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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-16
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

PRAYER by the Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, of the Epis-
copal Church.
| Mr.. BOULDIN, from the Committee on Finance,
reported Senate bill in relation TO the assessment
| oCtayes on licenses, with amend0ents.
| Mr.. SHELTON presented the resolutions adopted
| by Riyes Battery, Nelson's Light Artillery in pub
| lie meeting, pledgng themselves TO light the enemy
..through every priyation and AZ every sacrifice"
| Mr.. HUNTER, of Berkeley, offered resolution,
which was adopted, requiring the Committee on
Courts OF Justice 10 inquire into the expedency OF
diminishing the number of magisteral districts in
| the counties and towns OF the State and also lat
| the suggestion of Mr. ROBERTSON, of Richmond J
into the eXped cncy of limiting the age Of persons
| TO be elected Justices Of the Peace.
| Mr. BROOKS, from the Committee of Courts OF
Justice reported bill increasing the compen saion
/ of clerks, sheritis surveyors, &c.
The bill establishing in the city Of Richmond com
mercial agent, With storehouse, for the purchase
and distribution to the people Of the State Of food
and clothing, cotton yarns, wool and cotton cards,
| &C. at cost prices, was taken up and passed.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
| Bv Mr. NOLAND-That the joint committee on
salt inquire and report the amount Of subsistence
and forage now on hand-the amount which has been
purchased or engaged since the first of June last
or is in any other way under the control the State
l Superintendcnt or his sgents-where and how the
| same is held-from whence obtained, and how the
same has been or is to be paid for.
| By Mr.. WALT0N-That the Committee on Fl
nan. be instructed TO report whether in their judg
mentl il is necessary to pass tax bill at this
session of the General Assembly-that II they deem
the passage of such b IL necessary, they be fur
Their instructed to reportthe as practi-
| cable that If they deem the passage Of such bill
unnecessary, they report the reasons of their opn
ion.
| The bill amending and re-enacting the bill for
the relief Of needy families of soldiers, within the
enemys lines, in districts under the control OF
the enemy, was under consideration the chief part
OF to-day's session, and still under cOnsidera-
| ton at the hour of adjournment, after o'clock -
| The bill appropriates million of dollars, Virgi.
/ MIA currency, for the purpose named.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-16
.TME EOURTM LECTGI,E in tie re.

II MI TWIN IA AES bAeG III stse re-
u guar course before tue loug Mems Christian Asso-
cIulcu, viii be delivered IHL ItSDAl evening neIt,
the 10th instant III the tst baptist Church (ey pT.
Bunows ut hali.past 4. NJ, by tie key. Joseph {.
Styles, Ii %. Subycct-Ihe Voice OI tIstoIy upon the
state Of the Country or The Ireseny tie Future
Decided by the Past.
Members OF Congress aud the Virginia Legislature
invited To attend. tickets viii Oc furnished them at the
door without charge other persons may provide tickets
on the usual terus the door at any the book
drug stores. fe.6-lt-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-16

At raeetng Of the So Louisiana Guard Artil-
I,r,.,,--cqrn on Charles City road, near Richmond
-oNrened for eleiting the sense Of tie company
ia rd to the prOpriety OF employing the negro
pop ion Of the country in the military service
ssrs Ssler F. Irvine being called 10 the eh'1i,
the foSglng preamble and resolutions were adopted
BIZ an almost unanimous vote
TxsRE4s, We regard the Es-'lsS'i9n Of Abraham
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-16
X. ALIEN a CO., stock and Money

q Brokeis.-Ofice No. l36 Nam street Richmond
ta.The undersigned have associated themselves under
the firm Of J. RALLTs Co.. Tor the purpose OF conduct
ing general STOCK and MoSEY business the city, and
teuder their services to the public.
They will sell on commission all Government and State
Securities the Stocks and Bonds OF the Corpora
TONS Railroads &c &C., and will buy aud sell Sterling
Exchange, Bank Notes Gold and Silver Coin &c
The experience OF Mr.. Allen who, for several years
past has been partner in the house of r. II. Maury
Co., will trust satisfactory attention 10 the
interest Of those whose business may be entrusted the
firm j. X. ALLEN.
te6-dlw JOS. BRUMMEL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-16

THIEVES CAUGHT.-About ten days ago the hall Of
the dwelling house Of Mr.. Joel b. Watkins, corner
Of 9Th ana Leigh streets, was invaded by thieves,
@ho made clean sweep Of the hats, capes and over
coats Of the household. TUESDAY night Officer
Moore arrested negro with of the stolen capes
ON his person. This negro, whose name was joe,
and who belongs - Mrs. Nancy Sorrel, stated that
he got the cape from Lewis, slave of Lewis Fray ser
Officer Moore, on yesterday, arrested Lewis, who,
of course denies all knowledge Of Joe OF the stolen
articles.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-16

ITO TEACliERS.-A Lady Of experience in teaching
i the English branches secure very desirab and
permanent situation frst-class Female College BY
sending NJ once, testimonials religious denomination
salary required, &C., " Box AZ, FarInyile, Va.
fel6-clt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-16
N d Il IC L. .
RICHMOND, FREDERIC x POTOMAC n. p. co.,
Y

KICHMUNU, FREDERIC PUIUMAC II. =. CU.,I
SCPERISTENDESr's UFFIcE,
Richmond FEB. 18TH 1856.
LII articles which tolls are payable intendeu for
IA transportation ny passenger trains this raiIoad,
mast be brought TO the Station Agent the station at
which they ~ be received weigh and the tolls on
them paid not less than hour before the time Or the
departure OF the train from any such station. The etcn
ton passengers aud consgn from Richmond Is par.
ticulariy invtedto this notice. :. RUTH,
iel6-eod3t Superintendent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-16
CAPT. SCOTT PARoLED.
The Warrington Star says

Captain L. p. Scott, "a nephew of Lieut. Gen.
Scott \ aud confined in the Old Capitol for some
time past as prisoner Of war, has been released
upon his parole of honor not " give ard ana COM
fort 10 fhs enemy, and with the conditions that lac
will imme diately report TO Gen. Scott IN person al
New York. and subject himself to such restrictions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-16
THE CITY.

HusrISos CouRr on MAoIsrRATEs.-Fran Morris.
olias Herplan, was, yesterday examined by this
court on the charge of the murder of Michael
Rourke, and was sent on to the Judge for trial.
halpa Jane Palmeture, nymph du pare,
examined and scnt for trial for stealing $3.50 from
Brickerton w Saunders
Abner, save OF Mrs. Francis Gsthright, vas tried
and sentenced to be transported for burglary. be
broke into Mr.. VIM. Palmer's dwelling house, and
stole lot of flour, soap, and some plated table
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-11
A Pleasant Guide.

Some English travelling in Sweden lately.
VISITED the Summer palace of the King nf
Stockholm. On entering the grounds thew
saw man seated on bench. and asked him
whether they might go over the apartments.
The man spoke very good English, and said
that he was attached to the palace, and would
take them over. They then inquired whether
they might see the private rooms; to which
their guide replied that this was not usual. but
that as the King was Of very restless dispo-
sition, they might meet him. The Enelisb-
men then began telling stories of the King.
and demanded to knoiy &c thew were trna - q
The guide, model of discreJI0h, SAD So ma ma
ny stories were told of his Majesty, some true.
some false, that it was difficult to say what
was correct; and that as he was connected
with the Royal household, it was not for him
to say. The EngIishmen begged pardon for
their curiosity, and it was heartily granted.
At last, after they had seen everything, they
took leave of their guide, and, thanking him
for his courtesy, expressed their regret that
they had not seen Charles XIV. J.
The guide raised his hat, and saluting
them gracefully, said, ] am the king, /" and
then left the Englishmen not a little aston
ished. M fa.s fs n lss4 ia0.ss8 sar sssIs
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-11
Housekeeping Goods
ATELDEN Do WHTTMAN,S.

A MONG which may be found ;-Mn Blankets, all
"A sizes and qualities; Lancaster, Manchester and
Bates Quilts; Toilet Quilts all Sizes at low prices
9leached and Brown Linen Damasks; Towels, Crash
es,. Hnckabuck, Napkins, &C., at the New Store,
Nv. Free Sts sep26dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-11
gsaaes Of Adxer.i.s...

One inch Of space, in length of column, constitute
Square Aa rs 81 Faea fln
sl.5o per square daily first week rs cents per
week alter; three insertions, or less, s1OO contnu
ms every o-her day after first week, 80 cents.
Han square, three insertions or less, 70 cents one
week, Sl.O0; 30 cents per week alter.
Under head of ''AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, 81 80. tf
A, SPECIAL NOTICES." $500 per square first week,
Slo9 per square ater three insertions less, $150
n5n a1 square, three insertions, S10O; one week,
= Advertisements inserted in the ''MAINE STATE
fRkss" (which has large circulation in every part
81 the State for S100 per square for first insertion,
ton.
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
go an Communications intended for the paper
shouM he directed TO the :. EDITOR OF THE PRESS"
aud those of a business character TO the PUB
LIsHEns.''
Eg- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; ana all business pertaining 10
the Office or Paper promptly transacted ON applea-
ton as above.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-11


New York Estimate of the International.
AS an indication Of how this Company stands AT
HOME, we take the City business Of 105 Companies
and Agencies named in the Treasursrs Report of the
New York Board Of Fire Insurance Companies, for
1854, and find that THE INTERNATIONAL RE
OEIvED MORE PREMIUMS IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY,
EXCEPT oNEl This list includes the English Com
panies and the Hartford Agencies, all of which fall
far behind the International in point of patrona in
this City.-Nesc York Commercial Ad0ertiser. n,
This is most gratifying and remarkable fact, best
understood by those who best know the real merits
and ifui management CT this sterling corporation
which thus within two years takes the lead OF scores
of other Companies that have been established from
quarter to q half century. aoosai-sY 9lusaH f
CHARLES TAYLOR, PRESIDENT.
HAMILTON BRUCE, VIcE-PREsDENT.3
G. c. HINE, SECRETARY iacgi) E9a
OLIVER A. DRAKE, ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
OFFICE, 166 Fore Street. PoFtland. Me.
John W. Manager Dc Co.,
ost6d1y A C N ts.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-11
!. w. SYKES,
Baask of Cunaberlaaad.

TyHE Stockholders Of the Bank or fCumberIand are
Il hereby notified that dividend of Eve per cent,
has been declared, and is now payable upon the sIir
render oftheir Certificates Of Stock in exchanga for
Certificates in "The Cumberland National Rank Of
Portland" fsO so 5fsf5t -'--'- =,
Portland, Sept. 49, 1865 ~ . An seni4d4w Iai119''
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-11
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JoKN Il. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT ses EXCHANGE STREET, B1
N. A. FOSTER &c 60.

The PORTLAND DAILY Press is published at
$500 por year IN advance.
TIE MAISE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning. at $500 per annum, in advance;
$2.25, Il paid within six months; and $780, If pay
ment be delayed beyond six months.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-11
MARINE INSURANCE.

Marine Insurance on HULLs, CARGOES, and
FREIGHTS, TAKEN SPECIALLY or upon OPEN
POLICIES The public win find ii for their interest
to give call. iII III t8s 4sngfs9 +
, 1865-05-06

New Panama Railway Contract. Ca
'pttulaIioM ef mOntevfdco-Nexv and
QUICK HeYolutton In 18ol1V1a.

NEW TonE, Nay 5.--The steamer Gotta Rica
trorabt <GG{,! % ia gold from San Franclsco. The
brig Silver Cloud, from the Cape of Good Hope,
January Esd, has the crew Of The ship Edward,
Of New Bedford, captured by the privateer She
naudoth.
Tie Panama Railroad Company hare eecured
8 new contract with Columbia which only nee ds
the sanction Of Congress to become 1aw. 1t &C.
cures perpetual ownership Of the road, and no
On the other side. the Company pays s5v0 600 and
meut- The Company will transport Government
ualle, troops. srmameuts, &c, gratis, and charge
40 per cent lers for the transportation of the pro
dpcts Of the Republic thnn those Of other coln-
tines, in return for which they are to p1y taxez
The necessary lands, &C., are conceded. 4 French
company have secured the exclusive privilege to
construct canal ACROSS the 1sthmus.
FRoN CuI1I,-Itia 1esrned that there is pfos-
poet OF rupture between that country aud Spa n,
growing out Of c1s1ms BY the latte- for treatment
tu her iieet on its way to Peru.
The reported capftulatlon Of MonteFfdeo to The
Brazilian forces Ia confirmed, and General Theu.e3
has assumed tuprtme power in Uruguay under
The p1otoratc of Brazil thus terminating the w1..
| new reyolullon, 100. has broken out IN Boil
via, headed by Gen. Betzie, who has been pro-
ca1mtd President Of the Republic. President
Ml!eorige Immediately marched on lapose, and
town. Gt n. Belzie was shot, and peace restored.
The whole southern portion Of Peru is In state
OF revolution nga1nat the Government There 10
bpt little hope that the President will BE- able to
maintsiu his poeit1cn.
The United States gunboat Wate1ee left Aepfn-
wall On the 18th, and the United States steamer
Sss{q Of Georgia arrive d on the 18th.
, 1865-05-06
FROM DETROIT,
Appointed United states mav1hnl-The
Coming Board Of Trade Convention
Accident.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chiesso Tribune.l
$50 DErEo1T, Nay s.
Col. Charles T. Dickay has been reappointed
q. 5. Msrihnll for the Eastern Distinct Of Mtchi-
gan, and received his commission as such this
morning. --
John McGhee and Daniel Atkinson, arrested on
Tuesday for passing counterfeit treasury n3tes.
have been bound over for trial At the Jnne term Of
the United states District Court .
:. In the Board Of Trade meeting This morning the
following gentlemen were announced as com.
mlttee Of arrangements with reference to the
National conven,ion Of IBeards ot Trade. e
Begl.y, F. I.amblll, John Z. Jones'. Edwaed Oes,
E. X. mathews, A. E. Bissell, Benz. Vernon, B..
Bnckl.y. r. ". King, Peter Young.
While nr1ng minute guns 1t the Dearborn ar
se1al yesterday, Bernard McGoouaugh had his
left hand blown of and his right badly ma1gled,
By the premature diarharEe of gun. Dr. Far.
rfnd, Of Harper Hospital. ampntatedbot1 hands
last biRht.
Richard n. Smith, for fifteen yea1s clerk in
the Indian agency OF this Stato, has been appoint
ed State indian agent. The appointment Of Hon,
q. Howell, of Newaygo. made In March la.t, vns
revoked by Prestd cht johnson.
, 1865-05-06
FROM SPAING FIELD.
The Clty Resuntpc Eta Wontcd Qaict
TuuNbs

Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tr1sune.]
SPRINGFIELD. Nays.
Our eiry IL reeuming its wonted Appearance,
save tt cnblcuns Of that yet remind Us Of or
martyrcd chieita:n. The immense tbrongs seen
in our streets ye:tcriay and the dsy before have
ntfrly all returned to their homcs. There are
Eapy strangers who arrived tn town too late to
,,1t1cee tie ob.equ.es, who arc now visiting the
different roI1ts Of i.tesest connected with the
l,!e .rd dearh If Illinois best beloved, Abraham
L'1chlD. His former residence has been visited
b5 TINS OF thousands during the past three days.
It j. estin 2ted Tint nearly one hundred Thousand
persons viewed The remains OF our lamented Pres
The Mather block hss also been point OF much
Interest," ard has bes n Tieltcd By thousands who
Dy order Of 3r:g: Gen. Townsend, a. A. G. q:
S. A., Brig. Gen. Cook has detailed 4 company o!
PICKED men to act &c guard Of honor at the tomb
The Representative Hal will be kept open far
who deere to zee the casataeo end its aurround-
iogs. A guard IL kept stationed In the hall to
prevent any scs Of vard-liam. Hundreds Of cih-
tc-tay.
The Landmarks D1sappolnted-Capt.
Itohert Iinco1n-1he Appearance Of
Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD. Nay s, 1865.
have tired to speculate on the great dead. by pur
chaeinr all the land surrounding the Mather c.-
tate arc greatly depressed in spirits 1ceause the
remains tsve hem dppoe1ted IN Oak Ridge Gene
tery. Hsd the President hecn inferred IN the for;
| ner p1see, every foot Of ground adjacent would
have been 30 much god.
Capt Krbezt Lincoln remains in this city, and
will remain for lew days longer. He is The OBJ.
jestof The grestssts ana solisitnde n His 81
most cordial sympathy. He i represented as 4
most ettimable youns man. BIS bearing and con-
| have been full or Chr1.'tan nob.eness.
| The city to-day looked Is i deserted, and a
SEEMING sadnees and gloom cast1u shadows every
where. The evidences Of national bereavement
1emlude one Of our irrepo1able loss g. people In
the desth Of the great and good mau who has gon.
from the ecene. and struggles Of earthly life.
mr.. LlEcolnss Final Resting Place.
sPn1soF1z1p, Nay Robert Lincoln and Judge
| Davis have selected a block near the center Of
Oak Ridge cemetery, near this city, as the tpot in
which 1T; I1ncoln'e remains snail Be finally IN"
! terred. The selection Is a most beautiful onp,
and elicits very general appreciation. 1t contains
| from two to three acre@,
, 1865-05-06

Additional Part1cufar1-The EattaeA
Fotlt h, Victories Won, anA General
ffct ulfs

NEW YoEK, May 5:-Thee New York Ueralds
eorTesptnde1t win teneral Nisoa's expedition
Alabama and .Geora,a; ofths battle at Ebe9ezer
Church. he rays: This eagagemoat took place
at point called Ebenezer Gnu:ch, ABOUT twenty.
I'VE miles from selma: me rebels were II, n
ttenehed IN the WOODS and bad ttx pieces OF asal.
1ct5 In position: They we're abont 6000 strong;
Gsmnandt by Forrest Chalmers, a Armstrong ss and
two COMPANIES Of the l7'h l4dlaua, 1ed BY Captain
1'aylur, charged them With the sanre, dr1FiDg
ther xnnnefs from the1t guns, capturing one bat.
t affections. wine viii hi the5 ws1e !bns as@efaElns ~
tha rebels ne "a brigade OF ne 1st division,
Thtea aad been eent ona ro:d 70 she lsia arrived
loss IN this engagement was about thirty In killed
Their les: in killed snd wounded "a hesyler than
and many ema!l arms. Captain Taylor was Killed,
| after having wounded General Folrcs. in the arm
with his sabre. E..
:, "0ur tEocpa aI1lyed IN front Or the fortd:a.
April I'd. They were Immediately formed 10 line
Of battle, the I'd division occupying the right OF
eItre@e len. The fofi,dcatlons consisted Of
doubc linz Of esrthWorEs, In q semi,sircle from
bank to ,snk Of the Ataham, river. There were
' IL 'front.' # tho rst iina d ! worEs vas row Of
rastsa eix feet high, which, together WITH the
| ms1ebJ nature. Of the gt0uud over which tho
cut II saa he aerka Nv Sess dessnded IT. ~
Al. previously etated, the I'd dlvislon was formed
IN llne: dtsmourted, and Hktfmtsh line Formed
els and the rebels uat,l about o'clock, when. t
= titnal from the Chicago Board Of Trade BIT
ou a a qsSs On NE
derous volley or nusSetry and artillery tneo our
rsnks, ont, nothing dauntea, our troops bore
aPd a9 9rsn
/ Natds the liver in terribly dem0ra!tzed c0ndl'
, 1865-05-06
Two OF the Hcbel Snenks In
G1nadA Heard From.

ToHox7o, c. ", May 5.-Clea.y, one Of the
parties for whom the President oilers reward in
hi. proclamation, publishes letter declaring that
there Ia not particle Of Truth In tue statement
that he ccncoctcd and tnctted the assassination,
and afsers that he knew nothing Of It until it had
been committed.
MONTREAL, May 5.-Bevarly Tucker publishes
letter. eay,ns that asserts that he hid any
thfng1o do with the assassination or any kuowt-
edge OF plot to capture President Lincoln or
Secretary Seward. b}ackens bis soul WilhE Eiiabol-
ica1 perjnry. he never heard Of The Assassin OF
eny of the other Of the arrested hefore the nseas
eIn1ttou. He ia Informed that The Assass1n 1eft
here en- the 9Th Of October, a{er nine daJs rest
eenee-that officers Of the ontaE1o Bank state that
one pounds sterling. and at the same time depos.
tied $353, which realns to The A.eass1u's credit
The Aeeassin stated that he vas to run the block
ade. Iucker wss not here wnen TIE AssassIn
wsa. &c believed that the Presidents procIacla.
ton offering reward Was got up as pretsxt for
difficulty with Canada. He has sent for conv ~
the evidence, so as to disproVe tae charge aganst
him.
1A
, 1865-05-06
MAI CEN. HAN .oEK.

Mef, Sen. II. s. Hancock, wife and two
mcmbt1a Of his staff, came orc. the Michigan
Central on Thursday night, and proceeded
.mmee tatcly to st. Louis, for the purpose Of
paying OF his recruits their bounty money
and having them forwarded to Washington
immediately. He says that the policy Of orr
Government towa1ds the rebsls hereafter
will be that no prisoners Of war will be taken,
and that all rebels found In a.ms against The
Government will be treated as conspi'a!ofs s
and muld.rers. Gn. Hancock, on his return
from s.. Louis, will stop owe. for few days
4r fhsE r1tv
, 1865-05-06
FROM ST. PAUL.


Ispccial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tslbuoe.l
ST. PAUL, May s, 1855.
L email ra.Ging party OF lndtans has reached tae
settlements IN Blue Earth county, and on Tue.d'y
murdered family Of four persons. named Jeweft,
who we're eating their breakfast. Troops hare
gone in pursuit, but of course they won't catch
Them. ~ the Indians hare one day ths start
There we're bnt si1 Indians In the party. This Ii
the came locality where 4 similar murder was
cnmmitted last year, and in the neIghborhood Of
the nassacres OF 1662-
The Indian excitement In B,ue Earth county,
men.'oncd IN my dispatch Of yesterday. cu,mt.
1aad in lynch law. 1t Mankaro, On wednesday
afternoon, the ha'f breed Campbell, who vas n r.
rested on suspicion, WIS taken BY court OF Gu
but the jury recommended that he be allowed
regular -Iial. TAts did not suit the crowd,
ard se{ztnE their victim they placed him
in WAGON, aud droy1 beneath a tree. Where
rope was already prepared, and twuua. him of In
tne excitement. They forgot 10 tic his hands,
pr'est ~ho was present Tue wagon w,s driven
under him aghtn, snd The priest allowed to con-
veJae = lew n fnutcs with him during whIch
be cnnite*td 70 having participated ia tae nurdet
o. ,ihs yeHen family, In the second attempt
| wo.k YVES accomplished. Tna fill was bat one
fott, Ind IS his nrck not broken II tnnk h1If
| 81 hour TO- choke him TO death. lie had on
clothtt tto1en Vt Je Eett'e, end $500 In uonev
| Ec ttatcd !bat two hands III 1nt1aus, numhcr1ne
kato, hut til. "ns very much exaggerat.d, witt u
vlew TO FAVE his own neck by turning attention
! e.s- s-Nbere.
| die.t e1c!&eme1t p1eFaiis in Tat region. lev,
, 1865-05-06

TroopA for Proxe ct10n of the Land
lfonIea-A Monument 70 mr.. Lincoln.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-Gea. Mcdowell Ia
MOVING several regiments Of troops for the PFC
lection Of the land route. to 1daho: along which
he In1iaps are troublesome. Stations will be
estab;itbcd at central points Of Northern Call.
fornia, md the Nevada c1TalEy will p1'rol, pro.
tccting the roads. A large immigration to lcaho
SeyeTsl more arrests hare been made OF persons
IN this t1tc and Nevada for rejoicing at the death
Of President Lincoln. A considerable number Of
theee fends are under durcss a, Fort Alcatrase.-
dullar SUBSCRIPTION. to fund tor testimonial to
Mrs. L1co]n. II Is ago proposed 70 build monu~
meat 10 Mr: Lncnln's memory. .,,.,,z TN
reeo]ution for asking the authority FRO a tue r.
eitInturt. to e1ye the G0v.ri mcut Que OF tue eit
eouorcs foz new mint building.