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TheeonlessioDs of Harold and Abzsrodt
viii be important, h.. the most de6sRt and
reluctant; yet the best posted witness viii
be old Mrs. Surratt. 1 said old, for she ia
the mother Of young men and women, /,
as well As of thaeenspiracy; yet she really
would not be taken for more than forty
buxom, light haired, rosy checked, and with
q cold, clear, devilish pair of gray eyes,
she would make q good stage landlsdy,
ready to look after her ovn interests, and
to get sll the money that she could from
her customers. ..4
One Of the portions Of the evidence about
which little will be known, is connected
with Ford's Theatre, the scene Of the crest
crime. Beginning with 3 somewhat mys-
terious announcements sent from the thestrs
to the first edition of the Egsning Star,
there will be curious chain of testimony,
showing that Booth had his seeompliees IA
the theatre to facilitate his escape, Whil6
Harold was without. Then, after Booth s
aight had been traced down into Maryland,
we shall know how the seeesh sympathiz-
ers there harbored the asssssins, aud aided
them to escape Washington Cor. ~ y.
Com Ad9ertissr.
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- -
Lananna

New York is TO have new State Gapi.
tol Gov. Fenton has signed tho set author
izing the same. The conditions zre that
the city Of Albany shall give the grounds.
The Congress Hall property has been fixed
upon
David Fsul, of Osceols, Stark county,
poeketed bounty of 80 on sixteen
wolf scslps, captured of q Sunday A
good days work in one sense if not in
another.
City Hall Park, m New York, is being
put back 10 its condition before the war
The barracks are being removed, and thI
old landmarks, "keep off the grass,n viii b,
in plscs by the time there Is any grass Il
be protected. s s.1 .s5ise -
A merchant at San Francisco having tn
misfortune 10 lose his wife, invited hi
clerks 10 attend her funeral He afterWsr,
charged each Of them for the day, as los
time, and made them pay for the CARR
ages, 4 a s.t.
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PRon SAN DO1INGO.

NHW YORK, May H.
Advices received to-day from San Do
mingo announce the complete and uncon-
ditional amnesty to all Dominicans who
may still be in the enemy's camp, except
ing high civil or military functionsries,
guilty of completely in the annexation
intrignes the military who may have
fought under the Spanish flag, and all
those newspaper writers who have spOn-
taneously and unjustifsbly opposed the
restoration of the Republic.
A Spanish steamer had arrived at San
Domingo with an order from Madrid for
the evacuation by the Spani'h troops, who,
in accordance Herewith, left the place on
the 30Lh Of March.
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NEW YORK, May IL.
John a. Stewart, Assistant Treasurer of
the United States here, was to-day elected
President of the United States Trust Com
pany, and will resign his present office;
resignation to take effect June 30. Mr..
Stewart has discharged his duties with zeal
and fidelity, and retires because he be-
lieves his public service can now be dis
pensed with, and that he may accept less
srduoua and responsible Positin.
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and now in asking for the privilege of in
Producing important evidence of which he
knew nothing about till very recently, he
left 1t 70 the Court to decide whether any
further favor should be extended to the SC
cused. t- .-aafi.. % ns i.ai
Tie Court was then cleared for dalibera-
tion, and upon reopeni' it was decided
to grant it, with the understanding
that the rolls were first TO bs ex-
smined by the Judge Advocate
for determining their admissibility as evi-
dence. After the recess the court re-
assembled, when Brig. Gen. Sharpe, the
officer designated by General Grant to re-
ceive the duplicate rolls of men paroled In
Lees army, was called and sworn He
produced the rolls of Cross's brigade,
among which we're rolls of the 82d Vir-
ginia rebel regiment. The rolls were ad-
mittsd as testimony. The names of the two
men were not on the rolls. Gen. Sharpe
explained. There was much disorder. in
Lees army before and duriug the surren-
ier, and the absence of these names was
not proof positive that they were not pa
rolled prisoners. 60 81 1-ss4.s5 ,,,-s--
Harris was placed on the stand and tes-
titled he did not belong to the land or
naval forces If the United States; hsd not
harbored the witnesses, and when they sp-
piled to him for lodging he was sctuated
by q desire to get rid of them and gave
each a dollar to get rid of them.
FROM CAIRO.
Military garrisons have been established
at jackson, GalIstin and BrOokhsven, Miss
issippi, for the protection of the inhabitanis.
The people are enjoined to bo pesesable.
All parsons remaining in arms are declared
outlaws.
The telegraph between Memphis and
Mobile Is completed, except 1iiy miles.
Cotton coming to Memphis is held above
the views of bayers, and is quoted at
SOaS5.
GALLAaHEk's EXCHANGE
Gold 1919.
New York Central, 80; Erie, III
Pittsburg, 653; Rock Island 944; North
western %; do opreferred 55g; Fort Wayne
95; Hudson 1896 Reading 95; Michigan
Southern Gag; Illinois Central -, Ohio S5
Mississippi certificates 26S Cumberland -;
Quicksilver So; New 5-2Os -; Old
5-2Os lO4I; Canton s5g; Msrsposa III.
Gold after call, sold down to 1921.
Market dull.
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GOLD MAsKEF.

NEW 1ohKf nay IL.
The gold market is excited under q
strong Bear movement, engineered appa'
rently by clique who sold short in stocks
to enable them to get out of their corner
A large amount of short sales were made
during the morning at l2s4slSO. The
operation is risky one and it is not i'm
possible that it may be followed by a sharp
inward turn
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HOOIh and the Refugees in Canada.
IL ILL Il IL. Az Y n..:L.....


To the Editor of the NJ z. Tribune:
SIR: st. Cathsrines, Canada West, was
one of thetwo headquarters OF the conspi-
rators in Oansds- Here was principally
managed the first proposed raid upon Lake
Erie. Here Clay, Sanders, Thompson and
others lived large share of the time
Some two years since one Cox took a
house recently occupied by GsrshOm
Wright, deceased. From that time, until
quite recently, that house has been the
rebel headquarters. A letter from Rev. Mr..
Norton, recently received, says:
HSO much Odium is centering upon st.
CathArines in connection with the iOul plot
coneocted here, that some one should be
allowed to speak for US, and express the
universal horror that is felt among the
Canadians against the consPirstors. l am
informed in way that appears credible
that among some waste papers left in the
Gershom Wright House, lately occupied
by Cox, Clay and the other refugees, has
been found portion of s letter addressed
70 John Wilkes Booth" sl
NEw YORK, May 6, 1865. H.5.M.
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YrRGIEIA.
WAsHIEGToN, May Il

WAsHIEGToE, May 10.
Virginia has been divided into four dis
tricts, and the Secretary of the Treasury
has already appointed the requisite number
OF Assessors and Collectors. d.
An order has been issued 70 muster out
Of service all soldiers whose term Of ser
vice expires on or before the 3lst inst.
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ARRIVED.

NEW YORK, May 10.
The steamer Golden Rule from Aspin-
wall May I'd, has arrived with large num-
Der of passengers.
The Star of the West from New Orleans
on the 22d has arrived.
She brings no neHs.
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AR0ur GuERRIILas-

LoUHvILLE, May IL.
Guerrilla organizations are Rvsiling
themselves of Gen. Thomas order and
coming in rapidly. No formidable body
of guerrillss now remain in the State.
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The representatives of the Christian
Commission, who paid their respects to Lee
have been dismissed. The Commission of
course repudistes all responsibility for the
conduct of its embers
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THE MEXTCAN EXCIFKzEar.

INV IOhhI Mhy II
The Herald says that the Mexican emil
grafton furore continues unAbated. Seve-
raj new offices have been opened in this
city, Brooklyn, Washington and PhiladeI-
phia. The return of General Ortegs from
Washington is sn1iously looked for IS he
is expected to bring definite programme
of proceedings. - -ft - 1a 81
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RRsIGNATgON

s-s = ueag NEW York, May II.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison has resigned his
position as President of the Anti-SlaFery
Society, and Wendell Phillips has been So
leeted tn I'LL his place.
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sHEHnAN IN RICHMOED.

NE" IUhA1 HIhy II.
The Posts Washington special says:
General Sherman is now in Richmond.
he rode 1T the head of the line of his troops
yesterday as the l4Lh corps passed through
the streets Of that city.
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A case is on trial before the Supreme
Court of Illinois, involving the right of a
person travelling on railroad by virtue of
q free pass 10 collect damages for an injury
received by q collision on the railroad.
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FROm WA,HINGION.

WAsHINGToE, May II.
Marquis de Montholon, the new French
Minister and suite have arrived at Wash.
ingtOn. They we're received at the railway
station by several members of Legation.
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I.ErTER q AnVIOE.

- '- h.o HAMILTON, O. W., May H.
Cornell Jewett just arrived by the Hi
bernian from Europe reached Hamilton
yesterday, and published a letter Of ad.
vice 70 President johnson.
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From this moment guerrillas and pirates
will be hung. l know of what l. write.
Such is the determination of the Govern
ment. There is no expectation that Sfter
the news of the surrender of Johnston's
forces, that England and France will con-
tinue TO afford hsrbor for pirate vessels.
If they do our cruisers will be instructed
TO burn and destroy them wherever they
may be found. If England desires a war
rather than treat US fairly she will be
accountable, but this Government will not
give her any cause for it.
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NLRVKLAND AND PITTsBURgH


On ard amor nnudsy, Duo. lSth. ls64 Trains iea
Cleveland a. lOioyys. gailys tSundaya ezoertsdl;
asta A. M.-MAll.-ArrsVeaa - Pittsburgh Goa ?. y :,
HRrtisburEn 2:39 A. -, baltmors 90 A, -
80 Wellington HTS A. T., philadelphia SIS A. X
Row Yark ic fg A. ~. Wheeling 20 P. n. 0nns
.' meets at Hudson With q. y a q. ik.R. for Arm
and Millsrsburgh. .--
Iin p 81 -Ex Z Z sss Arrives Al Pitsburyh g:ls ?.
.t D. HkrTisburgh - A. H., BaltimoEs Il % p,
n sWaIhin t0g 4.t0 ?. 4, PhiladalphiA l7:l0 r,
~, New Hort zst3f. n, WherliHs 6slo A. u,
1:ib p. m--ACOOMmODATIOh- Hudson and
interaadiate AtRtiObG. CuyAhogH falla Akrou,l
and mlll6rsburgh, connecting at Orrville with
H4 PEW. u. Ry. ior Canton HasSilion WSosz
ter and Mansfield.
OaratTan thfoueH foaa Pittaburxh n NV TEA,
fTiA AZ EeBsoEnl Without change Of 0arz.
~ fare a. low - by any other uUs.
~ Through IcketI cAl Dc pIocgted 1t E1s Unio1
rckes Once, Noddsil Hcn-s. at ~ nsans, Or dts
8uolid-5trsst stAt;on- .. -, ..-..... n
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TO DEATHS
4 GtnrE OF Love and Adventure,

Isa success It s 90 Jolly, rOlickIng and adFsntu-
rous-All fer lOve-tbs cd, Old story, never e4'
.hs1sted elgaVs flesh Captain Georges adven-
Tures-On board the Liverpool Packet, in New foIk
&c the ST. Hirholas in satatOga AZ the st. Charies
Hotel, New Orleans, In Australia. At the opera
House In Paris. spdiag in England, hold yon spell
bound and amused.
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Arrest Of Robert + coke, of POugh-
keepsIea

PoUaHKEEPsIE. n. Y May 9, 1865.
Robert <. Coke, spoken of in commu-
nicstion in the New York Tribune of Mon
dAy last as being the proprietor of pri-
vAte house st st. Catharies, Canada, where
be il said to have at different times recent
" entertained Sanders, Tucker and others,
was arrested In this city this evening by
Provost Marshal Johnston, of the Twelfth
district. under an order from General Dix,
and conveyed to New York on the seven
o'clock evening train. The arrest was
made in 8 very quiet manner, and without
any excitement. The Inhabitants knew
nething of the affair until it was over and
Coke had left the city.
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Nesr Pittsburgh the other day, man
caught on railroad bridge, in is7fright
hung himself down between the sleepeTs to
avoid an advancing train, by claspiDg both
arms over the rail. The poor fellow
dropped armless into the water below.
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LnrIne,. RniluaH LIhrarE

Oonsists OF TGios Lost Linnets Trial, hainstoue'S
H01sskeePer, Hunted 70 DsAth--fOur better novels
You never read.
Hs. oLNsTED 4 BROS. san then.
LORIHa, Publisher,
myu-SO9 as Washington st., Boston,
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Miss Perrins on Trial.


The Washington correspondent Of tha
New YORK Tribune, writing on the SLh,
says the trial of Miss Betty Perrine, ar
rested for coIliding and consorting with
Major Harry Gilmore and his mon soma
months ago, when they captured two rail-
road trains between Baltimore and Phila-
delphia, was conmeneed today before tha
Military Court Of which Btigsdier General
Chapman is President and Colonel N. P.
Ohipman Judge Advocate. Governor
Thomas Corwin, Minister to MEXICO, is
counsel for the accused This case is very
peculiar one, and several circumstances con-
nected with it attach to it sn extraordinary
interest The accused is quite young,
not over twenty-two and the widow Of an
Off ser OF General Less staff. She Is also
handsome, and her beauty is rendered
quite spirited by the defiance ~ith which
she faces the stars snd eagles Of the court,
and the quiet way in which she mods when
witnesses testify to her sy mpathy with the
rebels. Whether such bearing tends to
convince the court OF her innocence, is an
other question. She is reported very
wealthy, is the daughter of Judge Lee, OF
Baltimore, and one of the leaders Of the
secssh sristOcracy, fashions and politics Of
that city. Another circumstance is the
singular interest which General Dix is
said to take in the case, be having once eI-
Rmined and dismissed t.
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lust REOEIVED.-THE FINEST
d ssSOrtla1nt Of BsB Buoklss ever IL this city, e
- = .7Ii7-I ~ -'I 0OWLHs'.
a..aa ~-- n HA1daf1fa1aa.
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- lz1ss,essss..sessas.rass
1ne s,reparafions Tor ths Assassfna
tiOn. ~ -tat
IcOrrespondsncs Of the Phfladelphia Press.I
NJ = ---.lI

= . .
1se ssrsParafiohls Tor tbs Assassias
tfOn. .-ia
IcOrrespondsncs Of fhs PhIadelphia Press.I
WAsHISGros, May 8.
When the testimony before the military
court 10 which the President has commit
ted the trial of the men Gnd women con-
esrued in the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln,
and the attempted murder of Mr.. Seward,
is laid before the people, the first emotion
vii be that Of surprise that any objection
should have BEEN raised to this mode Of
PTeeee1iDg- But ths people viii zeal graf
med and grateful thst President johnson,
conscious Of the lamentations Of the whole
civilized world, Of the alno. irrepsrsble
loss sustained by his eountrynnen, and Of
the necessity OF making such an example
OF these savage Criminals as viii stand an
awful admOnitOn through coming ages,
should have summ0ned to his side the
most Courageous And conscientious men in
fsrreting out this most horrible mystery.
If, therefore, the deed wss one Of un-
matched atroeity, the manner in which its
authors will be exposed sad punished VIII
be equslly memorable. The 6ends engaged
in it were not fanatics, they were the
merest hirelings Of slavery. No fAnaticisIa
animated their bosoms. Enough is known
TO establish The fact that they worked for
large sums, paid Ia hand, snd the plans
they laid, running through months, and
duplicating Numbers were compound Of
obedience TO the superior intellsets that
setusted and governed them, and Of sn
eager and vigilsnt anxiety for their own
worthless lives. It is already known thaE
before Booth shot the President men were
stationed to cut telegraph wires, and 70
open the gates along the roads upon which
no fled, and even 70 provide refreshment
for his horse; and doubtless the same pre-
partitions were msds for the bsfied mur-
derer who sought Mr.. Sewsrd,s life, and
the assassins who laid in wait Tor other
public men. Nothing proves this theory
mOre clearly tasn the manner in which
the preparations at Ford's theatre we're
made, showing not one hand or one brain,
but several; and it is stated that the leap
of Booth from the box TO the stage had
been rehesrsed. But we must await the
publication of the details, which, if not at
an early, will eertainly be made known to
the people st a later day.
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and now in asking for the privilege of in
PRODUCING important evidence of which he
knew nothing about till very recently, he
left 1t TO the Court to decide whether any
further favor should be extended to the SC
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Arrangements for the Trial of The
COnspiFatOrs.
| fWAbh;ngton Correspondence of the Philadelphia
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scHnoNER sFIzRp.
sURRATT CAPTURED.

A Washington special to the Times
says: A man, answering the description Of
Surrstt, was captured near Chambersburg,
Penn. He was attempting to pass as 8
soldier and was carrying bundle artfully
made up. It WAS found to contain pistol
and certain memoranda evidence implicat.
ing him as one of the conspirators. The
prisoner was brought to this city. He has
beard of about three weeks growth. In
all other respects he answers the descrip.
tiOn of Surrstt.
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pleaded not guilty to the charges and
specifications. The commission after de-
Gliding on the rules by which they would
be governed, adjourned to meet Thursday,
Nav IItb- at 10 A N
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.
Reported and carefully revised every ,ceek for the
tialore Daiku Commercinkl

Reported and carefully revised every ,cee for the Bal
timore Daily CommerciaLl
ALCOHOL.-rhere have been no sales this week
so lar as we have heard but in the absence of trans
ACTIONS We quote it nominal at S45Oa4 q gallon for
w estern 70 q cent.
ASnEo;-We continue to quote Pot at s.. 75a7. s7J5
them. ' e ooiiis III
= LaESW AX:-Beeswax is steady at 47a5O cents for
BARK.-Quercitron Bark is nominal at S25aas for
No. |, and 81 {, ton for No. 2.
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price and we
quote before, viz: Navy at ~ cts; Pilot at cts
and Water Crackers at cts per 10.
C0FFEE.-There has been some movement this
week in Coffee, but the market has been by no
active. The sudden decline in gold early in the week
had tendency to check operations. The sales for
the week add up about 200 bags, and they include
24OO bags Rio exXictoria at Il cts gold; $50 bags
do 'ex-Agnes at 2l13 cts gold, and l50 bags do at
from 2O15 to p cts gold The stock Of Coffee at all
the importing points is light, and holders generally
are ndsposed to make sales except full rates. We
quot Rio at l9a20 cts gold for common to fair 2a2l
cts gold for good to prime; Laguagra at 32a55 sts
currency and lava at i5a50 cts q b currency, The
stock Of Coffee here is about 5000 bags,
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MEDICAL.
FL EESER'S FEWER.
SA L.I'ENt.p' iFry-L

HZ EENEE'S FEVER
EA kEENER'S FEVER
AND AGTFE POWDERS.
AND AGTE POWDERS.
AND AGUE POFDERN
These POWDERS were originally prepared by
McsSrs. G. & i. < kcGuCr Druggists, Of long stand
ing in Baltimore They have been IN use for better
than twenty years though never advertised and
now for hc first time fairly before the public. Dur
ing this period they have proven TO he the very best
and almost the only universal specific for Fever and
Ague, of all the medicine, in vogue. There are at
present many preparation, in use, very similar in ap
pGarancC and in composition, to this one, but for
want of care either in selecting in compromising
the articles Of which they are made, they want that
cfi cacy for which this has become so justly noto-
The intrinsic merit of this medicine, has suggested
the propriGty of improving its appearance by the ad
d0n of neat wrapper, as well as OF giving greater
nublicity TO its character and virtues.
JOHN LEARG i CO..
Wholesale agents,
Nos. IS and 50 Hanover street,
oq-2m Baltimore. Nd
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And sold by all Druggists.
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laws of nature.
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enlightenng and saving thousands, and will be for
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ing SECRETARY, New York Museum of Anatomy and
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EAs. a. EEgEE, Graduate of the Medical Faeul-
EAR. JOHNSTON
- IL - M

D Z. JOEENsEtsN
~ HAS DISCOVERED
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the corner
Name on the door and window
No letters received unless prepaid and containing
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4 UMBER! LUMBER!. LUMBER!!!

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Box and Trunk Makers, Carpenters, Builders, and
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