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From Washington.


Va tipc,on 'uae Tho act 10 punish fraud
In ~. y ing contra "a with tie Govoiuiutit. which
has tut been approved by tie President ,'tal Nsh-
ma c'cr m whih al' c.1trdcts are q lc tiled f'r
public Inspection. n. uaty i'r = Vi''ati,n of
Tie law is not loss ther ti"0 nor more than tano
aud inpris nmcnt not more than ak months
Au tf'riai report from the secretary Of TIE Treas
wy state. .hr N Mic dcNt cn the 2uih & MRt Of
lhi ts,psi st all aver go rate = Interest of tur
all thirty i've ono hurdtet'ls.
ten Rirns'dc has s'nt g. the Secretary of Var
ls of the l01 released t'ltcd states soldiers, r-
varlcl ~ New YHrk lv the steamer Nlrf ftula
This. BE- say- IL the second ut,hucnt oi ptis ut
released ny order of Gen. Holmes, and the tird
will iil Iow on the II amer Guide IN n few ,bys.
Cart Ri'chc, OF Gen. Bu'nsle's staff is now ia
New York, and VIII rcrsonaly fIpcfiniend 'hclr
,iubAik ation aud transportation to thcif homes.
ActiE Assistant puyWH ter George III. Andrews
has been urict,d To- tW NJ hawk.
Attorney General Bates having given lis opinion
that courts us tin Ia ,,ss thin their lawful ju-
risd, ton may condemn I,rsons 20 inIris niiicut
NJ ard abor IN IL" Pvnlt,ntiary ci the Dt ~ "i
Coum ia, ia puin.hmeut q. crime is too well set
ted be Low au open question, the $ oiri,ry oi
lie Is a.. more In, n~i ~ this because ho ~ con.
strained to believe t never WAS the intention oi
Cong csc that the volunteer soldiers VIII" have 81
generously stpI forth la the defence OF their cc,in-
try should for nuy net made criminal hy the mill
tsy law be ~ st AGAINST their will H. the igno-
miI.ous punIslinsn oi comm, mont in the Fcneii-
,isry, assust wldeh the feeling OF every spirited
nau must revolt.
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Tnr scycntcth anniversary OF tie bril- Of
Popc rus TX has just been celebrated Il Rome.
Tur number Of wounded men in the hospital.
In Wt,Au gu'. IL nearly four time. NJ great Hs W.
lRl from the bloody field OF lmIl Run.
TINS Gen,rpl Synod Of il Reform Pa
t,siait put.h Church, Ia North Amor.c., l.,,t u
: rtcssr today.
MAJOR ClLILf, who was WOUNDED in d" re-
{. a. 90. B,tks, was the suu Of tir I tc JolutAuu
C.rry, who waa h,lcd Ia Il duel with Gr,S's.
AccourisG to thc nlyces from Turin, no Ia-
Ian BiNop viii be- prcscut 1T tAc nrpronnIus
cIulril At I;ue, the Ittii 10 Guy,tun,At having
rtouin.t0 i taeir a'tenlnncc.
IL J. estimated that al lcp,t GO, O1 militia can
ho brunFt into seryicc h"'ire TIE lWh instant,
thus sttn. tree fn at duty III" very lirfc force
now engaged Ia guaidiuf cities forts and railroads.
SiScE the commencement Of the war The totd
number of ge.srIs turl hy our cr1llcrs amounts
a. iG, consisting OF trainers H. ships ~ halk5 ~,
hrg, l3, ~ hooners lio, s'o'ps II, rhis IL c,eht-
-iye Of vessels Of war aud glnboats captured or
sunk in battle
1Irr Philadelphia colrrcd folks are ngtatins
IN favor Of being permitted o. ride IA the c.ty ins-
souper ears there. uuinlHr o them waited upon
the Presidents of the ya'uus railways. 1T the
monthly meet!ng on Tucsday, - request 4 At the
'prohhituy rule" bs r,scindci The liotrt hb-
toned 10 the petition and promised b. give thctn an
early answer to IL.
AcCoRprSG To the report 0f II dcsertcr who
cam. iuto tie Union lines On Monday, General
Jackson, Ircsuuilng upon his recent Successes,
nisniests dsi ost on t. ho dctatOral h. tae gov
ernInent at Richmond. In reply T. tevsraphit
dispatch from II ni,uin, concerning some pruIu,oo
movement Of JA'k-ou's army, the latter sai
"scud mt more troops and fewer orders"
N,RYIANp has now eleven regiments IN tlio
I.Yt,I si.tpa service. ~, wny they can hgl.t for
a., Union iiryinood IN the fslllaut conduct u co..
k,u..y. II ltiinoIc regiment in the late battle Win
ia, i,s,n The cuor-hcurcr II this regiment, after
the battle was over finding that NIL was lost, shot
r. bel from hia horse, and mounting the animal,
tied the II ~ of the regiment around its neck aud
IN that way escaped
DE. MuRl.s, Halifax, N. S., physicinn,
says tlat - rrap ouia puIpuros, &C Indian cup a
LutiIo ut Nova sofia, ii certain cure for Bin n
pos a all It's forms. II either vaccine or varioous
,natl,r ~ washed with tb infusion of tuo sUrTace
L,,l. they are deprived 20. u cir c.lttliOIs proper
trs Il has been successfully used Ia the hosPtil,
90 Nova Scotia.
TuE census deyclopcs the curious fact that
there are more ScVtt.sl descendants IA l. Hdun TIM
IN Edinburgh, more TriE' than iu him, 100, ,O0
more R1manlsts than IA Rome, and more Jews thai
"a Palestine. IAvrr are hau, IA tIe silns metrupv
liz, more than $4,000 Corn uI' 10000 French, az,
5000 Itllul.s and ser" large number Of A,llllr
from all parts of TIE Ey-St, and many who ST.
worship tleir idols.
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Congressional Proceedings.
NNNNiI,h CuNGigEs,s---Senaic.
lfral - s.-'pu

Ua3iQiou Js4c Nj. Wilson (Noes) in
..Hdu ,l a lI.nt resolution allowing lclruitcr, a
uafuiuu 90 tao 'o.nrs Tor every uoaort.l recruit
~. 10 4ri.Hr f"., mud tA"tu ing 4"llIHi rnlisur.
I-N .,Wuus Or u t'e tcruIr army, Co r,r..e
Itr rtrt mYu'iI's puy ,p advance. r'-.,l
\ Il,ut .,-o.uuou. sI-u'ulintuI pa lntutsrpl .r
tle - t.ttins IaN u.rt I" persons 'mr',y. 10
tue 4 Iautmcut uf the Wet, Wh- taken ul, ri
pst-ol.
1uc tx bill WAS thon 'akou mp. Tho quot lc-
.u- un luucuung ia thc un, aduant str'..n. out
t., tlA ou cuttuu
NJ. wilson tMaesl etgssny opposed any ,nS on
uuito4 90 uulust and r' pp's to tie grrat 'nuug gtc
r4i4ul Int roiir OF toe cymtiy. Tuo burden won "a
chiefly 'lu on the lndu binl interests Of New En-.
land, Wlcu, under the 4 op SEED hilt already bear
t irl,r. paying nj lc'1t tsw dollars a. one M
Compared y III the prcI agricultural districts ol
the Mr-i. Many of thelcott0ii mills were closed
already, and heavy taNon cotton would tand TO
cl,e tn all, ami throt the operatives ont of en-
pic, mont.
MI Ctaadler M ch. Icontrnded that 1t was ft
and pruIir that Tux sitIld he pvt on cot' n That
tine % source ~ he rebellion, and had been
cl. med Ha KIM hni fw that We hive got hB ma
Ic-tv down, We shouii keep or foot On him lie
,lsnuod that tie pcupl nj the West, cspcrlly oi
MchigAu, paid a iVlI dfupOriipnnte Tux, and would
pay rhccriulIy. Iti- JN On colt ~ would also l' q
bndcn on France and England, who had brru in
inicil H. the United sS,tcs IN the present contest
Mr. sherman tOhit moved 10 reconsider tis
rate, rcJ,cIm5 NJ. Athony's amendment yester
day, to lpy ~ tax 81 ou\ lafCcut per pound OL cot
ou R'cnnsdrr"d. " ~ 4, uays ~.
The question Il en occurred cu the amendment,
makinX "a tax on cotton ui v cent. per poun1 which
WH. y lfnt.l, l,.ls 80 uaya 10.
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NUMBER 032O.

triiar scrcss the wide R,ppahan annocl, sai 'al
brMi iht ur lie railroad AMI tcl,-rsph c,'r ..a. u.
ton a th Ae liz. and WAS In speedy nni tic most
direct CO nmunicat on with w,shin u n--hhd
Jrosglt tn TINS point, a. hs nitlra "iNs ' rr' ~
stotts I Of grain rd provisions; sh,l hid 'oir"i
ini 4 IN tao v est. and ,he Pros tent and : lrs
tttv anton hat revived our tro1rs N tins pInt
cn the th-ht vi t.Ie dHS BE- rre We v'ei io ~
g. .t al u ,iu.u , st..,. ,ni b. s .rrGencral ~ Il
A,u,s had b,.s. rcpu!ssi. anal he is or,rsd T."
ur,g,k his c.rl- nt'vH. au. se hef of 1t ~ " ut.
r,u,'. - sNir a -uJ Oris' iivis n' mat;e ',.f
. CT rt tIe cG tn orI=s tno uil Iuts iA au1 NY
b. i've l..n sos. S,.utWA.. j.. ksUu- T.. ,.t
Nfer p W. tI N.I.iH'a. ] q w q lr'y "a t'i
l.t4. u Nntc4 nrs' ~ v.ee .ifv sviN' W. hs"c
trG. uc lcsr- ehrt j. s.al. ol wNi. b may pN y
w. riaiuub n.ii. anlt us 10 v,it, ami wait sul
.trp
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Noyemr uts Of Gen. Mitchell.

The lluntsvnE, Ala. correspondent OF the
,lncinnatti GAZETTE. under date Of Msy 9th,
bays:
A secret expedition was o short time ago Mt d
nt here under command Of Col. Lyte, command
lng the 18th brig g,d' aud sent to operate upon a
band ~ rebels known - be somewhere IN the
hpighborLood Of Winchester.
| All that was expected 70 lie accomplished was
bone; the rebels, numbering some twelve or fifteen
! undrod, composed Of detachments from three on
|our regiments were taken by surprise; their en-
Ismpmcut abandoned. and broken up and them
ives dispersed and driven 10 the mountaius.-
4 lo party vas gone six days, and had an unusual
n hard time.
den. M,tchell huiself hs today started away at
he head OF a detscAnieu. aud those rebels so re-
entity driven 10 the mountains need no, he in the
ms, surprised II they ''hear something drop" be.
re long.
small parties Of men, PRISONERS from Tuscaloosa
hid ,iesriters from Curinth are constantly arriving
Iete. ! Yesterday saw an oihcer Gdmnhter the
IN of allegiance To eight deseiters. They re-
nrkei NJ y great sight OF relief welled up from
cir b, uts, "Hundrcds more IN our regiment will
tAc ,ms thin1 the very hrst opportunity that
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Washington, June 4.-The following dispatch
was received this afternoon Ut tho War Depart
HALLKcK's HxAparAnrERs June T.
Hon. 4. N. Staa,on, Secretary cr Wars
Gen Pope, with 10000 men, Is thirty miles south
Of Corin,h, pushing the enemy hard. lie sire"dy
rsports 10000 prisoners and doser,ers from the
|rnemy, and 1900 stand Of arms captured. Thou
,nds of tho enemy are throwing away their arms.
"A farmer says tina, when Bsauregard learned that
Col. Elliott had cut the railroad On his line of re-
krea,, he became frantic and told his men 70 save
themselves the best way they could. We have
kaptured nine locomotives and number OF cats.
Hone of tho former IL already repaired and is run
ming today Several more viii be in running order
in two or three days. The result is all could pos
siby desire.
tslgned,! II. w. HAttE'K
Mlt-Gen. Corni'g.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sBw YORK AND rIII VICINITY.

TnE GRAND LODGE OF IREEMAsoNs re-
sumed labor at . A. NJ. yesterday. commuulca-
ton nom one Of tie Grand Chspiains tVogoi,l now
at Richmond vas rend, expressing his regret that
he could not be present, lie spoke IN glowin.,
terms Of tlie eiiorts of Masonry on the feld and
camp. He Ia Chaplain In General Howurd's
Brigade. TIE usual standing committees were
then appointed, and the election of Grand Officers
made the special order for II o'clock to,iay. NJ.
W. bro. Lewis, u whom was referred the compila-
ton Of history OF Masonry In the State, reported
that the work Lai met with great success, aud re-
commended an extension Of time for the conpila-
zion OF local histories Of Lodges Tho NJ W.
CHARLES Fuller, Past Grand Master and present
Grand Secretary Of Grand Lodge Of Tennessee was
hare conducted into the @. L.. by the Grand Mar
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PRoouIS ". PnILADELruLA.--Tha brook
lyu players, having received challenge from Col
u. W. e. Npure representing the phiaI, pnis
Brotirrh,od, Lnyc held two or three meetings IN
the FULJ,ct, and resolved to accept tie same. \
Comuiuce was appointed 10 salrat Weston n Sc
trict Nine, and rrport,l the allowing r.4t'rugn,
as the picked Btookyu Nno I" contest r.'h tho
ball-slIurIs Of tie Qasscr cfy fet"r o'iir'n and
Chus SIN IA, or the iuaEiic ---- Ma Sc Of tho
Exercise J1lA Chapman ild Frederick Crane. OF
tho ExterI,rsei Jhues Creighton GI4i deorgs
Fauley oftI, EA-cs.or John ,:alpiu, of the Star,
,nd slrnus' pG,al,rt o' to Il .mi.s.u c,u.s. Tho
nn.,cA wai SGT down 'or y,s, Gday, but on a,euuus
of the Storm VIII t1ko piece today, at two o'clock.
an tie gruIds Sthe M'artr and Enty rprise Clubl,
Marcy - euue, near ,ises, Bedford The Piila-
dclpua N.no have already PLACED two panes--ss
ycwsrk snl Holuken. They were vanqu. shed by
the Newark, III, but thoroughy retaistei by con-
querius Ne Sew Yorkers T.e game oi tomorrow
Is looked forward to with considerable interest A
handsome collation. vii le s,iyel iunedisteiy af-
ter the suuy In honor ~ the friendly visit Of the
keystone Brethren.
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Gm.rriilu. AT work in kcniucky.

In tic Louisville IHtu>ir Of 'hc u Wc fGl
thr f,iuNnY;
letter from Wolfe county. soen hv tho rlt
9TH. C"NHn.~FNirn, gives the names u' thc Ipt-
sons Carried ,t by the rol'' and murderer ion
In t.at a,t"u. They wer. sauu' ~ II lrst and
hs son " .'mm ilir-t, john W iiny er'.R, und
joe W Gurl0u, from Wcr Liberty. 1hos" hr' 81.
rspe'oh.e mrn rs any in that ounit,. AMI their
ouly offence j. tlt' thcy aIe lni'n men. Ih'y
carried of witt ties" mon sixteen Nlc'r FROM
Ha2Ggrcen and vio''Ity. Ti,, ,i,o br,k. into -
store there and r'hhed II ol its contguts rl"y
-tn,e, moreover, eighteen ioJspf 4 u the ST -nDty.
THIS il bni enough, but I'm addition 10 t.ls they
murdered James Barnet, oi IIrrttht, county, James
fr-by OF Morgan county, and others, whose n1uil~
are not mentioned. The writ . ra- i speedy rt!Ir'
h not r,it ~ tie lulon men viii have q loay"
,their homes, and 10 driven ont II tho clluirt.
Until recently those bandits have cout,ut,d theln.
selves witt horse stealing and = l,ry, lut uoN
they are growing huller anl are adding murder b.
rnhnury We h'sr uf their outra~ca THROUGH Bah,
Mm.t. .'nutry, Fluyd, Wulf anI ~ nloug leir line
# rendezvous in Virginia through the glJs e tie
Cdmhciluid inorntnius. II will require close hunt
iug-rorid Purs1't-h"rco tctcrnnr' -, md sharp
praoti, 10 supp,cs- thcm.
4 'yttr T. tle M,ysyiiie EA,E Gop Thomas :.
Walker, li J. MS corn'v, itr'cs tllt uu Wciu 10
day u..lt at about hafpast ton o'D,l.k, lie ul Lie
family wore srplsei m their sleep ly ue.rJ
s.r,aut Nomru, who informed HIN Tia, Lis horse
min vas ON fire. Att. we'd g. the NIL were two
large stables, which contain i four Luf,-s ana "a
mule colt The NIL ani stables were burned g. the
grodnd, aud three Of the horses and to male opt
per shed N Tho flames, the horse y ucu esCap'l
WIZ 80 hhlly hrrned % La val .ens. Mr.
Wn.ko's entire crop q whea, of 'st yea 20, N
sacks ready To pa ~.nt t. M.ysve las corr. ia the
granyres as we're also Ma rye onta =. Ijl.. La,.
ness, agricultural Implement, and hi. Won rs.Iv
factory rll yer, luynld NJ. Walker is rc,tsiy
that this was dono ~ swcn!',' Ia revenge for Lis
devoted Cu.uAi-m.
The st. Louis NLws, OF Monday, says.
There IL general belief throlI JUt Kentucky
that plot has been CONGO TED IS ri Iruod soldiers
hom ths rebel amy guerrilla b I'd. anl lucGl
seccs"'onlstz, ~ make = sudden aud 7mutnr, IL
uprising IN the state, destroy the rtilr1d burn t,r
lr''isr', and lrch suddenly 10 Le.lxtvn, Ir4AA-
fort and Ioulsyi.le.
There are many reasons for the bellofln the ex--
istrhee OF such plot Iuioed, tNo rebel syiapA.
uheis themselves all hut openly avow L. fhe
guerrilla eiicTtain, John Morgan, is known / hS iu
the State, aud II Is thought that he IL /, be the
leader Of the movement, which will probably be
aided hy an advance ofthc rebel forces hon K1ox.
berlsud Gap.
There are but q few Federal troops in Kcpt,clv.
aud such moverea; ss tLst indlr tied shouiI
take place the CnOnlsts would have Ia ralv nnon
themselves to put II down.
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Mrs. Cr.en,,o~,. Rsror,cd I.evc~.

Bdba,or,, June i.--rhe statement telegraphcd
from here tha' Mrs. Gpenho1, Mrs. Baxter and
Mrs. Norris, were permit, d to hold lslce whilst
here waiting for the departure of the Old Point
statements
A number Of female secesaonis,s visited The ho-
tel, but II II said they were l,nlcd admission. Gen.
Dix having given special orders To- allow them Lo
communicate with any one whatever.
s'tns may have succeeded ia getting near them
m they were about leaving for u hoat
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A priyu = letter from Commodore Faraguts
.e,. dated Mag 2sih, published in the Missouri
gN,.R,r contains the following;
Twcnty-ninc refugees have iust come IN from
int aI,.i ten miles from Mcmphis, which place
lev lc.t un Thursday They come IA with their
.ut guns and rifles, md sad they we've running
om the con,orpt law and hanging more
1c,-d,o op in water about twenty four miles.
'Tarra-'.r- advance wG7 ut S,pp'e,u when th0y
a. Nitk burg surrerdel ed without Iru4 the
~. farrngut will likely be at Memphis this
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Tue ODpuough, NJ. T., was suffering from
sckncss which waa no, considered dangerous
ir having been represented that the west
wing II the queens College, Cork. WAS malicious
ly set "n hr,, the Lord Lieutenant haH offered u
reward ui 500 for the arrest of the perpetrators
aud the students and faculty contemplate offering
u supplementary reward.
Miss Clarisaa llnsscy, of Cork, has for
warded $h0oo for the corni lciiun If the new Cath
ole church at Dnyle, IN addition to her previous
ruhscril tion oi tlI,~o.
A GALWAY newspaper oxulis in the fact
that OaI tain Burige, who hsd recently arrived Ia
Liverpool with u cargo Of cotton and rsiu from
New Orleans aud Charleston, Ia u native OF that
city.
Mn. Francis Fitzgerald, Of Kilmalloch, Go.
Limerick, wns hru,.ily shot IN presence of his
wife. near his own residence. on the nth 81 May.
III. cause In supposed H. ba owing h. recent nu-
tice- oi eviction To some tenants.
A SIM of shi 900 has already been collected
for ths erection 81 u new Proiestant cathedral IN
belfast.
Tmr Galway VINDic AroR very ioolishly rc-
gprlr the relitg manifested by the people -
New ORLEANS to the Federal iorc.s siLce their oc,i-
patton m that city, aeN prof thnt the North amt
south can never become Reunited. II says that
Gen Thomas Francis Mragher ulht u ho ashamed
&c fpiihg ioI tho North that the French Emperor
uu 1T ~ Intervene, and that II lrshmcn would not
nii the Fcher,lH. the wnr would tormhate at once
sui the south establish her Independence. Mt
much IL an u sh paper thus, ior couutry where
Irslihou are pouring ont their blood Ike wntcr IN
defense Of our glorious Constitution
A prospectus has bsm issued Of t'c Union
Bg' y, with capital Of Sn,OpD,O0 ia liOOO sharer
of 100 each, uni the l,iity uf TIE Ban0c' elders
g. Ne limited II Is remark able. that 81 the last
twenty-five years, IA, new lauk has b,en htsitrd IN
are Ht "a large premium and dvido from II l. 90
Per cent per aul,ttui.
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From Strasburs.

'MartinsJurg, June --kcliahle statements
bm strusburg, say that Jickron's whole force.
It'll li@ train and pisl succeeded IN passing
Rough towards Newmarket.
The firing on Monday was an attack by Gen.
Troy on Jac<son's rear guard At Fishers I'LL, u
ong strategic point mile and half South OF
rasburH
From the best fhformrtion nttainahle, the enemy
Fli their ground and resumed their retreat during
10 night. -,
Il In reported that Jsckson's advane ord were
NewmarkeA0 Monday night. Gems. 6Iuith aud
Fpgstrset u n valley with $4,000 rpsn; but
|eir exact unknown. ~.
A corrsspo Ratertown, N. T.,
|ulT1s |sr s1sa..isss ws'ss ,ss H'.d~s.s.
'T'ns'-sa' bad sssii; III = isa' 's1
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we're =" sncd'nlv r'ni"l'dl ly "oV'rnor s'hnlys
", has '''"e North to lay lhS .orro"s at the fees
10y v" 'F's'd nv AMI starts Tor Washington today.
| Ar MiErtNG oi TIN Commissioner a
| rn l.t1,tion ,estorday the weekly report sbo,y,d
,hs number of arrivals At ,hs mort fr, tho NJ Inn
uarv to date l., lie q, ,C3l against Oh, "a s,,ue
| date lvt year.
| C,r> Is.,,.,.Yrs ~. I'LL, r ..,
, -. ,...,,,
| = '
' 80 '"' "''" -, "~' D<''
"' f''''''' ~ '','' ".'ns 'ns-
WV ~, NV '''' "'s'', 'u.' vac -o'n 'nS''' A"n
| " ''''"'' vi '"'"'S
'V' '"' "'''' ''' nv "'' "''Ni''"u "t ''e "me'
wa" WV "O""r'"'" w ''''' r""Eh'l'"khF mens
""' "'i' WI WV" 'h"' j" o"r"H'' 'hc'e men
the banker thinks he can identify. and he has CIV
'n the police de-'rlaon of them. From the facs
that ha had been SHOT, and no money was fond on
his person. hl' friends believe TIA, ho was murder
ell. .'ie'neh a. M1rtcni, German. % years of
nge died yesterday if"iu Tie ELECTS of an overdose
oi lnudannin administered by himself Doccased
had, up toNtee months ago, been IN the habit of
taking lndanum to alleviate pain, he having spi.
nal diSs,sc--hut since that time, ur W yesterday,
he hal taken uone and yesterday took Il larger
amount than his y.,oin could bear. .Coro-
ucr Neum,nn held an inquest yssserisy NJ The
|
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Gov. staniy's Instructions.

Washington, June 4.-The instructions given
to Hon. Edward stanly, Military ovsrnor Of North
Carolina are identically those Furnished ~ Hon.
Andrew Johnson. The following Is q copy Of the
letter Of inatruci .ons
.e. WAB DkPARTMKsT, Washington, Maya
oir--The commission you have received expres.es
on It's fsee te nature and extent Of tue DUTIES and
pNwer devolvsA ON you by the appoin .ment Of Mill
tsry Goyernsr Of North Carolina In tructions have
IAior Gen. Burnside 70 aid you IN The
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I'rc<li,ts.

EasIop, Pu., Ju.c i.--The Delaware anI
lei .h ri.r's rising ml,d.y, and b gh ircsDtt
Is nuprth,ul.d.
Niurt Chtuik i me I.-Iho So ny Ill hau risen
niu. lptt iu 81 loNrs h.il b. ht.I f..uh rau.liS.
iNc lnpcr rut oi the town Is NODDED. CiuG i.,,
-nt'un ~ -u-I. ud 81. Mu,h a. p'fy has been
tlntua
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Tho speaker announced the business before tie
House H. ts The motion OF Mr. Parker TO reconsider
the yut. by hich rejected tho bll 10 free from
slrvtudo ..e slaves Of those in rebellion against the
United States.
The vote by which the slave conhscatlon bill,
1er'toiore rejected, was rccunsidered - against ~
M. Parker then offered sul SIT lo ior the bill,
and moved to put It on It's passage.
Mr.. llinger objected g. this. It was q great
improvement on tie original bill, but he was not
prepared 10 vote for any such measure without ex-
animation, and he simply voted h. reconsider for
that purpose. The reconsideration SHOWED that
the Saiseryaiive men ars power In the House, as
We as In the country.
Mr.. ParlNsr now moved TO recoInInit the bill.
The motion was agreed Il, ~ against %
Mr.. Wison reported from tho Committee ou Ju.
dietary bill declaring persons holding Offices up-
dsr the 10 called Confederate States forever inelp.
tie " othce under the United Statcs. Aher brisi
debate the bill was passed by 9l majority. Adj
jouriod.
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baltimore, June i.--Thc entire route Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad il now open, and the
large federal force South Of the liue msires, u Is
believed, perfect safety.
The road IL also open ~ Winchester. Assurances
are given from Washington, that tie most full
and permanent protection may In iutura he relied
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Binghuton, Junc i.--Thn election Of Trus-
tees o' tic New York stato Inclriato Asylu,n, was
held this day IN B.usAaintun. Ihe ola board " a.,
reelected. Nalci,nr Mptt, PresidCut, Wm. Nc
Conn, fiigt vice !. p.'siicut; Josiah II. Williams.
Second Vice President Jonathan IL. Ransom,
'lr,usurfI