, 1863-05-26


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tspscial leofsesp'n4cnes enlso isloane.I ae.
o,-,,,> .,o,, .,rx,,,r.1
r1oSs.
Commissioner Lewis has decii1cd that n
naper issued bv muoicipa1 CORPORATION
MISUNDERSTANDING m Indebtedness in = certain
e,,n, roon;,os - hond of oh1ic,t;on s+,mn
s7.vprnr !. THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
Bya remarkable coincidence. the Secretary
of t1,o 1nter;or: md ,l1 the head, of hnre,us
in that dcpartment with the solitary excep-
tion of Mr. ]. G. G. Kennedy, of the Census
Bureau. arc absent from the city. hayiur rome
West
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Washington is at this timcin n high state of
fermentation orcr the apnroacb;ng mun,c;,,,
election. There are two tickets In the field
both Il Unconditional Union,n One il really
Union ticket, aud will be supported by al
the loyal men in the city, while the other
through proftsscdly Union, is the bantlinx Of
the Copperheads, secession sympatLizers. and
al, +bat sor. IF .o+t1a Tho ,a,+o-t IN -,
s-'1 ~0"'@'s VIZ ~
close. lho Administrator LOOKS down on
the fight with grave dignity, very much like
+hn devotcd xrife. vim 1r,tna.sa5 tho
tpss1c between the husband of bcr bosom md
member ofthe Rru,n family 1td,n,t soon, ~
c,ro nnch Which 1;cts ~''' ~
N~ '-'>'e@ na~,.,cv - ..n ,,,,,
It will be recollected probably BY some,
how several vears ago the household of an
oe .,,o 1--,+.,
niaeef ~ .Ne a'1n5 VI .n' n'sa ssl'.ss ~
thrown into CONSERVATION aud mourning by
the sudden and mysterious disappearance Of
tho r;f, and ,,ot,.- nh, ,ros ia ;a,1 Tho
snS WY ~, ''No i'o,"s' w. ""7 -, 1u'' aA7
1alnlts lnen fesaoeo III ees1eh A>lAl'o. altes
tones anu p'iniu. ss''ien VI .ns part u neF
friends, the conclusion was at last reached,
that suicide had been her fate, and the habila-
ments OF mourning were nut on Tor the lost
n.... o.,.a. 80,
oH'' ou' wv "'''e7' '"iot Aitas!ou
was received that she had lnaeed committed
the most av1ul of suicides, and was then liv-
Us " 's's VIZ "No s.s4 ~ e'44~o' - 1Ns An'.u
otates' army, named hyman, as MS WIG. Al
the commencement of the war Wymau re-
turnca. with his victim. to Boston. took COM
mand Of onc Of the Massachusetts, regiments
and yyas Killed at the hattie of Fair Oaks
The ipiured husband, now General Branuan
Of the army, has Just obtained decree Of al
THfPPmnnf %lnYnn1H 4L6nfE
trict.
oHpEh IN HEAAilo> ~ e'fAio "ot '41hs'
The order, Of which the following Is para
rrarh. has inst been issued BY the War De-
partment:
"Nbencyer enlisted men are discharged,
after two years service, under circumstances
that cntitle them to the bounty provided by
the 9Th Section Of the act Of Congress ape
proved July cd, aud the 5tl section :of tue
act approvd July 18th 1871, tue bounty due
and remaining unpaid shall be credited upon
their final stat e1nents, and be paid like other
avearages, BY the Pay Department.
INDIANS RELIEVED FROM SENTENCE.
r,,o p...,.-4 -. a,..,.o,oa. .ha s,,1;.+~
AysluenI HAe u4S.pP'o,:u, -, ~ .uS
7,.o,,- -,,,n.,ca w., ,.cI1no 70 he bnored far
| part;cinatfon in The Minnesota murders. on
| The ground Of the record being too imperfect
| to Justify execution Of III. sentence.
David FariLault. IT.. a mixed Sioux Indian,
has also been 1a5doned by the President for
alleged complIcity with the late Indian out.
raees, on evidence that he actcd with the
| Indians under duress and was not engaged in
| the massaere
| INDIAN 1.xns IN co, op,no
IT., c ~ eo-oteADo.
ne cemmissioner Of tue Land oltlce has
sa.enusu 49,. f ~ me pnpnc snrsess over the country
"est OF the south Platte, heretofore held to
ne the western boundary OF the Cheyenne
aIa M -afraPaho 1hdlan territory, the 1ndian
tnls naslhg peen eXtlnsulshed- 1t il said
that more thnn half Of the arabic lands settled
y "n1te:, aud nse,elxfhs OF the property held
| - tneAn III eo4olaoo, are Oh lie land II ques
'ton' r,,,, ,,-,-z ~. x,o>
NJ hssl VI eoN tKAoASps.
.o1 L'e9t; ~ Co!onel Gleene, chief Quartermas
Ter o1 the Department OF Washington, has
commenced the organization Of the laborine
PARTIES Of contrabaCas on the abandoned farm:
in Virginia Tie plan oriyinated with him.