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Ben. Wood and the Twenty.Fiv.
Thou sand pOlIars.

WAsHISGroS. June 20.-It is stated that Ben.
Wood has telegraphed to the authorities here his
desire 10 testify before the Military Commission
concerning the S25 900 draft to him by Jaceb
Thompson. He claims, l understand, that it
was given him to be used in speculating in gold
for friend of Thompsoa's. and says that be so
used it. Ii is not kuown whether his request will
be granted or not.
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VINHR PR0PRIEToRs OFTHE NEW YORK MUSEUM
II OF Anatomy have determined, regardless Of ev-
pense issue free for the benefit u suffering hu-
manity suppression of quackery four Of
interesting and instructive Lectures Marriage and lis
disqualhcs Nervous and Physical Debility Pre-
manure decline Of Manhood, Indigestion weakness OF
Depre Impoteney, Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
err the great Social Evil and those Aaades which result
from youthful foles, exeeses Of maturity gnorAnce
of Physiology and laws OF Nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means OF
enghtsning and saving thous znds and will be forw
ed receipt Of four By addressing
tary. New rork Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, SIS
Broadway. New Yors Isn2l-dly
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Fires at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. O, June 20-Two incendisr,
fires last night destroyed cabinet shop. car
pentsr shop, and number of dwellings and barns
A man detected firing school house. bui
escaped after sharp pursuit.
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Secretary seward and the British
Govern

secretary seward ana the Brfttkn
Government.
New YORK, June ia special TO the
Herald. dated Washington 10. says In his dis
patch to the British Minister, acknow led gng the
receipt OF Earl Russell's Dispatch Secretary
Seward expresses the qualification Of the Presi-
dent at this action of the British Government;
but renews the protest against the joint action OF
the British and French Governments in concedng
belligerent rights to the insurgents. as an unfav
orabe act and contrary to International law He
also expresses regret at the reservation contained
IN Earl Russells dispatch in favor of rebel cruis-
ers. and demands that such pratical vessels shall
be delivered up to the United States. He also
declares the right and intention of the United
States Government TO capture any such piratical
craft, under whatever flag they may be placed,
refusing to recognize the validity of any transfer
hat may be made.
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The Bridal Cha Nm ber, Essay of Warn
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liable for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
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sX-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues OF Bulls CEpRos BTTrRs any such there
be- read the following certificate gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will the
lives OF thousands OF our soldiers
LOUISVILLE, June Sd, 1853
We the undersigned, have the good effects of DIR
JOIN Bulls BrTTEss in Of general debility
and prostration Of the system and believe its general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the case
espec ally those who exposed to the missmatic In
fuences In the Southern climate.
Nal PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dis Ky
CHAs B. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port OF Louisville. Ky.
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Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky.
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DestfuCtfVe FITe AT RUTH, MO-
ST. LOUIS, June 20.-All the business portion
of the town of Rolla, Mo was burned last night.
Loss estimated at 5000 900, with little insurance
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the most ample security 10 the public
The following the present Stockholders of the
stitution
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
9 i ~ Q i n n A. II i /.
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ShOrt-Line
~ N - - ~ 1D N -.

AN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV lith, TRAINS
- will fellows:
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NAH IO.oS A ID
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is complete, and passengers by this line landed
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

greenback currency in camp; there were also in camp
barber.shOps cOihiers and brokers' the latter wer.
engaged in buying paper money checks and gold ana
silver there were also iewery shops in the camp ana
in one of these ne saw tfty watches and number oi
breaspns and rings to be repared the owner of TINS
shop kept Ourneyman r.,
The witness also testified that there were also iue'
md lumber merchants at the prison of Andersonyille,
and that lots Of ground purchased at reasonable
rates within the stockade, on which shanties were
erected; there were also gamblers there who had
runners ont TO hunt mp victims.
Tie witness testified 10 many other things, showing
that extensive trade and theft carried on at the
ursop The men suffered from exposure, but he could
not saw that they suffered from hunger.
The witness said there were abont l.000 dealers in
valious kinds of food and goods at the prison.
The Court then adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
From Egypt-Thc snez Canai-Thc Actual
Progress Made.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our special Correspondents
SUEz. Aug. %, 1867
Great is Napoleon, and Monsieur Lesseps il
hi. Prophet The Empire is Peace SO also Mr. Les
seps is the Maritime Canal q that he would write
book choosing Pharoah FOR his subject-notithe
who took TO pling up pyramids, but be who addicted
himself to canal gging in Egypt and whose dried up
courses are vet 10 be traced through the land The lie
Of Mr. Lesseps by Pharaoh wonld not be unnterest-
ing.
On Saturday the 2Gth inst, NJ Lcfscps tle adroit,
the interchangeable, the hospsab!e, cminently the
Frenchman performed another evolution Of bis wheel
Of fortune and presto to-day half the civilized world
Is in possession Of tie information that communication
between the Mediterranean and the Red Seas is COM
plete; that The Maritime Canal is fat aecompI that
half dozen barges were safely launched. with their
preeious cargoes OF coal brought from the
mediterranean, into the bosom o. the led
Sea. and nowlloa triumphsntly with streaming coloIs
in these waters. The Mediterranean ana Red Seas
have kissed each other and renewed tac friendship
which has long ceased TO exist between them, and
henceforth there is TO spring from their union not only
an mitabe trade with corresponding dividends, but
d new era Of peace and good will among men, Vene I!
V.dl yinc tclegraphs NJ. Lesseps from Suez. While
tbe Great Eastern is laboring in the trough OF heavy
sea in her abortie attempts TO Join two continents NJ
Lesseps has silently burrOwed bis way and disoon
nccted two continents. Tho world awakens and rubs
ils ewes to the fact that without Archimec,ss facrum
NJ. IcSeps has piyed two continents apart. and has
become iiguratiyely the modern Colossus Of Rhodes
with fleets oi merchantmen sailing beneath him.
IL Is customary in these days of Joint Stock Compa'
mics TO " loat scheme. but ia the absence OF the
water sufficient for the purposes of h. Lcssepss canal
he has devised plan OF floating his scheme in cram
pagnc The opening Of the canal was inangura'ea .!
grand dinner given by NJ Lesseps to over l2O of 'He
residents of Sncz thereby adding to the numbers OF
those who believe in him and the canal. The pubic is
now expoeted to awake from its lethargy and speculate
in shares and wait with patience the declaration OF
dividend.
his tyu. that tbe lock which connects the higher
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
hoard Of Educaficr.
REPORT FROM THE AUDITING COMMIT tL-'""-
FIRMArIOY OF A SCHOOL INSPECTOR.

REPORT PROM THE AUDITING COM1'l - ~
FIRMArIoY OF \ SCHOOL INSPECTOR.
The BOARD met at 5 O'Clock last evening 'the
President danes NJ. Mclean esq IN the 3; ,H eE@ lGe
inc tbe ,ooving bills :-Thomas Boese. casn paa ior
carriage, postage &C., &C. siS ii nto5 9o1 nf''' ''
Tbe' Committee on Elections and QueilhcauorS pre-
seatnd a.eport in favor of confirming the nomination
OF Richard T. Cody az Inspector oi Ooon SehvVa ioi
the First District. ADOPTED, -. IN :.
A resolution was presented, that no pnph oe
,,,cd 10 attend the schools undor the control
~ t,e Board Of Education, unless said pupil shal
Be a resident of this city. Quito long deo1ie
eosaed AZ the conclusion of which,vbn yeas end nays
tbe resolution was adoped--l9 in the affirmative.
The Committee Oh Warming and Veltileton pre-
sented a report in favor vi authorizing Inomey
Elder TO construct heating apparatus IN Ufaii.",
schools Nos. 81 and 50 in the Nineteenth 40, 81 90
cost OF s. 5OO The recommendation o, the CoA'''sO
was adopted. .,,....;..e, m,
resolution was pfosented from the comm mo-
Warming and Ventilation in favor OF aasio-.1s s,-s,,,
ney & Elder to construct heating apI%t.'fT cost
mar School No. 10, Ia the Thirteenth ""-"
Of 90 ls5. Adopted.
Ihe Board then adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Very Latest by the Persia.
THE FEyIAN PRISONERS AT DUBLIN.


LIVERPOOL Saturday evening, Sept y. lsf3.
The steamer Caledonia, from Ncw-AorA, ar.
rived nt GreenOck today. , ,
The Liropooi Telegraph publishes report thai the
American bark Hannah c., which arrived neie rom
Cardenas was oyerhauled at sea by an armed screw
steamer carrying the Feniau flag. The captain o. TIE
ship pronounces the story hoax.
The issue Of esO0oO0 sterling bonds by the l-ric ka
road Company is officially announced by Morgan ( o.
of London The subscription price is loc redse,isSic
at par In ten years. with interest at per cent lhe
bonds are convertible at any time into stock 80 the
owners option.
lBy Telegraph to Queenstown
LYERPooI- Sept. -. 1865.
The Fenian prisoners were all remGnded yesterday at
Dnblin for a week. They viii all be tried together.
Arrests continue. Among the latest are merchant
tailor in Dublin named Drue and stationer IN Iiv-
erpool named Archdeacon. TreaSonabe documents
and arms were found in both eases.
PARIS saturday, Sept. 23.-Ihe Bourse closed at
6S42.
The Minister of the Interior has instructed The Pre-
fects TO carefully peruse Provincial papers GId ot-
clally correct errors in them.
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
LivErPoOI, saturday Eyenn,. Ser p
COTToS-The sales to-day foot up 35,O bales,
n udng no0 bales SPECTATORS ard exporter, Tie
Aet excited and quo,1ioas have advanced 4otd, ana IA
some instances almost ID. y n.
BRKApsTt fFs--The market is quiet and steady. ,
PRovIsoNs-rhe market Is Inactive. Lard nrm md ad-
ysncug; quoted at 30. Petroleum hgm. ,
loSpoS. Saturday Eyeinns S'lH' -.
Cons0ls closed nj 8ql 8As for money. ....., -.
AMERICAN Sr0CKs-lllnos Centre Raifoas ~ "si -''
Railroad, 81; L. ;. tivc.fwolties, tts GVI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

level Of the fresh water canal with the Red Sea at
Suez was, on the day mentioned. opened by M. Les,
seps aud that few barges. with little coal il eacs
now float in the Red Sea- in foot Of water at high tide
But the conncc except in physical way, between
the fresh water al and the maritime canal. Is very
remote one and it is not desirable that it
should be too closely analysed. The maritime
canal proceeds from Port Said the Mediterranean
and for adstance Of about fifty miles has narrow chan
mel only complete barely sufficient to float boat nnd at
1smailia forms sconnecon with the Fresh water Canal
which proceeds to Suez But the Maritime Canal be-
tween ismailia and Suez, distance Of about hity
miles Is all but untouched and the seaworks at sneS
not begun So far as the Fresh water Canal, or even
the Maritime Canal in its present incomplete state Is
to be the channel Of trade it viii be altogether pct
ty and Insignificant affair and of 10 practical account.
However, we wish NJ. Lesseps every success. We
him that for the dinner we had at bis expense and
in desiring his longevity cannot express ourselves
more strongly than hope he may live TO complete tho
great work be has begun MA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Important llanifesto Of the Emperor
Of Austria.
More Arrests Of Fenians.
More
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

From LouGou--rntcnsificd Dulincss Of the
Seasom-Anatcur Writers for tho News.
papcrs-Emcreasc of tie Cattle Pinguc
und Predictions About it's Future Raw
ages-A Disease in shecp-Eiah Prices
of Neat and Other Incidental Results
Talk About the Fcniars-IGuorance in
the Misunderstanding Districfs-Etcms.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

From Our Special Correspondent.
LONDON September % ls6j.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

Malor-Gen. George H. ThSas i rscsUoa IS S ,eat,rsd
friends in Troy aud hss ~. nou nowS,iment.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

Jeremiah Hayes, age 70: Cannot read; ran away
from school to get work but would rather so to school
now to get TO learn 10 read; cannot tell reading
letters such rs those H. my writing j. p. w bun Gun
tell those Of book; go 10 school always On Sunday;
nave not heard Of Abraham the Gospel; the Bible
tells US what TO do and sich there are somewhere
about 30 pennies in hafcrowD; am not sure; think
about 81; times is s; fours are l6 King Is him
that has al the money and gold; have King Qod
it Isl QGeen) they call her the Princess Alexandra;
(told that she married the Queens son) the Queens
son is the Princess Alexandra; Princess is man.
"Wm. Turner, aged l2: Don't know anything about
the Queen England; don't live in England; think it
country bnt did mt know bclore there six days
in week. there is another day. altogether it makes
(aftor long pause) seven days.
"Henry Matthewman, aged ~ Can tell the letters,
bnt not read; Ut day.sehool here long as eau
remember till ~ years old when came from; missed
going sometimes, but have gone several days and
MONTH and never miss; had been to Sunday school
twice since but not morci have been to chapel
but have missed good many times lately; one name
that they preached about was Jesus Christ but cannot
say any ohers and cannot tell anything about HIM. he
not Killed, but died like Other peoples be was not
the same other people In some ways, because he was
religions in ways and others MT lie was aiiye
again. bnt cannot say If be isnOw; be was ON cross,
but thst is not how he was Killed.
There's British civilization FOR you 1t think yonl
find thai hard TO beat your side Of the water. An
angel an image Noah identical with his dove, Samuel
lighting with a lot OF soldiers, Eden the place where
men goes and eats of tree. Queen Victoria King,
under the popular clcs Of Princess Aexandra-what
picture Truly in contradistinetou, HOsea Bglow
has a right TO his boast
We amt wesA and poor. John,
With twenty uiIlion people,
81 olote to srfry DOOR Joia,
4 idso0lt0asc GEG sfcCple
Ole Uncle S. sez be, ] guess
Il i isc se1 he.
The snrcst plan 70 make mon
ls, think Lini 30, J. H.,
In much h- yOz CT mo
With which noble moral | am tempted 10 conclude
this letter Only must find room 10 say that tie in.
quest on the Salisbury poisoning case, auded TO in my
last, has proved Illicit intimacy between the de-
ceased girl and the prisoner Letters are published
very unfit 10 be SOY indicating that she solicited him
for drugs though not for The stryehnne Of which she
died. T. b. @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

An excelcn. manual of the infantry sword
exorcife by Capt NJ J. ORourke is published by the
author Illustrating the most important positions by
chart Of forty cngrayines from series Of photographs
The descriptive matter is brief and precise. ard free
from embarrassing teehncaltiea The work is highly
recommended by Gen. Dix and other distinguished
military officers and will doubtless he cordially re.
coiycd by the members OF the proies Ion.