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The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-07-08

TIE SOCIAL CONDiTI0H or TRR JxPkN.
EsA.-The cottages are very cleau iuhide,,
and In this respect they contrast Ht6aa-
BIZ with those Of the 'ChinssG Esh
- later, IN the whole. asa@as1 .a1b-
|stAnAially builG, ,skd bav6n AttuEe "
Tue 1khAneAh d nj usS q,
6nt t "a lES HeEs, NJ ~
tHn teAt Mpm the Gp0na4 VagDd
with mating, hagiAR bAgha n mafnlAD
between it and the A6M, Fsads s9AE feH1o.
sbIe for sitting or lying % Yjtheek eRs-
ing fatigue. The mating = lkspt very
clean, as neither men nor WomGAe ualk
on it with shoes, always taking tl1es0 bG
before stepping From the ground. 1ThS
wooden utensils employed tor domestic
purposes Are beantifUIly Kept bsiAg scrub
bed to the highest degree 0f psrfsetioaJ-
The 6res used BY the lower orders AFs
contained IN small boxes, placed % Ih0
raised floor, and the fuel in commOe use
seDms to be charcoal The JaRaAkss
would appear to be fond Of strong 1Wstbrs
-as We passed sevet1l fosd- -Si0g hUqtes
devoted TO the sale Of saki, which II ne
national spirit The gin or whisky of Ja-
YoeAsa n - Au1dO 4aVe8 DssS StSSY B9t&8 pOo~
se@es highly Intoxicating propeEtisk-
The diet Of the JaTapess e very a;msEle,
a9d I believe il EsRFessnts fairly ~ 70
over the empire generally. Il espsests
slhCst. entirely OfTiCe, hsh ana Pschied
vegetables. They never elt meat, AID on
40 accOuht win drink milk or pss Il in
any way % On article 0f load, sthsy
look upon q - white feed II e COiiBid-
srSd efusi either 70 III The gx * The EDw,
and therefore thsas HRiARK AtA kspk en.
tireIy tog, to RHFppsa of tillAea- Il lave
not AeTd, however, that tie dsa.and
which . G6mefo6s resident SsfeiGlf Ssm.
munity nSe AFiIY kiyss H n 0M pay
70 daY fDF de. EveA AZ eEsp. hSe1bssn
Iaods sDhjeot 9e n0mplainE - efieSsacs,
~ pscuntkEy .''Csnsi idsNasiSszp7 }As6Skod
prob ibiy aSendipg % Blllt 'tjReaf Gisgnl.
tSEiIR REinEiRi & : 4 ~ pItt1. sns
the sapehker IoEexnHl aelly Mnnk ..
sidsEabls, ORiaE esAhss Of
the feet and two Europaas bn1I0sss hp.
pear 70 RR drisiag M lh9yiAoa lradA
- salt :
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-07-08

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hsN,0NENwa e y. >. 1AEuAsY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

first rude dwellings. ard laid the foundations Of prince
fortunes for descendants who perhaps seldom think
OF them may be witnessed and objects Of un.
varying interest The busy bay with thousand various
craft studding the waters is feet; but do not
see the unwieldy though witha picturesque huis OF
Dutch invention IN one Of which Hendrix Hudson
visited tho Island Instead we behold thos, models OF
naval architecture which have made Yankee clippers
famous the world over The flags oftwenty natonaues
nuter in the breeze; the majestic war ship the nys'
teriousookng iron clad tho stately bark the graceful
steamer the pretty yacht are all before u.s. and Hitting
to and fro on business or pleasure and thousand
boats and barges and steamers gayly bedecked with
futtering banners and streamers.
The voice Of song is on the waters as they sparkle
and beam and dance before u.s. and away on the Jersey
side and toward Staten Island the magnificent pnno-
rama of the scenery Of Bay stretches before US In
beautiful perspective.
Time works mighty changes il is true. but Is
creduIous enough 10 believe that in the fight of years
the olden days will return to the Battery, whose
charm and glory have forever departed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

The FENIAN PIc-NTC.-The Fenian picnic
was success. There lack Of sunshine. rain fell.
and the elements did their worst to render the thing
disagreabe, but it would not do. Jones Wood was
packed with visitors.
The Irish boys were out in force The Irish girl was
full Of 10Y. There oas no fight or even quarrel. The
Fenians show themselves 10 be earnest men. Ire
land for the Irish Is their motto, and con.
sequently they have sympathy with all
Mexican movements and other enterprises
for freedom. Tie fact that no one was hurt
M the MO nj, yesterdsy argues well for the Irish
character Otherwise they distinguished themselves
in nothing. They ate. danced and drank, probably
doing little more Of the latter tlan any otnef na''on
u TIC wGJ.1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
GEORGIA.
Gen. Wnshburne's Commauc-Eighteen
Judges Appointed.

TIA. SGrannah Republican, of July II says:
Gen. Washburrt, VINO so popular in Savannah,
has command Of territory embracing fortyhye coun'
ties with headguart Baokshear. Pierce County,
Ga ~ miles up Gulf Railroad from the coast. Gen.
washburne IL very much liked by the people OF that
section generally and the greatest harmony exists. The
General has commenced organizing civil courts, and
has made appointment of judges in Dix Counties ns fol-
lows -
MclsrosH CorSTY-Jsnse, Pringe, Theodore Pease, VIII
Han Parker.
LIBERTY CoryTY-Wiisrn Jones, b. Harrington, ar,
John y. MallaTt. 49,
GLrss Cousrr-Col. Henry Datignon, Richard Berry,
j. IA. Robinson . o., -,
Hodge. 81,
Mon eoxEar CorxIY-Jchn McCrea, who will appoint
two others -.
CAxDES CorSrY-Rober, Stafford, WHO will aPpon. two
others.
Judges will be soon appointed in the other counties
Of the forty five They have the jurisdiction OF The OLD
Superior Courts.
bout five thousand people have already taken the
amnesty oath, bat Gen. Wasnburnes order under IN
strnetions excludes nom the privilege all who have
eyer held any Confederate office, even that of 1.-THE
collector Scch are all required 10 apply q. Washing
ton II is earnestly hoped that the President viii cee'
gate the power of acting in such cases to Generals
commanding districts who must be poor generals II
they are not competent 10 decide whether 1.-THE
collector shall be allowed to take oath Of amnesty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
ALABAMA.
Proclamation Of the Governcr-Review Of
tire situntfon-A Convention TO ASSEM-
bic September 1O-A Methodist Confer
ence TO be Held.

MOBILE, Saturday. July %, 1865
The Adrertiser and Register publishes to-day
the proclamation of Gov. Parsons.
He reviews the condition Of the South before seces
sion and its now impoverished state lie estimates
that 1872 coo Alabamans engaged in the war OF which
20 go are dead and wounded. Hence desfuon relgns
where stood comfortable homes Yet amid this
ruin, suffering and death, resulting from seces:
sion every political right which the State possessed
the Federal Constitution is here TO day with he
and it is the hight Of wisdom to produce the best
possible results from the order Of things Justices
of the Peace, Constabes, members Of the Common
Councils Judges of the Courts except the Judges OF
Probate the County Treasurers Tax Collectors Asses
sors, Coroners and municipal officers WHO were in
office the I'D Of May last appointed during the
continuance of the Provisional Government The
Judges Of Probate and Shertfs in office the 22d Of
May Inst viii take the Amnesty oath and continue 10
discharge the duties Of their offices until others are ap
pointed. Each officer is required to take the Amnesty
oath and give bond. The election for Delegates
the Convention to assemble on the 10th OF September
next will be held on the 3lst of August next
NFw.ORLEASs Monday, July "a, 1865.
special dispatch from Mobile to The Tunes, dated
the 22d inst SAYS:
Bishop Andrews has issued a notice to the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, requesting the annual Confer
ences 10 hold sessions this Fail elect delegates TO
general Conference commencing in April next. He
also requests the churches to meet in Columbus, Ga
for consultation at early day"
Cotton is dull at 4lc for Mddlin2 The total receipts
in this city since the occupation by the Union forces
foot up 81, coo bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

mand in endesyoring to fnd them AS they had not
been signed by the Register or sealed they could nor
be negotiated he coupons ~ hasre az
the LIST OF luary and July In each year. ana could
be sold anywhere. The sciior Of the Treasury having
employed two detectives OF this city it was not long
before they fixed upon Wallace W Whittlesey, clerk
H. tie Loan Office Of the Treasury Department rs the
gnilty party, but 1t not deemed advisable to make
the arrest until conclusive evidence could be OBJ
tanned. Their suspicious were strengthened by the
fct Of his resgning his position In the Treasury In
December last, aud Of his living sImptuousy without
o'ensb!e mems On Saturday last the detectives
The Western Hotel in Courtlandtst. He CON
iesscd his guilt, and stated to them where
n@mey in the chandeliers Of his residence where they
we're subsequently found, but the bonds had been
destroyed On recovering all that was avaiiape OF tne
stolen property. the detectives took their prisoner
quietly seated himself in TIE car but soon af.er the
train had attained its full speed, he hastcned to the
door, doubtless with the intention OF Jumping of, but
pulled back Finding himself foiied, he eDdeayored
iSy S accusing y the officers T S tdnspihs
him. He was safely landed here this morning and con
veyed to the police headquarters Whittesy had sold
some Sc, coo worth of the coupons, and made about
60 200 the premium on the gold. DE had no money
when arrested notwithstanding his hghst!ie oil hvng'
NAVY SALES.
The NAVY Department is rapidly disposng OF
its immense fleet al prices at about the Government
apprasemcn The next great Gales take place as FOL.
lows: Boston. Aug /; Philadelphia, Aug 10; New
York, Aug. IS; Mound City, III, Aug. II. and Wash
ngon Aug 10. These sales viii dispose Of the larger
portion OF the feet which has taken 50 prominent
part in crushing the Rebellion.
FoRDs THRATER.
The Secretary of War, having occupied Fords
Theater has informed tie counsel Of Mr.. Ford that he
recognized the latters right to copensaon and after
q careful investigation Of the value Of the building
rented it until tie lat Of February next for $500 a
month with the privilege OF purchasing for SO0 600,
the price agreed upon with the Christian Commission
fCCngrcss proper to 90 soi II not TO return 1t Ia
good condition Tie building will probably be
needed for the depository OF the Rebel archives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
Gen. Merriti's Cavalry En- Route 10 Texas
-Defaication ut Shreveport - Arrival
Of Cotton.

CAIRO, Tuesday. July s5 lsC5.
New-Orleans dates of the 18th have been re-
ceiyed.
Merritts Cavalry force the move from Shrevc
mort 70 San Antonio Ii was thought that this march
would not be attended with than the ordinary In
convenences that beset cavalry going through other
sections OF the Union.
A defalcation Of $4,000 has occurred in the com.
nissary depot Commissary Scott lost money by
gambling and fed from Shreveport.
Ose thousand bales Of cotton had arrived at New
Orleans from the Ouachita River falr supply was
I'm the cotton market there was little inquiry. Good
Ordinary 36Q3sc; Middling. 4ia46o. No sales OF
Sugar or Moasses. Produce quiet aud unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.


From Our Special Correspondent
RALEIGH, v. c.. July 10, 1868
do not usually undertake to correct other
PEOPLES Mistakes bot my attention having been called
BY the Provost Marshal to report published in the
papers Of the Associated Press including HE TRIBUNE
that colored man died here from the effects Of bene
.upepded 40 hours BY the thumbs wish to state that
the renort il incorrect no such excessive punishment
or death in consequence having occurred in Raleght
Capt Barrett the present Provotth Marshal uhuer an
order from the military authorities mas investigated
the affair and states that be can hear nothing 10 justify
the report.
The Annotated Press Agent at Newbern-usualy
var, in his ntsmust have been misled
by some designing person. b. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
FROM TEXAS.
Only 50. 1000 Bales OF Cotton in the State
The Report Of 10000 Missourians
Marching Into Mexico n Gross ExnR-
geration-BaitIe Between Iowa Cav
airy aud Sioux Indians,
NEw.ORLEANs, Mond,

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday July q, 1865.
The steamship Mariposa, from New York, has
arrived
Galveston letter Of the 18th inst says that the total
amount OF cotton in Texas does exceed 90 eco bales
The Houston Te9rapA Of the Goth inst says the report
that 600 Missourans are on their way 10 Mexico Is.
undoubtedly piece of nonsense. The entire party is
less than 400
On the 18th ut two companies OF the 18th Iowa Cav
airy fought SEQ Sioux INDIANS and captured four #
them. The Indian lots was URkroTn, but 1t was
thought 10 be heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
Mineral Wealth Of the siaie-Negrees
Growing Rich II Gold.Diyging9Thc
secesh Elemcns still Dciant-Nee&ssity
>< . fiIf(aPy Carbon,

NFwHERy, N. c., Friday. July 81, 1865
Col. David Heat0n, the Treasury Agent, is
now receiving at this point for shipment North supe
rior ouality OF copper which the defnnct Rebel Gov
eminent obtained from the mines near Charlotte, N.
G. There are also large Quantities Of iron. Lead coal
and sulphur be shipped North The gold and silver
mines IN this State are being worked by negroes
" ~ sIe A.eulayIdsinx iv.saL.G Ce. U..sol u sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
The Charleston Quarantine.
OrFIcf az HEALTH OfrTCER,
MILITARY DISTRICT, CHARLESTON, >. e.,
Cat,,Iay Iniv % ls65

MILITAIIf I,
Saturday, Jny %, 1865.
To hs Assoeiaitd Press Nee. FORK.
I'm accordance with General Orders, No. 50,
dated Headquarters, Department Of the South, Hilton
Head IS. C., May 6 1865. the Quarantine regulations
re0uire that all vessels having on board cases OF
yellow fever cholera, other infectious or contagious
dseoses also all vessels coming from any West India
island or from any port in at portion Of Florida not
in the Department OF the South whether such vessels
lave clear bills of hsaA not be sent into Quarantine
for period Of thirty DAYS; and no communication will
on any account be allowed with the vessels"
A. p. DALgYNPLs
Surgeon United States Vols, and Health Officer
Military District Charleston, 5. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

largest subscribers:
r;rst National Ra,k Albany oot
Second National Bank, Detroit. iW@
First National Bank, Syracuse. .,-..--...- dVoWo
flIst National Bank Louisville. ...--..--... nyUoo
first National Bank, Baltimore. -.......... luoUo
second National BANK
First Na,ion,I RsnL 2incinnati. ... 800 600
second NatinnsI Ranl CLEVELAND - 0C0
First Na,;"nai R.nI Mansfield Ohio. 100 600
Six,h Malone, RANK New.York. ..... 10000
N,tional Rank Of the Rennhlic Bcston. &C., 600
Nerchonts' National RAM Bortand . 100 600
Frsnklin National Bank Columbus Ohio 100 eco
Centrol National Rank Pbiladelo bia .. 100 600
y Y Pohinson q Co Wmin oton - lO2 600
I-ews,er sweet a Co Eoston - lOOcO0
Westfeld Bank Massachusetts ............. 10000
The number Of individual subscriptions was 4,0oJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

receiving large quantities Of Confederate cotton, which
is forwarded North by every steamer
The Raleigh Progress says the native element, in
GLIDING the aristocracy, are growing more defiant
every day. and openly threaten to hang Union
men and negroes as the troops ere withdrawn
The Progress says the troops must be returned and
every consideration Of justice and safety requires tbe
presence in North Coroua, as well as In the other
rebelIious States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
THE SOUTH.
VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Eicetion-S tardcvapt
EIceted-go Di-tnrbnnce.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July %, l

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July %, 1905.
A special dispatch from Richmond to The
heiean to night. rays tie election to-day resulted in
tie defeat Of Taylor for Mayor by 400 majority Mr.
sturdeyaniwas elected The election passed of quietly
Richmond papers Of this morning were received here
.o.uiclt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
Movements Of Gen. Sherman.

INDIANAPOLIS, Tuesday. July 25, 1865
MajOr.Gen. w. T. Sherman arrived here tins
morning, and will be formally welcomed by the civil
and military authorities this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

PORTLAND, Tuesday July 25. 1865.
The light draft monitor Wassuc was launched
successfully Today from the yard ofG. W. Lawrence g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
THE SEVEN.THIR7.-
Over Five and a Half Millions Taken
Yesterday.
THE BONDS NEARLY EXHAUSTED


PHLADHLPTIt, Iu"~asfY D uIy % Icoos
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the Seven
Thirty Loan to-day to the amount OF 800 not In
GLIDING those subscriptions in transitu which hive no
been ordered by telegraph. The following are I'd 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
ARREST

To the Associated Prrs.
WARRINGTON. Tuesday. July % 1905.
HEAVY ROBBERY BY GOVERNMENT CLERK-HIs
ARREST.
On the 9Th Of June, 1864, the Chief Clerk
and Superintendent Of the Loan branch connected with
the Office of the Secretary Of the Treasury
IN the latter note stating that hundred bondf par
tally prepared for ssue Of 81 600 each were missing
saI that Le had exhausted al I've RESOURCES ~ W. evin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

he number Of individual subscriptions was 4,oa3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
RICHMOND WING.
Enesdny Morning. March Ia. lssS.

TE-BE Yankee Government seems 20 have given 10
4 Sherman unlimited authority to play the
br,gand on d grand scale aud that marauder, moth
iur 10th seems To- have determined to exercise the
privilege thus accorded TO she utmost limits Such
in tact has been the character OF the war which
the Yankees have always waged against us lor
though Sherman was the first openly 70 proclaim
that .rebeis' ,as If the Yankees o. the revolution
were NOT sbelsl had no rights, and received even
their lias Is gra.pity the part Of their enemy,
there were Others who had acted upon he precept
sbsrore he came into notice. There mas, indeed
never been time when the affairs o. the Coniede-
rscy we're ia a state Of depression, and when they
could hone tult any eu9rmuy, however gteat,
iii escape with inpUnity, that they have not thus
actei When Butler hung AunIyrd at New Or
leans THAI city had just surrendered, aud Butler
aud BIS lacs;rTs alike supposed that The war would
be over N sixty days. They did not believe thai
tL.ey wouli la punished Tor the crime aud hence
fhpv did r7s .rQl 20 commit 1t. Had our Govern
lasnt 70 -uc, ordered dozen West, Point prisoners
r5ts executed in retaliation should have heard
u1. lo-re Of such atrocities. - weakness,
uupsrlcrsejr, il not absolutely criminal IL has
placed TIE life oLeyery mau who defends ms home
his vie ed his children, 10 imminent danger OBJ
extinction lbs the halter The luEees have h.eH $50
long riding through the country. and numbering
private citizens, insulting women and burning
houses, tina, Jli, method 0l warfare seems 10 have
beer accepted as quite legitimate, and matter o
course, Che sacred right OK sel.de:euce seems 60
have been abandoned "a au obsolete idea Sherman
has the Impotence to tel. Gen. Hampton that hi,
men haze been murdered while foraging that IS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
A CAR ID.

rTNO THE PEOPLE OF LEE SCOTT AND WISE
Il COUNTIES Il take this method OF announcing 10
yOn that candidate for seat in the next General
Assembly Of Virginia Some OF my Friends under
the impression that would be candidate for the Sem
but in my opinion of the other counties should
have the Senator this time the county Of Lee has had
IL for the last two terms.
return TO you my sincere thanks for your past cont
dence and support and hope 10 be able at time
very distant to congratulate you pom the restoration
peace 10 the country more and the return OF the
soldiers and prisoners to then homes again.
The present Legislature has been very important OF
and have been constrained 10 oppose many OF the lead
ing that before H. sue the sweeping on
scrptiOn Of old and buys and such measure. tend
ed 10 the concentration OF too much power into the hand.
OF the military authorities.
still OF the opinion that this viii never BE end
ed By the executive departments Of the two National
and that the people the State will have
to take the matter in hand and cali State Conyeutlors
with the view OF calling National Convention 10 decide
for themselves their future condition ant Destiny We
have Convention bill now pending in tue Hons: of De-.
ega.es and this movement leads to hope that a
change for the better will be ade in the affairs OF tie
country before long.
have used my best endeavOrs to get the prisoners ex
changed and set home on parole, by bringing the sub
ect before the Legislature and have written 10 friend,
Washington city to enlist their influence IN their favor
could never se3any good reason why the prisoners on
the question of exchange TO be ettcd hereafter The
change going at the rate Of three or four thou
sand per week and Is to be hoped that no impeachment
will be in the way hereafter,
| have the honor to remain,
l Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant
mhl4-clt'~ DAVID MILLER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
General Assembly OF Virginia
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE


MONDAY, March Is, 1865.
At II O'Clock the Senate was called TO order
Mr. Johnson, OF Bedford, in the chair
A communication was received from the House
Of Delegates, stating that they had agreed TO the
amendment proposed by the Senate 10 House Bill
entitled an act for the relief of Vim. l.. Hcrndon.
The Committee General Laws, to whom had
boen referred resolution providing that the Clerk
OF the ScSatc in reckoning the pay Of members shall
only include such time Senators are in attend
auce, &c, reported it inexpedient to legslate on
the subject, as the matter is already provided for
by law. The report was agreed to.
Senate Joint resolution reatingto the exemption
from military service of certain State officers was
taken up and considered at length. Various amend
ments were agreed to; after which the resolutions
were adopted.
Mr. CHRISTIAN, Of Augusta, from the COM
mittee on Roads ETC., reported, with n substitute
therefor, House bill entitled act to amend the
twenty -hnh section of chapter sxty-one Of the
Code, relating to the prompt transportation of
troops munitions, baggage, etc. The substitute
was agreed to and the bill passed with the follow
ing title:
s'An act to amend the existing law so as TO re-
quire prompt transportation Of all troops aud ma
nitons Of war and Government ireghts at half rates
and without requiring prepayment OF freight in GER
tain cases"
The hour Of o clock having arrived, the Senate
took recess until O'Clock p. NJ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-14
rRGsI THE UNITED STATES.

We have received New York and Baltimore pa
pers of the 18th instant The only matter of war in
terest which they contain is the Yankee version OF
the tobacco seizureSat Fredericksburg.
They also announce the death OF Gen Whiting,
who was wounded and captured at Fort FISHER
He died at Governors Island on Friday, and his
funeral was to take place from Trinity Church, New
York, on Saturday:
Senator j. P Hale, of New Hampshire, and not
Smith, ofKy., was confirmed as United States min
lister to Spain.
Gold had advanced to l9l.
THE EXPEDITION SENT TO neutrality-suspicious.
rRrcrIox or ToBAcco-cAPruRE OF rouR hun
DREP PRISONERS. frI
The Washington Star gives the following account
of the Yankee expedition to Fredericksburg;