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3. @aro.

&aen gDablbereGtt9ten Der 3 'perb utrb b,srn,t 81 n,,,
9aafar. uns 8roobnGs an fO~isenDen 3aeen in gibnus tssa
mereen: 8 8, Is, 16, %, 20, 90 uns 80 Masuft unS s. 9 10
Is, 10 -uto 20 September, In ben Stuaten rsh o utr Spar..
gems Bis ubr abenes. Sn urterstn htmnune he's Be Faiui.
Ie8 Der General Aiisnbts sVn &~iarplanb. F
80 8 Gatbeart,
% 8 WTtce,
SOS s RtSb9,
(29jul1Omf' Nesiar. Der 3. gDorb.
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IS-S Sar0.

Die 01egiaratpren bes IS. 9Darb rsrrtn SUn iest an TIRE
3ulanlmenfunGe bd1en, wte fplst
Mm S, II, IL, Is une l6 Sept. BON Wttta9S l ptS ApehoS
s lIbr. 0ienifoa uno MtittIppG, ZEN IL unb ID Sspty non y
u6r Msr6en8 his 5 ahr A%tenps; unt am is 10 Y; 20 Stgt.
ppt D5pr6gn 9 bis 8 l16r MbenbS am ScatnSfr Nfdrtet. Us
IN hermit ieecni. tr btster ni6t Sit bate, @eleeenbett &C.
acten, ieincn gtanen re5titriren gu laden, II. wereeH Sttn'n..
9eber eufnerfnm aemabt, bag am Iest9enannien Sdae be
Office eelAlpNet wirl.
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sos. u. Renndrhr
tr.e 81, Neatfratpren.
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Warp.

.sF t #l-eH i. QSdrD.
au.n wabtbtrs9ttetent-r /. goarStet bierutii sur aennt
mtg aebra1t, bae bic 8eBtfrirun9s. 8eamten an &de Spn
@tentrltr uub Cant n N5e. al ~fOl8euben Ga9en iieen wer-
ben; 8, Q Is, 16, 20, 23, 20 uno 80. An9uft unb 5, 6-12 l3.
10 unb 20 September, In ben Stunben BON 0 abr Mpraens
biS 5 lbr. Sn lleteretnRtnruns hes 8eTbluiIes her @ene.
raj Aieublr BON Wtarplanb.
Capt. 95 s.. Davis,
8. s. &pbtniDn,
TbpS& RIMS,
Re9tfrdtDren bee I. 9Ddrk,
t2sinl-auss -. 49, 20 80, ispt 6,6,I2' 1919, 20J
2. Waro.
Den ettnmbertdtieten tt,fer QDarb hermit ,ur rad.
rtdt. bae BITE @estfrdtpren TIRE Steunaen In so. I78 SIT
8rpabnay an ~fol9enben Gaesn talten Wereen: s, 8, 10, 10
%, 23, 20, 30 auenf unb 90 II, ID, 10 unb 20 Septeaber,
f&luRts Der General Giienbts bon MarSlaub.
a Us m 8 0ebben,
Or. " S@mark, retre ~4f
Spbn 6erpIb,
I(29iu-) rt .e 4l. M Ie5 ESReathr. heS 4 Gpnsb.
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Uer(0ngt un0 Qo)nCllt.
Ghneiber nprInnn
100 8ianpmo@er per[anat,

tnr uebsrr6de 5u MAIDEN. Cute ptttfe merten fur quite
artett be3abtt. Nn3ufraeen tet Nsburp Snrrftt, @de Sdltt-
unb Erputnr. fbin,ibb)
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J1Oti5.
IbUAN5<
Qncn[zNerdnhernnn Der Is Wnro.

NpcalzNe rdnoeruna Der IS. Waro.
Den Stimmaetern Ter Is. g9arb mire biermit CUR Sennt'
rt6 oebratt bde bic 9teeitratpren DienfGG unb WtttrCt,
ZEN II. unp Is. September IN bUr . ffce opn SnO 9. * @ep.
u. 9rsrpS 30 294 DiontspmerpIr, 9eaenuber SbatPfr, nape
Der ppli3etnattpn, ften rreyten. Der llnt8ns 1T sur Sequsm'
ltaFeit fes l. unS 2. SsstrtS aemd6t rprten.
ser. d. 8errD,
80 6. g III M
=. Z. SptubtI,
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z. Maro.

Regiltriruug8 g(otiS
8emG6 ser GeIt. 0 eJr Mtte bet. tte Re jtriruug ttr @abl-
teredb st9tsu tes Stadtss, pGitrt in Ser General AGemblp ppn
MarYl5nb ON 81 Wdrt 1865.
Den Observation-Disclosures GGrb pirp bttrmit gtotit aees-
zen eaB Gle 6'e8,t:aIyren tgre Sisanaen NO lS5 Oh WtaOt.
Tnlir., ~gegenIDr Somerfstfc. jsoen Dsenfag unb WttttpDd
rom s. Nu6u tS 20. September in Sen StuG en- pE Dtpr-
gems 8 bts N9enba 5 ubr talten perbtn.
Ete Gt4iir1tpren molten fe 2Ddslenoen Der GDarb Don ter
l~BtG,tisteit br 'rlb,st!tBeH Rs3ttrtruns b6ht&f bsna&rt6-
tgea. Die Jts8tlrtrun8 p;Eo 0aopr6 bebeutenb erisiGtert
oe~rbtnfert cte 8eidteunt8grs oee tSef6altS an ten pattern
ta3sn Ger StguEG unb uHeTiaBt ale : cit bic Tamtn 81 re-
e|t1rtren.
WtIIta BrpptS,
SObR 9. parbpd,
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(2Sjut-} &eBtfsatpreH Ger z. Darb.
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5. WarD.

). VlrD.
NGen Ao5Itere6tt8ten Der 8 2Ddrs isi btsrmit Sr Eeunts
ntt 9etr1&t has bic STE ifrtrunss .ysarnten in trarfltn Sau,
S@ntitt8 S6ulhauf, SIS rs ". Greterhr. on fOt9snten Tas
dfn tBan nerben g.. 8, l5, 10, 70 %, 20 uns 90. apsus Hn6
. +, II. Is, 10 Urn 20. Sertsmter iii ben Stuatsn ron 9
wy @t9rGens BIC 5 u0r Ntsubs. Sn ueteretrtirnmuns Bro
oelbiptsa.str &snsral-Nftntti9 pnt 0tarblaro.
2 - gttcstds Brauer,
SCbu % @ep9,
.. 8pre 96rrett,
t%&ut-a RegtfftatortH bar . Uart.
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II. War0.

II. Warp.
Dtt Sttmmttreattgter her IL. g6are Wcreen ttermit Be-
rodridttet td6 Die 0egilrirunes Stamten an Ter RSrbpe
@de ppn Gai6etral unb &idmUnetr an ben ~fcleenben &asen
ieen rerb.r: g., 8. IS, 16. %, %, 20 unb 80 Auauf une 5
G. II, 10, 10 unb 20 Septemter, In ben Stunben Spn 9 rtr
Nlpr0eus bis 5 ubr Atenbs. Su ueteretnittnuune hes 8s.
inlufs8 Ser General @Tenblp Dor WIarplanI.
q % 8rebSt
80 nj @ppftns,
sans 9at9,
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l8- SEnrb.

Is. S&S0rD.
Die Geatfratrren ter Is. gBare nerten teuts. rem 49,, ue
mpreer, ben To-, ron bts 10 ubr Mtenps, urb Ditnfas unS
Wtttrpd, 19. une 20. 10. ron Q lltr WtSrgens bis s ntr
2lbenbS lire Stsareen talten.
u WprmspA
SO NJ 9 Il bler,.
s 9prlnltt
-le1516lQ2Ol Restdr. her IS. gBari.
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16 gNQro.
Den gGabGbere6ttsten Der 10. gBarO tiene hermit sur
Naart6t ba6 bic &e9ttrirunss. gennten tn Sc. So Sub
gutdptrdse an fol1encen Edgen fSen rerben 8, Q, Is, Is,
%, %, 20 unS 80 Nuaut unb s, 6, IL, Il, 10 unb 20. Sept.
In ben 6tunben Spn 9 lttr Wlpr9ens lie 5 ltr Atenea. Sn
ue6eretnainmuns he's 8elblu6es Der Stneral +; A1emblp
ppu gIarQlaph. ". 4; SfSph
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3 Sbpndere,
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9ICti3.
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ri6tiot. tae lie 9(eatfratpren bel 2DarS SiSung balten
perb Il am DienRa9 unO VI ttrc6 Ten 10: Nne 20; 10 sHH
9 Ibr N1eraens lis 9 Ibr Abenes IN gfs. SS5 &isbtftr.
SUB. Dies 1T Der leste 8ulaaf..
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H. ,N Reothr. Ser II. sDdri.
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r.. Maro.

Sen @ttmm6ere&tisten ber 70. gDarS pirb bierrntt Rsttg
eeoeben, ta8 Bic @egtf1trunsS 8eamien tn Imsrttus 9an,
prehpH uate %sarsepitr.. lire Stbuneen or ~fri9euben SGetn
obba1t ten wevbep: 8. 8. IS. I6, %, %, go unS SO Mu9uf unb
5, s. II, I3 10 RnS 20 Gent Ganas res Sti6luiIrs her Sc
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6. s. drrtn8tpr Sdr.
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Au9ut unb 3 q, Il, Is. 10 urb 20 Gspttmte r BON MUr8ens
8 lbr bis N5sn6s ) tbr. Sn DISCRIMINATING bss Be-
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ptnbelI,
80 m 8 Ddteer,
80 M 8 ptdrce,
(29i1-, Nt6tfr. loren Der 6. Q0are.
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10. Wdro.

To. LDWLU.
Den neutrality-suspicious. ttr 10. gDarb Nib tiernhit bsfannt
serna&t. rag bic 9Itgtfratpren ,Rre StBungsn in S9sffern
paae, @de Don 9rp 70 nni eeytnalnnitr.t an tel9eneen saSfn
Qbbaltea werte0: S, 9, Is. 16, o. %, 20 unb 30 Auaut unp
5, 6. II -. 10 un6 70 Gfptemtfr, ppn yipresns 9 nfr bic
Q6enbS 5 uGr. Sn @smas6e.i seS Sek9Iufss Ter Ssnsral
Alemblp rrn Diarpl1ne.
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i29iu-l Rsgtf5. Der 10. Dare.
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Nuen QDatltere6II8!en ber4 QDarb fet biernit iur Rernt.
8ebra&t, bB be Ne8iaratoren en- WO&ds 9Onbarb unb
Ai6snarleftr. an ~f0l8enbsn Io9tn tn Stsane tetn rerbtn:
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unb 20 Stpttmbsr, IN ZEN Stur ben BON Q tbr WRtraens bic
8 ubr Ntsnbs Sn lleEe' s%tn1tmmune bee @ef9lRNes ter
9cneidl Qfembtr 6on W'nrplan6
9hw. : Chart,
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g6te SermOnt, bat li4 au6 Matne in Der
DOR etnt9en Sasen fatt9efunpenen Stoats-
wabl NIT etner mod 8rGBeren Sttmmenmebr,
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a, 9SnrD.

Die 0teBitratOreu Der 4. Q8aro werten ttute, WtittHr6, 10
Sept, BEN 9 ubr SGrr1ttiags bis 8 utr Mbenos, une an
Samla8. l6. Sept, spn 7 bis 9 lie &bentS, uub Dienfas II
Diittmrf, 10. uno 20. IS. ban 9ltr Oprm. bis 8 ntr @bsne
ibre Stsun8en abEalten.
6. 6. Chart,
s. W. SatpbS,
(it13 16,192O) SRegitratrren ser 4. 8arb.
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q vi. 0&0rN.

Ste Rtetfratpren Ger ID. Q9arb uerpen in NS. 53 sSef
galtimprear. Dienffdg, rem 10 unb W'ittrPdp, 20. Sept,
epn M'prs,n ne 9 ubr Bis @benbs 9 ubr snfamuen fetn, na
bic Heaifrtrun1 Der Namta ben genannter QDare ~ spAeneen
Spbn i. BONNER,
Sefatdb RrSitn.
SD m q 3rSpn,
(mp6tmt) Geeifr. Ter Ia. gDdrb.
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OiGt15enOer rcpublteantfber gSabIffea
IN WIaine.
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ai6 9etra&t. taB DE sBtfrtrun8s-8 :rnten Tire StBnn8tn
in jbrer Sf1cc untsr her Heaabtte san. 6apfttffr. an fsI'
genetN 8aBca Gbpalten werteu: 8, 9, Is, IL, ~, %. 70 unb
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10 Rno 20 September, in rem StunSen ben Q nbr Wtpreens
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nera! aEfnblp 0et Wtarplanc.
Spbn u Smttt,
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Saa''t9sll IT ne9e,n Se daf s9er1t erung biaia ~ perfaj.
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bduOeS 1T Elm iln' Sau beSriffener Seller, worin
ein Drummer, Der NIT ettpa 20 bis 25 Sub
Mu1er gefIQt 1T. Da8 genannte aino alma,
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tet
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0nriHonle S0uOercln stp. =
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Die ernfttuttSn 1T lie eite De RE be 30 & qnahI J1nn
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11
MIsCELLANEeU, NEwa.

WAsHINGToN, May 10.
The civil machinery is already being
put into operation in Virginia. The State
has Just been divided into four districts,
and the Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed q number of assessors and col
lectors. e--.f a5.a. -..
A revision of the regulations and form
of the Qusrtermsster's Department is be-
ing demanded to meet the requirements OF
the service. -..e. s.-
A board of officers has been constituted
to prepare forms and draft revised reguls-
tions, and also an explanatory manual for
the consideration of the Qusrtermsster
of War for his approval and promulga-
ton. .s..f ,-. ...es li.... ~ s..
Commander A Bryson has been az
points1 Fleet Captain of the Mississippi
Squadron. af..7.
The I'd and 9Th Corps ara expected to
reach Belle Plain to-day. !, r..... a
Many of the citizen clerks are being
discharged and disabled soldiers substitu-
ted. e.. a..-.s Is ...-.tt zai r-
The Army of the Shenandoah expects
soon to be recalled to Washington. n 5
information was received to-day from
ST. Paul of skirmish with the indians
near Mankato. Sibley Wss after the In
dams sharply, and it was thought would
destroy them. 80 -af sjaE Gaa
The cavalry of the Army of the Potomac
are not TO be disbanded with the infantry.
General Sheridsn's command will be re-
organized and. sst At work sgaIn.;ss0- viii
that. Al. the .aouth9asts .eada al. PRO babl y
placed under the command Of Sheridan
The consolidated force will number about
LOG, ,OOG man. The main portion will prob
ably he sent into the country sOuth of tha
Mississippi.
The members of the City Council and
those who attended the public meeting last
night, while expressing themselves fully
and unsltersbly determined to prevent
traitors or abettOrs and sympathizers from
acquiring or retaining residences in our
midst, say they will eDdeayor TO secure the
approval and cooperation of the national
government, and therefore q committee Is
to be appointed to consult with the proper
snthoritles in relation to the most feasible
plan of action. s.I ..gy .-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11
MAxIRIIIIAN,. nECRER.

NEW ORK, May 10.
Vera Cruz papers received here state
that the Emperor MsKimiliAn hiss Issued
decree defining the provisional status Of the
Imperial Government while the defnitive
organization is proceeding.
The decree is divided into eighteen ehsp-
tiers, and subdivided into eighty -one para
graphs Some Of the leading ones are the
form of the government. Il viii be a lin
tied hereditary monarchy, with q Catholic
Prince at the head. In the case Of the
death OF the Emperor, or of any other
event which may incspseitate him for the
exercise of his powers, his august spouse,
the Empress will be, ipse fGetO, regent Of
the Empire The Emperor OF regent, on
assuming power, must take this osth l
swear 10 God, by the holy evsngelists, TO
further by all means in my power the
welfare and prosperity of the nation, to
defend the independence and preserve the
integrity of is territory. Or
The Emperor, VINO represents the ma
tional sovereignty, will be assisted by
ministry of nine departments. .D
The territory of Mexico is defined as
bounded on the north by the lines decided
upon with the United States 81 the cOnven-'
tions of Gu4daloupe and Mesills; on the
east by the Gulf OF Mexico, the Sea Of ths
Antilles and the English establishment at
Bslize; on the south by the Republic of
Guatemala, and on the west by the Pacific
Nothing is said about Texas. --a' -,a ga
The Government guarantees TO ell the
inhabitants of the Empira equality IN ths
eye of the law, security of person snd prop
erty, and the liberty of. free speech. n 3. s
The national colors will be green, red
and white and their disposition on the ma
tiOnal flag will be defined by q specisl law.
A decree dated May 10Th is devoted TO
definition of the extent of freedom to be
allowed, which will bs subjected to shout
the same restrictions as in Frsnee and
Austria. sguu. -
The duty on imported tobacco has been
increased. l-E
The Emperor has granted concession
to Don Luis Binel, for = railroad from Mex
leo to and at San COsme, Papatls, Iacuba,
Tlaluelantta, CuanLitlAn, with tha termi-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11
rH,,ss nEW fOkK.

NEW YORK, May 10.
The Commercials special says President
Johnson will not sufier his private views in
favor O 4 the Monroe Doctrine to influence
the national policy of neutrality observed
hv Mr.. Lincoln. The neutrality laws will,
therefore, be put in force against all who
attempt TO compromise the Government
mon the Mexican question. Secretary
Ssward's policy will not be departed from.
The Posts special says the trial OF the
conspirstors coneerned in the assassination
was continued To- day. Il has been positive
" decided that no persons but official re-
Isorters and those connected with the court
ihslI he admitted to the courtroom.
At meeting of the Anti-SlAVery Soeie-
tv ID. day Mr.. GarrisOn's resolution to dis
solve the society was rejected BY vote OF
4s tolls. 11. $3.50 sl
The steamer Eagle, from Havana May 6
bss arrived. A steamer there from Tam
Dica brought official Information of the
canture by the Liberals, under Gen. Ne
gre,e. of SsltiIlo and Monterey; and als'
IF he capture of Victoria, the capital Of
Tamaulapss, By Medez. The DiaTSo pro
fesses to have infoEmstiOn of the reesptur'
ot saltillo BY the French. Other accouat
state that the attempt TO capture the city
failed. and that another attempt was TO b
/ made. "a .EEta- p
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Gener.,l Lee and Has photograph.

eienerzh Lee ana HIS RhOaOKfsspAA.
By the latest telegrAphic dispatch from
Richmond we learn the important fact that
General Lee has had his photograph taken
in asix different attitudes, ali very life
like We do not gather from the de-
spatch the exact character Of these interest
ing pictures, but presume that they repre-
sent the Rebel leader in the following at
tdudes
First--iR meditatiVe mood, in the
S5 sf 9s9sEel 8 sSet Asss .. a.
rpstlne upon his arm, listening to the plans
of General SeOit for the first campaign
against the rebels. SseOnd-R sneaking
mood In thi5, Ice, having detorzninsd
to become q traitor TO his country, Is sneak
ing away from Washington. Third-the
diSnifed Misunderstanding his commits
SION from jeff. Davis as General of the
Rebel Amy. Fourth-in ths ehiEalric
mood-permitting the Union prisoners 70
be starved. IL Is said that he requested
that Left. Davis might be included in his
picture, but bis absence prevented COM
piianee with The Generals wishes. FIfIh
LSubmission-the Rebel leader surrender
ING to General Grant. Sixlh-And last
position-General Lees late entry into
Richmond, 'cheered by the crowd, inelud-
inc some officers of the Union army" as
ststed in the newspapers, and at the same
time. directing the United States officers
to remove the colored sen hnels from his
private manson, as they we're quite offen-
siye to him and his wife. --
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z. >
Anniversary of the Fe@aIe

Society. az.
From the New York Herald, May s.:s5 ?. =.
The thirty-hrst anniversary 60,
American Femsle Guardian Society :. n
Home for tho Friendless, took place y n.
terday evening, st the Methodist Fps n
paI Church, AZ the corner of Fourth aVes. !.
and Twenty second street.
An abstract of the annual report was
read by Hon. E. @. Benedict. The number
Of benefcisries aided by this Society the
past ysar is as follows, VIZ Received as
inmates Of the Home, s93; provided with
employment, 2lO; children In the i've
Home Industrial Schools, receiving clothing,
food, &c, 3258. Total, J, 1856. Number of
applicants and needy poor who have been
searched out by visitors, 1850; clothing,
&c, distributed, 1869 pieces. The pub
fishing department has issued 10000 copies
of the AdUocate and Gllardiasl, semi
monthly, and has psid into the treasury
81 800. Ninety-two youths formerly be-
longing TO the Home Circle, have been
among the volunteers In the army and
navy. OF the 5S2 children on the Home
register. the past year, large number
have been children soldiers The number
of adults and children in the Homo, May
l, 1865, was 20I. The receipts of 81 So
eisty for the year ending Decembek 3, !,
1864, were S32, ,O5O,O7 disbursements Szs,-
$40 AZ. a branch Home has opened at
West Morrisiana, and provision also msds
for the extension and psrmanenee Of the
HOms schools, in nnisoq. q the wish of
of Mr.. ChAuneey Rose Slgh y no.. -
received last August, a saaln5 off nj so
/ 600 not included in ahgf7 amt s-i
shovel that his donations should bs a. IN
piled for the benefit Of the vagrant ehildran
i of the city,
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Yesterday Evenlng,s EdItIOn.
rROm wASHIMeCEON.

WAsFnNGroN, May 3.
The evidence against Davis & Co, is TO
be sent to all our minisi 4rs abroad, together
with descriptions and photographs of the
fugitives.
General Grant has ordered the several
corps commanders to recommend certain
meritorious officers for promotion to the
regular army.
Special to the Tribune: The representa-
tives of the Christian Commission who paid
their respects TO Lee have been dismissed
One year soldiers are TO be returned to
their respective cspitols and mustered out
of service at oncs.
The witnesses in the assassination case
are panic-strieken, fear ing assassination in
case they give their testimony. One of
them yesterday made verbal statement
to the Secretary of War relative TO the
completely of Thompson, Sanders, and the
restof the Canada instigstOrs, but positively
refused to appear before the court unless
assured thst mis- name, residence and tes-
tirnony should be suppressed, and news
paper reporters be excluded from the court
during the examination This was con.
ceded him, but it Is believed he has hsd
north in another panic.