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SvPkRxx CoUkT.-This morning the Dourt
met with Chief Justice Carter, aud Justices
ali constables, who hare not in any wise com.
piled with the 10th section OF tho Act Of
March I'd. 1863 which provides that they ssai
the Court, for the faithf tai performance OF their
duties, that they each be removed from Office
and they are prohibited hencforth from exer-
cising the powers OF constable.
act as censsebles: p. H. 0anEhran, Joseph ~
Hilton, David A. Narrower, VIM. Martin, Geo
r. Hotchkhs. 3. H. Truneil, Jas. III. Bssher,
Francis W. Coiciaser. r. B. Hne6es, John II.
Stewart, Francis O'CallaGhan, WmCammack'
Jas. McGowan, q. q. Ecklof. Maurice O'Con-
JACOB SF x hasa bo asslF JOS
The order of the Court made in the Madame
Wolf divorce case, at the last term of the court
was taken up this morning: The counsel in the
case was fully eKonerated by the Court from
any censure in the prosecution OF the case
The case is set, however. for the next term OF
decree Of divorce shall be vacated or not.
The Court announced as q standing rule. that
no decree OF divorce will hereafter be granted
unless the parties set forth in their petition their
chastity. s.4.=....
TIE RAcEs.-Ye.tsrday. the race at the Ma
tonal Course was for double teams for purse
OF S2O6. and was won by the Belle of Baltimore
and Lazy Kate, entered by u. Steever. The
fSliSwng is the summary d sieeyer, Belle
Belleof Hartford and Prince, 2 dis; Harry Ford,
Gentle Anna and Belle Steeyer, dis. o; T. Will
liams, Nicaragua and Mcclellan, dis. 0. The
time was EASY, G5i.
The heavy rain of to-day, Of course, stops
the trotting expected to come of to-day on the
national course; but the performance will
come OF on Tuesday next, when some fine
sport may be anticipated, Is the horses entered
are among the most celebrated trot.ers in the
country.
The managers have made arrangements 70
run two boats from Alexandria TO Giesboro on
the great race days, ahording an opportunity
for our neighbors to witness these grand affairs
The running races will attact mNch Rtten-
ton. as the best stables in the counSry will b
Amongst the fine animals already on the
ground is Wilkes horse, Panic, just arrived.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Fsshsr.-Yesterday
Thomas Mari alias Meagher, pleaded gr,lty Of
This morning, John Watson and John Rom
my, charged with an assault and battery with
intent to kill Omeer G. H. Simonds, were tried,
and stated they were unable to agree, standing
IL for guilty as indicted and l for assault and
battery. Judge Fisher instructed the jury and
they again retired.
George Rollins and Thomas Hill, indicted
for the larceny Of two buckets from Sibley g.
Guy were found guilty and received nomt-
nal sentence.
battery by throwing bottle through the via
dow Of Odd Fellows Hall, while Wyman, the
Magician, was exhibiting, which struck Miss
Mary Townsend,-was found guilty. Sem
John Finn. indicted for grand larceny, in
stealing horse from Levi Shekells, was found
not guilty.
VISIT OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN TO THE Gov
BENMBNT PRINTING OFFICE.-Tae President,
and some of the members Of the Cahine:, Will
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RETURNED
The Secretary Of War returned to. day from
his trip 70 the West taken to attend to important
army matters.
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ON ACCOUNT or THH wlArHKR,
TEE 8REAf T
TROT THING PURsR
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
10 postponed to
TUESDAY. ooTOBIR 9th, IY .AyR.,
AT 2P.M
i N TRI les: aW
Black Geidine BUrLER. .E j
Bay Gsid,ns PRINCE.
Brown Mar. sELls 81 HARTFORD a. =

F,ouosx.a MAye1y OyYIo8. Oct a iassf-
= fyxyaALS VIZ be Iecsiyed aI this oG5AH s.ssssf
Ro,sces On Thuesday. IN a9eh day Of UatoS.. ~.
sirsst s.ss frean ssuth CaFoins w.
s1n ~ Ee.11y1S1olA eyenaS. M a5a s.- 800
= bicders VII state the priesl Dsr. cnbtn va,a -
sTsoiexs 49, tos work % b appraysd BY fbe 49,
=; " Wsfds Esd the Assistaat
The. arglns s.rth aey. % y ,l.e,aa =, ,a...
and novsrt nf tbs svgrngrsatun viii 5s T.,d rs
contrsstoF WitAopt ssr tRcat4 sls1s1 nv .l4 we
that @ york he's been dome u
ess aDd aeeoFdIns 70 sAe esaseacs - Men-
= ssss C0mmieMe sse % sks 81 az n - :
1873 JAMES e B5ISsIxTY.
Aas.=eAi: csMmlasaonnxs.
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PERsoNAL-Major Sherburne, of General
Msrtindale's staff, returned from his visit to
Fortress Monroe this morning.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FHOM KANSAS.
CAPTURE OF A NUMBER OF REBELS,

GENERAL EwEN's PURSUIT. OF THE REBEL
SHELBY
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~ The New York Daily Ns,cs is the only
paper degraded enough to commend Dr. Mackay
and his ignorant malignant abuse of the United
States In the col1mns of the London Times
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LEES WHERgABOCTs

LEES WHEREABOUTS.
Up to yesterday, netting was positively as.
certained as to Lees exact whereabouts, We
believe, though we were In a way OF being put
in possession Of that information by recon.
noissauccs, H#"
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W ashtngtsn Money MaFket-Latsst Qus.
tAtiens.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.
ers:
Buying. Selling.
.. 9. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......11aX mex
~ q. 49, .ss'..sssss .....p1
u. s. 7Co Notes. s...............le7 lT7x
QuartermAsters' Cheeks. ...99k
New Oofuacates. ..-.............99
American Gold .I43a14S lat
American Silver. 1870
nHW YoRK RAT10-sDCoND BOARD.
Coupon Sc, 1881, HOY; 1905, 107X; Oertih-
Gates Of Indebtedness, Sex; Gold, A6k.
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NDW BUOKWH1AT FLOUR
oh si:si sud He5i; S1fi n1E9s MAT
EGGI, GREEN GINGER, 1PPLIS.
~ SGAH SPlR8IH.
90 2-Stif And Ninth

o. ...s.it ~ !, i SAY iS "a s,s,s ..
For s! Y 2 thE1s f So e s''a'''''
l. Hcrses. young and sound
| get Harness, oomDlsts for Horses
2s1Tiss wagons, with covers. al in arst-r.s,
''' T. ;:: !; e.: e; =:
By <. =. PAGE. Auetioaser.
sa e. aE ssf S's Fl Fa fTS S T xTSrHSN IN
1 iront Of my Auction Rooms, on TGEsbAY, o..
aS SIs"s b. 2.r1 cass'
The !o ssoys xoods gre from sci. Of dsiss, and viii
0e s"sa rsthous reserve to close consisa nenss.
g oe1A K.H. PAGE. Auet.
asEsf 81 RI.
isLASD AT AUcrIoa.-0n FRIDAY, Oct I'D, 1t
81 Lot T. ass.. w IS ss Of the s.ss
ma rum Ssei IS feet to tsa foot tn alley; TO-
issas q good tvo story ram. House. aeas.in
ias four FocIs Po,.ss.oh viii be given imns
ocO GRIM & WILLIAMS, Ausss,
~ TIN ABoyl SAL Is posrPonlD uu-
fh Ps % :ini fSsf ana %1ss .''
E hFs sSIaHr4 e e. +HY SSSssR or
on ths Irsni:s.: . shal IN sqsdi yi.ion 4 B. g:
; nHa e q lst No n square
avenue at the corner OF 9th street east and Lot %.
n t.ss @ a1S .ss
Bsisl pssin: house. and i1sn s'f Bald e
:. Terms one.third cash the remainder in six,
ss;s is 3 ssa. e s ..s
ssss st s0ss q e: Co.
rxs5Sfok Hs sIns s. 81 sHLu,
a. 2ss SsTs SEsfs s.?
:SSas + ME: i:aa s, "a T:s5 =,
4n Msi.i: issss rs! Ss. ssss o..n
sS SI {; sss. R;sgs;s;,, Hsras;:' &c..
Lot Of Cabbage, Potatoes. DO.
A anal, 10. o, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
.ss. e. SlGGs saef. astF q. Ssss:
b. THoA q DoWLIRe ]. Asetione~.
x1,RY yALuA Iis1fs ASS b2sfRAsLr Build.
re , ISss sasosg;.1cr. Z, A1oslo1v in
seiesl sissSs l. 9ss Ssssoss e 81
SstS k ;s fs asa srsdsrisk running
Middle Ssft ofsams Lot, front;ns o fset on soutA
sidS OF frcs1eet street: bstves. Nsrkst and Fred
Mon u Part Of ssme Lot; ir01tins % fcsA On nsrth
.risi s.rss,: :Ss rassias ss ss.s 3 7sss
q Lot No. ~, i. 1sss9 aeA HAvkiax AAlit!on 70
~ IS So. .;fssss sSvTs Esss. .sssssiss
!. To-: sos..tA,sa s..a s,,..ssn az s.a s..,,.
AZ s'avsssnsas Il =: s9st s 81 HsHssSs;s.
.szs ga z3zasE .r-s sEzia. .--L 5aal.c S--s $3.50
I. aVTHE ABOVE sALl Is UNAvoIDARLY
18th, eaue houI and place. .ssgFs- ',S-''s~''
'asSis'5 i ssssS 1hess BOWLING. Aues.
aHyHlABovEA AL1I 80 YOorpOsxDrosA
OsA Tzos. BOWLING, eact.
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VISIT OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN TO THE Gov
BRNMBNT PRINTING OFFIcE.-The President,
visit the Government Printing Office this after
noon. The various rooms in the building ha ve
been tastefully decorated with eyergreens. flag,
n ottoes, &c. The party will beescorted through
the various departments OF the Office. and one
of the young ladies, Miss Lashorn, will prese ut
the President with handsome bouquet.
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LrUR RENr-FURNISHlD ROOMS, suitable far
L . mem Der Of Corrress or for one or two gentle
men. Apply ct 296 at. It.
LHOR RINT-TWo new DTORIs, Cited up With
Il handsome Counters and Shelving being Intend
ID for clothing, bnt bs easily altered for any
rear. Inquire Of B. MACKALL, Jr.. No. 451
18th st., bet = and = sta. IT,
Eok eALE-A veil built three-story BRICK
Il HoUel, M-inch walls, located near Mr.. Hol-
nesds's Church, D sta est. Island; eight rooms.
Possession Immediately, Win be sold bargain;
and "a months. Gall at No. 300, corner Of Ninth
and NJ streets, absve the Northern Liberty Market
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A2R WINDOW SHADlS. AOc

1856 Window sAADs' 1876
Now opening . rev and Desirable ssleetion OF
GILT BAND WIN DOW 1HADBS, with or without
eenters. Buff Holland. or any required siss or
STYLE Of window Shade made to order.
Terms cash. J. MARKRITIR.
No. $50 It'll street, doors above
oc 24e Odd Fellows Hall,
IMPROVED SQUARE OF GROUND POR VAL7.
We offer for sale that we'll loeatel Square Of
Ground kaown - square No. IA bounded By Sd
eontsining about COCO square feet Of 9rouni
enclosed, and has small dwellins In The esnts.
have besn used q Market Garden, and posseases
some choice frut trees. For the purpose Of Lager
And, win be sold cheap. Apply to JAS, o, DC.
9UIk1 co., Auction and Commission Mor.
chants. oc Sa-fT
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worship, 10 confess their aims and the sins Of
the nation, and TO pray God to spare MS rs
tons: to put right spirit in ali our rulers and
SOncers; to give them wisdom and integrity to
guide them in all measures for the safety and
perpetuity OF this nation, that so wars may
come to an end, peace be restored to all our
i. borders, and that we may become more emi-
inently people to shew forth his praise and
glory in the earth: = q 10. ~
recess was taken, in order that the Synod might
visit the President as per appointment.
They then marched IN order to the White
House, and assembled in the East Room.
ley introduced Rev. S. Tustin, who said it was
his pleasure to introduce the Synod OF Balti.
more, all OF whom entertained the most pro-
ally, and whose prayers were ever offered in
his behalf, and that these prayers were not
merely lip service, but were heartfelt.
President Lincoln, in reply, said that he
could only say in this case as he had said in
many others, that he was truly grateful for
the support he had received from the churches
OF the country. He said that before taking bis
seat as President, he saw that his administra
ton would be no easy one; that great diff ul-
ties were before him. He believed that he
could do nothing without the countenance Of
Almighty God. He sincerely wished he was a
moro idevout man than he was; he fully be-
lieved that God would work out his own good
pleasure in his own time. -
In conclusion, he thanked them in the name
OF the religious people OF the United States for
their call, and for the almost unanimous sup.
port the churches had given him =, -
DIR. Gurley then said, Mr.. President these
are all members OF this Synod, and II you have
time they would like to take You by the hand
The President-"Certainly, shall be most
happy to shake hands with all Of thena.s
The members OF the Spnod then cane Tor.
ward and personally paid their respects 10 tho
President, and retired, heartily gratided with
the interview.
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=, Sus1 rscsiysd new and deeirable assnrtor.pt oS
GoLp and VILvEr. GOLD STAMPED md m =.
Ehtso, variety OF GLAZED and BLANK PApNRa
~ ne lowest cash pricss. Orders for Psp-fhano;n.
country - 40 sosn W
Te.ms cash for goods sr labor when pur.h.s.a
Or executed. ] MARKRJTHa e'0S
No. 4s6 7th street, doors above
oc A-se2w ODD Fellow Han
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= ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RIWaRD.

mr.. AARON NEWBBRGER of the firm Of Rohr
Newbergsr, No. 144 Bridge street. Georgetown.
d. c., Who has been In bad health for some time
past. left his home the night of the 2st instant
His description is as follows Hight feet inches;
dark complexion; blsck hair; black side whiskers
and black moustschsi we'll set; dressed in . brown
coat. black pants and vest, black slouch hat The
above reward will be given for any information
where he ns1 be found alive, and II de ID $50 for
the recovery Of his body. HENRY ROHR,
c 24.6ts 40 Bridge AtPoAf. Qeop1afovn
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N~ THE CREDITORS OF AUG. n. sA6.
V late prosriesor Of Hotsl du Rim. Washing.
Bstt-ry, are invited to meet ct the ooe Of Messrs
I Lonxsnthil Co. ME; 2G1 Penn. aysnue.
Of October, 1863, 81 O'Clock ,. m. precisely.
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~ y z :; AsSyE aAIsIlRo srP0NxDro SAT.
ossa THos. BOWLING, sact.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
Th. New Jersey Railroad, and Tran.por-

The New Jersey Railroad and Transpor-
tatiom Company.
ANSCAL MEETING OF siOoxHoLDERs-sLEcTioN or
Hf DIRECTORS, ETC.
Al Jersey City. Thursday morning tho stockholders OF
tho New Jersey Railroad held their annual meeting John
Griffith. ESQ.,, presided upon the occasion, wah Messrs
Milford Martin and Elihu Lay vice presidents. rhe
annual report Of the directors read by Mr. wacot
Jackson the ecieut superintendent. Of which the follow
Ing are tho principal points:-
Tho working operations of the read produced in receipts
total Of SILL 0S6 75 greater than AR any
previous year except lso0. 1ne oS gG2 AZ
causes, moro icss, affecting them last IN IN.
preceding year aud Ia addition thereto tue eel
VI ali articles required for tho use ot the nd during
the part Of the year The expones per mite
10 6S cents against s460 cets or 1884, arising from the
ssted abve aud from the fact that tho tonnage
Ior mile greater than before; the increased
weight of the trsins particularly OF thoee
truuls adding largely the fuel expenses and the
the passeuger cars, tnose only having been used
for this service Tho ratio VI expenses to uirDngs
Al 10 per cent Sight cimiution from that IsUl.
The proht and lss account for the shows Jaapc
OF Sill ,s7s 80; SS0,710 0s the pre-
ceding year, alter paying two semi cvldrnds o'
tive per each, amounting u 80 ,T7c. Interest
bonds, $l ,050. Transit duties Statet and
tax $50 42b 81 The amount o. the transit d.ly
teres dividends paid the state cr hes Jersey
the year was $5sUy2 rs inc govorumcnt tax the
$llBl7 70; this amount includes the the
dend paid directly by The company, and o. ;!e
amount paid that purpose my be looked ucn
AL increased dividend to The siockh dc who ,o.A
otherwise called uiOl 10 pay IL. The fDowing s.s.e
gives the operations for the last years H.
f.~s-
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
The American Medical Association az
Chicago.

Ina fourteenth annual session 0 the american Med ,al
Association commenced at rryan Hail yesterday. Wilson
. levitt, Il Pennsylvania hrst Vice "restcnt IN the
char Tbcfo was full attendance, must ot tLe states
osing rcrcsenIed. address - welcome to the de,e
gates behalf the physsns % uncskO aud the state
.nsdc Ut Dr. iavts.
R-'J a. vn tie pcile essays were then read By pr.
w., ses m eva, WHO considered that only une essay
hsd r.en ur seI snat worthy OF the % ize medal
~ sum. .arcc =. Grey, Professor VI Astcra
AledicA sad hsiAseg.iSs " the New York Medical Col
cse A res latoa Jie.ea and adopted that a com.
riI,tes q Eve be pont,d ~ the chair 10 drnt mono
RAJ % Consrssa sssna it, enactment OF law BY which
surgeons he service q the United states may be ac
oJrisd = rsistiss .Aox ~ ;hs same.
IN. IAvfsn called atteutoe 10 the order OF the
sorss,n Gsneea prohoiting toe use d nercurias and
tartartxsd antimony by tue army surgical CORPS he
r,cvsi that ths society express their Of
~ oeess.
ssrvess 70 ssure into the fas Of the case and rspvs
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
The war In MEXICO.

Paris (ay 14) correspondence Of the salut Public u
Tina Officer Who "a. ,ss Ssas., a. al. A..c.oh.. ,o
General Forsy the landed S. Naxare cent
of the substance Of them by telegraph 20 the EmJeroe
and the Minister Of War; He did mos himself arrive in
Paris until this morning. He immediately recsivsd
particular causes which retarded tho Of The
French arms before Pueba are now known Ths prins
cipal one s humanity The inodsnsve population hsA
taken refuge In Of tho qsarersof the city which ~
commander Of the French army Wished that account,
10 spare at any price, and the precauous which he
Obliged 70 taxa very Duch inpeded his operations Thsre
in obtaining fresh supply. everything psssbss ws0
dono husband what they had md not only the artillery
but the infantry had the formal orders BE-
manner. and As eos Of Saruesssa fs psrkaps tAs smjy
hot be to tkdf Of Psssbia. Barrcsdss
were thrown up In each street, f which those of the
Each houEe had lis windows deended with
Its Dat roof covered yard thsck with earth and thus
made bomb proof An thee innumeraoe obstacles hsA
evervtep and 10 make use alike OF shs muskes ths Axe
and the spade The Mexican garrison under the orders q
Orega fought with the greatest bravery among the
we're the condoaieri Of all nations. who haA
como to support the Jusrez government OF make
war for their own plsasure-dessrtses from shs
spanish army Of General pr.m. English. Amsricaas,
Frencn-few In number csrtanly-but led away BY 20.
Utica passions All those adventursrs fought with dog
peration, aud. although many were taken pssonsrs,
others preferred 70 perish rather than surrendse end
blew up the houses In which they were posted.
THE FRENCH GENERAL Dn LAUnIsRs,
who died In Mexico from the e0ects Of wound In hs
head received before Pueba, very distinguished
Hs e Tsas y" ssn me u s ana -,
ward for bis servicee Ho at the head OF the regi
Of horse artillery Of the Guard when appointed -
the command Of the artillery OF tho Expedtonary corps
10 Mexico He received tho rank OF general oe brigade q
the 18th OF April, 1862.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Alter the reading q the report tho following directors
were elected:iohn Darcy, Dudley Gregory Henry
L. Dennis, George Il. Jhetwood, Martin y. Howell and
ferdi inand Suy dam.
ties assembled partook VI collation. provided in one of
the rooms OF the der0t.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06


The Ireasuror's statement the first m,ntts OF
the present year gives the receipts ss4O5iS
the period last the receipts s2i COG S
Increase 5l2 20. The Apcnses for the
period have also Increased, but iius Ear not
greater mared win the past year. We
look, however, largely increased expenses, arising
enhanced cost OF tho necessary materials for
Maintaining and operating the roai, from OF
wsges and also from tho Iayuen " the government
larger amount In proporton 10 It's receipts being paid
by company than oy most others, tba tax placed
the recepts from passengers, witch comprise
nvessvenths VI the whole. In view the very great
the ooss Of operating the road aud the large
amount of the government tax, may become the du.y
OF the directors the rates OF ss
done by other companies In freight rates and by
both freight apd passenger racs, In order ia mcasre
20 meet these expenditures. Whatever Is done will DO
she spirit that has heretofore governed this company
Of granting " the public the cheapest aud best
modations, at the time protecting the interests
q those whose money been invested provide them
In reviewing the business o the road Tor the year ihe
directors have s;iii the happiness OF presenting ulbs
mished the OF freedom fvn atai accident any
person The number OF passcnges transport.
ed during the year about oo0 900 (ncuing ccn,
m-ers making total OF than "a 900 900 from the
beginning.
ins following tho receipts OF the read Tor the FIRST
"a. n,outhy NJ l8d2 iSG3:--
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
Napoleon and Thiers

n. THEIRS ADDRESS TO THE ELBCTORs.
Theirs has addressed " the electors Of vaenoiennss
the following reply 70 their invitation to forwarl
q Candidate for that circumscripton:--
0kSfxAkr ~ thank you for the honor ycu have done
in proposing the candidateshp OF vaIe6cennes the
moment for deciding having arrived, declare to you
accep. that IN The sps =, % once DrSdes
and liberal which has led you ocr It, rely On you.
gontlemen, TO secure It's triumph by your exam e nd
your enors ana bog you 10 accept 10 advance the
preston OF my sincere gratitude. A. THEIRS.
N. rRRsiGNY's CIRCULAR
Count de Persgny, Minister OF the Interior has ad-
dressed the following the Project u the seine-
PARIS May 81, 1855.
MONSIEUR II PzUsr-I hasten to reply to the report
which You address 70 relative 10 the rumors which
in circulation In the circumscrption of Paris
and according 70 which the government, hesatiug 70
oppose n Iniers thinks OF inducing his opponent. N.
authorize you to oatrsdot these rumors in the most
II NJ. Thicrs, paying homage TO the grandeur Of the
new empire, had presented himself 70 unverra suffrage
% the friend Of our institutions, the would
but from tho moment that he has consented at meeting
Of the old parties solely composed declared enemies
champion he has himself rendered Impossible tho vel
come which the governments might have been disposed -
give to the iusrieus historian Of tho Consulate and q
Whether ~ Thsrs presents himself to universal SUI
frage with or without whether he consents
or not TO explain bis attitude tbere longer any doubt
possible He henceorth remains one Of the repreeenta
tives Of regime which France has copdemued and n v
10 that quality that the duty OF the government TO op
NJ Theirs ID TOO honest for any be able 70
accuse him Of taking oath which he does not ntel
keep What d. Thiers. however, desires the
shment Of regime which has been fatal to France and
to himself-ofa rimc aatterng 70 the vanity Of few.
and disastrous for the welfare Of awhch removes
thority from IT'S natural basis TO throw food for ~
passio Of the tribune-which replaces the fruitful
movement or action by the stsre agitation Of harapges
which eighteen years produced only impuissancs at
homo and weakness abroad, and which, having COM
menced In street disturbance continued amidst the noise
of such disturbance and ended In insurrection.
No, Monsieur 10 Prefet, In ace OF aggrsndzed Franco
Of that France which has never become and
glorious since n Thiers and his party have ceassA
TO be In power In tho bosom 6 this great city, lhs
mcst tranquil the most wealthy and she besuiiial
In the unverseno, universal suffrage will not oppose -
the government which hts extrcated the country ron
abyss, those who had allowed to fall tterc Accept,
&c. r. DE PERSl0NY.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
A Prison MuDny sipprd In the Hud.
From the Rf'hmcnd Whg, May 27.)

P1KDUKS-A DEEr DfSTOvEKEU.
The Governor has pardoned the following peniterary
convcts within two 'ays past AID set en mt iiberty.
A. Mason sent from Richmond for years fr swind
ling Monroe Allen out OF 81 30 John Turner frvn
Pulaski county for Larceny; Chas Allison, sent from
Bnck'nsham county fofarceny Chas walker, alias l. j.
Hill, sent from appomattox county for larceny. These
appears, of the existence o: pit
am ng the co.victs t. murde the officers guards OF
the prison to DO followed by grand stampede and they
were honest enough ~ give Information Of the fact An
hav ing led the tru thr reve-
lstion. they at liberty. M above stated.