, which sat THE MANHATTANS IN COUNCIL AGAIN, “ some time since at 8. Louis ‘The result two hundred thousand who fought } hig afternoon the judicial conclave of the late Ki 16th of October, 1840, suid ‘that, wthough . the Presidency. Spe Mn vastly ana | 2¢{he country that was not entitled to more credit lianite Circles of this district meot again at 814 Broad- natiood of wAdonatiss had diss week “eodd te earned Promotion, and | Andrew Johnson, with his commission ag Military Gov- ala a fetaad tack to wh diet! a from the | émnor in bis pocket. The qu Pape ok to dispose of Cece 2 arenes Pee , Baptists alone bad done any harm, by keeping: government, have been puton the register, oatranked | William A. Soward or Andrew Johnson was to er eee es # ho bas the | Mr, Gordon’s Faith and Further Evidence of ale anagiostieg that wae, vrai wade, By oct tei Sei inet: ‘@rno1 jestion seemed ether j b ¢ atelfe of politics and endeava INTERESTING FINANCIAL MATTERS, | by:otcors ‘nove highest duties were but clerical, far] and loaves thoy were throwing 10. thom en every | WueleeTowd out doors and get six thousand dollary of His Complicity with the Rebels Perea puitictpariancn aon nae? . i Temoved from danger and privation. Among this latter ee He (Mr. Ingersoll) bud not the least i“ Rernenn a apes Wena f i M er senso ilown eames ee 3 clans there id 6n0 who line been Drevetted on more tem | Of, faith, IB ether of them-—not a particle. Ho ‘Theatricals at Home. &o. &e. deo. TOS A hy nip duty: to Infor: your lorashi that in ter } porary rank, and another who set out as a quartermas- irew Jol Pome Ad Tony Pastor and Sam Sharpley, with a combination opinion the worst evil which hangs with a menacing : 5 q hnson to see which would have the support of y tharpley, pect over the déxtintos of thie land iw the \nfluenes Toternal Revenue Receipts Over Eight Million. | ter’s clerk, and has nover seen an onemy im the eld, 1@ Southern people in 1868, and that they were “craw. | company of twenty-five artista, dramatic and minstrel, Uur Kingston Correspondence, ciercieed), ‘with Dpenefeleffoch, by las: toadoriiy, of the ing’? also in the Northern States to see if they could | gnnounce a week’s performances at the Maryland Insti. tute, Baltimoré, commencing May 7. Tony Pastor and Sam Sharpley are to appear each night. ‘The Hause on the Bridge of Notre Dame was played at the New Arch Street theatre, Philadelphia, at the termi- nation of Madame Coleste’s engagement, with Ernest de Ja Garde and Zambaro, by Madame Celeste. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Florence are playing a very pleas- ing engagement at the Rochester (N. Y.) Opera House. ‘The house was crowded so that standing room was barely attainable. On the 2d instant the Irishman in Naples was performed, with Mr. Florence as Paddy O’Rafferty. Aefarce written by Mr. Florence followed. Signor Blitz is in Philadelphia in all the “arta of scien- tifle diablerte.’ Miss Charlotte Thompson has had a benefit at the new Kinostox, Jamatea, April 24, 1806. The royal commission have closed their investigation into the nature, circumstances and origin of the recent rebellion in this tsland and are now actively engaged in the preparation of their report. There are great speculations as to the character of this important document and bets aro openly made as to the result of the inquiry, The friends and supporters of | a ey Governor Eyre quote the evidence as to the extent and | yi" S""thy pagent day, and Wickens pie charactor of the outbreak ; the established complicity of | Jamaica in comtinual excitement, nothwiths autiny all Mr. Gordon with the origin of the disaffection, and the ay be done by the Britieh government to soothe strongly expressed belief of the educated and property classes as to the wide-spread hostility of the negroes to the constituted authorities of the island as their justigea. tion for beheving that his Excellency will be honorably acquitted of any premeditated wrong or criminal viola. Baptivt missionaries. Tt is the worst because its the more irremediable. Otherevily and difficulties may yield to time; which may alo diminish the influence of the Baptist missionaries, oF produce fuccesors of a moro Christian character; but long after their iufuence bas ceased ite pernicious effect on the dixporition of the people wil remain, I entirely renounce the optyion which Lat one time entertained, that they bad dove more good than harm, The good that they hav» done would have been done without them. Tbe evil ts exclurively and many others, none of whom can show a single scar or point to a single battle in the late war. These are the men who take the precedence of officers who belong to history, such as Generals Hancock, Horatio G, Wreght, Terry, Ord, A. J. Smith and others ; among the brigadiers by brevet such men as Gordon Granger, Stoneman, Stocle, Hazens, Gillmore, Warren, Carroll and others. But asido from the matter of justice, the effici- ency of the army is thus impaired, as the officers who have risen the highestin illustrious deeds are now super- seded by.mem who literally know nothing of fleld opera- tions. It can easily be imagined what will be the effect of this in event of war. By some who wish to apologize for this unaccountable action of the Senate it is said that the question was not thoroughly understood by that ‘ody, and by others it is considered an effort to entice Dollars During the Past Week. ed President of the United States. Their prostitution of themselves was apostacy and abandonment of their prin- ciples, Mr. Ingersoll spoke for about two hours, his speech exciting much interest and amusement, ‘Mr. Expaipgs, (dem.) of Wis., sent to the Clerk's desk and read an article from the Weekly National Demo- Suspension of a Banking House in Washington. ae ae. ke acquaintance with some of his seecah friends; and on bis return to Peoria he declared, in substance, the ree, Virginia were body g~ of God's cre- in, and that the government might as well attempt to pluek the stars from the heavens as to attempt to ped the hoes a = about hy sost weeks before the last nemination 5 to Congress Mr. Ingersoll said that Mr. Wn defeat by a conservative man, meaning himself, was worth Ofty thousand men to the Wasurncton, May 5, 1866. VRESLDENTIAL VISITORS. Chief Justice Cuase bad @ lengthy interview with the President this evening. There are two constructions placed upon this—one relates to the constitutional amend- ment, to which it is known the Chief Justice is opposed tm its present forth as ungonstitutional, and the other to socva! aniinosities and to reconcile Conficting Ia crests BEC NETRUCTION. The question of reconstruction will create here ax mack parmlexity and excliement ad 1} dows tn the United Btaums, pal Representative government, voters’ liste and tu bourds are “in the deep bosom of the ocean buried who are to fill the vacant places? There are here nev classes, each of whom rust be regarded if the: the trial of Jeff Davis. Monday next js the appointed ay for the opening of the Circuit Court at Norfolk. A’ number of New York and Tennessee” ladies were permitted to pay their complimentatofthe President this Secretary Stanton from his late change of base to the side of the President. GENERAL GRANT'S STAFF. Brevet Colonel Frederick T. Dent, Major Fourth United States infantry, is announced as Aid-de-Camp on the cause of the Union, Mr. Inccsorz asked if that was the copperhead paper Mr. Expnipar repiied that it was the proper which sup- porte the Union , Which had for the Uni “lh party, gone for the Union, Memphis (Tenn,) theatre, appearing as Alice Tannerhotf, in the new drama of Rich and Poor. Sbe also played Mra, Lullaby, in Conjugal Lessons. Mr. J. E. McDonough bad a grand farewell benefit at the Mobile (Ala.) theatre the last of April. Arrah-na-Pogue tn of law. On the other hand, the sympathizers with the Jamaica committee affirm that the apprebension of Mr. Gordon in Kingston without a magisterial warrant based upon sworn information, bis subsequent transfer to Morant Bay and trial there by a military court, and peace and prosperity, The whites are divided the old creole or property clam aud the liberal tive’, whe are either natives of etry ad hove besa, educated in Europe, These persou ough of the wate culele, are as opposed in polices as are the Vir- vibia planters and the followers of Ms, Sumner and bin evening. Li ‘Mr. Ixcensou, raid he was used to being vilified and staf of Lioutenant General Grant, with the rank of liew- s was played for the last time, succeeded by the drama | hig execution with th f Go Fyre on | radical friends, Then the colored population—by this I THI (CTION COMMITTEE’S REPORT. by that dirty, little, despicable, contemptible, La 5 is execution with the approbation of Governor Eyre on ne i a ad late liev iS colonel, 15 ee: CAPES SANE ORIN PO i rn aed a oe. was false Tram. ‘be. | Eustace Baudin, Mr. T, B. McDonough appearing a8 | evidence such ax would not have been heli! by a police Fragen bey oven ped perth“ | lynne a ahad:hin.aue sngents or De Mga harry or bana 3 lodge od fle a duit court as sufficient to warrant areman: «abundant to | prin the Reconstruction cl ya principally oliceholders and newspaper wr. @e Committee's roport, that the chief | qne following officers are announced as military secre. | Bryer’ any word except in encouragement to the | Tie drama Count of Monte Cristo was on the boards of | yecure the impeachment of Governor Eyre Diner of profomsionnl pollvcinnn, | ing ot, her wie bat Lacks com oppdsition to the proposed constitutional amendment ‘will come upon the clause disfranchising rebels ip such taries ‘to General Grant, with the rank of lieutenant colonel:—Second Lieutenant Ely 8. Parker, S¢écond 7, RANDALL, (dem.) of Pa., said he bad listened with ‘some interest to the vehement declamations against the Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco, April 10. In the cast wero Edmond Dantes by C. R. Thorne, Jr; Abbe SHOOTING OF MAN WITHOUT TRIAL During the last days of the commission evidence of » doing considerable harm amoug the blagks, with a prety largo men, who are good speakers w ner of reprenentative fret cage aoitatorn, por ree) manner. A.great many ropublicans are OP | Ypitod Staten cavalry; Second Lieutenant Adam Badeau, | gee wie awa “omemat, 1 from Ailnola. He bad | aria, by Wm, Letnan; Mons. Morrel, F. 8. White; Fer- | very smmportant character was produced. The Postmaster | The Jews side with the whites uf advanced fleas or with Fourth United States infantry. Be sheathed, perbayy, antl, the political’ death | nabd, Piorpont Thayer; Albert, Fred, Franks, and Cade- | of Golden Grove and several other persons swore to the | (¢ UPper teas Of the colored race Now: low are hese SBORETARY STAWTON AND HIS RADICAL FRIENDS. either. ‘He (Mr.' Randall) was not the de- several partios be reouneiied? Wil the new Coaneil, Guasiaaian Shit deauaet THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE OPERATIONS OF THE 1 of the President; indeed, the President be Sed rouse by Harry Jackson. deliberate shooting, by order of Wm. Morris, of three | with its six officials and six pom\nees of the Crowe, rep- ep nites Spinone by PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL. fender. He was quite able aod ready se vlctoad hing | The Binslay farnily were in their last week In Califor- | mon captured in the woods by special constables. It uw» | Tent the contending clement? Bach party desires fm looking over Yecrotary Stanton’s case. They do not yet believe he has defected, for he has been very reti- eent whenever they have approached him on the subject Tho report that the investigation of the workings of the Provost Marshal’s office was to be dropped by mutual consent of Congressman Conkling and Provost Marshal def solf. But to show that there was no inconsistency in the President’s position he referred to the Chicago platform of 1860, in which ho said the principles of State rights ba Ag? down and insisted npon. nia at the Metropolitan theatre, San Francisco, April 10. Anew spectacular extravaganza, entitled The Sheep's Foot, transintod from the French, was played April 10. alleged that the prisoners were never tried by court martial and that the doctor (who is a surgeon of the First Wost Jodia regiment) on seeing them in eustody im have the ascendancy in the State, and each will make @ . It only last weet ate struggle to obtal that 1 was told loading colored 1 sembly, du the prosence of one of the there will b rhiament outside the of hie views. They look upon the newspaper rejoicing | General Fry is ridiculously incorrect. “In the first}plac>, . INGERAOLI. asked Mr. Randall if he claimed to be a | Miss Sallie A. Hinkley had a benefit at the house Apri! | mediately ordered thetr execution by a fring y. Bus e cover the Secretary's conversion as scheme concocted | General Fry has no voice in the matter, which isalreaay | *pporier of the President's policy. u. Fasign Cullen, (iho. oiear who. wee in comaand) and | tho coloey wil be fr wore diBcalt tbae it han ever ty the President’s friends for the purpose of scrowing @ | in the hands of a Congressional commitice, who have no | yiaq: ANA Feplied that he claimed nothing of the | Han Costello's “show” of wild animals exhibited in | ygvorsl of the non-commissioned officers apd privates round fully establish the Sery denial ont of the Secretary, upon which the Presi- | disposition to shi an investigation and report, not | — Mr, Incrmgors. sopposed. that Mr. Randall wanted to | Kans City, Kanes, May 1 and 2, under the manage- | grrached to the detachment have ponitively aworn that | fort"cuwil lave anunited people aud barmouy i ur dent could base a request for his resignation. They | withstanding the statements to the contrary; secondly, | Show that the party had changed and not Andrew John- | ment of James M. Noxon. + | he whole js a vile fabrication, ond is net based on | politieal bi praist him for his fortitnde under this inquisitorial rack, as they déém it, while he winks st his new found frienda, to ‘express how wickedly his old frien@s are Mr. Conkling operates exclumvely on the floor of the House, and compromises with nobody in regard to in- Vomtigations which to sets on foot in that body. ton. Mr. RawpsLL replied that the changed and were showing the ene Toot in the Presidents veto of the he wanted to ask his col blican party had There woald de no peace till that party was overthrown and until the ‘embodied Freed- jureau bill and the Civil Rights bill became the crowded boures at the Louisville (Ky) theatre. Billy Emerson, Wm. Carleton, Mr. Muiligan and Messrs, ‘he Green Mountain Boy and Sam Patch are played to | on ntom of tout, Similar cases of swearing and counter swearing have dograced the inquiry and prélonved the investigation, but the commissioners, being gentlemen tomed to the sifting of evidence, will not ex. well ace Tt THE MAC MTR/CY. Mr. Justice Ker (one of the Assistant Judges) stated before the Royal Commission that the inagivirates of Jamates are froquently to the cli wilt perversion of justice, THE X¥W YORK COLLECTORSHIP. "i £8, cee a ee caine a Hart are at the Canterbary, Wathing¥ov, | perience mach difficulty in urriving at a cortyet conclu- | Hveusgon, andthe rend Jury . coantry. . & ion. ‘ Senstor Morgan is understood to be of the opinion that | wo jearn that Séerelary McCulloch has instructed the | Mr. Lawnrscr, (rep.) of Pa., took the floor to make a | Money and Misery, or High Crimo and Low Crime, | | Colonel Hobtes hae, from mental anxiety, become de- erehiaea Conese Fuse’ hater 0 teem itesmirenns of Isr. thnytbe will not be confirmed. heads of bore in hip epartment go diechargo all in. | SP*¥CH upom the wulcet of ind tari, but before doing 0 F waa yated at the Leavenworth (Kansas) theatre Apri) | TARPS, and unfit at present for duty, and Colage! Elking «al, COLORADO. hc, gel inoMetent clerks, and supply their places league fn to-day the democratic candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania—| | 26. Mr. 8. E Bloomingdale had a benefit. ton is how in charge of the Twenty sixth Roy ale (hat it has been proven that Dr, Morr « right tw menti decisions by the higher tribunals no more > we than does of anew tal ‘There ia still considerabie speculation about the ad | with compeient honorably discharged soldiers. ‘Mr. Herster Clymer. recaived'n ain-stroke In #t, Thomas in the Mast, ax this | ‘by the Su | on the Goepead of ial tirection te the taireion of Colorado:to the ‘federal Union. The radicals cee cout Oech fF Rewosie aimiiied that ke, ata, and halieved hie |. Ms” Bienche de Bar haw enjoyed « grand compliment. | TEES Ten wnibly excune the atrocities perpetrated | Judges chayen ted tthe e ‘hat jusher 1a onsale ‘are confident Presisent Johnson will sign the bill under . va bi iRuinagsd elegtion would aid in the restoration of the Union. ary benefit, tendered by the citizens of St Low. at | by nim while on the march and in the field - teen i baa ‘The United States Land Office at Montgomery, Ala, is Mr. Laweexce said he asked the question in order to | De Bar's opera House im that city. Much Ado About TWH MAROONE AND TURE ACTIONR. { —- nas st re, that ‘the belief Wim the fenstors elect from: Colorido are big now open for the transaction of public buriners. ‘| show by a speech made by the tame Mr. Clymer in the Notbing was performed, Miss Mury Madden, Mises Annmber of Maroon chiefs gave evidence on the two | agninet the deer of the poity courts, of i ” friends, If report is true the Senators. themselves have * Senate of Pennsylvania What he thooght of Andrew last days on whieb the mnivmion eat, These men have have been revernedy aed, wh ue eneeytan, have Emma and. Liste Maddern, Ben De Bar, Mie Auna Hatbaway, Miss Sallie Mason, Dan Holt and Jonony Pearoo were at the house. been on echoes) groupe envy AL Aa | The vulgarities which were enacted ja Cie inland two FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM THE INDIAN, TERRITORY. | ‘The Commissioner of the Indian Bureau bas received information to the effect that there have been but few spoken out with a degree of candor that bas astoviebed even their detractors. They made no attempt to se anything, but manfully confessed all that they raid a @one everything they could to favor this belief. ‘The * gadicals‘tlaim to be 80 well posted about the views of Johnson two years ago, when he denounced him as a an incendiary, a hireling and an abolitionist, and of the cor of the democratic @eve Senators that they will be among the best pleased acts of Indian unfriendliness, aod that immigrants crovs- utterly unworthy re 6 apecch was sent to the Clerk's desk and read, but ‘The Last Nail, or The Fairies of the Laughing Waters, “ Did you shoot So-and £01” asked a comufewioner “Tdi ( yeare ago under the cloak of “revivalmmn have reap- peared in this udy onder gridance and patronage of ‘when Colorado becomes a State. the different | it did not contain any @f the expressions (an omiemon | with Mateppa, were on the boards of the Varieties tbe id,” roptied the nanter. one of the pares tried for conspiracy, Mr. ome coverrin = é explained by Mr. Lawrence), who anid the objec: | tre, st. Louie, “why t Inane Lawton, the of Kingston, war a Wiens of * u ore pare bad a gpm by Mr. Ch . a os Cae pag «a with being coffeerned in | one of the senex at Me Raaeh's “iethel!’ and tan for. tert » » a denied the responsibility he demo~ Foreign Theatricals. taurder of Mr. Hire.” nished an sceount af it mm leiter be thie Cobemat ee aed eraite party for any thing Mr. Clymer raid in his indie Ibe anid that Mr. Hi tho. apirignalict profeasor, a ashe accused tried f nee ae April 2, 1806, He xayes— as pers Mr. Lawnzacn did not desire to thing offensive [4m training, preparatory to making an essay on the stage | + By whom 1" % oor the ovethenel ostast of ihe Colton a8 6 ose oe : to tbe Prenident, but be aid vat Te eo m 4 “ibeatie, Londo, w | "BY ourown omer, according te our own torn ot | Way atte Yriltvy snd bambi gee be ihe “pmb noudced him; nor did Tite wo the ‘shadows | *PoKen of as the scene Of his fret attempt after leaving | iid you take the evidence on oath, abd keep a record roe Ceres cher tameeht ahd Gannane eaaeae Caer i se te VES. of the Blair family thrown apom him every tune | the @age—if there is a etage—of the unknown world. | of ity fay 5, 1866. he paid the President a visit. No family in all the PF to into take the character of Hamlet, and it is conjecd “We were in the bushes, and had no Hible, but we ys lund bad done so much \to alienate the President * | made every witness de eo would tell the truth ' Liv unsanen to. 4 £0 HONS met for general debate on the President's | from the people as that family, aud he would | tured will find his own ghost. and the whole truth, and we heard his rtatement. After day by the fact of the suspension of the banking house annual message, as if in Committes of the Whole. apply to it the spirit of a remark made by the old Blair George Sand read her new three act comedy entitled | that, ax we were convinced in our tminds that the pri: of Manty & Co., who, it is said, are involved by that of RROONKTROCTION. | papel Serote preg cages did not wish F Lo Don Juan de Village at the Vaudeville, Paris, lately. | oner wan guilty, we shot itn he Merchants’ Naticual Bank.” It is ated in dobatt of | ME. PURLTA, (rep.) of Md., wédreseea the House on tho | ‘Almighty abould take n strong fancy to him. (Laugh, | A’Bew theatre iw to be erceted in Paris, in whieh the |. fy atts under war command this firm that there is good reason to believe that it will Subject of reconstruction, supporting the position as- | ter.) Sometimes the Blair family was on one ede and | works of the Greek and Latia authors only will be per- Da you report these * and executions" soon be able to resame operations. A check for ono | stmed by the Prosident. An irreversible guarantee of | Te toma rercine’h> ‘Ameng other prone nt dri f formed; such as those of Kuripides, Sophocies, Terence |.» Not ante} after martial law. What we did we hot a | eon of thovrand dollars was to-day refused payment, it being | future practical loyalty should be required of the late | cratic and Biair influence upon the Presideut he men. | Aad others, AD architect bas completed the plan for the HERES Oo, Far re wate eewae:"* pik with effects upon the body auch ast have teied to describe flor a deposit. rebel States, and that was the sutn and substance of the | tioned the fact of the removal of the United Stater Mar- } huilding, and {t is #aid that three millions of france have | wita the truthfulnese of there people, and they | Heth MAR coe ee enc GOVERNMENT BY Tux vAyeuRE ov run | Mmialstration policy, which It had lately become the shalfor tae Reamern cietics of Peoneyivanis and Aue | been rubseribied in shares have, by thelr frankoon, gained’ over’ ax friendy | | The coroner's inaneat on the body of mw MEKCHANTS’ NATIONAL BANK. fashion to scoff at by court martial and dismissed the service for frauds In Belfast, Irclanid, a subscription liet has been opened | their gisintorestednes and loynity. “my Told” ine | altashouse on Tuesday lavt, and after heating addition the, govellliess We: abAIAaNaD 40.0. 4 Vbke 10 the AYPACK ON THE PRESIDENT. committed ow the governmeut. In reference to the main } for the purchase of @ lifeboat, to be gamed the “GV. | rebels that there wat a treaty between the Crown | ©* from Dy. Jobn ( amount ot; $400,000 by the failure of the Merchants’.| _ Mf: Inamneout, (rep.) of Iitinole, was the next speaker. | Purpose of, hie speech, the tari, Hr. Lawrence sald he B aroote,” in memory of the late Mor. Mr. Brooke | And the Maroons compelling them to ght for the Queen, | sitntion) the jury returned the JolMwlng vendid fe catgut ang: ons Aah af Setneatan be believed that the Committee on Ways and Means had and that the negroes could expect no countenance OF | Thal the d 4, Julian And durin Time) ‘National Bank. is subject being ction, be ex- | agreed to roport jukt what the wool growers wanted played bis last ongugement, before sailing on the fatel | Quarter from them. Although Ido hot approve of the | by tha surpenn ant the mairon ul tue bowltiitien that reommnan, wien dese pressed bimeelf ax gratified at finding the democratic | mr. Rocens, (dom. )of N. J., next addressed tue House, | voyage, in Belfast, acity im which he was ever exceed. | Jetting looe, a it were, im & community, of a baw 7! REVENU! EIPTS. party of the North advocating, with the same degreo of | defending the President*with much warmth against the Undisciphned marksmen, such ax tie Maroons are, with The internal revenue receipts for the week ending to- | warmth and with the same Inck of honor, the principles | auiack made npn bim by Mr. Ingonoll. He war subjected | S6Y Popular. permission to exercise their discretion while severing ay were $8,306,575. BS beck eens borage me Ie te considerable bedgaring, by, Me. Wilvon, of Lowa, in re Mr. and Mra. Charles Holt have completed an engage: | the country with Enfield rifles in their bande, T mont, | democi gard to hin view: lal U Ne % pi mt ie 1 Coho len me rtate a! wey ta AMOUNT OF FUNDS IN THE UNITED STATES TREAS- | rendy and willing as they ever were to subserve the pur- | questions pov a aa me ‘sommpuomgaker ke ee ove ip Boge nyh es jor Pose Casyendilny fire 4 Kee hls avaiag The stole. ners defunct Southern chivalry. | answer to Mr. Wilson, ho admitted the right of appolnt- M. Altred ‘Gitven; «Parte Joursaliat, hes boon appoint | PIS. "So ialiy as they had for sume time & Pome A f th ‘The following ie a liet of the funds held by the United je patriotic le of the h had not only | ing military governors in tine of war, admitted the | 4 secretary general of the new Theatre du Cirque Impe | tend apninse the barricades and musketry of erony par A copy oF names of the vemry war on he vaults at Washi or the defeated rebels to fight, and the Northern effect of President Jobuson’s compelling the | rial, ties of the rebels wiped t re the cond ot and Mates Treasurer in the van! neon friends and allies of the rebels to'fight, bot thoy also bad | Routhern Statex to ratify the conatitational amendment ‘ ‘ of the Alme House si al United Jogal tender, small....... «+ $272,000 | the executive to fight with ail ius power sad patronage. | abolishing slavery, and exprensed his gratification that A five act drama entitled “Le Coupeur d'Oreilles (the | wins or tue wont neaien po as ts tena Cay oy 2 my! Sy ‘bank notes, small...... be 2 688) Tho Southern arsetceracy and the to boot would, | slavery was abolished, Cutter off of Karn) is in rehearsal at the Grand Theatre Wetiingion wnss, | ofthe carenenne demon” Gren obutenm Games ae ever, Seating the be ge at iar po nr At five o'clock the Houre adjourned. Parisien, Paris. was bot by Colonel | by the friends of Dr Send to prevent bis diraweal, bat > BAR len. ih mos tees tna vase samme mae eco Sef Davia. Chang, the Chinese giant, baw made afirtapperrance in | Hable nt 4 ditaner of far bundrad yarus jo ow thers are gentiewen iu the vestry wlio are determined + £2,000 | ‘and the President had done what be could to mislead the | 4 LETTER PROM JEYF DAVIS TO THE LADIES oF | Liverpool He is nccompanied by his wife, Lady Chang, | apt against the power of jowiler and le "A teges | Saas baleen tases ant -n, tenant db yooh maa 7; rer yoorisi pointy vot which the LA ‘a ae PAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, or the “Golden Lily of the East,” eighteen years of age, | preacher enter'a at the jubilee meeting | received by the deceased, | may mention that Dy Rand, + 209,002 | Umited States would Keen ‘the people. (Mr, Wasinnatox, May 5, 1866. Ab King, Lady Chang's “amah” or attendant; Weo Khan pve =) tet | anne aes irvwematay ase thet have on teoing aad ie snes ot ie Seen ee er Ge, =n a ’ « pect 1 Je said | eeman wt ores 4 2 “saloe2 | Ingersoll) too the ‘ ‘whether the rebel States | The following letter appears in the Southern papers:— | Toon, interpreter, and Chang Mow, Tartar rebel dwart. | that he hat a black rl in lis comuregaiom at Hethie. | pechet an the. “y -* ou ad 19,660 | were or were not Union every citizen within them | rep Bhs meet ndierens man eer, Cat ate * 66,000 alien —was, Wable to be treated. by the Chang's interpreter amisted the late celebrated Doctor | bem, and iat be Jost sight of her tor some weeks On | ferme (rom etarvation abd debility, abd he ordered pom * soaieoo Henderson in translating the old and new Testaments | Metin her arcidentaliv he inquired the cause of her | soupfor het The woman hal yo attendance, no sour -. ae foto the Chincse language absence from chape!, and was told that it war beewae ishinent, and wae about ty be buried allve, covered with “** sastuey Mina Lis covted, A artinte, has a euad ban diese to Ge lth ener coast ah | Reng he Bel Pray Se ey ere re , an American , appoare: “ jax Vinegar to with your attendance at | the ward SSE a at the Theatre Singapore, East Indies, playing Margery in the Rough Diamond, She was assisted by an amateur chapel?’ “Weil, parson,” wax her reply, my b died four weeks ago and I have bot hed any money since to buy vinegar Ww throw au wy soa ft errs mronns | Commis oner Gorney and. Maule, the Recorders of in the Roya) mail | London and Leste, will lente Jnmaicn : dramatic company and gave great satisfaction. La petite | goto ehapel withemt the vinewar dutun wil trouble | steamer mnrny WX, taking with them the report of MUTILLATED FRACTIONAL CURRENCY CANCELLED. at © distance. Nothtmg could add to my ad- Conse tallaraaiads dite tn fart ith "songs = fe on the rind, of 1 wilt catch obesh” This wus | (he Roya! Comuieion, " Undiean Cbend knees, The redemption division of the Treasury during the miration for the heroic self-denial and Christian 3 ‘ something new in the pharmacop ria for theoure or pre- | Miltary Recretary w Governor Buorks, having been sp eect: cabedllsd thctifinte’ trestidnd) ow dabaall. ob virtnes of my countrywomen—for the measure was full At the Haymarket theatre, Melbourne, Australia, the ree the audience pornted as Amistant Deputy Adjatant’ Geveral of ber sa ra what it was hie plain duty to to overflowing—nor cquld anything increase the grati- | pantomime Baron Munchausen was very popular lately Hat Kinjeny's forces, wil! alee proceed to Engisae by Gn $540,500. of ¢ ob owen, eoon never bad been tade with wi Iwill ever recor to thew 6 | Burlesque and comedy prevailed at the Princess’ theatre tiet informant, “I will aneth tint oun ® same deamer Cotmnel Notte of the firth Hoyas gem SASSURSENENTS ON ACCOUNT OF TER ARMY AND | with the Union republican p Mt heart i the pram | 804 sympathy. It only remains to assure you and the wre Ab . ; with the mperstition of the lower orders. E went to | home invalid Mr. Myers, Secretary of the Rxrenteve INTERIOR DEPARTMENTS. sophia on whieh the war was fought. aatiew detnoen lades: whom ee represent that Iam most gratefully | in the eame city, Messrs J.C. Lambert and ( Young, | visit a member of my chapel and sew on atable in bin Committee, was to have left the wlan? by the eatee op x aod reapectfully your friend and obediont servant, old favorites in Australia, were very well supported ot | hall a small house tilt of wood Tosked w portonity for the benefit of bis health tet be i 0 dam had bees for maintaining the Union because he saw no The followiag disbursements ou account of War, Navy | chance of battling enccerefully aainst it, and because he JEFFERSON DAVIS. | potyieehnic Hall, in The Seven Ages of Man. Mr. ‘eorge | Sd ihe tan cautwonly took off the root re that he cannot leave bir bad Theve are amd loterior departments were made last week —War, | wanted to maintain slavery In the Union, Andrew Jobo MRE. DAVIS’ VISIT TO BER HUSBAND. Copia hed abitved te Melbocrne, ind Wis to appear la | sceerre f recovery 420, 5 Interior, O15, Total, | Son was essentially a Southern man, wi prejudices m7 . 8%, Navy, $601,681; , $228, fens AP yo meager eects rigs rw te 1866. Micky White. meseiees talented for, os Polter In oes the Southern people. Andrew Johnson had never been re- constantly receiving letters of advice and | wr Watt Phillips’ new play, Lost in London, will soon ap the Git would ine AN ALLE ow Inne. ee Sane nee cognized by the Southern leaders who inaugurated rebel. | inquiry from all parte of the country, She has secured | nm produced at the Adelphi thentre in that city, Mr These @ Ame etving be name on Henry Clinton cated ot the ‘The Treasurer of the United States holds ax security for circulating notes of national banks bonds valued at $32,193,220, and as security for deposits of public money ‘with national depositories, $33,114,500. NRW YORK NATIONAL BANKS. Hon as one of their peers; co that he racrificed nothing wheel. inalaria ‘and in the ripening years of bie lite. He 7 aiked loud “or the trenron of #lavery, which he blackness of the services of Mesern, Charlee 0’Conor and George Shea, of New York, in whose hands the case of her husband ree Movements of General Sherman. Webster sustaining the principal character, Mr. Phillipe claima that his other,piece, Theordors, is original in the “wident sense of the word.” Mr. Jefferson war playing Rip Ven Winkle et Man- aden pie ment of the Lord's Rapper in and whom be seut forth = do relig on om, 08 Leonard erwet, on Venton Cee a valued ot oo tog at (he eeame Vee ted he “om bent Ciuton requerted the clerk te vend the ‘ bw omee, at whiel time he wuld pay for Uvem { Mere Allen Be and sete FP. i low 5, 1860. | chester, England, April 1 oP od to thet Tho following statement, showing the liabilities, | when it wae hie interest to do so; when be | Goro gp i cas ia ersten obo on wr =: meen of Bu. Thomas 10 the Fast, applied vo the Cire Mn, 1 Allen, a member of the kim wom Wo eaneta, kc, of the New York national banks, ie taken | Cod refain in the United States Senate or eh: Sean party paswed through Vamev, | Avpest of the Alleged Adams Express | |" *! ” reer a od read dirared wo reewive tin money fot ihe «lenbs ; » have authority a Military Governor of Tennessee | Kansas, en routs to Fort Riley, yesterday. A number of me fom the parerhial sestry A tet panned Gowran W from the books of the Comptroller of the Currency But 0 coon as he was clothed with the powers of Previ- | sace, Fox and Puttawatame Indians paid their respects i“ her of the Ch Hom A vaid hat Daten © Loans and discounts J tobe re-elected in 186%, he whispered P Four of the other persons, including one ral p to give ov aoa be y, Wal mand wae all Cirewiation........ the rebele that all his talk about pun | % him. The Geaeral also received « warm welcome *t | brakerman, implicated in the robbery of the Adame yet) rab Wd lomve the pads tr eters was ty ©, Invended for New | Topeka gente Chenpeng’ en'thoth 6t Shaniairy tam, wate temenct ' r oy the went day pen eecendiog'y and Hilinow, The Vresident had pardoned bis upon, when Memiert aud the Hurpian > und belrayed the party whieh gave him | Appointment of Judge of the Court of Ap- | yortertay and held for tr The investigation of the 4 Havens = Hinee that tine United States bonds and eecorition sections to the peals of Virginia. cane Will disclose the manner in whieh crimes are bg , wore we eS bua, = wenene 1 the last fi 7 etsopetia a ye nemere | ee, ae Se et eee ee «oe RROKIPTS PROM CUSTOMS, the tien eid eetee when Andeew. debapoh Rienwown, Vo., May 5, 1800. pianned in the metropelie ond the numerous agencies : nan th and Justine Nodes beta The soup pis from customs at New York from the 2tvt te 0 low thet Governor Pierpont has appointed Alexander Rives | secured to make their perpetration eucormfal hinm to await nation on the Charge of grand to the 0h of April amounted to $2 708,002, and the Nene fo poor as to do hin reverenes Jadge of the Supreme Court of Appeals, to Gil the Y® | Phe Kast Tennessee Union Convention. | |) few. M aT wNULING IN A MAE way total for, New York, Philadelphia and Raitimore for the Mr. Incemsont read from Savage’® Life of Johnson | cancy caused by the death of Judge Thompron. Crvermeani, May 5, 1808 of the Baptiet vor ’ fame tive, 02d Hoxton from April 21 to the 28th reached tracts from the President's «pe ches in the Sem —— y Mey become one of b A day oF Owe wince, Jaren 1. Peery, otherwine tinerwn 500 ek: ate in 1866, and demanded why it was Guat traitore hed Death of Moses Ward A epoca) despatch to the Commercial from Knoxville | reading thie cont * yee ali opt Meee Valea the sum of $°,)00,2 frcactng [ope executed. a fe oe go | 4 Newann, N. J., May 6, 1808 sayt —The Bast Tepnr ce JOM Pemswembled yrs : Harvtow A Hon, 02 Maiden lane and arranged te por Tun Tad OW MmORERS wager ait he owned that Andrew Johnson won! Moses Ward, the father of Governor Ward, of this 4 terday (Friday), and the proceedings of Thurmday were fae a hain wor red detlare, «bie: bo oe avie tried, or tat if Davie were tried and » " 1 The Corsmianoner of Internal Reven ar het mlopied, ° o— se tanh (0 New liqden, and foun upon a recent | that when a broker | leek @ccision of the Kupreme Co rl, rh 6 fe engaged ta seding pet only bie owe f d Andrew Johneen would pardon hi jad Le dO now Was to Kcrape up meDey enough » Washington and apply for pation, and ey they dil cot present their applications per- Bate, died suddenly this morning, aged meventy nine years, He wat a highly esteemed and useful eitizen, and bw death & deeply lamenved. Kesoletions per tioning the Legielature foran arta ny, East Tenpesnee 8 separate Mate Governmer Sulton, eined money, honk notes on! ott tomaty, they contd @o se teroggh 1 - - J ematiy, they ee ’ tre rah just os well adopted, with pat four dimenting voter and « fe Gut atte in wetting them for others or for a commisvnm, | A Meirnrn-—Or the females, \Laugiery, ‘The Trial of Isham Henderson. saopbalven Was appointed uo ey the mane oe Ss “be iw a banker €oing buriness asa broker,’ and ) we won | adopt pein gay me oid, add Navini, May 5, 1866. Lagatotere, n re . , faite rane ‘eraley” (Laughier.) Andrew Jobn od " 2 as ston Hamers! Cooper Colane) Temple then at. eine ty ¢ Mele Rabie to a tax @pen all bitrales, pier of bie ewn flocks, at when bY dared Giseutive The court wet at ton A. M. today, Mr. Max fan, 7 4, bho esaventh ; - @e., includ i, and Abe Internal hers have it and Clerval prineipien, he | #WOrn, Wentified that during the days enumerated be re ri Sen caning, cab yaae “ . teen metracted to proceed at once g. (hou een mew would b cen eed AF pe dian MeKay re ® ‘ . ' * wots 1) taxem upon th F ore ane —-Monday, Aogast , $2,600 q nove 1 wanewat fa 0 Kian of sels ta « on 10, 92.000, Weduieday, Angoet II voreat Maretoet Magveny ie et) * ar r rs ‘ Ff “bonkers Coing wanes as brokers’ « { Thurday, Augos 12, $0,000, a wm indiMerer’ we ever te the 4 e the pod & le GRineHed oF due or B14,000 | bw te prefered m We . werk * # [AP Andrew Jobesum hie checks were by the commwaween ne to the © TUN PARDON RUSIN' RS. } meet and the coh woven of the halanced here. the voucher: 64 Merent Hay, and with per The Northern Conteal Mallread The Premidevs wo ordering Nut fow warrants for par en A traitor iy Ohe part dernon alleged to be fraw nthe Thompson Murder Case. | nonnerd that oor boninet end “ Recwnetrn, Way 4 rhe Gees to hose pariciy ULing in dhe Tite rebeHien, at pull. | 1m. ees Uhak ie oon) wake preent, the Ainany, May 6, 1800, weeret re M The * rm Central Raitvesd Compeny of Peonspt am tiene mined bs alhwwod fer the oxeeution ef tow | eT un envied to. the 6 sili drinigielaneinn The jury in the care of Georre K. Gorden, «bow \rial ‘ ’ Oar 40d the gage of tide pad from Kinng te aievady ordered iq yOurnlay amd today thee | aad the hove of th The Nova teotian Outward Noond. for the murter of Owen Themnyeon clove’ lent evening , . me, whch they lately » b endoow here etiannn of Aabmee, Uren of Feunarreo, ww of Toxne | Jahan boul only dip dows, vonbdenee ad wubienl i Yee Powrtane, We May 6, thee Ot Behohane. have brought ina verdict of peiity of mma Fy hae Maes 1 fete, Wcttaglan bo toe toe Yor tb . eympy ” : — ony C90 cf Mimieninps, (wo of Lauieane, and one of Ker. | "Te Amancen geuph hed eatered, The steamehip Nava Feotuon, Capiain Wyie muiled for | der in the mcond dageee, and We bem bern mentened to ' +i 10% tenine me etek aller Mowe y the ferleg, Were Varioned muder pie twenty thourwd dota | tive Ne ore ea of «fering @ great deat, bal ih wan Laverpoot at 4 eusrter port thre ocak thin aternown Pre for te