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NEw-YORK sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

NEW-YORK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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T. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS. Philadelphia will
publish simultaneously with The conclusion Of The trial. full
complete unabrdred correct and grsIc account Of THE
TRIAL OF THE AsSASSINS AND CONSTRUCTORS at
Washington. Tor the
MURDER OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
Containing portraits the assassiu from photographs taken
since their arrest with portrait Of the assassin Booth
Scene ofhe Murder ofPrcsient Lincoln md OF the great
Tragedy at Washington with the plans # Booths Escape
from Fords Theeter and illustrations OF the route taken by
him from the time escaped from Washington Until he was
burned Of the Barn CARROTS Farm showing the Dea'
scene of the Assassin aud place where Booth was shot nn
Harold csptured view Of tho interior OF the
as well a. Of all the places in it occupied 10y the Military Com
mission Prisoners Reporters &c. the Interior View oil mo
Court Chamber and scene the Court Martial in session at
Washngton with a Witness the Stand the Prisoners
Manaces and Portraits from Life Of Colonel lafayette L.
Baker the Government Detective; Of Boston Corbet the
E1ecuoncr Of Booth of JEFF DAVIS, tho Stern Statesman
and Others too numerous to mention.
twill be fall and verbatim Report OF the Testimony oil all
the Witnesses examined in the whole Trial with the
Of ounel both sides and the Verdict OF the
Military Commission with sketch of the Life OF all the Con
spiraors and Portraits and Illustrative Engrsvnss oil all the
principal persons and relating to tho foul mader and
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THE ASSASSINS AND CONSPiRATORS

At WASHINGTON, y. g, WAI. It"''
FOR TIE MURDER OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
FULL OF ILLUSTRATIVE ENGRAyINGS.
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MARY BRANDEGEE-On Of tie best
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HARPER & BROTHERS,

Have Just Published:
KATE KENNEDY. A Novel. By the Author Of "Won
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uipioenb Notices.
TRANSFER OrYiCE OF THE

TRANSFER OFYiCE OF THE
CHICAGO AND NoRrrW KsTERS RAILWAY Co., ,
No. 8 Wsl..st., NBw.YoRK. May II, 1865
rTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
L day declared A SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND for thS
elk months ending June 1852 Of THREE AND ONE HALF
PER CENT on the Preferred Stock Of this Company psyS
bic ess the Government taxi this Office and after the
10th day Of JUNE next to all holders shown ~ the Com
p.nys books the close Of business tho 10th day OF June
rhe books for the transfer Preferred stock for the ebovS
eyidend viii be closed afternoon Of the 10TH and wild
reoI on on the morning of the 2lst OF June.
The books for The transfer Of both the snd pre-
fered stocks for the Annual Meeting be held in Chicago on
the of June will be closed the afternoon Of the
10Th Of May reopen the morning Of the ID Of Jsne
JAMES r. YOUNG, Secretary
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MIR. GEORGE T. BOURNE is admitted q
lNl partner In our firm. from this date.
KS~.YssN 49, \ ~. ROBBINs / APPLETON.
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LUTTRELL OF ARRAN. Novel BY CHARLEs LEVER
Author of Darlington" Maurice Tiernsy' The Dial
TONS" Charles OMsley" &C, Sc 0vo, Cloth, 81 W
Paper, 81
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CONTENTS OF No. 1000 JUNE


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LEADING ARTIoLw-Adviee Grstsi Too Clever by Half
"NesroInanis;" The English Hone Of Commons on De
People; Debt Progress at the South Reverdy on Recon
sIacton Railroad Management EditSn. raIsTIapts
lsneous 49, 4,
Political: Virginia: Domestic Miscellany.
Ispy DAyIs-Misrellaneous Items.
FOREIGN Egws-Europc; Mexico.
FRon TEx.s-Gen. Msgrnder and Galveston
The DISASTER AT MoBnsFurher Particulars The Cause
o. the Explcsion Unknown over so Persons Killed.
isTxnxsTlsa TO FAEarH.-Amcrcan Institute Farmers
ClUo HoreutTa A,sociaton OF tho American Institute
Pnces 81 Farm Products; Grating Roses; Agricultural Items
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financial.
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TIopE COPPER COMPANY, Nav YORK: Nay %. lSea
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at the Office Of the Company No g Nassao-st Newfor
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ARIZONA AND SONORA. The Geography History and
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TNHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
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TIE CULTURE OF THE OBSERVING FACULTIES
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LoOMIs's TREATISE ON ASTRONOMY. Treatise on
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Real estate for Sale.

nAIRY FAkMS for SALE.-The under
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DAIRY FARMS in Richmond, Virginia These lands for
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within three hour. ride os Washington Apply to L. r..
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Drn GOODS.
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THE PELOUBET ORGANS and HAIR
l. MONIUMs, with their smooth, pipe like quality of
tones and greatly superior peds. confidently offered -
the best Of their class and tie closest exAsinson solicited
Three Banks keys and pedal. No. l..:.........stc0
Two Banks KEYS and peiss No q xs75 No 3...... SIS
one Bank keys and pedals No. 4 $500 No 3...... rs
Donble reed superior 5oc,sve $50 4ocsve...... 125
Single reed Soc; ave- $40 and 100 100
Serd circular 10 the general depot Address j. d.
PFLTON. No 84l broadway, New.York.
CAUrIoS-Thoush 81 sn arpesrsnce these instruments
not be COMPOUNDED with the ocaeo Cabinet Organs
the hnr,h tone, Of which carefully avoided.
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I IGHT AND VOCAL GYMNASTICS.-Nor-
Class for Teachers opens July is65 at No 80 set
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Plumb Conductors Vocal Culture by Prof C. =. bronson
Lectures from Dr. bio Lewis and other experienced anso
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MILITARY, CLASSICAL and CONNER
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Wanis.

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, 1865-07-12
LIFE IN MEXICO.
nJnI1mil11An Among His subjects-Hts
EdlctS on Ednca1ion and tiamblvnE
"A ChafRcI+FlAt1c Gam bling Scene
military and General MAtterss


The dlthculties OF apPrehending The sttua-
tion in Mexico have grown ont Of the known
bias Of the narratoEsi for while French news
channels, and those subsidized to the Franco
Mexican Interest, hare given al as tacts the
roslcst hues, and the most eolid seeming TO
the steps OF progress, the Mexican party
hare az persistentlY claimed that ali thatwa
hopeful to French eyes was ilusory, and
all that WAS solid vas crnmbling ard
rtady to fall to pieces. We Gre latterly less
distracted with this conflict OF authorities
for the French story tellers have 1t all their
oTn way, and the other party are not heard
Of at all, silence of no inconsiderable sig-
nHcance. We have before Us mass OF 70
luminous correspondence from leading points
in Mexico, filling eeveral compact columns Of
our exchanges, and this constitutes, TO dc"
gree scarcely realized before, very complete
presentment Of affairs on the surface In the
realm Of Mazimillian. Under the tropics
violent disturbances Of the elements sweep
down from clear sky, or pcnt volcanoes
make mischief Without warning. Not
to discuss Ma1imillian's peril from hid den
sources, glance at life in his new Empire
will be OF interest. He has no affection for
AA1 SofAt*N+1 %AAN AA+@@1 t'~ S"'>- - ~>o -'-ee
zumas an unclean numbng, much as our boys
df3 once. He has been on an extended tour
80. sst,.,es an,o,,,,,.n1ed In hfu Fmn-ces.
IN the tntefaof, accompanied w MS 1t0pscss'
and both carving In their persons and suite
~1...n., ,i;,r ~ ~ con,t romn h.
e1efy snowy aoJoAe. VI lou Pop IT
Ms5esty Is said to lead her ueEe lord on style,
ana tn he veIp dI,,oent In hInts and p,pmpt-
,.l'N " a.. 1T - TIT f.11 ar.v frcn,
ings, without which ne mgnt lall away rom
the prace of maenIffcently aristoerAtic dis
1e,. sr1,s,a no. . ---,nr that tha Emna,or-
pay 1neie "sS to'ao1 'uos VAC ouupe'
In love with Puebla, Intended permanently
tn transfer the capital thtther but II has
w ti"4SisA Nv ~st.'AA N,,~., ~
been oFeuuled By alter c0nalderatlons. Inc
nrestioe ia still on the side of Mexico. which
p,,, pAssNse s,s - ~. .s~a IT,,
Will remain tne c1o"neo eatJ' ----'
IT. .aa,,,o ~. 1yhcra1,tv and be re.1lv makes
ns People 'of ANe4se1' 0Nu .Ms Nv -'.AA
needy excheqpef 90 great way II 4aEesseS-
At oaiaca he gaze the poor and needy $ao,-
600, which The city, deeming itself the most
needy, appropriated to rebuilding the houses
destroyed by the siege. The Emperor omfts
no adjunct that 1nay serve to declare his per
manent interest in his realm, and bis most
, 1865-07-12
BATxBRsEs RETURNED,

Gowns BATTEKY.-The Colv!n Battery Con-
pspy, or rs II has teen known fos the past two
I.uptls-B -Battcry "E" Of the Isl Illinois ueht
Anlle1s-as,ivcd in this city yesterday, directly
lscm Encxvllle, Tenn end 10 now at Caup Doug
les Tl.3 cnls brought batk eighty men, ~ nEty
othtts, including al the old original members,
wire mustered cu, Ct he service 1t Spu- gheld,
eout twcuty eass sgo. capt. John Il. Colvtn was
snuttertd ont Ut thst tine, and the Senior First
I1euteutns, Charles II. Judd, Is abeent On
cttailtd duty. 20 that The Dt,tery IL now
under command Of Junior Fir.t Lieutenant
Jobp Huntkiueex. Tine brst yenr Colvints
Battery var In the service, xss spent In chss!ae
luf1il;a. in Kentucky. in and abopt PerTJvllie,
chiefly They were lhel. however. ordered TO
rotii BuIps:de'e Ttnres.ee expedition Was fitted
x,G,, VI thst expedition they formed part. pRr-
4idpats1 In eli it, afdu0us service IN connection
1h rs l1t s.yss.y o9Gn at9.sbpa o r., wer ,he
fi9st Hsuefy In East Te1ne.see. ,ud were foremost
in lhe c.p'u.e ol kLo1vt5le. Th:y wefc also With
Gen. eton mkn at ht capture OF the salt-wotks N
Virginia. ZONE four or I've months etnca
LIE EL0lN BAt1xay-a h'-A .r,,v.a home al
nc2D 3e-r--s3. under commsn6 of i. M. Wood.
M"-t nt hiek lA ne men, who arr now In bsrrscks q
ises, wcrr IN Al the E,.t Tenues,ee seryice nesf
nrti Sherman reached sas.ap.h ou his cssas
march. THEY were then ordered round 10 m eet
and iotr bis army there. and Lave since been M
der lis command untiltbey acned Wa4hlns ton,
whence they ~cre ordered homo,
Eofi this and Colvn 3 Battery have loss nnrs
nfp by sickness thsn BY bate. having been re-
ms1kabiy fortunate in al the engagements they
4lave bean IN. .
RInErY ~ e. ."2xp ILLINOIS L1o1r ART11IxRI.
-Da,,Sry .'K, :" nd llliLor Light ARTILLERY, ar
1,scd ut the Rest 5rt.sIa.y noarn,ng; mo- They nSn.
fn,loFt; C.ptsln, T. C. harbour; f,sst Lieut.
j. E. Msrquit; second 1aeu,. Ale!. R!,t:: Tai.
1site1y oteantseo n o::Seef 81: aqa e., 70
iii n Jxpu.1y, m = 1sG4. They hi.e had vesy httse se
IN hafd aeid service, ana hare !o.t Tore ne.
by .,ck1etr thsn y h.tle At V,sssb9rs e. .he, e,
he 1nortar feel which forced tie surrender Q
Fo,t Denelton. anu last winter were monhtes
and participated IN the grand eavn'fy Fstd throu
Mtstittinm under Gen. UEhofne- These @ct,
their principal exploits. Al present they al
,uOE well and In good spirits.