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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

" Ths new Camp Of instructor TO- on, vol.
unNers Is 70 De formed Immediate y at Aanapo.
AS aacho on central and salubrious position
aeces'ioie 10 Washington and Baltimore ans
hafpers Ferry BY railroad, and pos es,ing grsa,
:" aoSantaSes than the city Of Ann polls for the
CONGO ntanon OF 50 900 men The change Ia,
"een made at the suggestion Of Gen Wool. VIII,
eehsfg,d With the gu pery1sIon OF the csrnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

1.-THE Brittsa Post Once has withdrawn q,
0hSlrai proposition made in 1859, and form,IIv
acceited BY Pss.mas Ter Cereal Bisix In Noveu
Der last Tor reduce rate of international le,e,
postage, from "a to II cents, bet ween the tvc
countries. The United States Pos, Orc. De,.,,
NEAT did not anticipate this withdrawal, afer The
saelect was favofably re opened BY the pres.n
fos master 6 General, and upon the British b,s,.
rus re'oh VIII be very much regretted by IN,
o'mnefcia! and social correspondents Of both
Conntries A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
LATE TELsGRAPHIUNEws


BANGOR, Me June 96 The Dsno crstic Con.
vention. to-day, nominated jameson for eover-
nor. Resolutions were adopted sustaining the
Administration In the vigorous prosecution Of the
war for the support OF the Constitution, aud en-
forcement OF the laws, but against making the
war a crusade for emancipation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

h4hoLisH HisFokNATIos The London Time,
Lohhlhs an article on American affairs, In which
rtteSidsni Lincoln Is denounced as a tricks.er,
psesase IN his recent p reclamation ne mentions
Sssaioft, In North Carolina, and Port Royal, IT,
rou'o ohohnas a. distinct ports The Tr.:, de-
csares thsy are one and the same,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

III Hon. Emerson Etheridge will deliver an
cfs'icn from the steps Of Washington monumsn Mt
in Baltimore, On tae fourth day Of July The
most extensive Preparations for celebrating this
national holiday have been made by the URion
men o. q a. CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

W Surgeon General Hammond 10 now In New
foTk city ]. Is understood that his visit has d.
rect reference to the disposition Of the wounded
soldiers who are expected TO arrive there In q
few DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
Nxw PusLpc.rross.-we have received fro

NV PUsLic.TIoNs-Weh have received from
Nsssrs Pulp SolOmons, $50 Pennsy lvanis
sv:hue, copies o. the Ollowiag works:
'JehE Dee and Richard &c., By Edward s
SOuld New York: carleton. A graphic DOT.
traiture Of cer;sin phases CT New York life, orig
tnaily appearing IN chapters In the Home 10 r.
AA II interest created by II he's occasioned
It's publication In It's hs.dsoms style by earle
ton.
The Game Fish % the Northern States q
America and British Provinces" By Barnwel
Carleton, y, 7. This 10 a pleasantly written
eoof, Just the thing for sunm-r readiuC, will
JUS budget Of Information upon matters pIscato
Iial HE author is specially well info; med u. on
lrou' AID salmon. The concluding chapter uper
Camp Life" fOrds valuable hints
Extracts from Army Regulations 4" wash
ing'on; Philip L Solonons. useful little rub
LEGATION.
from Hudson Taylor, 33i Penn,ylvania ave
rue, we have Loves Laeor Won RIMS
T. N sou;hvorth. Philafelphis: I. B Pc
terson & Bros. Some hing new from Mrs. sosth
w0rth's pen, end consequently sure to be e ,gerl,
read hy her wide circle Of admirers.
WI. Richslein, 27S Pennsylvania avenue snf
John =. Parker, 3is street, send Us copies Of
The Flirt" A novel by Mrs Grey. Poll
sdeiPaia: Peterson 4 Bros A readable story
bg an author popular in both hemispheres
From shepherd RILEY, Seventh street, job,
q Parker, $40 street, and J. shillineton, Odeo,
B1Ilding. we have copies CT an odd sor, Of Ire
Chu'e;-' Rife Shots at Great Mea and Phipg
na0fHnrS. ,Ap9em In three cantos Byan In
Petersen & Bros. 80 - ,.irhis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

IL John Walters, a prominent merchant OF
Baltimore, committed suicide in that CITY yester.
day by shooting himself with a pistol while la
boring under temporary alteration OF mind
supposed to have been superinduced by business
difficulties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

W From shiliington, Odeon Building. we
nave The Atlantic Monthly for July and Black
woods MagsEins for June, both good numbers
FIom shillington and from Hudson Tuylsr.
50 "a. av we have Harper's Magazine for July,
fIesh and readable -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

!tfS JAWS sIcK--ln a obscure corner the
Hichmond Dispatch Of June Is, makes the an.
nOuheement that Jen Davis had been taken I'm n,
Raleigh, whittier be had gone TO visit sick child
Anncipations were expressed that he would "a
tnrn % The Confederate Capitol In a few d..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

TIE cASAL--fhe Cumberland Telegraph says
The repairs TO The Chesapeake and Ohio canal are
so far completed ss to permit the passage of
boats this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

Promoted w. Turner and Frank Eemble
acting masters mates, have been promoted to cot
inS masters and efdsrsd to Hostos &c the U, ,
Sstp nc E1~ 5000 T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

~ eeo Coffee, Esq U 8 District A,to,.
neY tof Eastern Pennsylvania, reports that nine.
teen twentie;hs Of the prizes brouQh, into phil,
oeipe's h.ve been, or Will undoubtedly be. con.
oenhedr and their proceeds Re distributes a.
PR money money. The costs In nicst cases are uyb,
sna 9uite . number Of the prizes are already con.
oenneo and sold, and The money Is about heinz
paic over to tie Navy Department for dix,r,hn,
eon, The cases now in adjudication a, Pbua.
aeipeia wiz realize to our gallant sailor. sever,
hUl died thouIand dollar. = &c ''' q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
CHsAs oAsH sroaEt z'''.'7es
oILcLorH, Le Ms A WAVE. Of oRooKERy,
GLASS SWyIAISE e, Fancy GOODS,

We have on hand lsrss assortment Of
Floor 0l!olo,hs. {.64snis wide
Fable Qtsolo rs, different patterns. eli widths,
Uiloloth Table Covers
ALse,
"a rams, Buckets, ssHo bshs,
1afss. Gaze, Ccfse Boilers;
Basins, Butter Kettles 90,
Also,
Croofory, Glsos And queens Ware, Of all stJ e,
and patsrrs,
TUBS, Buckets, Coris,e, Brooms.
all ki1 q, VI
bic ard Pocket cutlery. csryers, Forks, viii
SO 3utcher knIver, 10 40.
Tcg,t hel vish every thing that In useful IN the
hoSssturnishing ire. Pe-sons in want Of any of
re abo'e srtcles VAL had IL TO the sdvs' tsSe
% give q. cal betcr. s-rotasinx elssvhsre
Rem, mber tho No, $50 Seventh sire /, between
ja q 81 RONTg y QRUvrJTu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
Spiri, Of the Mernins Press.

The Is:tRig.nesr argues that Lord Broug hams
assertion, at the la:e meeting Of the National As
ISOLATION for the Promotion Of Science that Il wa.
he who, by intr ducing law, struck the nrs'
blow a, the slave trade, half a century ago, is
erroneous; and that the United States was the
frst TO 90 so as early as 1870, nearly four yesri
P-ior to the British law to which Ltrd BrUug ham
refers.
The R'pEbIieas, commenting upon the passage
oy the senate Of TIE bill to Construct a Northern
Pscinc Rail~syJ, argues that the importance OF
ne Pacific Trade and magnitude Of the domain
require Tree lines OF railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
BONTZ q GRIFFITH.
nEPOT QUARTERM .srER,s OFRIrE
" Cofner Of lafh md q sis Va "A IN re-. n

u Corner Of lsth and g Sta, wasAissfos, n C..
NoT@,can Scale proposals viz be .rea.iyed a,
for .r.ot for tie bu ia Of de- ceased .cG ss
rom The y 10 !, copssue for SIX months dating
-.enE. dig th, grave, furnish the ooshn auo trsTs-
.Stts t:9a f. hs sIavs The soldiers TO be burned
The terms ofth, cont act will REQUIRE that the
ooft9 IA shed shall be of sound tine or poIsr
5ss ss ss w %as :n ns E
stsli r9t be lee, .asn six fsst in des.h.
ne sai'es must appear or 1t Will not be con
ornsosels will be Addressed to CAPT. Ed
Ys A CORNER ofis'h ana streets, @s,hirison'
hoult Ii b. avsrdsi to h m must be guara ntIsd
b, two r, lontibl persons whose signatures must
The resp ,nsh llty Of the susrsn.ors must b.
shown by the flo al ertI rate Of the cerF OF the
ne.,e.t District Court or of'he United States Dis
BIDDERS must be present in person when the bio.
-. opened or their Prososais Will not b ooneld
,lnd.. in the sum Of on. tn us.nd dollars, signed
the CONTRACTOR and beth # h,s gua.an.nrs will
H. nrsSnrsd tn, succes'fu bidder uToa sirninr
A. A, The 5 nd must socompsuy, the e,ntrso, Il,
patton. and ready to DO Produ'ed when the COZ
Form Of Gsd,astes
we, .|,d OF tn % COUNT Of - and STAT Of
hi, prSs, T,iol I'D Tho. should hin proposition q
ne VII -t once enter into contract IN
sho'lf tins contrsc be award d him We are pre-
IT, ms ga. .sate- must 3. appended the ofiss.i
len .IE:iS'WAggp ( HAITI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

~ Cohmodose Hull, Naval Constructor Hsr,
49, 1Sinerr Shawk, arrived at st Louis on
SufoAV LAST from the East, to superintend the
ae..on OF seven new gunboats at the c..
1e' oecn The oiher two, the Choc,,w
o. =. henry' have Eve hundred men a. work
"h InD % ana VIII be launched in three weeks
o.Vc'a" Will hsve tu'rei Ike the Monitor,
so VII De put in oomnand Of Lieut. winilow
~ ipl asafy viii he 900 feet long, pierced for
eha VIII oe 50 constructed as to be ser
saO'e al sea-goiag steamer Lieut.. H.u
s., IA command. In a few days the engine
'he it'n ciaa steamer lronsides will be tested.
10 every prospect that the vesse, will b.
hesdet ever 10 the 6 overnment 3, ,hs 49, a.,
oy tie contrsct-Iuly I5-and -po,stbI,, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

10 svenps Z, hesf lSth ~ and The "hL>iu hoo,e
Glorious Success '-Nsver before EguaIlsS :
Mes. Thrilling. nos, .Bssutiful, Most Sac
cessfEt Of a I TIE plays Of modern urtsS,
Boroicsul-'s lr an r,ns ne - est.cle. IN three
scts eut ted TIE
COLLEEN BhWN!
COLLEEN BAWN,
Or, THE Brides OF SkRRYowES:
'f' iIsS cgmed aEs .Sd ytoo.lI. Oh &c
H. !. G G99ttkkiiSSs.
Brief eaE::s.m-n,gs t.e f,ys,i.s Actress.
Mss MISE SUSAN SUSAN BENIN BENIN
THIS EVENING,
CO l. L E + " BAWN!
NY es n Cop slaen "a psrfprme by hi for more
.es three aa .ad h., s sHss
e. III h,fins Danny M TdT
TX Nor amer a.; Hardr,s. crofsO
q VA a o.; -. ..,--.'-kyI DAY
wstSn HI and q sss q
soIhL Climber - Ely O'ccnHeT
NJ: ! 9 Forrest .:::--s Ii; Sfsson
.Ouri 6 the piece Mr. Coi,LiYs yIli siss II d
NORM ths ropes that Issse Ne" "Crnnteen
SISBEK viii sing sTse frsstJ Girl Milking her
Scene Lake of Kill.ruy by Moonlight.
ecsn. 2-The Sap OF Dunos.
Scene S-Corage of the Qolieen Bavn.
ACT III,
Scene The Haunted Gap.
Scene 2-To-c CfsEaE's House.
Soon, Store, Luke ard N It3intcudis Peaks.
Scene <-Runs of the ChapeL
Seen 5-My es' Wa'ch bouse.
Soeae 6-The Devils Wa:er Cave.
ct Iii.
Scene 1-Shelah's Put.
Scene 2-Psrlor ia Castle Chute.
Scene S-MJls- Ma Goppaleen's Cottage.
Scene t-outskirts o. Castle Chute.
Scene SThe Ban Room.
PRICES OF ApMlstroN-
ID Dress Circle cents
Orchestra rs cent?
seats may Be secured At the Tnesisr darlns the
day without extrs chsrge.
Door, open kt ~ oclo,f 10 conmsnce at8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.

TIE forces under Major Generals Fremont
Banks and Mcdowell have been consolidated
into me army, called the Army Of Virginia, and
Mslor General Pope has been especially assigned
by ibe President 10 the chief comma and.
The forces under Gen. Fremont constitute the
Rrs. army corps, to be commanded by Gen. Pre-
mont The forces under Gen Banks constitute
the secoad army corps, and are to be commanded
b. him. The forces under Gen McDo" ell con.
s.l;gie The third army corps, and are to be com
mandsd by him.
Gen. McCalps division, 10, 600 strong, which
fer Fed par. Of McDowells division, has reached
Mcclellan ~ water, and another divlsi on Is tc
20 low Immediately in the same way, while Gen
RI cuw VIII also operate against the enemy al Rich
Bcsides McCalps division, Gen. Nc u elIau ma,
received other reinforcements TO the amount O,
several thousand since the battle of Fair Oaks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

II Reading n.tsr on srsrs page. Sss
"afs'@s for Interesting Telsgraph,c ard
1ahsT Rla3tSr. ..-. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auouensers.

ny Ahh az bahNAh Aucuoreerl
T. oMaiSsfUNtRS SALE OF ,HREE
o Crdef .ns a.epss Of s rc. BY, s Ufss:
s spd raised s:.: On sss q: :.
u Ia Adam. and others, for 4 dIvi.i n Of the 20
fn.d Val iof s.e n 3, f PSsio
Auction. or TUESDAY, the sts day Of jay, a.
hight tis f1tsSo!s ana On e.ts taIS =. s me
q Issb.o, Of which the ssid AIeIsnd 81 Adams vas
and 70 tSs q q: t
10 the clty OF w ching toe, TO vIt Lot NUN bered
:ss .rss ssS sSs S,ss sSse, 3,
thereoI, o nslstinT ola o mfI nab sHs,s DvsII-
pe Lot n mbsred tonrsen s zen res s sae
6ered fu, bundre and sixIy eishl t<ssl q anlrg
q sad io, sOa fsnsiss sSs. SsssS
Nth the zoe OF .. yep,a streoi v-s- ave IS, feet,
the rne 81 s,Id alley ave s. feei sa5 he oe vsst
Of beginning, desaIi6 in the procee iass. viii
me ,m1ss We s1t. tnsreon. GOA. IN. oftvo neat
.hsp, opsrt, 10 els by lees.ei IN the Seventh
W., 49,. lie, hST.s-mea Ir si piece fronun on
tee AZ tIOEtn. On seventh ltfsst vssI, setseen
ems Is q :.Is 93e.hl.d o.s n. resid
for the deferred lsynen s, PAYABLE 20 toe iews re-
ssls Tit; dsed.tsb r.t. TED Cd sntii the sSsis
An s''''''''l!5 Il si FIJI sfEs
ELEN'Ia BIRD,
'.-i.., JOIN He NDERsoN, "a
sa. Wf sIsam n. w.1REs, =
iea5ea.es WALL & RARNXKD, xsois.
BY wALLi& sARNARp, Auetoueer
TkUsrEES StLH OF VALUABLE IN
n pRsvl. pSoPEsIy.-By virtue Of deed %
No IT,. foios Iss ct Gee We ssa eocsed % .s,f
at suctlon, 70 ths hiFhest bidder, on tie erauisss
sy s. n 9A aSSIAY, ne .;ts ea1
s:s. ss.t.a a. .ss Isi ~. ssS
sss Iro!sTt, e situate. on strsst north. BE-
ferms otssis; Que rslrd essh; thu r,.isp. ms
10 81 is msnths, the purosas o. We notss ieT
q: ss:s:s .s md s .:: e s Ss
Sonrs s1 sSGa.s he S meet % ne notes IN
&! - =: g: .:
ss"e taree times N the n o Ions y eiisenosr.
ie2s2s.&rs VAL. q 1.RNkkb, xsess
THE ro stAsEssf f Rasss.sE9yT KL AND
,o rSSsn,y seven miles from Bsnmors, .F.sdsnet
s G Ssi ie r. s,s %sss a.,:ol = ~
=; nsasi; FoI cards. stsurr ysriiesisss ~ b
kS%Is!a .tT.s!: Dr. W Mf..sSsrIs;, H. iS ssn N
ps,a s!s.s; VINES y, Rofssy & 20, 20 s,ss 49,;
srsst., i M.itssnSds BIO; Uomnsgos and' rysft
ril Z fkOnii' 80 Ss insss stSs Re d. 'a'ss A@'
jsae2.. Poplar sprinss p. q sov 1vN "a
DfSntIbHhi tRsEaATH, pssrs, 10 .Aoae.,
diTsnoyer' Warranted 20 % ,fsJslai u need 80
A irrGe stock Of pure usdioInes Pane, Arncs,s.
3ooeh' nal, and Hair brushes, 60 at
Loo moUkE,S wssI End Druf store.
IL - " lis "a avcuue, .Nuth sida
FaEsH ToNAToKsI
J sx - asss u' ss1 ss:. Z Z. :y CELIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
AMUSrf9ENTB.

GROWERS THRdTRS.
Pa svenpe e, naar iSth st and the Willard House
ApOvnH 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
IMPORTANT FROM REBELDON!


IMPORTANT FROM REBELLION!
Starting rumors rom seo-s,i..
ON thc sour. brought ia by spiss;-
"s srsst " the o., i::".xs.t Jr..ter"-
La Is oan withstand the pressnre--
Memm MGR, who ans rds the tressDre,(j
so0' sEd wipes his weeping eyes!
OftAe" goodies" m,de by DAYror
H.vs the, hard tn rebel tram,
Filed 'is lesIuEs TO exp ain!
split Brad: Pie. that never -st, oae,
S Sr1 k sss,h ske ~ g y 49, mon,
TIL they scresmed with hunGst's pan
lei; ibis rumor.d offsri
% Of bt t7ss :s -. ',e "a they wield'
Sno und5 es made .,s Their r, IN tos I'D
Hasa palste, and rs tougher
r. al u s;mp, say wv yiol- -
sPEr BRtls pe'oi h "a, * o Re. .Is
6 6tEs IS,E re; E e. NJ PIES G.kEs: CAN
ass Eleventh street bstween AID II. as
L Hereby Forysrn al person. from h.rborlns
osf S. It9i tfes, from An and are; th,
cause Also, am not rs'ponsbs for IN, debt that
N Jess H'n' 'H WILLIAM sroNEsrREEr.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, ,RAvELIN6 BAGS,
LINEN HORSE COVERS. wHIPs.Ao .
ehareju sl Ieeei we'd on commission .apd for sale
very Iowa q eessortmept of Sole leather UrEx~
P.,tebosrd 81 Wood TRUNK I, mad. lns5SftA
the best manner, OF the best material aLdS8aA
workmanship.
Also, . good line OF LINEN HORSE COVERS,
FLY NEIS. WHIPS -
Also. verT h. ndsome new BUGGY WAGON.
Also, second had six passenger CARRIAGE
In good order.
cutters sa1ylIed With al kIpd, Of goods,
WATCHES, GUTEERD, WOOLEN SHIRTS
DO. MAR-BSL u PAGE,
s02 seventh street,
1874 Under odd F-ilows' fall
TRAVELLING TRUNKS!
i sOLE LEATHER TRUNKS!
Ladies' Dress Trunks,
Psosing Trunks, Hand Trunks,
NalIoes, tarpet Baf.. a-
Saiohels. HavereAoEs, do.
In the greatest variety at low prices.
Je6-1v l'ntel 322 Pa avenue
FOX $500 Il, dark bay thorough bred "Mon-
high, years old, fne, gentle ridir horse, In
accustomed to firing and musIc-a splendid 10
imal for cavalry ofioer ASply. between the
hoars otIa ~; and ,. m at M. J. PUPE'S
Livery stable. street. betvesn sih and 9Th Nayy
fA-d sTI-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

w AsHING ION CITY GAnOsN, Nss Yori
w desssf. bsfvses lsf asd ID -fhs subscri-
opened the above pleasant reues for this SEASON,
sna t5st hereaitsr on every Monday and Thnrsdsy
sttencance. A fne Ten PIN. Alley and SHOOTING
6aliery hSye been erected for the anus ment oil
ne S.sdsH Dy ki,binE Hotcs 70 tss fcsIstor.
ere.enoe. Tn sm'l ERNST LOEFFLRR.
pArENT OFFICE CUkIUSITIEs-Guide =
L Pstents, Catalogue OF Curiosifiss and Govern
meat Garden 81 the stand in Patent Once; Rare
menfs fgrnishedi Rall5oeo Reports; Military ne
kons; sgrnt Patent once nelor!S Cheap Seofs
Law; Army Regulstons; Panorsma Oh the Coasi
showing over 1000 miles; many thousand Chssp
'r,cs; " stairs, svsr Bsnf q WSsSlp6teP;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

nF QUALITIES THAI CAN BE RELIED
~ ph-Bltct, and other Cloths, .assimeres and
Vss~nss, ali 1t our pfoveIslslly oy pfIces
iss7st Pc. avenue no >SniD IT.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

A PPOHLO CONCERT SALOON, late Nav
q YORK saloon, near Browns, National and
$40 most sgreesbis see where gepteman really
es1 err an sy ming IN this town. we defy com
OF this eelebrHed oompan' Ms, Annie West.
Queen OF Song; Billy Worrell. the champion Nero
,lnter ana DAY Ger and host of others Sieror
I19eri, presiding stthe piano. Prof 4 NsoA nan.
HeI kn1wnfof his shflity. lesde the orohsetra.
Handsome WAITER 6Ir's in atrendAnoe, rom the
New York Saloon Concert comm noes al q o,sJI.
TIL s1 O'CLOCK ID FREY, Propnetor. he 4 Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

TOR sALE-A set Of DOUBLE HARNESS
nearly new, which Will be sold cheap, a. Oh,
owner has no further use for them. address b
and U. ieASts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

SALs GF STOCK CAETLE Al PUBLIC
R,,AuCEIOS.-Tne Subsstsnoe Hepa tmeaf
day OF Gne 49,, 81 the government Cattle Yard,
N tonsl n On ameIt Grou -ds, 20 Head Of stooi
lastle, emanr vbloh some fms Mich CoV-
that vi be cod sInxly -
Terms casa d0wa 10 Cover mest fuads.
lea a, BkGkWlCH Mti0r. q. q
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,.a..... z&s. sSSS sSEffhSSi; s::..
lHk Po stAsEssP fIass a9TkL AND

DSATH, DEsATHy DsATs, TO Ri.AoaRs,
sssDbg6s. ANTE. &C -Qss Mosrs's Inssot
diT,etsd ssnAn'sa 70 % sfsSsusi n ussf -
I'll ,fs1Es stoet pure ysdisInss Pane, Arnss.
3ooth' Nkli and Hair Brushes, 60 at
MOURk'5 WssI End Drnf store
io6M lis "a avcuue, .Nuth ode
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
me Hoa.s oonlI,oa,loa Blll Passed

On Monday last, the House OF hsp.sS'u
lives closed tbe debate on the cOnhscSilon ana
smsocipssioS bills reported BY the select com
mi,,ss. The former was amended and passed
\, 4 majority Of twenty the latter was rejected
b. 4 msIOrIss Of only four. This latter vote
.Soua ,ha, the conservative force in the House
.aha. nothing to spare, and 10 liable to be over
soma 4, apy moment BY the radical demand for
. ...s,sl' smanciuatiou so.. 49,, ,-.-l
a., RAIDERS will make note of ,he fact that
Co NJ ELLIOT, Of Massach usett', one Of the ablest
and .,auschest advocates Of the oOpaSsA'ion
measure, declared in closing the debate on that
hill. tuat it vas not designed 70 operAse 40
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their riRhia and their property. and .hus large
norton Of them we're deceived into secession
and rebellion'
But aa to the of.repeAted Abolition assertion
abou, slAveholders being all, or generally, orig
inal secsssioniss and active rebels, We will call
PArson BaowELow to the stand, and let him tes-
tify on this point as he is reported to have done
In recent speech Nttl1 ..lG
He said that there is great deal Of Ignorance
at the North as well as the South, and ins'aoced
the coumon idea entertained among US that the
rebellion IL the work OF slautholders That Ia
In no sense tue. The elaveholters we're con
servAtives geperally--they feared the loss Of
property which disunion would bring upon them
whereas those who had nothing 10 lose were cas-
ily influenced by the demdoo9uss Cho persuaded
them that AbnltOHists mould free The Negroes, and
let them loose among them
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FERMENTATION or STAND OF CoLoa' TO THE
FoRrY.slxrH REGIMEET AT the hour appointed
ten O'Clock yesterday forenoon--in the pres'
ence Of Q large assembly gathered on the "est
side of the State House, the presentation Of
stand of colors was made to the Forty'sixtf
Ohio Regiment. The band Of Colonel CARING
tons Regiment was present, and played stirring
national airs.
General eeiger, on behalf Of the citiEens by
whom the presentation Was made, rendered the
colors 30 Lieutenant Colonel Walcutt, in an sp'
propriats and psssiotc address. The Leuten
ant Colonel responded, accepting the colors OIL
behalf of his regiment, and promising tha
they should be honored and defended.
The exercises were concluded BY the bant
playing Hail, Columbia" with three cheeI
for the Forty.sixth; three for the Stars an'
Stripes, and three for Lieutenant Colonel Wsl
cutt.
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New school Presbyterian General
Assembly.
NINrH AND Last DAY.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, May "a.
The Assembly listened to an interesting ad
dress from Dr.. Campbell, Secretary Of the
American and Foreign Christian Union, In which
be made the following statements:
At the present time the Sociery has twenty
one missionaries in the United States. They
have four missionaries IN South America, one in
SaedeD, eleven In Italy--an American chapel
10 PAris, and one ia Florence, besides aiding our
brethren In France In sustaining one hundred
and seventy IabOrers in preaching the Gospel Of
Christ
There are about ninety millions OF Pfotestants
10 the world. Much has been done within the
lest fifty years 70 spread among them the knswl.
edge OF the Llrd and Savior Jesus Christ
haSSL L-S alec SSSs d~.S UaTry fos w~rd the
same work in heStneu and Mahomedan oOun
tries But between these tao there is large
middle field. embracing about two hundred
millions OF Romantics, and about seventy mil.
lions belonging TO the Greek and Ofiental
Churches. To spread the Gospel 10 this great
middle field is the work of the American and
Foreign Christian Union.
The Assembly then transacted variety of
business, among which was the appointment of
the following committees for the ensuing year :
% Trustees of Church Extension Fund-Slnuel
T. Speer, Edwin F. Hatfield aud 8. H TnAyer.
Auditing Com mittee on the Report of Church
Education Fund-F. How, J H. sprAgue and ].
J. Joy.
Trustees of the Presbyterian House--Jsmes
A. Brown, nj. w. Baldwin, Thos. Brannop,
II Perkins, E. e Adams,
Committee on Church Eleotions-Revs. ]. B.
Shaw, DID, Jonathan F. Stearns, DID,, Chas
s. Robinson aud Elders John II. Sprague aud
Hon. Ed. A. Lambert.
The Assembly adjourned sine die.