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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
Methodiaf Conference.
The final session of the Methodist Confere,

for this year. held of the Seventeenthst.. II. 4.
Church. at o'clock on Tuesday morning. ,
The Meeting called to order by Bishop AMEs
and the opening prayer b. the Rev. WIN II. BooLR.
The reports of several Committees were then read.
The Committee appointed to investigate the action OF
Gliding the Cicn and parsonage in their charge,
ported quito unfevOraby said sctiOn The following
resolutions adopted by the Conference, in regard
10 the matter:
Resed TIA the Conference regards the sale of the Ninth
g. NJ ECLuIch as an unnecessary sacrifice Of properly
which Nigh, have been saved By sufficient Effort.
Resori That deem best for all the best Interests OF
the Church follow up the question where the
ought to fell how IL shoud be distributed nasmucha 1t
appears that all the pare. concerned meant well however
much they may have erred in JUDGMENT
Ee'oied That the thanks of this Conference hereby
rendered TO the Committee of Ministers and ymen for the
lime and patient labor which they hsuo devoted 10 the nves
cation of this subject
Several speeches. pro and con- made upon the
subject but the resolutions finally carriep
The stewards report was then read.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
cOrRT CALPNDARLTsrs DAy.

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT. Mos. 1852,
1873 lss 1923 1891 1870 1895 1851 1871 1913 ist' 9t7
s22 1874 1894 lssA 1854 1859 1853 1870 1871 1914 1915
1919 $780, 1894. is6 1885, 1890 1897 1884, 1895 Pant LII
iO4l ioso ~, 1851 I.sl. saa, sOS 1889, 1857, 6ss
SUPERrOB CouRT-PART mos. 1885, 5775,
547 5O5l 1895 <705 $685. 309 c9a. 6l0 5l03 3l0S elee
Sill STA PART I-No, 5O22 567s 500, <7lo, +92. t366
CO.'S 3l7o 1913, ts9e $780, 75e, 76a, 50is. e0o<
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SUPREME COURT-CrRcurr-ArRrL ll.-Besors yustle,
PRCxHAM.

The Flint Steel River Mining Company agt.
BeryThis case, mentioned yesterday and interrupted IN
consequence Of the resumed to-day The justices
in very careful charge substantially eh 1t to the jury
whether The defendant knew not the residence Of Mr. Dean
In time make the correction the stock book The jury
found for the defendant.
CHAnBERs-APRIL il.-Befors Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Antonio J. Yzquierdo agt. Joseph D. Davis ct al
Costs not chsrgeable.
George B. Ferris at. Chsncery Kitmer-Pspen on file
with Clerk.
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LAW rNTELLIGENCE.
sUPREME COURT-CHAxsERs-APHn H. BOO" 'w'lc'
BARNARD.
S,rCI

John McAdam agt. William McAdan.- MI tion
denied Dycksn Valentine Of 23d Of
1867 signed by amended stated in the opinJh
Finch sg. GeerMoticn granted upon plaintiff PayLE "a
endart all his costs &c. Smith agt Bsnson-UPon pai'n
spuatis. to receive $3.50 in full satisfaction kcthe NO
ton is denied without costs plaintiff will nor % stpus@
then default opened judgment and execution to stand &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
Departure Of tho All. from Boston.

FOsIONI WeuhesdAy, April II, Ieb3.
The steamship Asia, for Liverpool, proceeded
down the harbor today magnfcently decorated with
flags and streamers. In honor Of recent victories
She took ont "A passengers for Liverpool and Is for
Halifa. ard tGi5 Ia silver for Halifax. p"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses.52l Sun Ses IS Moon rises. eiSfuA
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. 900 Gov Island. s4lm Hell 0ste...ll0
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Steamship New-York tBrem), wents Bremen Marc 80
and the 3oh At noon with Sil psss and
steamship MORO Castle, Adams. Havana 9Th in't ndss
and pss., spohoId, Tii,scn 70. 49,, a. 49,
Bremen ship Gut.enbes Rascheu Bremen % As,' VIA
s sSp .Gs .m NJ. GSss y %.ms Manila Dec 80 witt
s ss .na sast.,s H.m;oD white. NevOesn, is days
with hour. cotton, &c, to J. Atk,ns Go. up,r.vx
s:as 70, SHr sb wool St at aud
IT, md Is: Bar H. With cotton a'tie' coffee ao to E. 70
Bir Robin, Hopkins. Mach.. d.,' lumber and hth'' I"
S b.. s. S' &c.,. sot gro Msshenry cdsn.'
2, J.y. with mol ssss to IL TIOwbhdse' s0ns Of New
I ss;s xss &. SsTPiI D''
sehs z e Esrreness Sol MaIsrave Dus1e''
seir Ksara Peter, Horton, II days, potatoes 70 Il
ssbs IN. tS st. John n b. Van Norden, MAyasuss
r. ia lava W th sugar and molssses to niaster.
Sch Rock st Marshall Calais days with lumber 70 L. q
schr Wa e. Allen Addison with 'psr' to Holy0fs MOI
ray .,, Rove, West, with .par,, bound to Rondeut
sebr. n ent OBJ Alien wallis 10 day.. potases~
sohr. Sssni,s State, Allen. Bo.on 'I'
s seSI, s y e:d,.' M ss Rocfisad
sch.,H~ro Marsh Macniaa
schr, Leocadia, Allen, Gloucester
Sshu Cornelis. Hewickson kocEand
ychr. Evelyn, Raleish, Cutler, ~ D.
Schr. j. b. Blocker, Marsh Stoungton.
sehr. Thomas Jefferson. Hill. Hartford.
Schr. J. Goodspeed, Clark, New LONDON,
schr. Merry EHzabetq, Chase, New London.
wIND-At Sunset. 8. W.
Smiled. :. $50
Apsft 2--Steams hi ps-Guiding Stsr, Columbia
Ships-Hemisphere, America, American Consresa
Bsrks-Dunkles, Washington.
nuAkeu.
/ Big Croton--Aprn g. BsrnegA bearing NV, By n. =
| miles nom Mstsnxas Ter Providence. .sv
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i1ort-War0ens' Notire.
STATE o.. NIs-Yos5; !

STATE OF NEW-YOHE,
Po3r-wARDuNs Ovvicv Ne. lW Wsn-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
srctisu Of tho oct passed April ~ 1881. entitled Al
Act 10 Rsorxaze the Waisns Once Of the Port Of New
York. 70 an persona interested In having CHARGE Of the
subject ms.s Of suoh iaquiry examination surey tha
The following vessels under examination BY the Pc
Wsrdens and that the said sarvsys examinations VIII -
completed within ten dsys next soccsedns ths notice -
bosrd said vessels:
Steamship Liberty.
Ship Southampton. ........,...........'..IsE'
bsfk Claro Bahuyan. ......,.......'...''I =. ne
Bark Pembroke. Se
Bas y..i.. ...."....M Ws. 5srS
bsrt Rscbsbitc .ThempsesJ
Big Enssbsth sehsds.."'.''"'..'DstsT ssS
BIZ Emssip.. .Whsdest
"a, Brig Won setback Risehsndor:
MiNTHORNE TUMP kiNS, tsssdsaA
1.Avss HssaIxAx. Secretary. .F's .as 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

ROBBED IN DIREPUTABLE HoUsR.-Chares
nchee Monday night, accompanied Laura Cornell to
{rePntsbIe house In Crsene and willie there she stole
tedvifa. " Or - !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
COURT or GENERAL sEssrONs-APRn l2.-Befors Re
corder IorsnAS
The following prisoners were sentenced yes
tefdsy:
Patrick Hsrsn. two years State Prison.


Alice Allen, year Pententary
Warren smith six months Blsckwells Island .
William Jones, alias Jack Shepard, convicted OF Tsnd
larceny sentenced to state Prison FOR four years and r
months On being sentenced tho prisoner became very vio
lent cursed the Judge and he would never to state
Prison. lie removed from the Courtroom with much
cnty by the officers On hs TO prison he met Judge
Down the magistrate who committed him he also cursed
that Officer and ssid he had the power he would Kill him.
The prisoner IA only nineteen years Of age but has already
done the State some service In Of imprisonment He
bodss and most successful bugsx In the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY. "wednesday. April I2, 1905
There will be no further day calender made
| Tor this term Of tha Cont Of Annesh mf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

There Is very little stock TO work upon and with the
continued decline gold the demand has nearly ceased
the factory cheese going to the groceis at ~
whereas shippers could scarcely pay eoc Tor the best
stock Of medium arm-dsiry cheese which was selling
few weeks ago at 2oc, has now run down to l4c In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

There IL scarcity Of prime old butter and the re-
cepts Of new light as yet small lot Of half frkfn
tubs fresh from Courtland County, was sold at 40
The range for new Is really 80 10 45c Orange County
selected pals, sCc Very little prime old butter is
coming forward and there Is not much to come. Sc
eced lrkins bring 3sd4oc. Store packed new butter
is worth about 3oc There IL very little inquiry Tor
shipping and that Is for low grade, at about l5c.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
AlEA1S.

Beef Is scarce and higher. yesls are very plenty,
many OF them little thin calves. Good mutton higher
Porf is also very scarce and high All that were on
tho market 20 day brought &c., but the fst free arr
val, will reduce the quotations. We quotes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

The nrr trndn continne. brsk with q sight advance
YRUIE--DRIED.

Dried apples drug. rlubarb beginning to take
their place. Good state apples were offered at lie,
with no purchasers Very choice by the single barrel
DO bring iic and 100 In retail way. but loo Is
az much as u s safe ~ count upon for large ota We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
Quflea.

A PafL Observation-Disclosures stsr, Coismofa
America, American Consresa.
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

BIG Croter--Aprf g. Bsrnegst bearing NV, By H. =
miles. nom Mstmxas Ter Providence. sE
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12


CT The Albany Journal a!ludcs TO
the mastering out Of Maj'r General
Butler as follows:
The military career which began
at Big Bethel and terminated in the
retreat from Fort Fisher. did not win
for the Lowell attorney any special
regard Of his cauntrymen. Ills re.
tirenent will be viewed with equani-
nifty by all save a clique Of ambitious
and aspiring politicians, who hoped to
profit BY his genius, when in,pudence
should pass current for ability, and
effrontery take the rewards belonging
to genius. Henceforth, the old-time
aopellation Of "Picayune Butlerr will
sitclosely upm the shoulders Of this
bafaed demagogue.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12


The INDICTMENT AGAINST GENERAL,
LEA Washington correspondent
Of tbe Philadelphia Ledger writes
The indictment against Lee by. the
Grand Jury Of Eastern Virginia is .
most nensensical proceeding. The
bill could not be issued on the authosr
ity Of the General Government, for
the latter is pledged not to modest
Lee, while further it does not recog.
nize the proceedings Of the court
which has brought in the Indictment.
Nor can the Grand Jury act thus for
the State, for Lee has not committed
treason against it. He took up arms
in obedience to q call Of the State in
her defence, and how then can he be
indicted for treason against the
State? So silly is the action Of the
Grand Jury that ! find every one is
at it.,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

Rag The well known commercial firm oil
All. Rugeley & Co., New Orleans, was dis
solved in September last. James D. Blair
the surviving partner and William Steven
have opened a house in the City, and are
prepared to attend tobusiness as heretofore
and invite shipments Of cotton, sugar, and
other produce from such Of their friends
and the friends Of the late firm as may be
disposed to avail themselves Of their servi
,ces. We cordially recommend them to the
good favors Of the people Of Rapides,
See their card.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

New BRoKEHAeE BusINEss.-A
Washington telegram, of the 2sth,
states that sine surprise and good
deal Of Indignation is expressed at
the mercenary conduct Of Northern
attorneys located in Richmond, who
have engaged in brokerage on tho
clemencypf the Government by sell
ing, their influence in the service Of
procuring Executive pardon for
wealthy rebels.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

!. q. their condition: and, however graf.
Tying It might be to some TO- ! sea
them compelled to DO this, and under
negro behest and compulsion they ara
not likely to. sink down to it. Where
necessary. and as necessary they viii
labor as they always have. Let the
negroes but do their duty and ths
rest need not be feared.
Mobile News.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

i
"a Moses Rosenthal has removed
his store to the building lately occu.
pied by Jacob Walker, on the corner
above the Ice House Hotel. He has
purchased the well selected stock OF
goods recently brought to this mar
ket BY Mr.. Jourdan and in addition
has just received another invoice So
lected in person, from New Orleans.
In q word eMose' is determined not
to be outdone in the trade line, is re-
solved to please his old friends and
customers and bent on livaling hon
orably all competitors.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
s Particular attention is called

~ :
s@ Particular attention is called
to the card Of the Steamer B. L.
HoDeE. This fine andfavorite Packet,
after the present trip, will commence
making regular weekly trips between
New Orleans aad Grand Ecore. IT
is useless for Us to bespeak favors
for this boat. She is one Of our reg.
ular old Packets, commanded BY her
same old Captain and manned by her
old crew. They will one and all be
found efficient and accommodating
officers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

ssA. Attention is demanded to the notice
Of Robert N. Sandess in our advertising
columns. He has been in the commission
and factorage business all his life, and none
stand higher in the estimation Of the New
Orleans merchants and his Old customers
than he. On commencing life anew and re
Stunning his old business he asks share o.
public fav0rs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

II The Speakerof the Connecti-
cut House Of Representatives now
uses q gavel which was formerly
used by Hunter while President Of
the Confederate Senate, at Richmond.
II was sent to Governor Buckingham
from the Adjutant If one Of the Con.
.necticut regiments, who secured it at
the time the city was taken.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

s~ From Special Orders No. 20,
Headquarters Northern Division Of
Louisiana, we learn that: LIST Lieu.
tenant julius S. Clark, soth United
States colored Infantry, and I'd Lieu.
tenant A. V. Lowell of the same Regi
ment, have been appointed Proves,
Marshals Of Freedmen. for the
Parishes Of Rapides and Aroyelles.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

fsA. The Vermont Democratic State
Convention met at Burlington on the
9th, and nominated. for Governor,
G. K Davenport. Resolutions were
passed reafdrming Demoerrtic princi;
pies, and endorsing President John.
sons course.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

~ An anvil block Weighing 100
tons has been cast at the Midland
Works, Sheffield, England. The
enormous mass was six weeks in
cooling. The mould was dug out in
the centre of the workshop and tho
molten iron was run into il from FIVE
furnaces at once, the filling occupy
ing twelve hours. The anvil; when
finished, had to receive the. blows Of
a twenty-five ton Nasmyth hammer.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

sgr Extensive frauds upon the
government have been discovered, in
the way Of celebrating cancelled
marks upon internal revenue and
postage stamps.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
lBEqs General Lee has heen offer

/ DG General Lee has been offered
several farms in Virginia, by his
friends, but has declined all such of
fers, and retired for the summer to a
small place Of his own, in CumDer.
land county.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

s3 The,New York Worldargues that,
under the law Of emigration which carries
people North and West, the Cotton States
viii never be peoplsd by Northerners.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

Hsas The legal fraternity are looking up.
Among our new advertisements will be found
the "card" of no less than three offering
their valuable services to an appreciatiye
constituency.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

D@. The President has directed
Hon. W. P. Dole, Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, to proceed to the In
dian country to effect Important
treaties with hostile and peaceable
Indians.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

a@- On the day that the Princess Of
Wales gave birth to her last baby, twelve
hundred persons called at the door Of her
residence to inquire after her health, not
withstanding several bulletins were publish.
ed in the papers and posted ID the city,
The inqnirers were satisfied or. learning that
" mother and child were doing WELL"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

~ The Virginia Legislature ad.
journed sine die, on the sSd, after .
session Of Ave days. The election Of
members Of Congress aud Of the new
Legislature Of Virginia, is to take
place on the 18th Of next October.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
l@- John B. Shredder. j

~ John 3. Shredder, Rsq, has
been appointed BY Edward Murphy.
Esq, Assessor for the Sixth District
Of Lonisiana, as Assistant Assessor
of Internal Reycnucin and. for the
Sixth division Of the First Cullec.
ton District Of Louisiana, composing
the parishes If De Soto, Caddv, and
Bossier.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

a@ John Armstrong, Postmaster
at Springfield, Illinois, has been AZ.
rested on charge Of opening letters
passing through the mail, and alb.
stracting money therefrom.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

pa- Foftps Theater is being ar
ranged, preparatory to its being
turned over to it's new owners, the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

sAp Col. John r. McClanahan, one Of
the editors Of the, Memphis Appeal, was
killed on the 10Th, By falling from a window
Of the Gayoso House, in Memphis.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

M The Federal authorities have
seized the military railroad leading
from Danville to Greensboro, N. G.,
forty miles in length. The road will
be run under the controlo Of the Treas.
ury until regularly confscated by
the court.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

~. A military order has been pro.
mulgated, announcing the dismant.
ling of the field-works which compose
the defenses Of Washington north
and south Of the Potomac.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

B8 John Amsden, Clerk Of the steamer
Texas, and an honored member Of the Amer.
lean Fur Company, has again supplied US
with full files of late New Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

No The purpurt Of General Dix's
mission to Canada is to inform the
Governor General that abuses Of the
right Of asylum must be reformed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

b6T All the Paris Journals quote
Lord Brougham's speech urging
policy Of clemency upon the American
Government, and generally praise it.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
Death or TIE FnrNnER OF rHE On

DEATH or THE FOUNDER OF TIE On.
DER OF THE SAcRE CGuR. The Paris
correspondent Of tie London Times,
in his letter Of June 2, writes.
The death is announced Of Mime de
Darrat, wh, founded the congrega-
ton Of the Smur,. and has since direc-
ted il. She was person remarkable
for her charity, her powerful intellect,
and goodness IF heart, and had at
tanned the 85tli year Of .herage. 1t
was at Amiens, sixty-five years since
that she laid the foundation of the
work which she directed with so
mucl, skill to the end of her life.
Mime de Barrat founded. more than
one hundred branches Of the Sacre
Cmur. ii one Of which the Empress
Eugene was educated. The present
Emperor, whose family gave several
nuns to the order, ratified the appro.
baton formerly given to the congre.
gationby Napoleon I. On Monday
the remains Of Wme de Barrat were
removed from the head establishment
on the Boulevard des Invalides, where
she died, to The house at Contains,
where she was inferred.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

B1 A report says that an agent
Of Juarez, at Turin, was endeavoring
to enlist the Garibaldian officers ard
soldiers in aid Of Juarez, with what
success is not stated.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
The Herald's offer to sell itself
to the Rebel Government.

- IMo NeDel UOVeTHMeMts !;
The Richmond Commercinl Bulletin, Of
the 22d instant; contains the following
statement Of a fact:
flames Gordon Bennett is not only The
|implacable foe Of the South, but likewise Of
the United States entire !; in fact, the enemy
Of all who do not offer toreward him. This
is the editor who has taken a most active
part in the past war Heswas Che frst to
tagitate secession; and at one time absolutely
advocated the secession AZ MN York city
in 1851, as an independent city, but the
labolilionists, both Of New England aud
other Northern States, knew his weakness,
and he was, Therefore. easily converted to
their bloodlhirsty views BY the sight Of
| god :
8 Il has been whispered that 10. the be-
ginning 1.-THE wal, this segsame odd man
vrote a. letter osJdr. Dauss, then tss Przs,-
dent Of The Confederate aaes, offering to
support Tie policy 81 his government for the
sun Of JJty thousand pounds sterling this
/ is reported to be 4 fact by men Of influence
who are presumed to know and as Mr..
Davis IS now prisoner IN the hands Of the
government, We most respectfully suggest
that be be called upon to acknowledge
whether or notour assertion is correct. Mr..
Davis refused this disgusting proposition. as
|all'gentlemen would have done, and hence
malignity Of this poor old mail to- the
Soath. "
That Bennett asked MI. Davis t0give
him $4,000 to support ind advocate the
|rebenioll and that Mr.. Davis declined the
offer, we have known for some months, but
have pot heen at liberty to make public.
The fact was stated to us by a gentleman to
whom Mr. Davis himself alleged it.
a sgentlem;a, whose word would not be
doubted were we dtliberty to mention his
name, and who, although politically opposed
|tohim, yet enjoyed Ills personal confidence,
and between whom and the rebel.president
Z. ss a. i
there wassuvh intimacy that to him first,
Mr.. Davis communicated the dispatch oI
General Lee urging the evacuation Of Rich
mond.
If our recollection serves us, Bennett, in
his offer to Mr.. Davis, stipulated that this
e5n.ou0 should be- deposited to his credit
abroad, and also that the rebel government.
should nake.go any losses he might incur
in advocating its cause. Mr.. D,yis;decliled
the cifar, preferring to establish al, open.
honest organ, the Index, rln London, and
thereby showed very correct appreciation
|of the Herald's utter luck of political
weight aud influence, its probable treachcry,
its certain cowar,lice, as shown when it was.
compelled to hoist tlx stars and stripes, and
Its capacity to make any cause odious BY
itsssupport. N. 7. World.
: / 80 -. w.. Is 3 3
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

s@- We understand the Town Hall
] has been turned over to the civil au-
thorities. and that the Clerks eifce
Of the District Court, and the Parish
Recorders sMce have been moved to
that building, and are now in full
working order We further under
stand that Judge Ryan will soon call
a special term Of bis Court and COM
mence ciyilsoperations as in days
gone by.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

n "VIc" gives notice to his Gus.
toners that he has removed his
Saloon to the Ice House.