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Daily gppeal,
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1854.
GRANT,s LAST CANARD.

Our press reports last evening stated that
Northern journals, of the 7sh, contained dis
patches from Gen. GRANT announcing that ON
Saturday night the 4sh, the rebels attacked his
lines and were everywhere repulsed. The
Richmond E1amiHsT of the Oh, states upon
what it deems ;rustvyorily sources, that the
Federals attacked BRECKIERiDGE's lines, but
were Espulsed. BRgCKINRIDGE's line extends
aerosa a road leading to the james river, which
she enemy wish to get possession cf, hence their
repeated assaults on The same sslisHi. In their
lsst assault they came within thirty yards, snd
some came within our works without ihsiE mus
kets, and others were so drunk that they came
Up resiing The E5aVsiHs7 states, however,
That tb0 War DepsEtuiss.t gives the following
version oI il, which is no doubt correct: There
was heavy firing, but no assault on BRECKIN.
RIDGE. Both armies were misled, and each
supposing that an assault WAS being made on
their lines, commsnced Tspid but random
firing
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Fronl &c Rattle-Fiel,l. .

BArrLEFlsLD. via Haris.ta, June TO- P. H--Tbs
position q both armies rsans abgus the sslas s last
reported.
Slight skrmiahug has been going on diving ths day
Our artillery slowly firing On the working par
ties Of the enemy.
small sqlads o. prisoners oontinus to come In
The iaFiHat raia ever ths seetlou for years
fea thia afternoon, accompanied b. thundsr storm
From she Traas-ssiss5s-Ippi
MOBILE June l0---A special 20 ihs Advertiser ard
Register dasd ssaaiobia June ssh, coassius the fol-
loving items
Csalby has been appointsd division eomma6dsr
Banks, Steele ard Iasserans retain fheir rsspsstfge
commands.
Isis rsporsd that Warren defeated Gen Poliyaae On
The l5lh al.ino, on Yellow biyOu The Confederate
Osl sgh. hundred thai Of The Fedsrsa ore hun.
irid asd sfyy.
Gen. Shelby is saii TO Be moving on Southwestern
Missouri with force Of two thousand four hundred
men.
SIX thousand infantry have been ordered ou,h frou
iissguri 20 reinforce Oanby.
A raid Is said 70 have len Memphis for Coralh
G1.d in Memphis Vas 225
Fremont and Ooehraas were dominated by the
Cleveland radical convention Is cau1idatss for Prssi.
dent aHd Vice-Prszident.
Washington dispatch, OF he 81 says that thirty
teousaud wOuaded had been brought to ths hospitals
there.
SreEssat nnd the Isresfdency.
RIcHNoND june I0-In q letter accepting The Clsve-
land nomination Fremont declares that the Aaminissrs
ton Of Lneoin hsa subsided ihto military dstaior-
sAip without unlty o. action or vgor Of sxeeutio8
he says that II respoctabis man d nomipsfed 81
Baltimore Be viii not be candidate, but L IAncoln
snueseas n getting tbs nomnsiion there will be no
Alternative but 10 orgsuizs every element of opposl
iisH to prevent he misfortuue Of his re election
Tbs Herald says that Fremonts position scenes the
defeat of Lincoln.
Tfrem Eureps.
RIcHE0SD Jaae 10-Ths Btsam rams built by The
Mears Laird have been Purchased BY the Englab
Govssnmsni.
Tbs crew Of he schooner J. L. Girslly have been
discharged
Tie Liverpool e0ston market is reported steady.
Congressional.
RICHMOsD, Jane lO--THs ss1ata to-day concurrsd
In the Houss amendments 70 tia bill establishing bu
resu Of foreign supplies.
The 0tt authorizing two army reporters Of ths Press
zaaociat0n TO purchase Fati11s and forage came up
and vEs again rejected.
The most Of the day spent In secret session.
In the Houss the Senate bill FOR the relief Of States
holding cid eurreEey, was passed
The House disagreed to the Senate amendment 10
the bill amending the tas books committee Of con
ference viii be appointed.
Congress viii probss sdjlurn 70 morrow.
Erem Gen. E-ee's Army.
RICHMOND, jane lo.-No change has taken place IN
the si.natiol Of the two armies Ali isrepOrtsd qais
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EIebeI EroneIa.. gga.Idl..g Id 80. I.erl.

Recent publications in the French newspapers have
lately the apprehension Of the g0yernmeut OF
the Uniied States that the nerdeton herstof1rs laid
by the Emperor uP0n the irOuclada and clipper ships
which being built a. Nantes and Bordeaux under
FOR the rebels aud for their use about 10
bs removed. 10 suth lively announced in
Bordeaux that u those irouc ads would sail on tbs
l6h Of June, and the other the 10th Of July. Mr.
Dayton was Instructed 20 AK explana of the French
government A dispatch In reply was received from
Mr. DSyton. yesterday, IN which he says that on tne
18th INST, n. Drouyu Ihuys had not only Informed
hiin that tie ironclads being CONSTRUCTED y
Armand, Bordeaux, under contract with the ConieI-
crates, had been positively sold 70 NEUTRAL Power
but hs Mr. Dayton distinctly that the four
clipper ships in the Of coastrucon a3ordsauN
and Nantes under q like contract vita The Confsder-
stss should not be delivered TO them. The language o
A. DrouYn dIhuys was explicit and The United Safes
government is understood 70 have eEp1 essed is ssae
tion wi this dispOsiiou Of embarrassing subject
which threatened disturb he friendly relations or
the countries.
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NOEshern Plaza OF tsse yirgsHia CHsnPaiga.
This theory which linits Gsn. Grants p az
Of ezmgaigd 20 the capture OF Richmond does
bat hsif justice. He msy capture the rebel cspi-
tai witheut capturing the rebel Government, ma
chineTy, and without oTeTthIoHing Lees army.
La that event. further active ard pFOmp. opera
tioRs will be necessary. Gen GIANT foTesees
this, and has provided for it. He has not only
formed plan fer the capture Of Richmond, but
has arranged perfect scheme Tor the prosecu-
ton Of the camp Agn aiterweTd, IS little sltsn-
ton 70 the comprehensive movements now going
on in VHgiUis will reveal.
The FIRST aHd most important Of these move
ments is that Of the army Of the Potomac against
Lee. The secOnd IS thai OF Sigsl and Siah up
tie Shenandoah Valley EowsIts Stzunlon, with
the view h,st OF procuring possession OF the
VHginis Central railroad running from Rich
mond tbIopgh G0Idonsyilis, ChsIiassssv5lle snd
SIsuntOn to the W0st, and Ulsmaiey of effect
ing lodglnent upon the Virgins AMI Tonnes
see rsilread st Lynchbu'g The iaird is that ei
AveIin, vino is moving towards the came great
railrosd With the design Of striking it at OF
near Salem, The fourth is that of G IN. Crook,
in West Virginia, who is moving with s1eng
force and large supplies, from Charleston to
ward Newbern, on the same raiirosd. The ftth
is that OF Msj GAllnp, who IS moving up the
Vifginia side of the Big Sandy river, towards
Abiugdoa, Oa the same road.
Ali these movements have ous 0bject--to Sc
cure possession Of different points on the same
road, and the whole plan Is to move our base
line of operations (hi!hsIto along the Baltimore
and Ohio Esilrosl) one hundred and fifty miles
souIhward, and establish il or the great Virgin
ia and Tennessee railroad, leadiRg from Rleh-
noad to Knoxville, sod prolonged thsfScs 70
Chattanooga. OHcs securely lodged on this
road, we will DO sbIe 10 repair it, aud use it for
ibe transportation Of men and supplies from
Washington aud Richmond through Virginia
to Chattanooga and Nashville. Il Is the most
important road in the whole South. The less Of
1t 10 ;hs rebels would be irTepArabs, and It's Ad.
vantage 10 US wOuli bs inealealsble.-St LOais
Uni0B.
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a sIIsE AZ ,l.e Conservative Unieu Parry

DE- Bfeekiafidge in his late speech st Lex
ington, hsid up to Just dsTisi0n the pretended
Union men Of Kentucky who want to 20 10 The
Chicago convention en1 f,steEnize vi Fernando
Wood, Alexander L0Eg, Clement L Yallsndig-
ham, and others Of mat kith To illustrate
these Conservative Union" men in Kentucky
who have t8keu this name now, although TIL
quite latsly cslliBE lhsmselFes Jefferson Dsm-
scrats, Jackson Democrats. Naee DsnocIEts,
she Doctor went On to So
have a little grao AghseT, whose mother
is the vile = clr gentleman in MOrgsn's
forces, as all his IoTcss, no doubt, think inem-
selves. She tries to make that child sscssh.
Then l have snothor daughter who IS very
strongly Uhion; she has no child, and ia very
anxious to make this little girl Union. / have
said 10 those daHgh.eTs, 'Y0u are demoTal zlng
tbA! child l uould not say chat Ct The gen
tlsmen politicians referred TO, but ! lsy say it
Of my gTAndeiiild 1 would not say to these
gentlemen that their changes, frequent as the
changes Of the moon, tend TO make them shift
irg and unreliable As this winds. But / said TO
my daughter she must stop, or she would ruin
the child.
The child heard what / said, aud took up the
idea that I WAS on her side; aud day or two
Afterwards she TO" up to me, saying ''GrandPa,
l siu't any UniGH, and l amt any Ssceol 7"
''Wtlli what SFe you my child3" i am Ab-o-
fiSh WSs she reply LAuRhtef Ana applsuse ]
Well, she very s00n found she hsG got iuto q
worse box than ever, because all sides were
against her applause from the other side Of tbe
house I; and in the course ef week shs got
tired OF that, daring which time she head an
other name, and then she said tS me, Il amt
Ab-o-ltsh any longer II sm Conservative
Uat0R Laughter from all sides. "Well, -
said /, ''ruy daughter, stick to that, for it is
as near beng nothing rs anything can be'
Aud SO I Esy 70 yeu Tho have no principles Of
your own, 20 into the National Conservative
Uaion party, WhsTe you can be n0thiGg loEgt
aad accomplish nothing good. Bat II yOu AEe
( lruly Union, doH't DO sIrsid TO stand with ths
true Union psriy, snd if you are seeesh, b
honest, and say so Let rs be lTUs 10 iaiuc!pls
| aud die Ia cur tracks ike msn, If necessary
that our successors may respect Us a. candid
feaTlegs men
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MILL be pad Tor The sHFreheusioH aud delivery
w fn any spts iaii thal caa Eet the following
kssnoea
IENN hs5eEsEs Gsrk copper color, tHen1y-siE ysars
oc, W6iFhs gso hunGrea o1reh q hSe iost len inches
hiEh, sEd q very me iook4as fellow.
aOEION Uisck. twenty aye years old, hFe Iesi
seven iIichss hTEn weighs gnu EunGrua hnd nity
poandl ana was raised the iOw country.
EhfLR, biacz, tnsatY -4uuf feaIa Ola hYe teet
slEhi iaoles hiEh weighs EunaGeu ana eighty
POUNDS, apbEEh rei AoT-
sBAkeEk. black, fFe lsst AK Inches high reighi
hundIsd ud fsrsy D0uads rgond sheuiaerss thieh
nps lsree mouth, twenty years old
TOM, olack hgs fsst ains inches hirh, We ghs one
hundred ana lsveaiy se pounoH tFFoHfg years
cd siutrsrr very 8ad, Ana Hhen excited be cAE
scarcely rpesk
The t5gse Last uEHed are brothers and we're rsises
In BsncssE s1ufty ALhhHD BAKBH,
msg IN AuguttE- Ga. o.
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An IHPOKTAET SUGGEsTION-Ae correspond
ent, writing from Charleston, S. c., suggests
THAI subAItsrns carry muskets or rAes instead Of
swords. he thinks that il would increase the
effective fores Of our infantry full 5000 men and
save the lives Of many gallant young fellows who
are &. for major generals. be is Of the opinion
Ehai either Count Hamilton CT Louis XIV, was
regarded as The bsnsfsetoF Of Ffsacs for sug-
gestiDg that ssTgeants sad eoTpOEsls should
carry htelocks or mUskeis instead Of spears oT
spont0Ons. The suggestion was adopted ami
Is 90 more lighting men added to the French
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arrival and Cls.inE Of nEAIl..

By Georgia RaiIFOsd--Due daily at 10 30 p.
NJ, and close daily at 6 PM.
By Atlanta aud West Point Rlilroad-Dus
daily At A. NJ, aud close dsily at PM
By Macon and Western RAilroAd-Dus daily
at 40 P. NJ, and close daily at 6P.M.
By Western and Atlantic Railroad-Dus
daily 81 A. H., and close daily At PM
Ofies HouFs--Open At A. A.. and close at
/ r. n; open At 2.30 P. 81, and close at p. n.
Sunday-0Pen st 8 A. H., and close At AMI
open al 8 P. M, and close a. PM.
7. c. HOWARD. P. n,
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Late memvht. E,,,ns.

From the Memphis BniistiS, Of the 9th ult.,
we extract the following items:
Colonel John Med 5nsld is going North on &
short tour, aud Colonel R1ttinghouse is to be in
command Of the enrolled militia during his sb
sence.
Colonel A. w. Tsylor, who shot himself, en-
Tuesday evening last, has every indication oi
recovering from his wound. His medical st
iendHnts don't regard bis case ss dangerous IS
at FIRST supposed by them.
Mr.. } ohm League is out agein for tax collector
on privileges. He has served faithfully and ef-
fectUslly through one term, and his record is bis
best recommend alton for reelection.
Eighteen cases were disposed of by the re-
cord0r yesterday morning, and the sum OF one
hundred and six dollars collected in fines. Oi
the cases tried, for dTunkenness two nuisance
four; misderueanor, seven fighting, Eve.
Br Xaver, who was scalded on the Silver
Moon, died ct six o'clock last evening, st the
house of Mr. DattlingeT, of this city. Mr.. Y
resided in Cincinnati, where hs leaves wlte
ami three children. He had inhaled steam and
was bruised by the steps, on which he was
standing, being blown away. Some mean
wretch on ths boat stole his watch
George Rsyfield, Esq has purchased ihs in
teresi held by Col John Mcdonald IN the MEM
phis tbeaier and during tie remainder OF the
season be viii be the sole manager.
Gov, johnson having forwarded the c0mmig-
siUHs Of these gentleman wins 81 ias-lste county
aleciion we're sieetsa iussiezss OF the peace they
- qualifying and assuming their duties We
announce this morning that James Hsll, Esq. ,
has qualified and opsnod his tfiee in the late
EsqHhe MsllOIy's room, over the Gayoso bsuk;
). Moore, Esq., opens his eff % in the jackson
block
Parties are being arrested daily for cotton
slesling.
The following is report of the number of
votes recsived in this city, for TIE sword at the
Mississippi Valley Sanitary ~: Maj. Gen.
W i. Sherman, 327; Lieut. Gen. q. S. Grant,
SO; Mfj9T-Generais Geo. B. Mcclellan, 43; Fran
Ga Sigel, 10; C. G. WAshburR, ID Rosecrsns,
2; Hut.bUt, 3; Thomas, 1; j G. Ffemoni ,;
haleeE, Hancock, a. j. Smith, Buiord and
Blank, received Oue vote each; Abraham Liu-
coin received ? votes. Total 500.
The Sols Of MAlts lave been revived in
Memphis
The Memphis cotton market during the week
ending Ma5 27Ih, had remained unchanged.
The receipts were iriding and the stock small
0f-riDgs were Iesdiiy taken at ruling rates.
The shipments to the North were only fifty
bales TIE following are the quotations.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. .69952
Low Kidding a Is
Kidding 10 strict Middling .7607g
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IMPORTANT ARRESTS AND DIsCLOsUREs.-We un-
deEsood isst nigt that the GoYerneRt detectives IN
earthed yesterday what is believed be very deep
laid plot OF the eaemy 70 enroll the negro population
midst and a. the sSne tim5 furnish important in
formation to General Grant Two men, who lurusd out
10 De parOed Yankes ceserters, ssHed al a sup
posed unoccupied house the Grove road, several
niles from the city where al tie evideace Of umptu-
Gus living disclosed Evidence OF ther compleity
with the enemy seized along with them in she shape
Of drawings, maps, diagrams and writngs u said
they had ear0ied i've hundred negroes and kept up
daily eommuHicatien with Grants headquarters, fur.
nising him with mSyoments Of troops, esc The house
w2ieh they had taken and occupied Is owned BY Ed
ward honteiro, Etqs sud wes supposed be Rnoecu-
pied until attention was attracted 10 H by the frequent
stoppags Of carriages aud eo1rers here ieAm0Rd
Eza1iBer
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The CIeveIaad RndIcnI CenrenrLon


The Cleveland convention me: al Cleveland,
Ohio, on the 3lst OF Nay, and adjourned the
same day.
"Ehee hundred and fifty to four hundred del
sgstos were IN attendance John c. Fremont
was nominated for The Presidency, and John
Coehrsne, Of New YOEk, ior the Weep iesi-
dsncy
The speeches were radical Abolition, denun.
eistoTy Of Lincoln for the weakness and vOTrup-
ton OF his Administration, and advocated the
expulsion OF Msximilisn from Mexico. The
following is the platform as adopied:
1st That the Federal Union shall be pre-
served
ID That the Constitution and laws Of the
United States must be observed end obsyed.
81 That !hs rebellion mug bs suppressed by
force OF srms, and without compromise
4Eh. That the rights OF iree speech, free press,
and the haheAs coTpus be held invioAte save in
districts wEeIe martial law has been proclaimed.
9th. That the rebellion must be suppressed
by the destruction OF is motive eause-slEYely.
oh. That integrity and economy are demsnd-
ed at all times ia The administration OF the Gov
crnment, and i,'zt ia time Of wRr the want OF
them is criminal
7ih. Thsi The right of asylum, except for
crime and subject to law, is a recognized prinei
pie OF American liberty; thst any violsiion Of
1t cannot be overlooked, and must not go unre-
buksd
Ssh. That the nelonAl policy known as the
Monroe doctrine has become recogn zel
principle. and that the establishment of an anti
republican Government on this continent BY
any foreign Power eamnot be tolerated.
9.b. That the gratitude and support of the
nation is due to the fsithiul soldiers and the
earnest leaders OF the Union srrny and navy.
for their heroic achievements aud desthless valo1
IN defense of our impeTiled country and OF civil
liberty.
10Th. That the one term policy for The Presi-
dencY, adopted by the people, is strengthened
by The force of the existing crisis and should
bs maintained by constitutional amendments.
Ia. That the Constitution should be so
amended that the President and Vice President
shsll be elected by = direct vote of the psopls.
l2.h That the question of the reconstruction
Of Ire Ieoeilious Sistes belongs 10 the people,
Though heir representatives, ia Congress, and
nOt 70 the Executive.
l3su. That the confiscstian OF tho lands of tho
Tebsts, snd thsif distribution Amoug the soldiers
aud sciuiil settlers, is = measure OF Justice
mr. Coenrans sat,t iTs-sais ...sscS ss,vbo,, p.
have got through with The rebehoil "a vyIl
prove 20 the world that We have still left 20 rs
viii sod pigor enough to preserve the American
continent Tree iTon the poliuting tread Of the
myTmidons OF foreign power -
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YANKEE DESERT KRIS The blue birds are docking in
from Grants vide pread wings and daily reaching
Richmond W Ia advance Of the Great Digger"
Among tue arrivals on Saturday was about full com
pauy Of the 9th New HsmpAhre regiment recently bn
guard duty az Point Lookout. They state that reei-
meat Of negroes took their pieces there and they
harmed 20 Grant 70 help iii up the gaps made in Grants
Ranks by Lees artillery. One solitary red bird, or ZOO
came Ia and reported himself th3 lsst Of the
New York Dagysa Iouayes leh ont OF one hundred,
" no went into the battles below With Grant He Wa
discousolate looking enough, but bore himself ~ be-
cams ne last Of The M0hicans. ~ Richmond Exam
Iaef. 6ah.
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MORNING, JUNE IL, 1864

day while she was In Richmond, 10 see whether The
city should be surrendered burnt The mayor zdyo
Gated surrender and was put into Castle Thunder.
The enemy attseksd my lines yesterday and were
repulssd.
To-day, all day, thsy have been demonstrRiing
sgainst my works on Spring hl on the eastery side OF
The Appomzttox, bat were rspulzed.
Nothing further since my telegram Of ths evening
from Gen Grant. EDWIN M. SEASTON.
Secretary o. war
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= The editor OF the Selma, Ala, Reporter
has been handed Two heads Of wheat, Ons con-
tanning eighty and the Osber one hundred and
twenty grains. The entire fed is fsiTly repre-
ssnted By the two grains.
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y Owing 20 the foresight and benevolenee
of Gel J r. Powell, Of that city, the hospitals
in Montgomery, Ala are no@ supplied with
iee Is there no one to furnish the hospitals O
Atlanta with that desirable article
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The Hvaenatien OF zfroaerieksbure,
a.r,na ~ tha na.. YnrL rrirn..i


PORT ROYAL, Va, May 2s-This is royal place
50 far natural beauty Is cOneerned and the port IL
aixo royal for the kzppahannOck the river is
both wide snd deep AZ 1his peint The village il on.
hundred miles above the mouth Of theTiver thirty
miles below Fred7FiczEourg by water. -Four or
Ave days ago the town was quiet a a LAND New
England village today It Is all oustle WITH IA. usands
Of oCoupeHt5 Of large and small sesuboas bsr
ge8 etc, unloading loading Et pOnt0on whHrvsg
or lying st anchor arriving and depsrtiug Oamus
hOspiials, provost maTah sis and medical directors Off
quartermssters dep8ts and the inevitable sutsr
store. Hundreds of wagons End am balances al the
squares and fields The cOntrgband camp is hourly
increased by long lines Of and women and any
numbered children who come hronging in from twenty
thirty lies away, carrying their earthly ali in bags
or packs upon their heads backs thensaud OF
them are lust going board steamer for Wesbing
ton, tie ableboded msn being retained 70 labor At the
l boats and wagons.
The wounded begSn to arrive on Wednesday even
I Ing.
On Thursdsy went up 10 Frsderieksbure, and foun5
nearly all the wounded gene
Daring this evening sixty wounded of the Arst
day bait gAihere4 yesterday, from the Wilderness
hos Jits camps, will arrive here. The remaining
ons and other stores will come here by land tonight
and The citizens Of Fredericksburg will be at liberty Il
their friends" slTesdy lowering around the
town. The more severely wounded have been brought
down the Rsppahsnnock and ssu by comfortable yYatel
/ conveyance to Washington.
SUNDAY MORNING, May 29-I0 O'Clock Appear
snees indicate general clearing here An Imns
number Of wagons moving down the river towards
White House, somewhere that direction eserte.
by heavy force OF troypz infantry and cavalry
From q supply Train, coming yesterday thirteen yysR
fell back litus the rear aud we're quickly eob
bisd up by dosby who was there in person, Learn
from ons Of the number who escaped into the woods
| after being taken q short dis Anee Half Of tb,
drivers killed Rod wounded before even demand
for surrender was usds. The wagons partly bro
ken and partly burned, aud the released mules after
wards brcke loose, aud gOllogng INTO toyu-rsth
/ er remarkable case Of mule sagAeity.
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x The Eoglish garden pea, picked from
The vine when dry and roasted to dark CHINA
mon brown, is said to produce decocliOn re-
sembling pure Jaws coffee in colOr and favor.
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DISPOSAL or A Conspiracy CASE i'm the
United stes circuit court yesterday the case OF
Gen w g. HaIding, under indictment for con
spirAcy, WAS disposed Of The defendant plead
the taking of the oath prescribed in the Presi-
dents proclamation of amnesty, but the district
attorney objected on the ground that the de-
fendant wss prisoner and under the parole Of
the military governor and thAt he was thereby,
according to the explanatory proclamation OF
The President, debGrrsd the nghts and privileges
OF ihe amnesty. TIE counsel for the defendant
(Russell Houston, Esq stated that he had taken
this explanatory proclamation by the President
aud insisted that ne was therefore entitled TO the
benefit OF the amnesty. Judge Csiron dis
charged the defendant on his paying the costs,
but, as ne understand, made no sllnson to the
point raised by the district attorney -NashvilLe
DisBdtck isf
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TIE GRAPHIC.
Reports Of the Press Association.

ntsred according 70 act 0i Co1zruss n the year 1858
b ,. s. TAEAsHER 10 t1s Clerks ofic5 Of The Dis
trct Court u tas C0ntsdezzts States for ne E5rlh
sru District of Georgia