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Nfm advertisements.

1sDOWN WITH THE TRA1.
l. TORS AND Ip WITH TIE sTAE.s."-l!e
lieving that te Of Gen Lee and !!s army viz
Eaa: !aa'y i Closes the war have determined t" sell all
NIILITARY GOODS
At snch prices will nuke 1t object for MI to give
r. g:xcti s'Sf Fl figt s:GSf t II!
Uniforms, Swords, Ee!ts sas'sS Shoulder. Strap,
s asa GSff III . o sa
retail, cheaper than the cheape-t. n no,vrx
ar1lrt<;et net No. 20 clark st., up stairs.
CONS or TEMPERANCE.
~ Garden City Division No; T.: meets every TEEs-
ona sp',is,.1t mSt5 iiaD'o''A Wit H. MAYpwELL as.
GXMEON ". KING, Commis.
ta1y lublic i,ss KE,iUVED his otiteto
1Oe East Washington Street,
sishie{s! sHi,; Church Block chieaSG sEox II Vt. KING.
nOCK PROPERTY, ON THE
.b Ses' snf ss stse 's Gi' r ssTise EnS R
$s@ssay: s'o% @ so:a guy; |:s!S5A;1S, l3S;{ III:
.p1iriss-:ot 7r.rAs net - ''
VERBUM SAT AT EVERITTs
dc yise With scfc 50 e!ant thai nj or ihc
XII FOR $500.
cp1l.r156 Wsl. ". EyEETT, Prop.
PEFORM, EDUCATION,
IN order. Professor CLARKE gives
Lectures and Readings
On thcsc subjects OF reasonable terms Ms address is
corner q 4: Superior "na AArket Streets Chicago
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and small tug gunboar. the Beaufort. The fol-
Loving vessels were destroyed: VHgin1a. ass
ship, With four guns, iron cad Richmond, Tour
Clad Nansemond, two gum, wooden ship; H1thp-
ion, Two guns. wooden chip; Roanoke, one gun
snd wooden roEpeto, tender. and echool ship:
Beaufort he has taken fol our use. The Tra1egar
works and naval ordnance depot were unhagmcd.
, 1865-04-11
EVANSTON PROPERTY.

hare for sale ofthc finest Suburban Residences
In the Village Of Evanston, With two acres of Eronnl,
hnutifnllv located tho Lake shoTc IN high stnts
OF cultivation. a good barn, cagdner's house. ANT
choice frnit trees the rlace: r.; :tcson can II:
fsta co6hs Ia3 Blosk, I6 iEaTbora sfcet, ChicaGo.
,.nf1.r fHrf
, 1865-04-11

Rebel Prisoners.
Within the past two weeks over 10000 rebel
| prisoners have been tsnt away ftom CITY Point,
snd large numbers still remain there.
1th. Davis at Danvil1c.
The Ndttondl Republican says: "Partics hays
arrived from Danv1lle within our lines, who re-
port Jcf. Davis Al DanVi'lo on Monday p m. last,
members Of his Cabinet"
, 1865-07-13

,o., ,..,..h ~ ,na ch,c,co 1~,hrrs7
lspeeia1 oisps'sn ~ ne ..ss -. =" ,ec5
hAsnISoFos, 1aly ~ 'eoa'
A rule Of great importance to parties interested
in patents has been introduced BY the present
atre,. ~ If ,hc Interior. Since the act OF 1878
1t has been supposed thai JURISDICTION In several
cares was yeased solely in the commizslonefs Of
fst-n!e. - - Gsn@,.siass. ~ ossnt ta,.has
Just directed me nns va.1 .ae,nst ~ IN rsusus,
time to procure 'ehamon5 against me seae"si'
rorrnasfoner and the original term Of tho patent
ep.a@n;,edeA ep; exn3red A'"
nso sa,,a.,,,, ,n,ror,snt r,-c,,ar w.s ..snea
to.d,y from the Freedmen's Bureau:
CIRCULAR 10. II. M RELATION TO ASSISTANT con,
.S. c.AA...-a- -, y. a,x,ru,. T.
The A.. slant commns,ones WI a us eA.esa. !, ~
the tttae.t:hment Of suo-dlstrien 10 nave Tue oM'
~ ae-,a ~ the .nh di.fr1ct. He will hare n
3oss S ens soert eitaer rftizen, Of military of
, 1865-07-13
POSTSCRIPT.

ar,
Especial DHpsteh 10 tho Western As7ot{stef
Press.1
NEW Yonx. Jn1v u.
tn. 1z.-r,.r. pi.h.n.s Ne
that n. r. Maury. reFrnfiy nf ths rchei r.e r.
On his wsy from Brazil with pIsn OF emi~1sttnn
from tho South to tbs: country, which i sid b
be very encouraging, The Euperur b,s .-1es,i
to donate tbocssud ACRES OF land to each ac,usi
fettler. Nsury 10 underwood 10 hsye ohtsIneff
additional terms which renders tudusrrsrnfs 10
eMtufate stronger. ~
It fs alleged thst there arc several IEudrrd
hogshe1ds Of Ffoneh tohsfeo stored In this c1ty
Monsieur PAM will doubleea shin 1t to Frn1ce IN
the courae Of few weeks.
The CauRrer.
4 Fort Monroe letter FaYs effort. are row he.
ing made to raise the fripate CouPresc. srn,- MI
Newport News " The rebel ram Nerrlmlc. The
contractors sre confident of snrrpaa
a NevefneF Of Florida 4 pPoluitar
- Judge Marvin, Of Florida, has been appointed
EfoFlAto1A Governor OF that Stats. Hs E29 4
untGn refugee during the rebellion.
, 1865-07-13

| and sulhonty he already ;6as. Provost Msrshals,
freeuen and refugees have eQ11l rights with ether
people. are open to hts nse- In the gfext sjor-
afJ Of cares his own afbitramen., OF that OF his
sesat Or tho settlement By referees, viii bs sat-
authorized 70 tolerate compulsory unp,id
labor, except 10: the legnl punish q eat
Of crime. Suffering may fesuls to some
extent, but suffering r preferred to slav-
cry, and ts to some degree the Necessary con
seoad never forget that 10 substitute foF slavery
Ike sppzen icing or peo1sgE without proper
consent, that Is: either holding tie people
By debt, OF condniug item withou. con-
sent to the land by any system, viii
be tolerated. The Aas1siaEt Commissioner Will
general tupertntendents Of schools one for cach
State. for letugees and freedmen. Thesa officers
wi! work as much ss poeeibIe In conjunction
With the State officers who may hsyB school mat
te1s IN charge III general system can he adopted
e. 1oF s1ase ~ Te bat II no he viii Leaf
rejueees and freedmen--seepEe proper nrntecHnn
to schools, and to teach.
=, Surgeon G. v. Homes. chiei medical officer Of
ne, ne bureau. Ei'l hare the general s9psrvi.
refugees and freedmen. The Ass.siant Con. Con-
na'esonc1s will instruct the1r rnedieal o.
heers to make the Medical Deuarfmsnt
eeliAupportinE Is far az possible. All public i'd
uEFsscs Of character calculated to create dI:ton
1ent are 1eprehenstb!e, but he Assistant Commits
reeapttulalon, ths ptlnetp4l laws and regular.ons
OF the Bureau to all parties concerned, Il Is
recommended to ARelstant Commissioners to
dra" up careful tnmmary, to BE- publicly and
'eaa p sg1n's through .hf[
Major General and Commissioner of Refaeses
xud Freedmen md Abandoned Land
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troops MusIe rxd Ous-IOtIrt Mar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO ane
Especial Dllpatch 10 the Chicago Trttu9e,1
SPRINGFIELD, July II, 1865.
The 9TH Veteran Reserve Corps arrived ut Camp
Butler thjs afternoon. The 9th moanted tnian.
trs. twenty.sereu officers and i've butdred and
e!pniy men, arrived t1cro during the day, and
both Ire IL comfortable quarters,
THIS afternoon Gov. Uglesby7Ad}t. Gen. Hay.
nc and Col. Gco. II. Harlow, visited Camp
Butler for the purpose Of e1t:niin. 4
tr=rty welcome hone to the recently
:1r1Yed troops, uauy Of whom served under the
c: umand Of hfa E1cellcucy at Corinth aud other
bloody fields, and the meeting between the hoys
aod their old General #as truly cordi.l md hap
p5. many Of them running ua and shastug him
hafmly BY tho hand. The 7.h, 9th. l7th. 10th,
0,h ard HIN Eete seyerally waited, ting Cover.
point, every eme of which was en,freIy ortsj14l @
aad tots'sJ distinct from every other. Lis r..
1u'ais. nS!ks were pithy, Pa! and pointed. Goa
both the speaker and heuFcr. He wH
lie rodsst a1a oftsrs Manifested % fss htshsst na
tppieeaiato1 q ahs I'LL Ten wAs called
tbst TIC Estnlt Of shls afternoons wsrkwlll b. a
better 93ndsissGnditS I1 between the soldiers, The
ctmnua,ty, than .ss existed oefors. Tha boTs
arc In tue nIest OF hsals,. nd tp:li ind seem 70
have but cre wlsh-to get Ii: Z 10 tbsir hames ~
Tho 1'tr ts:e,mxnsT. Il. 9. we7a paid f' III To-
f1s whS hss wef5 sf5sn & eet 4 Le
Eotk on The 11lh, left hist point the slus day for
thi. city c]so that three commtskioued officers
sud t.1t, seven men Of the 18th Illinois left the
s,me ptace III the -sme time. also FOX thfs city.
One bundled men Of the Invalid Corps were
mustered out Of scrvlce in th!s city 10 dsy.
In the S1nsamon county Circuit Court the
Gtand Jury found tll1s OF inlictmen. against
nen,y BolEsyne and l.. D. MaYnAld, for las:rn.,
John rerfon for a1son, and Phillip Hill fur rob-
btry.
lhe receipts Of revenue at the Treasurss's Of
fee to cay, amounted 10 $l3,UQ0.
c.. a. of the 1s6 lllibois regiment, coptribu-
It'd The sum Ct Sss to tho National Lincoln Aoa-
ument ye.,eraaJ. The entire receipts yesteroay
for tnis object were <36t60,
During last hight the etore Of r. u. Mole, On
South Fiuh street. was robbed OF elothlae raj.
u<d II $as'.
This Governor to-day granted temporary re
pr.eve 10 Thonae Wilson, one Of the bushwhack.
e1s who waA sentenced to BIZ hung a. Quincy on
F11aay n+1t, 1xlpg tho execution for FridsJ+
August 1ltt.
, 1865-07-13
FROM ST. LOUASs
An Interesting Casa. OF 11abcnR Corr
pus-GenerAl 1sUdEe In CDurt-A
iIufderer AFFcs1ed.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trthu7e.l
IL LII q

fspeeIa1 Dispatch 10 the Chicago Te1hu3e.]
ST. LoC1s, July u,
Yesterday writ Of haotos corpus Was !sauel by
Judge PsInm Of tho Criminal Court, addressed to
Nal. Gen. Dodge, Col. B7ker, Mst. Eaton aad ths
officer In charge Of Cbpt. Coleman, 10 bring the
Captain iIto Coort THIS morntng. This
mornings train on The Paride railroad carried
Capt. c. D. Coleman to JeGeseon City. IN charge
Of four Eoldiers with drawn rcvolscre. The Cap
tain etmed much sn1cted and wspt bitterly as
the ,,ain swept ont Of ST. louis, and as he no
Doubt locked forward 10 .efen monks tuprt.op-
ue1s IN the Mesouri Stale PcoiseuiiazJ. Between
10 and II O'Clock, Gen. Dodge, Col. Bak=r and
Nal Eaton sppeAed in the cr'ninal Court, and
ritter = ehort cor sul'atlon vita Judge Inm u,
wf1t :ssucd hy the Judge, and departed;
HrApauAH7F9s pFsF' o. TIT fns !, s''!!sssso9un1,!
Respectfully ra.ur1ed TO ths Honorable st..
Louls Criminal Conrt--The prlsoEet, T.. D. Cule.
man, ts dotslned " me ID military prisoner, bv
undes his proclamation Of the 18th Of September,
4. L. 1863, be haTirg been tried ~ sre:erA court
nsrt'a', snd convicted Of crimes committed BY
nln whila. II lhe military .ety;ee ef lhs United
sr.tsr, they be,rg ~ violation Of rules snd rsau'
lat'01k pre- cilbtd By his military service Of the
United States, ate attach herewith copJ Of The
efdcIsl order tn tbe case.
tpusier1ng msn at Fidelity, ILL.,, and inpris-
oned at Jsrsssy! lc, ILL.,, last f4I1. and eonaaed In
hi II thas place, broks from pi1son sumo TINA
s,nca and disappeared. This noon, as viii
liam Billings, or Jarseyv.1lc, spr.u:rly Pro-
alorc Fourth efreet near tho Planters House. he
reccSnlzed Moss on tie sidewalk and attempted
to af1eet hrm. Moss drew revolver sud ran up
styfraI ehots at those IN pursuit. Od1cer Riley.
thirkiuc two could plsy at that game, drew htn
Ieyol7er snd fired ut Mo.s. The bali ss1usk the
dnWn. nd allowed h1ussclr to bs hken. fIe wss
ESCORTED to the calaboose BY officers Riley and
Red, and IN tmnenEe CROWD. Mos l. taid to be
4 desperate man. The Sheriff Of Jersey county
b. re for The prisoner, who l. large, aesny man,
ebout thirty years Of ace, with small keen black
~ ca snt straight black hair.
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Rettrem rnt ~f Corttmax-Maxtmillia
MU OutfnE-NrOM ShregeporE-Uep-
relations OF A0JdleFK-C0tt1n Steal.
1pE-R1oE at Hl06l1es

Retiren eht ~f CorttnasMaxtmillian
Nh OutfayE-Frou shreTeport-Dep-
relations OF AoJdltTx- Cotton Steal.
1pE-R1oT at Mobile.
fsreaal ps7ate1 To tbs Chicago Tribunal
CA1no, July u. 1865.
seys 1t has been reported that Cofttnsf, fu
i recent lnttryleW with 1ha Federal General
B,owp, expressed hia intention to give up his oor
poslnon to he Mexican Empire ana ItIae 70 has
RdneheSo thinks It mskes very littie difference
to The Empire whether or not these are bis iaten-
on no.: h,s ssea Ss tg ,s DO IT.
to eDdaneer the Imperial authority.
fThe Ashmoras Cvntntreial Of the same date,
srehkpe Of cort.nas. says th!s newly converts q
few days ago, beeame member Of ths order Of
in tbe church at .Browrsv,l!e- The subject ol
1l.Ie1o in Israel. The new reverend Is std to be
thoroughly acquainted With ihc text.
The Commercial Of the eth Ut, rays The EN-.
Bs5Si BBsne,ism 1s lei iettes 10 e. Eevs H. ass
says that, With tueh ontlaws. there Is no tsonsae
tion possible. The Sovereign OF Mexico Is IL
to Rssee and saepe
1he Shreveport Gazette Of the 3oth hit. as5s
"Federol so!diers hare committed Depreciation
fo1ned m d tbst eo,dietf III. the Steamers and en-
ured ihc premises ct Mess1s.. .Templeman. Hutch
| ireon ind othere, and robbed the Emoke-housel
| and were ruue to ladies'. Thess were no petit
fhef!e, but Wholesale fohbertea. Confederate sol
| diefe, when ont Of ranons, OF even when tht.
| wsnled chtnge OF diet, would eteal chickens o
| k1sl hogs, but we hsve never known eommant
| with an officer pyeeent act In such an Outrage
Gus msrpet. We arc informed by como Q
| enr riost respectable planters that ettagglini
| cavalry arc prowlnR oyCr tho parleh, and IN th
| absence Ct any white peisout, they demand th
| keys and help themselves TO anything they wish
| II they were sat1sfsd with getting meals and haV
tuR theif horfes fed, It would amount to nothing
| They pack of their stolen p.under and negroes
| whose testimony Ia now received By the proves
Inarthals, say that these soldiers h.ve not cn'
| ndy1ted them 10 leave rhelf BONES, hat have Al
tempted to convince them that they were Ii
| oys1.eyt OF all they had raised EvarJ iuGutl
MT Mt has BEEN held out 70 some to come to sh.eye
| port, and even atieapts bare been made and PIT
| tcls bratdlshed 10 Tighten into compul*toa II
| buneet fnd vlrtuous. Un1es. some enectaal fe1n
edy Is adopted, the people will become desperate
| md cesse to use 4ny efN,EsB to cultivate thai
| fnrus. Tae TIM Impe: 1t velf demand the mos
| corciiiatin1 couFRe end mutual fothesraHte.
| The came psper saIs the HAolA tok eoft5l
sfea1,ns HIS taken poseess'ou Of thousands, ~
| surAciuuB robbetfes hre committed 1T the dtai
bours Of night The plante1H hare retired to Eos
! II ne1tssye sccuIllT, and have awAked IN th
| moEn,nk 10 dud their cotton pile reduced By tn
| viettaiIon Of some midnight fohheF. One ~out'
h.ye Imagined that there would b IN end I
, 1865-07-13
from LAKE: SUPERIOR.
A Strike An<,sLC the rsiu erS-%tlxure
u lkatiFaA Auh-TrdBpA t:u8 Pors


We lea,n from reliable sources that great
excitement is prevailing in the Like Superior
1csions oyet4 4hc MIXERS strike, aud fears ere
saIt4 ruined that 1t may lend to very serious
1csulte, II not to rebellion en- email scale
and actual blcod=hea. The laborers through
out the mines some dsys since banded TO-
&c her, by concerted action stopped
work, and By dint OF threats in some cases
and force In others. compelled the labor-
els upon the Pen!nsular and Mar
qucttc railroads to suspend operations
.nd join them In tLeir demands. They
claim two dollars per dag as wages,
and cn1y eight houEs' work on Saturdays.
TIC tnsurgent laboscrs Numbered shout fire
hundred, and, heavily arlning themselves,
seized the two roads, allowing only pass=n'
ger trains to run. The Mining and the Mar
4ue1te Railroad Companies acceded TO Their
demands, but the Peninsular Company have
retutcd to yield. The laborers still hold the
road, and the Railroad Company have sent
TO Detroit, beth for labo1ess to supply thei.
places and for troops to regain possession OF
their road. Serious results asr anticipated,
and collision between the troops and the
miners Ia not unlikely.
, 1865-07-13
Gen. Heron realxned-The Fourth at
Hsobl1e-Cotton SIcat1ng-Judge Par
fonsr appointment.
Especial Dispatch to the Chtcaro Tribune1

CA1Ro, July II,
The New Orleans TfHts saye Mai uen. Heron
haa ter his rcefgnstICn, and at hls own re-.
guest has been relieved Of hfa command, HIS
tuccessor in charge OF the l1strict OF North
Louisiana fs Brig. Gen. ]. G. Veatch, lately In
command at Mobile;-~ 49,
Mobile adV!cPs no to tho 9Th, The 4th WAS
oh$etVed hy the usnal sa' ute. ut eun5lse mon End
night. The nse1oes had large furnou, and csl-
ehIstton. :, The citizens generally remained at
nome. AZ public places we.e closed.
PeTeons tiom the inferior report cotton steal.
Ing quite prevalent. Places wnere great aaanu-
ties Of Confederate cotton were piled, hive not
ba!e now. All Of 1t ha. been lifted.
The appointment OF Paraous a. Provisional
Governor gives general sa'feiactfon in Mobile,
SiI hundred barrels crude tufpent1ue, having
bet seized were ready for shipment when It was
claimed from the se1xDg psrtica. The Gust .m
House tetused clesrancc, and tho boat discharged
it after It had been shipped for Eew Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, IU.y !10.-Cottun UNCHANGED,
with little inquiry. Check. On fev, York steady
at dtsrouni. told 1f1(e1i9, and drm.
The steamer Cromwell, from New York, had
arrived.
There Was an extensive IRE At Mobile. Loss
The 1ffn<s' Brszos Correspondent fep,tts a ter
Hble kt0rm there On the 3Mh.
Gems. Ne!tZet aud Steele are at BYazns. A
large number Of Il fsiE fruoDs moycc ~ to Elark8.
EtEe and Whites Rsuch, Steele detosnded OF the
lupettaliats the surrender Of the ordnance RiyCn
them b5 the tebel Gen. Slaughter.
division Of raTaLfy, under t}cn. Merritt, will
soon leave Ehr&yeDort fDr reYaa $500
, 1865-07-13

NEW faRK, July 12-The steamer Apcrtct
br1oRe Savannah dates to the 6th. The Herald
eaya the 9Th VIE celebrated in Charleston 10 a.
appropriate manncr hy excursions Gown the har
hoF, parade By the Home Guard, exercises il
ZloDa Church, parade By dremen ind fatr. 4
Fourth OF July Association Wus formed. viii
Ion. A: 9. Mackey ss PRECEDENT.
Gen. fillmore. visited Charleston On the 6th and
wss consulted by large number OF civilians on
maltefs feanng to lhelr peE.olnl interests, il
me evening be projected to OrAtEehpr1,
me on:y H0n.c clad in he hafbof lhb Cstskt,1.
has been ordered North
The nist foreign veE4el since opening tbs port
fron Bsrmuda. s44 ~
dhs 1T Psnnsylsania has gone from Savannah
The Savannah Republican am ounces The arrlv.,
Of 300 bale' Of cotton from Auyusta, and eaYs as
coon rs fatB can be Constructed Thousands of haea
Will cone from the aame direction.
>. Mr. johnson, tho Provisional Governor OF
Georgia. II an addte;s to the people OF 817aau
On the let Inst, admunlahes them to recugutza aui
l1ok squsrely In the lace the great changes Hhich
haa b.en sduueed bJ thu war, a4d to take the o. 4
prescribed BY tho Prestd. nj, and With earntstuels
aEd sincerity renew their allegiance aod rs 10
work maIfully ard wilh will, 10 fehaoit1tats
Their commonwealth once mora in the great .ts.
teEhooo Of the Union. He called their nttentfon
pHrhcuary to the fIc: That, whether they 4lkrd il
Or no slavery IN thctf atats was gone, and could
not be Il .. ord.
, 1865-07-13
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JULY l3, 1865.

enouid be expressed by the Government wae
shprn Ihdpne%!u8 % un.es n2on lotelEn imports; bec9us
sby lespona 70 he sna ss9t
oe 1a.Ie9 1sotiIet29ohSin.H impaired
.ben;n;s b;ed, a, ahat epen Aetion Il now noEe II
horho.t~ hrI,ose opT p o. tas u1seinment inasmueh
MIoleatxd - honot and r9alntalned our Aag, ar
ftut1aE et1 g 1nose varied Pursuits which the.
ooF hef nvsSeos T. shc1 sa he
government n Justice 70 heix patriotism and II
9wn wants. should render As renunsEative a
''t o. motion the report vas accepted and u..u,
Ak EXCURSION,
1tw,s bere annourcet by the chairman that tb<
take IN excursion On Id i've, 91 .ns ,oe
row sftelnoon, at three O'Clock. The Invitation
The following 1atta, 90. -..s -. c.~,.
tuy; ~ @no oe~''
Lospop. lima 10.
DEAR S1R-1 an much oblieed t. Won for Tho
invitation 10 your srproachins Commetc1al Con-
wf1e on your continent .hnnid sx,if my.eff al i
Jour leendly offer to be present 1t youf deliber.
s.,e1s; bat Detroit ,s along VIZ frdn Eaeiand,
.bree months rom nv enTseefneuts here tn ena.
he me to pay long 6oDed tor visit to the I'M ed
States; and row dnd it quite out Of
tat,en. The nrotnAcss ~ vcnr cnnVsn1inn oivs
ne great pleasure. hons II iii 1esd tn renaw.i
al fnEmtrr.sI 1nterrns,fsa ec.th - p-i,ah Tneth
Amer,c-n Ptoyinces' fnr II xri,i ha mIscr.i,a
1hirr n fec.use ,hrv sre IN cnnnerttoo evith the
Bri,ieh Crown. ana you acknowledge a. your
nssisttats Sna'S yout pesdent It thsre
n. N mn 1oH ~ ~. :, - an Is.n es nan1e
md hrfnf, under ore 1,nvsTr,en, r." b.RRe !,Ip
that When yonr people. 90 nee. 20 iust,ueted'
whs, l. tius snd aatGt II, md sha ,aof sc9yes 93ss
, 1865-07-13

nvea from Bavsna The sta. .1s i ceIabf.;sa % ths a
4th ~ Havana By SAL -...cs, morning, noon aud
night, wtleh nc :psnisn war vessels and au.hori.
1ts gt aeS -.usledked. Rumors Of the invasion ol
81: Urmlngo By the Hsylteps wera daily inceeas
ing. The report even hald the President OF tn:
Republic, with fouf Of HI. ministers and aa eecor
Ct ESQ ucr, h.d CONS within two mtlea Of the
mike new treaty, but the result wa5 uakno "a:
... IL. s4-resei steamer Owl, Capt. Mes@...., hs
Ths Ea9ie rerorta that GEN. J. 6. Brecktassdge,
accompanied By Mst. 9. J.. Helm, Contsderate
aE int Il Havana, le:t on the 7th Juy Ia the En4.
lab mail ttesmer Copway for st. -Thuulss and
Europe. Before emblrking, Asj Helm was dc.
tanned on the wharf by Southcraer for The auna
II {5GO duo fafd Southernef, and the>aajor was
obi gcd to give bonds and leave an agent 10 sats-
# tic party. The Cons " lef! at P. N. h,ring
waIted 81 hour over the time, thus giving Helm
I'll opportunity to get aW1T.
, 1865-07-13

Pa1Anr1pH1A, duly 1a.-Jay Cooke reports
subscriptions. to the teseu.thifly 1uln today to
the amount Of x6, o.eoo, ,ncndiuE The lolioW.
Ing: Fi1xs National Hank Of New York. 81 DID,
0C0; Ninth National Bauk Of New YORK, f5s16 %
Tenth Naro.al Bank oL New York. f3no.00 :
First National Bank Of Boston. 10o. .0tU; Second
at Bank OF Portland;- Me-, t100, 900; F,rst Na.
ttn1al Bank Of Aeany, fl00, 900; First Natlons1
Bank Of indianapolis, fl00, 20; secoud National
Bank Of Chicago. t,2J,o Th..d National Bank
bridgeport c., <1:s, ,ooo; National Bank OF the
Republic. Boston. tt00C0 veimillye s. Co.,
New York, {20Q, 600; Il. Ciews j. Co.. New York,
Nnuhe1 Qf ludlYIGaal su ubsctlptIons, 4,!1s.
, 1865-07-13
Chicago Grtbn11es
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Gold closed IN ce# fosk last evening a
si:4l1. .......
Inc foalan o. July was appropriately ccle
brateo a. eaat'eson'
ofeAne w ~ aA'auA 1os Enrope1n IN
eompsa3 ~ teoa
tonas nas apanoonea MS Opposition u
hla1'miuAa Hao teufeo 70 private Me'
1ae 1A1e 1oFesnment tales OF e21.o9 ~
Ne. 1o1A " collector n9P@ 9'ss1
*s,O,Vu In gold to the Treasury.
cunsefap1aons 70 The eesen''unt5 loaa 9es
tesdAJ show decided increase, aa'ouot'na' ~
#,llo,ao
Gen. HoNard, comnauone1 N tao t!esa.
mems Bureau, hss 1ssueo IN ,npol'aos osos'
m relation 70 inc 1sl1uohs ~ oe.~s E.. ~ t4sn- .
men md taelt e"puJ e.s .ue o1'''' " y
and Ass.esnt eo mm"-s,s., ....-.. -
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, 1865-07-13

PoConKKErs1R, July 13.-The boat Iaee whicb
WIS 10 have taken place At Cornwall, on tho Hud.
eoD, to day, between MckalIl and De1acJ for q
purse OF 81 900, was postponed untli to morrow or
sccount olihe rcughne.s of,he water. The tous
ta1ed race between Poughxeeptte and New Io1z
crews for Sc, 600 and tho championship Of AmeE1
can wstets, The largest prize eTet fowed for on
tae Hudson. will come Oft opposite the city ou
<Tr,L.J .Jnrr
, 1865-07-13

proceeds OF E8ekOn Sales.
NEW YoRE, July 1s.-Tba 4t1xs 1earus that
q. .90e0t0 in gold, being The proceeds Of recent
eaes Of cotton and ether articles OF ec!zed or aha-
doned properly. The rnorey arising from these
Renc1al treasury account, ant peyeona haviac d..
mands fos property OF TIE hnds epeciasd, seized
or destroyed By The Government. Will bave to
and II successful walt for special appropriations
by Congress. to do them justiee.
, 1865-07-13

The Tn1rrSE's rcp1csenta:ive at Detroit
tays, In q private dispatch, tltat the Commlt-
tee On Reciprocity In the Commercial Con
vention have agreed nptn their report, which
is, in substance. an approval Of the abroga-
sion Of tue existing treaty, and recommend
:itlLn slat q new and more equitable treaty
te adopted. The struggle will be on tht
adoption Of the Report, when 1t is presented
this morning; however, VIC take 1t for grant.
ID, in tut absence Of any positive kno owledge
o, the strength Of the parties in the Conyen'
IT, Il, hat 1t Will be a:::p,vyen.