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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-07
Report Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I. 5. Grant

The report Of Secretary Stantra IS accompanied
10y one from General Grant, of great interest, giving
a history OF the operations of the armies qi tue
United states from the date Of hi, appointment 10
command the same II is marked by great candor
of statement giving credit where hS deem, 1t iuc,
and distributing blame unainchingly ,where il
seems caliedior.
In conclusion, lie says:
Ii has been nv fortune 10 Z! % armies oil both
the west and east tight battles. and from what /
have seen know there is no difference in Their Il t
ing qualities. All that II was possible for mcn 20
do in battle they have done The western armies
commenced their battles in the Mississippi Valley.
and received the final surrender Of the Icmua. of
the prime ipa army opposed TO them IN l'lth i-a-
lima The armies Of the east commence ihar 3D. d.
ties on the river from which the Army @. the fIip-
mae derived its name and received the final su's.-
der OF their old antagonist at .Nppm3t''N 'Hu.-
House Virginia. The splendid achievement. Jt
each have natonalized our victories, removed all
sectional ealousies (of which We have unfortunately
experienced too much) and the eau. o.; clm.nation
and recrimination that might have followed mad
either section failed in its duty. All have proud
record and all sections can well congratulate them
selves and each other for having done their full
share in restoring the supremacy OF law over every
foot of territory belonging 10 the United States Lei
them hope for perpetual peace and harmony with
that enemy, whose manhood, however mistaken the
cause, drew forth such herculean deeds OF valor
The Speaker.
Hon. SCHUYLER COlfaX Speaker vi tie House oil
Representatives, is native of the city of New York,
and Is what is STYLED a selfmade man." In boy
hood he was put to the trJAe OF a printer, upon
ea T M which art he removed TO south Bend St
Joseph county, Indiana, where, in short time, he
roal tha AZ tha .llSeOl lCIcI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-07
Rcport Of Hon. l.. \. Rollins. Commissioner Q
the Internal Revenue.

The Commissioner remarks his recent accession 10
the post and consequent brief time in which to pre-
pare his views, and oilers some general consdera-
tons of interest and importance. The amount OF
revenue raised in one year up TO the goth June last
equal 10 all the revenues OF the United states
from the foundation of the Government up 10 1912,
and vet a million of men were withdrawn from pro-
ductive labor and the marine was relatively idle
The following are some of the aggregates;
- -. r. 200 81 ma 100 90
, 1865-08-29

preserve order that though the magistrates have
teen appointed, they do Eot take official notice 9f
acts hare by no means become unncquent tn the
different sections Of the State. He also eays Late
several cases OF homicide Of freedmen by whites,
81 he assttafes or cist oce1s, Ind 10 o. attcnpt tt
had been made fos Investigation. From his own
observation these acts q violence are becoming
Pc !hfEsp tns @
adequate remedy for The evil.
NEwBEHy. A1g. si--Al kinds Of absurd H1mors
are In circulation throughout the south which, for
smiling to tho serious disadvantage Of the people
and the welfare Of tic country generally, the most
important OF which Is that Government t4x Of
twenty fye ccnts Is leyted On every pound q cot.
ton r2tfed, which !s being quite generally believed
By planters, who, It appears, arc IN nany instances
ploWins up this yeaEa crop Of cotton and replant,
ing the ground with wheat. synp manufactured
taxed ffty cents gallon, which is believed by
farmers even IN The Vicinity Of Ralcigh, we1c, says
the Rogr<5s, cane y being fed to hogs.
than ali Others Is that the negroes are not to be
made free By tho war that The proclamation frec-
ing slayes Was only intended military necessity
and 1ow that peace Is restored II has no validity or
effect and that this will be the decision Of the su-
preme Court. Hence mnny planters are holding on
to their slaves with the game tenacity as before the
waf.
Many Of the leaders in the South are confident
that az soon a. Congress meets, war with Franco Is
inevitable which they claim will resuls In the recog
milton Of the Confedctacy. Considering the IN
eseasiep ION the III Wo1i not f Strange sa
that euch state OF thfngs exists. The work Of re-
construction, It is clamed Is thus DELAYED year or
pie. The dsst attempt in this direction must neces
ssrtly fail inasmuch a. It cannot be expected that
he Southern people will BE- rcconcllea TO what will
be required q them, they hayins I'D 10 opposta-
NQttheIN StHteS 4re untted.
, 1865-08-29

The Constitutional Onth and the Clergy
--Frcak@ OF a I.uuatlc.-IfRilroa1 Dis
aster--Trc5slat .1,rx lrts Smashed Up.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chfcago Trlbunc.l
ST. LOUIS. AuEnst 2s.
The circular Of Archblshop Kenr1ck in relation 10
the oath required Of ministers Il printed IN full.
Tic sayr priests ca1not take it Without The turren-
der Of ofeccieaIastcal liberty. and notifies those who
are hIpdercd by refusing to tnke It, to let him
know. 10 that he can provide counsel aud assist
anec- The circular ts dated July ssth.
A German soldier, lately discharged from tho
1l7th Illinois, arrived from BclicyiIle this morning
In state of mental alteration. Upon arriving at
the depot In East ST. Louis seoing the trn Of the
Tcrrc IIautc rond on the track, he mounted the cu-
gine, whi.tsed up breakers, turned the valve and
starred the engine. Instead OF going forward, the
engine was reversed and the t1aln was rapidly
driven backward, past the eud Of The track over The
wngpn road and into the freight depot beyond,
smashing Up the building generally mud doing no
little injrry 10 the passenger car, which happened
to be at the r,nr Of the train
We lcaru thai Bishop Hawks, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church iu this State, las advised the
Clergy Of bis diocese to take the constitutional
oath, or II they cannot conscieutously do so, to
abandon preaching in this Slate.
On Thursday last, freight train on the Hannibal
md St. Joseph Railroad, bound west, ran into
another freight train which was Standing on The
track near the depot In palmyra. Three cars wcrc
completely demolished, and another bal)y injured !;
two locomotives, one OF them belonging to the
Cnion Pacific Railroad. were also badly damaged.
Tie cars destroyed had In them freight principally
for merchants III Palmyra, viz; Mcssrs. William j.
sssexron, Lee L Deuynan, +. II. Cary, James s.
Kelly, and others, considerable portion Of which
was destroyed. No pcrson was seriously injured
II 3e eatinfrd thnt thr nss In the r0ad by this nc-
, 1865-08-29

Conference OF xhE African N. E. Church
-1nterestiii. Statfst1cs-Tne Hancock
Teachers 1nstitutc-PolitIcnl,P Per.on-
nj aud Mllatnry-Tle Lincoln uonu~
ment Fund-Gcn. Grant to Visit tile
Stale Fair.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SrKlSaFrELD, Aug. %.
For some days past the animal Conference Of the
African d. E. Church OF the 1ndiana district, has
been 10 session In this city, the members Of which
hare Eceu tranEacting their business with degree
Of order ard systcm that would do credit to bodies
la5tng claim to more enli ghtenment The deliber-
aious Of the Conference arc presided over By D. P
Campbell, assisied By 3. p. Quinn. The district
embraces the States Of Ipdtanu, Illinois, Michigan
and Iowa. The Conference ia composed OF two
Bishops, twenty Elders, md forty Preachers and
DescoDs. Their regular Sabbath attendance ia
oycr9aoQ, 600; their membership. 60,0o0, and their
church property is valued at $13Q 000. On yester-
day seven candidates for orders were ordained and
one preebyter. 4 memorial to the next Congress
setting forth come Facts and resolutions ha. Just
been drawn M and signed by the meuabess OF the
Conference. The delibezations OF the body will
close on tomorrow.
The Hancock Teachers Institute met to-day ut
Nansoo. Hou. n. D. Dateman, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, wns present.
MINOR McClaughrr, for come tinaep past paymaster
at tbs point, has been nominated for County C1erk
Of Hancock County By the Union party.
The Governor, Gen. Logan, and other d1stin-
guished gentlemen will leave this city this evening
to attend the Morgan County Agricultural Fair,
which will commence at Jacksonville on tomorrow,
and which promises to be unusually interesting.
J. u. Coats, late Colonel Of the 11th Illinois In
flnt1y, has been promoted to the rank Of Brigadier
General BY bri,et 10 date from the 13th Of March,
1855.
Secretary Reynolds, Of the statc Agricultural So
ctety, received information By letter On Saturday
lasttbat Gen. Grant would positively bc prssent at
the state Fair at Chicago next week.
The subscriptions to the Lincoln Monument fund
received at the State Treasurerz Office On Saturday
last, amounted to $161.05.
The Secretary Of State has been hueily engaged
for some time past preparing the Instructions,
blanks and forms required BY law 10 carry into cf
feet tho provisions Of the yo1ers' registration and
absent soldlera voting Laws passed BY the lac Gen.
cral Assembly. They arc now nearly completed,
and VIII Le furnished 10 the military postt and
County Clerks In day or tHQ
, 1865-08-29
FROM EUROPE,

The Cattle Disease IN England ContI4-
uc.-Conti1suel lSayaSe~ OF the s'no1-
eru-Arrirnl OF the Grent Eastfn Oh
the other Aidc-Thc Markets
NEW ToEK, Aug. ss.-1he ste4.nship City Of
Washington, RON Liverpool 16tE and queenstown
17th, arrived this forenoon. ,,,
The cattle p.s+ne continued u be The prominent
topic In Engta,d. The lisea.s is spreading. !.
The cllo1era continued Its :hyayes at Ancona. Al
ConstautinGre 1t had INCREASED to SCI deaths in
one day. ,-,
i1terfereI with harvest operations Flour firm and
Cd pei barrel dcarcr. Uheat in speculative 1emana
prfets 269:3l 2 swt dearer. Corn hra; prices "a
lh:r in fAs0T Of sellers. -....
LIvEnroo1, Arg. 17.-The Great Eastern arrived
nj Crooklaseu tits morutng.
LATER
FARTHER POM, Aug. 25.-Thc steamship North
America from Liverpool l5th. yin Londonderry 18th,
arrived this afsernoop one day liter tlian the City
Of Washington At New York. The Atlantic cable
prospects afe generally regarded hopeful. Quota
lions Of shares have improved 36l5 per cont. 1t Il
thought arrangements will b. made iar the immcdI'
ste renewal Of efforts to recover the cable
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1s.-Cottou dull, with decline
of fet1d pcr pound On American: Drcadstutt'
dull with downward tendency. Tho weather has
improved. and Is more favorable for crops.
, 1865-08-29

Interesting Testlmony-Eraphic Nara.
i've nf Woston C0rbett-EVerx Deserted
by Ills EOuu-ef-A Rich EuiHofle.

Interesting Testlmony-4:rapbtcN Nara.
i've of Woston Corbett-xVerz Deserted
by his CoHnhel-A Rich Episode.
WAsH1so7oS, Aug. ss.-Thc we.z military CON
mission rcassembled this morning.
Ar. Thomns C. AlIcock, who WIZ a prisoner at
Andcrsonrfllo testified as to Wcrz' searching aud
takine from him siid In gold and $3.50 in green.
b.ca:s. and b1faslpin and ring, which wczr never
returned 10 him. Tie eaw Werz kill Weak man
by shooting him with revolver merely because lie
asked to lake little freah air. The witness, Tor
demonstrating against the net Of cruelty, was
fastened with q ball and chain, bRt rot loosc and
made Ills escape.
Sc1gt- CoTaett gaye his account Of the Anderson
gifle prison, representing II to he depository or
filth. Men were lying around the swamp there IN
the most horrible condition, End one man died, he
believed. hom the effects Of lice. Sfassots and tcs
gathered in their sorcs. The food was insufficient
even when the prisoners received double raticns
The witness testified to his own experience OF h.
Ing chased BY bloodhounds.
Two brothers named Brown having been examir.
ed and testified to instances Of cruelty BY Capt
Ntrz, The counsel for the prsoncr took offence
at come tt1n.rks made By the Corrt, abandoned
The cte-e ald IetI1eI-
WASHINGTON. Aug. es-Ihe czoss examination
q Rolest Il. Kellogg WIS resumed " Mr Baker.
The witness said he entered the United States ecr
s1cc On The 11th Of March, 1867 and was discharged
on the first Of june, 1866.
C.-Wee you ut ury othcr prison than Anderson
A-Iw was At Charleston, and Florence.
Q.-Was The treatment at those places materially
Different from TINT It AndcEsonFille-,
jnd.e Advocate CAlpman objected.
Ar. Daker-I thought MT question q little ont OF
the way, hut that no objection would be made.
Judgr Adrpca.e.-1Iis manner Of cross exaualn.
shall ask for the enforcement Of The rule that h. re-
uace Ills questions 10 writing.
Mr. haEer-The intention of my question WAS to
, 1865-08-29

8HSA Kali Ton rUaaahaattf

WAsr11SG1os. Aug. GA Dasc Dall Tournament
was tnausuratcd here today by granl match be-
tween the Athletics q Philadelphia, and The N.
Persons witnessed the exciting performances, in.
Guiding 1aany ladies and distinguished parsoua.cs
The Athletics we're victorious. the ecn1r being 81
to H. They played sglcndfdly making 19home
afterwards handsomely entertained their visiting
friends with complementary supper Speeches
lions enthusiastic. Tomorrow The: Atlauties Of
New York. the present champions Of the United
siases, will play With the Nationals The Athletics
turning home the pame evening. They won many
Gfcnils lcIe br theis rcufleuaillE cantfnct
, 1865-08-29
List OF patscnxcrs on Board tho LOST
Steamer Brother Jonathan.

Brig. Gen. Wright. T. s. l., Lieut. E. y. Waite,
L. 5. A., Miss Mary Berry, $. Meyer Dasil 3cl1esl.
die, 4. l. Styles and wife. r. H. Logan ard scr
,ant, James Ne-bit. James E. Tt1tes, H. Crawford,
7. Dawsou+ Miss Mary Plaec. airs. Stackpol., In
f,nt and Guild: 4. 1nsrahrr1. n. D., i. S. A.: jas.
r. Rtc!1as, Victor Smith, Miss E. +. SNOW, James
connell. J. y Gsy and wi}e, Mies \. shuser, Il. +
nctrun, C. ". Pollock. Chas. C. N0tfhsOp, J.. c.
Nunsac,;cr. ,lss. A. c. brooks, Mig. ueneley, Vim.
Logan aud wife, D: Ctapdall. j. Well Mrs. Anna
CraIc. Mrs. Lee ard Infant. Gov. A. G. Henry: l. a.
Tuttle, T. Z. S.on,. wife and infant, Capt. C.ddoc
u.s. Il. s.; Nj. John G. kecnaD and scycn ladies',
S. L. Morgan, S. n. Lucky, vttc am child; Niss
Forbes, Clas. \; Bc!aen, Albert MIeklet, George
Wedciand, Jos. Bctton, 1fo=. Movie and wtie.
Robert II Frazer, John Il. Craig. Vim: Bil!ni,sy.
}. $. l;lrf. hrs, Woodlock, CcIrad Adams, Frc1.
A. Found. Gilman Cltndraid. James Lynch. Yrs.
c. Fentar. daughter and child; D. &. rowe1l, VIC
md [crr Children; A. A. Stoue, wift a2a infant;
Mrs. .. Stanford, Mrs James Church, Mrs. Wendell
and child. T. Le1e., ], :; Gedass. y; Mathe.soa,
MIR. lntkey and two chlldren, Minor E. ". Eddy,
Z. s. A.; 6. Canel Moses ltlt ier, dos. Os:cH q.
ncaDric- Geo. ". Ann1f, ]. Strong. s.. I. Craig,
Ma1y 4. Trrcdic, Patrick Dwycr, Join Adams. two
Indians L. S. Manly, Henry Abr.ms. Thos. Gullau,
c. I3lsn:r, and Wells, Fargo & Co. = Express Mes
sgnf.ft.
, 1865-08-29
THE SHENANDOAH.

Two Ironsclals in Search of the Pirate,
New FoRK, Aug. 2a-The Mralds Washington
special suys: "Ihe statement Of the New York
EteaiEg Fost that the naval authorities have made
no adequate preparation TO resist Or capture the
pi1ate Shenandoah, the Pacific, Ia without foun-
datfon or fact When the naval officer at San Fran
cisco frat heard Of the pirate in that direction he
ielcsraphed to the Admiral commanding In that
quarter, ind the Sewanec and one other kon-clad
we're despatched from Acapulco some tine in JULY.
, 1865-08-29

euh,ect ia duty by .y end which should hare bsen
inyoeed. without psytng OF accounting Tor the
dnty or ehan 1akr ont OF pass, or attempt to psss
throrcb the Cus.om-house, any false forged or
trnudulcpt inyoice, cvey such person, ha, her Or
,hrir nc4s and abettors shall be deemed guilty or
miedcmeanor, ands On conviction thereof shah be
tned il, suy Enm not exceeding ire thousand dol
l,,r, or imprisoned for any term Of time not CT
cccine two years. both, 1t the discretion Of the
Court" Smuggling ie therefore nisdenesnos,
md the Fuegicr, upon conviction Ia liable to pay
fine o{ i've thousand dollars, q to BE- Imprisoned
for two years or both. Notice is also given that
whoever shall inform Of smuggling, that shal lead
to seizure and forfeiture nf goods, will be entitled
10 one quarter the snlue Of the goods seized. Such
Information n,ay be given TO any officer Of customs
BY any person. with the heavy but sacred debt
resting upon our shouldetz," says the Commits
siontt Of Customs, .'thia robbery Of our Govern
nent is st once unjust and felonIous.r
q correspondent Of the N. +. Tribune re-
latea the following cirrumstance in connection with
Inc Pacific Railroad tmbsoglEo, as being the starting
point of Ex-scc1eta1y Usher'a feeling against Sec
fethry Harlan: ~ few days after the present Sec
zearJ Of the Interior assumed the duties Of hs OF
nee says the writer. 'r. Uahcr, the lafe Secretary
Of the Interior called On him 70. certified cop!cs Of
certain papers. including the report Of the Coasss
s'one1s who llad been previously appointed TO ex-
anime the roaa alleging thai forty miles o. It nad
bcen completed. Secretary HARLAN informed him
tha The report Of s2ia Commissioners had eeen r.
cased that morning By mail, anu that he hsd not
been able to exnmine either it or The snhjec. to
which # related, bpt would do 20 at the earliest
practicable moment. Mr. Usher informed the Sec
retary that a duplicate had been received hJ the
President Of the United States and referred to the
Secretary Of the interior. On being told 1y Secre-
tasy nstl that no such paper had been received BY
, 1865-08-29
FROM llARSHALLT0WN, IA.


The Soldiers Orphans Falr-PrclIn,.
lnary Arran.cnlents-Pcrso HAT
terTs
Especial Despatch to tho chicaso Tsfbune.]
MAnsnAt1TowE, Iowa, Ans. g.
The opening ceremonies Of the Iowa Soldiers
Orphans Fuir cere set down for to-tlay, but owing
to the backwardness Of preparations, 1t did not
take Place, End probably viii not until tomorrow
afternoon OF Wednesday morning. large num-
ber Of people n1e here to-day, ornamendns tho
booths, opening and arranging the contributions,
DC. Everything looks promising. TIE conirtbu-
lions are liberal. and generally Of articles TINT will
command ready sale. The grounds On which the
Fair l. to bt held nte admirably adapted to
the purpose. Accommodations ART ample for all
who may come Judge G. c. Cole, President Of
the Association, Yr. Woodbury., nfthls town, Mayor
,cland, Of DcsMoin.s, md scycra other lending
Iowans are hero nth coats oG. and hard At work.
It is confidently expected that Gen. Grant and Gen.
sherran vii he here, probably on Wednesday.
Their presence will draw IN Immense crowd
hisher.
Governor Stone md Ex-Governor KlrSwno1 will
speak here on Wednesday night on political H.
sues.
It has been terribly hot here to-day, with pros
pect Of continuation Of like weather.
, 1865-08-29
FROM MADISON.
se'ete s'T:1 7:.a1 ...s Matten-Tlx

Severe Storm-alM1tary A1o..a-s- .
"-.athEr.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MADISON, Aug. q.
We we're sisited BY very heayy storm Of wind
an rain Inst night. 1t did no material dluacc here
to the CROPS,
The s0.ll regiment is ordered to Dakotah from
LcarcnWoIth.
Adjt~ Gen. Gaylord, having applied to the War
Department for the .uustcs1ng out Of the Goth res1
meut Wisconsin Infantry, has received an answer
stating that the government cannot ut present dis
pense with the services Of that regiment
The Grd infantry md detachment Of The a1st and
end Infantry were paid to-day.
The vcatlcr ia very hot to-day. Thermometer 0S
degrees In tho shQae.
, 1865-08-29

Mustering Out Troops-No Musscrs Out
in SlIcrldanss Department t-Gcr1nau
Stngers-Depaxture Of Merchants for
Chicago.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
......... lSDIASAFoLls, Aug. IS.
The Adjntant Generals Office has received iuior-
ulatton that no troops arc to be mustered ont IN
Gen. Sheridsn's Department.
The 9Th and 18th infutry and 18th battery arc or.
dcrcd mustered ont The battery Ia the last light
artillery Indiana has In the service, It has been
serving at Montgomery, A1a-
A large delegation Of the German Mannechdr
leave in The morning for Columbus, for the Singers
National Festival. Aiter that adjourns they 70 to
Cincinnati to intend the Turner'S Feetiyale.
A delegation Of merchants has gone to Chicago
to attend the opening Of the new Chamber Of Com
, 1865-08-29
THIRD DESPATCH.
The Vcrz Trfal-Ife is again Deserted
by his Counsel-Funeral Of Gen.


Especial Despatch to ihe Chicago 1ftune.1
WA.mSGToN, Aus. g.
The fresh desertion OF Capt. Werz today by his
COUNSEL tntcnsics the general feeling that decency
and justice now alike require tho court to assign
able and loynl counsel to the prisoner and that ten
cyey sentiment Of professional honor will require
the counsel to ssand By their client and do their
best for him. Schade and Baker, who ailer haying
volunteered in the case today deserted it. arc third
rate attorneys, and Schade al 1east ia regarded as
asc;o5ai, Is well as very Ignorant Of the English
language. Baker has been exceedingly tueoent
TO the Court several timee, and has attempted to
display the sa1ne style Of manners that became 60
disgracefnlly conspicuous trcntly in The Mary Har
ris trial before judge Wylte. The last passage be-
tween him md the Court today was during tho e.
animation Of Boston Corbctt, who Wa testfyIng to
something which be had not seen. Baker peremp-
torily end insnsnsly told hia To stop, but Cofbest
continuing explained that he could not see the out
rase In Questiou because 1t was dark, but that be
heard blows falling, and recognized Capt. Wcrz.s
voice. Eaker, however continued fnterrupting and
tried 10 prevent Corbett from making this erale-
1nent, on the gronnd that It was hearaay cvf.
dfncc. The Court rebuke1 him and be
the1cupon refused 10 cross-examine further, and
after the examination In chief Of mosc, Eitness
thrcw up the case. Baker was clearly in the wzung
and The Copperhead attempt to excuse this dsposi-
ton o! the prisoner on the ground ha! the Court Is
70 arbitrary lawyer can do nothing for hin, Uln
prove aigual fli1urc.
GEN. cnocKEHta FUNERAL
Gen. Crocier's ectp+c was escorted down Penn
sy1saula avenue this afternoon to the depot, by n
ba:t1lson Of Veteran Ecsc.rcs and squad Of cav
airy. The remains will be accompanied throughout
the trp TO 1o'va bE military guard ofhonor from
this city.
, 1865-08-29

kindness. Tie hsd been IN the wooda and had len
hla knife there and Capt Wcsz Uas the means Of bis
recovering 1t; did rot htmself know from his own
ohserEations OF any tnhunan order OF w1fu1 act BY
, 1865-08-29

TOR BUFFALO-The new and
- tthunch fayorite steamer "pEAN RICHMOND
Gsnf; j. VI nnETf; El ease heE dock. foot q North
this EsDAY evening, Ang :9th, 1t o'clock p.n-
For p1ss1ca amply to 4. a. SAMPLE. Agent, No. 81
auE}k.ttc-It
, 1865-08-29

.NEw YoRK, :Aug. as.-The Hralds special eays
Mrs. Gen. Cruckcr missed railroad connections 1T
Chicago and Pittsburgh aud filled to arrive in the
city until this a. She Is nearly distracted In
kindly attended By Mrs. Secretary Harlan mud Other
ladies' The propzlctors Of WIl1ard's hotel have
acted Enagnanlmously. Gen. CrocSer's body W1s
embalnied at thcfr e1pense before Mrs. c. reached
here, and all bills for attendance during Illness hase
been presented her and Tecefpted Il full. The
stricken wife Will probably start her return trip
hy Tomorrow evenings train, with free tsansporf-
tlon: small military escort will be furnished BY
, 1865-08-29
kETCHUll, THE F0RGER,

ArrnieilEacnt before NIasIstratc-Thc
Case Adjourned until Monday.
New YoRK, Aug. 2s.-Edwnrd .. Kctcbam, the
fosgcr, was a1aigned this morning before Justice
Hogan, In the magistrates private room In the
Tomhe, whese none were admitted but those spe-
chilly interested in the case. Among those present
were Mcsare. Chas. Graham, Jno. Sedgwte,, Dis
trict Attorney Hall, md about hall dozen Wal;
strcctmcu. The prisoner nskcd for m slsour:,oent
'or a lew dayp, as tic gentleman he expected NJ
counsel hsd not get appeared. Str. Hall agreed to
IN adjournment till Monday next, and noved the
pr1foucr be committed 10 the Torbs until then
The adjournment was granted and the prisoner
committed to the Tombe.