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TOR SALE-On Wabash Avenue,
IL marble front building, three stories md base
mtnt. With all the modern improvements For paruc-
rrf{tsr Tilnrt auJlmlt4tw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-12


HEADoRs DEPARTMENT OF Kr.,
Louisville, Ky, June 8, 1855.
To tie Keeper Of The Louisville Work.
house:
Uoless Jacob Harding, 8 colored man,
is detained in your custody for some
other cause than the order Of the City
Court Of Louisville, that ha be confined
10 the work.house until bis master shall
give bail that be will not be suffered TO
60 at large aud hire himself out as .
free man, you will at oDee release him
from confinement.
Sergeant Hirschherger viii deliver
this order aud see that il 10 complied
with.
By command of Major General J. n.
Palmer.
(Signed j. BATEs DIcKsoS.
Captain and A. A. General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-12

N e w - E6IR T
1900 = @ @ @ @ 1893,
The Greatest Tnvsntion Of tbs Agsts
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. w. BRADLKY's View Patent DUPLEX
KLLlPTTC for donbie) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY A CARY, (late J. \. A O. D.
W@atly SOLE PR0PRIKTOR8 AND MAUFAC-
TUREBst s7 Chambers. and 70 and 81 Es@ds
THIS IHvEGTIoM consists Of Daplsx COR
twcl illiptie Steel Springs, ingsniausly braided
tl&hfiy and hFmly toRetheFs edge 10 edge. makiHM
the toughest, most a@xibls, elastic and darRbAe
Spring ever used. They seldom bend or break,
ilke this Single Springs aud consequently preserve
thetr perfect and bsaasifaI shape twios aa 1oug
Mny othar Skirt.
fhs wonderful esxibIIity and great eoufort and
pleasure 10 any lady wearing the DHpIsx Ililpfic
crowded aasembiies, Operas, Carriages, Eallrsad
Cars Church PewBs Arm-Chairst for Promenade
and House Dress, ne the Ekirt can be- folded when
In use 70 occupy small place, ~ easily a. siih
or musiia dress
A lady having enjoyed tie pleasure, comfoFt
and convenience of wearing tbs Duplex IIliptic
Steel Spring Skirt for q single day will never,
never Afterwards wilinRiy dispense With their nse
Ner Chiidrens Misses and Young Ladies' they aTs
superior 70 all others.
They are the best quality iu every part, Ana m
gnsationably the Lightest, Most Desirable. Con-
Portable aud EcopcmicAi Skirt ever made.
FOB SALE In ell nrst-class Stores In I'll ID city,
and thFoughcut the United States aud G@nada,
anvsna sa Dc Ouba' Mexico, South Amsriea, aud tbs
EHQUIRE FOB THE DUPLEX fLLTPTIO
SKIRT.
Patent Duplex Illlptie skirt,
EIeganes, Lighansms, csnaF0rs and
ECONOMY
And unqusssionably the most dsaGrabIs article
J.B.4s.A COOLIDGE,
mi4-sm 10 and 10 First Street.
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HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH. Proprietor.
Ger. maau ans Third sta,
ENANsvILLE, IND.

FTsHIS OLD, WILL ESTABLISHED. AND
Il wfdsIy Iy-knoun Hotel has been elo4ed for ssw-
sral weeks undergoing repairs. It has, during
this tins, been FspAintad inside and cat, has bees
Thoroughly ntfed up, and 10 a great measure fnru-
iaaea with nsw beds and furniture. TIE prcprie-
eor has made every arrangement t9 rsrder his
house convenient healthy and agrss&bls 20 she
pablie-
Thanking the public for she Gns patronage that
for SERIES ef years has bean extended to the
Washington. he invits@ \ renewal ofsheiF custom.
and VII sndeAxor 70 have his table furnished and
the heuae managed 10 way 10 merit their oontiD
aed patronage.
0aznfbuses VII passengers 60 aad fFon
the Dapok sssA suswv
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LEGAL.
Notice of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BF
IN virtEe q an order : { ths V4neeTburxh esaa-
- Common Pisas. the IN dsFsS Snka, AdEaluiatrs-
s1r 81 sEs estate sf wiIiIAn n wAlksr. laof0r.
dseH8ssda slt c1sr at private e, on or altar ths
18th d1y q jane, 1885, tbs undivided half sf
lets slsssn ~, twelvs ~ aud thlrissn ,iss,
tss Gown Of Lalesrgs E1~ Erznsys1ls: sIso lot
tar tlol. bleek q Y hrs lssl, IN Lamnseo City,
s0-saaisd, Tanderfurgh couhEy. sH4 et4ts Il
Indiana
TAGMs.-ons third eash, aud the b1iaues, in
sfHAl paymsnss, IN six and twelve months xIsh
Interest," without relief from vziz&fioz Or hp-
WILLIAM Il. WALEER,
tsl-fod AffhiEistrGtsR.
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AUCTION.


TFHHE UHDERsIGEED WISHES TO INFORM
Il ths ladies' and gentlsusn of this city aad
Surrounding e1anfry. 30 cali At hSs great anction
sale and procure your intersst we will sell
without Fe&sgvs fSrge sock Of all k'nfs o.
GOodss wares Aaa Merchandise IS follows:
BLEAOBED AND USBLEACHED MUsLEEs
CALTooEs. BAEDKERCB EEFs
eTEGRA NJ. sRfEEs. Ho0SIERY,
EAYEs. IRTs 4 LINEN. TABLE CLOTHS.
JAc0EETss TREEDS. BsLAoEEL sKTREe
CAssT4EREs, LADIES HATS,
NAPET rs. TOEEaS,
AMERscsE aEn FhE sCH FLOWERS, HAIR
REEDS, RUs z, &c, &c
Allof which VIII seil withegt r@ssrvsto price, Rt
public AarEicn, eon neaeiag ca Thursdsy r~oFn-
fhg - o'eaos x. As "a gods SensiEn
rasnt, toe sale viii be cantinusd from day 70 6ay
until tbs entire stock 9 closed out.
J. gNHN,
leT lot Aaetionssr an Commission Merchant.
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make the pulse beat quicker With antici'
pated pleasure.
Tbs br2vest are the tsEdeFEst,
Tbs loving are shs daring

The citizen soldiers are IS true to thia
description as the red cross knight
marching awag, with clsng Of clarion
and aplendor Of banner, for Palestine
and the Holy Sepalchre. Every day home
returning regiments ell our streets,
going to the railway station, leaving the
city and their former comrades with re-
sounding shouts and haEzas.
They will make the best of citizsns--
the loyal aud understanding voters.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-12

PREsEsTATioE TO MRs. LIScoLs Last
week portion Of the clerks in the
Treasury Department, uniting with the
clerks IN the Qaartermasser-Gene Q
Bureau, presented Mrs Lincoln, with q
beannui cross of wax japonicas. neatly
encased 10 black walnut, as q tribute of
their love aud esteem for the lats Presi-
dent Lincoln, and as a parting gift 10
the bereaved widow of him who is 30
dear TO the heart of every true patriot,
with sn intimation that It's preservation
as memeato of the givers, whose sym
pathy will 20 with her into. her retire
ment, or its deposit on the fnaI resting
place Of the immortal martyr, would
give lasting lgrati6eatioa The commit
Tee Of presentation resolved the follow
ing note of acceptance.
ExECeTIvE M4xsfoS,
WAszxGTox, May %, 1855
Mr. DEAR SIR: am requested BY my
mother 20 acknowledge the receipt OF
tbs beautiful cross Of jsponicas and
your note accompanying. She desires
me TO express her thanks through you
to the gentlemen whom ron represent,
and to yourself especially, for the kind
and sympathetic terms With which she
cross is presented, and to assure yoa
that il will ever Dc cherished.
have the honor 10 be, vefy respect
fully, your obedient servant, 7s ssias
RoBERr 7. LrscoLy.
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GROCERIES.
MEDICAL.


nz~ foK MORE THAE TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS vEEETIAS HAIR DYK k4s stood
ths tsss Of trial. AMI Ia eSnstAasiy inerszaiax ia
pubI.e favor.
Tax yEA ETTAS HAIR DTE is the best aud
cheapest made. Its prizes fs cnly Tss, zad sseh
bottle eontAans aouble tbs aaaatity % Dye fn
those ususliy ssld hr 81.
THIS HAEE DYE IL maaafsctars1 ~ pscu-
liar process. whleh renders is rsnfssly a. tsrfor
60 any dye in the market Befng eo1 pisfs 10 01s
bottle, na preparation Il requires, which greatly
.3mpii5sa the zpphestfoa.
II USING THIS DYE you svsid t5&t rusty,
dad ApP@Aranes BY whieh dyed E&sE auG whiskgrs
20 esdiIy recognized. usssn al lassTior artl-
che has ses used il producsz perSsetly n.Sa-
RAJ cclor Of any shaae that is desired fgana Feh
brown 20 Istfy, lnssEoaA black, that viii not
smut. ercEh Or stAin tia elSthIng. Inysst TIC
and yau wiIl Be c0uvfnnsa- SolA - all Drug.
xt8ks Rnd Fancy GSodx Ds&fsEs.
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacture.
DEMAS BARNES CO., New YErz, Whole
sA's Ageut8. my2g
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Gbe 8aiIu SuaruaI.
PUBLISHED By
JAMES n. McEEKLY.
". M. THAYER.
JAO. III. MrEEELY.
THDKm THH RTRm or TIE
Evansville Journal Company.
Journal Buildings.
LOCUST STREET,
sErwKEE EIRsT AED WATER

A military friend stationed at Wash.
ington City clips from one Of the papers
there the following graphic article rela-
tive 10 the 'boys in blue" who, for some
weeks past, have been congregated in
and around the National Capital The
boys are evidently having q jolly time,
now that the "ernsl war is over and
are amusing themselves as best they
can. The collisions between the Army
Of the Potomac and Sherman's Veterans
are merely personal demonstrations
productive Of little harm, save a few
black eyes and bloody noses. Ws copy
the article in full. 1t ia entitled
CUE GUESTS, THE SOLDIERS.
Washington, Just at this time;S has
quite the appearance of garrison town.
Soldiers on the Avenue, soldiers on
Seventh street, soldiers thronglng the
Capitol Grounds aud Lafayette square,
crowding the Patent Office, and soldiers
roosting about generally and promiscu-
ously on fences and boxes, like so many
barn swallows or martens. They take
things easy, too. If they have not any
money they grumble little at their
Uncle and then subside into good natured
idleness. If they have money, they
| sometimes get little top-heayy-"the
effect of the hot sun, you know, cir, -
and the hard-tack whIeh is apt, like
Ioot4e.' oTs.asst 3 fly GO hs head Bat
Genera
Ew -
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NOTICE.
uninn Cirnnlt nnnrf-

H. &HseAAsg agaiasf HiqAIsAd Csal CompanS, ard
r X ynmss. 6e, a1disst George pavAe. &c.
DY VIRTUE 0F A DKCREE IN fHESk CON-
ID soIidAsed suits, win sell At public sale the
Court II case door MoFzaufisid, uniau eonnty.
Ksntncky. on Monday, the 9th asy of jane. 1866.
fbsing Ooualy Gourt day., credit of six,
tweive aud ejShtesn H0nths, the Gal Mines and
three town.iotss oa which the shaft i stnsted, 10
uniontewE, union c. unty, Ky ab8 The nat 6inR
privileges of ths Highiand Coal Company upder
all the iaBda iear@f by said coal eoEnpsuy aud
Tuesday, the sth dag vi June. 1855, At aIo Minsz
in Unioutswas, Will sell a. publsc sale, 3
credit ct six months, all tha personality teiong-
sng 70 said cal company. e0nsisting o. Boilers,
Kngin@s, PiSks, Muioss As &C. Purchasers 70
give bonds with approved security, haviag the
foFga and effect Of rsplsvfn bonds A lieu ~ili
also be retained TO secure ths purchase m0nsy.e
THOs. s. CHAPMAN, Cozl'r.
a. Louisville JourBal aud CfneInnAti CoIz
usfcIAl copy szd send biii- my ri
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MACKEREL.


THE additional arrival per ateamar Indiana
I our stick of Maekerei On had COR prise the
following sto as blow Which ws are 10 TO Of.
fer o. pufci ers at reduced prices on account el
leW IRE ght by water.
% Bbis No. q, 1854 Maci ersl.
lt0 Half bits NO. 2, 1854 Mackerai.
70 Quarter bsIs No z, 18sA MArkarai.
$50 kfts No, Z, 1854 Mac srel.
% bbls No. y, 1854, large Mmckerel.
rs Half bh.a. No. 3, ias4 large MackeEml.
$50 KITS No. 4. 1854 MAcksr l.
90 Half bills. Ne, 1, 1864 MackaFal
800 Boxes No. 1 Herring.
5000 Il .. large God Fish.
60 Hall tbls. White Fish.
For sale by T. ID. HKIMANN,
60 A 62 Main Street.
may 10 july 'es
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

--~-------------------
VyHE WE'LL Knows FATOnTTE CLYDE
A. sana tFon ssrs@ sisNElshlys of tEs ASCa0h
HLBEKETAt CALEDONIA,
BRITANNIA. gHITEJ hIHaJJtfs
hrs intsndss 70 safi fortEighlIy tsla,sn hs~
York ana Gia3xow.
These steamers Wers nsit especially EF fha
AtG3ztte trade. are dtYl1ad frta WsssF sd afr-
sIghs eomp&rfmsatm, sad are ettsd uy IN srsry
ns@p~cE 70 iEsurs ths at - eoMfort = q csngs-
uisnos a passsDgsrs. 40 sx erisnes6 azfee0n
v.ppsfiy eooksa s1d ssfss1 10 Eniinlis1 "a. IT,
lea.
EATEs on PASSAGE
To and from Liverpool Giasgs7, pr1lfr, Eel.
ast, Loe1oodeEry, &c.s
Cahfss. essAue as Ir.saTns.a8sss szs; ssssr-
age, &z5, payable ~ god or Ire ecu Esisa&.
Thoes Eko wIsh 10 send for their frisn1s ca boy
tgeksfs a. fbsse rates from tie Agents.
FRAECIs MACDONALD a CO..
Eap@T 80 ps~ffr~ G~aa- New vesN
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HARVEST TOOLS.


Halls Brown AZ Co.'S snaths and
Cradles.
HALL, Brown & Co.'S Hay q Manure
Forks.
Bioed'a Grass, Grain. Hriar and
Lawn HcytheS.
Waidron's Grass ds Grain scythea.
seyfhs and Grind Stones
Nay Rakea and Hay Knives.
6rass and Knamelled Kettles.
Apple Parers.
FOF sale af tine Lowest CASH
Prices, mf
JACOB gTRAUB & SONS,
"a Main street,
Jsa below this waahingiou Hotsil
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


SURVEYORS OFFICE.
s- EVANSVILLE, Iap., msTh. 1s6B.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
- AZ this Office nsti Thursday. the STA day o,
June next, for Boarding. Nursing and Medical
atiendanes tinclzding mesiicinsl q AaFine Has-
pital Paitants ~ this Post. frun the frat dag 81
July. 1856, 70 the 20 day June 1865.
Bidders viii plcase state the price PEI week for
each patient.
Into o written csafrAcf, wffh sufficient a@curifF
for It's psrforn&noe= A. L EoBENe0N.
Gge-im Surveyor pf Custnms
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-12

Maj. Gen. Coma'g.
To Geo. w. johnson, Judge Louisville
City Court
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DRY GOODS.


spisnaia assortment % the Istssf styiss o
Dsy 0oosis may be- t0nnd At our afor~ On Main
ntrast. Great care haa taen exereinud ia fl,a pnr
chase q these Goods. nn8 Wa fnei conhaant Ne can
ssil them a. cheap a the CHEAPEST
@ig examination q oar stock and afsrra "a al
~ aak. fm1.iya UonhK a nENnEtss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-15
4 O'CLOCK r. II.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIKs.
Washington, juno Is, 1865.
MUrINY AMONG COLORED TROOPS.
They Refuse to 60 to Texas.

A mutinous spirit has been manifest among
several Of the brigades Of the 18th corps, at
City Point, since the inauguration of the Texan
expedition, and there has been an outbreak or
two, but as the cases were individual, and
there being no evidence Of preconcerted action,
The first batch OF cavalry, four companies
Of the list colored cavalry, were disembarked
at City Point Monday, on the propeller VIII
mon Whildin, Of Philadelphia, and brought to
Hampton Roads and transferred to the steamer
Meteor. On making fast to the Meteor, some
of the soldiers refused to 60 on board OF her.
ring three companies to the larger ship. The
fourth company refused to obey orders, and
unslung their carbines, capped them, and those
that had no ammunition in their cartridge
boxes drew their sabres. Those on the Meteor
now became riotous. The officers threw Off
the mooring which held them to the Meteor,
and with the worst company remaining on the
Whildin, steamed for the wharf
Col. Roberts, upon being notified of the state
of affairs, Immediately sent MAJOR Van Schell-
ing with companies O and d of the Sd Penn
Major went on board the Whildin and steamed
out towards the Meteor, but on Approaching
that vessel the mutineers on the former boat
leveled their pieces and threatened to fire If
/ those on the Meteor were interfered with. The
Major ordered the Whildin back to the wharf,
landed q portion OF his men and formed them
across the wharf with muskets loaded and
bayonets fixed. The mutineers were then
taken from the boat by twos and threes. made
to lay their arms down, and then marched in
rear of the fort and placed under guard. The
Whildin continued her trips between the wharf
and the Meteor till all the m tinous soldiers
had been landed and deprived of their arms.
Then they were taken back to the large ship
without their arms or equipments.
At nine o'clock the propeller Delaware came
down from City Point with four more com.
panies These men were fully armed and
equipped. ALI remained quiet till near noon,
when these were taken off, marched up the
beach in front Of regiment OF white troops
with muskets loaded, and under the guns of
the fort all disarmed.
At night, the scene Is described by the officers
on board the Meteor to have been the height of
mutiny, the soldiers threatening to shoot their
officers II they were taken any further South.
An armed party ranged themselves about the
windIass and swore to shoot the men who
would attempt to weigh the anchor. The
more daring among them advocated the i'm.
prisonment of their officers, and taking charge
of the ship themselves. These men were all
perfectly sober, and allege no reason for their
sudden mutiny but that they do not want to go
to Texas.
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LOCAL NEWS.

R1eTous PROCEEDINGS - Restaurants, dc i,
SACKED Yesterday morning, while the caval-
fracas on Maryiand avenue were awaiting
transportation, number Of them started on
raid, doing much mischief. The weiss beer
and streets was attacked. the pilIagers help.
ing themselves to liquor, dc as also they did
at the grocery and liquor store Of McCarty
7th, between ID and f streets, from whom thew
took about $500 worth OF clothing. They then
visited the cigar store on eth, near street,
,hsU not 7tn street restaurant near by where
Deatlee's restaurant on 18th street, near f.
MIR. Deatlee was warned of the approach of
the raiders aid closed his doors, but they
Knocked the door in and com pletely cleared
out his stock, taking even what money they
found in the house
The places named are those where the most
damage was done, ana some of the parties lost
quite heavily in goods and liquors. The total
amount carried of or destroyed will reach
perhaps have been more extensive had it not
been for the fracas between the soldiers oc.
curing, which caused them to cease raiding
ar d TO rally at the scene of conflict. .
The stores and restaurants in the Seventh
w ard were hastily closed on the appearance
OF these rowing gangs OF disorderly soldiers,
but In many instances this was Intellectual, as
the soldiers broke In the doors. Private houses
were also visited by the raiders, and they com.
mttted many disorderly acts. causing general
terror in that part OF the city.
Qle0IOor
might be avoided II troops arriving here en-
route to their homes were detained on the vir.
ginia side OF the river until transportation is
Iu!ly ready Tor them. Much OF the trouble
arises from the officers ON arriving here eoine
on about their own pleasure, leaving their
men to DO as they please
POLICE RPORTS.--Seeond Precinct-RacAel
Griffin and Robert Posey, disorderly;T Ryan,
iast riding; Hannah o Lacy, peddHng un .
Licensed; SIS VIM Lee disofderly; DAME
Orian, peddiing unlicensed; VIM Pope, fast
driving; $40. H. Ssmon, keeping open Sunday
$l05s George b. Washington, do {; 81 d.
smith, keeping gambling house; $50 Patrick
MuIphy. selling liqnor Sunday; $50 John
Kelly, drunk and dtsorderly: military. ID.
Mcknight, having stolen horse In his posses.
sion; and VIM Emerson, fast driving, dis.
missed VIM Schafer, drunk ana dfsorderiy;
Inomas Fuller and James 4Devlin, do mill
sary j ames Harden, selling liquor 70 soldiers;
~. no = IF.yo III = ,AdLrG AZ AE8A5
Third Prectret- 20. Dyer and Bartlett Lips-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-15
FROM RED RIVER.

The Surrender Of the Rebel Naval Forces.
The Navy Department has received from
Commander w. E. Fitzhugh q report con-
corning the surrender Of the rebel nsvai iorces
In the Red River. Commander fltAnugn' IN
his dispatch, (Which is dated ON ooalo 'ne
Ouichita, off Aiexandria, La June aI says
that he started M the Red River on the 2s n OF
NAV, with the steamers Benton, Ouichita, ort
Hindman and tug Fern, In company win
Ma;or General Heron and his steamer Ida
NAV. in advance of the troops. He met no
resistance whatever, all whom he met seeming
we'll disposed. On the morning OF June 3, the
souadron met Lieut.. Commander j. H. Garter,
commanding rebel naval forces trans. Missts-
sippi squadron, and received from him the
iron clad Missouri and the paroles OF himself,
officers and men. Lieut. Commander Garter
Informed Commander Fitzhugh that the Mis-
souri, is the only naval vessel on the Red River
or its tributaries
The Champion, one of the pump boats cap
tured in the late expedition was turned over TO
the army. The Missouri has been brought be.
low the falls, and Is to be refitted at the mou
of the river The Missouri is reported to be q
yery formidable vessel, and is heavily plated
with railroad iron, and she resembles the rebel
ram Tennessee Her battery consists of one
1l-inch gun, one 9-inch gun, and one heavy
81 FOUNDER She has been built of green tim
Der, caulked with cotton and leaks badly
Commander Fitzhugh has gone up to Shreve-
port to receive such property as may belong 70
the Navy.
The number of rebel naval prisoners paroled
by Commander Fitzhugh at Alexandria was
"a officers, including Lieut.. Commander ]. H
Carter and rs men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-15

CANAL.-Navigation after few days Of sus.
pense has been reopened, and the first boats
of the delayed fleet arrived yesterday after
and eight boats with coal consigned as follows
The Central Co., 227-9 tons; Carlisle &c Redy,
11O-7 tons; New Hope Co., 337-17 tons; Ameri-
can Co, 2os-7 tons. Departed four boats light
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT.-Flour.-D
mand lively. Holders firm at 81 rs for Supers:
and 1925 to rs for Extras. Stock light aud no
arrivals reported to-day. Wheat.-None re.
celved to-day: Good Red is quoted at LOO to
So Stock light.
PORT OF GRoRGKTowN.-Cleared- H.
MARVEL, Hastings, st. Mary's; Elderach, ms.
ley, do; NJ. Ann, Murphy, Vienna; Merchant,
Beitzle, Janzier; NJ. b: Ma.honey, Coffin, Bos.
ton; Ella, LAMBERT Boston; Exit, Howeth,
Vienna.
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~ Mr.. David L. Yulee, formerly United
States Senator from Florida, has been arrest
ed BY Government officers for his connection
with the rebellion.
this city, formerly of the Post Once Depart
ment, has received the appoi ntment of q third
class clerkship in the Contract Office in same
Department
sioner Of Internal Revenue has decided that in
estimaung the profits derived from the bust
nees "a printing 10 be returned as income, the
Cos. oI wn.@ paper may properly be deducted
The catafaiqes and car, used In the fun.
eraI pIocessoon oi resident Lincoln in New
the Union Home School, to S S presented to
eft OF the orphan children OF soldiers
~ Blackburn, the alleged yellow tov.r
Plofter and Cleary the ex-ageAt Of Iasa
Thompson, will be tried at the ensui,1 ahe
sizes In Toronto for breach OF the neasts.' us
laws. Bennett b. Young, the leader OF tn. ~
Adams raiders, Is under bail to ans wer, at tSs
assizes In Toronto, TO similar charge.
~The sale of the sketches of the late John
Iech has realized about $4,000 for his family,
and the Queen has added modest pension.
~On Saturday and Sunday 700 rebel pris-
oneTs were released from Fort Delaware and
sent home. r, r u.
~ 3s9,sse bales Of cotton are af1oat on their
way TO England from India aud China, or a bout
$4,000 bales more than at the corresponding
period Of 1864
III The Custom House receipts at San Fran.
cisco since January amount 70 81 500 200 in
gold.
W Philadelphia has been represented In
the army by seventeen general oficers-Mai
Ssns Mead, Smith, HUMPHREYS, Cadwaiader,
Birney And Soliy, and Brig. Gems. Crawford,
Neni, Tnghman. Bohlen, Wistar, Tyndale,
martain, Gregory, Sickel. Gwyn and wen
IL The rebel Major General Jones, in
the charge that he ordered his men no; To take
e0loged prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-15

II John Mitchell, the Rebel editor of the
Ne.w York News, was arrested yes erday and
semitic Fort Lafayette. The News Of yester-
day contains q letter from Mitchell, in which
he iustifies the Rebellion and his support OF 1t.
The letter concludes with the following bit Of
impertinence: ~ say that i asked leave OF
nobody to come to this city and to write i'll the
be here, and going at large, by virtue OF the
samnesty' that some papers have mentioned
Neither have asked any pardon and trust
fhe President will not press pardon upon
me until shall have been convicted of some
thing. should be obliged, with thanks for
his politeness, to decline 1t. He Is very kind;
but do not use the article"