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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
sURROGATE's COURT jan. ?7.-BefOrs suuoss.s
TUCKER
Wills pROyED-WILL OF WILLIAM CURTIS MOVES.

During the past week the Surrogate has admitted
tho wills the follow peTsons probate: John NJ
Wood Michael Mshony. James bTeeT Maria Ann schnitt,
Jseob Walter Eliza snyder Mary Jane Richardson, Mury
Teaan Nathan Caswe Ann Davis aud Ann Malia oard o.
None Il the above wills contain auy pToysous Of public
importance.
DE will Of william Curtis Noyes rlso admitted 20
trobae and after making provisions of aniy nature,
boaenil. to Ham ton College al Clinton Oneida Co, his
law M rary desiring tLat may be kept together for the
Of the law ,tudnsi ~ tue, institutions ts Tot Of laud Gas
.tou R.n.s.,rr County upon which l. built ~. house no
wa. horn in he bcqu,ahs the Corp ration of Casteon
de,ng that IN aeadcIny school house, building
devoted TO educational gous purposes may DO seesd
and LIZ ntained theT.oD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
NEw .YORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. a. ls63.
BILLS REPORTED.
For relief to the Chldren's Aid Society.
Providing means for paying the canal awards.
Authorizing plank and turnpike roads " increase
their rates Of toll
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Incorporating the Oswego Historical Society.
Repeating the Act authorizing increase " the cap.
ifai stock Of the Manhattan Gas Light Company.
10 amend the State Militia Law
Bulls PASSED.
Concerning certain publid T-rglds in New YORK
Leealixing the acts relative 20 lsr Bounty ponds Of
the brooklyn Common Council.
RESOLUTIONS
By Mr. FIELDs-Cauing ON the CfefEngincer OF the
Croton Water Board 20 report TO the Senate TO the
drcinape system of New.YoIk. Adopted
By Mr. iAMBFER-That a select committee be ep
pointed 10 ascertain by correspondence with the su'
tborities of Buffalo aud all other municipalities In The
State on what terms grounds and buildings Tor ne"
capital can be obtained.
communication was received from tAe Adlu'snt,
General, estimating that limiting the militia force ..
the State TO 80 600 it will cost $4,000 TO complete the
arming and equipment Of such force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Italy.

Turin Journals deny Ine statement 'aa. at "a
meeting Of Italian patriots at Genoa it has p "
Gded to ustigae an insurection IN Veneta, Win 'De
SppToval Of tho Italian Government.
The report of the Committee of Inquiry into the Sep
Ssmber disturbance at Turin, sbsolyes the Minghettl
Cabinet from having violated the avs but charges IL
I'D want of energy and foresight, and with having
feceiyed Italy as 10 the nature of the facts The re-
Sort had produced considerable sensation at Turin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Dort-WarDens' Notiee.

STATE o. NEw-YoRK.
PoRr-wARpESs' OFFICE No. 100 WaIlr
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the passed April II, 1884, entitled A
Act Il R-orgaize the alcns Office OF the Fort Of New.
York. an person, interested in. having chsse or INC
bct Of such inquiry. examination or survey ma
m. FOL lowing vessels under animation by the fore
WsrGen. and tha, said surveys examinations VIII be
thin days succeeding tl.s notice o.
board aid vessels:
Ship .............................}I T. ~
Bark Maggie Lese..............'....:... r. ~,
Esrk AnsieIl................ DeForests
LBrk Il. w. bnt .Pierreponts
Biz Siincoe. ............. " ooGInA kobnsons>
MISTHORNE TOMPhINS, PIestsnS
J Arcs HERMAN. Secretary.
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France.

1t is reported that the number Of ships to be
Charmed in accordance with the economical views set
Birth In NJ. Foulds financial report is 10 less than
h1rty three.
The Montteur denies the rumors Of intended modfca
estioDs in the administration of Algeria, aud Of dssen
Bions between the Minister OF War and the Duke Of
Magenta.
The Paris Bourse the 18th inst. fat and lower
Ae Rentes closing at 66f 90c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

Stock port $4,000 bales including 81 800 bales Of Amer
TRADE RFpoRr-The market at Manchester 1. f,t.
ADsruPFsThe Breadstufs market is dull Wheat has
declined oitd per centa..
PKovIsioYs-The market quiet and steady. Beet has an
upward tendency. pork dull
LONDON 3th-Conso closed 89S dB9t for money Bul-
lion in Bank Of Eng and incfcs-sd 9l64op. The
minimum the Bank has been reduced TO = cent
AMERICAN STocKs-inois Central, 2G33 discounts Enc
Railway, 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Spain.

The United States steamer Sacramento ar
yfved at Cadiz on the Sd. She had been in collision
With British brig. The latter was damaged. but
soothing was said of damage TO the Sacramento.
In tue Senate Calderon ColsDies attacked the Min.
6sry for the abandonment of San Domingo.
Marshal Nayaez replied that it in the interest Of
opeip the step was proposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures n
r'lCnrcd.

Cleared.
Steamship Matsnzas Leisgsng Hilton Head. 7. Ascerde
Co.
Steamship Ariel. Jones Washington.
Bsrk cisra Bell ttu.,l. Sends. NewArchangel WesteTH
Union Extension Telegraph Company.
BAH Graen Kniphsusen (Han, Pabet, Rotterdam, Fareh
Mencke " Wrndt.
Bark I'd th OBI, Sydney London, Sloman Edge.
Brig Mar Cobb, Small. Port loyal +. VI. Bixbee Co
BJg Isadora tBrl Wilson. Cnrscoa, Jones Tough.
Sclr Horace L.. Frances Bridgeport. NJ. Briggs Co.
Schr pelmen. Lank. Beaufort, Thomas Holmes.
Schr. Monterey, McLane, Alexsnora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
SxvR DAYS LATER From EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Hibernian-The English
Press on the Capture Of Savannah
The International Sanitary Assoetn.
sien-French Ships to be Dis"rmed-
The Abandonment Of San Domingo
The State Of the French Fin"nces-
Preparations fer Laying the Atlantic
Gable.
PORTLAND Friday. Jan. q. 1865.
The steamship Iibernian, Capt. Dutton, from
liverpool at II AS the morning of the l2th via
areencastle at $50 the evening Of the 18th inst
srrived this port at o'clock this afternoon. Her
Gates five days later than those already received
The steamer Washington which was to have left
Ksvre the llth inst for New York. was detained by
lsOken machinery.
The steamer kangaroo. from Ney.York. arrived al
ossensown at ~ o'clock the night of the lith INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Prussia.
II is stat.

II is stated the Government will submit bills
10 the Chambers for further development OF the naval
tower Of Prussia and for opening the canal to connect
he German Ocean with the Baltic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

Garibaldi will visit Liverpool In the Spring simply
as the guest Of friend in town.
The Continental news is unimportant A.
The West African nails had been received, but the
Dews was unimportant.
DR.. BaTkie tue Traveller, was dead.
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Sailed.

JAN -StesmcrsCreole. General Mesgs Prince Ahse7
Zodiac, ARIEL, ATiadrc. Alhsmbra-
Ship Eritan
Bsrs.-Mitou Grace, Sicilian J. A. Bishop.
Brig Esgir.
schoouers-J Scul j. r. franklin, Orient, LaTnsrsna
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co,-pr c,rFYD.Rs-Tuu DAY


SUPREME CoURT-CIgcUIT.-Adjo urned for the
Term SPECIAL TrRn-Adjourned without day.
SUPERIOR CoUgT-TRAL TEgM.-Adjourned for
the Term.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Ad.
iourned for tie Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

The South african Advertiser and Mail OF
lov % received 1t contains news not previously
tsoeved via England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 4ises.7:l3 Sun Ses......52 Moon ssts 1:l3m
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK. $3.50 Island. 9:j3e He'll 0sts.
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NEW SARATOGA " STAR" SPRING WATER-A
Superior Mineral Waer-- it, BE and call for Star
Spring ws,er Depot No. Gs Barclay st., New ora
d. WESTON. Agent
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CITY ITEMS.

The APPROACHING DRAFT-RETURN OF Mr..
BLUNT FROM WAsHINeToy-At q special meeting c!
the Board Of Supervisors on Wednesday evening last
Supervisor Blunt instructed to proceed at once 10
Washington to ascertain as to the correctness OF the
order Of Provost MarshaGensrsl Fry assigning the
quota Of New.York at 22,00o men. Early on Friday
morning, Mr. Blunt returned to this city without hav
ing effected any material reduction Of the quota. the
department having decided that the official quota il
81, Ol9 men. The Committee on Volunteering have moi
yet determined upon any definite course Of action mol
can anything be done until tho Board OF Supervisors
shall have had meeting. at which the Committee vii
receive instructions for their guidance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

FROZEN TO DEATH.-TEe body Of Charles
McCulloch, hosler in tho employ Of Mr.. John Ben.
man, at No. Oil Delaney ST., was found dead in the hay.
loft OF tho stable yesterday Death supposed to have
been caused by the intense cold. The Coroner was
notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

lAdsesiisementI
WINDOW SHADES,
For SkyBghts for Stores for Dwellings,
Manufactured by
@. La J. r. KELIY. No. $50 Broadway.
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TrnycIcr-' Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson X. H., from 90 Worren IT.,
Of chambers, and II a. m, 3;lo; .. aud 10
D. IA. From Jothst. Depot, y and IA M ard
$40 g. and l0l D. m City cars connect win ne
depot at Both 81, leaving Cbauioersst precisely
30 minutes before the trains leave from JOth st.
Sunday truin fom 9oth st................:... p m
To Albany, by Harlem X. X, 2t'hsi, ithav, 10 a.
To ~ Baltimore. by the New.j~r.ey Il. T., loot II
Courtind,.st.. o and II q. M. p II, and ~
midnight. sunday. p m
To Boston, 10y Now London line, Pier 80 y r.,
Norwich Line. Pier 81 n X. Neptune Line fier
D. ~ H., aud S;onington line, Pier IL ~ H., daily
tsunday Jl............................ p
tt Boston, BY Ncw-iavcn H. X, via Springfield:
zIth.' and i,hay; !" M ana p NJ
ey., shore Line III end Y. IN. Sunday. p M
To Bridgeport, b. steamer Bridgeport foot OF fecS
To Bnaalo and the West, by Erie Railroad Zoo,
ofCnambers and lOa IA and p m
10 Cleveland o.. by Atlantic ard Great Western
RR. via Fri. Railway, foot OF Chambers.st.. con.
meeting with Railroads for all principal cities in
the Ncs a ui p u
To Greeuport ga. N. tandon Saturday, F. M TO
Yaphank, Isip, FGruiugisle, Long Island, by L.
!. Railroad, from James slip and foot 81 5ith-st
T. a. and o. m.
To New Haven Hartford, and Sprinehed-5teem
ers leave Peck Slip ut............. ....... 3t p
aud 4th-v at T. o. ny n. m. III 3, 3i5, ~ and p m
T. tho West. 10y Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
from foot OF Couftland 81. VIA Philtdelphln, u m.
and p. m. Sunday train 2. m. from pier 2 ~
r.. via Attention, a. and =. IN. Sunday
train. 2. ni
TO the West, by Central Railroad Of Ncw'Jersey.
pier N. r., 9s ~ IL m. and 300 p m sun
10 Philadelphia, by New.Jcrsoy Railroad foot OF
Courtlandi.st., Z. 10 aud NJ A. m. II M, 4 nndor
M. and T. midnight Sunday.................... p M
IT, Phl,drphia Der Rayey and Steamboat via
Camden and Amboy. fom foot OF barciaysL' o.
~. EhPiess'' to, 80 Y ~
Cour,landt At, T. and III 4. M, p m, aud IL
midnight. SUI y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
COURT OF GENERAL sEsslONs-FBB 27.-Before City
Judge RUssEL

Judge RUssEL
THE LAZARUS MURDER CASE POSTPONED TO JAN. Is.
The trial of Bernard Friery for the murder OF
Harry Learns expected to proceed to-day, snd new
panel 100 jurors presented in order to complete
This panel to by Mr.. sedgwck, it was not
properly Endorsed.
The admitted the defect. and suggested
that the Jurors hitherto to try the case might by
their with the pubc become prudic"d against
the prisoner they should DO discharged aud new panel
should be ordered.
The court decided In favor Of the objection and act down
the Monday Ia February for the trial Of the BY
. new Jury.
Mr. Hal Announced that he would apply for Panel Of
twoi Jurors the 9Th Of ebruay In order that
Jury Eh BE- obtained the following Monday when the
case would peremptoriy proceed
Ez Recorder Smith applied to the court be released from
the his private business would Prevent him from
properly aitendng TO II. ,
Mr. Smith having been thanked for the efforts he had al
ready made b M. s.tswick, allowed to leave tie
defense Of the prisoner 10 his former counsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
ORGANIZATION OF rnR GERMAN REPUBLICAN

CENTRAL COMMITTEE FOR leG5.-An adournci meeting
was held on Thursday evening at Lincoln Hall.
corner OF Houston and Allensts, Supervisor Andreas
Willmann President PRO ten, in the chair William NJ
wermerskrch and Horny Richard acting as Secre'
ares pro Out Of 9 delegates seventeen for each
Assembly DISTRICT 100 Woo pre- ent. After deciding
protests and contests an election for officers was
held, resultingas follows:
President George steinbrennsr; Fr,s Vice President
Dr. Louis Naumann Second Vice President Henry bremef
Recording Secretary George Manchot Corresponding score
tary, Il. uckhuhn; Treasurer. Francis Re-cb.
A committee Of five appointed. consisting VI
Messrs. A. j Dittenhoefcr. /. Cook. Gustavus Levy.
DR.. Charles Kessnan and AnGrcas Wilnann 10 draft
constitution and by laws. The meeting then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

THREATENING TO SHooT.-Oficer Burdett of
the Sixteenth Precinct yesterday arrested Robert Reed
for disorlerly conduct While putting him in cell in
the station house Reed drew revolver and threat.
ened 10 blow out the officers brains. Justice Dodge
committee him In default Of 81, 600 bail.
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MOTIONS WAR; [TET
tbs sAmR GOLD PENS, ~ SILVER L,
nVNAH.a

For 50 No. | Pen, LIST quality or 4 No: ,
For 81 ~ 40. ? Pen. ~ quality 90 No
oraNo. Pen ldquaity.
For &3aNo. Pen. LIST quality OF no.
oraNo. Pen. Sd quality.
Fo. 50 IS a No. 1 Pen, lst quality or a No.
ora No. Z Pen, 81 quality.
For ~ 80 q No. Pen, lst quality; OF a No
For s5 IS No. q Pen. lst quality.
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THE bFsT TN , n The NUFLD.
On receipt II Of the following In Cash, The sn
scber will send by rrturn mall Otherwise directed
Gold peu or Peis-soieeAy tie according 10 ds'eyt
ton, viz:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

MIsCEGENArIoS. Recently the colored people
of Shasta got mp fine supper and ball for the
benefit of the school for colored children. The
dancing. according to the Courier, was confined
the coored people, but the attendance of ladies
and gentlemen of the Anglo-Saxon and Tcutonic
races was large. greatly Communicating those OF
arker tingc. The snpper gotten up ny donations
from all classes and the industry and skill of the
colorcd people was really splendid affair, and
what is very remarkable it was p'rtaken Of by
persons both white and black, without Il single
protest from anyone. not even Copperhead. -
No white person seemed TO entertain an idea that
he or she was contaminated, hut considered that
the object in view was one that could he adj
vanccd bv the combined efforts Of all without
rcgarI to color or obsolete prciudices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

THE Copperopolis Courier, in referring TO the
suicide of the Ruffin who fired the first shot at
Sumter. and finding he could not kill his coun-
try, jndicously compromised the matter by COM
hitting suicide, says
We hate a black-hearted traitor with all our
heart and sonl-and such was Edmund Rnffin. of
Virginia. who became his own destroyer, not
because he could not live un Ter the Government
of the United States-that mild and bcnehcent
fabric whose arm is ever ready to protect the
innocent, defend the right and help the oppressed
but because he could not face the people of the
South whose homes have been made desolate
by his nefarous act.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

JOHN MIrcHELL-The Pilot, an Irisl-American
Democratic paper in Boston, publishes commu-
ncntion from an officer who sends his to
the editor, and holds himself personally re-
sponsbe " for his statements, in which he
brings the following charges against the South
ern rebel:
There never WAS in Ireland or on earth, n man
who once loved John Mitchell. the Irish patriot,
with purer devotion than I. now loathe and
despise him for his cowardice. 1t was my mis-
fortune to be severely wounded in Carolina during
Gen. Sherman's recent campaign. Falling into
rebel hands, was 81 days in hospital ut Char
lotte, North Carolina, when was sent to Rich
mond. Beside me, in hospital, was Major War
rem Adams, LIST South Carolina Artillery, who
frequently detailed the manner of Capt.
Mitchell's death, and his dying words to his
comrades and if Adams be alive to-day. he can
bear witness to the fact of my speaking in the
highest terms of old and young John Mitchell.
Neither at Charlotte, Chester, Salisbury, Green's
borough Danvile elsewhere was insulted
by man, woman child rebel soldier and citi-
zen piticd rather than glorified in my condition
| The foul fact reserved for John Mitchell
alone who not only refused 10 have anything
to say or do with Lincon's hrelings,' (when
we sent him word who were, but, in the next
| issue of the Examiner, directed the citizens to
treat these human fungi not as prisoners of war,
but rs q robbers. murderers and hireling assas-
sins" SO severely wounded was that, taking
pity on me- they refused to confne me in Rich
mond, and many of the citizens, among them
Robert Tyler and Major Dooly both officers in
the rebel service. ashamed of Mitchell's conduct.
offered me any service in their power. Mitchell,
the flitlless migrate, the vilifer of race and
| countrymen, alone took advantage of my mis-
| fortune he alone went out of his way to insult
to calumnate, to .trample upon the wasting
emacated frames and weared hearts of his coun-
trymen in Libby, and for this he will be forever
cursed by by those Trishmen who were fated to
| come under his merciless and cowardly lash.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

THE TicKET.-We have been asked repeatedly
why we don't put the Union ticket IN the Inde-
PENDENT Our answer is-we never puta political
ticket in our columns unless authorized by some
Central Committee or other parties who become
responsible for its payment. We have never
done il and do not intend break a rale
which we adopted when the Independent was first
started This is where our independence lays.
No party can control our columns at their will.
We have an old account standing against the
Union party for work done in 1862 II anypar,y
wishes to secure a column to advocate their
claims to Office they can be accommodated
reasonable terms but our duty TO the general
reader occupies our special attention, and when
any State or National issue is before the people
shall speak freely advocating that which rill
benefit all alike.-Red Bluff Ladependens.7 ),
That's the way to talk it, Chalmers. Have the
people know that your paper is not public
property.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29
REFERRING to the d" Condition of the State, y
he Sacramento Bee of late date saws:


Whether owing TO an unreasonable and extrav
agant opinion formed of the wealth and extent
of the Nevada silver mines or TO mismanage-
ment scarcity of capital for purposes of de-
veloping them from actual or prospective
failure of many Of the best reputed mines-it
cannot be denied that the Nevada mines have
disappointed the expectations placed upon Them
by many. On the other hand. the interest in
that department of industry newly inspired ny
the discoveries on the other side of the Sierras,
had beneficial effect on California, and in a
measure compensated her for the drain of men
and means caused by emigration hence of silver
hunters. 1t made her richer il is true, for the
wealth in her hills and valleys, but it led TO
more thorough search and speedier bringing to
light of the Hidden treasures and the firm estab-
lishment of the belief which had began to wa
yer in the minds of many-that the mineral
resources Of California are the richest and most
inexhaustible of those of any other State IN the
Tuiou
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

THE secret is out now. We at last know why
the Prince of Wales declined to contribute to the
Sanitary Fair at Chicago. His wife expected to
be confined in IA few days. There were baby
clothes to get, doctors bills to be paid, various
delicaces for n sick room to be obtained, and a
wet nurse to be hired With such @ bill of
costs ;, looming in the distance, how could a
Moor younp man. with an income of only half a
million dollars year, be expected to aid outside
charities?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

Gov BRowxLow' GREETING TO A Returned
REBEL.-Dating from Nashville, correspondent
writes:
Speaking of Governor Brownlow, he is in very
feeble hcalth and | shall not be surprised if he
does not live long Yet his iron will and his
nfexible loyalty are quite as evident ms ever A
characteristic incident occurred the other lay at
the State House. DR.. McFerrin, his return
from Johnston sarmy, called npon his Excelency.
The Governor, recognizing him. remarked
- Well Mac, you know what the hymn says
And while the lamp holds out to burn
vii sin lIay
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

CAN'T GET OUT.-A Canadian, with American
rather than European sentiments, was recently
congratulating crowd that now the reoeiiion
was crushed. Canada would become State OF
the Union. when rebel officer standing by re-
piled. Go slow, my friend, it's very easy to get
into the Union, but II is hi to get ont"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

ANXIOUS the day that the Princess Of
Wales gave birth TO her last baby. twelve hum
dred persons called mt the door of her residence
TO inquire after her health, notwithstanding sew
eral bulletins were published in the papers and
posted in the city. The inqurers were satisfied
on learning that g mother and child were doing
we'll ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

THE following is going the rounds OF the pa
pers - Booth. Orsini and Charlotte Corday all
selected April l4th.' The facts are that Booth
assassinated President Lincoln l4th OF April,
1865 Orsini attempted the life of Napoleon III
18th January 1858, and Charlotte Corday put
an end to Marat's life l4th July, 1893.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29
Weekly trinity Journal.

~ tessfy W-srrs~ss and gressbseks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29
The following is said to be a portion of the
suppressed testimony in the trial of the assas-

Judge IIolt-Mr. Murphy, were you at Ford
Tbeater on the night of the assassination Mr..
Murphy was, indeed. your honor Judge
Holt-Dd you see j. Wilkes Booth jump from
the box after shooting the President? Mr. Mnr-
phy-Bsd cess to him, did, your honor. Judge
Holt-Did you hear what he sal and II SO what
was it? Mr. Murphy beard what he sara very G:
we'll, your honor and all he said was ~
sick send for Meginnis." Sic semper tyrahuisJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

THE Alta California has been endeavoring 10
beIi,tle tn. conductors of the country press oy
calling them little scribblers" by way OF re-
,o,, one of the little scribbers" says . the
Tim hasn't an editor capable of writing an orig
NAL advertisement for a lost dog" That's sharp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-29

Democracy IN MoTIoN. Such is the head
ing of an article in recent number OF the Marys-
Vile Express 1t is slight mistake. The mo-
ton impaired to that defunct body, is only that
occasioued BY the - Diet of Worms
King-Now, Hamlet where 5 Polonius
H.m-At supper.
King-At supper? Where?
Ham.-Not where he eats, but where he is
eaten IA certain convocaton OF polite worms
are zen now at him.-ShdkPedre.