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Movements of chicago Vessels.

Burr41o, May 2s-A1rsred. -Prope11ers Mohawk,
Nichols; brig Canopus schooners 4 Merton,
Lone sta1, Die Vcrnon, Racer, Kenosha, Coling-
wood, cnrlew, Success, 4 Richmond. George
Gale. Sweepstakes, Saranae, Drake, Monitor,
Aa1riet Ross. 3 Parsons, A11alr, san Jac1nto,
Ployer, Tartsr, Golden Harvest, ali from Chicago.
Czedred-Propeuera Mohawk, Nile; hask Naomi
coIingweod, Success. starlight, Kenoaha, q i
Richmond, D r Martin, Lone Star. Die Vernon,
Sweepstakes, Harrist Ross, George Cobb, III fol
Chicago.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WELLAND ca
HA1.-We are indebted to Capt. +. 2. Dos1 fVr the
, 1862-05-26
Detroit Grain NIarKet-mny23 %,

Wheat-Ihe market is Inactive and greatly de-
pressed. The only sale On Change was 10 cars No
red at sc 70 b. For 1900 bu red, hail mol and
half No 2, 96c VAS offered, and $50 asked. Corn
quiet at 85c on Ct Get, and SIC, delivered in bags
strong upward tendency. Barley steady at $1.21
@1-87. Rye-The market has advanced to $40
tEn
, 1862-05-26

SHEEP-Ihc market continues quiet, but frna
and unchanged Sales we're:
es Sheep averaging 116 lbs at. .}450
, 1862-05-26

HoGs-Received, 2, 1868 head. There was brisk
demand to-day and the market was quite active.
Prices continue firm and without material change.
, 1862-05-26
LAW NTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT EouHT-BSE1fy ,|1&jge
Dfsnzssond,--No. - Jonathan Il. Ransom Is.
Chester r. " l1iams ct Al; eiectment suat--nsaxi
rule to plead entered The patent case was gu
Wis t.ate ve. George ". Brown.) involving an
attachment to Corn Planter. Al fnn report Of the
same has been preyiunal5 given.
CIBcu1T CouRT OF CooK CouETT-ByorY judge
GoodricA-Juags Aanie7e be;no atet;t-No. SIS
--Matbew Fleming vs- John B. Kline. On mo-
lion Of defendant. supported By atddarit, ortler
ed for the day.
SuPEH1oR oUps7-Bekogs Hon .ud9s Wizspx-
No. 94tHenTy b. Handy W. John Miller; motion
for new tzia1 By defendant ovesrn1ed, motion Of
reaeons having been fled No. 8z-Curtts ~.
Howe Oh hearing.
The Court adjourned at IN carly hour.
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Received 84,66s bu wheat; 1Q,076 bu corn.
Whcat-Sales i,oe4 bu o d II white at $i03; so
bn red Mich al S1.00; toon bu do do on p t.. 6oo
bu white do on p. t.; 800 bu white M1eh st $1.0s.
Cotn-No transactions; buyers do not offer oTer
soe. Oats ac. Bye so059c.
, 1862-05-26

following 1ist Of vessels passing through the Vel
sad Canal: - m
On the list Nay.
stSF SP RiSest oWsn seana Knssson.
Schr B11ttania, Port Br1Hen, ,OHwego.
schr Ryerse, Port Ryerse, do
sehr z + Gilbert, Detroit, h1agason~
Ec6r Mcinnts. hlhcafuHc, 10
" 1ae z1a; <,... r1--.u+,,
BaIk M @ S2y'n % OF inc Lakes, g,o, Ghdeago; h"Sstou.
Scn1 . = ~ a1ans' 1Ahnimauaee' Ahisnas1' ~ ~
gehr Ss Moanta5nssr' 9t Ma@, r,,da, DE- oswsgo"
ss1,r: sshr - 1,s'a9s st9 "eAs' 81 Rrr3ucu 9o
schr Ell car+Ino1+on Rscina VIII ~
Sehr SaIa1 9op?ne' nGne' Tasa'sn' TIsssnsson' ~ ~
Schr Fetn1n = - @ine' 3ff1Wan;soa E7uae+o,
sc6r sc3r Hnfaaidth naWatha Ta1e;n ManA n.vsSo npsso
Seh. Ell. 1a1S 1MS Hnx+, 4Hnaaase' T.;a hAagetoA~
scn1r Parssrerarc.e fia1afsn,d ro-nvto
Sshr = Rater. MiiwanIce Eingst@n
7eol e1sefe1e1ee' eieselsoa' freseots'
Vessels in this port for Harbor--Scht Jnpiter
ecoH Diana, prop Erie. cenal bosx D. GazIa7.
szaeas etSSGshalging at re ElesHoz-
Senf idass N ocot1, cnlcaSo' 1l1e-
-, G1r11ss RIP s Or , B4n SAaE-rhs name of
thas OF General Stgel-a most decided improve
naeut. The change has been made nnaer special
sssn;f, act Of Congress authorizing this and othsf
Predicted she vi, hove when taking the name.
NLtn quite new z went ashnfe in j gale Just
west OF the mouth Of the Genesee River, andhet
crew hung for hours In the riceine, where they
nearly persisted with cold They were finally
rescued We trust better DAYS are tn store for q
craft so unfortunate a. to be sifcted with sach
na,:,c Three cheers for the schoouer Sieel!-De-
fIoik tribune
or1c1z Tnrps.-Tha sckooners Racer a,a7 Die
yIonn hsrc eocb 1nade fsEr +on,d tGna row f.h;-
co[, ein1e te one1' ~ ,te 1avicatfan
~ jarsr;;Isr ope'' " -@Ae 1@A''s'At''A3
1Nt@ -AA%eNe|ee'-
iEhRaFiG 1ALE:-Onc oa lae NOS! severe se!es
On 1ne Mhes, az tcp1ese0leo " nSc captains
took pace yes1eIaay afternoon N the region Of
ff-es nc1oct ~ h ,s1e4 s.7, - ,eg - ~ -
ensrc nf ,fecc' 'fnrts ~ N honr W csn ~ ons NE
1frort lie disaster to one yeaselthe schooner Ral
Se wnffh nad her t9p r. maSt It, tnpEaa aad
" IN arriving Al tbis ToIt III nther Tesse's IN
Ter yiciniky net with mpra nr Ia5s iiamaoe-@m A
-. 111,s ls,s -.
~ ~ ~ st hah1 ssea r. tns
a5 eta5} saPt. Il Eun nas caasas ous ~ N tne
@ EAts " i1ae on LaAe Elnes
seA.e e uHes osio" nAtueil, au4 N epllt;
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4 RT1LLERY AND CAVALRY
~ ass oER!cEEs-An s1ta nlee lot Of saoEss Deln
DTess GRuntleta- Aho Infant1y Field and Line Or
4cers SWORDS ne 9est articles made; Gote Smith and
ridges; 8hou!der strapA Bugles DC, &C. s sold veTT
cheap for ca*h- 3, a. BOWEN, 10 CIarE etraet, rug
, 1862-05-26

TIE R1Y-FouRTu REa1MExr.- The Col
onel Of the Forty fourth regiment requests all
the absentees to join the regiment at Cape
Girardeau, No. AL letters intended for the
officers and soldiers Of the regiment, should
be directed to the same place, care Of Gen.
Asboth-
, 1862-05-26

:: EB AtIaatie for. june has. been received By
John ". Norris, 1os Madison street, who also
:.has Hs1per's Weekly and Leslie'a Pictorial,
efull of spirited cuts Of the war; 8 variety Of
new novels -Life's Secret, Why Paul Terrou
Killed his Wife, and many others.
, 1862-05-26

NEW BooK-'sA Life's secret,n BY Miss
Wood, author Of "East Lynn" "Castie
Wafer,'' &C., is just published By Peterson,
Philadelphia, and received By John r. Walsh,
corner Of Madison street and Custom House
, 1862-05-26

TRINITY CHURCH STRAWBERRY Festival,
The Indies connected with Trinity Church
will give q Strawberry Festival at Bryan Hall,
On Friday evening next, the 3oth inst. a band
Of music will be present to enliven the occa-
sion with their duleet strains. A pleasant time
may be anticipated.
, 1862-05-26

ANOTHER STATE STREET DEN BROKEN Up.
Another brothel upon State near Polk street
was broken up on Friday night by the police.
It Was kept by a woman named Mary Astrich-
She WIS fined SIS and the inmates SO each,
By the magistrates presiding at the Police
, 1862-05-26

TIE S11TI-FIFTH REGIMENT.-The Sixty
6fth (scotch) regiment was psid off on sstur-
day. We learn that all the arms and equip
ments for this regiment will be here during
the week, and orders have been received to
prepare for the field In a few days. The resi-
1nent now numbers over nine hundred men.
, 1862-05-26

EsGRAyNGs.- consignment Of over six
Thousand prints, consisting OF fine steel en-
cravings, romo-lithog1aphs, Bs1ter's large
oil paintings, is just received at the new pic
ture store, o06 State street. They will be sold
at private sale only. Ladies are invited to call
and examine them, as the balance not sold
will be returned in few days.
, 1862-05-26
THE CITY.

FALSE ALlRM.-The alarm Of fire at about
halt-pastfour o'clock Sunday afternoon, was
caused BY bonfire on Clark street, near the
city limits.
, 1862-05-26

STEALING CODA man named James Fra
zier was arrested Oh Sunday, by officers Perry
and Hopkins, charged with stealing SOS in
gold from his sIster-in-1aw residing on Clark
street, near Admins. He had obtained the key
Of a chest from her, and abstractcd the money
therefrom, all Of which was found upon his
person. He will be examined this morning
In the Police Court.
, 1862-05-26

AcKHoTLKDGRMEsTs:-M N. ]. Greene
acknowledges the prompt adjustment OF her
claim for losses by fire at No. 86 Lake street.
Her establishment was insured in the Peoria
Mutual, Russell and Wright, agents.
, 1862-05-26

E Our city, on Saturday, presented q
scene Of activity through the whole day, the
equal Of which probably cannot be Witnessed
in any other city on the continent The
streets we're utterly jamnled with moving
masses Of goods, teams, pedestrians, Sc.
Chicago certainly does not suffer much from
the rebellion.
, 1862-05-26

~ Eclectic Magazine for June, with fine por-
trait of Prince Albert, from late photograph;
Temple Bar and Blackwood's Magazine, for
May: Mrs. Woods new novel, IA Life Sc
cret, y &C., have been received By McNa1ly d
Co.. is Dearborn Street.
, 1862-05-26

F" Csll On Dunlop Sewe11 d Sps1d1ng for Printing!
upv11-h22I-lY
, 1862-05-26

EARLY AND LATE TRADE.-AIes5rs. Bowen
Bros, II and 7o Lake street, arrange their
stock for the carly and late trade 50 as to ena-
hle buyers Of staple and fancy dry goods, no.
lions, domeEtics, &c, &C.. to ell their memo
raIdum with advantage at all times.
, 1862-05-26

RoBDERY.-The two men, Whitlow aud
Dunn, who wero arrested few days since for
robbing house in the West Division, By the
shreWd dodge Of sending the lady Of the house
away to look after her injured husband, were
brought up for examination Saturday, in the
Police Court. Wbitlow was held for further
examination and Dunn was discharged upon
his promise to enlist.
, 1862-05-26

TIE OUTS AND Saturday was the last
day Of the administration Of Justices Akin and
Davis in The Police Court. Affecting farewell
speeches we're made By the tsouts,'' and the
ancient Elaughter-housc was for once IN sack
cloth. We hope that the new Justices, who
ever they are, will ELL their seats with half the
GOOD Eenee Of their predecessors
, 1862-05-26

FA1sE ALlRM.-The alarm Of trt at about
half:past1our o'clock Sunday afternoon, was
caused BY bonfire On Clark street, near the
city limits.
PERsoSAL-Hon. Edward Everett and ex-
Governor John Wood are stopping at the
fremont House, The former lectures at NIL
Wankee this (Aonday) evening.
~ The &c. 8. L." and the Battle Of Ball
Bun, q letter By Gen. ]. g. Barnard, g. 8. En-
gineer, is just published By D. Van Nostrand,
and received By ]. R. Walsh.
AcExoT1RDGEMENTs:-M N. ]. Greene
Acknowledges the prompt adjustment ot her
claim for losses by fire at No 86 Lake street,
Her establishment WIS insured in the Peoria
Mutual, Russell and Wright, agents.
A CHURCH on TIE Movr.-The Third ave-
nue. Baptist Church structure will commence
s1nfgrating to the Southern part Of the city in
a day OF two. After reaching it's destination,
it will be remodeled and enlarged.
B-" Why Paul Fetroll Killed His Wife, q
sequel to 'sPaul Ferroll-'' And also . new
edition Of the latter novel, have been received
by J. R. Walsh, corner Of Madison street and
Custom House Place,
NEW BooK.-"A Life's secret,n BY Miss
Wood, author Of "East Lynn" "Castie
Wafer,'' &C., is just published By Peterson,
Philade1phia, and received by John r. Walsh,
corncr of Madison street and Custom House
Place.
ANOTHER STATE STREET DEN BROKEN Up.
Another brothel upon State near Polk street
was broken up on Friday night by the police.
It was kept by woman named Mary Astrich
By the magistrates presiding at the Police
Court.
NEW MEs1c.-Horace Waters, music pub
Usher. New York, has sent us stPresidcnt
Lincoln's Grand March, ,''::''The Contrabands, "
Volunteer Polka,'' "Shall We Know Each
Other Therc!' and the "scicntitic Frog ali
OF which are achieving popularity.
EARLY And LATE TRADE.-Mes5rs. Bowen
Bros, II and 78 Lake street, arrange tlei,
stock for the carly and late trade 50 as to eua
hle buyers Of staple and fancy dry goods, no
lions, domestics, &c, &c. to ell their memo
| raHdum with advantage at all times.
10 Eclectic Magazine for June, with fine por
trait of Prince Albert, from late photograph
Temple Bar and Blaekwood's Magazine, To-
May: Mrs. Woods new novel, "A Life Sc
cret,'' &C., have been received BY McNa1ly
Co.. is Dearborn Street.
TRINITY CHURCH STRAWBERRY Festival
The Indies connected with Trinity Churc]
will give q Strawberry Festival at Bryan Hall
On Friday evening next, the 3oth inst. a BAN
4.
, 1862-05-26

law through Market street, towards the Armo-
~, with that conscia recti which so we'll be-
comes policeman's movements, the latter
reached the very sensible conclusion that he
had proceeded about FIR enough under direc-
ton Of the obnoxious escort, and by a quiet
and judicieua use Of his foot, brought the Off
Ger horizontally to the sidewalk, he, at the
same time striking ont alta hreak-neck pace for
the river. The policeman was quickly on bis
pins, and the race commenced. At the first
dash the prisoner seemed to have 1t all bis
own way. but the policeman soon displayed
excellent qualities Of Hind and bottom, and
quickly shortened the distance between the
pursuer and the pursued Just at the mo-
ment when the former thought he had his vic
tim within his grasp, the river WIS reached,
the prisoner boldly plunged in, and the police
man didn't. This was bod break for the po-
1iceman. and it decided the race He struck
ont for the bridge, but his intended victim
reached the opposite shore, and had wound
himself into the 1abyrinthian uaazes Of pine
boards, scantling, &C., before the officer
reschcd the spot. and could not be found,
The policeman knows his man, and Says he
will give him another trY before many days,
A Row.-Last night, little before twelve
O'Clock, two men got into q quarrel at the
hack stand, south side Of the Court House
square, shout woman. One Of the COM
batants struck tho other with some weapon,
which caused the blood to flow from his head,
and then jumped into hack and requested
the driver to leave, which he obeYed. The
| wounded man st4ftnd in 1nt f,urSuft nf thu
, 1862-05-26

NEW Mrs1c.-Horace Waters, music pub
Usher. New York, has sent Us "Presidcnt
Lincoln's Grand March, ''::''The Contrabands, ~
81 Volunteer Polka,'' tsShall We Know Each
Other Thereof and the "scientifc Frog" all
Of which are achieving popularity.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

you propose ard all the unconstitutional acts Of
which your party officiAls have been guilty
The Republican party. through is President.
through tis House. ami through the senate. had
given a construction % the Constitution showing
the absence Of power to pass Just such bills you
are now advocating and intending 70 pas. In
his inaugural address after having taken his sol
emn oath to support the Constitution Mr. LIN
coin said:
Il have no purpose. directly Or indirectly. 10
interfere with the institution of slavery IN the
States where Il exists believe have no law
ful right to do so, and have inclination to do
so"
The House of Representatives of the Thirty
Sixth Congress, majority OF whose member:
were Republicans, passed the following resolu-
ton unanimously:
That neither the Congress of the United
States nor the people or governments of the non
slayeholding States have the constitutional right
- legislate upon, interfere with. slavery in
any Of the slaveholding States in the Union"
By the organization Of the I Territories Of Ne
vada Colorado, and Dakota, the Republican
party. by its own legislation. had recognized and
approved the docyine of popular sovereignty
which Judge Douglas regarded as essential tc
the removal from these Halls Of the most dis
turbing question of the country.
do not presume that when Judge Dougla:
thus strongly asserted the necessity OF MAINTAIN
ing inviolate the Constitution of his country thai
he for a moment suspected that you would evei
attemp.th violation of the pledges which YOU
Republican Congress had given the people, anC
which your Republican President has reiterated
But the bills now under consideration propose {,
violate not only your pledges but at the SAINT
time the Constitution. You forget your prom
ises; you advocate these bills. and urge thei
passage through this House.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

Our advices from the Southwest indicate that
the rank and file of our army are dissatisfied
with the tactics of the Generals in command.
The men want to fight. If fighting Is to end the
rebellion They do not desire the war prolonged
indefinitely, merely to enrich contractors and
glorify the officers in command. They voun-
teered To restore the Union and maintain the
Constitution, and for those objects alone they de
mand the war to be prosecuted All other con-
sideratons should i'm their opinion, sink into in
significance when measured with those. Every
truly loyal citizen cannot fail to sympathize
with our gallant soldiers in this respect
The integrity of the Government was assailed,
and an appeal was made by the Administration
TO defend md maintain il. And nobly was this
call upon 9he patriotism of the country respond
ed to. The people are actuated by the single
purpose TO maintain the Constitution as it is and
the Union it was. To secure these
objects they willing to make any necessary
sacrifice of blood and treasure. Such is the sen
timent OF nine tenths of the army. They want
the war TO end by honorable means, within the
shortest possible period Ii il is to be through
blood they are ready for the sacrifice The fear
full responsibility of proonging the is with the
Administration. Ii has been voted every man and
every collar il has asked to crush out the rebel
lion. Ii TIE war had been prosecuted for
that purpose alone with no design to interfere
with constitutional rights, now the flag of the
Union would have waved in triumph over every
inch of American soil. Every patriotic citizen
should demand of the Administration speedy
termination of the war. Having tue means
placed at its disposal to crush out treason wheree
it is head it is without if it permits
interested parties to procrast!nate hostilites until,
like the Ioeusts of Egypt, they eat up the sub
stance OF the people.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

In another column We give short speech from
Col. ". 4 RICHARDSON. the gallant Congress
man from Illinois, and the special friend of the
late Senato- DoUoLAs. We trust it will be read
b. AL Who respect the memory of that eminent
statesman. In very few words. adopting the
language of the Springfield Register Col RIoH-
ARDsoS, "e6ectaally spikes the reasonable guns Of
the Constitution breakers, so far they basely
using the name Of the lamented DouGLA in sup
port of the purposes in the closing hours Of the
bellion. From every radical newspaper. and even
from Abolition pulpts. hear the principles of
DoUeLAs invoked a authority in support Of Con-
gressional reputation Of the pledges Of the Pres
i1ent aud Of Congress Itself, favoring the right
and the qualify Of all me Stairs. aud the invio-
liability Of the Constitution Ia vain have these
falseters been appealed TO forbear to thus des-
ecrate the memory Of the llustrious dead. To
this hour these political hyeHa- persist in their
efforts TO tsrni-h his history by placing him in
the category OF those who repudiate the Consti-
tuition as il was in his day, is now and ever shall
be, If the eouasels 81 the true and faithful De
mocracy ct this nation shall not lose their wonted
weight in lie hour Of dismay and peril. The
people will rule, and the Union. with its perfect
Constitution will be preserved forever"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

In n recent letter Of ARrENUs WARD. in which
he says he i demonstrating" his show. hav-
ing bought a collection OF "wax-fgures Of our
prominent Revolutionary forefathers'' at cost
Of about 1.-TWO dollars ssd fifty cents per fore
father" the great Snowman informs US that he
VISITED the President He don't saw that the Oh
jet Of his visit was to get "A. LTncoLS's wax
figure" for his show, but he gives the following
account of IL:
/ cs-lled on Abe. He received me kindly.
handed him my umbreller and told him Ia have
a check for il II he pleased. That. said be, puts
me in mind of little story There was man
out in our parts RhO was 80 mean that he took
his wife's coffin out of the back wirder for fear
he'd the paint Of the doorway. Wall. about
this time there was man in an adjacent town
who had green cotton umbreller.
did it fit him welll Was it custom made
Was he measured for itf''
Measured for whatl" sed Abe.
1.-The umbreller"
"Wall, as | was saying" continued the Presi
dent, treating the Interpretation with apparent
contempt, this man sed he had known that um.
breller ever since it was parasol. Ha, ha. hai'
Yes" said |, larfn in a respectful manner
"but what has this man with the umbreller TO dc
the back winderg"
ITO be sure. said Abe, "what was il? | mus
have got two stories mixed together, which put:
me in mind of another lit"
Never mind, your Excellency, | called t.
congratulate you on your career, which has beer
an honest and good one-unscared and unmov
ed by Secesh and Abolish at the back of you
each one of which is a little wuss than the othe
if possible. Tell f. Stanton that his boldness
honesty and vigor merits all praise. but TO keeI
his under garmints on. L. Stanton has apparent
~ one weakness. which it is, he can't allus keel
his under gasrmnts from flying up over his he'd
mean that he some times dances in peck meas
ure, and he don't look graceful at it.
took m. departer Good bye, old sweetness
sed Abe. shakln' me cordieiy by the hand
Adoo my "Prahayrie flower | replied, an'
made my exit. Twenty five thousand dollars
year and foand; solilirquised as | walked dowl
the street. is putty good wages for a man with
modest appetite, but reckon that its wurth it Il
the White House.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10
M EDiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER TPAN CURE

FEN0 LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
4 organization, 10 those by whom an increase OF
family FROM any Objectionable the undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly and
safe. and width has been prescribed in various parts
the Old Wora for the past century Although this article
lsvery cheapand simple yetit has been put up in hall
pint ad sold very extensively the exhcrbtan
price of IS bottle the undersigned proposes fur
niSh the recipe for ST. by the possession OF which every
lady SUPPLY herselfwith perfect safeguard az any
drug o the rifing of % per year. Any
physician druggist will you perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials be procured oft efficacy
Sent any part othe world receipt of 81 by address
ing. DIR. J. G.. DENERAUA,
P.G Box, No 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d6y'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10
Pulpit Politics

One Of oer preachers said in his discourse on
Sunday las. that il was the intention Of the
Almighty God not 70 stop the war until every
slave (blaef was liberated" He also prayed
that God wssuld make ABRAHAM LINCOLN a sec
ond Mosss % 20 down South 70 free the negroes.
We understand this distinguished individual be
longs 70 the kinky tribe For that reason he ad-
vocates the cause of his colored brethren. His
sympathies are all with his own race. There il
more of the negro than the white man in him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10
Summer Can't See II.

Mr.. Sumner has at length become alarmed at
what he c0nceyes an encPoachment upon the
Constitution Edward Stanley, recently appoint
ed Military Governor of North Carolina, declines
to act as Superintendent of Niger Schools,
whereupOn. Mr.. Sumner looks into the Constitu-
ton OF the United States to ascertain whether or
not the President is authorized to appoint an Is
kind OF Governor for sovereign State, and
strange as it may appear, Mr.. Sumcer conieSseS
that he cannot find any clause comforting that
power on the President He can't see it. We
have heard of the devil quoting scripture when il
would serve his purpase and Sumner quotes the
the Constitutnn when il will serve his. II Stan
ley delivers up persons held to service or labor
on the claim of the party to whom such service
or labor is due, and ignores Niger Schools. his
appointment is clearly unconstitutional. 1t don't
require decision Of our Supreme Coart 10 settle
that point
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-10

JUNIUs TO Re REyEALED.-THURLow WEED
makes the following announcement in his last
letter from London
1t is now nearly half century since 'Junius
Unidentified published. and although now
a. then, nothing has occurred to impeach the let
ter in which "Junius' SAYS he is the sole depos-
tory of my own secret. and it will die with me, y
yet before the present year closes all doubt or
question as TO the authorship of those letters will
be removed