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, 1865-07-11

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IsrAlers in sill tn~ PRINCIPAL Cities 10
The tn1vfa Eurolf-f AmooE IT, Mem-
bsfa-ItA ObJscts aud The Facilities
Ufiefeo to the Trade. &c.
From the n. Y. Hera!a.l
ThespuhlIc have been foEfa long ttne facilllr
With ine workings Of tho Cora Exchange, tue
Produce Exehsngs. Stock Exchange, Zeal Eas.te
Exchange. Petroleum Exchange. and Cher organ
jxa0rs OF thst nature, for the benefit Of Hose en-
1aaed In those particular branches OF business in
orgausEstiop under the title Of the Now York Dry
Loods Exchange. Our leading dry goods m:f
chstt. baTs for long tine fe1tth necessity Of
wi:hin Tie ,asi month. 4 eommencsment m hss Sat at
1n-t been made, aud oFer ote hundred OF our lead
Ing metccapt. bare recorded their names and
osts IN is benetts. a regular fec has been pad
fer membership, and At d rate which Ia moderate
fer tie f1clltres ohtslncd.
sccan,modation on the second daoE Of % AMI 81
PsEk place: II fitted up IN cond style: The room
IL any teet BY tne hu1o.ed. The walls at each
irgs & The lcadtrg Generals aud paval hcross Of
the war, Including Generals Gram, Sheridan,
SbeEmsp, Vice Admiral Farragut, and President
Lseo nu9sE Of ..es aseu, ;hth5es t5es fse
center Of the room for the accommodation OF
those who bring SAMPLES Of their goods. 4 tei--
graph office has been "ptned In tile fooms-thus
afFordIng direct communIcst1on with all the ps1u-
etpal cities in tie Northern States, which will be
extended 10 tue Southern States a. toon a. bust
ness there IcViees and renders It necessary.
There Is also q bulletin board, on which Is Ee-
corded 1be price OF god at The Gold Room every
tfleen minutes during the day, and = aummary Of
oheF Important nsws inslaci1T The prizes Ct sash
wanIs OF the DRY goods Dealers including the im-
porters I'D The Wholesale merchants.
Il dlfftrs IN its organization rom othcr e1-
changes IN tho fact that 1t cnbEacss In lis mem.
bers6ip not cnly the merchants Of this city, bnt
OF all 0thtr large cities. as well as insntancs ca-
pauie., transportation steamship, and express
rendezvous for merchants doing business IL Pn,la
| ds]phfa, Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis
| ard Other cities, and there meet the New York
and trautact their bus'nets, including icsur-
ance aud srrap1eDe1ts for transportation.
| without delay Of time and trouble 10 passing
around from stoEe to store. Every facility neces.
merchants who otcome Hembsrs, haa beeu pro-
Tided at the rooms, 1he gold bulletin enabiss
s tas pee
conduet their TRANSACTIONS as well as II they were
In The Gold Room.
die cf June; Int, judging from The n4nes On the
subscription books Its euccefs IL fully establish
ed. Anopg fhe names otthe members are over
hapdrsd 81
whose usInes figure among the hundreds Of thous-
d IL ,ur internal revenue income flists. land
f. ~ 'as We1s rhsqa a9a
The na,nes Of leading merchants Of Chicago, St.
Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, New Orleans, San
Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia. Balitro ore and
sss trent. O, fs.e5eR houses w s7s
themselves Of Its benefits and become members,
lhns a1. II b III eatba!sd as % a
Eet Is Weli as numerous oth:E facts and datl o.
y.'as to tse AZ gSod,a eF sa ~
, 1865-07-11
Chicago Qribn11e.


THE NEWS
ri. Colyip's Illinois battery left Nashville
On Sunday for Chicago.
The Presidents health has - tar recovered
that be ts again receiving via}tors.
Tho third regiment Of Haucock's Corps has
been ordered 70 Springfield, III.
All kinds Of crops in Virginia arc promising
we'll
Jld. Davis remains In excellent health IN
eplte Of zepert to the CONTRARY.
The Texas wheat crop has been haEsesteo'
The yield is fair. ... ......,
The bodies Of the conspiracy as:as6ins
have been dcliycrd to their friends.
Subscriptions to the seTen-tnfrues scsIes-
day reached s5,47l, 800.
The rhermous ster A. Fortreas Monroe stood
Mt 100 in thu elade on the 6!h Inst
The late rebel General Johnston Is at Boz
ialo Spriucs, W., and anxious to 60 to work
Tor q living.
A r;rId Investigation is bling made By the
authorities Into Custam House frauds In Va
rious parts Of tbs c,untry.
Seventy 1ndians, representing fourteen
different tribce, are on their way to Waahlnss-
ION to cnnfcr with the P1e6;dGnt-
There Is prosptc> TINT the stock Of tho
Ep1ineAcld, Pana and Northwestern Railroad
will all he taken in few days.
Tic steamer on Saturday took out. two
million dollars in United States securities on
European account.
The re-opcnine Of Ford's theater. which
was to have taken place last evening, WAS
forbidden by the Va: Department..
Bu1lcy. the Lake Erie pirate. has been sent
to Port Clinton, Ohio, for his trial, which oc.
Eu1s this week.
Gov. sharkcy, Of Mississippi, has issued q
proclamation to the ptop.c OF his State,
counfclliug obedience to The laws.
Mr. Dole has resigned bis position IS Com.
missioner Of Indian Affairs, and Is succeeded
by Judge D. N. Cooley, Of Dubuque, lows
Our Washington special dispatches contain
The last message Of Payne the consp'fator TO
his counsel, and many Interesting Items fela-
live to the last moments OF the assasstns.
In the Harris trial yesterday the attention
of the Court was principally occupied In de-
c:dinc upou the ndmlesiba,ty Of proof Of In
sanity. No new evidence was developed.
Emcyson Ethcsid.e taR been arrested by
the Provost Marshal OF Columbus, for making
disloyal speeches and infamtng the people oi
Tennessee against the Govarnment-
4 dieasterous con1ag' alton occurred at
Elein On Saturday last. by which an entirt
business block Tas destroyed. The lire va
the work Of IN incendiAry-
4 large bonded warehouse at Jamestown
near Springfield, was etru:k by lightning Of
Saturday last, and entirely consumed witt
twenty-five hund' ed barrels Of whisky 6to7es
in 1t. Loss, $50 ooo.
, 1865-07-11
Secretary Seward Ek0pidly Re.
covering

WAsuEoToE, July 11-The Secretary Of state
continues his dniies IN almost perfect health
The novel and extraordinary splint was removed
from hiA lace By the order Of his surceons. and
proved to have been i marvellous snccess. Ind
very few traeeE to be 6cen Of the original acc
dent and the subsequent a:ssun Of the ban I'd ~.
the side Of his r1Iht check. MIR. Seward rose his
morning, drcs.ed Unset and performed his toi-
10 shsy1ng without assistance, for the sst
tue etacc bis accident His friends and the COM
try will be glad to leatn that he has entirely re.
covered the use Ut his arms, one Of which was
ftarfuIlJ matmed when he WAS thrown from his
carEtaGe. For scventy days Of three months Of
the transaction Of pnolic business, f5et Which
viii eRsblo bin with comparative ease 10 rcsuue
the active and labUf1oIs duttea bis office,
, 1865-07-11
ELpJnHinn nf Another Powder mill Mt
Etnzards1ile, C0nu.-avxo Work men
Killed.

Another Of Hazards p,wdcr mills at uaz.
ardviile blew up about nine o'clock ycster-
day ~ Wednesday, morning. It was 4 small
cofa!ng mul," In which two mcn--JoLu
aoorth and john HagRerty-were at work,
Eho na wcfe instantly tfI!cd, their b,dies black.
cneo ano Snockingly nangl-d. Not veetigo
OF tne MIi rcuafns. About two tons OF
powder exploded. Only few windows we're
broken n otacr ouiid:ngs, the various struc.
tuies being prndtnsly scattered about, in the
valley, ut distances 10 insure thcIr safety in
such cases. ol course nobody wIll ever
know 1ne @ ss,s 4a aIs aseadent. The funeral
W ~ e''~ s0'Ay.
, 1865-07-11
| NEWS BY H.
FROM TIE S0UTH.
Gov. Sharkey's Procla-
| mation---Important
| Indian Treaty.
ARREST OF EMERSON EThE.
RIDGE FOR DISL0YALTf.
Important from Soulh American
4 Swarm Of Revolutions.
The Last :Mes sage Of Payne,
the Conspirator.
The Detroit Commercial Con-
vention--The Topics to be
Discussed.
Two Millions Of q. s Securities
Shipped to Europe.
Reopening Of Ford's Theater
Prohibited by the War,
! Department.
Great Excitement in Alba
| ny-A Prisoner Shot in
the Court Room.
Destructive Fire at
Etgin, I'll.
Reopening Of Ferd's Theater
Prohibited by the War,
Department.
Great Excitement in Alba.
nV-A Prisoner Shot in
the Court Room.
Destructive Fire at
EIgin, I'll.
Gold Closed at 139 7-8.
FROM WASHINGTON,

Return Of the Presidential PArty-Sec-
YetAYy heW1rdsH R1sntth - CH~to m
House EnvrstsEntSonH- ORDERED to
LPAya the f;Uuntry-A kk~EfuenF OF
Haucocks1 Corps ord .rsd to Spr1REs
Hkld.
, 1865-07-11

The social Condition Of the South.
Tie Du1Alo C4mm.ycia@ ddstTtiser says
s'1he following extract Of q le:ter recently
received by a gentleman Of 1hls city, from
DR.. Hunt, formerly one Of tho editors Of this
paper, aid now q surgeon In tae army, has
1ren kindly furnished Us for public alton:
"uEAoqcAn7Ens is7 p1v., 18Th 4. c,l
EEINA. a T., Gne Z, 1855. +
"This region yon kuua', is the heart Of tie
elnvcccracy. E.taNs arc large, lands fertile,
aud the blacks constitute ab0ut two-thfrds
OF the population. 1t mad entirely escaped
the horrcrs of war. TIE p.sor whites were
hcme In what arc called .b::mb-pfoof posi-
t'ons'-tAat is. were detailed on some hum
bug p1ettnst Of Eefv,ug rs Agents, contrac-
to1s, commissioners, t1c- T1ese latter grew
1lcl, apparently t.chcE than cCer before, and
showed tLtir zeal to the Confederacy by
lunt!ng down thu p7or cons.ripts aud de
sc1tets, who were numer'us, particularly IN
the b4rt,n hill 1rg1on t.,ward Tanedega.
Descrsiou Was hardly crime in the case OF
tL.sc poor fclons. They kueF that their
families were starving mud neglected by the
,.cula Il selfish a1isMcracy, and erery H.
1linct led them homew='d. even though they
knew tba, they would be outlaws end fugI-
tivcs. and hunted dt'wu actua:ly with dogs.
'tSucl wns the con:iti0n when Wilson'S
laid catnc through. 'tvan!t !tiizir., the bomb
tiCpfE.' IE Confederate SURGEON c11iet the
vild eaturna,,a OF ina. terrible campaign.
The rtrasc i:dlcat. 8 LIS ttcl;.cs Of soits 10.
ward the citztns. yh,ch be sharcd with
ncarly ali sfrccle aud ghvlc. .hcar.td Confed-
rtafc officeTs. Ths coli. Observation-Disclosures.
a.rouant uris.o.tacy. ~1ea 1ad neclected
ever, duty to lis HI ny, and had smiled super
ciliously 1t starving ~omsn nud children,
rot lesscn strictly 'ey.n.e.ieas,' to use tn:
doct1's phtaEe and how taey howled. In
one day they fell to poverty, real OF pretend
ed. What with tbs tx,uus Of tlltil slaves,
aud the work OF plupder and the flames, thcJ
went under ye1y raiAo's.
Then came our more qusat and better dis
c'p'ined occunanon. ana tnc mement thcy
lounu us s'tH - ue5 5,.+ ~ onr ,.;,tf "net
they found tha- WIN , an our c;s1os5, tSa Ts
were gloomy anu teIf'o:T s,hea ensns " sns
power o. tLe oo7eaan4euA- @nen ea1e oDse'
4ulousness! A.. -,;,+ r
"bnt I'm Naaoer,ns !lom . aae P1n.s ~
wished 70 l!tus .late. l4e ueat sieae u ~
drama was !ne tGtuu VI LIZ puotau t;a1 a,s1iss q
nf Lee ana Sonns'on: iasse lE'svnsts l,!ts 10 ~
Wat aus1'a1eo " as'.. ~. ~ s ~ s.a ~
:loops. ., i. va 'sans ~ esA - soou 1ec111s
bas9a On nasoaa ~ ,t dsnt1st 1s +h.r i. ~,
bn!. ou tue onel 0anu .,1e 1aIe ~ snhtc psts
b!cnthlne scsgsahee aEalnsH f,;u L. mu.psU92ls
- vas up amons me na.s, s sss+ns aard 1nnGs
Hom atxe' Iiont nnu ~ hord s,,.s ~; ls,ti
and NATURALLY 81" anu A1aIa AnueA iEoM I 1ot1
, 1865-07-11
Gold.

NEw Yo9K. July 1c.-Gol1 qn'et. Cash gold
freely offered, hat without drawing ont anT buy.
efe. The short interest Is ROW quite iimI'ed, and
:he bulls appear to hara surrendered nj hppe OF
ctruefipg ii bears upcn exiting toptt4cts.
New YORK. July le.-Go:d tonight 1891.
, 1865-07-11
FROM OREGON.

Grand Rnnde VallsY-Extent at its Jm-
urnye1nx pIs- Extepatse In adfk1t-
Prevni+ nee of Thrft, Rabhcry and
Hlurdrr-Orgnt1zari Of \ Vigilance
Committee, and the Manner
in which they peal with O1Itnd-
err-f.aHt state tsg gSocIaty-AEricuitNre
aud Ataclk Raising Fa acIlfilts-SeEer.
1ty Of the pn>t understanding Op.
eFatfone-GuaFtZ observation-disclosures.
Nuu Of Idaho Gtly Ey fire.
, 1865-07-11
VOL. XIX.

-. a, e,~o. ~. {,onje-ry1I. r,n.s nnda- .n
cueea 70 nsu. G s1ion ,h.t 9n.1 - Sa h.. ~
erroneous 1un1fsso " tAAs saey Haa peen aodh+
1onee ~ sd rnt tn nrnno, Hnda.ttnS;r u51 ~
tn1t 1t; tatJ 4He1 vera onitn sea1s Tr. ~ ~
nc % ~ ,hose ,erms of am,tv aud ,noa te 1i,nT.
~ ny, W. h,h eTisfad t.arora - eAu sooe sThn,s
thip "nlcn .si;,nsS s1u oeose nc va. ,19 1ass99-
opuG - W. n.t.i
~ 49,, t1sa+v ~ In . tha x.aat nu
rneii rhte 4 t. met s. H. fn.t.n rss3n5 a.
~. 49,, ~ Ssntsn,h.- nat M ~ tGat T. ird ~
tne u - shaTtr ILL., tae ue.y - ~ E.a1 ne1
y H. hnc.s~ ,,.4,, " s.I1 ~ ~ @ "a;
o. toe EanSss" uauon. On oenal ~ me 1ai!s oi
tWtoH u2oes. = y nc tTo Whlte CON @ltslon.
- oa ttnet u tpe nlkoa otat9s. Inc sls 1adato
o. tne pflnt1pAl c1leL written @lto MS oHa naoo,
ia Eooo fhte men u chlroEraphF., ~ Tue pro-
s1elons Q! me treaty, the caVllized lodiane agree
10 fefttain tnefE ureiv1i'zea ntet9ten rom az
ae1s o. ooaalit1 soW4Id tae 9hlted sla9e aha ctk'
fxens thereof until the ho,dinT o. tne great sep.
Rmber council. nnd the u9ited St1tes, ou ths1r
psrt, aerce to hold the hostllc 1udians who have
heretofore favored the U:40u cause In check until
, 1865-07-11

Arrival and Mnster Ont OF indiana
HATE eries-ffeEbments from the ssufF
-Comp2aiAts ofthe TFoOps.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
INDIANAPOLIS, July a.
The 10th Indiana Battery, Capt, Mcuge,. had
reception this afternoon. Governor Morton made
the speech Of welcome, and waa followed By Rev.
]. A. Goodwin, Gen. Mansfield, Capt. Meyer and
Lieut. Englc. The battery Wtll be paid OF to-
mo1row. The 18th was paid OF yesterday.
The 16lh Infantry. Lieut. Col. Conoyer. 3H
men, arrived to day from Cairo, to te mustered
ont This is TIC nr:t regiment that has arrived
ron the Gulf Department. The 69th Ia expected
TO follow in q few days. The 1ndisnz cavalry
regiments in that department are complaining
terribly about receiving no pay. Cor. Morton
las made application to The War Department for
+te{r relief,
, 1865-07-11

FORTRESS MoS,.oE, July 5.-The rebel prison.
cts have alt been removed from the hp,pttafs
at Newport Stws an1 cent 6onth.
One hnnd1cd horses and nfty mules, Govern
ment property, will be to:d ut auction at Camp
usmflton on the 18th Inst.
The the1mome ter 5cst.sdar stood at 100 degrees
In the khsde; To-day, 1U0 degrees.
The EtcaEer T. +. Cah!l1 has arrived ffcn Bs1.
ttmore with obe hundred relssaed tenel prisonsrs
+. fur City Point.
, 1865-07-11

Is the title OF new weekly journal, issued
bY Joscph II. Richards, Publisher. formerly
OF the lnd7tndnt. 1t Cnn aims thsriy-two
pages Of two broad crlnDn, ea:h, In the style
Of thc London Saturday, R<ris.c We trust It
WILL he aa trne to American Democracy cy IN the
b:oadcst aense as Is the Saturday Rerf.p to
British Aristocracy in its .neanest ssnsc.
The Character o; lis Articles resembles, In it,
crary yle, those II tb. Rottad Tall, though
in politics. unlike TIE la.ser, It is radically
Republican. Upon the reconstruction and
negro ertt1sge question. It's ti.st number
takes the grounds s'ead,ly advanced By the
Chicago TE1M:SE, We dnurt not Its SUCCESS.
, 1865-07-11

NV YonK, July 10.-A correspondent Of the
Rich1nend Repuolsc. eiyt: "E1ccp. around Barks'
rood, O.ts are heavier than for many years.
Corn promises well"
The people srs quiet and industrious. The re-
turned eo.1iers a1e m7pf1lF going to W9rk.
Gen, Johnston is at Buffalo Springs. He ao1.
ions TO 60 10 work In rome honeet occupation and
set an example Of submission and obedience TO
the laws OF hiF conntfy.
The panyllle railroad has been greatly In.
proved, The timber waA cut and BRIDGES hn1lf
acrots the 6taunton river IN fonr days, BY the
United Stat authorities. Rather rapid Wosk
for old Virginia.
Farmers have met With much emba.sassmen ent In
the want Of etock and farming utensils. hnt these
arc being rapidly overcome. Many army horses
are being ~ meoaEbt, and more vasat "1il Dc
, 1865-07-11
fSpccia! Diepatch to the Chicago Tibune.1

fSpccia! Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT, Jnly 10.
The Buffalo, O:wego, st. Louis and Montreal
delegations hare arrived, besides scattering por.
tious Of delegations from ill points In Canada and
thu Cn.ted States. Among the uotables arrived
ere Hon. D &C. Ittlejohn, and Lyman Tfemnin,
Of New York; Judge Treat. and Col. Broadhead.
Of st. Loni1; Mayor BeaudFJ, Of Montreal. Vice
P1esident namlin. Of Maine, will arrive to nor
row. Tae hotels are crowded and The city pre-
eents bufy aspect. There VII probably be
shout Ave 6nnoIed delegates in attenuaoce at
The convention, u which one qusrtet will be from
Eanst1 and otEer Bftuth provinces
About tho only tutteet talked Of is the Tecipro-
city treaty. There are no open advocates of the
p1esent trcatv. Quite number are IN favor Of
utw treaty on q more liberal basis. and mxny
are opposed entirely to new treaty 1or the pses.
cnt. The Canadians ars very. busy trying to
e0nyjnce the Unitsd st1tes delegates that tue
fyenfv has been mote a3Fantageou: to tba Qqited
st.fsa thsu to Cantds. hut the American deieea-
tfnn .sc.pst zee 1t In that LIGHT"
The Fufalo ds'esates will t.y to XIII the Niaxa,
r. sh1n Cspai project, but the Osveeo and Welt
cra delegates a1c equally determined TO push it
through. - ~. ..u.
, 1865-07-11
IDdlNn Ad4iF8 In California and NeT-
AdA-Ahkernnl kkeVenAo Appoint.
meutE.
Yc.nn1, nsrrs&.h ~ 4hn FEhs@s1n Tvfhr1.1
{Speci.l Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.]
WAsH1yoros, Ju'y 10, 1865.

WASHINGTON, Ju'y 10, 1865.
Col. ]. Y. Thomptop, late Superintendent Of
l1d,an Afaire, OF the Northwest. srrived here to.
dny from a tour among the 1ndIan t1ibes Of
California md Sesad1. Tic reports that the In
rtn slo2A af the Sierra Nevada mountains they
have destroyed uoat Of the telegraph lines,
md thtt 1obhe!tee Of NAL coAchcs ard murders
They had also driven of the miners and eettlers
isom the 1ich gold country, IN tho vicinity Of
Fori Yuhx.
The foioxspe appointments in the Inter.
rul Rcrenus Department have Just been nude as
fe.Eott-Gen- L. Cr0ix second, a1d Rtch.rd s..
Tstkizs third p:sI1a u Alabam< Chts. D<sHe1
of.Neb,aska Territory. Collec:tr-Dr. J.s+ Bes-
Dty Eeeobd, sid Frauus II. k.tiogg fret district
1n1,~
, 1865-07-11

NEW YoRK, JulY 10-The Commercials core.
tpurdept esys 1l reports that Je6 Davis II In de-
cftplpe health are unfounded. His phyaieiAn says
his health is very good-
The RsiI special s7ys 1t seens to be certain
, 1865-07-11

NEW YoRK, cay 10--The military authorities
1t WaEl ipeton hare concluded to deliver the
hodies Of the exeeuttd atsasti:e to their friends
for burial. The dislntcrneut will fdke place I'M
ucdiRtety. TheTematnder nf the convicted con.
.plrstprl leave fer the Albany Pcn1tenuary to-
night.
, 1865-07-11
Arrest of ProEutoept ebs1s-Pnrd0n
AppllcAt1oht-The Harris TRIAL
tspec.al Dispatch To the Chicago Tr1oune.l


Ex-p1ofessor MCCULLOUGH, formerly Of Colun.
ba College, New York, mud the rebel General
Thomas A. Harris, of Missouri, who were lata1y
captured on the Florida coast, were brought
under guard to this c,ty thls morning. McCul-
lopga's name will be remembered u h.TshR coo-
episuously spDeared IN II: evtdeaee before The
connection With tue 1reendia;y project TO huru
Northern cities. Cnnelccrahle curiosity vas at
one timP manifested to &c! sight Of GET. Harris,
under the impression that be was Ez GoyercoE
1shsm G. uarrs, Of Tennessee
Attorney General Speed ta engaged in classify
ug The appl1cataone for psrfon uot3er the Amues.
II proclamation. No rsruous haa been granted
BY President Johnsen for zone days p1st, End 4
has beea ccclaed not to Actsupon such c1:ta un'1i
they have been thoroughly sc1ulintzed By the
il thr eont;nu,tion Of The tfial Of MIS-. Mary
Harms Iof the killing Of B1rrouehs, to-day no
ntw farts Ct Rny importance were ELECTED. Most
Of the tirae n court whA occupied BY discussion
u regard to what evidence ehonid To admitted
to prove that lie defendant was Insane at the
time Of the murder, and that her insanity w.as
cnusen bY the treatment Of her deceased tpves.
, 1865-07-11
CHICAGO, TUESDAY,, JULY IL, 1866.

thai Jefferson DAVIS will be tried by a mjttt.ry
commission IN Washington. On 4 charge o. coc1-
plfcity In the assassination plot The rooms IN
the old Penitentlary are TO be enlarged and 1t-
, 1865-07-11

FoRrREsF MONROE. Jnly 9,--An effsrt WIS made
yesterday to rAteA 'ht old o. 8. i1lrats Congress,
Of 1e62. uGp.e are eniettAine1 that ehe will be
raistd IN 4 lev days.
, 1865-07-11

New YoR1s. July 1Lt-Tlon. leo. Il. rsai1eson,
Iste Ne1nc cratic Candidate for Fiee-PIesldeLt, ar-
rived at H .sh1aeson to cuy OF political raisston
, 1865-07-11

r. William B. Actor returns IN income
OF s1.3oo,o00. and Cornelius Vanderbilt
S576 ,55l-both in the G'h New York district
John e. Greene, in til sam" district, 1ctu1s
t3S55 9Si. ind ii. 7. johnson $500, $50.
, 1865-07-11

HEEVNU UI3EAIVH-
Especial DEpatch to the Chicsgo Tribune.l
DErno11, duly 10, 1855.
Bennett G. Bur,ey, the Lake Erie pirate, was
taken to Port Clinton. Ohio, this morning on
board the steamer Phlo Pa1soDs. HIS tri.l lakes
Eemb1ed at the dock to witness bis departure.
At the LAID Office at E1st Saginaw, duf1ng the
the ronth Ct June, 975s acres Of lsnd we're ioca.
ted with Agricultural md Mechanical College ,lnnd
scs . ttsned under sht act Of July 2, 1854, and
8, 49a scres On bounty land warfantA.
The boarding home Of Hitchcock 4 Gregory, et
O'Ttsso was entered Saturday night, the cafe
blown open, and s. ,0C0 stolen.
, 1865-07-11
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Texas NrfuEfes-A Treaty with the late
Isebel ludtMnA-The Ehcr0kees IN
DsstreAs&iuv. %hRFkeysa RroclamA-
tlon--1sen. Herron,s Poltcy-TAe
1cIAs Wheat Cfop-1nterestfNg Corr
frpOpdkNce.
, 1865-07-11

new ToRK, July 10.-The Savnonah Herald Of
the 7tn Is received. A large quantity Of cotton
arrived there On The 5th from Augusta.
, 1865-07-11

NEW YoEK. July 10.-Ths Commercially spa
ctal e.3e+ President johnson has gene down The
Po:omac on IN txeurefou, and II Is conlectused
shst be Eill v4est r chmond bcfure h. Returns
Sickness IL grra'}y tncsea.ing In Richmond.
, 1865-07-11

NEW YonK, Ju1r 10.--Tbe Irish brigade want
up TO U1s1's leland tbie u,oraiug to receive their
ra5 ant be mustered out.
, 1865-07-11

FORTRESS MoNAoK. July 0.-Rtchuo1d papers
auneur ce that the Or-nga snd Alaxsudrl1 feti.
read is in oEk1ng order as far as Capepper Court
ucusr, and trains run daily bet Tee1 that place
|; ard Richmond,
, 1865-07-11

Seycn.ThfrtfcH.
PHILADELPHIA ,Jn'y 1o.-1ay Cooks report. suh-
sc1iptiens 10 lie 7.3l loan " the amoaEt Of
S5,AftaV.
, 1865-07-11

CINCINNATI. July ia Louisville dIsbatch lc
the Commercial snys an order hss heen issuad e
mueter tut slt Ftm1lr!nE regiments nn1 compa
Gits oI the Army Of the Tenres.ee,
, 1865-07-11
FROM DETROIT.

The Commercial Conventfon-Arrt-
city Irenty-Huna1o Against the Nj.
cara d'auni-EKp%rt fsutses on
ronaheFu SEAplts-The ChnIfman-
ship.
, 1865-07-11

Celebration of 1he FouFth-The New
<;lty Gov ruluent-The Crnps and
we Wfnthef-Compla1At Among tile
TROOPS.
, 1865-07-11
FROM VIRGINIA..

Condition OF the Efops...Tho PeoTle
Dnder me new HeGiMae--Grn. Johu-
tton gone to xgork.--HAflrond Inn.
tfE1hEf m Snf4A
, 1865-07-11
FROM PANAMA.

Later from the IAtttmus-ThA Central
American Revolutions -A0xirH In
Chtll-HeTc1uttons In SouIn AMER
lea.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-06
The Income Tax,

The attempt of some wealthy men in Boston
to avoid the payment of the income tax, by
coolly swearing to an under estimate of their
annual gains, is attracting the attention of the
press of that city. The argument used by the
Transcript is applicable to mere places than
Boston.
When we reflect that, in respect to the in
come tax. these burdens are complacently put
on shoulders least able 10 bear them, the mean
ness of the evasion is as obvious as its iniquity.
To clerk whose income is 81 900 or 81 800,
the tax comes to reduce his necesssries and com
forts; to the employer, whose income is 500, 900
or $50, 900, 1t would not, if fairly paid, reduce
his luxuries. To the clerk, it means less cloth
ing and less meat, to the employer, it does not
mean even less champagne and less canvas
back. How any rich man with reputation
for integrity, can fail to see the paltriuess of
engaging in a scheme to rob the poor by max
ing them pay disproportionate share of the
national expenses, is one of those mysteries
which the genius of avarice itself might be
puzzled to explain; for ayaFice, though it may
be unmerciful, is not necessarily shabby and
unjust.
Besides such conduct is as irnpolltic as it is
dishonest. The income tax was laid as one of
the means to restore the national finances to
sound condition, and just Sc far as men evsde
it will lie the failure of its primary purpose.