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New YORK, December 27.-The Herald's
Washington special says the Gillian Minis
ter has received information of the protest
Of his government against the recent Span
ish decision TO treat as pirates all persons
on board Gillian privateers, who are not ma
tives of that country. If the decision is
carried into effect the setefest tethliatOry
measures would be resorted to by the Gillian
authorities,
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The Columbian Minister.
Mattrrn in

The Worlds special says the recently au
credited minister of the Columbian govern
ment of the o. s. will be presented to the
President by the Secretary Of State to-day.
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D%ISORDERED STATE
Or BOWRLsI

OF raE
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The Herald's special says Mr.. shenck,
Chairman of the House Military COMMITTEES
left for Ohio las night to be present at the
opening of the Legislature o press his claim
for Z. S. Senatorship. ..r,-.
, 1865-06-15
ArftAt of C3nr d1nn Forger Mt Dea
tro.S-G2U, 600 Confesaed.
fFrrm the Detroit Tribune. 12th.1

On Saturday Mr.. VIM. Richardson, cashier
Of branch Of the Bank Of Montreal, at
Stanford, G. w., arrived In this city and gave
iuiol niat tion at tue Police headquarters, that
forGe,ies 10 the amount Of about $40, 600 had
bctu committed upon that Institution By one
.Jrln F,ehlt!gh, OF The town of Mitchell, near
the former place, whom be hnd reason to be-
licve was In this city. A description OF the
fcr.er was given and inslde Of Fl hours tho
accused was iu Gus. udy, and was this morning
taken before the United States authorities,
wte he confessed his crime, and oG:rad to
rcste1e the money due the bank.
full merchant III Mitchell, and up to tac time
Of his mysterious flight, WIS Reeve Of the
town. Since 1861 hc has been In the habit Of
forging drafts, checks. etc, On the before
1nentiontd bank for sums ranging In amount
from 5000 to $500, and s. 900. He forged
the paper and when 1t became due he paid the
being euccess{ul. he went into the business
more largely, aud about three weeks sincs
mr sterieusly disappeared from his naive
Town, leaving forged papers-thcn discovered
for the fist tinte-to the amount Of s., 600,
unpaid. These latter amounted to nearly
one hundred drafts and checks. It Is sup
posed that he became dlss!p1tcd aud caye-
that It was impossible for him to pay his In
debteduess, and as q means of surpassed &C.
clusicn, be sought safety In light. Thcrc
ne other charges besides forgery, which
should he be given up for tflsl, will be
brought against him. We arc informed that
be recently so3d large quantity Of wheat TO
merchant IN Montreal, which the lattcr
purchased, upon being informed that the
grain was properly stored. subsequently the
stcrtlcuse IL which the wheat was alleged TO
have been stored, was burned, and the
owner, upon claiming his insurance, was re-
fused payment, because it was proven that
the grim was never PLACED there. ThIs
leads to the suspicion that Fishlcish mada .
fraudulent sale nnd then fred the storehouse
10 cover mp his rascality. He appears peni-
tent and is quite willing to maize proper
restitution II allowed his liberty in Cauada.
Having obtained counsel, however, he may
stand IN examination here, but from pres
ent appearances he-.Will be surrendered foE
trial
, 1865-06-15
inequalities Of the BIusterIux.out Reg
DlatlQnR.

Under the present mastering out regula-
tons Of the War Department, the last re-
c1uits to enter the service become in fact the
first 10 leave 1t, With all their boulties and s
years. pay in hand. It Is very lucky ar
rangcment for them, hut Is becoming preg-
pant cause Of funhappiness with those old SOL
diers whose time just oyerlaps the LIST Of Oc-
tober. Thus, an Iowa soldier writes to the
Cedar Falls Gazette: a.
We enlisted md organized our companies.
varying In date from the 11th to the Goth of
August, 1862. The then Colonel Of the regi-
ment received his commission on the 10th Of
September, but did not appear for muster un-
til about the 10th Of October. Now, after
having fought our way fom Arkansag Post
to Brn,onsville, aud marched from Uelena,
Arkansas. to Tue sea at Savannah; and from
there to Washington, we are told that be-
cause our Colonel delayed our muster nearly
mcnth, we must stay in the service unti1
October 13ch, 1865, IS 1t WIS no fault Of the
government.
We have some members Of our regiment
who arc TO be Immediately mustered out,
the LIST Of October, 1505-havlng enlisted. or
were DATED. for one year. Let Us sea the
justice Of this matter, aud take one Of our
own company as sample: He ens15ted
sometime IN September. 1871 has been With
the regiment and carried musket ffty-eight
days Lae never ecen an armed rebel, and yet
he pockets $3.50 bounty from the county,
which the old members who pay taxes there
help to pay gets also, as understand, 500
from the town, tl0o bounty from the Govern
ment, and tomorrow, soeetyes sl28 pay prop
or, bceide clothiog fox eight mouths service,
making in the aggregate, In cash, SITS for
his Eetvice. Now tho other slde Of the aucs-
tton We gct in bonnttcs from the town Of
Cednr Falls, S15; fom the county I'll Say $50
than hair never were paid, and believe only
those who had families were entitled to even
that !; aid KNOW OF some who mover could
get any part Of it for their families-s100
from The Government, and for eighteen and
S.a0.50; thirteen months at $40 per month,
SOS. Aggregate, sG13.5o for thirty-ons
months service and twsnty nine battles, aud
hare yet to scrye four and one-half months.
, 1865-06-15

never suspecting, as there Is reason to be.
lieye, the hurgtarlous Gauss Of his gradual
but stendy ruin. So cautious we're these des-
pesateand experienced robbers to cavar up
their tracks, that when the " wedding" WAS
supposed to have been elumsi}y effected, they
Old not hesltute to follow up the crime Of
robbery by that Of arson, 80 %, at once, to
put an end to ali traces Of their off.nses.
1he almost alarming part OF the masseris
perhaps, the glimpse We get OF the true dis.
honesty which may ltrk below the surface Of
1espectabillty among our daily associetes.
The tale Of the lady married to the gentle
manly thfef, who supposed that her husband
hsd come office about the House Of Commons
Which kept him out lAte at nights, Is hardly
quite q fable. Bere We see tradesmen Of ap-
parent respectabsltty, travelling IN becom-
Ing manner. putting up st first class hotels,
accompanied By "Iadies," and yet all the
time really making their living by nocturnal
deptedations. Worst Of all there is grave
rcasr u for suspicion against an Alderman,
and Chief of Police, as having had an un-
derst8nding with the Gang.
, 1865-06-15

WASHINGTON, June 1Q.-To-day, between
one hundred and Fifty ana two hundred eol-
dIers msle series Of assaults on many un-
offending persons Of ths Seventh ward. They
v5sited the dlsrcputab!e houses and the tip
plng-sh occupied by both coloral aud
white PERSONS, lndiscrlmlnate1y attacking
the inmates, driving them away, breaking up
their furniture, belpug thense4Ves to uqors
elibles, and committing various other out
rages. The rioters showed particular AMI
mostly against color,d petspns, who wsro
severely beaten and robbed. The negroes
ralIild fer resistance and to protect them
srlves, wnen a hcht occurred. the soldiers
us;ns reyolvers, as did ulso thu # antagonists
Among the casusltIes, Dr.. Wm. Boyd, who
went Gnt with revolver in hand to restore
quiet, WAS struck in the lace With brick
thrown BY soltier. His checks were split
oIfn his iaWbenes tenfbly fractured. and
the eight Of one eye destroyed. Some others
of thc soldiers then mado arush for him, aud
one Of them was in the act Of cleaying his
head open with m ar, WHEN. number OF
women succeeded In pcrsuad1ng the soldiers
to Eparehis life. Tonight, q strong military
force has been sent to the locality, and the
police are also out In full numbers, to qus1i
another anticipated outbreak md threaten
ed ac1s Of Overwhelmingly. ? World.
, 1865-06-15

Mr.. Guinnesa;tho great brewer Of Dublin
stout, has been .knighted, and his beer bot
ties will henceforth bear the title Of Sir Ben
jamiu. Henry Russell, who used to give such
plainttse effect to .'Woodman Spare that
Tree" is also to bs highted; and there IL
talk Of Tuppez and Tennyson.
There 1as fashionable wedding In St.
Johns church to. day, ut which the youngest
daughter Of Prof. Calvin E. md Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe Was married to q wealthy young
gentleman Of another city, Bishop Clark, OF
Rhode Island, officiating. The number Of in-
vited' guests, IN full dress, was large, aud tha
crowd Of spectators 60 g:eat that two or three
white. gloved policemen where employed to
attend tho door md the Carriages. Hort ford
MIR. d. H. Hongbton, formerly OF tlis
office, hss received the appolu tment Of Var
den Of the Marine Hospital IN this city. It Is
snug appointment and gives general f. aatis1ae-
Esq, who has held The office for the last
eight years. and discharged its duties to the
s3tlsfaetion Of 81, voluntarily resigned It in
gon the lst of July.-Galtnd Gazette 9M.
, 1865-06-15

From the New YORK Evening Post, 1*.h.1
Frederic Theodor ScYde1 has been arrested,
ard will In day or two be arranged for ex1m.
inati' n on charge Of forgery made by John
W. Schmidt, Consul General Of Hanover. The
facts which appear by the pspers ure Of unu-
which Seydel, who WAS In the United 8t1tes
army, was delivered up on warrant Of extra-
dittnn obtained by the Consul General, are OF
much interest.
scydel was the foreman Of an iron foundry
In Chemnity, Saxony, and Ia charged with
forging thc mama Of hts employer, Edward
KcrtzscbcE, to . bill OF exchange purpottlng
him, bnt parable In Leips1c to Theodor Sey-
del. This bill Of exchange which was for $50
tha1crs, was sold to Knauth {; Nieli.z, of
L.ipsIc; and scydel fled with this
money, and with other funds he had
obtained, to this country, leaving q
wife md four children. In this city he
went into the cigar bneincss, gained money,
kept expensive company, and afterwards es-
t.blished himself Us bounty broker. In this
bualncsa he was unsuccessful, and decided
finally to enter the ranks. BE did this, he
admits, partly from tcas that he would be
causAt. The German cxtradit{on cases that
had occurred cenylpced him that there was
danger Of his OWL arrest and return to Han
over; and he thought that eren If be should
be discovered, hla enlistment In the army
would protect him. So he went to Massa-
clnsetts In. October LAST, and becoming sub
stitute, was assigned to the FL regiment OF
that Slate. In FebruarJ be, WIS sent to Harris
Island, in Long Island sound.- 1t WIS subse-
Quent,y discovered, by ueaus Of letters be
wrote to this city, that he had enlisted under
the name Of William Sander. When his regi-
ment was at Raleigh, N. c., with Gen. sher-
man, he joined it.
In the interval seydel was claimed by tho
Consul-General, on papers that had reached
this city from the Hauoye1Iau Government,
and the Pees!den. elgued warrant Of arrest
in the usual form.
, 1865-06-15
To Rheumatic Sufferers,

II. H-Thoss suffering with that painful diBe4se
Raennassu Will bo plea4sd % learn thas Safe sud
IptAible (ure has ~ last been discovered Da.
Marks SYFHILlTiC CCIiE AND PILLS are coasts-
tuttpusl ren1eties Taef remove tta cause, and the
Cure Ia certain and pe1mAneot. TheJ 8pead1ly euro
he Eo1.s OF heuca and tho only ned
icinc that Will In support Of what Wo taFa said, Ht
, 1865-06-15
The Monuments at Bull Run


a very interesting event took place to-day
on this very historic ground, nothing less
than the consecratiou Of two monurnents to
commemorate the great struggles which took
place here and tho memory Of the patriots
who fell. Ono Of the monuments Is situated
on the field Of the first battle Of Bull Kun, on
that portion Of the ground where Helntzle-
field where the second battle Of Bull Run WIS
fought, or as 1t is generally called, the battle
Of GroTestun, August 81, 1867. This n onu-
ment is erected On that part Of the field where
the FI1st Diyiaion Of the Fifth Corps fought
on that day near the railroad cut. These
monuments arc plain; simple structures Of
latter twenty-one feet high, and have been
erected entirely Within the past week by de-
tachmcnt8 Of troops from the first separate
brigade of tie TTcnty-second Army Corps,
Breyet Brig. Gen. Gamble commanding, sta.
toned ut Fairfax Court House. The work
has been under the sole supervision OF Lieut..
McCallom, Of the 10th Massachusetts, Dat
terry.
ihe de5icatoIy services were Of a simple
but impressive character. Rev. Dr.. McMur-
rny, of Kentucky, read portion Of the Epis-
copal service appropriate TO the occasion, and
two lymns, one for each monument, were
sung, having been written expressly for the
occasion By John PierDont. Brief addresses
were made by Judge Olen and Gems. Wilcox
and Heintz1emaI.
4 1arge party of Invited guests we're pies
ent Hom the city, among whom were Major
Gems. Heintzelman and Wilcox, the former
having been wounded and the latter cap
tuIed at the first battle on ,hts ground. Also,
Brig. -Geus. MeIgs and Benham, Brig. .-Gen.
Hal1. Prof. Henry, Commissl o1ee Barrett md
Others. The 1attncss of the hour will pre-
vent further particulars Of this interesting
occasion tonight.
, 1865-06-15

We notice that an agent Of some society or
other Is In England, begging aid. for the
freedmen Of Ibis country. We ara sotry to
their sympathy with MS and with the eman-
eipated negroes, Voluntarily, like Prot Lit
bou1aye and bis wife and other distinguished
Flenchmen, sepd contributions of clothing
or money to the blacks, that Is all verf we'll.
We hare no donbt that good use will bs made
Of oil they csn send. But We protest ayaipst
this sending men pbroad to beg for help to
Americans. We have not sent abroad for f.
naLci&l help to get through the war. We
h1vc raised the needed money Ourselves,
Pay do not tell us We axe row reduced to
the necessity or sending to England for old
clothes or new. at any rate let the geneIos-
ity OF the north be more fairly tested before
such mems are resorted 70. That generosity
has poured millions on millions into the
treasuries Of the Sanitary md Christian
Commissions, which will now cease to make,
30 heayy demands. It has never get failed to
supply any want which was shown to hnre q
claim upon 1t. This want, though real. Is
Temporary. Our nation is abnudnntly able
to meet 1t. We are confident that 1t does not
wish TO have an5 part OK Its loyal population,
who By the e1igcnc:ts Of war are brought to
temporary distress, dependent on English
charity. Some Of the English nobleneu
haze from time to time shipped their pauper
tenants to this country. But re arc not set
brought to such straits rs to beg Great
Britain to care fur ouF poor. TIL We are. let
our agents stay at home.
, 1865-06-15
ASTROLOCY.

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succoe1s when III other have iatled-
Ayr WHO Ar7u IN ,rrsn~-
sr 1hn - 10 hen ,ot...n1s. ~ - 49, -. -
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lave peeo sedpctd n }alss rfpr,ses snu decst iii
Who have been DECEIVED IND ned witA III 70 70 him
hf a0ytCe hpu TO ret tsttx{hction Ee msSIs yppf
unisfprtupe4 pass Rwey; he uxkce the 4lAnder xEd
eEyy e your enem's ~! hss11les nd he xcstsins
portr End rrp!t All WHO az in uo1bt of tho s:1cc-
tors Of tho+e they love ctpsut hitu 10 rcieyc nud
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oppotlte ~. ue g9'a8 the slnxle ~ wtMta3 9@na @
hafp1 anS saA9eS liz tnAzIso =. n.ppy ~
Nd s4o aoEEs VI pSsa eoHClEsa 70 l1o1nefAole IL
stances, and sae fd2rH mas s1"aSs been
enaa6v AMI KFunxv m,rrs.r.
SPECIFY H+*0 ~AHPFJ ;" "oA-A"S0s.
, 1865-06-15
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nIs,sn,e ~ inTorm the nnhfr thsi ,hev hotc a.
rrnrnl bni1jinst ei7TiI,t inn.sad ~, ~ Int-iSx
fset The hnnssis III 1h,icr wajt milf snI snsehtI
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as1 ean4Sa o aa!!dn Ge
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rnmniisbeS n H. "oi7Tsa ~ tha nreaent 1esr
it,s sa1nest1y HOPED fhat 'tha mortga9n vii ho
Nil be resdy for occuoatton. Tho contrihutors'
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LIVED: }st.asa eiEi.s, *Inl1 nn1r + Fs-xafi
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, 1865-06-15
4 s,Forty 1hIevea,' Gang at Hamll.
1oDs G. W.
from the Montreal Herald

The discoveries which have recently been
made Mt Hamilton Of the existence Of an
organized gang o! thieves, is cne which may
we'll excite alike surprise and apprehension.
These ecorudrels appear to hare systema-
tizcd their depsedations and their methods of
carrying them en- with degree Of business
Ike care and energy which might almost be
cnv.ed by hpnester men. Their robberies
were rot tie occasional crimes Of men
pressed by circumstances, nor the Isolated
yillaniss OF Individual maleiactors exercising
. d,prayed ingenuity, and shrinking from
permitting unT hint OF their deeds from being
Communicated to others There were regular
departments of the trade. To one set was
copHdel the duty Of what We may call pro-
duction to another that Of distribution.
There were persons, too. practising some
thing like the Office Of brokers' and fntroduc-
ing The buyers to the sellers. This iniquitous
commerce, besides, seems to have baen con-
s.dered as tue Of thosc branches Of industry to,
which the Apostles c1horta&ion to diligence
us part Of godlfness. was not fnapsplicab'e.
They adopted the process technically cailed
" wedding" which consists In fartive, but
indicious selection from stock Of goods of
the most valuable articles. It was cut and
come again and In one or perhaps more
cases. they cut so deeply and came 30 often,
that The man whom they visited was left
bankrupt as the result Of their operatlons,
, 1865-06-15
TELEGRAPH


NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE Htrdlfs Cha7lss-
ton correspondence says c1-Goy. Aiken ar
rived there on his rrtutn from Washington,
fiom the citizens on lsndsng at the wharf. he
Is on parole with orders to report once 4
month to the Commandant OF the Post. Tho
Governor was very lavotably Impressed with
President johnson, and spea5s IN high terms
Of him.
Tic people are much engaged In discussing
the question Of who Is to be their Provisional
Governor
The business prospects OF Charleston vera
improving. ..,
4 number Of South Carolina coast planters
having TAKEN the oath Of allegiance, aud be-
ing willing to mike contracts for 1aoor With
their former slaves, had gone to Hilton Head
10 confer with Gen. Gilmore and endcavor to
recover their Plantations.
, 1865-06-15

The Amcs company At Chtcopee, has just
lnished six bronze eagles, ordered by Gen.
Johu G.bbon, counandiu. the 2itd Army
Corps for gallant conduct In the assault on
Fort Gregg, Petersburg, april 2, 1865: The
honored regiments are the S9th ulEnois, the
10th Connecticut. the 69th New York, the
Tooth New York, the 158th New York aud the
12th West Virginia. The design and c1ecu-
to8 t, Of thee weres Of Of at snfpass Il artists
tempted IN this country. Tho eagles stand
on globe, with spread psnions. holding In
one talon qutver ct arsows. in the other aa
olive branch. They are about six Inches tn
te'ebt, aud are scme nire Inches from tip to
tip Of their winge. They arc designed to sur
mount the standards Of the regiments, and
each eagle btars the name Of the regiment to
which II to bcpressnted.- Springfield .Nass)
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