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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-07
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-07
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-07
To the Editor orthe pres..

To fhe Editor Of the Press.
As you published in your Saturdays paper
an article rejecting rather severely on hack
man, will you do me the favor in justice to
myself to give your readers and the public
generally, the facts, that they can judge for
themselves II can be blamed.
was at the Boston depot on Friday noon
waiting for passengers. Mr.. Oliver Davis, q
policeman, came out and asked me for the
American House coach, as he had a man GO
ing TO the American House. / told him |
would find the driver or show him the Amer
lean House coach. In looking for the driver
he asked me ii / couldn't take him. | told
him would. Davis and myself walked to-
wards my carriage. He tDavisl told me must
go to Geo. X. Davis for my pay. told him /
didn't wish to trouble myself TO have to call
on Mr. Geo. H. Davis for my pay, as | was
not sure he would pay me. He (Davisl
said i don't know about your having a
license. told him 1t was for him to know
whether had license or not. He then said
II did have license he would see that il
was taken away from me. / did not know at
the time whether it was citizen or a soldier
until he mentisned Geo. X. Davis name. He
then asked me If / was afraid to trust Geo. X,
Davis for thirty five cents, the fare. / told
him would trust him for a thousand dollars
worth OF work IL he would give me an order
Tor it. told him had carried a soldier be-
fore for nothing from a depot TO a public
house by an order from policeman, and when
/ arrived at the house they would not receive
him because he had no money. told the
clerk that had volunteered to carry him for
nothing and he must try and keep him. He
said he conld not without an order from some
Of the Sanitary Committee. / took him 70
Mrs. Rea's and he get an order TO stop at the
public house. / told Mrs. Rea / had done
seventy cents worth Of work for him and if !
must carry him back should like to receive
one fare. What had already done I asked
nothing for. She told me she was not author
lied TO pay any hack bills at all. / said ne
more. did not refuse to carry the man un
Ill Mr.. Davis, policeman, said TO me | wa.
obliged to carry him, and he would have my
license revoked. THOMAS JoRDoN.
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xxxvIII oONGREss---rirst Session
WASHINGTON, June @.

WASHINGTON, June g.
SENATE.
A resolution was adopted callieg on the
President for information as to the condition
of the slave uade in Cuba, and what effort,
are making for its suppression. o
The bill donating 100000 acres of land
Wisco nsin 10 aid in consti ucting a ship canal
from Green Bay TO Lake Michigan was passed.
The Internal Revenue bill was taken up.
The clause establishing collection districts
on the basis of Congressional Representation
was adopted
An amendment was adopted taxing the In !.
come OF from $500 TO 5000 five per cent. !:
over So 900 seven and half per cent over
$4,000 ten per cent.
The amendment of Mr.. Wilson was adopt
ed placing the tax on wood screws at ten per
cent. advalorem, as In the original House bill
An amendment of MIR. Davis for the pay.
meat of losses sustained by loyal citizens DUR
ing the war, was rejected.
An amendment of Mr.. Davis, that no part
of the revenue derived under this act, shall be
applied to the payment Of negro troops, was
pending when the Senate took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
After debate on Mr.. Davis amendment, It
was rejected.
Mr.. Sumner moved t., strike out the tax of
ilve per cent advalorem on books, ETC., except
HCWophptlss ltSltCttu.
On motion of Mr.. Henderson, an amend
ment was adopted fixing the tax on warehouse
receipts at ten CENTS when not over $500,
twenty cents when not over 81 900, aud TWEEN
ty cents for each additional $1,000.
The bill passed, % to 3, Davis, Henderson
and Powe voting In the negative.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The select committee on the defences of the
northeast frontier is continued during the
present Congress.
Mr.. Hubbard moved to instruct the Judic-
aiy C)mmitie &c to introduce bill to repeal all
acls for the rendition of fugitive slaves. Laid
over.
bill was reported for the speedy punish
ment of gnerrillas and murderers.
An effort TO lay the bill ON the table failed,
IS to 81.
The guerrilla bill passed
The resolution by Mr.. Cox that the extra
dit.oa OF Arguelles was a violation of the
Constitution, was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The bill passed for the summary trial of
minor off nces.
The bill passed prohibiting Members of
Congress or other government employees re-
ceiving compensation for services in proceed
ings relative to contract Claims charges, ETC.,
in which the United States is party, under a
penalty of $4,000 and Imprisonment.
The bill passed placing army and navy con-
tractors under the laws relating to these
branches Of the service.
The bill passed for Furnishing the counter
feiting OF coin, treasury notes, or postal cur
rency.
"A bill was introduced repeating all acts fol-
the rendition of fUgtsve slaves.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Holman, the SUBJ
jebt was opened for special debate, and the
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From the Army of the Potomac.
ARTERs ARMY PoTouAc

Jun Is A. NJ.
Our cavalry were engaged all day yester-
day In the vicinity OF Halves store. The first
attack was made on Hamptons command,
which was badly defeated with heavy loss
We afterward attacked Hills left on the Tap
otomy River, with the I'd New York, and
drove one brigade out of their works, and
held the place an hour. We then withdrew.
We hold Hawes' Store.
Gen. Wilson biyouacked last night between
Bethsaida Church and the Pamunky River.
and has strong position. Our loss was not
heavy.
To-day the army has rested, and nothing
but artillery duelling occurred.
In the fight yesterday Breckenridge occu-
pied the right, Beauregard next, Longstreet
the centre, and Ewel on the left, while Hills
corps was held In reserve.
Their artillery fire was good at some points,
two of our cal sons being exploded by their
shell, and several men and horses killed and
wounded at each.
The wounded are being sent Off as rapidly
as possible.
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Nesc York Market.

NEW YORK, June 8.
Cotton-easier; sales $50 bales at oeai o. Tor mid
ding uplands.
Flour-receipts - bbls ); sales II, COO bbls: State
and Western &c bettsr; hupArhne State 25G
80: Extra 60q1 20; choice 60 55aT 60; Round
Hoop Ohio do l0a9 90; choice 0oas %; Super
fine Western 3Ja7 95; Extra do 55a7 Is: South
ern firmer; sales l600 bbls; Mixed to good 00a
III 90; Fancy and extra 0ogil 90; Canada frmer ;
ssies 1900 bbls common Extra 45a7 IS; extra good
to choice 65d9 90
Wheat-lc higher; sales 10000 bushels: Chicago
Spring GA al IL; Milwaukee club e5agl II; Am6er
hi.sankee eSGl IL; Winter Red Western 76a
j 81; Amber Michigan T9d1 SCI.
Corn-lower; sales 1000 bush; new mixed Wes-
te n / o2a,l 50.
oais-lower; sales Canada at 93a9ic.
Beef-hgher; sales $3.50 bbls.
Pork-lower; sales 4 45O bhls new mess so 516p
G3z75; old do Is 50; new do 80 50a30 sTt: prime
"a b0a26 10 for old and new; prime mess 81 90.
Lard-6rmer; sales 2i90 bbis . 14iGl5i
Butter-dul; Ohio 25d3sc.
Whiskev-frm; sales 500 bbls at 3oGl g.
Rice steady at u for Para.
sugar-steady; sales 800 hhds; Muscovado II a2o
Conee-heayy.
Naval Stores--quet.
Freights to LiVerpool-activei grain 4ia4id.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ToTHE
Portland Daily Press.
OFFICIAL NEWS DISPATCH.
RFrOm the Army of the Potomac.
FROM GEN. SHERMAN'S ARMY.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

WASHINGTON, June 5-10 z. NJ.
To Mgj. Gen. Dir dispatches have been
received from Major Gen. Grants headquar-
tiers to-day, but they report only certain
changes in the position of corps and contem-
plated operations. They state that everything
is going on well. The Chief Quartermaster
of the army reports personal inspection OF
OF the depot at White House. 1t is in most
efficient state. All needful supplies are on
hand, and wagons transport them easily to
the army. The wounded are being brought
in, and transports are not delayed a moment.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, dated at 2
O'Clock, noon, to-day, at Ackworth Station,
says IL am now on the railroad at Ack-
worth, and have full possession forward to
within six miles of Marietta. All WELL"
No other military operations to day
tSigned) EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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The National linton Convention.

BALTIMORE, June 6.
The city is becoming quite lively with the
gathering throng. The Eutaw House and
Barnum's Hotel, are the headquarters of the
various States. The Eutaw House is the
headqu arters Of the National Executive Com
mittee. A large canvas banner is suspended,
bearing the name Of Abraham Lincoln, for
the next Presidency. The names most prom
inent for President OF the Convention. are
Dennison Of Ohio. Cameron Of PENNSYLVANIA.
and Raymond of New York.