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From Memphis.


4IxPzIs, June II, via CAIRO, 1S.-ln reply
- com uncation from the Mayor and Board
t Aldermen of the city, praying for a modif
alton Of the order prohibiting the circulation
{ Confederate notes, Colonel Slack replied, re.
using to modify his former action. His letter
loses as follows:
Should Confederate noles be permitted to be
ased a. circulating medium where the flag of
the United Stntes 6osts SO far as en- act Of that
kind could give character to such a reasonable
currency, IL would do 10 and thus the very basis
Of this rebellion BE- .made respectable by contac.
with the Government it seeks to destroy and act,
which shall IN no instance be found aiding or
abetting.
The oath Of allegiance was administered TO
nearly 800 prisoners yesterday, of whom about
half were Rebel officers aud soldiers.
One OF our tugs captured the large steamer
CLARA Dolson near tho mouth OF the river
The reason why Col Slack should modify his
order No. . supervising Confederate notes is, it
Acknowledges, that Gen. Buffers course in New
Orleans killed that currency as far "a its avail.
ability In the Confederate Government is con.
osrned. Best act was less sudden, giving time
70 procure substitute Hence did not produce
utter restitution among thousands which sud-
den stoppsge must have done.
The case Of Capt Cheek, charged with muir.
Ger OF Jas. r. bemau, has been concluded by the
military authorities. Capt. Davis and Colonel
Fitch make report this morning. The Military
Commission consisted Of Capt. A. N. Florni, Of
the %6th Ind. Regiment, Lieut.. VIM. 8. Mallin'
Lieut. Ashford Burley Of the 4Sd Regiment In.
diana Volunteers and Acting Lieut. A. K. Ew
Ing Of the 4eth, Recorder. The testimony did
not seem to implicate Capt. Cheek in the crime.
He 10 therefore cleared and discharged. This
decision appeared to give general satisfaction.
The Canton Mississippi Commonwealth of a
late date says that q portion of Gen Lovell's
command, under Col. VIM. R. Niles. stationed
near Port - engaged two of the enemies
gunbosts at 4 o'clock, ON the morning of the
9Th, and after brisk engagement of one hour,
succeeded In driving the enemy off
Three or four citizens were yesterday arrested
Tor insulting soldiers In the performance Of duty.
4 Presbyterian clergyman, not the Rev. DR..
0rimsley, who lie another kind of man, preach.
ed yesterday and prayed for JEFF. Davis and the
Southern Confederacy He also said that al
though now in the hands of the enemy, God
would In the future smile upon loyal rebels
Vhe ministers name Is Collins.
All OF Adams Express packages, Tor Halleck's
army, have been sent to this place, where their
owners can receive them
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Speaking Of mothers reminds me of one
whose story, with q thousand others, renders
It entirely superduous that when We want an
example Of heroic won anhood and motherhood,
We should refer to Sparta. What Was the stolid
heroism of the heather woman, nurtured for the
state. to the self abnegating patriotism Of the
American mother, whose heroic faith il the
glory Of the Christian home, Among the YER
mont braves who forded Warwick creek to be
shot down in ito waters; who held the enemy's
rifle pits in sheet Of fame against frightful
odds, fell boy Of nineteen, the oldest SOD Of
. widow. few years ago she was left, in an
obscure nook Of northern Vermont, with 1--WE
children dependent upon her exertions for sup.
port By rigid economy and unceasing toll
she was enabled to feed, clothe and educate
them without any assistance from others
From the commencement Of the war she has
manifested that zeal and devotion to her coun-
try which has been shown in such an eminent
degree BY the women Of New England. Tho
she labored for herself and for others, she yet
found time every week to walk three miles to
the nearest village, there to unite her efforts
with those Of the ladies who worked for the
volunteers. At last recruiting officer came
and asked her for soldier. She gave her
two oldest sons accompanying them herselfsto
the village ct midnight, for they were to 70 1t
SSA
then shs gave her last, her youngest boy. She
took him, too, to the village, and with her part
ing blessing said. ..Rsmember you are Green
Mountain boy, and muet never surrerder."--
Then she turned her face in the gray light to.
ward her deserted homo and her two little
girls. The young boy and his brother still
serve in the ranks, but the oldest, he whose
brave young life went down. down, In that
treacherous, murderous IRE, whore sleeps hss
In the deep watersf Or, with his young face
prone, have ruthless hands thrust him into
the trsitorous soili All that the mother asks
Of her country is the body Of her boy. Alas,
| 1t cannot grant this boon. The dute Of the
SON can never niasle with that Of his sires in
the graveyard among the northern hills Al
ready our native earth 10 soun thick with the
beloved forms Of yoang heroic men; the moth
err who bevesp then win sever know where
they are buried until the resurrection morn.
Ing. Their names the angels record, and God
remembers for in the swift whirl Of glorious
death, already are they forgotten By msn.-
[springAeld Republican.
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fnE cLoss OF far nARkrf.

ie..4y..,n =,
Aon1A., June .aL ,.ns. cool 1estner cohtin'
We sau n0s many ou'oe n: srriveo = vas e1
1890; suu 'e es ~ ~ WI ~ solo without
uoa a ue sn ~" .us .s.ss culseos yes.etdss.
rs.e,.S .aIm Ssns q Pouno ne. WIN put
In n = - s.ss. -. .s oome P'e:y IA'f ,ogs
s - s' Sood os. IA am oIs
80. hsi,r e Sss, M s 1Is
.s.s ~. - - N: gss.s' su'saoe Ios
49,. 3. en-. 49, sas.a y sse'sge Juss
ga !, -. sc.is. :. :, ,c~nS A. $500 nsss
81 81 h.s .lmcss ~ sr,;,1 ~ I'll, ~ Ia ~ -
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From " ascOnsiu.

N1wAuKIE, June ls.-The State Legislature
sd,arned si,u die last night, after . short SEES
syi of two weeks.
Nothing of public interest was accomplished
lxcept the repeal of the personal liberty law.
The tax question was indefinitely postponed.
Col. D. E. Wood. of the l4th regiment, woun.
I'd at Shiloh, died at his residence, at Toudu-
%, Wisconsin, yesterday, of typhoid fever.
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r7Y TELEGRAPH.


pron,A. June l7.-The official vote TO day 70
~ city gives . majority IN favor Ct the new
Constitution Of $50.
PrcArosIA. June II --sl for and aas against
he Constitution. vs.
Rccxyonp, June 1.-THE ofacial vote Of
Rockiord ID, for the rev Constitution Sla,
esaioss new Coassitation sss; total MINORITY
against, sAs. -, u
CnlcAoo, June ls.-nsjorities favor re new
Constitution in shis city 9oS. Returns from the
State are meagre, not enough 70 indacase result.
CarcAoo, June 1--we have but few returns
-eivinR no Indication whatsser % to the result
Of the election.
The Journal figures n = majority thus Gar Of
mari, a OD0 against the Constitution.
Fer nssitutisn-Galens, Xl3; Joliet, 100 !;
Peoria. $50; Rock Island, leo; Spend, 264 !;
Pain. l2S; La Sale, sos.
Assiast oustitution-Aurcra, 929; Geneva,
n; St. Charles, $50; Elgin, s24; Warren, 1873;
Ienominee, IS; Natteson, liz; Mendoza, 2el;
Nones, es; Rockford, 6lS; Pecaton,ca. 1888;
Eankakee, l04; Bourbonois, 300; Amboy, l62;
Dixon, lss; sterling, las; Woodstock, l07;
Princeton, ae3; towns in AcHenry, l,O2l
6slvidere, 3Oa Grundy county, olacal, 500;
AGA
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49,. 49, n a ~ ls,,s. s-s..h.. !,
a".H. .a. - .s.s. ,-;-,srss risic.s -
Ss. = 49, - - ss,foss ~ 81 !.
= S.s,s.s - i....ss,sss comsctio. ~ 49,,
dinely an order kas besa issaed for this puspoGl
Al property eapsered ~ We ef1yee seile1
By any provost msrsnsss g sakea = = say g.
taken from soldiers metcelnS senoe - csc
mys county, y required 70 be snrned 49, - ~
chief Of the stan Of the depaftneata - which
such property would appsstain g dsty With ~
tooees 20 ue accoenteo tof ~ mem aecApsafod
property, ana used tos the pablo unlssa
cssameo ~ the Commanding omeef % b ~
turned. s.. e.
Rren NO. 700.
Nrw Yo,r Jn,,e /, -. A.,e,c.- 81. ,.;.o,...
bv The (1ceso nnenn 4 ah.,,@ Ssss,;, ~ ~.
(jrls.n. a.. Wiis.r,s hr,,,.. s -. -. ~
sissinni r;vss 8 - * - -
Ths siss 1.s..chu.eet. ,s,h ccn.sc,... .nd
lath M.;ne ~, - ~, 1sri..ns - -
ma hs.Ish ~ - ..,.i;s.s h. .,s,,.,i..,.
~. p..ss. 49, ~ 80. Ia. - =: noo
.nec;s .nd sso - s..-.~,s 800, ~ IZ... :.
I.o,d r,or. 3. - ' - !"
- 9 = -
3sssasea Unien Rsasonefs.
NEW Yonx, June ls.-Released Unien p1ison-
era Who have heen for 4 fortniGht rset an Cnv-
ernor's islsnd we're Maid a. snd mrs,sre r, -
Of service to-day, and manv have rome 70 their
homes A number are q the New HneIand
Rooms Who viii leave for hone to.morrov. 50
There are aome from the West 80
- s q - -
Wesehegson A,ess. q
WASHINGTON, June lo.-Is i believed that :
correspondence is progressing relative. 70 gen
eral exchange Of prisoners.
Secretary Seward has returned from bis visit
north.
w AsHIHofos. June ls-Philadelphia has
concluded an arrangement with the Hamburger,
Bremen and Liverpool lines of transit steamers
BY which the fastest steamers Of each Of thoss
lines are accepted for the u. 8. mail service
throughout the year, thus securing d fast steam.
q for the conveyance of the mails on each Of
The. United States sailing days, viz :-On Satur.
days from New York, aud on Wednesdays from
Southampton or Liverpool. This arrangement
90 long desired blythe Department, will give IN.
creased efficiency to the United States mail
steam ship service, an,il prove of great advan-
tsge to the commercial advantage Of this coun-
try and Europe.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
OPENING DAY or rHr NAnrrr

MONDAY, June l6 There is q great change
in the tone of the market to day, a. compared
With this day week. There are more builocks
already reported than the total Of both days
last week, and of q much better average quality;
yet the price is fully half cent . pound lower
upon all grades, and il 10 impossible for sellers
to induce buyers to estimate weights a. high, 40
general thing, by about half cwt. o. they did
a week ago upon the same appearance on foot.
Butchers generally cay that their bullocks did
not prove the estimation Of weight Of last week,
and they are determined TO have better ssti.
mates to day, or not buy. and they are fully con.
WINGED that the price was ''put up" on them last
Monday without reason; and to day, with 1000
head Of bullocks on the clerks books they
know that prices must give way before the close,
even more than they appear to Eow, and there.
fore they buy sparingly, or not at ell. The re.
tail butchers have generally bought their supply
at 0@s3 cents . pouid for the meat, sellers
sinking offal, against s1@9 cents pound last
week, with more favorable estimates of weight,
and trade has been allow and dragging Ill day. %
that there will not be % many bullocks a. usual
the first day; and It is expected that We shall
have some arrivals 70 night Of fresh lots for to.
morrow. II 20, the market win close hard, uu.
less the Wholesale butchers NANTES: more dispo.
sition to buy tomorrow than to-day. They say
that beef ID selling Wholesale to-day at e0e}
cents pound, and that they cannot afford "a
pay 8 cents on foot The remarkably cool
weather to day is very much in the drover's IA.
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Great Union Convension.

IHDrAxAroL,s, June ls-The Union Conven.
ton assembled in the Capital Square at 10
o'clock this A. n. Tho attendance was very
large, all parties being fully represented Gov.
Morton lie permanent President, with one
Vice President from each Congressional district.
All resolutions offered to the Convention have
been referred to the committee on resolutions
without debate.
Convention re assemble at p. m. Stirring
speeches we're mad by Hons Henry Secrist,
MartinIM. Ray and General Breckel, all claiming
to be life long Democrats. They advocate Wig
orous prosecution of the. war, and if necessary
for the preservation of the country, the extinc-
ton of slavery. The convention then proceed.
ed to make nominations of State officers. with
the following result:
Secretary of State, w. A. Plea; Auditor OF
State, Albert LANCE; Treasurer Of State, John
athsn L.. Harvey all Republicans, and the pres.
ent incumbant, Attorney General Delaney of
Putnam county, Superintendent of Public In.
struction, and Jno. j. Morrison of Washington
county. both Democrats.
The Committee on resolutions report was
adopted unanimously without debate or alter.
alton, that wsr was forced upon the country
by Southern disunionists without cause. That
the people Of Indiana pledged themselves to
contribute men and money for its vigorous pros
ecution. That the war ought not to cease till
the rebellion is entirely crushed out. That the
people expect an economical administration,
and the combined punishment of fraud against
the government That the people Of Indiana
render their profound thauks to the Union Sol
diers everywhere. and their deep gratitude to
the Indiana troops while conquering Southern
traitorA
The people will condemn at the ballot box
all Who are not for the unconditional adoption
of the resolunions
Governor Norton made . patriotic speech
and after an address from the candidates the
convention adjourned.
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RRQM CAIRO.

CAIao. Jue 1s.-Gen. Pope and staff passed
through shj city en- route for St. Louis.
Besu,egrd's army 10 entirely demorslixed and
disorganisd, and scattered along the Mobile 1
Ohio Railpad, between Okalons and Columbus.
Thoussds Of KeItuckians and Tennesseans
have desrted, and are making their way to their
homes. They are disarmed BY our troops and
aIovedto proceed without further hindrance.
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/ OOK HERE.

We are payins H. hshsss naskss pssss h cAsl -
particularly anxiouste buy q shoss W. 80 49,
Of us bat have been induced 70 IN = sehs q -
v: .ess, essyesss; suaaAA sAssnh
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UCUeH WuuUOuS t301Do0s
CAIRo, June 1.-THE Rebel gunboat Sterling
Price, sunk in the recent naval engagement be-
fore Memphis has been raised and towed up the
the river She arrived here tonight and will be
repaired and placed ia commission at once
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HOME MADE SALvE.
Manafaesursd By
CONRAD BLIND.

This esvs b Superior 10 ny q ~ inpos4sd $780,
and b soeEssu cure FOR Ill buds VI eorss Cuts I1ss
&c. nj particularly useful IN cur ladics Sore Aea
q The Store Of g. TICKLE Z d0I
10. y cspp Pazsons' lloek, Jsanssa 4.
sbS-d1u III DullnSsea, lsvo
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bill defining tho pay and emolument Of ofacers
Of the army was taken up
On the question OF concurring in the amend.
ments of the House striking out the sections
deductiDg 10 per cent from the pay Of o6acera
Of the Government, civil and military. durips
the present rebellion, and dedpctine mileage
Of members Of Congress 80 per cent, NJ
SHERMAN opposed concurrence he thought
this slight attempt at retrenchment ought
| not to be concurred in. The amendment Of The
House was copcurred in yeas 20, nays ia
So the section Was stricken ont
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up.
Mr.. COLLANER'S amendment, rsservipg Z
certain amount of the bonds Of the United
States until the road 10 completed, Vas adopted
The pro,ision for the Leayenworth and Pawnee
branch roads vas stricken out The provision
for the Omaha branch road vas rejected. An
amendment maxing the point Of connection oil
the Hannibal and 81. Joe branch with the Kan.
sas road not TO exceed fifty miles west Of the
Aissouri river was rejected. The amendment
appropriating the proceeds OF lands 10 alternate
sections Tor the Northern proposed Pacific Road
was rejected. s
| Pending molten 70 reconsider The vote On
Ar Coiiamsrs amendment the Senate adjourned.
WAsHnfos, June lS.-Houyr-MR. NAL
LOk1 odsEed ? rcsoluton, which Wa adopted
By III against =, proposins, rs Senate oopcur.
ring, ses sejessnnsas Of coogsss % ~ sod
u. ARNOLD from - s.lsss o...,.... !.
the defence OF ths Northern laksa, repoesed 9
bill cessblfshing y Chicago : Naslooai Soundry
ny %so Is. e .as and spssepsistsg 900 eoa
Also, es;.siisAiae sari Aspe.s q Sc;
| yards on Lakoe USshfean ana 6.s..s~- ~ ~
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The only Translation Toto English authorized by VICTOR
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DARiS-GRAND HOTEL.
l. BOULEVA HD DIES CAPUCINES.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE,
RUE De hfsOLI

These two large hotels csuied by The CompaguieJm
/ IA Uil.le dc Paris
They contain together 400 bedrooms salons the rent
Of which, fixed prices e. established a. from pur sncg
10 thirty frAucs adsy for the Grand ote from three
francs TO twenty francs dsJ Tor the Grand Hotel du
Louvre.
by tho variety the rcs and b. the ,,.llon Of these
tao Hotels 81 tho Bost quarters N Pt trnsei.Ts sud
fsnies wsyE Of beng able 10 md accommodation
suitable 10 her wants. then tastes aud their
Ihe Tables diote Of the two Hoelr. having together
hupdI "a pres served NJ ok o,ock The pubic
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I0f.s
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or weddu, dinueri aud for letes family meetings.
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bath aod public Telegraph Olce, corresponding esy
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The penons employed In tie ervce a the tive Hotels
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Tsis no mors Bssam, Mercury. or Unpleasant, Medicine
for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIiU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES
"a ell their ssses ike expense little chsuss In Diet
no inconvenience. snd exposure. :, causes frequent,
d.,i. aud gives strength to urnaie thereby removing 90
.tructous 9s euus cuIias Structures q The tretAa
sa,inx and nhsmn atom - frequent n This class Of
aud erpen. all poonous dsessed and worn out
mater. -- - -. -. .,......
THOUSANDS UrOy THOUSANDS VINO HAVE BEEN
THE VICTIMS Or QlAChS.
and who nave paid heavy lees cured ia short time
have found they were deceived sd tbs, the potion hs by
,~ use Il powerful ssurnsence." been diod Up in the
sy,.sn. " brea. on IA a. sgstays,.d io.,a sed
PERHAPS AfIEA MARRIAGE.
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NEW EDITION NOW READY.
VICTOR HU0o's NOVEL
HANS OF IcELAND.

HANS or ICELAND
picture OF life in Norway aud the OF the Baltic
equal TO his LES NJ ER aBLES"
Price - in paper; - cer's in oloth.
On HANS OF ICELAND distinguished American
s1tbor ssys
NO worS that Victor Hugo has wri'ten exhibits his pecn
bar talent q romlneer in q more m.TAcd manner thn
hans of Iceland Ii j. remarkable ia It's way a. Les
Eiserabes which ii preceded Thirty years, showing
tbe familiarity with dk ald terrible passions the same
Of haud!og strong ncdeuss and elective situate ~
and the iaiats5s force and intensity Of description
IN point intensity indeed 1t Is superior to ms Les
NereDes The hero, Hans OF Iceland is one Of tie most
guAr creatures the whole Of nc ion-wid and
sslul the last degfee demon OF blood and vrns ance
TIE rest of the .nds Sigrgdy the keeper
Of dead Schumsc State prisoner aud ms
asngher Ethel Ordoue the young ana noble love- snd the
sl4n and traitor MusG c,elliy conceived AID
graphically dehpeatrd. The story Of breables ints
Ss defy reader lay 1t down gn.i lie has FINISHED
"A story Of strange aud fascinating powell London L.
Published bv JOHN bRADBURN.
Successor to NJ Doolady No ~ SalkeT-st. New York.