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The Portland daily press., 1865-12-09
For Sale and to Let.
Valuable Hotel Property
FOR SALE!
THAT SPLENDID UNFINISHED


t.kS;,N MI A BLE ITO Ell,
LIsS8, ON Middle, willow and silver sss.,
in the City OF Portland Maine, belonging in part to
the Estate If Hon JOHN NJ WOOD, and in part tc
the undersigned is offered for sale and can be Dur
chaseu at GREAT BARGAIN. 1r-DAG8Ctl
IL occupies about nineteen thousand square feet O.
land with an aggregate frontage of i've hundred and
seyenty-tive feet. II is Fioe Stories High and con.
tains about tsoo hundred and fifteen apartments 10,
the most approved modern conveniences for FIRST
CLASS HOTEL. rErg -FF-
1t was designed by WIN. WAsHBURN, Esq, Archi-
tect, of Boston.
Its arrangements for Hotel purposes pronounc1
ed by judges lie fully equal to tnose y
any Hotel In the country Its constructor - 80
Thorough in all respects; the basement. a, ,,nrs
stores BENG quite 1ire- roof, anu Ill o'NoA pA
nearly SO. ooo -..,.......
Its original estimated cost was S1 ooo eAeiqsve
OF the land; OF this sum about, 49, 81 o
expended to bring it to it's presenC o progress,
and it is believed that notwithstanding the present
enhanced prices it can be completed Tor occupancy
fnr G7S mn according to the original plans.
For nrce terms Of sale and other particulars, en-
quire Of 4 tt)T) E JOS. 1LsLEY.
November H. 1S65.-dtf
For Sale.
TTOUSE and Land ON the corner OF Bracket and
Ii Spring streets. Lot about 30 feet on Bracket
by 100 feet on Spring Street.
Two storied house containing nine rooms with good
out-buildings. Enquire of
JAMES E. FERNALD,
81 Middle Street
Dec 4-tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-09
Farm and Stool, for yaIn,7

in Gray, one mile and haiffrom te cons r.
contains ABOUT , % as aSs OF divided age
Ralf bouse. well finished and in g u story ana
er with barn and other usual ouf-buldings' Tsere
is mill privilege on the farm, with good sunnIv Of
water. =
He viii also sell yoke of oxen, two cows. two
no ses and ether stock. Terms liberal. Enanirc on
the premises. GEO. DOLLY,
Gray, Sept. Is, 1S63-eol&w3m
, 1865-06-18
Has GEN. Lee Been 1ud1cted7
FFrnm the Richman1 Rcpub1fc 13tb.1

It has been for some time reported that
l6en. Lee would he Indicted By the G and Ju.
:ey Of the United States District Court held
a. Norfolk. Several prominent citizens Of
Richmond. summoned before that Court ns
witnesses, have been permitted to return
houae atter testifSing osio'e the Grand Jury,
by whom no Questions we're asked them relas
tive to Gen. Lee. It is, however, PROBABLE
the Grand Jury had got such information ~
they derIrri frt.m other witnesses, ~ We un.
tctstand Maj. Walter Taylor, Gen. Lees Ad.
iuiant General, had been previously cxausn-
ed ly them.
he Grand jury were discharged last
Thursday, having found, ~ We learn, true
I'LL. IN FORTY indictments against various In
d,rit1uale, mostly for treason, 1t Is presumed,
from the nature of the intersogstotaes put TO
The witnesses. The Norfolk papers do not
publish the indictments or give any otter
}acts concerning the Court except that the
Grand Ju,y had been discharged. Judge ur-
ieswoo1 is now In this city, snd We presrlme
from that fact that his Cor1t has adjourned,
at least temporarily.
, 1865-06-18

ts..r,.1 1N.,,trh ~ ~. rt,.... r,t.,.,
tspeeaa' ONpAtea 10 me chicago inbnneI
SraIxoYfxEp, Inns II.
An adjourned meeticg OF the ne b. "a of tho Bar
IN attendance uno,, III. II q r1rr,t, 49, n,.,-...
r.-... 49, - s....s. ."'e .Ae 11u.t .
cou1sf no" N eeselon IN tnls CITY, ~as held this
r1rEniuR at . o'clock In the Court Room, Judge
Davis presd!ue, to receive the revolutions reia.
strr IN The ~. III ~ f,r,.,d.rt r.,,,,.
~ C1s..rs.. ~ !. -. .N, asv4a.
tAc e"ote oeAoE esHeu ~ osucs. suafe S'cPoeo
l. Logan Il Springfield, presented the following
preamble ana rrtolntton.. and requested ths, 4.
\ tr1hnte IN tha ,n.ro-v ~ ~. h,,,,,r.a a..a
,h.v ~ .r1..s .,.as - y. 49, ~ esse
, 1865-06-18
Chicago Qrlbn1tee


,rw.,b;nvtnn d1snstch savs that fnceu-
+~o,..,h1. .v3d.nc. r.. hesn aisrnvercd.
vhych direct1v ,nn1,c.te. LEFT D,y,, In the
n-.1t,ss 1,r.ct,rcd ,,~>ou IJn,or nris,utss.
When the matter Il fu1lv exoo.ed, 1t will
show a record against DaTis which viii
.ssn1n5 N. r,x3,,,sa ~c,,d.
An extTa sess,on Of the Virginia Leglsls-
tu,c has beeu called. and It is row IN session
In R.chmond. Its proceedings s1e conducted
In eec1ct sessson.
Alot or alien prisoners hare been released
from, the old CAPITOL prison, and they hare
F-s, or3cr1d 10 leave The county. Most Of
+hr,n vcre engaged In supplying the rebels
, 1865-06-18
VOL. XIX.

Which tho pcsu,.as features Of Tho character Of
NT, Lincoln a. lswter. wett ably aud freely d.
iaes!sd he fsse'no9s wefs ras4s.n snRsp9F'sa Do! .!
Wood, COZ. oelssty, md Hon. 8. y. Gallon:
The neetiIs w=s largely attended ~ mcmotn
Of The bar of he central part ot ths ssass. ind o5
A rrtponse wss delivered by Judge glv!s, and
o1ds Il 10th Courts. After which the Court ad-
tsThe Governor. Adlat1nt General nayoie. Gen.
0skes and othssr. p.ld an ofaeisl yasit 70 Camp
Butltr on 3este1dsy aiterhoon. and foGEd m;ssssa r.
sstisiaetun existed on the part cf.hc men tn zal.
% ent :, = veil zs ths easrsctsf ef the.r qa,1tsIs.
ss ss NJ
snd s.rurfd them that eresythsoE Ia the power u
The Executive would be doue to Improve the'r
ehsfRe. New tents ire Being erected on IN Il.
ont of auAr,trs will be removed. ueaefal Oakea
t4,9bi r4t,Ptbipe IL hts poesr tow,sd. amendius ths
condition Of the returned prisoners and others Ia
the GIMP.
ane sotsess
net1y dinner and eo1dit' greeting, 10 the eou:ss
soe,etJ hare Tho matter IN snafee. ~. u.,
| MI on3ctT1 On their own nm 3Avi*s. that the,
| have made the proper ffIQt08 10 TUG WEI 3psp1&a
| mtut Of the prnprfty OF which they hid ch1rxe
| This Is considered an important order. ind 1t /
| believed will opestte very naasfsctotiiy.
general order vas received By Gen: 0ake
frnr1 the AsAseE &2AAss%vs1~stEa al -"A;4'a.'ouau
| Thieb inc following Ia M extracts "Voarnttrr
! uopotarIy discharged from tho untteT ststcs SCI
E1oe VITO en1ist IN tho regular arMs Wtthiu IA
ds3s from date Of discharge. vii! be allowed
fufltugh Of thirty :sSs oefuIe Joining their Te.
meptr. THY will receive all pay and a!1u~nn-e
10 which they nay be entitled m being dtschsre
ed from The volunteer eefy1 g."
l. In xetp0ree to I telegram, t}en. Htyn1e TIL
| day received jnstructlons from tho Adjutsut Gca
| cfnl Ut Washington to c!oiha tha pRrnled prtso'
! ers now at lhls point, on their own xequlsEont.
Matnr General Insan IL expected in tho Sal
| Cspiflt IN Tho beginning Of ncxt weak.
The citizens Of Clay County have made form
coupalnt to the Governor OF the fact that tn
| conIty 10 ufetruu with rebel soldlers sna dtal1
al r:ttzere. who insult and even 1ssaul4 tho Unit
peopls : weir buttstnut uniforms, md dlspli
ilspnftpr rchcl b.dcf8. The Governor bss =
! suret them that th. Laws stall he enforced. Al
that auy pelson mAEug himself III any way lat
| / WILL he pun he'd to the letter.
In addition to the depsr dstfona on the part
: tC1ela.f referred 10 in 1eatefdaE'e Dispatch
I nt%t daring stiempt was made IN open day,
| ycstsrtay, 10 stesl Inc bluodrd hoFee. the pr
ezty OF Co. Snyder, one OF The Governors ais
.. | snd would have succeed.d bat for 'he timely d
| covtry 0t the stiempt on this part OF tho coit
! tl'e servant maid. No akreets nave IA yet be
. | made.
, 1865-06-18
news BY TELEGRAPH.
FRANCE COMING TO
HER SENSES.
She Asks for "a Renewal OF
Naval Intercourse.
Withdrawal Of Be'ligereat Rights
to the Confederates.
JEFF. Davis Implicated In tho
| Cruelties Practiced Upon
Union Prisoners.
NEW GOVERNORS APP0iMTE0
FOR GEORGIA AND TEXAS.
TDETiRCINA LEGISLATURE1N
SECRET SESSION.
Stephens Manner in Asking
| for Pardon.
Ia Lot Of Alien Enemies Sent
Out Of the Country.
.NEW GOVERNORS APPOINTED
FOR GEORGIA And TEXAS.
TDE'TiRGINA LEGISLiTUREIN
SECRET SESSION.
Stephens Manner in Asking
:, for Pardon.
4 Lot Of Alien Enemies Sent
Out Of the Country.
The 8th Illinois Cavalry
. Going to st. Louis.


Arrogance of the Rebria-En~ernora OF
Georgia ana TeIa~-Decl~to.s u 1A 2fe-
gard 10 asmcsrA mus1erod Out.
Especial Dispatch TO the chleseo Trthuus.1
WAsdISoTos I. June IT.
Alexander Il. Stevens. IN an application tos PSF
or, orcupylng two quires Of piper, rs-sssetta tho
St toy rights doctlfIc, and d.manoa upon this
principle exemption from the elect Of the auane7
II proclamation. His effontery II followed By
mary rebel notah1e.,-Nicho1son, Anderson. Gen.
Johns TN and others, who arD .illng to Riye
up their Cherished heresy, They :scem to con.
sidsr tat ther defeat By the bayonet, requi:ss no
ore spo!oRJ than d=&eat BY ballot; that thefe
has only heen 4 grand elecnon, aod the
wo1s:ed party should be allowed to rr.ce~
iuiiy sueculnh. It u underatooa that
res E :. spss
nf thai State. Johut On for m2nJ years hiss heea
q proH'9ent lawyer Of Gcorssa, and t1ran, ,hons
40 @ uneomsro%ts,ns ] a MT Go'on nsn. Tne " uppsiut. @ t
mente 1ls Distr4ct Judge, Dlss{ict Attorney and
Mas.hsl Will not be soaae mi! next weak. This
toned arc-for 1he Judgcsbtp, Joan EreE'n-. Of
At1sn'a; fot District Attorney. A. ". 5fonc, OF
saysnaah; fos .ss Aartha .hIp, J1mss +, paaa:ns
cants arc thoFnugh.golog uai0n mrn. snd tntis
appoio'!ornt viii give satisf,ctl91 u the ioya!
on OF sixsy.1va Era1nates frm sns iast liza at
Eett Fo:ut, Cver tnsee-ionrkas vi TIT have sp
p'tcf for cnmm: tslous in the cavalry.
etrlcd euripE the tt,De fur which they ia l et-
iitte, were drafted, hass ~ legal claim either
to betE pay Or beuu'y. ANY Payments hereafter
/ loved.
tant optniop relative to nc s o. o.
| ofaceTs fon1lnu,ng in ser1ics 70 ,he eui Of tts
r:..n isted s:e. the pe.toas who enli-tei In Z.
armies Of the United State-. and VIII
, 1865-06-18

Judge n m. G. 3A2rk~Y. ProyIa1ooAl
Governor II Misstsstppt.
The Cincinnati 1Smts publishes the follow
Ing statement Of an extraordinary and re-
volting case, which was passed on in the Mis-
b'ssipll Courts By Judge Sharkey- some years
ago:
4 planter was afflicted with loashsome
disease. So offensive were tho ulcers that
he was deserted by bis white friends, and
while thus afflicted and foFsaken. 9 girl whom
he oTDt& ~ 4 slave, kindly and patiently
waited upon him, dzesstd his ulcers,
cleansed his person, and watched over htn
until he eventually recovered. With gratt-
trde and affection to his benefactor, be
took her to Cincinnati, Ohio, executed to
her deed OF manumlssion, had It recorded,
returned to Mississippi, and there married
ber In legal form. They lived together alec
ttonately for many years, reared family Of
children, and. Is he lay upon bis deatheed,
hy will be dividtd his property between his
wife and children. His brothers, hearing OF
his death, came forward aud demanded bis
property. The widow and children were
Indignant st the demand. They, ton, werc
seized, and the validity Of that marriage was
tired before Judge 3harkey, OF that 8 ate,
who decided that the whole matter Was q
fiaul upon the Law Of slayesy-that the pro-
Fs.tty belonged to the collateral heirs. HIS
| widow was sold by the surviving brothers,
| the children were bid of NJ public au:;ion,
/ and both mother and children now toll In
chain. OF sleep in seryi1e geayes.
, 1865-06-18

- Lo ~ whfrh
n.osnosrs a~c n Ill The land: living
49,. ~ s1.s', 1;,.n1r ,,nrs-t ,,,,v vhrther
:. ~ ~ Ia; ~ oo hnnisrr or Deliberately exceed
~ tha,r I fneon,es IN the uurchase of supplies at
~ .,orrous,y exaggerated prices that now
s,-ar.., w- are .ware or aiaeir dilemma aud
4hs,. -.e;.vtn, ekn.cia,ly in This citv of fabu.
,a1s .,t.. Thrrc Ia INIT one course and
4bnt IA to Irfrain from purchasing what is not
1,os,t;vtIv demanded. until Tie 1assera OF
poultsy, garden vegetables aud the like. IS
vel AZ those ~ho .esail them for profit
lcasu what they do not set seem to kuo~.
shat gold II not now 1T a2S0, and that prices
1,.sed cn that condition Of the money market
xh;eb nrev,5,ed last vsar, are unrea-
sono,,rr and absurd We know not why it
should he 50 but 1t is a fact tn1s Chicago,
4hc renlre of the richest assscu,tu.al district
an tse CONTINENT. Is one Of tbs most
~xncns,r. n,aces In the CnItcd States
4, ,.h1ch tn i've. Beef, for which
~. !. The ctntra1 marke. for the whole
ranntrv chcan enough in the cattle yards,
ou;n.nn,.s q in ,s1c. as s.on as It reaches the
1ntcnef,s t}ock and 81 Of all other articles
ar fan;na1 f,od-poor in gua!ity and rrepos-
te.ous in rrice, willie al The lighter aud more
del;rate hut not less necessary cdihIeA are
, 1865-06-18

The SupJ4 me Judge tntbrowlso-A .
TACK b. 1ndtans.
[spcsla, Dispatch to The Chicago Trthune.l

1spcsinl Dispatch to The Chicago Trihupe.l
Sr. LOUIS, June II.
Brig Gen. Mexican has tccn appointed To the
command of sout1weat Missouri, relieving Brig.
Gen. Saubo.ne. who taxes commsnd Of brigade
OF cnsa1sy dcstIned for the plains. Gen. Mckeln
Il 1eeulsr army cfre, ard has 1ast been te:,cvcd
from command ut Morgarzta, La.
4 general mueter Of tho militia ia ordered to-
night, and as the conservatives are holdlng
pass meeting TO protest agatnst ihe remova, Of
The Supreme Judges, many persons connect the
two events. There Is no danger OF violence,
hoVeysf. Edward BITES, Ex Attorney Generai,
il ont with a lonv.~lnd~d card depEccattng
an5 threats, tnd advising IN appeal to the coarts
TO puntsh tGoy. Fletcn.r and his a4soclat4s,
vh,eh ne c:aiEs 81 ss done s..9 9aas5
II the Governor, s7!ta Tor personal damages
tCs,pst the Governor, sud pt octca.o.t by quo
ns1rrunso, In Circuit Court arafntt the Ju1gee Of
The Supreme Court B4tc* saya the people can
he fuu.d to atetst ofdcsTs OF tho law In tue en-
foftemept Of these judgments. Rates Is In hts
second childhood. surely.
On Fs1day, June Q, Ut II o'clock Z. m. the
Esowa Iutiase attacked t1aln Of ea1tT or seventy
WAGONS In csnp m Crnnksd Greek, between Cna-
retc Greek rtd LITTLE ArkantAs. The train was
going west with tbs United States iufausry ~ an
etcnt1. uunaT, Of Mara, herder for Mr. Coburn.
OF Fort union. VA killed; Fr.nsts Caavese, Of
Lna Unas, 1ott three mul+e, and Adkins & Reed.
of Kansas Ci:y, Loaf seventy i've work catt q. No
IpGlars killed. The etzge Rofng East passed thd
train two hours xfter aht afitay.
Another brigade Of eava1sy Is expected hare By
rsft ffnru Cincinnati tonight.
, 1865-06-18
Eighth Iltinnts Cavalry-Ekee1Knafi
sscnevht Hutter-kkr0rE1haZaa 8E
II.

a:<afrE1a.
WAsa1so7os, Jure 1s-Ac.ers. Jerouc. Buck,
sim snl Eh1t,spncp, Of View fotk, have oceu
,e1slleo 10 a.tttt Ch aries Oconnor IN the defeues
OF .JeGereou DAVIS.
Nxw YouK. June 1.-THE Hrratd Washing
ton tpec;a, hae the following: Tue Sth 1tstnots
Cavalry leave for I'll. 1ouls tmUedla'ely- 4 larcn
npmher Of csvs1s! horees bave been onsteted to
he rent to Little RatE. Ark. II he used In re-
tnuupffuv rtSiiuctts retatued In thu service.
1ht YrssCnati0ps Of the folio tnc af1cefe hsve
hecn acc, pied: 8trsct Na3. Gen. Cp.et. Brig.
Generals Meredith, r. Jones 9hcplcy, Y fsuaevccr7
.. $. Terry and TJlton. Brig. Gen. Aoercsom.
bic has tecn retired.
NEw Yonk, June 1.-THE Conarasrcs1rs e th-
ttglQn tpeclnl eass: Gen. BHtlef 1s expert d In
washington next week, *hen he viii be p.acci IN
N important ttMa.Anu. or fettGu.
THIRTY millions nf currency II fu the yan't Of
the CoopfEoll.r Of tho currency. trtject 10 ordtr
Of the Nstsonal Bauks.
Many c.trks IN The Interior Department look
With treptdatl0n for Tho ehanEea 70 I've ms1c July
LET, under Secfeta7J Hsrlan't order respecting
coprethcad t,n ard immortality,
lion Of Getrcis, and will srro!nt PEovl.toeal
4 spetl1s T., The fbxf, dated W1thingtnn, J1ne
~ tsfB tho Young Mems Cht1st.fn Assoctut,oa.
u r Tathfnctuu, hayc about conc ufed to purchase
Fard'e thcatcr for pace Of wugAhip.
Gen. GesEy has Ecl.e to Gettysburg to cnmp't'e 9
tho arrtnEs Esmenfs for the Ceremonies At the sol
di-ts' ceEne tety on the 4fh Of tuly.
The Ple&tacut has informed Tho new Geofgti
delegation that he wilt do alsaa hte power to rt
ESTABLISH CIVIL government IN that Stase. It II
understood that he hat Already sa1eetEd the Pro
sislpnal Governor.
, 1865-06-18

uIustertng Ont mud Payin. OH-Gov.
Morton.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chfcaco Trahune.1

Especial Dispatch to the chicaco Trihune.1
ISD1AxAPoII:, Juuc II.
The SLIT, s5th asd s7th rre.ucnss, each about
Sc0erons, arrived This forenoon, to be mustered
out af service. On account Of tho prtssuse Of
work in the m1stetIng aud pty oflce. the uen will
be fu11ourhed homo untll tue last Of next week
The SD regiment will be pstd of on Monday. SGD
the 18th, 18th, ssth aud 1tOih Immediately after-
ward. The 9Th cavalry, Col. Bntler. So strong
srd 6sth. from Schote!d's army, are ou the way
home.
All thc sets paeard st the late sese'o1 OF the
General Assembly are in course cf publication,
arA nre fast sppEnschfnE conpfeton. Stitched
copies hare areadJ been cent to most OF the c1uu-
tles-
Gov. Morton hiss accepted ID Invitation to Do
liver 9TH of July scoseee At the Ttppeconoe bat
tie ground, near LaFaJetta.
, 1865-06-18
Eighth Illinois Cavatey-AHAlr4 IN
V1rGlnla-ksntl0nnl Banks aud Cur
N.N

Especial Dispatch to the Cate,sn Te'hune
WASHINGTON, Juue II.
The sh Illinois cavalry. Csl. D. II. c'euden,n
IN command. whtth, for more shaz \ ysss past.
has hccn tho terror OF suerlt1as In the aajscsnt
Virginia eoun,tee, has been ordered 10 report to
Gen. Pope at ST. Louis. The regiment will pro-
baby lrayo heru On Tucedsy next.
hon. Jos. =. Eager, Of Virginia, publishes
letter In todas's lnteA'9enetr, denJius that dis.
l,yAl men were allowed to rote in the recent cleo
ttou held In several counties OF that State. and
says that II there has been disloyal man thus
.at elected in VirE1n1. he does not
H. 1 seEsfa E. ay. g she
la- mol OILY adopted high standard Of N ,Fa1
and lhtcllt ctua ntuess, hut his sppolntres afe.
Mss"r e as!o W. not % = or,rsnsi appotnt aeas q
hte and II the Governor b. but a1o ~sd to 70 gut
| city on with the work at reorganization AMI rc~
| construction, he hiss 20 auepteious1y began. no
loyal man need fear the result Many loyal VIZ
rlniale think dit: rcntIy.
ali, hsrc enlisted 10 the 9Th NegniaE eavalry..
The Tennessee National Btuk At Me1pt h1s
!een deeieIafed depoettsry af pao!t: mhneya;
| rnnjtsl Of x7637,S7L Tbs tosa. number Of h*aks
n5w r exi.telce is 1871. with etp'tai Of fsjs.-
Ihe following wessesn hanks we're et.an'ished
during the week: National Rane, Chll&eo be.
Oil, capital <l,O,sU0;' Bank Of Loxeli, Mich,
fitJ0,ie0 Of NsiIona1 Bank currency was issued
frum tho Treasury to bAnk4-msktnx II totsl NOS
In drcu,auon oi nesrly Ei4i,UD,UA-
The ts1e Of Furd's taealef to the fpuuz Mems
chtl.t3.n Association. Of Haahtngt0n. for one
hundred thousand dnl:ats, viii th.oW stfonk lor
Ford.s propsrsS,' including Improvements, COS.
iees than ~ t6M, leaving Faro net psons of ovs'
| *5f.(t0, WHY Ii Ii that 'the Young Mcn's Curl.
I'M As.otiaunn enonld hare 20 snddenly d,-cov
cred IN this property the mast eligible s"ca w
fdf1e church. Is = mystery to many, "hsu = !.
/ 5care ago to haya purchased It at 4 cnt Il tss'
tnau one.n{sh ot tue sum VIII ch saes no~ agree T.
ray for II. Ma1ictou- pereuns charactcsaxt ~
| N.ua EhftstfAn Aas& ElAttUn.
, 1865-06-18
tcorrespondence Of the Chscsgo Tribuuc.1

Correspondents Of the Ch!csgo Tsibuuc.1
PARIS. Friday, 1une 4, 1865.
The intelligence received by the last mall
from America, has not been Of . character II
modify the dislike and apprehension with
which the untowa1d policy Of their govern
ment In that country Is regarded by the |
French people in general. Only few days
previously, the Pfose, In very plainfpokcn
article, lad broadly stated to tue country |
that persistence In the occupation Of Mexi- |
CO by French amy involved the con"
sequence sooner or later, tot on taFd.
of conflict with the United States. The
warning was not thrown away, and served
TO open the eycst Of the nation still more
to the falee and dapgerous position into
which It had been dragged BY the msdalinss
spirit Of It's really irresponsible ruler. The
tone Of Prince Sapolcon's speech, 80 fat
1cripg to tho American people and govern
mcnt, and In which the First Napoleon
himself ie 1epresented as almost concedlng
the tnsticc and rroprfcty Of the Monroe
lloctsine By the manner and terms IN which
hr rcltuQuithed the French possessions on
the North American continent. All tbs
again contributed to mske the Mexican
rxr% dition still more unpopular aud often.
five. Scarcely, too. has the discussion Of
the budget begun oe'ote me opposltion. N
thc rcrs;n o. u; 9afnlei + RACES, at.AsAs
,hese 81 ta3 ~, n1a ss y
.at.n lit nanGv y. .nst Gnna'sas s1 49,
.s,., ,.st Ea4tma't ~ ehs na..r.
I ~ nna Gxcer,sr" .%a ~ ,Tcon ~
-. .uS ~, r.',.as,s+.sana. nsI -, ho
ss,a s,,n,oss4, nu ~ NJ ar1.s,tfnn ~ ,Ha
ae ~ ,,,n E.es,eh .pns ena anora III NE
E.o.5 .,.n..e,. ,S.h. c",,,c,r.inn ~ art,r-
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hsa'a 70 1Ase peep ue -nets.'. ss. ~
adds that Marshal blzane nanseH IS aoou1 - ~
proceed In person to the theaset o. war. ine
latter announcement 10 REGARDED IS very sss-
ntheent; ana proves 70 LUIS counus
how tar on Is Sill tnAt state 81 pacsne9-
'ion'' and "reFenetatton' ot Mexico Wnien
was TO 1lberate ftaree frem net uu"e!comc
AID cxp&nslve undertaking. me tnte1l.
Ience has pIoaaced very eomofe euect. anQ
marked feel'nz Of dtsScntent Ana une1ss'
/ dtse, which has gone lar 70 nulniF t0e pleas
ius impression aud confidence a. ntsi CON
| vcydd ty the reception gwen " tne Efesl'
dent 10 the Marquis dc Nonthol4n ano tee
larEu*ce used on that occnsoa; 4ne fEenca
, 1865-06-18
The Sources of National Rev
ENuH$

New YonK. Juue 11-A Co7aufesion euthpr-
lied ~ i.w nj copRrcts cnDsas,fue Of Nt"srt.
Cs}~ell Of Phtltde4phI1 and s. = Hayes Of 9 l.
esgo, Will meet At The costom Hnuse nsre uexs
week 10 tbqutIe 1ntO the sources q National
Rercnne and the best method Of collecting the
esme, with poser 10 feud for persoae and papers
70 tAE" t. It u1opy. AuE comm antr atoms can b .
addressed To them In eAre o! the Collector Of the
port Tho Cusnmite,pn will trst meet Il Com
mtt,ee sppcinted hY The d;stllera, and the dntses
OF the Commissioners Will be c.snantd to thi.
trspch Of The subject until II 10 exhausted. The
kt1l rtu1ltu tn =. eetor gu srfcE psft Of the ums
fesw~tn this and tho time for the meeting oi
{~nr@rfkR.
, 1865-06-18
asosds

E1v YnRK, Juue 17.-Thc. God market is stiil
Influenced considerably h5 eocculative opera.
j. 1or rte. here be,nx NJ important i,ear in,sr
cst to cbeek the movement. This forenoon th.ze
were cunedershle purchases to cover feceut Rhurt
sssef, Ehfcn temporarily. put up the price 10
ltsf Aftt4 wsrd II tell to I45f.
, 1865-06-18
Rig Wrt,el Robbery.

Ekw York, June 17.-The Aucu.ts {Ga.1
r onsfF1pt s1ys that twn officers of RtehMond
hanE~ recently start:d otth SSB, o. IN ..psrlc he
lonrtuc to thoee hauks for Il chnoud, with 4
rusfd Ut only t~c,~a men. Ua tb+ss way they
were surprised bT reht' ptrof-d eO'dlets aud rob.
led OF about F9tg o. 1T the colo.