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, 1865-06-13
Adoption OF the New ConA9itutJcn-,A
judicial lnbroElIo-JeL Thotnp-
t0Mss men-Arri7alx OF Troons.


Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Tnbunc,,
ST. LoC1s, June II.
The New Constitution il ont OF the HoodB and
aoopfcu beyond doubt Returns we're puolJsLed
this morning from tixty-nine counties which
anve only 4,sso adverse majority. The soldte1a'
vote from Little Rock and Chattanooga nud re-
turns from four Other countlee have been recc1yed
tufiiDg the ms1ority to 6ia in favor with retrrns
from tbtrty.two counties, and 4oc1 soldiers ret to
come 1n all or nesti5 al! Of which will be f.yo-a.
bic 70 The New Constitution.
The old Supreme Conrt Juxt4ees refused to
yield their places to Gov. Fletcacr'a nppo;utees
this morning, and considerable doubt aud oifi.
Gully sxis!s in consequence. The new Judeea
Of Billed IN hpothtr rooEo and elected q Clerk
They demanded the records Of the old Clerk but
were refused. Gov. Fletcher will return from
Loai+Flle tomorrow, Then there WILL be fun cou
ceEnfnR Tits business.
The number Of JeH. Thompson's men officially
reported as psroltd il between seFr4 md eICht
tbou.Acd. three quarter. OF whom had to be fsd
bS one commtssssy to cave thtu, from starving.
losd o. exchanged Union prisoners arrived
lrcm he.oE to,dsy. They consist Of s00 m "A Of
= 1S llllnoif. IL Of the 77tn Illinois, It's Of
tae 1soh Ohio, snd u mrn of Ehe l64th New York.
aha eaaadt o1 many other regiments. They arc
~ aet coHnatd Of Captain AcColoch, OF tbs T7th
ttHihk4.t aua arc 70 tie mustered uut aud rent to
lhetr b. mes. They nre a tine lookicg bsdr of
men, aod report the best Of health prevailing.
, 1865-06-13
FROM DEs MONIES:

Wnchtnery for Idaho-ArrtFais OF
AFoopt-atruck by l1%hIninE-7h tho
sanitary ommiAs1on-State Eonyen.
tlop.
Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tf3unc.1
DEs MONIES, Iowa, June1a
The machinery for seven quartz mills passed
through here to-day for Idaho.
R-J- Patterson, Superintendent Of the Iasaue
Hospital At Mount Pleasant has offered liz ressg.
milton. to thke effect on the 1.h Of September,
The 18th and seth 1nfautry have arrived In The
State.
gentleman while walking the street during a
fhunder storm the Other evening, had one Of his
eJes completely destroyed by lightning, without
other iLjury.
The Iowa Sanitary Commission IL about to ~.
tab7tsh agencies for procuring back par, peneions
and bouDtles for so.dera 1t this place.
Burlington, Davenport and Dubuque de,eeatek
to the State Convention are coming IN every hour.
bnt little excitement ie Jet manifested in regard
to candidates.
, 1865-06-13

fufLADELrn1A, june l2.--Jay Cooke reports
nat the suhser,ptions to the 80 loan tn.dsy
7ronnted to q, 5s7, 90, inclnoing the following:
Elrst National Rink or Ch'caco, S2r1 Isl: Eirst
Aatier41 Bank Il Qes Ao'ne,, lows. 2s05 %; IA.
ftfft National 1apk uf ST. Panl, $it0, Fra;
Nssiohs! Bank Of Evansville, Ind, $a!,Nx: First
SSatioIsi Bank 0! Z.nesvi'le, Ohio. s5tG'o; First
Fam c.. Boston, $.90.ot0 Fisk & Hatch. NeV
aoIG, Esa1 80; Fourth National Bank VI NEW
York, sat ,to1. Theze we're 1is3 iadlylda MI enh.
scfiptiona for tuns or So and xIuO.
, 1865-06-13

lef9pEio1t Cofr- Cincinnati Commercially
All. da!Iau, the conservative caudldatg for
the Legislature in the Frankfort District
made speech few days ago, in lwhich he
LOOK ground that there was no hope for the
!fassage Of the Constitutional Amend ment.
put 6nt that ktntneky would abolish slavery by
sIate acuon, though 1t Wou'd require at ieast
seftn yents to do It. There happened to be
quite number Of darkies listening to him.
and tie Idea Of seven years. more Of slavery
va: 60 dtstasttlul to them that thev ron.
cludeu Immediately to take tha Short cut ia
freedom ria the army. Acc rd!D.ly, thew not
Sy Snly vent M themselves but got all their neigh
bo1s to Join thin In stampede for the near
ct ecluiting station, and the result was m
accession Of more than one huudrd cable r..
cults to the army ct the Union.
One negro girl, about twenty years old.
happcutd to be among Mr.. Harlan's auditors
ala sne vas go badly i'':btenened a. hearing
LAT The hour OF her freedom, which she had
leuG consoltd herself va. Immediately Mt
lana, was yet seven years distant, that she
Etarted, In hot haste, to the Office Of the
Iost commandant, to know II be would moi
Iiye her pass to 70 North. The officer, who
eomnant colored regiment, said he could
Lot do II :; that If she was slave she must
stay with her master until slavery was abol.
isttG by law. But" sail Dinab, 'siots o.
gals has gone norf, slaves too.n "Ah. yean
sad the colcnel, ''but they did not 70 aBny
until they bad become free by marrying sol.
ole!e: lucy married some Of my boys. and |
then they were free By the laws Of Cougrcss.
and an. had right to 20 where they pleased. II |
you VIII msrry one Of these darkey boys
dret sed in blue, you can 60 North Or stay
here, just as you please" Dinah was tickicd +
almost to death, az the saying Is, OF this GOOD
1ews, and told the colonel that she alSavs
intend d to marry u "soger any how. Aiier
eoms further conversation between The two.
tie colonel agreed to send for a squad Of tha
Gest looking colosed warriors in bts commend !
md very soon the swarthy lady was confront
Cd By about twenty rs likely lookin. AffIcan
descenters as can be found this side 9f thc Al
.ansic. It COX her about five minutes to se
Get COMPANION for life from the group, md
e Inc I3a!galn vas Immediately ratified bY the
wan in the holy bonds Of wedlock. THIS
nay be laughed at as an Impossible case Of
rarrying In haste, but can assure The reader
hat 1t Is strictly aud literally true.
, 1865-06-13
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Within the psst few 6aya this eectIou of the st,te
tio1 Of al interested. ''@''''
, 1865-06-13
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JUNE Is, 1865.

The MAJOR made the nomination, which W.
euppofIeo. and the appointment raAde.
AID. shimp offered 4 re.olution aq,hort' zins th
committee OF German eitfxens to use Il 'e cit
en1 tehes ca,IIsa = thsi reception Of ta ID
/ Al9. Wicker presented IN ordinance 10 ss|l
within three months, two acres Of Iand On Gar.t
etfeef, opposite The Old Cemetery, tho proceeds 10
luEe: ~ = - q" ~ W.
Lincoln Park s1o.coo, Union Park Is COO and
Ike Faik $ ,6o- The deficiency In tbs price SO
ooiaheo' 10 DC taken ifon The General Fund,
THr STATE FAIR
Aid. Tafcott csiled up the Ot.tnauco on The
Horse raload on. State street and InIiana aycuns
70 give access to The Fair Grounds in the South.
e.n p;fs.,on of ths city, aad to g,rinc to ae
gs1ss H. s9 . ne isiI. IN cam properly designated.
..t.t nae ufoinanee, report OF Committee and sub
thed in the Ta1suSs, were shen .ead nvs 0eee poo-
AID Barrett novel The adoption Of the sub.
t,d1s A. 1cnoy noyea to lay the substitute on the
.. A!a. nond moved IN anendment to the snhetf-
.a.s 'sat shs o.dinaee shall csase to % Of force
until the ctoae Of the year.
asd. Holden moved to utjou1p. Lost.
on he tstIe. Iost-syrs s; noes IS. A'1'AA4''A'
Ald: krnn moved 10 adjourn. Lo.t-ayes II;
AID: Woodnan moved that the substitute m
areEdt d by Aid. Bond be adopted.
The amendment being arst put was carried.
AID. httckerbockrr mayed to further ameEd BY
iiinf t5s tack to be la,d on Indiaaz avenue
AZ: Moodnan moyed to lay on the table.
Ald shaektord called ior The previous question,
ING tai was suhta1ned-aJcs II; Ioee 0,
III ahe s. substitute a. amended wis then adopted
Aid In ffn oa,+a ,oo+f,r J.. .n,...
, 1865-06-13

NEW ioEE, June IAN arrival from Bdenos
~: Assen ut1ngs tie announcement that the ArRcn.
Tnlch Ia, Ter some time bscu going On between
lafa.raE on The one ride snu Brazil aud E{scusy
On the other. It Is reported that The Paraguay.
Cot1tehtes. one ol the Arcrn,tne Sia.es, sur
pilsta sgd captured ,wo armed vessels, and Killed
n eold blood AZ the oncsrs aud craw. or coures.
part with Brazil and UrasnAy, and viii chsupe tht
rorfte Of eympathy which was setting in FAVOR ~
pttaGuaJ aCnlnst that country. "
, 1865-06-13

4 resolution was adopted BY the Common
Council Last evening to give the job printing
OF the city to the lowest bidder. Under this
resolution esch job. even though 1t cost but
ten dollars, is required By law to be ad1er-
Used sir f4,ies. The advertising in most cascs
will thus cost more than the job. Perhaps 1t
does moi become the Corporation uewspa-
peri 10 Object to this large pros .oectire addi-
ttor to its advertising patronage. Ncyerthe-
lrss VIC lumbly submit that We do not see
Nlcre the ecouOmy comes in
, 1865-06-13

1natta4oUe-n EXPl0si0n.
NJ, A1T lohk, June !2-1he Tunes has special
Tremendous explosion ard ire occurred
,n.9e ,n.e o. sas ninE Of the w, As is supposed
Esfot. exploding several thousand tons Of fxed
ammunition ts Il. and loose powder. Shot and shell
stnt hlss,nE about the town, and many Nefo
te1.s buildings took IRE and wers destroyer, IN.
volsInc los Of quarter OF a million dpli,rs'
, No!tn oi tto'ts. Sumo tnisk the fire was tic
ously With llc Neskl1lie MD Gnllatlu f11ra.
, 1865-06-13

TflH &llEai Enx.oIsnxfa

BotTosr Jnoe 1eth.-By arrivals here adYices
ssc received from Hayti 10 the 2sfh Of My The
fcvoiaticn vas sttll IN proereke, without decieive
Eesu1t'. Inc 1teeLt report OF the defeat Ct the
1r;els ":s net conGsmed. There Ind been some
neLtInE Le1r Goua1yes, and It Vas thought the
pailon7l troops would abandon the place and f,,i
race upon st. Mafic. President Jefrfafd vi,
c'akinc great cxeyt.ons In forwarding t:Do5s from
foft an Pl1nct and Eeishhulnr tuHns
, 1865-06-13
Our Returning Soldiers.
CHICAGO, June Il, 1866.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
There IL, among our people, an unexpected
soldierf. The splendid receptions that had been
promised then, they do not have !; the glad vel
etmer they had been told would greet them, they
do not hear. Last week several regiments arrived
II sdy to lai1t-And were cesignsa Al once to de-
tcitto eanpt. that had long since bten stripped
ot tvety tolsenience. Cooking utenkila 6nd inel,
even. we're nut at hand-to tay nothIuE Of food.
Al 1he Soldiers Rest thsec returning soldiers
ceu'd rot be accommodated. ind for obvious rea.
eens. The great Far hrs dersneed all thiras ua-
der that leAdtue. Provision should have beeo
made souexhErc, and by other pe1stus, for re-
ctiypg, 1oatiDs .nc {se1ips tkeye men, The cit{.
, 1865-06-13
FROM ST. PAUL.
IN Illinois ReRiRnen ut on Its waysn ts,.,
Frenutr-Qulck Tine


tspecaa. Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
Sr. PAUL, Jnne 10.
The 80 regiment Of Illinois cavalry, ret.r,u..
urdrE command Of Col. Donshsn, Is o. Ito say
up the river from ST. Lou1s, On board the sayau-
nah snd FictnrY. 1t w1ll rfach here to.mo,row
morrtIc and proceed to Fort Smelling. from which
T<':rt it u ~! ee soon rs possible, bo sent 10 toe
Gtn- 6tbf.y Eert = despatch to Gen. Su11y n
s'ou1 City on the III and reseised ! reply this
nc1ntne soLI CITY is three hundred miles
for courte.s to make In i wild country.
, 1865-06-13

Important Circular from the Attorney
Characterization of the National
EnnkA-Re0rEaDlzA Of Alabau1a
Soldiers PnYs DC.

&tn+rnl-Coudstlon of the Na1ionai
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Alabama
Soldiers Pnys DC.
Especial Dispatch to the chicsso Tribune
WAsHIS oTos, June T.,
The following important circular has been
Issued hy the Attorney Gcncral:
ATTORNEY GEEkRAL's Of11cE, I
WASHINGTON, june Z, 1865. {
~ direction Of the President, Ill persons be-
.oneine 10 The excepted classes enumerated In the
1ses'oente 8 amnesty proclamation OF M9y %, 1S65,
"Eo naas make Fpecial application to the Pret,-
uent loF PARDON, nre hriesy notified that before
,nesT ,ne'T aesPeese applications viii be granted it
ard subscribed 10 the nsth Of atiIrna.inn ~ fis
tsad proclamation prescribed EFev snrh ne,enn
Desiring special ns1u9n shna'a make rezeon.l sp.
wilh such application the original oath or sfiirmas
tfon, subscribed before IN officer nataorizef nrde+
the rules :. ana e.. Iecu'sslons pronqieated bY The
JolEru Sized,
Attorney General.
THE NATIONAL nAsKs.
An appordonnent OF the National Bsnk ctrcu.
ln1on among the several Sates and Tern -orice h,s
just teen lrede BY the Csmptsol,er Of the Cur.
rticy. The orponueut te naaae On the ba.is
a i" espsaI @ sa,hori1ed s b. bs'p cone!es.: 81 u:
&, ,7sa OF haa been reserved for cIttributtou ia
ruth States where Nxion.l Barks have not yet
bee1 II ;alilished. The following Is 4 statement
OF the tireula Ion to winch the States named are
entitled and the snonnt already authorized and
up TO June 1Gtt:
PennfyivanIa il entitled 70 $aA57s,7to: nmoant
aready authorized Fl, rs. .s13, amount delisered
up I'LL Date ZIG G23.0 .070: Ohm 617. .Gss amount
~ 'hnrzt3 u, ,Gza. .5, delivered E1s. s.lG714t; I1dl-
eEa $.Gt5. csSn au1oont authorized fS,99J TN, de-
ltvefcd e5,sC4, ,g5n; Illinois FIJI .633.kN: amauut
authorized 50 tsG 80. delivered &C. .9IG Micn:-
inu So..t0,tUo; amount authorized ka,sil.-
~ delivered <13i1+ct9; Wf-coa.ia
ati,se1,d NaGi0o; Iowa, sLis,s0,:
mount authorized, 81, 600, delivered, el2s3
ia 6Mt,nne*of.. IN. slt5.t00; amount authorized.
noust ou.l,taS .sso sn a5o; Ss art1sa hant tsS9
~ Missouri, sa,4u.x0; amount authorized s46ss,.
~, oe!iFcted, esq, ,a3o; Kcntncky, $ia5N.00;
: hmonn. aalnotlxed, fl,s55,7y'. delivered, s5S7,
- ~ ehnessee. $s.1G, ,v0); uuouu: au
..hofsxea, 65,sas.ch. deliyere3, f311,-
Nv. ~ but oue u tTv of Int not1h:1l
, 1865-06-13
Chill.

NEW TonE, Jnne 1a-Gold II in mo,, sc.1ra
demand from FOREIGN bankers, anI tie prosrrrt
q large shipments by the next 4te.mar h5s bio.
oucsd more drn'ncss Of price. Tbs pricu opSusd
=: l*s4, and Ec.e 10 1411Gtu. The preyx,lin-
Impression that the price viii advance to Isl h1:
produced cIspostt3nn to buy on apecnist;on.
toou.h a. yet VIC note no important operations on
NEW YuRK lime - -f3o1a ~,
, 1865-06-13
POSTSCRIPT.


Especial Dtptsch to Western Aeeoctated Prc.s.
KrwyoeE r,na1e
Returniue Troops,
~s ua u VI returned solasefs, en- route
1os '1tfF nones IN ScW England, paused through
the city Today. More are expected tomorrow,
The wheels u.ed bT The rinvnat Msr.h.1. :,
htl,no t,rpfts =, vo, ~ ~. - oa's nt. !"
~ -se" iotS arc 10 oe gold at anc.
''o'' 0sA' anolsaay'
Judge Underwood, Of virginia. bs, cone bara
10 solicit the cooperation 1f Afto-nav Gsnara,
., sN ru y ,ne u1al OF denera Lee and others re-.
eenuy indicted ior treason BY tbs grand jury ut
''o1'S-
The z,iam<. Wash,naton n1 ,sxain .1sc,.,
airy formerly httachtd to the srmY aud Whirb
OPERATED in the Shenandoah Valley is now en-
sud II tetER reoreanfzcd ANA cCnsolfi.ted n
consequence OF the rnuerertng ont Of those whose
ir1us .tnM. nf hfv1ee expire b;fore October drst.
ed out. 1t Il te.ltyed IN order fr6m the War
Department Wilt direct The 11nmedlate dtsch tree
~ ~ whoss M tsrns Of eefv1ce expire before jan
uar1 nsbt i666.
From hof1h CaroliaR.
Jae Ms9At nale,eh letter says the contest
ss'a sno Eetsn e aor omcs under the new order Of
soee Il ic coIah E5noa hss
fa9@apd - ,o5 various lo;ii1ens have been put
"a ,bne ~ SOFA s nna domestic as1s there is
ons 1oMsas es S TIC ne
la3'sa masdefs afd eassa haze suddenly found them
seses p.aes q; Maoy Q! the propractors wish the
s1as %ae ase L sse eos y.op for
oltaLt tsi temanelat'on.
,H.., en, seereia 1ssned an or6er at Raleigh pro.
nrisaa ,as sexoae Of cotton OF other products at
p1icnsse sna tnlpmsnt except BY pertons In mill
!afy telv1ee, ana directing The Qusttermaster's
to afford all possible facilities for hes
, 1865-06-13
Gen. + 1octtlas Reception IN New
York. II

w. e
=, NE" ioEK. Jrne 12.-M.for General Henry ".
sloSum Whites, the Stuck ESchsnve ,hie aftcrnoon
anc Hss warmly greeted. General Rogers accom-.
Of tho Board. introduced him to he companT.
nron Which proceedings were suspended, ant
tnIee thEee Cheers glsen to thc msn thai c1DtuYed
Atapts. The General expressed he p!easufo n
meeting 70 msny tokeI Of friendship. and to per.
ceiTe that tho wsr Ind left 70 few marks upon onr
EAurnsE prosperity. Gen. Slncuu ts res:dent or
HSfscuse. ato represented the second Diatrirf ri
OeontaGa Eonnty, In tie Asscmhir Of lkcA.
, 1865-06-13

eorstrc Preside ntJotnton'. policy of1econst,ue-
tton In North Casolin1, aad declining to be a can
dsdate for Governor Of Ohio. This leaves the
neld clear for General Coz. rs It Is now pretty
we'll settled that the SOLDIERS choice will BE-
ADOPTED BY the Convention that Is to meet next
u = - -~~ >A~~>s
, 1865-06-13

stood LIS lawycr. who could QUIZ have
spoken Us q politician, contemplating :
eaes e cs,t S,Sned IN. BY po~eF with power, when
t ne ea'a a. That the debts Of the ConGederacy
lend WIS no doubt that which ssM." meu-
IONS oat the getting cotton at Cd. per
Hnnd Was contingent on tue auccess Of
fAe Confederatcs. They fallcl--no peace
6ae 9etn signed; no peace wilI bo signed.
Inc unlon GoFeinmeut maintains that the
Of tbs unoa es ans nnse thet peFe9 been legally cut
tight 10 eontraet q debt with "M.'' and his
fellow bond-eolders IN their name to tue
injury Of the larger political body Of which
they formed part. In their view thcre-
fore, the obligation Of paying The Con?sderate
debt has no existence either as bint}iaz on
the Union or on the Southern States. "ll.0
If the Government Of the United States Gai
recognized the Conf deracy Is au fnd.nenfl.
ent power, and aftsrward absorbed Its com
poDcnt states. 1t would have been bouud to |
assume Its debts--but only then. The Gov
errmcnt and people Of the Union hive been
to its federal obligations, and this Implies
Il prohibition Of any set contrary to those
We fear "M.nis mistaken in ]
aurposiDg that Mr. johnson would please
&c people Of tile Sonth by taxing them now
70 pay oG Confederate bonds. There was
nme, perhaps 20 late as tho conference Of
hampton Roads, when suck IN act would
have perhaps saved them suffering and woo
such rs Te Fave rarely seen in our days: but
hat occasicn wns allowed to p,ss uniH,-
ProVtd, and the people. In their deep df5-
Eress, have enough 10 think about without
airing for the interest Of those who too 1u-
furnished their leaders with
he mtans OF ruin. IN" is lust in The nosS.
Jon OF o creditor whose debtor has died feaT-
cg no EXECUTOR and no Rsscts.1
, 1865-06-13

1Tp1AS4roI1s, June IL.
The 4sd, ecth, 18th and o3th regiments had re.
eertson to-day at the State House. Gov. Morton,
Gen. HoveJ and oihe1s made speeches AID Hsdn.s
s1rd dlfcour:ed most beautiful mu:tc. The e2d
shd ssd lsit Washington yet1esday noon for this
city,
, 1865-06-13

Personal Itcms-N1iiltary tuS+sisvpt.rn
--s'a%Gr III The U1.11.d Stats Eonrfs-
1h'pnFsant Naval substantially Of
H. Eimrut&, "A
, 1865-06-13
T4ln Tnrf.

NV 1onK. Jeoe ls.-The trpt to day. between
Dexter a:d Lady Thornc, Has won hy the latter.
tae taxing the oIs second aud fourth heats, Best
time w2s a:e4 on the first hest.
, 1865-06-13
FRUDl CINCINNATI,
tsptetsl Dispatch to the Ch'cseo T,ibunc.1

E1NbfsNA11, Jnne Il.
Gen. Jane. B. stcdman, stopping here over
night, Tss tereasde3 ~ the 9th Ohio Regiment.
fo mtiiy In his brigade. Int out Of service for
!6er p:st. lie responded in EeW remarks, en-.
, 1865-06-13
CASE OF REV. DIR. <.RacxAFr-

CASE or REV. DIR. ERACRAFT.
The interest Which has attached to the casc
Of Rev. J. ". cracraft, D. D., Rector Of Craze
Church. Galcsburgh, In connection with the
controversy which arose some time since with
Bishop Whitehouse, Of this State, induces US
TO publish, at the request Of the vestry of
said church, the official documents connected
with the examination Of Mr. Cracratt's al.
1eccd o5ensc. These documents are some.
what lengthy, but will be found highly inter
estinF, not only to members Of the Episcopal
denomination, but to the public tene.nily.
They embrace several communications from
Bishop Mc1lyaine, Of Ohio, marked with the
learning and pietS Of that distinguished pre-
late The yestry Of Grace Church are in.
dueed to make this publicati IN In consequence
OF what they consider erroneous statements
In rcent humber of the Northeastern Czxraa,
The organ Of Bishop Whltehouse. The CON.
muEication concludes with the following |
statement Of what the members Of Grace |
Chu'ch deem the principles involved In the |
controversy:
TIE Official documents in this case are now he.
Tore the pubic. No uupreludiccd person cap fead /
I9em. and ttcspe The conclusion that Bishop
Mhitehou:e In refusing The letters dttnir.ory of |
from tetllnE the Rector Of its choice ts ht.9mtpr
q power waich would briue every RECTOR md 7
parish IN The Diocese 10 the feet Of the etop. |
churchmen throughout the Ssalc. One particular
parith ma! h" very urlnp"rtsnt- hut be una; be !
FeF1 dtl scan who does rot sec that tnis cortro-
very fDrose. principle 1hat IL vl,sl to the pros-
Ierty OF the church In this Diocese aud one he.d
dEbf - I'll plrtoDB, ol whatever denomination, |
"Eo afc hatcss OF spiritual tyranny.
, 1865-06-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
| TIE CONSPIRACY.
Important Testimoay.~Row The
City Poiat Explosions
Occurred.
ADOPTION OF THE NEW MIS-
SOURI, CONSTITUTION.
RELEASE OF HExTRA BILLY"
SMITH OH PAROLE.
Arrival Of John G. Breckin-
ridge in Cuba.
The Correspondence BetWeen
the Emperor and Prince
Napoleon.
TIE REVOLUTION IN uAYTI
STILL PROGRESSING.
LATER FROM THE SOUTH AMERICAN
WAR--AlLiAhCE AGAINST
PARAGUAY.
Jndgc Parsons of Alabama
Appointed Governor
Of that State. |
General Sheridan's Report Severe
Structures on Gen. Warren.
t TIE REVOLUTION In HAITI
Il STILL PROGRESSING.
LATER FROM THE SOUTH AMERICAN
WAR--AlLiAhCE AGAINST
PARAGUAY,
JNdgc Parsons of Alabama
Appointed Governor
Of that State,
GOLD CLOSED 142 IL
tspectal Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune,1

Several TT1snrsses Vet to Cone-rr,.
poTtant ITsttEa'.Hy for O'LauEhlir-
AA Ali1l SlpMn.
, 1865-06-13
:, Nem notwithstanding.
NEW SKIRT

F'CT 1855.
ANEW AID zrea. Invention II Eoop xs.zz.
TEE D0FL8x ELLIPTIC foR DOUBLE, sr3u
SPRING.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY.
Oats ILL., $40. West3
~ Chambers street, New York.
M 1se Is 1 Of tia aaas aud
J. r. BEADlET9 FAfE1TD DuPI.Xx xtLUTm
sFEKL aPR1NR SKIRT,
Eye-stou cors:ats OF D11,Ecx 10. eyo. .:tint,e
ace! spfl1xa, oKcnioua1y h:aidsi uShty -aI Gr iii
GAStae5: eo&s 70 td$a% MAKING LIE touxhest lpo9f
tsc he4ialc A3d du1zole Eptcx 4Jsr used EN- lhfTnE
Lne HfAf consequence Of la Eess eIly:ttttv aea
20 PLACE and fold thu sls When ii uao n
saA.iy 31d ~: she sl-Ee rc1T+7r- - al sttS ~
9pst!n ele5a. is en9fefY obv1ates and slezces the
on.v OBJECTIONS - Hoop Skirts Viz :hs knnoynnce
.o tne Nea.ef vel as tbs public. especially in cowd
a. a. y ca;ia5es railroad casa arch peW1
GeSnos tntn, e oecnpy smau space. 1hs cntisey
eosEa ne ts cury, Rhe zivtaz ia shrt ne rsuE
tn1 md leaf Eo:rl. snd Ii tbe UehtcsS .ud
Moss sIgl!sa and SEscef1f srpeArtc: II. the yrtt
ostfA n 3nenstc OF Euase trfAs. lady bays1e cu.
1oJea Le pleat1Te. eoDrr and K7ea. conYe4iersa Of
trc Duplrx EE7l:c sG!aS Sai:: Tor Il g!s
car Etl ne7er sflefwzzs wt-c sly c.s:nsa Win tss
~ - g tarH ihey CSC the hes: quality In oyasy p
aAo q ar 20 iEh:tst most rIa-aha cofor Aa!e A3c
esonomlen ss!rt ias9a Merchants VIII b. su2pi.e3
s apoFe. and ~ Eatcaca .Io.h. sad sd:ts n II
t1trrsnt STATS. ~ sAs +
- Inquire r. the Duplex Elliptic s,5az sk..a. |
, 1865-06-13

Cur Sn1dters. .-The CI,Y Ofdiuau. u.es..Sswefs.-
.-SfcIfnE Of Petfalerm-~The Sick Poer--
Etrorts--Jeb Prlatlng-Streets and ALLEYS
'.aew BridcwelI-. Park appropriations
10 the Stste Fair--Rcturn.
Ing Regiments.
, 1865-06-13

NEE foEK. dung IA dispatch dat4d Lexlpc-
ton, hy., Jnne 10th, ss5s: - Reli.hle Information
nas ,Ieaenco the nftndt Of John t. BtecklnsidSc
y thts place. that he hss arrived 4efe in CnGs
4o" be got there they refuse to say"
, 1865-06-13

E1frn Billy smith Surrendered.
NET 1oHK, June IA spec1s! to the F5sf,
oste9 Hashlrcton, Juuo -, rays the rebel Gorer.
nor smith has surrendered himself and heen re
leAted on his parole. A1 '~s" 40