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, 1865-06-12

eeized On tho pnrt Of Assumption. without d.cia
Ehtaon OF Eat- Ills rqnldron had tskao the port oi
ColienfE ard two Eeese1s Of war. The town WAS
and ParsEuaJians: The Brazilian min.
tst!y had ndt red thelrrs i,natlone, and Sena.o.
fatueo Dc Aray Was tnttusted With the formation
Of rev c1b1net
Bombay kilograms, My %, hid reached Lou
!. undefstecd to spsak Of hank fnluree, aud tho
ne c'atrs en- Gala & Co., not1ega11y proved, viii
r. lettcted: me1nirR probably that the line Of
bafgHtAs Will be thrown on,
the Government dlaso've Congress, the party Of
the Liberal Union will abstain from taxing psyt
r The election. The financial difficulties Of tho
Go1etnnent are reported to be extreme"
LONDON MONEY MARKET OK TIE 3tsT.-The
demand fo1 discount 1t the bank was elight, 81
1ne Esotk Exchange loans were offered at 9iD3.
tpe Blk OF France Ia expected shortly to lower
6aDt rates.;
Iha following Ia summary OF the noas sent
out bT the Cfty of London, which s3i!ei from
LlVt rpaol May stst for New York. The Atlantic
cable WIS completed ou the 39th. At b1nquet
g.ren By the contractors all PARTIES aeem ID sat
fshed with the rtnutts already obtained
and expressed almost certslnty OF the enterprise
beng great euccess.
In the House OF Commons, IN anawer to queJ-
ttGu, Mr. CardWell ssId efforts had been made for
tie colonization Of the Red River District but
Rl:hout present rrsult. The government ae-
kfowtedRes right Of property in land By the H1d.
:ca Bay Company under their cha7ter.
, 1865-06-12
From BES MONIES.
UePredaIIons Of IDdians-The Iowa
state Convention

DIS Mo1a1s. june H.
The 1ndiate have Of late bftn making some
Expectations in the north western counties Of the
state, copnned principally to stealing horses. Mr.
Harlan. Secretary Of the Interior. has instructed
The Nebrata Indian agents to prevent any far
ther tHnrtcns Of the Kind into this S.ate
Delegates to the State Convention on Tuesday
are arriving. Gov. Stone IL the only c4naidatc
spoken Of for the goheIn. n.tozial office. M4ny Of
General CIocker'e fitends urged him to accept the
nomination, but be perrmptorily declined. prefer
ips the aruy to politics. Hon. O. F, Cur, Of Fl.
Dridcer, and Col. Hcerrr Of Dsvis county, a1e
raid 10 be candidates for Meut. .-Governor; hut
I'm not positively informed whether Gene
rale Croker and Williamson arc both dele-
gates from this county 10 the ss.te Convention.
The amt unl meeting Of the lows 6tate Medical
Society Is adjourned: J: g; 44fhce; ct Keoknk.
va. eleesd PIes:dan.. md J. Y; Baker. E.of p.v.
vii b. at Davenport on the second Monday In
DeKatz, charged with the murder Of Geru1sa
paued Acree, in Linn county, has been found gail.
r.. and ecutencct TO the penftenttaty aor sixteen
Vf6ft.
, 1865-06-12

Official Report OF the Occupation OF
sabine PaH6,

RAsn1SoTos, Il1e 1l.-Ths Navy Department
u:e Of the del. nees of SABINE Pass, tho entrance
to Gtlvestou, Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay 81. 1855.
"s1R: have the horor to inform you sud the
Department 1h:. titpat:h under OATS of the etth
Inf. Tas lhts cay received from Capt. B. F. Sands.
reporting The evacuation Of the defe-e of
sanire PaFr, fort. Maunlhassett ana GrIt}a.
AcuDE volunteer Leu 'eEa0t Commander Pen.
I1nc'oE naistcd tie unllcd States dag on these
ioFtt. TIE gure, I've In number, wero ,pfxed.
Fort GtiHu H. detcrtbed as h4ytng ave uonh.
PROOF, covered with two feet Of solid timber tTFo
iA9ess or railroad iron. four feet OF esch on top
!here were four magazines OF lika construction.
i1eoiensnt PehnfpGton left force enough 10 hold
the for's, md retired 10 his vessels 1exY1u. the
American deg flyitR.
Capt. s.nds, under date Of the eth Of May, re-
porte TIL relct slmy Of Texas dis blndel and rooa
LONE. The Terms Of surrender recently executed
In New Orleans between the rebel Commissioners
sent bJ Gen. Kirby Smith and Gen. Can5y, hav-
,nG b+ En- complied with On the Part Of the iehals
4 on'J remains for to occupj the forttheation,
With EeEssd 10 tho rebel nlra( forces Id Tex4s, /
tm aeeuItd ~ the Confederate Lieut., Commander
5onffhan CiTtef, who Is DOW here and declares
hluee9 to he senior naval officer, that there ts no
naval plone Dor snJ officers IN Tex on N sea-
hoard, and only one vessel IN the Red River, tho
ram Missouri. which will be Eurreaierei ;o the
commander IF Tho A'sst.s'pp, squadron.
I'll. R. THlIcH1R,
So. c,,.. v.r ,, AGING Rear Admiral.
The Navy department has also recaivcd news Of
the destruction Of the famous bloetade Ianuer
States ttesmer Fort Jackson also Of the achoon
cr ca! eo Lc Compte, used - guard boat ut Gal
.etton, BY boa's from tho United States steamer
Co1nub:a.
, 1865-06-12

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tr;bune.1
WASHINGTON, Jn1e 10.
There has been a hard struggle gntnc Oh here
for eome dsys phtt between the delegations most
u selt.sppolntcd, from the Southern Sta.ee, who
FeprsEent for the nam par1 only the slave hold
ing and but recently bitter rebel interests. aud
not the t1ulY 1oJal people Of those States. Tue
object being 10 teeu1e the poHe, Of The zeh .b,'t.
tated Stale government: in the ransilon stages,
md Of eourse in the conventioas and new Staie
organlzat1ons. These eeltconEt1tuted delegates
have bee1ceed the White House early and late.
hunblJ enting for Al audience with the iafels
oetpited Andrew johnson, prom.strc apythIu9,
If only to them Is conceded the leadership and
power they desire.
This strrtEe hhs been psr.i -u!srlv severe to tn
csse OF Alabama. and humber Of eie1hterc.trd
here In constant attendance 1T The back md front
doors Of The White House, to prevent, II poss1b'e
the Truly loyal rcnp1e from h4Ffns any h4nd IN
tta recousttuct:on. There men h1sa b.en urging
tue appointment nf Mt. Pa1nee. one OF their
own boty. n Prov siopal Governor of A,ah7m3.
oaHlans hsve tecn u Mt rcque-ting the appoint
melt nf Nj. r. II. Smith, who was compel ed tn
Zee The a'&te In 1862, f7r hie Union sentiments,
Sid In: ttcn active In the .npport OF the Cnlon
TIE appointment Of assesslr1 md colIect.re OF
interLa1 1eTenpe for that State. made to-dav, arc
one thus f.f being offIcere In the Fltst A.ahama
Lnyal Ctvalry> anu all favorable to provisional
Governor. The appointments mAde In tue drst
collection district M0t!e, sre Col. Geo. E. Speu-
ees; Cole etns: tol. :. J. potds, Assessor. sec
district Huntsville, Judge J. r. Tanner, Collect.
or Lieut. D. McKofknan. ASS .esof
, 1865-06-12
The +. QkH of 1 h T. Nxprov.t

BosToH. 1nre 11.-The officers, crew md paa-
r peeft Il The ttcamer Admiral Dupont arrived
l. NJ TT York On the Ttb for rortrrs. Mcnroe
wifi a sm11 detachment Of trcoes. 1t 4:s0 o'clock
mkt morning, In den'e fog. eaw the ship Stod.
'tow' ee+r,rg rclrly In IN opposite direction,
put wheel h .rd s.etarhoard, rtotped enetnea and
r.rtFee0 them to ny3id collision. Before the
steamer cnn'd lo.c tho headw1y, the two v-se.fs
cine In contact, and our ttArbosfd row VIE sicYc
In. Found the elesTef w7a settling by the h-sd
str1 {ast ind In three minutes rier the COLLISION
,be ftt amer went down. A. fnr se is as'e1tatnad
one fretnsn. f!x eoldieEe aud one colored wo.
man are missing,
, 1865-06-12

puIAnx1rH1A, June ll.-Jay Cooke reports
:nbtcrip Ions TO 'he National Loau on Saturday,
,le Second Satloral Bank or Chica10: x10.i00
IRON tbs Third National Bank Of ST. Pau! S1ln,-
:, o. IRON - Ninetcenth Nation.l Bank Of New
fork: f10o0oo from the Fires Nstionsl Bank Of
DanE Of Dot'nn; Ss5D.N0 from Pratt l. Co., Of
Baltimore. The :otal for the week ts III, 892,0VQ,
, 1865-06-12

WAsHIEa1ox. June 11.-OfIiclsl news from Ac
nlnIlso dsted Msy Oh: embraces hs r. fe1,e"ns d.
hhce sent through French spurcss from Ha-
xsna: General Regu:es. With part Of the fret
d'sit,on O. The Centrel National Army OF Mexico.
Miebo1rsn, On the 11tb Of April. snd took 1t b
f,Gfm, eapturinc all the garrison, ip.ludinE sD
btieians, together with their ammunition, aft1le-
g. etc. fow oaJB before. the national forces
captured trstn With supplies snd amrupftfon
i1ol1 Mos.ItA g Paescazo, and defeated she
f!ct ch io1eta at Pnrnsndi,o Guitzo and Zinaper
Eao takin the field,
, 1865-06-12
VOL. XIX.

<nroute home. Aitet bouuu:ut collateo3, ,aey
left On the Detroit md Milwaukee ra,lroaa.
A detachment Of the Isl Michigan Epgineers
and mechanics, Msj. ]. n. Rhodes commanding,
M1 men, arrived At ave p. m.
The St. Mary's hoepit4l has been discontinued
for military purposes Its Inmates sre 10 be trsus
ferrcd to HNper'e Hospital.
The iteam tug Fanc1n White exploded hsr bo;l-
ef 1t By City yesterday at noon. The owner, Mr..
]. Elliott, waa seriously. ard hts father, who ~as
also On board, fatally injured. The ]as'er died At
an early hour this morning. The upper works OF
the tug were completely demolished.
, 1865-06-12
tER0N1 INDlANAPULIS.
Aecef ton OF Returning Troops,


1xpIAxAro11s, June 10.
The e6ah regiment, Col. Dick, which arrived Int
nlcht. had public reception this forenoon in the
State Home Squire. Governor Morton welcomed
them in er.ef address, in whlch, afte1 alludtn2
'othe happy Circumstances which hsd returned
them TO thetf homes, md rectlDg the history Of
the regiment. be said there wAa but ono NATIONAL
debt Ill we.e ca1et upon to pay, md that YVES The
debl Of grautude the country owe& to her gallant
toldiefa. Gen. Wagner, and 1ud9c Gregory, Of
tic Supreme Court, also nade short but excellent
speeches. In the afternoon, the SD 18th and 18Th
1n:slty and 18Th Bsttery had reception. Spsech-
es were made BY Gov. Morton, Ms} Gen. Horey
ard othere. At the conclaslon. so1e written BY
ch.platn Lase1 for the occaz.on. Was sung by hIu
to the tune Of 81 GLORY, Ha.lslajsh I" the whnle
c1pwd joining In the chorus,
Ten regiments In Ill hive arrived so-asy aud
others will be here tonight. Those nov here sse
the esrd, 18th 18th, 5srd, 5sth 9th, 18th, s:sh and
6ath. The 18th will be here tonight The End,
7lth and 8sud Will leave Washington on Monday
next for ibis point.
The Psymastcrs and 1uuaterfn; utlccrt are hard
at sork, and the gallant fellows will not be dc.
'ayed any longer than nece.fsry. They are all
yery tnx1out to get home.
, 1865-06-12


CAIRO, June II.
TIE steamer City Of Caffo and kAte Hogl fur
Nth Memphis papers Of the 9Th. On the morning
of The s0tb jnstsnt dI.ast.uus collision occurred
IN the Yaxoo river, three miles above the mouth
Of The Little Sonaower, between the ttesmess
Poland and Itaho, the former bound up. the latter
coming down. The 1daho struck the Poland On
,be .arbonrd quarter just forward Of the boilers.
The ruards were broken, and tie bow Of the 1aaho
crashed in The Pslapd's hull. So extensive was the
Dan sge done that in 4 tew moments, wat;r filed
~ tnilre hold or tie latter bost, and she aunk
Eefsre pry forts to rare Eer The freight Or taose
m hosrn. ctule be tnsdc. Twelve hFes arc be-
liz we'd to bsye be-u lost. =,
The TJnhp was tut slightly damaged. The
Y.xoo. tbuueh deep, Il rrr5 ra;EoH and crooked.
The boott, y hen in sight Of each other at =.
m werc under 100 strong tead17T to permit
= oorare vi lin tie required distance 10 avoid
si,lFnt ol .eton. =, . A.. t
country merchants have slre1dJ III more Ter
chnndis+ than people hare mon 70 Pr sns;
'tHt good hacol. " selling IT sly Pee hnnhf.n
roprde, sco lard fur the s8me By the "agcn-load.
tAIw.Ic thst ,hcre has hefttuEurs been yeucfat
core. sln mi po3tTty Of edible k1nd; thAt
the 7ti.road II open IRON J9ckrcn TO HohiIa, but
MT to New Orleans Ct Vi.ksaurg, th1t TIC peo'
, 1865-06-12
Bead I.e1tcrx-A Waruiur TO the
Puhllc

W4sHrxoroH. JuEe The public my be eur-
pE1Etd to 1esrn the number Of 1ette1a which are
ihern under the new ltw, which makes pre-
payment Of postage compulsory. 1t amounts 10
NOTE than 15.C00 per week Tne public should
psId 10 he sent forward aecortinx to the address,
snd double postage collected Of the receiver, has
seen repealed. and that now every lettez not en-
hare etamp upon It, Of It Il sent to tue dead let
ter 1ficc.
, 1865-06-12
The Penn: ylyariA CoAI.11lpefxs
Strike.
Of tue condition Of affairs IN the coal re.

Ofthe condition Of affairs in the coal re-
isions about Pottsyil1e, the Philadelphia Il:
9uirtr OF the 7th inst. Gays:
No mines arc being worked, at 1east to any
cxtlnt, and the miners have hecn out Of work
for SIX weeks. The lkboEers will not 70 to
work at the reduced figures fixed By opera
tc1s.
The inclined n}anc leading from the coal
breaker Of Kirk d Bawn, at CroR Il .lisw,
1as set on DE by miners. and the breaker II
self was only saved bS tearing away . ros.
tion Of the structure. There Ii no doubt in
regard to this occurrence. bnt the Impression
largely prevails throughout the whole min
Ing district that the great n,jori.y Of tie
control the violent minority II they were al
1owtd to go TO work.
It is asserted ~ the miners that the object
Of the operatnrs is to run coal up tc a biz
price, and that their request for troops has
only been made to coyer their real designs
on the market.
, 1865-06-12
FROM bAN FRANCISCO.
masa WcsalDg on the Mexican Quea-
It0n-The %x.Reb bel Soma tnr krooft on
his NnYstp t:aI1foFniA-Chines. Or.
d. rid out Of Idaho.

San FRANCISCO, June 3.
a dIe In this city on the 1st iostant DESTROYED
property valued 1t f50,t00. Gee man wAs burned
10 death.
4 large and enthusiastic nes ting, to tympatbtze
With Mexico. was eeld here On The nichi =. 1he
1st- speeches were made End resolutions pAsse
,svotin4 the enforcement OF the Monroe COG Itne.
The cxtctn Generals Acboa and Vega, and Mex.
tcsn Cousu1, we're present aid were heartily
chtertd- Gen. Achoa made a tp:eeb. Gen,
Wright, acting for Maj. GeI. McDoBelf, com.
nsndipg the Department Of the Pscde, la'e1y
wrcte !. tier which has been published IN m.
sWer toi non'ries ss 20 what arms md or9antx3-
ucns would be permitted 10 leave fer Mexico,
IN thtca Re eIpfcf9es sympathy with the
republic of Mexico, bnt esya for the present,
uLt our Government stall announce its determ-
iDAt'on to maintain ipyIolste tho great doctrine
T" dear to every Amerit an heart, no organization
will be allowed, neither will armed men be per-
m,tted TO leave our shores for any forefeu port
Tie EttHiaJ EuGlttIa ia informed that Henry :.
Foote. 'ate rebel Senator, Is On his way Overland
to this State, arcomFa4ieH hy hl1 fon iu-i1W,
LEV Stewart, ofSerada. lie his several married
tsuRhters here.
The national fist WEE universally md so1emn}y
observed On this ccRst.
a Nevada paper saTa that all The Chlneee
who have !c1t TtrR1niA City for Idaho, and ali who
started IRON California, Or any other point, a1s
now On thclr way buck, having been ordered
bWay t. tie miners OF Ieaho and Montana.
sbo viii allow no Cinnamon In the mines.
, 1865-06-12
New Cnlied States Marnhsl-Few ya.
tiohal NaAks Established, DC.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.


eatn,e oftne C1ron;cl1 Of te,s csy, hss b:en so
pointed CDited States Marshal for the District Of
Columbia, IN place Of hnrshai II. lanou, rEsleued.
MF. Goodloe IL I native OF North CeroIins. but
ior tnary Jea11 past has been nue Of Tia most ~
dent snti eltTe1y men OF Wa.htn ztuu Ia 1877
and 1851, he wAs CONNECTED IN an ed1torial csnsc-
y with the NaEional Era, and It the
time uf the abolition Of slavery IN thr pia.
tEirt. Ee7ved as on nf the Commi.+tooers
to spptxiee the raiue Of elarc property HIS ap-
po1nt2eul gives un1ressa' Satisfaction to the pro-
pic OF W8shtng,on- Noal Brooks, Of Washington.
correspondent Of the SACRAMENTO {cal,furclel
LRaon. has been appointed naval a:ent at san
FTAnc1ecn.
The new Tennessee Sfnsto1s are pres+uc Vim.
smith for Provisional Governor Of Atab ina
Hon. Horace MsJrRrd, Of Tennessee. il uen-
f.onrd 10 correction with the vaelncr on the
bench Of the Supreme Court, uccaNoned By the
death bf Judge C&tron.
During the week ending today thifty-two IA.
uCna1 balkf were eet.b iehed, With IN aggregate
capital Of <le .2ss,5N. The nuuber Ut ustion.l
hankt pow in existence is 1s.5l, With total cap-
!sal CT $50 95fa5e9. The following IRE ths Western
banks estahHsht d: Natiuual Bank Of Teupessee
= Mcnp phIs, capital $fDG, Muak,nEu n hank,
Ztreeyt)le. O., <1'0 0,tD0: Nastoua! Bank. Lyop.
Ind. *1m. .ct0; First National Batk. Leb anoa. o
SuGQG; utcknR EallrJ Bank. Lsoea4ter O..
s1cA. coQ. Fret Nat:ontl Bank, H4u:hton. Micb,
S!Ga,n0; First Delasan, Wis. S5a.Nn. The St-
t:ohsl Bank. Richmond, ird., ha5 te.n desicnsted
at depository for the cub.tc nu.ies. Nearly
t~o AID huff n1llione Of nat,on4i bank currcn-y
~se lened !aft week, making total nov Ia ci1cu-
Adcn Of $15s,1 .rN
, 1865-06-12

At the Tobacco Growern' Meeting fu Louis
yillc. on "wednesday, a plan Of National
Convention of Tobacco Growers was present.
ed, and It was decided to hold such Con.
vtntion on The 81 cond "Wednesday IN Srptem-
ber. One subject to be considered is the Just
method Of taxing tobacco. Tie following
comu,ittee was appointed 10 correspond with
The tobacco men IN the different states, md
make arrangements for holding the Conyen-
ton: L. ]. Bradford, Augusta, ky.; D.
spaldine, ]. Il. Caldwell. J. F. Flasg, Z. J.
Usher, G. 6prrtt, F. s. J. Ronald, Jos. Clark,
Iouisville; John T. johnson, ". G. Morris,
son county, KS.; ". E. Glover, Dr.. King,
Logan county, Ky: Alfred Allen. Breckln
ridFe comtY. kY,@CineIanali Gozette
, 1865-06-12
Extra Billy" Smith wants to
give himself up.
SUBSCRIPTION TO THE SEVEN
THIRTY LOAN $I,663,100.
DEATH OF MRS. S!1DURNEY. THE
p0ETESS.


The Tax on Southern Produrfs-Hra,
1.nna.oh Of MafAhal Ln1uoA-fkeVer.
dF 10hDA1nss Argument and ludce
AdToeAse H3rnett's Aneyvtr.f IN
, 1865-06-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEihune.l
MADISON, Juue 10.
The 3eh regiment Wisconsin volunteers aud de-
tachnente tton the 1ash. 18th. 18th snd 9Th resf-
mcnts, arrived here this afternoon, amounting in
all to I'll mcu-
We were visited yesterday with u splendid rain,
tAil3Lg here most Of the d4y.
, 1865-06-12

Death OF Mrs. 6fsourney.
HAK11okp. 1unc Him L. Il. 6,cpurney. the
poetees. died IN this city this morning, aged ser.
Nnty .aix ye3rB.
, 1865-06-12

NV FonK. June 10.-The nosts epeefaI ~,
thst althouch the Treasury Department is abDnt
to ta!ue limited amount of certificates Of in-
tebtednete,yet the gross amount IL gradually de-
cfeaslnE on the Department IN :nki1g M more
matnred certificates thsn 1t propose. to Issue.
The e@onanerciaff special eays Ar. Haftl.y,
who taStB Mr.. Fields place 4. Assistant Sxcfe+
t1fy OF the TfcaeusJ. has bern chief clerk 10 The
Treasury Department for many yesrs. Another
e1perirnced clerk Mr.. HoGnan) will tske the po-
alton OF chief c1trk.
The certainty that Gen. Lee snd others hive
been Indicted fcr t.easo SOrfoIk+ caases great
excitement In Washington
, 1865-06-12

The Post On3ce LctreF-CurFt%r NYhxctsa
The fclloTing table seryes to show the rel
atiye mall business Of the largest cities Of the
Unfcn:
NAL NAITKR DE1lTERED AED COLLECTED IF
LITTER ca AEtIRS FOB APRu. lSJ5.
, 1865-06-12

~ A first class woollen factory is being
erected 1t Racine, Wis.
, 1865-06-12
Hxp1o sion In a Coal Shaft.

Yesterday fearful explosion occurred In
tue coal shaft Of Messrs spaalding, Wood
In the death Of several men employed in tho
mines. At the time Of, the explosion there
was nine persons In the shaft, OF this number
five are said to be killed mud two wounded. At
at last accounts the bodies had not a1l been
recovered. The explosion Is believed to have
bctn caused by neglect and carelessuess Of
some Of the bands Employed in the mines.
The fire, which should be KEEP: burning for
the purpose Of expelling the gas, was allowed
to 20 ont On Sunday and was 1ek!ndEed on
Monday morning and coming In contact with
the accumulated gas, caused this terrible CT.
tastrophe- We hare :no information as to
the extent of the damage to the works.
tthetling lnttIi7encer, ia.
, 1865-06-12
FROM THE SOUTH,

Got1oh West Of tho MiEs1ssipp1-NIat
teFn At tAAvaunah-Lon~ of n %fenIurr
An0 80 llF<H-Puat Offices, Schools.
and Railroads IN the South.
, 1865-06-12

W Hon. John Covode, Of Pennsylvania,
has left for the South and West and New Or
leans, tnvfDg bud important matters con-
nectcd with the successful reorganization OF
Government In those States bordering on the
Mississippi, recently in rebellion, committed
to his charre and suuerintendencF
, 1865-06-12

Return Of HeGlmtntA-Sales Of Con.
d. n1nfd 110rAex-tIolation4 Of the
L1NQOE Lu1F.
, 1865-06-12

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trshunel

rhe C0nAtltutlonal EI.ctIon-Resu1t
Doubtfu1-PaFoled Cue rrIlas En:1E-
ed In HoFSe stealing.
, 1865-06-12

srt~tdr Wisc0nsln =
Firtt Michigan Encaneerh-1HG Ex@
nk0S1QH,
, 1865-06-12
NkWSbx TELEGRAPH. il
The Conspiracy Trials.
CL0s1NG OF EVI.
| DENCE.
DIE ASTER at SEA,
Steamer Sunk bv Coli
sion and Is to 20
Lives Lost.
Progress Of Good Feeling in
Georgia, Alabama and
North Carolina,
The Citizens Of South Caro-
LIMA Calling foZ Protec.
tion Against their
Own People.
Jefferson paIis Manifests Synlr.
toms Of Insanity:
GENERAL LEE INDICTED FOR
TREASON.
The Foreign Press on the Capture
Of Jefferson Davis.
Jefferson Paris Manifests Symr.
toms Of Insanity:
GENERAL LEE INDICTED FOR
TREASON,
The Foreign Press on the Capture
Of Jefferson Davis.


De1rs AtinnR from Southern st tates-
1ht tr CAArncter-ApPU1ntm for
Alabama.
, 1865-06-12

Gold.
NEW YonE, June l0.-Gold tbIs morning Is ou;et
Int hrm. The prlee has ranged At I35Gt13s1.
, 1865-06-12
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

CaD1ure or thu 1Ien who shot Gen.
Cnnb5-Thc Mobile .b.
Ell Uln bol1sE1s
, 1865-06-12
-ALSO-
The Life and Speeches
ANDREW JOHNSON
President of the United Stutes.
MITED BE FRANK AOvRE
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-01
Snare the birds.

The timo Of "thc singing of birds
has come" and unfortunately, the
time Tor tie killing of birds too. There
IL strange tendency in boys to throw
a stone at every bird they can, or to
take away their egg whenever they
can find them. How is it that they
will do so7 In some countries this
cruelty is stopped by making children
believe that the souls of men and
women go into the bodies of birds and
beasts; and if boy killed bird he
might be killing his own grandfather
or grandmother. This might restrain
an East Indian boy from doing so;
but here, where we know better, we
ought not to try to restrain you by tell
ing you such nonsense. But there are
reasons which ought to be more power
ful in keeping you from hurting or
destroying them. While the eye is
pleased with their graceful beauty,
and the ear is charmed by their joyous
melodies, it is now known that their
services are very useful to us. They
may sometimes commit dcpredatons il
is true, but they are only natural, and
the mischief they do bears no proper
ton to that which they prevent by
destroying the thousands of insects
which prey upon the produce of our
fields and gardens.
That We may yet hear in spring time
over all the hills and valleys their hap
py songs, we say again to all the boys
Spare the birds and don't disturb
their nests.