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any banliS institution organized under general law
nas,a association under its provisions, By the name
prescribed in ia organization Ger ticate and in snch
case the articles of association and the organization
certificate required by this act may be executed by
majority of the directors OF the bank or banking insi
luton; and said certificate shall declare that the own
En- Ct two.thrds # the capital stock have authorized
The directors TO make such certificate and to change
ard convert the said bank or banking institution into
national iaiion under this act. And majority OF
the directors after executing said articles II assOcia
ton and organization certificate shall have power 10
execute all otter papers. and 70 do Whatever may he re-
qulled 10 make is oigaai9at0n perfect ana complete
A. a national association The shares Of any such bank
may continue h. be for tie same amount each % they
were before said conversion and the directors aforesaid
b. he directors or The association until others are
elected o. appointed In accordance with the provisions
Of fhs act Proridfd hon. mr. That such assocaton
shall have cs capital than the amount prescribed for
bauking associations under this act
sgC D.. Every Association which shall be selected
aud designated rs receiver depository a the pubic
money shall take and receive al par al OF the National
currency bills. by Whatever association issued. which
have been paid in 10 tie Government for internal rev.
enue. o. bond, or stocks.
SRc .. Livery person who shall mulate cnf, doiace
dsfgure or peiluIate with holcs shall unite or &c
ment together or do anything % any bank bl draft
notc or other evidence Of debt issued By any suci
Association or shtll procure the same to bl
done with intent to render such bank bill. draft mote
or other evidence OF debt unfit 10 be- rssugd by said
Association sh'hl, upon conviction. forfeit go.
Approved, juno 3. 1861
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.IOIis.

Tie ADaay h5gas, having published part Of
II. Grceley's letter to Tie Erninc Jopraai in
REPUTATION Of the calumnic5 Of 7. W, adds:
A-to gan e,s'ri-... IS. With which Sir. g. and bis
par'ucls are charged Ac - si.oii
-, .s SIR. Greeley habit TO lie Z" silent
with regard 70 charges never made in earnest,
long since abandoned as ridiculous and which
were not even limited Of by 7 W. But since
Tie Argns lls uncal,hei The HGahS silly
Joke. and stcms TO 'gelt 10 as a solemn verify,
Mr. Grcclcv VIII state that he nerrr 10 all his tJe
he'd any shadoio Of ir,Tesi IN any gun ooHiraci
,-haferer. And tie same d, the fact with regard
to " his partners, TO the best Of bis knowledge
and belief
But then the "Sc." Perhaps some grave
delinquency may be hidden under That comprc-
heusiye term. M Greeley was likewise silent
with regard TO "&c."-,hat phrase forming no
part Of +. VS. araign.nent Bat, since The
Argrs raise. tho point, le, Us try to meet 10
squorely and comprcheu,iyely. as loiiows:
al. Horace Crceicy. do soicmnly dccArc gad
affirm that ! have been lar'lcr 10 no contract,
lob or Undertaking OF aly sort, with, TO- Tor Tie
lGnvcrnment OF this state or OF tie United States,
since Abraham Lincoln became President aud
that. except hv the publication o. advoriis cmcn-
| in TIE TRIBUEE 40 tie usual and regular prices
charged 10 advertisers generally have made no
dollar of money out Of either OF any Government,
whether hv JOB, contract, commission ar Otherwise.
l>.gnedl IofAcE GhHkLii.
Is that broad enough 10 cover the Ike
And may not henceforth regard with silent
contempt imputations which do not explicitly
and responsibility contradict the above ayerment
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Terms OF '!'br Tribune.
nALAY IRlElNE.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

b. the steamship Columbia, arrived on Friday
morning We lave New Orleans dates 20 June Is bu no
news o. importance. Niaj.Gen. S!ccs arrived on TIC
Eth from Baton Roucc. lie received with an
ar,illcrr srlutc An interesting ceremony to;S place
on Jurcl7 at the Caonlc trelt Church, tie occasion
being the rresentotion OF O flag from Tho Washington
Souarc New.Yor0 II. T. Church to the AethodistS 90
NewOilcans. The Rev. Dr. Newman made the
presentation address which eloquent ana patriotic
and gave various statistics showing the history LOYALTY
and Anti Slavery attitude Of lie Vi. l. Church. Judge
Howell responded, accepting The offering. Con Cam,
is on a VISIT to Admiral Tulaeut, oil Mobile. The
health Of New.Oieans is excellent. Several gUcrf'as
have been captured Atchcialaya River y the "a
Maine Cavalry The Rebels I,ackcd q cn-'oat at
Tunica Bend on the 18th end Passcngc steamer on
the same night near Como Landing Tie former o.ove
oil the Rebels but it is supposed tlat the latter was
considerably damaged. Lieut. Cobb Of the New'H amp-
ehire Cavalry captured by the Rebels on May ~, was
murdered after suIrenderng.
Brig. Gen. Fitz Henry Warren has been or
dcred TO Brownsville TO take chief command OF al the
forces in that part Of Texas Gen. Botor assumed com
mard Of the District OF Baton Rouge on the 18Th.
Supervisor Blunt expects to resume his work
Of recruiting on Monday. 1he, he VII push Il w.'h AZ
energy is mantle 81 from what lie has already done.
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A Mistake Corrected.
To ne Editor Of The n. y. Tribp1s


Sir: In your paper of Tuesday appeared "A
Protest bearing the signature OF Parker Pi,bury in
which the writer affirmed that "thc mistaken idea that
Slavery is dead has cost The An,Slarsry Standard many
subscribers" Allow me to say that Mr. Pillsbury is
mistaken Tho number OF persons who have disconiin.
ued their subscriptions 10 that paper since the
menced is believe, less than the number Of dscontn.
in any previous period of the length and Of
the whole number doubt II even half dozen discon.
tinued from the influence OF the mistaken idea"
ferred TO. The paper meanwhile has gained consider
ably more than it has lost! and is gaining still.
1 am unwilling to suppose for moment that Mr..
Pillsbuy meant 10 inurc The Standard by representing
that its circulation is falling of but such statement
under bis signature, IL calculated to have that effect
and therefore must ask you to print this correction
OLIVER JOHNSON Editor Anti. Siarsry Standard.
Nc. ~ BeetmaR street. June ~. 1864.
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BOARD oP CoUScIMEy.- The Board met al

BOARD OP CoUSCIMES. The Board met al
o'clock p m. Friday, by special call TIE President
Councilman Hayes. in tie chair. The Board adopted
resolution overriding the Mayors veto on The roool
tons directing the Street Commissioner 10 furnish te
several Police Justices with suitable badges further
resolution adopted the Mayors veto directing
the Corporation Counsel 10 take necessary legal pro
ceednes 10 open several new streets IN Tie upper par
OF the city. resolution presented NON the Board
Of Alderman, calling for Special Committee 10 cele
brate the Anniversary Of our Nat Independence
and inserting s. to carry ont the intentions OF the
resolution. Mr.. JaQues moved to insert the sum Of
$1,000 in tho blank. Lost. and the resolution ~
originally presen,ed was adopted. The Boart tfaas
acted very large amount oil general routine business
and adjourned 10 Monday next, az : O'Clock ?. m
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in Fort Lafayette and charged with the commssio, q,
heinous crimes, can be submitted b judicial inyestc,
ton
In the mean time. deny mos, positively that hay,
in any way manner wronged the Government On any
private person; assert in the most positive mapno,
that have discharged my duties rs Navy Agent Wit,
the strio.cst honor and with the Utmost care and fdi
y; and enFcat all men IN this community 10 belicya
this until tho contrary is proved. have | taink.
right to ask THIS, as one who has spent years IN hi.
community business man. and who his In 81 tios,
years mointoined character without STAIN O. regsa
/ U,Nprlsox
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SENATE, June 2i-Alr. Hale introduced q Dol 20
amend the act to establish and equalze the tssee OF
line officers in the Navy. IT Sherman reported back
the HOu,e bill making on appropriation for certain cfll
expenses Of the Government. On The bin to provide fo-
the repair and preservation Of certain public works the
Senate rceeded ron rs amendments. The bi! Tor tAc
promotion Of commerce and the improvement of navi
CATION ives passed. The Loan bll was received from
the House and reiere1 70 lhe Committee Finance.
The bill for the increased facilities Of telegraphc COM
municaon between the Atlantic and Pacific States anG
The Territory OF Idaho passed. The bill II add
ton TO the several acts concerning intercours. with
loyal and disOyal States postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. Colamer reported BIZ to provide salaries In lieu
OF commissions for Postmaster. Mr. Davis trica I'm
successfully got in Peace resolutions The
bill making appropriations Tor certain civil expenses
was proceeded with I'm Committee Of the Whole. Ai.e.
passing upon various items, the Senate took recess
until O'Clock.
HoUsE.-A bin was passed 10 carry into effect The
Treaty for the final settlement Of the title concerning
the Honduras Bay and Puget's Sound Agricultural
Company. bin enabling the ASSAY Olice at New
York to make more prompt returns for deposits in lul
lion was passed The contested election case OF Lind
say against Scott from the lid Congressional Dtric
of Missouri was settled NY o resolution confirming Mr.
Scott in his seat The resolution declaring tina: JOIN
Kline is not entitled 10 seat Representative iron
the IIij Congressional District Of Pennsylvania bu
that Leonard Myers is entitled TO retain his seat wa
passed. Tie contested election case from the With Con
gressional District Of Pennsylvania was settled BY
resolution declaring that Charles W. Carrigon is no
entitled TO the seat but that Mr. Russell Theyer Is On
titled to retain The seat row occupied by him. II
House took up the House bill amendaory Of the Pacih
Railroad act the object being TO facilitate the ccnstruG
ton OF the road by modification Of some Of the provision
Of the original bill. Most OF the amendments ohcre
we're rejected and the bill ordered TO be ensTose
and lies on the table for a third reading. The HOui
took up the Senate bill to establish Nayy-Yard Dep
at or near Cairo, IL. 4 long debate ensued, whe
without vote, The House adjourned.
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At The conclusion Of the arguments in th(
Arguclles case yesterday, the DisrieAtorney stated
20 the Court that a resolution lad been that morning
placed in his hands passed by the Grand jury to the
effect that at present it was desirable 70 take any
steps for the prosecution Of tie parties concerned in tC
suppression Of The World and The Journal Of Commerce
As the Grand Jury refused to indct Of the mat
ter must rest for the present. but he wished TO state
that il his intention to bring the matter again be-
fore the Grand Jury next term. and take the proper
measures for the prosecution OF the guilty parties.
Upward Of 100 gentlemen, delegates and in.
vited guests, attended the New.JeIsey Editorial Con
yenton at Schooleys Mountain Springs Thursday
and Friday OF this week. They sumptuoasly en-
tera.ned and received every attention they could de-
sire At the business meeting a resolution passed
to Increase the price Of weekly papers in NcwJersey
from e. 70 TO 81 per Since the last meeting Of
the association three Of its members had died the
field. where they had gone TO defend our common
country.
The Arguelles case came before the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday a petition from Marshal
Murray TO remove the trial Of the cause TO the L.
Circuit Court c. A. Seward W. NJ. Eyaris. and JAS 7.
Brady esqrs. were for the defendant and District.
Attorney Hall and Amasa j. Parker esqrs., for the
people. The arguments lasted the whole day and the
Cont reserved its decision until July6.
Gold was dull throughout the day; the leading
bullion brokers bought at 2lO and sold at 2i6 in small lots
few transactions OF erchaIable lots made 2
they finally free sellers Of their boarded coin BIO and
there sppes to BE- bu. little desire to buy and the market
has downward tendency. Stocks the street dull,
With disposition to sell At Tho Stock Exchange Government.
Bond. dull At the morning session Government Bonds
In good demand Railway Bonds strong and bat
am Offering Railway with
the exception Of NewYork Central and Erie Railway which
firm quotations. The balance Of the list heavy.
aid sfong desire to sell Cor cash manifested and long
differences paid for shorne options at the Second Board
prices m bu, DALI There appears to be entire lack
Of speculative feeling and the desire be general to
yah until the loan "a paid for, before entering into new
speeusons Money has been active and somewhat
but there has been less rnsency, snd tho supply Of capital
Osy be quoted abundant at y 6rcsss securities
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We learn from a private letter addressed 10
us by Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati, that
tho Roman Catholic soldiers of our armies
who happen to be stationed upon
the territory of the dioceses Of the
Rebel States are no longer dependent upon the
ministration of the priests of those diocescs.
Archbishop Purcell sends us printed copy of a
letter which he received from Rome dated
March IA, 1862, from which it appears that our
military chaplains are authorised by the Pope
to exercise their functions anywhere in the
Southern Confederacy, with or without the
knowledge of the Southern Bishops. The
adds: " The FrsemaS's Journal aud
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From, Fortress Monroe.

FoRIRE,- MoNEoF, Thursday Juae % 1861.
The steamer Guide has arrived from CITY
Point vie. over 100 Rebel prisoner recently captured
in IRON, Of Petersburg. There has been nothing but
skiTmishinc thus far tits week.
DEATHS n TIE CHlsAPEAKB HOSPITAL JUNE y.
Capt o. T. BrockuuaJ L.. = Capt. r.. T.. Dodge - H. H.
Colored Regiment H. j. Williamson, w. Cav.
wOCBDYD AND ADMITTED INTO TIE CHESAPEAKE
HOSPITAL, JUNE 81.
H. W Pa-iin. 3Mc. Capt J. A. Livingston, IS Pa,
IT, Juo. stesrns Aie. thigh.
l., : ;. Gilbert, II Conn, Capt Paul T. Jones, Pa,
tlizh. shou'Gr-. -
abdomen II. :. COlosed
v. p. Better. li3 y I.
DEATHS ~ TIE y CLELLhE HOSPITAL, JUNE Il.
" D. B,fl.- l4J l. TLos sar ifld Ohio.
J. F,e.rssn n s. { ipris) piiiip Buckley, 9th ~ y.
r. = T.nf.nt issiA \. s.. Robert Ll0yd l5th n Y.
y n Sniitsr. l.ld y l. Geo :. Barnes. 9Th Conn.
n NVr,.,f h, H. : Co.d George Williams 9th Conn.
J. IS Nfson Fred \. Cruit., 9TH DE.
Chss w IIi1lry llgth ~ \.
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Tnorrrya on THE UNION COURSE, L. l.

TRoTrIyG on THE UNION COURSE IL. l.
Yesterday trot for a sweepstakes sJoo two MIS- s
,nJ renest came "a on The Union Course l.. i. Tbs
horses entered were the three that trottei ior
similar sweepstakes last saturday Oh th!s COURSE "a
race of mile heats to harness, and wero Hiran "oo
mare Lady Gaffnev; and H. Oge's bay geldlne, nape.
leon Fourth IT, the two horses TO wagon and le MAJ
To harness On the occasion Of the hrs! race OF Law
renee proved the winner Napoleon being Aim.
the second heat in consequence oil having Ian.u
self ST. Lawrence consequently made tbe ianor ~
nj the odds Of $40 20 g., but he was beaten eSy
speon Won the first heat BY eight lengths ~ ,,,s
di.,ance in minutes seconds. To-day tue ,Io. ~.
Al 600 mile heats best three in FIVE IN harness
Hiram Woodrufs b. 4. Brother Jonathan. sna Mu,ar
Rcgan's g. M Nellie Holcomb, comes on on 'ao UNIV.
rnurse L.. L.
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From California.

san FRhsCI-CO MONDAY j nc ~ Itbi.
The steamship Pacific has arrived from British
Columbia Oregon. bringing S20J,0oo in gold fIom
Oregon aid Idlho mines.
Twotl thieves were hung r. . Vigilance Committee at
Dunrcrnr.s. Wa.hingtoi territory two weeks since.
The Telegraph s 90 De extended IRON Olympia 10 We
,orir when there will be an uninterrupted line from the
latter point 20 sun Francisco.
The Sanitary Commission at Sacramento nave slr''
0O0 IN gold e. forward.
Mining stocks are suffering little Gould and Curry
has risen 20 81, 100 per foot.
The farmers are harvesting their wheat glad to find
hair crop 49,
The big Belyidesc tkcs eos 600 ia bullion to Hong
Kong.
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A FLORAL BEAUTY. We have often heard q
the large rose tree at Hdelshcm which was planted by
Chleuogne but never before our visit to the gardens
Of WIZ. a. Burgess OF Glencovc Loag Island. have va
seen anything Of the rose kind that deserved SUCH
name This is perfect tree decorated with some3H1
buds and roses hanging In banche Of % to % eaci.
It f. one ot the family OF Rosa RR5iioi' It's standard
or trunk So nds six feet in higl measuring i've nchca
in diameter; the branches form an unbiela-siapei
arch and measure ~ feet diameter or - feet around
II is in full boon at the prcsen; tine. and VII wen 10
pay any lover Of roses to visit L.
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return OF THE GUyDoAr NgprUyE.-Ths

return OF THE GUSDoAT NgPTUSE.-Tha
U. S. steamer Neptune, J. r. Sanford Commander.
from Cape Hayticn june L. arrived here on Friday
morning. The Neptune sailed hence Feb. - to JOIN
the West India squadron and has becn doing duty u
that squadron until now. The following Is list Of 10
officers. -.
As.i,t,p, surgeon; Acting psyma,ier. john iamel
Atlpr Fr u.s. Napoleon Boughion, David Mason Clare. H.
Tn,...r Alex. Auchnlvck. Second Assistant Engineers
Lanes n 4 inn john Jordan Third Assistant tnsneer
Geo Fiji. Lawrence HsTs, Isaac n Chandrfi Mastet'
Mates. ghifle, c. Chsmb-rsn L. ID. Roiot iLaclL n :.
Jenks, Gunner John rauu; Psymas;crs Clerk b Esed
Paymas,egs Steward, h. o. Cfanei surgeons stewart ~
STANLEY.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Hons. T. l.. Little >; ..
n S,rattor. and j. b. Dayton. n. j.. AP usner
W sshington; l.. Pruyn, Albany Col W, 8, Da
r. Robinson 10th Mass yols, at the Astor h1us. s
Gov Denson and L. M. Hubby Ohio; MIS-. o.. vvs
r. Skinner, Washington w. Dole Indian .on y, IN
sioner; NJ. Ii. Moody. U. B. ). Minnesota. sf' ~
Metropolitan Hotel u... Al
Parker Albany, and f. Spraguc. Boston arc sues's !"
the st. Nicholas. A., v,-,r,.bt III
r. NJ Consul Philadelphia and the wife Oh eenA"'
SDraxus. X l. srs q. ths DrevVon House.
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MARYLAND has wheeled into line and another
undnmed star shines out in the constellation
Of Free States. Her Constitutional Convention
in session at Annapolis, passed yesterday The
following article Of her bill Of Rights:
eREAVTEB il THIS STATE THERE SHALL BE
NEITHER SLAVERY NOR INVOLUNTARY sEH'i-
TUDE. EXCEPT IN PUNISHMENT FOR CRIME
WHEREOF TIE PARTY SHALL HAVE BEEN DULY
CONVICTED; And ALI PERSONS EELD - SERVICE
OR LABOR A. SLAVES ARE HEREBY DECLARED
FREE"
In every Church in the land there ought to-
morrow to be offered solemn prayers Of thanks
giving to God that to the people Of that State
lie has given grace, at length, to obey His
mandate to Let the Opprc-sed go Free A
new prosperity will. in due season, follow that
obedience. and her children rejoice that the
curse that has rested so long upon her labor,
and hinderci her growth is removed forever.
tg-ygrzsrs -s.sc---= -f--,sz-El
Gen. Grant hes sent his cavalry to the Wei
don Railroad, aui "a la>t account, Wilson's d.
vision was tearing " the rail, q, Riycs Station.
70 support the movement the lcft flank was
arain extonded-the 81 and C,h Corps swing
ing round 10 the sou,h of Petersburg. 4 sud-
den attack by a portion Of A. F. Hills corp
seems to have resulted in the loss OF four guns
from a battery Of The 10Th y. y. Artillery; but
there was no general action, ncs any disposition
on the part Of the enemy 70 push tAe slight al
vantage which they derived from o surprise
If the present effort Of Gen. Grant is to hold
the Weldon Railroad, Il must give a new digcc-
ton to the campaign. L appears that The road
near Petersburg ha, Tor some time been directly
under his guns, So a. TO DO useless or nearly 30,
for transporting supplies. There remains, there
fore, but the Dany.Ie road as a single line o.
communication between Richmond ana ali the
South. 4 considerable portion Of Lees force Is
said to have been detached tor the protection of
this, while two divisions went TO Lynchbugg to
operate against Hunter-wi,h what success
/ there is nothing As vet 70 show.
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The Aso,iehmeut OF Slavery in maryland

IALIISOITf T IIuN.f JUII1 IT I-'I'
The Constitutional Convention Of Maryland,
in session at Annapolis passed to-day. by vote Of %
Yeas against q Nays Tie following article of tie Bill of
Rights.
Hereafter in this State there shall neither Slavery
nor Involuntary servitudc. except in Punishment OF
crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted
and all persons held to service or labor as slaves are
herebv tecared fee.
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Letter from she Navy Agent.
To the Editor of The N. Y. Tribun.

Il,
SIRE have to ask that the public will form
no unfavornbo opinion in regard to myself and my con-
duct Of the Navy Agency at this port until in the first
place, can find out what ohenscs am accused Of by
tho Government and until in this second place. the
charges which may DO made against me- a. well a. the
charge made already by Mr. Savage himself prisoner
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AHnir> in Canada.

MONTREAL, Friday. june ~. lsbi.
There has been n crisis 70. the past week az
Quebec in consequence OF the Ministry being defeated
fy a majority II ,. \ coalition has been formed and
business is progressing again. Three Upper canada
m,mbc!s Of the Opposition 80 into the Mlnlstry.
Nrssrv Brown and Mov AT mentioned, hut the oil
cos viii be changed tn after the prorosation which
is expected 70 take place Wednesday. the 2sth.
federation Of all the Provinces Is proposed. canada to
be dlYldlu into three Stlies.
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ggn-cnic Celebration.

POuCnKEEPslE. friday, june II Isci.
The celebration of s.. Johns Day took place
here today number Of Masonic Lodges from abroad
Joined 10 The exercises. The Grafton was delyo ny
Robert Morris IL w. lac Grand Master - Kentucky
new and and splendid Hnll belonging 70 thc Pouch
keep,ic Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons Was
opened with impressive ceremonies.
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An Execution,

TH0NAsToN Ne, friday. june q. ls0l.
The execution OF Francis {. Spencer Tor the
murder Of the warden 81 the Maine state Prison about
wear ago took place 90 noon to-day Il acknowledged
the Justice OF his sentence and net BIS death calmly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-25

La france Of Paris states that the Con
Tolerate Goycnmcut has appointed the Roman
Catholic Bishop Of Charleston. South Carolina,
their Embas.adoruea the Court of Rome. Not
having succeeded in obtaining recognition
from any other European Court, the Rebels are
now trying the Pope.