The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 9, 1865, Page 1

Ss Th err ofr” % 4 * * " Pwr se oe tee . i . + c . . . 7 . . ] : ' 7 a ] 4 bag , { J . ‘ , . THIRTY.THIRD VAR. ) NUMBER 10,266 f EW YOR The Latest N ews, evniine Yeates or By Telegraph to the N.Y. Sum. 5). ) tat + FROM WASHINGTON, (Correapendence of The Sun arriv iis port, bringing oi pasengers, | Pate Tavama, May ames | The United States steamer State of Ce oreia will M of Carthaeona about t 1 ! Review of the 6th Army Corps, | \;"1."ints © Carseran ato — this Tethmas, on his return to Bogota. ANOTHER GRAND SPECTACLE. ioral Sickles Lieut.-Commander Edward Paulin the Tethtaus by the Costa A, to take arrived on t command of | THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS, "s,"'."0( v4: Crs sow in ing it The Peruvian brie of war Gut | with the distineuished polities! prisoner New and Important Testimony, | cenersi caatitioon board, arrived tn thie baton tines erable impertan JEFF DAVIS AS A ‘HOSPITAL BURNER. | pa revolution in Peni aliboail of very coneld The New York aril | on usmne radii ADDRESS OF GOV. FENTON, fest Nal ik lad Goee can Taous and Asica, two of the moet fr ‘ ypeare to have been ve early | com tof President | bod et Mr eve that the | ray extinguished. | oath ant pointe yw ernment troop, and the tuajority Versele of | Slee cap « an Revolutions in Peru and Salvador |" "yay cursus ¢ Advices from Gieytown state that the schooner MEXICAN ; PRIVATEERS _RBLBAY, | gtaek ets steeds cot ran Gove wrk to soe " from the U.S. gunboat st of« els, had revarned j Aud eailed again, A Britich war ateamer hal heow Probable Disastrous Results to | *! "rt ss An unruccessful atternpt bad beer the French. made to open the harbor of Greytown. A chanr - soine ten feet deep had been eut out, but it clowed up Up Melb almast immediately Local and | Miscellaneous News. Barrio, whofe now in from the revolutionary party recalling him to Bal &c. From Washington, Review of the & bo-day revie dor, im order to head the movement, which 1s at pres ent under disection of Gen Cabanas MESTOAN PUIVAT EE RA, The Panama Hrearr appears to be reidable xth Army Corps. he Sixth Army Corpa was Vresident, Artaud for tho | President, the members of the rere and the forein leeation It is stated upon what vority that lreaident Joarez has issued lotters of tuarque ee Acainet French ¢ for reyrieale abinet, coneral of um was erected on the | the Pacific waters were | pavement in front of the Haecutive mansion, end another etaod waa placed on the opposite side *. The letters incended for ed reveral weeks aco, and thove forthe Atlantic more recently, ‘The re thie may flu the Street for the accommodation of menbers Of Cong ren, and military and naval officers; and, directly enat of At a third stand was located for th tion of sick and disabled soldiers, Aivot the we the ocean with Mexican prive- teers, the ‘dente of neutrality establi bard fully decorated. ‘The Sixth Army Ce Paied in all the battles of th from its oreanization, 4 Tanding the An policy, tarte. Ont pe hae partici. Chilian advices show that conetdorabl anxiety was Armny of the Potomac | felt there relative to the receat appearance of two bo Gieneral Meade, er formidable Spanieh steelarmore Teieam war veescia ar 8 reinforcemout w the Svaniah eyuedron ee ; The new curtome tart meets muh oy we from the mereantile communt a army etominent ofieers at the reviewing stand. Secre 2 25 ae y A y The Conspiracy Trials, drilled and war-worn troops trom a window of the fats State Department. The troop compr Evidence ‘Taken o of the Potomac, accompanied by hie tag, ud @ Slocum, Hume phries Hunt and Meics were among the tary Seward witnessed the Passage of the fi Hing the Sixth Corpa are from New Jersey, Connecticut, New Yo Penneyivania, Rhode Leland, Marenchurett, Wiecon. | day war ein, Vermont, Maine, Ohio and Maryland, Th Mr. Ewing, Troops, as they passed there Washington, June Ss, The record of the } r ned, vious ith the consent of t! filed in evidence Order No. 26, ¢ Judee Adoveate, | tate 1) isis. detining ¢ 1 February 2td, | deste were enthusiasti y cheer er houndates of tre Military De vere | Ment ot Washington, together with a map | by a witness, Dr. Boautor arreet, eh rs in th or hood of by the thousands of «pec tators, amoue wh Dot a iow soldiers supported by erutches The vete. tng the | burn The Seer tary of War certifiea that th revoked wing divisions M tom by M t a that tt New Military Divisions, Washington, June sth.-The fo bave just been arranged Fore cowpriees the Department ot + (he Depart ment of Penney vania, the Department Virwinie, North Carouna and south Carolia: to t conunanded by MwjomGeneral Mead Philade.p Alken asked permission to offer in evidence our | on the part of Mre, Surrath the following naner me The Milltary Divieion of the Atia tle. This Sr Lawneser Harr M TYPAL. Mine 4. nat Tam an retor by profession. at Present fulfilling an | told tatMr Bocklan righ Peon the izihot Ma be at Ford's Th Theatre. in thine + [performed two lie in Washingion.dn- | rese on Saturiay | tol + head juart ia | he Military Division of the Mj tuciudes the Department ot the Ohlo, the lhe. Partment of the Norih Missouri, and the Der commanded by Major-iene Louie, Military at ae 16th of Mavch. und have not heen ty ne recollection of m of Weiet | had erog any nn whet nar Tous MeCettotan | fn tu ibe d betore me athe tnited | ¢ Al, iu Montreal, thie third | the Department of the vent of She 1; to be head jaar. ven Tennesse | Api ine Mi mine | Alxbama, tieorgia and + loride be comumiced tee Bing’ ‘i ahs te . | > Major-Ceuern! George MH, Thomas; headquarters | dee Bingham ot 1 to the reception of the pa. | t Nashville, | Per, on the ground that it was wh { ~The Military Division of the southwest Lous t an pt Wark ViceConen! General J whether Mr, McCntiourh ever met Weichiman, when on !by the ober ethe ncifie. to be | & 1h, and it was no etent wow fh him on that iasue, as it wae the eve Alken aa Wii UUHtion Of Betatement made t come | M* Concerned the tet ot ine huvin aptthts wae ry iter ot the sty * Vocate Holt rea - tana Texas New Mexico and Arizona ~ commanded by Majo: dan, headquarters ut New Ocleana, Fifth ‘The Military Division of the by Major eeu, } Weichman or not lind been os eneral al idulieck » headquar- Jordid notres Met » divisions are erally divided into depart. | 4, Ni orn Mevulloagh, | Mraticved ong | r. dudve Ade | } ¢ Mente each with Aepecial commande I manders have not yet beea determined on in all e From the Pacific Coast, hve tree wits } _ The steamship Coata Rica, from Aspinwall M ¥ | preecn FROM THE PACIFIC COAST, | in Southern Peru, havo been re aker he the Gow [proven id Central American dat of the 24th of Mr», stato fei iain Whe GREAT MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE | enotter revotution had broken out in Salvador in fave | fect uf cous As L wae tn iny w tre or of ex-President Barrios, and thet La Union dan aaa & aS Clie: Treahicni eae oaueas - ‘ wooed Ont bo ine Lins te tw G ’ Miguel and other towns tad pronounced fn hie fevor | ted. an erritt Smith’s Plea for Rebels. without any flguiing. We understand that Genocal | 8 he UT Aas OL — HA, DAS veceived letters | named F woth “Mr. Ha Wand ibe eren! don! woree t tof Ne j for eteht 4 in | within the the American civil war baviug greatly tacilitated this | DYiMIURs of | | | avenia of the Contederate woe ve J housees AL Tt ormbrac the arty ten Sunday | and Mt. (lump hats Var given | Benjnciia, aa « pa iu four Ube ates n ‘ tt claim : v he houre |); mnt; Fave of the corm wore green twice in thelr cape, and | Peleoner, Ty. Mudd, in : f 1 » , 1 Adveente Holt filed in. evidence, Without | 4 ' 7 : , © profusely dieployed by the officers, The * un , ‘ i i , der No. Id. cert fed by the Secretary of | niet f did not hear of wreon bee burner Old torn nnd faded battle-tiage were proudly borne in niteleaten clamation of the Prealdeng | ebe you haee liebe ee cuter the long line, A detachment of New York eogineere Bite Biaiee dated Ber oath 8 | c f < . OT one the were haleaa , nd providing } oy y 1 bronebs up the rear. The spectacic was ae IM Posine ett teal by itary euthority of ail tirle ‘a ry ul t fi and interesting ne the previous reviews, thoush uot | poreuus, ud aldere and abetiere of the retetion, | Th, Oo oxteusive ae to numbers. oe ines K, FRIDAY, JUNE. 9, { either atten be shown feontinu ‘ ‘ d to bo calles, We wher & withese called for tl three witness the speake deed tohine the et that they Yeu notwithermuding, that Low le ed eared Advocate Mot inquired the 4 Aitendance, whe bh een mir inoued Doster gave thelr names en follows +f the District of ( iy Marcus b a, An nee Borden CH ltstated tothe C at the wi @ MAINO) had failed fo appear, after having boon *UUMOUEL, ae stated Ath) wma@oete fd ety of waing compulsory inemsiies wo secure Aste nidance Doster anid that be did not wis! t for the arrerte! whew nt nyt before @eking forthe arress of vine Court arked thot those who administered et certainiy 4 Hay in coneejuence ot the military review wae taking pincer at Washington, and il the iesion wo ordeied. he would take mensures ti el the attencance of that gendvnmu Leioe the ROOT Re Doe Doster salt th @ testimony propored ta he 10 Payne's case wae very mate Aethuich @ westion of insanity could not be passed upon 1. Mitchell, whour the Court liad permite we prieone nee Cute wore be done except by these t witnesses stant judee Advocate Rurnatt then prey der, which was endorred by the Cou a eral Hartrauft, Provont Marehal of Airest an betore (he Court do above who had tailed to obey EPSTIMONY OF PIANC RL Waitt the Government) QW Maryla t tellin the asauaetiacon r Saturday between down emda to why and went Mr ews vd bis eou 1 be Presdout sud he ead a man then asked | Cher it tooth who was fid nur know why rtourhy the name of t by Mr. thing whiet have bappene t nity than while ned to been ai wae gouge on; Dr tirely in earnest INT OF FOWARY PnAsen folt @ State where you re Joule and have readied! there Temenber Uist there have beet on Western a Hb ane kKrowle Dts of the Contode ed in that busines: A concerning A e name of Tucker was one; Minot Mavece waa er; Thomas 1. Clark was another: a wan y me of Marrett woe Anothe 1 yo v a 1b eo-ca let “ wee en ph Ob ad borning aul other rivere BHen’ Heivhtwe, and oth tranrports, Q. Will yon enut burned by ibe stenmbonta: Tp al IRV ihe et the te thy bowta wre parties? Ort Can bell Daniel D Dayter.and o: = were buried Chere were boats harued at New Oy ations tial aud Thursday Jenne, butt do not recollect their nat, *. Wn pALY lone ot with ob Shove Vieksburke. YQ f operations embraced the tam aml wtore everything pertainine t ciatined conipenantion to His name wae Dhl Wal pent that hoepiial waa The tire oceusved at thie pian uction of the Ger Acortain Nachville ine a he ul i" Ptaloment aint Ate Whether or nos you have hoe the vot dthen hada have, Lm Keehmond tre of Aueurty Dod, » the nrerview the Seeretary of War aud Jefferson bavia: Mr aL. Clark, Dillinghaw ond inveeit wont there Mnection with boat burn d put in elainin lames A. Seddon, to whow [was iat 6. Crark: seddoo eaid be bad throw duced ot dod taaedt was now in the hi | Benjamin; we went to Mz. Beninmin’ and nent meifl kuew bim oT did; t t he then mek Mr. Cinrk if kiiew teht; Me. Clark anid thacd ad ¢ tr ted te hin by Mr Mac ore 1610 CH | ano the x ett to Jem, binvis, fuctt iy we told him we t it Mr. Dillinehan: was to elsion this thing of ville, he Wane @ Ratenentor that ef nel and Lwiote out mw atacciient ' heck to the cad that Mr. Dillingham lind been hire hop Volk wud eeatto | ibe exprera Ore, YY, fo burn the le? A. You Teisned Mr. t 4 t Mr. Clark ~ of the ; i My and the Bod A hate New York Soldiers, Bienen. oF if ier, Fo ge Ese ake ee Covaratukatory Addveas of Gov Fenton, TESTIMONY fae ‘ i , ' riaute ktiow t Atvany, June s,-The Governor has tasued to-day | By Mr. Ewing--L ars Preven ‘ th i ‘ 7 ‘| 1 A Convres Diatrictot Murvls ' e 4 ' ‘ a Hi rongratulutory addieas to the woldiciw ot | © ariath Pee st AB 86) 4 retroyed i , k | Jue i i ecole ; r li ‘ i fine pore tl i ‘ t a teu bie ue Pak woe i th patriotlum, vour faith 1 * Ca sod every 4 “have ulminate in tl V1 " © Kilog with'n AB eda . vee he eins oltare tf } alnuitant a? ve od uy lever tom | fat bine wae 4 Biiow it | reverniccah the vindication uf | A) Mev en, ba Mh HE uOb TARE ehatye of tie Troi thn | ithe ines a» the f ould not 1 i * vee wae ment fiom him, dated | Woull uot have Me 10 vit Ave Sleveted the G Feb. % 13 hat war caled ay | burere ¥e.@ taken wan fiom thie ne edthe renown, aud enriched the his } independes that owe down there, gud t od head You have tn nished tothe world | Aen sVAFOTIC Dies epee: be wilowed to come ! ih , Mire nnd eee titenen mens ‘ rvavreat erm nnd td men triledio | behouet h@done, ‘then Sersition Wrnied i} Liberty, and of the mnawenee 1 tporw for which hiv cup pe * the rewnide | the burning of ten @ | ton Havin i atitnitons. Boldie sieut Ble wb eiiowel by law lor eu ‘ coutiienous | did bo thiak at any ur tot wie, a fives vou the pledge of te ating § et Were iseued to ali who apne jhe md be wae cou have that stopped, It os With pride upon your florious schievern My Asvistaut Judve Aus uc The letter | tod hin the | ae wou to ink f oruaee ee Lie ‘ to fk a! titve re |owh I reevived irom Thoms had come reference | the papers ewas wen le tad thee 4 ug he orm. To you Ne ork Ww gly ens t » Dt, Georke Mud th whow Jam a queinted Mediates that there we 1 iyiuy abous t | sted hes houor, her fair name and her gieut dea. | tt @ Mudd, with whou Tarn wm juainted Houth whose papers vould run out, wud thers fae wonhare ed worthy of the cu nee re. | EMTIMONY CF ALEXANDER HKOWNER, } woud CK lO Keb them senewed, and yh , ¢ Pag titerperd& " eK IO & Aue wed, and thag ve T phene thus with | Doster—I live in Pors Lulueco; have known | ousus uot be, the snd that what Laue eet eased value. ‘The coming home | 4) i Atzerott tor the last -ixor eight voare: | would bed Law cue ep atin ir Balous it te hoped le wot tar distunt. | Arse ott wan ut Port ‘To several times in the | revo Gel papery, | base were pert © SOU Bhd | ejOle> with you upon the atone (une alout the later partot ket } OF ou ) « e yr A Vinar A YeOur valor hue agivered,” Yon hon With ime ty the country; | uink on thatoc. | Q. M.. Lavin i hod beeu aon Ve leruid as bf e wat badves of asin t stow dwaa riding | A. He did wot; he appeare huuw what bad t ei, abd the highest evidences Of the pride | neorrel horme d the piieoner a cours | dune. Q. Did you cue to nt ww BbOUL tem whi a ‘ Bele eoNdys | pecous man; Le ie eeueraly snows ws be ue a cownid, | ries in regard wo it elmuetie ike, A sve wa the ent herole enduraue. your | aud there are several inetar taal bie want of cour | We cute io an, ® receive ad worn en bd fordiy deporit their | ace: | have een him MAKE pretty geod bine 4 j four huudied phous 1 omakod Ye with ali their ene A meworics and | tip our ot we WAY WNeS & pistol wae filed in am: | I yavie whette © the ‘ E mesorlanate, In eur KH ed repositories, | of auything af that kind ] Work wae doue ; be aaia at did os ia would With swelling heacte we bade 1 to theae ‘ Oo, that mt would ir eu verta. BA tbe Py b d de a! TERTIMONY JOUN NH, HODES , UMS beesuits, with elowit epened | QUMrLOTUARbeL BLO | it lervel, WO euy Welcome to the ve wraps By Mr, Ewing Live in Mince G Co, | Cushs to be es pear shennan'e bio; that We have watebed you all the ihe perilous pectod | argue dwith Daniel Jo Thon, + cencially | sherman wes the na we ! ot ir abeene HB ib yous viciuriés, and | gnown @e # Very Uutruthtul man; {1 kine Hin thas wey OuE Hie hatt iy Ve wil treasu MF hiechargeter, T do not shink 1 could melic } ¥ hom sou have uanmer, Marre Were Oite and the gloritied uiem- | under oath | the Conreternte service PA they “ Wn records torr im- | | Crons-examined by Judge Advocate Holt, Never | joused toa secrero tle the pass, ard eadure cured, the pe know Thomas to swear ialeely; do not hold thas t will | enue tpeaks #0 untruth he will necessari y | With zealous prid re nu honor net | pwe alee DK the widow and ‘he fatherless anu ti.ose ) Mi, Ewing stated there remuined to be eal! vere dependeul upou the hero, ‘The te how cht | dong alle withones in the case ot Mudd, wRou lie desired te piererved Rh. bo FENTON, e whereabpute of Budd oo the 2sdot Decumbor eaniz aa Dost ted, that in the ft b ny 7 = abse jor Beven. Mr, Doster etated, that in the case of Payne 16 Jar Cooxe repora subscriptions to the Reven, | , Mr. Doster, sta additional witheare, tor the pute “hirty loan yesterday, to the amount of $2,731,600, Of sLowiny the antecedents of the prisoner, and 4 fhe d ition of the whole fam to tusanit A ¢ the pre-dispoeition o: \ wie family sanity, ™ Mhere were 1,906 individual suvecripuons for 960 The precipes for subpoenas in the cases of theae wits ele @o1 $100 cack, nesses were Bled oF least sen days ago, and they | sinus of the. ALK, oreantz t bie. Will vou en whether you were aioe toomber of thatord r; yougueed vot answe ith o yOu Will criminate yourself, The witness aside : {2 | ne reply. Q. Do you seinember the position when YOU Lave won for the State and the Natic question, with a view toan impeachinent of the wite } Barca in the decation, A. Lunderstood ph itted to our ch dren, we @ precious | here, Tbomar, bug they were not preeeat, One of the | held the porition of Adjusant-ceneral of the ptace iy to be cherished, and revervntiy tote | witnerace wae. bine Oxpected to testity in “id tO | Jiliouls ; 1 could not may whether of the O. AL, ote Aton, OF of the sone ut Liberty the Court—Q. Was the at Hiavathe oue OF bbe Guuaber oi (hose burued? A. she war, TESTIMONY OF JOUN FAULBY, Aequainted with the prisoner, Dr, Mudd i fe. U bie neighborhood ; on the day utter the a Pas. OH Web Liaw about YH yuida tiv ly house. nines of ihe Aehiow bedged Arnoelate show be et tle ‘retood that Judce Olin had autourned hie @ iain road | mphelly rwenh, "} of tho disahied soldiers, and the « — | sPRICE ONE CENT IN GOLD VeWwo CENTS IN CURRENCY 1860. ee og when he fo me that thore was ¢ het i thatthe & ert had been killed, a iM Me Lincors 0.8 urn for the summer o@ Seward and his eon had bert arenssinated } va edo Park, @ Inke-shore Chicaro. Mr. tamed Hovt boih'e neme i executer and nearest friend, U. 4, Judge he + and he ead bh brothere it wae ve nH took the oD Vavts, of Minoia afer taking an scoound tbe euste, baw notified Mra L. that her :neans Wit S sald Ml ms are very litnited—in fact, that she ia poor, bis house; T see Booth at 1 Mie Pope o Rorne was seventy-three years old fall, and aekei hie name It wae fon the I hoof Mav, and on he 166h of thie monet Hoot! and the the of the ee es bave | will ren t t teen h yeor of his pontificate, Stated With the prisoner, T asked Bont | utef the tong let of wwe hundred and Aty-aine Hame was mention d. whether 1 Bow i aah *~ t fore lonaer who lad been dowu there before. and he eaid he did os Sete WORS) One ei , Ms hot know Period! than Pras IX, ! ‘ Crossexam led hy Mr Ewing . The e ersation t | Toaw nent requitrea copies of all the oathe ir by the prisoner he | eaten the amnesty proclamations to be fled erid be ta F where be H | haa been fin Wea New ten thousand were res An 1 aho | ceived e Mr. Linee'nte edrintetreation, and swore Le Would Hot he t m oath, | the uuniler is rapidly inet tig unier Prosidont j Mr. Norton te the contieman who ¢ ef that be | Johneon fenw Dr, Madd at the Nat bal Hotel the day before | the igauguration he Court then adiourned, There are aor a hearts that, lke the roving ving Cling to unk tocke end ralued towers; : y Bypirits hat ation ant! ne | General raat at Pouwhkeepsic, Wea pA Sha AWOA BE Iowiy (Otten eWay | thei tad bales ls nde of people as That from the paaser'a be ' ” ed at the station to-night.to give Genera tirane And bring back odorous stead of eighe. Yan appropri | seone was i weleoue. Guna were fired, aod the Tim pol'ey of reconatruction {a sat His atay | the Executive in erned Phe Preattent hi waselort, and the train ed by the | peramptorily declined to permit the rebel Legiales ehonte and chee f pearly ten thousan tiresof er Alabatna, Miawisei); t Georgia to beluee. a boson lho ro-assen,!! My nal Goveruore will soon be - Sppointed for those Blates, sews Items, Thr Now Orjeans journals describe the crerann (Bp Felograp’ to the New York Sunt) in the Lower Masissippl, s# one of the most di structive that has occurre! there for many years The county in the neightorhood of Brashear City Ti starch factory of Davia d Walker, in Rowe | Ga i bury, Maas, was destroye | by fire, Wednesday | other Diyght, Lowe sio,c0e with innumerable torehe fY, follow wick Hay) in inundated to the depth of 1% {thel stock of every description and roperty, id incalculable. Tiw death f Judee AD), amith, of W fae Ar the fire in Chicago, NL, on Wednesday night, | U. 8. Tae Commiarioner f 8 ‘ i te [rea ited, wad four othere tealty | Ristn so wilt to, récctloceets ree the Lisanoenetes ed sda Blithe) who, fn 1555, pronounce t the sugitive slave o l dave uneonetisutt nal, in tt acoot Garlan Booth, for the rescue of Glover, an rsecaped aleve, AT the ty. of expeeted lovation atthe beginnin: of the cer tues, some of the town maniatreares caller retary of the Navy, Postrnanter General |: pon ey old matden lady of Montrose, and eo Nieltedd oy Wiliam Faxon, Faq, Chief Clerk of the | her t ph mi ie A. sel My nh aa 9 | avy Departrnent, and th nvited gusta, arriced | bh i iy Mr if alle ihe jen ral rit myrel, oad Vin wo gaun te raise men for King George." Paster, Vorer, who wae oorn in the Weat le. | dies educated in Virginia, and emigrated to Florie jain disci, and wes frat elected trom to the United | that Miete in Isto, bas riven pi self up to our 4 ” yon ° * hae be ale e one time Preaident of she Atlantic avd Gulf Raile road, and entered, hi woul, tute the Southorm us sippl delegatio: saded by Judge | Conepirac.. Pi an si ese glade paar ering: AE, Tr lar portet at macon, Ga, that Breckinridge, i late rebel Secretary of War, has auccomded in mak- [oe eressman LUNs ware ini oonuulisilon Wilh! | ine nth cueane Ia ¢aasal from she cond? of Florida Th will be cememberet thet he parted company with Davia e fow dave prior to the latter's capture, fince which the nothing bas bee ri from bim, The extensive Horary, left with a Kontucky frend until heshould turu’’ to ble hoiae ls to be sold Hon in afew days like oath, Ina great towler.’ sald Mr. wolng, as hol ned @ large volume just lows lato, while asieop, Was to gront+ Toane han been no determination made a whetier Jefferson Davia will be tried by a ctvil or iw litary cour ab Washington yesterday, from e tour of uspection eonuccted with the Navy Department Turne is reamon for belleving from Hint the recently published report that Peesi lent Juarez was ou hin y ) Beatea, ia represented a9 encouraging, by advices received at | Washington send the Georgia delegation, healed | y { President Johnson yout rd ¥, relative tothe raor- | Kanization of the government of their respect! States, Gov, SwvTn, of New Han pahire, wae inangupste @! yester lay with ranch military and elvie Naples The Luaugural Aditreas ie a tong and able docu. j Ment, The total debt of the State te 44,0n0,000, hefore ret ' Fs | Tho aunusl expenditures to be provided fj be | er than any other mortal ergo when asleep Pin | ; 6 ; ong ih Ned es ereate man an Pla Was Plato, when asleep, ensuing year aruount to $2.0467 000. The Agricul. Hate SIME E TOA IW CvORy praveclt canees | ural Catege in war's epproved, A seventh of | friend) “Cer © Phen ho nds have beou | the population is engmved in f vdrmines of | awful anorer Wealth, gaye the Governor, are hidde A wew fashton it reported from Paris, Thie novel kind of trirutnin mo posed of sequing, owed ail along the wea of @ dress, which make an | cenmanttinkliag An ther no 4 pr 1 widows, Ia cormmence|, vel! hew bonnets is thum described by a Parisian wrt cae c ae ginilayeadyieh tty ** Madain DZ # bounet consisted of two ounces of Koll Doate . four mjuare inches of black lave, the whole nelude with a gold aw be the leat aud soomt terrible blow wa} butten, which fastened one end of the lave over sho anhinke at the epiritof rebellion, New Menp- | osber rf 1 Baourrany) Aawann ny stone |For the Novobat } Cully in spesking avo eatin hin lower jaw belug bled, “TS | taatened so as te be uin le The lower part of his face Is completely envelopelin the mechan- leal contrivances for keeping bia jaw in place ao thatiteney heal. He ie able te attead to business, Tha eon Frederick os now entirely out of danger, Metor Boward, who waa wounded during the tack spon hile father, baw been breveted @ Lieu. tColoue first Turkish A ssutor evor sent to Ker- rubly went bo t opers, and yotting tired { of Favat, which he couldn’ understand, drew out bw p pe and began to will! away, Ashe waeanu a Lurk, nothing wae seid; bus 1 tly bo bes to apt Verhourt,’ and the t eleamed fi Old Capt ritcomplainel ‘The Bughah Au bassador remon- Lataen aiienarietie spss cl dhreiod wrist him, tiie Mosler brother, who knew J Which ebould be used intellivently to enrich the | ell, Legisiation for the auppors of soldiers fami se of neers a reconumouled, which, the Governor ilexperiences ur dith- | ghtre ban turnieh cause, of whom 11,000) were dis i have talon in the confifet Geaoral lntelligenco, (By Metl te the Mow York Sun.) Kin Saini bee goue to France Bo wat d, Buat Soon haw idaued a neat and je farewe! alironse vA niltled “Abrabam Lincoly, omy the wer in America," ison the t fa Vieous thertre Appro- ¢ Army of Georgia iader an pefeg ah apa enele WHO Wore WiliOg La take efow words of Bagliah, replied: People! Peo- me cee : i ple end «@ no nwentog that t: receive hie | @ Fe On:Tuctor han been gens | gr eit9 was an honor fur the plobelan doge who eat | tenced ¢ ve year for “anock. | fF et é KOA, Ginner eq, of New Lebanon, Colum 1 engand # kant] ison N.Y letter infers the Clerk of the r Yiu the f the count eine Court the Datrict of Cola thathe Phe nawnber ino reluced by } id retained by aie of the friends of Jeff, Davis, ae ba J counsel for the jabber in the trial under the indict " a1 Prronen 8 r t daurhter | the vihof May. Mr a that Wed eday, toa w thy , Was a Representative in Er town of bos | sour District from 1s Veroce nr the Navy Depart ' Treasury under Polk, ment Lat att hu dred veaneleon sue Atiautic and | * of Clana under Bucheaens Gulfeonet, varvi Yow6e fe \Lea mio tuys, Now aro but ninety (oan cf tha anvil ahunes t brought Anorn 6,4 sonersof war hur tar, mim! ly acloa, hea nthe une ¢ metic eles ® thon t rile ‘ . tn lace irposow, At the a snsucee a ri r ew rg fa ; A an ; ' : ioe Ms Dioiles of tatlvary telesraph ! {e r subroarine oof ghia So i oth ata ie Be : +O Tenth miles ipel 1 hilewof submarine telerraphe ; sie ¢ hi mero Inia § i M4 rere a war broke out. Sits . tiated itcla dian OMe 1 wiih ‘ messes vere transmitted vbiaghet ( the yeu ‘at Wn average ¢ tof about thirty Avatiwa I thew late ¢ had aan d porae | Shel : i Ane a Ne d Dather Dunn, 4 t bw er head, ¥. 4 last week am man, named Du He ‘ rer ‘ : ee ree ' 4 rined ginated 4. Praueis COMLEY Are Maaranal vial eaetatce lich teak aad fiery Prat ry uaiwed David Wilda vile stim tu bal, aud, betore he ie, wok Lim !, Thirty once, and going to ‘ They then anked ry bo she organizes cuted tole he «id, end to be iw ‘ 6 © ute they fired « his tnoeier ia we ietrated Ay Wilda’ y wee blown to tained, “Ib ia) 4) 8 Hy ib io so, a: *Thave acen 6 from various A cartes fre a lurge numte as ; } parts of the So ith recently,from Virg D Louise i Eben tier, Who kilt | jana, aud ibie remarkable, aad lesen fr ‘ hea ‘¢ " Hteim-| whatterrible sud anivernal deewiusou pre Demices paying O00) mands |. or she Bouth amouy th rows These poor beluryy aud feveiving sixty | cressures, entice! away fror ar contort homes are crowde | into all whe Beer t aod biren 6—inen, Worn Lup records ofthe L won, with the names, | teus of thousan Tew itnent, dase of capt » uf every Federal | course, no provision las eeu | ley oud teua pr § ever panied the doors of | quate provision can be tale Be SOR that prs Seub tu Washington, The | sud they are liseraliy siacy id 4 ' er bers there siace tue War, in ude raul sia m Pave a Fortress Mor rie tent, June 6th, Ab ie ) on Wodnesday | Tue steau yp Cn a8 arr ve Ahab mie ever . ‘tying & LU her ! persone in the | mort oy irom e aver oa a atae rd FUtG he linw buree bob apd prosably fatally | rebel Major Geers: oa on . Reet a Das onndiog fon other Vie wait were weal, ruled prisoners war. (ewes 1 Bain afoniegy It yiel the preasure of the roof, which had e+ | will be renienberedty Heene e Hin i Apu coutiy Leo Leavity coated with tar and sand. { Charleston for 6 years previous tte t Hy at was who placed frapeimoned | ADREADY there bas been a considera! reduction Ver ee a nak ie in ihe | iby of Charleston. nibe waves paid (> inechanice end laborers in | | aie ON ev alkad Uibadihark tht Lanes | Troy, N ¥.. and vicinity, owing $0 the prospective | ie ‘uuder ihe Liestag sunshine, a heavy overcuss rewurn vf @ large number from the war, Fart nd biaukes thrown ecruss hands are said tu be vitaluablo et one-third less | Pee eee aha habe: a wae Shun Inat year i intl, each Gue carryit traps. g ‘Tu recoiving-vault, containing the remain a lowed to enter the Hygeia Hou the aeciry on the © Martyr President," is #Uarded aivhs wud « duty there, on account of ther rete! uuitortos, AN by ® guard of honor, which will be maiutained uu-| hed ther side ried, though none wore them, Bome til the body is com uitted to its final res fog-place | of the cfficers utilized ther «words by banging 138 lean ib she coimetery, weloctad by Movers Cutinucd en the Last Page.) vlers, sod @ jowed by bie fiacy were not of |