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Cffee @de Srut2 Mnb @aterfru Naltlmere.

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24
oou0h Ooeolina iuoeeers.

N1w Yo.K, June Al.-The HeralTs
Charleston correepondent sayl the dslsea-
lion ff0m South Carolina % Washingtou,
whose arrival was aQnQpncod yesteldAy,
VII ask ~ early AppOlntm1ne Of q Pro.
vistonal Governor for that State. Thbjr
drDt choiCe tor this position q Ex.C2ovotn-
|or Aiken, and their second General Cur.
uey, post command4nt.
Tho late rebel 6ecretary Of the Treasury.
Mr.. Trenholm, has beon arrested at Colum.
bus, taken to Charleston and placed moon.
dnement.
Charleston has again assumed Q business
like appearance in the work Of rebuilding
the portion Of the city destroyed during the
War. The wholesale merchanto were rap.
idly disposing Of their stock Of goods, %
purchasers from the inreriOE arc coming in
In large numbers. -5
. Heavy mortality was prevailing among
the negroes In Charleston. Admiral Dahl
greu had fssued his valediction I'd tue ofi-
GERS and men Ofhia fleet, aud was ex pecsed
to- sail f,r the North, being on hoard the
Pawnee.
1t is said that :here are at least one hum
dyed thousand bales 0fcottOn along the line
OF the Rail Road between Charlestou and
Columbus, a~aiting the completion of the
ltns to be forwarded to market.
New YORK, June 2l.-Dr. Mackey, the
we'll known Charleston Unionist. pronoun-
ces the delegation Just arrived from that
city to confer with the President on the
subject OF the employment Of Freedmen
IN South Carolina, ~ composed entirely Of
original secessiOnists and rebels through
out the war. He regards their coming as
an lmpudent Insult to the United States
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24
Tela1 ef the ASsassins. j.

WAsKlMoroN, June 2l.-Nr.l Dosterrsad
paper IN tho case Of Payna. He csnaid-
cred that there vas but ons question, to-
Wit: How tar the consiotipn Of ~ pris-
oncr, N doing that which ;he thought wss
right in attempting The assassination Of
6ecret6yy Seward, should mitigats his pun.
ishment.d The counsel gavs history Of
the prisoner, and excused the crime % the
result of his Southern educatjon,-slayery
having trained the assasaip the accused
was fanatic, m enthusiast . hefo-n0t q
hired tool. Mr.. Doster said apart from the
crime Payne had committed, he had form
ed an estimate Of his character, little short
ofadmiration.
z Mr.. Doster then read . statement from
Azerodt, saying he Wa one Of the party
who agreed to capture. President Lincoln,
but that when Booth broached assassina-
ton, he, the prisoner, positively refused %
have anything TO do With the affair. Booth
wanted him 70 murder Vice Presidsnt
johnson, but this he peremptorily declined
TO do. s Il ai.ig Il .agte4I e
) M. Aiken rod An argumsat in hvor Of
Mn. Sutrntk The Court then aajsufned
until Friday, qrI pssiseslsls !
Z
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24
From California.


San FRAsc1sco. June ia tire in this
city last evening at the foot of Market
street, burned Is buildings. LOSS 500, 600.
Many families were made homeless.
The town OF Brownsville, in Yuba cour-
ty, has been nearly destroyed BY fire.
The steamship Sierra Nevada, from
Portland and Victoria, brings 322S00O in
gold. =. d. M
There is favorable news from the mines.
New gold discoveries are reported on the
upper Columbia. .. ss.g,4
The people Of Victoris have been, sold
by bogus kilograms from New. Westmin-
stsE describing thai sexecution OF Jef Davis
and Breckinrtd4e. The papets comment
omit at length, The Opl0Mist baNeviug, and
the ChsOnicle doubtiDg it,. ss,4t s,fs5tf s.T
Later news from. Arizona reports more
putrages BY Apachee. Troops from Caii-
4ornie will soon be on their track, ttata
III 4 dispatch from New Westminster in
Bltjsh COlumbie states that 800 mileo' Of
poles for the Russian Telegraph are On the
ground. .4&,e4 s, 's,-t,9ss.- So
The firs at Sonoro, to-day Destroyed proi
sperty valued at -, 600. .tss moI. Il 80 ...fiY
Agents 0fthe Aexiceu Republic aYs here
for. the purpose Of iputting . loan upon
the market of 1lN 600 DO. - = -,
In the produce market, the tendency was
downward, with the prospect of m early
supply Of new wheat. -s ,5.
The regular steamer sailed for Panams
with 81 passengers and d, 81, 900 In treas.
ure, Of which $7Ss 900 goes TO New York
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24

NV YoRK, June 2l-Tho sfAas,aer Eaela
or1n6s Havana dates 70 the l7th.
The rebel Gen. SlauehtAr waa driven ont
Of Bfownsville BY his own soldiers and
had reached Havana.
Jno: 9. Breckenridge, Col. Wood Taylor,
Capt. Nelson, aid de camp to JenF Davis,
Two soldters and negro, arrived at Card.
nss Su. y = "a open boat on the 1lth, probably
accompanied from Cardinss bv ? ?Sosnish
onlcer, charged by the Governor Of Cardi.
nae g present him TO the Captain General,
Iae aeydan war continued. but Presi.
aSns so y 0enard's troops were victorious In
.s,s ~ t1s .on9ngementl, and the forces of tho
Fens0 were decreasing,
,.ae aae Y, =. steamer Pallatine nightly
g.. - r'siasase q 81 ., i. Gosa,." !" p'0''''
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24
Rear Admirai Dahigren.

NV YoRK, June 2l.-Rear Admiral
Dahlgren having been relieved of the com.
mand Of the squadron before Charleston
and ordered north, has issued farewell
order to the fleet, in which he recounts
their services. He is particular to claim
for the navy share in the honors acquired
in securing possession Of Charleston Har-
Dor, notwithstanding 1t has been asserted
in some army official report that the ad-
vance was or could have been made with.
out the assistance Of the navy. He refers
t0,tha sacrifices made aud losses sustained
by the navy, to show with what zeal, devo.
ton. endurance and skill they performed
their arduous dutiss, and speaks in the
highest terms Of his officers aud men.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24

BosToN, June 2l.-A meeting to consider
the subject Of the reorganization of the rob-
81 States, called by Gov. Andrews and 9TH
srs, was held in Faneuil Hall to-day. The.
0philus Parsons, lawprofessor In Harvard
University, presided.
Resolutions were presented declaring the
work OF reorganizing government and 60.
ciety In the rebel States requires Of the leg.
islative and executive departments Of the
Government the most deliberate exercise
OF tho powers Of stateamsnship, and that
Il 70 far moro important task to be per.
formed we'll than quickly.
Also, that it u essential 70 the liberty Of
our 0overnmont that none b allowed 70
vote Who ars not loyal, and thas no one
should b excluded from voting beoause Of
race or color.
The resolutions wers commented on by
Parsons, B 81 Dana, Henry Ward Bsscher,
Senator Pomeroy, Of Kansas, and DR. G 3
NJ. Parsons urged that it was the right
Sonthosn States in military possession.
The reeolution expressing confidence
that President johnson will carry out the
good work for which Mr.. Lincoln laid down
his life was loudly cheered.
4. 81. Dams, jr., argued that the war is
not over yet; that tho country to-day is In
the attitude and state of war; that the
" oVs0 A0V0s teSEAUO1y A0o WssAAs! 0NO 70
meath the military power; that the public
faith stands pledged to the emancipation OF
the slaves and their posterity forever; that
they should have full, and perfact free
dom; that w. Nave right TO require that
tho tr*eG men sasli have a right to vote !;
that il we do not sec,lre that right now, in
the hour Of revolution it will never be So
cured except by q new revolution; that we
may hold the rebel States within the grasp
of the law until the rights are secured
which it is right for rs to demand; and We
mean to see to- Il tha, the negroes are built
up into u self-sustaiuiEg. voting popula-
ton.
A committee Of nine was appointed to
prepare an address to ths people of the
Cuited States, .rging upna them the me-
cessi,y Of reorsaniziny tba rebel States on
just and correct principles. - - r
Henry Ward Beecber addressed the
meeting in an earnest aud lively speech In
behalf of universal sn1frage "a national,
inalienabls right, which existed independ.
ent Of any considerations Of propriety or
ability to read and write.
Senator Pomeroy contended that to
make the victory We have gained sure and
the peace lasting, we must secure. to the
negro the homestead, the musket and the
ballot.
The meeting was continued nearly three
hours.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

The news from Venezuela is Of q satifac-
tory character. Gen. Falcon has been elec-
ted President.
A petition signed by most Of the veal
thy Inhabitants OF the Island Of Cuba has
been forwarded to Spain. asking that Gen.
Dulee may not be supplanted 40 Captain
General.
The weather ct Havana IL very warm
and there 10 the usual quantity OF yellow
fever.
Wm. T. Minor, u. 8. Consul at Havana,
was passenger on the Eagle.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24

CINCINNATI, June 2l.-The Ohio s6@aG
Union Conventionmet at Columbus to-das
Gen. w. @Bs Woods was eleoe6d Preeid
Of the Convention and w. Beris. sscrefar1.
Gen. y. p. Cox was Nominated 6os 0os.
ernor by exclamation; e. n Burne1aol
Warren. Lieut. Govsrnor;s Hon. 8. g. NJ.
ner, Of Lorratnes Treasurer; ]. BrinksehiG
Attorney General; James Moore. Beasio(
Public Works; Lieut. Rodney. Olak eftle
Supreme Court. :. oslS5tg1's:,
The Convention passed rosolutioae n.
men0nG the cruel death Of Prssidanb u.
coin. and endorsing the policy soe Anleov
Johnsonls administratioe-thst iour -
Of santuinary war has douonstrstod1k ~
slavely aad IT. ipstitutioos aro irroVo1Ia.
bly, opposed to freedom and fFes inslllo.
tions-that while ~ aEe anxious loeIaa
early reconstruction Of 1tateenal relati0al
with tho insurgsut 6tates, ~ demand thAl
It shall b upon auch terms - viii Rivl
assursnoes. Of peaoo and security - III
loyal people and property Of the Es6aal
O0lO0s Z ,.4sfs...ef fssga~s. .eff
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24

WAsHIxafox. June 2l.-The store house
OF the Sanitary Commission at Alexandria
was entirely destroyed by dire this morn
Ing. It wAs large frame building, erected
near the Orange & Alexandra Railroad de-
pot. -
Mrs. W. 81. Seward, wife Of the secreta-
~ Of State died at ten O'Clock this morn.
ing. Her remains viii be embalmed and
taken g Auburn. The 0tate department =
hmilY have becn called M upon TO-DAY bv 81
dletinS Suished officials to tender their sym.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24
0eaaeon'a ReDoft.

NRw YORK, June 2l.-Secretary Stan.
toms report Of the operations in his Depart
ment for the last year Of tho war 10 pub.
lished, from which it appears there were
furnished 70 the tield 4So, o,6o6 soldiers, and
mustered out and discharged 268, ia. Over
2OO dAgs were captured from the rebels.-
There were 1Ol $50 colored troops in ser
vice
The Psymaster Generals report is up to
June 30, 1854, and shows disbursements up
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24
Rleel On l6laten Ialaax.

NEW YoRK, June 22.-In the matter of
the riot on Staten Island, last evening, it
appears the citizens wete giving an enter
tainment to the ls3d regiment, just return
ed from the war. The members Of de-
tachrnent Of the .66th. guarding cotton on
the quarantine grounds came to the place
OF entertainment, and were In friendly
spirit asked tc take refreshments, and part
OF them accepted the Invitation. After.
wards discussion sprung up relative 20
tho merits Of the two regiments, In which
the citizens participated, and q couple Of
the d6th got into fight, getting tho worst
their muskets loaded, then nxed bsyonsts
and returned, using oAbnsive Language.
They were then set upon, their muskots
taken from them, sfid they driven inside
the gates Of the qdafAntine grounds. This
snraSed the entire detachment, and they
took their stand inside the gates with their
muskets loaded. w
By this time large crowd gathered
about tho gate, and stones were thrown ct
tho armed soldiers inside. They respond
Cd BY dring deliberately and with much
regularity yollet after vollev into the
crowd. The light wss kept up for near .
half hour, with muskee on one side and
STONES % tho other. Finally boot arrtv-
Cd, having on board Lieut.. Col. Nelson IN
commandr of the detachment Of the 06th,
and when he was Informed Of the state Of
Affairs hs Immediately leaped ashore and
hastensd % the gate, commanding the men
% deetSt and return 70 their quarters. His
command was scarcely uttered when he
was shot BY ono Of his own men. the ball
going through his breast. He will proba-
bly, die. He 10 Q son Of Judge Nelson, Of
Williamsburg, Winchester Co., and about
Capt. Nelson, Of the Naugatuck, wss no.
ti6ed of the affair and ho ordered a SQUAD
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24
Who CoPes :

WAsH1HoroN, June 2l.-Edmuud Ruf.
1n, OF Va, who 6red the first eHn on Fort
sumter, 10 dead. He committed suicide
near Richmond, Saturday last, by blowing
his head OF with gun. A memorandum
vas found among his papers, says the
Richmond Republic, stating that ho could
not live under the government Of the UNI
ted 6tAtes-that hs prefsrred death % do
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24
The Fugitive Rebe,, q H.v..-'

NEW YoBK, June 22.-The Herald. n
vannah correspondent says Of the esesnsss u: !:
Beauregatd and party: ses
These worthless were all near Je6 n.-.
when he wss captured, bat mauaesS =
elude the national troops and trsvs,99 3
acroes e 20 tne states oi Georgia and Alahssa
boat and put to sea, arriving st Csrdi... =
the llth inst, after three dsys and n;s.9! =
passed almost entirely withoue eeNi.S ~
sleeping. At Caxdina6 they Were sss.
cd and received marked attontion 49, -
spanish Government and people. Ts
expected TO remain ct Hayanns e.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-24

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Undsr in-
structions OF the Navy Department, League
Island was visited yesterday for the pur.
pose Of preparing Il for The iron clads
which are to b laid up. There are sever
sl monitors In the stream of the city, that
tic Squsdron. including the iron clad Mo-
nadnock. League Islsnd il the site oifar.
ed BY the city TO the government for the
navy yard.