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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
THE TURF.
TrOfiing on the Fashion, Union and
CenfrevilIe Courses, L.. 1.-The Great
Trof To.Morrow-Thc Betting.

Yesterday "A trotting match for ~ 900, hal
forfeit came off the Fashion Course /. l., between
Hiram Woodruff's brown mare Lady Mcclellan and
Dan Mace's gray mare Lady Warren. The conditions
mile heats best three in five, i'll harness, good
day and good track being stipulated. 1t resulted in
very closely contested five heats being r0ted be
fore the Judges could decide upon the winner. Lady
Mcclellan won the first and second heats and Lady
Warren the third, fourth and fifth. Time: 24j-2:ij
- :40t-2: 4j;-2:43.
On the Union Course, on Monday match for 500,
mile heats best three in five, in harness, was troted
between John O'Neills b. G. Gen. Mcclellan and G..
RussePs b. n. Lady Lockwood The attendance was
very limited, the threatening state OF the weather,
coupled with the announcement. good day and good
track leading the majority Of the regular atendcs Of
the track to IMAGINE that postponenent wonld take
place. The race however was trOtted, and resulted
in Lady Lockwood winning dstancing the General III
the first heat Time 2.J2.
On the Centrevillc Course. yesterday. match came
off between Peter Voorhees, bay colt by Abdallah
Chief and j. H. Holiness gray colt by Young Abdalah.
The latter the first and third heats in 3:27 3 -.
voorhees, colt took the second heat in $3.50.
SUMMARY.
UsIoS CoURsE L. l., Monday Sept. l3-Match 500.
mile heats, . in .. in harness.
q. Russell named b. Lady Lockwood ..............
j. O'Neil named b. General Mcclellan. Dis
IiIpe. 2:5l
FASHION CorRsR, L. L. Tue day, Sept lOMateh $1,000,
half forfeit. best > in 5, in harness.
D. Mace named {. NJ. Lsdy Warren
II. Woodruff named Dr. ~. Lady Mcclellan.
Time, Pas, Pas. 2:4C3 2:45l. 2.i3
CESTREvILLE COURSE, .sone Day.-Meieh smile heat
and repeat.
J. Royerson named 81. by Young Abdalah-.... 4
+. Noohies named b. c. by Abdalah Chiei......
Tine, 1921, 800 3:22t.
The great tTOt tomorrow on the Fashion Course. l.
/. for the Association puse VI 1000 mile heats best
hree in five, in harness. for which the five famous fast
rotteis. George Wilkes. Lady Emma, Dexter Blonde,
sud Gen. Butler entered absOrbs all the attention
N troting and sporting circles. Dexter has the call in
Ne betting, for at the pool sales Of Lafayette Hall last
night he brought 500, George Wilkes SO, and Batter
slG Lady Emma being trained in the same stable as
Dexter (liram Woodruff II declared from starting.
most exciting race il anticipated. All tie horses
are doing and going well their and trainers
can wish For mode Of getting there, see advertise
me ~ III another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

tract with this cbsste aud tasteful building Inc can
0uet was no comu0y. occurrence II was IN h
substance just what it shopld be- good hearty, w. ~
stantm greeting from thc City OF the SIe |nonJ
her bonored enc honorable guests rom wa aiming
At the range of tables TIC best sde Oh ~. nxited
room, runnu, north nd south were seateu ~ nertv
guests, amore whom IN addition 10 the rns''' -
were the. following: s..,,,o- N
Judge Cation, Judge Underwood, Gen, Sv ~ ~, ivan
Douglas, w r. Arthur T. q. Blackstone, ays., - IN
SOstwet WaseI Philips, MI Hugiett J. 8 Mouton, Col
sh.fpeI r. Manly n. T. Cebafn, NJ hixo1 a. ~ o.,
NJ Rrbes Thomas Mathews X Woods yh"ss To- , aes.
man Edward Bates the Rev. Mr. Hutchinson, John Tow
Gen Davidson Cier. VI. J. Smith = D. hailo" j. o'u.
eeon (eorce r. Taylor Judge Treat, Judge Lord 9uage
H. her Jue,e Mocley Judge PrimIn j. B Johnson n l.
Row DR. Linton Dr. Eneeman, s ]. Glover, j. w. Bfoad
head C. D. Drake A. w. oxandcr Daic! g. Taylor = ~
Fov George Knapp n. A. January ChaTice W. r'n W. VI
Mcpherson, Ne. &c.
TIE spEECfIEs.
The speeches of the evening are remarkably appOste
and calculated 10 give idea OF the pleasure OF the
| occasion Gen. Grant was more Chan usually slltn'
only deignng refusal by bead.shake. Gen. sherman
on the ob err hand talked with body ms long as they
would in fact the antipoda character OF the tive mel
was never more exemplifed. The speeches at me tan'
were by Sir Morton Peto the Hon. A. kinnaird, H. H.
| Gen W. r. Sherman, Mr.. Kennett, Mr.. Cosshan and
other gentlemen.
T0LEDo Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1865.
| The English tourists arrived this afternoon
The citizens are entertaining them with an excursion
| on Lake Erie. and a banquet and ball Will re gNei
them this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
National HOrse Fair.

ma ROCHESTER, Tuesday Sept. 49, 1865.
Inc National Horse Fair opened iavorably at
lle h'sside Park b day the entries in the various
eirsses are quite full. AID embrace among Others lie
,2noWlhg %eAknown horses: Dan Mace and Frank
aeiham oi New-lo ok; Empress Gen. Mcclellan The
Maine stallion Artouns Ward Of S1rafoga. Gen.
meade ana Black Diamond Of Hartford; George VI.
rsrcnen )r.. Feanought. Lady Shaw, Capt MeCiowa..
MS ht'InC'h thele was sable bet ween Dan
Mdee aud Black Diamond, and won by the (orner:
time: 200, 2;4j' 2:42. There vas also a race for
horIes that nave never beat 2ij nile hea best three
in i've 10 harness There were three entries viz
Artcmus Ward, Jessie Wales aud Lady piss Tle
race was won by the former in three heats time 30
24l 2:3. ~'V''
The far VIII continue through tie week, aud tic
amount Of premiums offered il 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
Di.'rs'.ins Accident Z. . Fs..asry-r-.
Mica Burned 70 Death By Msl,..

Two men, named John Franer and p.,r.,.
HcDonough. employed in Esscr & Co.'S foupa. y,
of Dykeman ST., South Brooklyn met with f,,., w
dent on Monday afternoon. They We're Il 49, -sV'
preparing to cast bedplate for steamship a, ~
500 tuns weight. They carried the molten s0h.,.
in ladies, the whole weighing some 900 pound. W..
passing along scaoding. the plauking broke ana
men fell distance of abon five feet The mel,.s ,''s
fell upon them. aud they were so dreadfally
they died yesterday. Coroner Barrett held an
on Franer. and the inquest on the other win r. ~,
to-day Both men leave families. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
BROOKLYN NEWS.

A NEGRO BURGLAR ARgEsTED-The house
Of Mr.. Henry d. Smith, No. 39J Atlantic St, was elo
piously entered through one Of the front windows OF
the night of the 18th Of June last and robbed OF large
amount of gentcmen's clothing Mrs. Smith discovered
the fellow a negro known Nose Tuttle who es
capcd. Being well known in the neighborhood lie was
described 10 the Police and officer Utter Of the Dis
trct Attorney 5 Office succeeded in arTesbing him on
Sunday morning last. He was found the corner of
Nyrtleave and Navy-st. The accused was brough:
before Justice Conwel yesterday where tie clothes
he had taken were identified by the owner. He was
committed TO Jail to await an examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
The Ferris Murder Case-Argumcnt OF
Counsel.
SUPREME COURT-GESgs,L TERx-SEPr la-Bcfore
Justices SUTHERLAND, IsGRAHAN aud LEONARD.
ErInri. Enrr mt VIM

SUPREME COURT-GRSaRAL TERN-SsPr la-licfore
Justices SUTHERLAND. IsGRARsN aud LEONARD.
fnnci. feuh at. The People.
The appeal in tins case was argued by Mr. John
H. Anthem and Mr. VIM h. knitting for the prisoner aud
! By Alr. \. Oakley Hal Tor The People.
The counsel or the prisoner took exception, LIT 10 the iu
Tsdicion Of the CouT-he the Court bad no power 20 y
any after the trt trce weeks at the without an
order Of the Cont aud such order entered ID To
the selection md constitution Of the additional Jury OF coo
because there proper The challenge
whole panel valid aud the facts all ged on bes Of the
defendant uius be held admitted by the demurrer These
facts that the instead Of being drawn the
Of the officers required Dy law drawn by the
COUNTY tl';k OF one Of bis clicks alone That tho names
dewu handed the Sheriff without any prop.r
Sl nh summoned by lin AMI placed IN tho list wi
returned 10 thc County Cork who ~. ced them on bank
sheets signed b. the officers should been present at
tie DRAWING IA that cndtion thu. presenting three opportu
ncs for freud nd Unfair selection Of lrws tird IN the
County llcik, Tor u cefkD IN drine the names second
~ the Sheii unchecked aud undl.oyerab tunpernr -
ts lsme 20 haudot him; sud las fer IA final wocdhl. by III
,ierk ~ all likely to ncquh the sCcuso1
Another obtcon that III. Sheriff Ind rxures.rd ~
ofni0n "a The cac. W hat objection sc
was Objection 90 the summong oicr-f,ia the whole
pane ftthcr the Judge had disnsa 900 oaf Of the loo
summoned I'm, THIS was equally fatal aud door opeuei
o fraud IN the secton Practically OF jnry fayOab TO the
judges own "pino That would Pretend 60 ascTihe
such motive 20 tho Jude VINO tiled tls case nor
n,ccsy te' there should have be any intention IN any OF
the parties to deiui The omission any here at all
Of the - required by ute dceucs agiil. rsud,
cn omission OF requisite to css l aud opening OF
door for infnre fraud. All thft was necessary tlat
mud NAY have been committed The JUDGES charge was
wrong ~ IT. definition Of insanity
M. Han on the other hand argu.d that lie gcdgiiton a.
The ltses ample the old technical venue being Sufficient
lb etSneI2e y Ne yels nlsl EYER htat rt,Iiiont N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
Naval Intelligence.
THE NAVAL RACERS.

The Algonquin and Winoosk are ready in
the engine department for trial. but the wheels were
not quite prepared yesterday TO begin work. They
have been altered so that the dip ofhe wheels will be
about 81 inches the paddle floats being inches on
the face. The Winooski has one iron float on each
wheel, while the Algonquin has two on one aud three
the other. These put TO aid tho eng mes over
the center" Since the workman began 10 overhaul
the Algonquin they have built a buShead abaft. aud
closing In the fire room and from the blower now runs
air which passes under the furnaces acting as direct
blower 10 the fires II the intention, when our re
porter left the dock yesterday afternoon for the Wi
noosk 10 fire up during the night, aud run the engine
Mr. Dickerson does not state when he will BIO ready
Report says that he has again protested. IL was sup
posed he had done Directing Many are OF opinion hC
does not desire To ran at all.
TRIAL TRIP OF THE REVENUE CUTTER w. p
FEssENDEY.
The engineers trial OF the new side-whee
revenue cutter william Pitt Fessendcn took place OF
the Lake opposite Cleveland ON Thursday afternoon
and resulted most iayoraby. This vessel, with IN,
John Sherman. was commenced in February of hi,
year. and both nearly ready for service. Boil
were built by Peek 4 Kirby of Cleveland; while th,
engines were built nj the North River Iron Works il
this city by Fletcher. Harrison & Co. On the trid
per minute, outIunning anything she was matched
against She Is acknowledged. with Eo b0gSpri and
viii carry ore 32-p0undor rifle ana two l2-poundel
rifles. wiz, al her stores and IS tuns OF coal on boaid
sc will draw about six feet OF water. Her perform
anees on Thursday elected mach satisfaction.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A new side-whecl propeller revenue cutter, ia
be called the Commodore Perry Is being completed NJ
Buffalo. Ii is expected she viii be ready Tor service
before Winter sets IA.
The Cuyahoga. which was to have sailed for
the Caribbean Sea- is still in port awaiting orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
Ass,r1r Upos PoLrcEMEy.-sergeant La

ASSAULT UPON PoLTCEMES.-Sergeant Law
Ter and Officer Schiefiien of the Fortyeghth Precinct
Police proceeded TO the Fifth Ward Tuesday after
noon. in pursuit Of man named Gallagher, who
was arrested on Tie charge Of highway robbery and
being taken To jail. escaped. On reaching the City
Park in Huds0n.aye the officers met the accused and
placed him under arrest. They had only proceeded
short distance with the prisoner when half dozen
other fellows set upon them. disagmed them Of their
clubs and beat them rather badly. At this uueure,
wagon drove up and some Of the follows got in and
drove off, They we're soon out of sight The others
dispersed ia different directions, leaving the officers TO
mninate over the uncertainty of things.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
SIX RoBBERY.-Some time between Satur.

SILK FREDERICKSBURG Ume beIWetn Natur-
day night and Monday morning the silk mandatory
of Weisker Il Bro, in Nineteth-et. between Fourth
rnd Fiihayes robbed Of cords ribbons and silks
10 tle amount OF $780, In the same room from which
the goods taken silk goods O. the amount Of
$1,000 ana 500 in money. The Iwenty.third Pre-.
cnct Police behave that the robbery committed by
some OH the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
TRE FEEL Cd.
IL nsc Eali.

THE MUTUALs OF NETWORK VS.. THE ACTIyEs
OF KINGSTON.
The Mutual Base Ball Club of Now.York
Leave this city Ills morning for the purpose Of playing
q mftch with the Active Base Ball Club of Kingston
he managers OF tho Agricultural Fair now being held
e. Kingston. hove decided 10 award silver BAL TO
ll9 sgeegsfii clay, kege e1se.er'pY heyyeetee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

A NEST OF THREE SUPPOSED BURGLARS Be
tween and q. yesterday officer Peter Hunt OF
the Fortyfth Precinct noticed three suspieiousook-
Ing characters prowlng about in the of the store
Of John Baldwin No 2il Grand ST.. T.. d., and con.
Guiding from their condnct that they were up 70 mis-
chief he consulted with his side partner Officer Walsh
and the three were taken 10 the Staon-H0use. They
gave their names as William Brady. James Robertson.
and Henry stephens. When searched no burglars
tools found upon them, but shortly afterward n
deck hand belonging of the Divsion.aye. ferry
boats went TO the Station House with bundle OF skee
ton keys which he found IN tie boat near where had
been previously sitting three men answering the de-
scrpton Of those arrested Tho prisoners ycster
day taken before Judge Daley. who postponed their
examination until Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
METROPOLITAN EMPLOYMENT

METROPOLITAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
The manager Of the Metropolitan Employm Agency,
No 1876 Canalst requests Us 10 state that there may
be Onud at that establishment 81 clerks 20 pOrters 80
watchmeB. l2J laborers cooks for shps2ii; all o!
whom honest aud industrious aud have, moreover,
been bOnOraby discharged from the United States
plying 10 J. Il. Herman. every day between and u
n IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

SUDDEN DEATH og A CoLORED MAs.-rJuhn
johnson, a cOloTcG man. taken sick about O'Clock
last evening while driving carriage. az the of
Ono.handIed-a ndsixty irstst. ana King9brdge Road
lie died in 80 minutes. The body was taken TO thu
1hiftysecond Preciert StaiOn-ioIse. where Coroner
WIldey wilt hcd an inquest this morning. Deceased
resided IL No. ~ East NneiecIll-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS

FATAL ACcIDgNT.--Mrs. Murray, wife of
Humphrey Murray. WAS almost instantly killed about
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon on the liadsoa Biyer Roll
IOad near Ninety -sisth>t. WHO attempting 10 diNc
shanty near The Place Of the accident Coroner Wley
wat LOliLeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

ACCIDENTAL DRowNIYG.-A young colOred
seaman named Robert Johnson, recently living at No
2ss South Fourthst, +. d. was accidentally drowned
Monday night in attempting 10 jump on board one OF
the DiyisiOnaye. erryboats at the foot of Grandst,
T. ID. The body was recovered yesterday, and taken
charge of by Coroner Barrett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-SEPT. lo-Before
Judge BARS,RpCouIt opens at 10 O'Clock mNos 80, In
the app. Of Anna Larkings sg' kingi No B Hah as
United States Trust Co., Newiork Nos. a. Hooper AIT
Phelps No 49, Pike agt. FraseS No ~ Glover agt Brad
ford No. 50 Bune ag,. Gilssoni No &c. +. NJ Il app 10
o. Bone sg Bradford; No. 81, Bentley ag Bradford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

Brig Iris Brl, simmons Glace Bag 10 day., with cato
Gordon Pruce Il McAulif
Brig Mary r. Lithcoe tBrl Mcdonald, Glaze Bay 10 days
with coal TO T. :. Whitman.
schr Whitney Long Cow Bay 10 days with coal to W.
Iord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

4 SOLDIER ROBBED. While john IlenDesey
yesterday sleeping In the eating house at the
Of Cherry and Catlcrnc.sts.. he robbed Of slOD
lie subsequently caused the arrest Of Res, q Martin
by Officer Snyder Of the Fourth Precinct and Justice
J1dwitA held her 10 bail IN the sum Of 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
CEYY NE We.

Music IN THB CENTRAL PARK.-The Gen.
trail Park Commissioners announce that il the weather
is fine the Park CorDet Band will play the lake on
"Wednesday Goth inst, from until o'clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
Advert cmcnLI
~

Advert cfgcnL
TIE GREAT FAlR.-1hc Chambers Steam
Bncz MACHINE Is dcqh-nr every visitor The Fir IS
one If ife greatest attractions Of TIE faE Every ought
10 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

thief entered the boarding house of No. ~ South
Eighth.st. f. d., about o'clock D. m. on Monday aud
succeeded in stealing silverware 70 the value OF s40d
from the landlady and 500 worth Of jewelry from
boarder, Capt. Anderson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

I The FAlr.-"TnR UNITED STATES SnTS'
pALnf,' Ia'ented 10y WILLIAM YousG T. csyiis a1.g
~ iesr sd@p:ed W TIC Nay p11glmsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

BROOKLYN CITY Court. Sept. 19-Nos. %
80, ie. 80 81 80, 81 to 60. l6i. "a aud 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
THE ENGLISH TOURISTS

A,e.s the Roa,e-Beerp,ion at 81. Lo"m
Cou,ocn,ion Of Eminent Military No"
U.,n About Raiironds-A Cham o.
Communication - Projects
Co,.neree md Commercial Men - "a
sa.aue, At the Southern L.
.r,,e... by sir M. Peio and the Hon.
ar,hur Kiunnird, VI. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

ARRIVAL OF THE QUAKER CITY.-lhe L. ,.
Mail steamship Quaker City, William IL. west eein'
handing &c hours from Charleston >. C.' win mer'
chandise and passengers TO Arthur Ieary arrived a
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. South Of Haiteras ex'
perieneed eastery gales with rain bsnday, 18th inst
at 80 D. No. exchanged signals with British brig
bound north Mouday evening 18th. encountered a
Nm L. sale-yery heavy sea-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
and adds: Had the delusion then been re,

and adds; Had the delusion then been re,
moved from the peoples mind OF Gotten be-
lug King, or Of foreign recogniiios, TIC war
might have closed two years ago, with less
advantage tc Great iFiiain ana rore to tho
South and the United States than at this late
day. But crilaina,ion and recrimination arc
now our Of place. '''3ott5n is no: King"
was not, and never can DC kiug. This, like
sumo theories Of or Sogerninens to which
the South has given cre(cnce. and long main
tained--such as are embraced ia the doctrines
of State Rights and State h.mr'lies-ara
llenccforth to be, And mus! be considered
baseless political fabrics. One people, one
government, united for the general welfare
at peace, ifit will let us with ull tie world.
but united against it whenever a,saile'l. Aud
Sc we go for a new, and. we trust, pcaceful.
and prosperous future.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31
Gen. EwclI ON the Murder ofrresident
Lincoln, -
FORTRESS MONROE, April c, 1865.
Lieutenant General T. s. Grant, Comm nd
Ing Unitcd States Army:

FORTRESS MONROE, April y, 1900.
Lieutenant General T.. S. Grant, Comm md
ing Cnitcd Sta.es Army:
GENERAL: Y Il will appreciate, adfI sure,
the sentiment which prompts me t, drop you
these fey lines Ofall ,hc mistbrti,nes which
cou!d bcfAll tie ,Sog;icrn peolir, or aty
Svutherp ma,', BY far tho greatest, IN IN,
Judgment, would be tire prevalence .o; Tie
idea that they cond entersin anysoth1r lhan
feelings c unqualified abhorrencc and indie-
nation for the assassination cl Le President
Of the United Sta.cS aid .hc attempt to as,as-
snalc the Secretary Of State. No lau.nage
can adequately EXPRESS the shock produced
upon myself. in common with al theeeneral
officers confined here with ue, by the occur
renee Of this appalligg crime, and by tho
uect the Southern men with it. Need We say
that we are, no assassirs, nor che allies Of as
saasins, be they from the North or from tho
South and that coming as We do from most
of tue States of the South, we would be asham-
ed Of our own people were We not assured
that they would .reprobate this crime Under
the circumstances, could not refrain from
some expression ofmy feelings. thus utter
them to soldier who will comprehend them.
The following cficcrs-Major Generals Ed.
Johnson, Of Virginia, and Kershaw, of South
Carolina !; Brigadier- Generals Barton, Corse,
Hunton, and Jones. Of Virginia; Dubois,
Sommes, ard II. r. jackson. of Georgia; Fra.
zer, of Alabama; Smith and Gordon. OF Ten
nessee (; Cabpll, of Arkansas; aud Marmaduke,
Of Missouri; and Commodore Tucker, of Vir-
ginia- al heartily concur with me in what
have said.
Respectfully, r. S. EwELL,
Lieutenant General c. S. a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31

BLOODY Affair AT ALEXANDRIA AND LEBl
AXIOM An intoxicated white man and ne.
GRO got into quarrel the other day at Alex
andris in DeKalb county, in which the negro
wss severely beaten. The negro then seized
ar axe and cut his adversary terribly. He
was arrested and brought to Lebanon and
put in jail. Ina short time the guard detail
cd to watch him took the prisoner out and
riadcd hi, body with balls.-Nashrals Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-31

gA Washington special says: The President
has ordered that Ex-Governor Aiken, Of South
Carolina, shall no longer DO considered under ar
rest It is understood that there was no just
for his arrcs, by tho military authortis. at
Charleston.
Major Gen. siOgel ha7ins rendered and
received his resignation, is now chief editor Of
the Weekly, Republican paper published in
Baltimore, hid.