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, 1865-07-28

A UCTION SALES.-Great Safe
aff;; sss Jig; 9sz MONTE
s's; 3: 1: 1;;,!'! H.
Qr4a71Ruasr,H EKSzx41:s 0Fy1cz,3
WASHINGTON D. q. July IT lss3.
DER The lima and N%W eI;sts 2.%;d below III:
-, Ee. York ctt,; Taaday AID fs.dsz Ct e,ca .e:x.
~ Yo's c:s. Wednesday o,eaca wscs, 20 4,.,
E: IT, Il: T99::s.y 9n.:ss; 4sse,s EaTs.. i H IL T.
Alb.ny Es:a.J: AnEaet Is. :ts NJ ::
o'ha0' "sohEtesS FsSksTcHAsis AHfae; i ~ Aa'e'
Eh,,a:e1phl. Taassas1 Il sssh ~oek. ~ HORSES
Pe,l.dslcn,s. weeoe.aas md Saturday Of esoh
F1s;.Sa,Rh. Thussds5 er each xest. 80 Mules zach
;sr,.n T1ias. ;,s., 2se.1 e g. MI: ssss
xxo,s; x;;;1 x,iq%a1; vi. AoaS:tt ao Ho;.;: -
Ss:S!s Hsssss:Ss:s As:sss i his:s'
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Witt. ;es:Es zs:s:oss hs,. t. a:'
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sal:s: iss';s:5' SG;3 SS i; ! id Il Ssis:: s
s;:@s S4t2:;;S & E Rs:;::
C.rlon. S .tnEd.y, An us.5. no Il rs-s
CI.ve1n-d Trf:cay. AuRu.f =, g0 Nu.eG,
Ms ai,lor. Tu.suAJ. Als us j., 20u H ISM.
Cssltnr, II 1rsdAy, Aoguht II, 80 Auiea.
CleTe4sni. Mont =, Au7a1' sf. 70 uor4es.
INDIANA.
Fort WayIe, Thu ,asJ AuEsas q, 90 Auiet.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Tuesday .. zach vens, 20 H,rses
earh dag.
w1lnic Rton. FridsJ Of each xeek, 2tn Kalea each
day.
NET JEsSEY
Tssntcn. Thu.1dsJ. ApHJss 10 sc0 Mul.s.
Trenton, ThutlcAT, Auan.t ~ 70 Mp.e1.
MARYLAND.
BdsiEoFe. WetuRAdAs. Au<u9s 3, and Wednesday
ftach Ne:t u e. sfta:. 90 aot1et each axY.
WAAR1~Hrua. D. G.
Hath weak dsy 90 Mue.
GI5.BnHO, y. Z.
Esch week day except Wtdnt sday, 90 Horstk+
An onp rtu1l Il. pug H. Eaa superior class ofaaf
ol- and -ats nrlmsl1. At tar .cs1 Than slesr tua
y lus. 10 D. y ons al 10 ths public.
Thf ugh the ms -fisy of fh-m ay8 sound An 1at.
vlce abr they ~ no longer required in thu army.
Many Of tbs MULES wese 5orRat In thn 1nnlnx Ct
.he wnr. vsen ,ou1x accompanied The armies y All
ard NED b. tI-trse, Ke Tile aad An1!sa: IT, oeluE
30 lorg surrour ded ~ .h4 70 dlct1.
Anil. Al8 Y !, bA sold 1xly.
~ es to rcnme- ce It 10 IN.
11INs-Cath. In United S. ateA Cnr.tn%Y.
JAMES k<IN.
BInT Big, GSn. IN chaszo l.t Div. Q H. q. c.
tYrA7sI9:t
, 1865-07-28

hetouuw1F N a1tsac. of slesteI Hr1ttea b -
Be-. g. HolEe, pastor Of tas G7rrooas BsptR
Church. Brooklyn, n. r.. to loe Journal 97d XAaRx
0w. Cincinnati, o., and soesks voluun IN fayn d
tho wesld-renoxuad medicine, Me-. WlN3LOWT
sOOTHlN8 SYRUF FoK CHILDREN 7AKTHU8
-We see m advertisement IN Jo1r columns of A5x
WNeLOWH SOOTHING SYRUP. How, Wn nav1r
mid word IN tavor Of the patent medicine baae9 q
car Lie. bar We feel compelled to taJ 70 JoE raAd1
that this u 60 funbux-us A1pa ~ n, osd kRo1s
10 at ( c.1iEns- 1t u probably oua Of tht Bn0
EuccezfM edic'ne es Of the GaY. becAuAe II y -
toeoess thcse Of onf feadars Who aATs bal14
c&at FtoAu lAJ iu ASupplY.
Rx16u-fo hrn.KYA
, 1865-07-28

DtAc1rd Among Returned Soldiers
and CitizeAs-Almost 4 R10t.

cexconp. \. H.. July s7.-Demouttrstions Of I
.eEious roi were made here during last night By
sooe ~ returned soldiers, which commRnced by
ntf Inc E.rle Hotel. the proprietor Of With
OF tlotnee. At'ef breaking. rome wlndowt,
t.d the tlease Of two Ct their number who had
,,*en a.rts,sd, nd u 4thFes'en.az to damolish the
sfrg+s wers orue'td out, and he s1ntons sn,d,erv
tca'tescd In d,nfe,e directions. There II muto
rTu,,a1hy ielt fsr the soldiers, who, il Is
lie uontce.sa1Iy kept cut Of thelf ply snd dis.
ehaYrc LADElEs
, 1865-07-28

Especial Dlspatth to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT. July 81.
The office Of the American Express Company at
ws5nc wae entered last Light, the safe rrok.u
optr, sud three hundred aud any dollars IN nor
81 shken. The door Of the safe WIS fozce1 open
By ts1le snd 1cvets. No clpe has heen obtained
Of the burglars. :
Tts Cpltld States District Court adjourned TO-
dsy NTH Or cher, il consequence Of the serious
lIlsete OF Judge Wilkins.
4 Few National Bank hiss been orcanized, and
viii rocp 70 Into operation in this city WITH \
capital Of $685. O. With the privilege Of increasing
1t 10 Esk,th. i 10 to be called the American Na.
Ecnsi BqrE. Th- following ofleers were elected
ro-c.y: pretident, 4. q Dag: Vsce.pres1dentt
T. M Mason: =: Cashier, ", D. Morton,
, 1865-07-28

THE NATION.

! xh1S Day P0D113QCAs dAAl NsAA
coNTENTss
THE WEEK.
TOPICS OF THE pAYt
ss1u'Aes sna Equality.
Ins Nsys In tho ca.xoe
1he cs!a.a Il Aaz.3s.
National Day aad ~aoly xs1A~
1ha Nsw Kxodua: Poee4y.
CORRESPONDENTS.
ATnpln sonsh Casoltns-
nc HaETess Of Uoctorssa.
HTHorean Propaxanttsm-
Tn 4ossA - LII.
Kax.zra. -
L Wosd abous AHku1k
AsnJ Correspondence.
ship Cna,k- -
L1TERATERE
Literary Notes.
Ine GsJwo1tt1a.
4 WonAu In the Fa!p:s.
In XemcrJ OF Rzzstta7s I:rcotk-
SCIENCE.
Ducaysa1es md 1rva1uons.
PINE ARTss
Multiplied AT.
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
1t embraces amcnx It, .ska,u o4 ost'as1ona1 con-
htb ato1t the following nales:
HENRY ". loNaFEI0W.
JAMES RUBsHLL LoW1LI-
JOHN q. WHITTIER.
SAMUEL ELIOT ux.rzaidsns Trinity catsxs'
Prot. TORREY, Nsrvard}
Pct. 60LDWM aM1IH+ <o1fard)
Dr. TRANcI3 LEBKR-
Prof CHILD. taurard)
CHARLES =. NORTON.
HKRRY JAMR5.
5udEa BOND, tBEuro.s}
EoAUND QUINCY.
Prot. IT, D. WHITNEY. Ula)
Prof .. C. GILMAN. [Ya1o)
Judge DAILY.
Pzok DwI5Hr. Columbia C,usEs.s
Pct TATtHR LEWIS. scheneosAdy-
Judge WAYLAND.
FREDERICK LAW OLAsTED.
Rev. Dr. MoCl1N1OLK.
Rev. pr. Jos P. THOMPSON.
Rev, PHuL1Pa BRCoKs.
Rev D.. BELLo rs.
C.J. sT1LLB,
HK9RY r. fUCKHRAAN.
HATARu Ia fIUh.
c. l. BRlsTED.
c. BRACE.
RICHARD GRANT WHITE
WILLIAM LLOYD eAERERON.
sYpEEF GEORGE FISHER.
THEODORE TlLTON.
JAAKt Parton.
GAIL HAMILTON.
7zRx. Thru. Dollazs rer s-nam IN 4dvsnee; stx
N4fz aref ~ n 1aF tt<
NsY York Ct E.o, KIN, hfrY carta additional.
JOSEPH q. RICHARDS, Pn>iisher.
No. 100 Na2st IT., New York
x Cauya.tcrs w,atsd for tsts sad avery other
Nebtc u city aoh town. Lh'rt1 fase4 eHred. On.Y
Ant cA1s csnvasse:s With ost fese1ces. ueF anpv.
Ard p, r ALLRN, General WastsEu A9eas, + Q.
HsII743, Chl-Af8. or call Ut Hoom ~, k0mb lrd
Bpca Aot70s stseef-
FOE aA1x rr ALL NEWS AGENTS.
It13t 81 Il
, 1865-07-28
INDIANA. .

IsprasAro11e, Marion Co, July 27.-Very hard
rpin la.t ptCht s1.d this morning; clear ut noon.
WLeat 1aoly damaged by continued ram. Corn,
favorable pfospect.
THcEaH1s, Knox Co., June 27.-The1e has been
M sn1L here tiEce Wednesday, morning. Heavy
s.o1m repotted lorth last night. Crope Of Ill
kints suffering from the continued wet. Nheat.
cats md re. ali harvested, but not .cnred from
sd 4 usl he greatly injured IL the wrt continues
much longer. Appearances Of more rain Knight.
wAAAsu, Wahash Co., Juno s7.-Weather is
thoVesy. Wheat III entire fAl1Ge+ Corn 6nd
oats coed. Rye, n,ype sown.
Hukrna1oS, Huntingdon &c.,, July ST.
, 1865-07-28

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chfcsco T7huoe.1
ST. Lou1., July 81
General Dodge has been made Colonel In the
regular army.
The ssh Iowa infantry arrived here this morn.
iur. They nnmher % officers and 500 NTH. They
leavr tp-bictt for Davenport to be u.usxred ont.
Tbs Southern uotLl j. 10 be opened on the 18Th
Of Auauet By grand bal. The repairs gong
forward ut The oln PlADtere' are nearty COZ
pIett d and It contemplated 10 reopen on OF De-
Tor. ths 18th Of the eonlrg month.
GtneFai Fralk J, Heron Is IN the city en- route
for Els hcmr In Iowa, he having res!Ened bis po-
EItion Ut NAipr General.
, 1865-07-28

SAN Francisco. July 21-AErlved--Thalin
barque Nib, t1srty-eixht days from Arctic, With
e:*"s f!om asverat whaess destroyed hy the
Ahgsl, Euphr4te', Wu. ThoEpsuu, sophia,
Thornton, ]. Irish. s1eau ant Ahica ] were cap
tured md mostly burned. Th4 Milo ws4 hosrdsd
fur the parpo:e Ut tsktng off csews. The Snen.
andoah waa eo1f1nu{op the wholesale dcstruc'1on
or ~ha:tFf, aud would probably eoon destroy
another 1eet numbering eI1tY vea.e's. Her CON.
collapse Of the tehel,on, but he dill nos believe II.
lie believed Ltrcoln's assassination. for be
expee&eait.
|. manned hy EoG:ish sni Trieh eaiiors. Some
e1ptusf& y wha!etrcn )uned her.
SAN FHAscIsco. jnlY 10.-The enld and silver
coinage Of lhe San Fesncisco mint dus1ag the
dstsl year Just ended, equals nlnetc en- millions
of dol srB.
A TELEGRAM, from British Columal4 safe. thst
one Mining claim In Cas'bon yielded over $30, 90
during the week ending Ju:y 1:h.
Arrived, thfp Galattn,
, 1865-07-28
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5.rrc- the vcsan1 ernec1ally should q gals
80 1br ar,.or IN tarorsnle. however. and
+ha t7,al viii be presently over, Besides.
nrs,r mi. 5hs runs relieves her danger. n,
sbs :. rnys as she eoes,n as the traye]er
shou,d.
n-crop advices report Speaker. Co,f..,s
n,1tx ,ece,rinr The festive vi eocnes of thai
fsr.ofr neonl, On The aolh inst.
=. csaoard Nsw H.mos.,,~o vo.+..s.
-. ~. nnt 90 nnch co1co,a ~ tS~s,
.%s.,a ~ whrr retn-n.a ,ra- v.t...a.N s4
-ess Tha 80. ..o.us S...,,', 49,
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Hss,s,..+@ ~ 49, ~ H. " smosa s ~ - eaa4 o,a'e. 4os'
A,us.. 1ns sus eatnest "1fkefl
1aes ss,'.. ~. "saa n. .ne colofea peap's
n...ss s s ..a,ns",nas pM napa.. ..~' poS S''ons, 81
a = = = nj
, 1865-07-28

~ Gen: Smith D. Atkins, Of Freeport,
III, who raised company OF volunteers i'm.
has hetn In the service throughout :he var.
barring nsw 1ct1rntd home, received o must
gratifying welcome from his towuspeop1e on
Wednesday, evening, the 18th inst. The Gen
erals many triends will be pleased to learn
that he purposes to settle IN Frceport. acd
RESUME the nsnct{cc ot his p.OEess{on.
, 1865-07-28
The IkEH0E mURDER. !.
Gre Held over m n Perturers and
Committed ar the Probable
mufdeTeTs

Yesterday forenoon. On warrant twcrn oat by
Or. I'm. Wacae1, George n. Gee. member Of
company F, Oh lows infantry. Was arlatgned be-
fore Justice Milllken On The charge of perjuey
The reader will remcuhcr thu. o. Wcduesdsy
Gee WIS examined before the Coronsr's Jury In
relstion 10 the Kehoe murder, and testified / at
he FEW the saloon KEEPER, MsbrIne, tBke from hi.
breset pistol, and with It ehoot Ed xss3 Keh3c;
he ALTO ssid that Kehoe was fheiue Mshri1g II the
time and thst the bail took ee:t In the f.ca Ee.r
tha cye ard nose. Tbs ruth IL tho b11t 4 RICK
Kchoe In he back Of tha head, and from The ses
tmo1y Of several witnesses It his been proven that
the pistol was afed BY persnn dEe.fea IN aolt'ers
clothing. He.nlich Hehtln2 waa introduced -
he t0sa) va. the man wha created the disturb
anes which led to the row afro that be Is the
aama m1n Hhom he described IA bis ststemeat On
pistol. He did not rec him shoot, but hs was the
sare man who pulled ont tho pistol. Robert
t1fed 10 having seen Gee on the sidewalk, after
tbe murder. trcsttng the soldiers On to the de-
s'sueGon Of MebI1nE's property; Several Other
Qaye liz On hat it was seif:
sss Rs'ssss sea
Us bail bond Al ISM. Tho Ju+..e: A'eo .a'd that
from the evidence atducad hs b".l :xcd Ges w4a
vas M muIasr, be having attempted to Xii Mearins,
but BY accident hs oRn comrada. H. w.s
accoralnely committed to prison to await tu.ther
examination for murder. rha time lxed for he
continuance Of his examination ID tho 11th u
August.
At ,he afternoon ecsslon Of the Pollcs Court,
Henry Mehrtnp VA, a1rafgned for a coot:nuaa:,
o. hla exlntuatlon on tue charze OF numbering
Edward keh0e. Tho person who aw1re out the
wsstaat icr his arre.t Wls d. McEattlsk, hut,
h.s made about tbs want ot sstaestness On the p.1t
OF nur authorities to Investigate. this matter, he
fst1ed to put IT, m bppearance.
e. R. Jones: Esq.. attorney fcr tho defanse. .su3.
11Ifted the following letter winch be had received
from Superintendent Smith, aud n.kea Tint hts
client be dltut.eet from custody. AZ thafs VIA
no evidence OF bis guilt. and desire OF tho put
of tho prosecut ne xifnets to push the investk "a
tim any further. 1ha letter waa a. fotaws:
CHICAGO. July =, ts8i.
Chief of Police, Chicago, ILL.,:
SIR: We hare urgently tried to procure W.T.
nesze. !n the HehrtnE fsalooo k.cpcr1 tr1a', bat
canpbt aud a3y who could give additional evi-
dencc than thar pfodu
Lieut.. Col. A1onzo AberEethr Commanding off,
Ger Of the 9Th 1awa vo'uct=et Infantry. ts Of the
accidental. Respectfully,
E. J. McGARR1sK. Surgeon.
The S'atea' Attorney said he hoped the Court
wou'd grstt continuance Of the examination ua-
til thfe afternoon. when he Won d eudeavor to
hive the SURGEON brought into Court. a great
deal had been eaId in the Newspapers tonty ona Of
thfn-ED.) about the lack OF wiLlnk14e,s on ;hs
part Of the authosltes to investigate this afAr,
sud he deeireu tn show who was In b'aue.
Ace0Idtne'y the examination Was continued un
I'll lht. afternoon.
, 1865-07-28

Westhef rainy. WHEAT failure. cosu' oats'
rye srd grass Very heavy.
Il PoR7F, La Porse Co. July 77.-The rala
poured down in torrents again this morning ano
lbe farmers we're In deepair: Oae noIe saeo
Day hs We hsd stesdsy would mn Ill ne Waess
thst 3e ont. 1t however cleared up about nioe
o'cleck and has been pleasant tlnce but fooks
Ike more rain this evening. The wheat Is nessiI
al cut but great dea1 not stacked Jet. Corn
a1c cas- look we'll.
E1KnART, Eikhart Co.. July ;a7.--Weather
warm and moist. About ore quarter ofthe #heAt
is badly damaged. oats not Jet harvested. No
GoeHEs,. Ellhart Co., July sz-Tae westhes
for eeveral dtys has been cloudy and ratoy.
Wheat IL slightly injured. Oats, RE, aud otlee
crops a1e in aourishlng condition. ~~
LooAssroRT. csss Co, July N.-Westher vefy
bad for ihe past ten days. Ra1ned both dsy md
night. aad liRht rain this morning, bnt ctess M
DOW. Wheat is entirely failure in this vicinity.
Not oyer halT crop. Corn .looks very dne.
There 10 eserY chsnca Of an average crop. OATS
VERY good. bat Damaged considerably on shoeks
bT rain, farmers lot being able 10 get tt undsr
cover.
TknRr HAuTE, Vigo Co., July 27.-Vety heavy
rains all this month: Wheat, oats. rye, barley:
hay, &C., very much injured. Prospects for good
corn crop.
, 1865-07-28

FonrRz.s MONROE. Jn!y ss-Ths !ewelzy ttore
o: j. II. Fireman On Attn.:etreet Norfolk, was
witches ana valuabls jewelsy, Loas. upwasda Of
gs,t0c.
, 1865-07-28

Camp Meeting Notices.
AT pcrrons WIN afe destrous Of ohtaininE lots
at the camp Crourd. lately p1rchesed fJr the Chi,
caRo District; are requested To- be at the Snsth-
we.tern RAILROAD D-pot, On Fr'dsy morbiug, 2sta,
eeason to take the a. NJ, train 10. the K.ouod,
foT: the pnFptee OF drawing far choice OF luis,
aud other isnpur tant busnehs that may come be-
fore ste tent ho1derH.
BY nrGer Of Executive Courpitte.
GEO F. FosrER.
JOSEPH KEynIcorr, fComm!tiee.
WILLIAM WHEELER.
, 1865-07-28

New York State Teacheras AZ.
e0csation.
EMMA, n T.. july The New :rork ststs
sresrhars' Association met nj tep Oiclock shIs
1notpiLE.
, 1865-07-28

rct urdrcls d1ed ten ballE into hi. body, killing
him instantly. when thcy Immediately dectnpeh
Ne clnte cau be assfgIed for this dtthoilca, act,
This murdtrets are Unknown, and hare not been
cspinsed. 1tis eupposed thst the men belonged
10 the camp II 6avsnEah, Tenn.
, 1865-07-28

NKv YonK, July T.-Mr. Cogsxeli. M1s'cr
Mn hist Of thf: DfooklJn SasY Taid, cent in his
res!crltlon on Tuesday. Dther rea'enatio7s ara
spoken Of In the yard. Dir. Cogs@eH received
his appofntreut thortly amer the breaking out OF
The WIZ.
, 1865-07-28

BosToy, July aI.-AtsonJ. Durlinrame leaves
for Washington tomorrow, On bnsnesa connect
ed with his mission to China.
, 1865-07-28
FROM TaAE PACfCfC.

The Lakt Of the Mohfcans-A Rebel
plr0fe fEuHy Aus"pE til- Thnl~re-
>nu Rrauclkco, Naval md General
News.
, 1865-07-28

The Gold Market
NEE foRK, Jnly 97.-Go!d IL rtesdy. The de-
mspd Is chiefly for entfoms duttes. Tha price
ehpwk light upward tenat ncy. Tho quotations.
ape1ed 1t 1881 and vent up to 1871.
LATER.
NEW yonK. July aT.-Go.d to night 1851.
, 1865-07-28

new YohK, 3nly z7,-Thn steamer Glasgow,
from Liverpool the 7th, ria Halifax, has arrived.
, 1865-07-28
Nk{u ahh4rttamxn1B.
MRS. WnNSL0W,
Relief md Health to yoar Isfalts

Va aavs pas up md sold TIN Muese TT ovsE y 1saEh
aaa cAss EAT II CONF1DKNc8 AID x0ufn D
II taet rs hAvs Aavez besu Abla 70 NJ Of NJ ofA2
mtd1cfno-EkVKH Has n FAILKD n 4 4INV[D
nsfAack TO UFECf CC13, Wos7 uaM0
nseo. HeFsf did "a f1ov IN !n4sAoea of csaDA-a1os
uoa " aa1 oae Who n.ed It. On tho contrary. II ~
aen2atea Win u oaeralonA, md spAGk n te1n10 d
Comm anta.ton Of it, r1x.csI r3s--. .nA .eofrn, ~
tuss- FL Epesf In to.s aas:s7 WHAT Wx no
4N0".- eNcf u Jeais c1pes.ea>s; AND PLN&W
Och REPufArioS FDE IHR FULFuAKyT -
WaA1b"1 Abah uaEAAd4. Ia Almost aTu1y -
eanee Nhere tho iufAat il suffering ,rn ns,n Wi -
hAusston. relief viii b found IN .os,sxa oe wHA
tntnrtes 8H4r tho Esguy u kdninb.r.et
Full directions for using viii teccsc pau3 eaea sa
Meme Rsnutns unless the nc st1te q CURTIS : fM
EINs, NoW Ysrk. u On tbs outaado vrAppe5,
Rold oy DTc1KtstA throughout tho world.
, 1865-07-28

W7E ARE NOW RECEIVING
,ts,. w Of rome nav saa s'essnu eH'ei Nd p.nsue:
ESTEY'S
COTTAGE ORGANS,
q ss.s s F..
PRESTON Ard rromptaess Ct acton. thes: tasfnsnss
ARE Pos11vELE uNEQUALEp.
Iescs!Estya Catalogues furnished On spE IcAu:a to
LYON & HEALY,
Corner Clark aud Washington sts., Chle,sa.
eM1TH Il NIXON,
jr:s Qss1t Wbosaa;e Agents, Cinclnu%ti, ohio.
NEWICE CREAM.
UNION,
A.K1Fs1EY.s. c.o,o,s opet. House. VS. g:sl.
Coffee RO1IS.
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, 1865-07-28

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05

NEw YoRK, June 3-The Commercials
special says. returning volunteers are to be paid
up to the date Of their arrival in their respective
State rendezvous, where they are to be mustered
out.
The application of Gen LOngstreet for pardcn
is regarded as a test case to the treatment of a
large number of the military not included in the
terms extended to the various Confederate
armies.
Bermuda papers, May 3Oth. state that the re-
bel steamer lmogene arrived at st. Georges with
1000 bales of cotton from Galveston; she reports
nine steamers there loading with cotton and
egress very easy.
Steamer Wey Basset brings Savannah dates
of the 3lst.
The New York Herald says, large meeting
was held on the night Of the 30th, at which,
resolutions were adopted endorsing President
Johnson's policy, and that sympathizers With Sc
cesson will not be supported for Office, and asking
a military Governor for Georgia.
The Charleston Courier of the 29th learns
from Columbia. that Gov Magrath issued a
notice stating that his functions as Executive
had ceased and that the duty was in the bands
of the military authorities of the United States
After issuing the notice he decamped, but eour
iers have been sent after him.
Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Clay and party had reached
Savannah. Justice Chase and party have arrived
at Jacksonville. Fla.
Col Sanderson, author of the Florida Seces-
sion Ordinance, had come into Jacksonville 10
pay bis taxes. Also, Hon. ID Lyulee and others.
They are ready to take the oath of allegiance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05
General Canb,'x Orders

CAIRo, June 3.-New Orleans dates 10 the
evening of the 29th have been received.
Gen. Candy has issued orders instructing all
military commanders reporting to him to extend
the limits of occupation so as TO include all sec
tiOns OF the country east of she Mississippi within
his jurisdiction. where the paramount authority
of the United States. as recognized IN the recent
Presidential order. restoring the benefits of unre-
stricted trade, is accepted in good faith. Mill
tary orders conflicting with the Executive order
or restricting commercial intercourse are re-
voked.
Military taxes will be discontinued east of the
river, except such as indispensable for sani-
tary or police purposes. The benefit secured by
the President s orders are declared to be contin
gent on the disposition OF the people and their
ability TO preserve peace. The assistance of the
army will be given to aid in the maintenance OF
order, but wherever guerrillas or other evil
doers are harbOred or countenanced. trade will be
stopped, and the community offending be
forced to maintain the troops sent 10 subdue
marauders.
Union prisoners from Camp Ford. Texas, who
arrived at New Orleans on the 25th. represent a
confused state of affirs in Texas and general
anxiety for the Union forces to occupy the
State. These prisoners consist Of detachments
from nearly every State in the Union, also a
few OF the navy, formerly crews OF the Clifton
and Morning Light. The latter are the Oldest
prisoners OF war, having been prisoners twenty
eight months.