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MOTTO DROPPED.

The Richmond Whi9, whose motto is
Sic semper tyrannis, has dropped it at the
request OF the Provost Marshal, General
Patrick.
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NEWToNYILLE, Nov. 10. 1864.

From the ReU. B. T. WEIGH, formerly Pastor Of
the Pearl Street Baptist Church, Albany,
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Beef, Beef, Beef.

OFFICE COMNIsSARY gUBsIsTzECE,)
JoHEsON's ISLAND, MAR EANoUsKY, o.,
April 81, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPkI.
~ CAFE viii b, received by the undersigned un.
til II A. M, May 6, 1863 from citizens loyal to the
United States, tor furnishing such
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Terms Of sale, one-third down and balance on
lme L. PkEGTISs,
Admir- Of James Proudfoot.
Cleveland. lprll lss5. sR3;2Oe
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WANTED.

A wARPMAKER WANTED-A GIRL TO
"A MAKE palis ior lint taps mAnufactoiy. Arply
" llt We y1.hst. $50
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Ay'sjsE,s ENy'S.
}ARNrM'S MUSEUM AT WINTER GAR

RARNuM'S MUSEUM AT WINTER GAR
- DIN.
Coz broadway, opposite Bond a.
ty1g Alohoon 1J. kyoning at Ti1.
The scusauonH panlonime Ballet Of the
MIDNIGHT ASSAULT;
Or THE ITALIAN BRluASDS,
WALL intur,r' inr aud ei cittlg
ILL., hlSAlkD rABLEAUN
hhA VI DIVER lISENENT,
NlCoIo lkuI ~ upon the MAGIC LADDERS,
. totcther with
YOUNG NltolO.... ....eIliE CHILD WONDER
IN a-torsh.ur ltRlLOt : FLYING rKNpEZE
iAH ~ DEL A-tANEi AND COMIC DANCES
IS 'l.e. Auio,c, Mise I. shell, Monr BaptistIne'
Leon Crtuat AMI anaf T,mO'hy.
hiu OF.
MISS CARRIE 4. MOORE, the accumulated
LIN HhAith vail execute the riost Intricate
mJNeLirute on aTlor Skates
40 eonc.1ge " ~ the aughsble Comic Pantomime>
hONE AMONGST lliL BONNETS,
.lllf hktAl LIVING CURIOsITILS
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN, woiching GO rounds
NOVA sColiA GIANT GIRl. ovcr ) fect higb.
tlRtAsSIAN FAMILY,
DOORS OtEN Ar O'CLOCK
Admission 80 cUn'ai Ihildion under ten, IL cpnta
isiguoj q anu Htlcouy, bd "a hts I2i
DONATIONS az CT RlOslIlES 10 the NEw
ana D a. HIoadway. '' wv
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ARTICLES FO. sar.-

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
- p. TO aud $50 at par at the sun office count
cf. Alo pcancs. al
EJR SALF-l03 BORBIN FLY FRANZ
non comp esa if ers wst,nnted Of the best mate
JAits BRETT Mstt,gar gbS
I)lASO FOR SAIL OCTAVE, ROSE.
a WOOD. Pnoe S-pJ. Inquire CiI W. gGth n. 1bS
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FOR SALE AND TO InC.

A sTORETO he RENTED CHEAP, AT 40
per month ilb Chc,i, It, Sc Nol4.
A RE- You LOOKING FOR BUUDlNG
lotsf II You ar, " viii lie worth YOUR " ifc To
70 anu tNsruc those u1rio ior SIZE hy the keIiogs
cate "a tn4tiotLioft =. j. Price, Tsnru itom
~" 70 y" ctrh; tcins 80 % onfh hll inoo 20
hun.t Toy. can obtain tickets b. 20 aud To a. ly cll-
lg ~ J.. x Liil'b'} lN9 Pear 4, near VI All st
h"} uay, SuulH ,SCCpt'l, re one . i5'ntn .lj
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n make pa.Is lor stlrt taps mandatory. Appy
iiS 80, g. -.,n st. x ,,,, ,,,,. go
a. sewing uachlac. Al'o tsil9rs and iaio,ss',s
70 ,nSS , NAV Pi s9Tt 'A'i 'O' one EteN
a ..,.,r, ,,,,t->..rt,N, ttp,,t, t,ot, Ct,,t-
q W''b ''INlhl NUM- tVh VIM
t.ot. ,nc w OF ana i,u.g. AI?y At y Nus-
~, :, " stan T.. ,..-. go, -.
= 'l'i' Al TEL IL Ntbh NDl'LLl >
a'.ios Ge Sio' ,nt..6 81, eiesn,ss pant
s ~ sal'eq h'l. I IA ga and .em.,.
o., ga d" I.' ap..i n ro S 9'H1I time Without may
4 CARRIAGE. PAINTER WANTED, AT
49,, 10 ....,.. .,..,,-.... 81
4 "a mn Wv NJ " IA 'H' DN
/ o' 10 geo, cot. j.. i. II, =, O.. Wa', 4,
o.. i...r. -
...-.. .,,.- y..r,.I,,.r.. ~
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o.. ... n....I ..... $500. o.. ode:
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Co.
... ...
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20 s.o. Co.,. ..e .. ,.u.u.i u.s
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& GENT, WANTEl-TO SELL COLLEY )
"A " hing Compound and on ihF Cream me
aH.iuf C.e.m q intsiusbt 3d. clecring paint
Nuoicu gH.tnCu'- hIts iutultu ... Sc, and remove
hr caae. @ y. ,cL, De Ihe oou pound ulsht. rs.-
mott IN one. iri '.c usual time nithout injury.
ONO ts "a. ou-si., room s.. Ia
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w An Il D-A NICE, RESPECTABLE
w girl to 10 light housework and take caro- Of 0
paby, where the comforts Of . homo may be had;
AmeTissn preferred Apply " sS EAst Baltic 81
NNANTED-FIRST CLASS OPERATORS
w on W. w machine that understand hem
m,ne. steady work. Al 81 and IS a. 1875 Bieeckers,,
ali the week. ali
WANTED FIRST CLASS MACHINIST,
w an eaPcheneed turner GU engine lathe Apply
TO g. sHORFAR' II Greene ~ i6S
WANTED A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w to wet nurse child two months old, a, her own
residence. Csll at % Thompson st, "a door. $50
VOUNG MEN AND ALL DESIRING EN-
poymeut, come " the Excelsior Agency and OBJ
tam situations zoo broadway, ICON n. Sd door. 10
y OPERATIONS WANTED ON W & VS.
= . m machines 70 make fne flannel shire;
N'tr- . aNoOk or piece work, at 81 kidee ct. ~
4 HAT TEIMMEIiS AND PLUSH SEW
.,.,, r ~ 81 a. 1854 Ureon"ieh 9. hat shop; up
q, bklyNLNNERS WANTED-BY JOHN G.
~ jim sndctbin Landing, :. l. $50
IL FN''HtES WhNTrD ON TIE BEST
60 tt t,"t. % ptif t,, a lag 2pe ssmen Pr 40
'o >. al '"" SEE b. NJ. " Lfosby ct, rear. 1911
40 OPERATORS AND BAISTERS FOR
~ 'n'n costs ir?g 81 Wet path at. 50
jOD WOVEN SKIRT UANDS WANTED.
t. J. >oS' fpS' s sS Il. steady '"p' m'D@ a2g'V
100 ORNAMENT HANDS ON REST
APOp. AS 49, s'uni. vo.x ri,rsntcet, Also
"HHN al CO. N'i'r u N".' It, roar CNnaist. 1853
100 sNlEr TRlYNERS WANTED TO
y Cp'iu thri ploJ &u!pt Il. {. toeare, fenced
n'f ',r a. cwp'. 'eui, Apr.y al tho uov u.
Or ~ WtSi" bEAuIEN 4 CARY, ON c lb3
wet -".h a. let, con ia md Nth avs giS
100 GIRLS WANTED-lO WORK ON
~ 70 ! uhnminG wo.k gwen out, depo.lt 10.
Guirri. Apply NJ 10 Warren u, eth hcor ~
1DO LABuRERS WAN1En-T0 WORK
rN'p on s'Ner-; steady employment; wages
tibU I,r days pay every two weets. Appl, At tho
n9 D. No-'rsud Az. near DekGb av, BROOKLYN,
KINGSLEY & KEENFN. B63
1lS GRAND ST.-wANTED A GIRL TO
III - operate on w. 4 wa machine. Regular
en- - o nont and literal wares. eGl
DD0 WOVEN SKIRT HANDS Wanted
wv steady work aud highcst paw IN tho city
tHF'sni'ei tlil 1T me ncs factory, SO Warren st.
o"i' Ni"'ch ur SLATE. g31
400 HANDS WANTED-OPERATOR S
Ctn mAltuy oytrcoaue ti2 per weok, and
pam sCWc'a. tui % p.Usulcn. Apply NJ 1903 aud yps
ie.t sih It, between Avenue { and II. In the fao-
toy. 292
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CnENr MNMEs, SNAIL IKE. Ic.ILI

Z NHLNF HOMES NNNLL IhNtS, IIclthv
~ place, ana onl, o. mtuu.ct hl rail- Dad or one
hour hy boat ium New YORK. Person, uu,,gning TO
examine tnt Low -p'icod .ols Nith view OF buy ing,
ulei"i by tie kr.iogg ertt,e va the CIV OF Eliza-
tc NpJlt, Now Julssy, can obi ain zion tcAc to
~ ly tho 100 "a m Oat also iud p,,ticulafs b. ar-
pying 20 q. Il. KEEL OCT, ~ ,ui 81, n ar Wall
e. lt one q ~ ~. NJ, daily, SUNDAYS excepted. y H.
-Aiiols hold and convey Iea estato IA tho state
Of NOV ,ltitel. 80
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS MACHINIST.
w an eAPcneneed turner GU engine lathe. Apply
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WANTED - A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w to wet nurse child two month. old, Al her own
residence. Call at 80 Thompson ct, I'd floor. $50
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WANIED-FIRST CLASS OPERATORS
w on W w q machine that understand hem
mine steady work HSi and Is al 1875 Beeckef 81,
All The Ntok. ali
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Nv AN D-A NICE, RESPECTABLE
W girl to DO light housework and take caro- Of
baby, where the comforts Of . homo may be had;
American preferred. Apply at sS East Baltic ~
south brooklyn. 9fs
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CRANDLKRY, FRUIT AND TRUCK Land

~ for sale Fsyural lc chance. Gri,t uill p.opaty
and % HCtH Of crfnlo. ~ Ald fruit lands G., mi ned
Located at Toms River \. j., 90 uiilcs nom new
Il, 80 delaware and ksfittn bV H. x. CunniI-
uic', on tFirr 81 Ia. A,py 90 Ia j H. ROSS, roal
e. Ao a. ut, Ipi.'s River, NJ. 44s
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NOUNG MEN AND ALL DESIRING EM-
pioyineut, come " tho Excelsior Agency and OBJ
tam situations. 200 broadway, room u. Sd ioor 10
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IMMIGRATION TO THE GRfAT WEST
lOHlu' 20 The eSertiOns oi Mr DlLLO" p'BRllN,
owes % li.sh inihieignts have arrive. a.. NJ Iuul
u....u tho last 3 weeks Mr. OBi,lLS mAkes var
on ih, 'o.eiEeht houses and invites HIS eCuntpuon
chii!s nor hgue, and there ttcL, demand tor u0r-
at 20 BrJsAWay. - ~
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100 WOVEN SKiET HANDS WANTED.
- - -" Na'cs hrd steady cmp,c. mcuL Apgiy
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Neutrality-suspicious. on W. & W. &
t'Hh' machines to take work out the
houec, aid 10 work IN ho house: sso sirl, 40 urn
So.s,s sul cud,, inl-ucts hutsonhoe makers, and
wwIu.SSTTps Fsggtaqnit--ta Appy at UUErr1NGER a
''''.'i'''' - ''V''NA. ll6
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\NANiEll-lbO GIRLS on HEADING
Nv yei' only sooi hands no work siv,n out $50
''t''''a" g.. %" hN'I
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WANTED.

T AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE on Sinr-
~ trt Wheeler n Wiiso.'f ar 9 .,o,cr 4 i.lAc. =
sowar machine, ia all th,r varie.,s shit mai n,
taught, a. 45S Canal o.. 80
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a GOOD COUNTRY HOME FOR A GIRL
u d. 20 10 y,4ls Old can attend tslOl and be ?
ttou. tho uJ . OF sina / isui4s. AppJ a. y Hur-
- 90, stnIIs. -
, 1865-06-10

[sPtclA D1sratch 10 thr Chicago Tr.-ua.1
SPRINGFIELD, Jnnc Q.
Str9esni Major John Il. Goldsmith Of the t,a.
ta11cn composed o. the 18th md 18th IlliuoIs
reeiments showed me to-day commtesIon Issued
to JET Davis a. 17t Lieutenant OF the regiment ct
dragoona. Thu commifslon IL on parchment,
signed by Andrew Jackson, President, and Lewis
CasF, Secretary Of War. with the great seal ot
the United States attached. The commission
to dale from the 9TH dxy Of
March, 1s23. With the commission
was the formal notification to Dayls that TIL Prc.l-
dent. repos1ng especial confidence and trust In
him, hsd appointed him lst Lieutenant, SC, and
asking him to fi ont apd sign the required cath
to kustaln and ,rpport The Cons ttitasio1 &e. This
Interesting relic OF Ds.ls and Bis damusb7e per
jurJ W8s c.plurea by Sergeant M.tor Goldsmith,
at jackson. Miss, and WIS found among the pri.
vsft pspefs Of JED. Davie.
The Governor has written to tho secreta.y ot
NtE, urging him 70 isEua general order mnstet-
4up ont each m a. OF account Of sickness Or
wounds received had aeea transferred to the ves-
tim right and Just that euch men fho1la be mus-
tered out stEnntancous'y with the fcs1m. MIS- to
yhen tney eonEsd before estnE
isen neisb. = Or It's body lf q tsoops, 1Des,
s,hns ti,s ths writers ~ BE- disehatzsd:
ns:t thxt rev Tere trersnerrsd. INIT h.r,nc ~
rome disabled by ii,easc and wounfis nni1ttnc
thtna 1or set1ye scrsic.. thsT were m. inio the
eInor's feqre,t will l,e grsnted
Cart. ihtes. OF the 65th regiment Illinois Tolun.
teere haa Just a1fvt In the city with the ro!ts OF
tie recimcnt- Tbs men viii be hero tomorrow
u next Gay, to be paid Of.
Nearly fG Q were the proceeds Of the F oral and
sffnN bt11y Festival held In the Suite House Ro.
'1as g. ~ ssadssd ID ecy ps.elsa un.an prisoners
sYI'ved here LAST night, and were quazered at tbs
St!Gtet:s HONE.
..fcd, Sd !ooM1ae TEoG ~ Essseaen afs IL
r. ftFfn nft in.
, 1865-06-10

The Chicar 20 Daily TRIBUNE c c,.npIctcl the
eighteenth -,ear ot Its existence yesterday, and
enters 10 -dhy On tie nineteenth volume. For
the Err. L two or three years 1t was p iated On
3 sheet jnst half the SIZE Of that Gu which 1t
Is Low issued, and struggled along with a few
7.undrcd subscribers. Eight years afterwards,
June 9, 1856. 1t pissed into new hands, aud
turned orcr new leaf. It had then daly
circulation Of ], 800. and weekly circulation
Of 1,04O. It's circulation now is m9rc than
twice as many Thousands as it then had hun
dreds. Its weekly circulation is nov thirty
times greater than then, and its .Tr'-weekly
edition, which has now reached 10,02J. wss
then hut $50 copies. It has grow, In patron
age End public favor each OF tl+se ten ycars
more rapidly thap any DE-, nansr :, t,,o
-, 70 mninta.n the same
A%11' " ID IN for many years to cotue.
, 1865-06-10

The United States Court at Cleveland is
now trying Lewis Roscut1n1 and J. B. Mcr.
rick, Of Sandusky, on charge Of completely
in the Lake Eric Piracies, and particularly the
attempted seizure Of the q. &. steamer Michi
Ean, in september 1864. Cole q sius,eadcr
ancng th: ra:de:s, WAS on the witness stand
during Wednesday afternoon, having turned
Statue evidence, eays the NsaulL He claims
to be native Of Carlisle, Pa. but Was re-
siding In Louisiana when the war broke ont.
He jelned the rebel arrny and remained In its
ranks until 1861.
paroled. after which he reported to the noto-
Iious !" Professor Holconb, in Cauadn. He
told Holcomb that he desired to GO to Ber-
Muda, and from thence to the Confederate
states, but the PI o!cssor intimated that he
could do more good for the South In Cauada
than elsewhere. He accordingly gaze mp tue
Southern trip. Ahout this time he held q
meeting with Jake Thompson, Cleary and c.
t. Clay, at Toronto At lhte meeting pra-
ject to take the steamer Michigan, and to
release the Ttbrl prisoners on Jolusou's
Island and at Camp Douglas, Was discussed.
Coles field Of operations was to be at s IN
dusky, where be was to act as the leader of
other Confederate sc9undrcls who resided
there.
Cole had assistants in PhIlade1ph;a-rcsl-
dents Of that city. Their names were Lava
lctte a!us Henry Charles, and Robinson ali1s
A. st. Clair. Cole wss in the h h.b;t Of run-
ming down to Philadelphia for the purpase Of
con1erE5uE with them. At one Ut these mee:-
ines Robinson proposed that his son should
accompany Cole to Sandnsky, toassist in car
rJing on their correspondence. The oropo-
altion Was accepted, and ronog Robinson
came On TO Sandusky. Cole was In frequent
consultation With his Canadian friends. Que
meeting wns at the Clifton House, Niagara
Falls. he told Cleary that q number OF
American naval officers were at tho Cataract
House, and that they were willing to neeot1-
ate for the sale Of the Michigan for S45 900
In gold. C!eary WAS afraid to venture to the
American side. Cole Threatened 10 abandon
1he:r project II be refused. C1ca-ly persist.
ID in his refusal, hut announced sis willing
ness to Iay the required amount for the
steamer, provided sue was d,:1ycd to confed-
crate Officers IN some Canadian port
If the t'UnIon'' officers wonld agree
to ttat, he would draw cheek for
s45 900, countcrsigncd @b5 any bank IN
Canada that they might select. Twenty
thousand dollars we're also to b. usrd 10
luite an officer Of the Michigan to .lr.iy-r
Lcr to tic ccnfedc1atcs. He Eas to h. made
officer ii the deck, when IL. prnpsr time
tad a-,ived. so that lie coIld run the stclm~r
Into SOME Canadian port previously agrscd
ft:N.D.
, 1865-06-10

Horrible Outrage by Eebel Pirate
-r<sa.f Is set Oh Flre and. the Crews
Abandoned 10 their Fate

NEW ToAK, June The Nassau Guardian Of
May 10th has The following. Papers oi later
dale have further fef.reIce to the matter;
Editor Of The Nassau Qnsrdlan: :
There hss been an awful outrage committed oil
thls fsland, which havs cot YET a:en ia print.
lbe ptrste Pafr. who captured th1 Cactapeake
out Of Ntw York, and also the Roanoke, from
Crba. has matte hi. appearance OF here. Tie
boarded the tarQues L'Zze and FIof1ds, from
Cuba. He let both Of these on fire and sailed
from them, telling the captain that be IN
teuted to drown a thousand before the
wat WA over, leaytn: these poor wretchts
to sase thrhlsejye5 IN smsl4 boats. It Is thought
ttat tome Of them afe burned or drowned. They
have Iot teen found yct- Pa1r even wantst to
shoot the poor ta1ors because the F1o1ida !osx
rome oi here crew fn swimming ashoEc. Caot.iu
Masop, OF the b4rque Lizzie, says that tho pirate
set bis ship OF crs With 1n'd which be had in
rhial, aid epead from Bftm to stcrD. burning on
the uater the cane as on dry land; that some uf
tcm hhd to iesp oserhoIrh to keep ont Of tho
Esy Of It, It trrcai tset; and th II just At snn-
down steamer, barque Ttssed. hove In S! .ht,
anG that the p.tatc Ea1.et froE her
About eight O'Clock ctnnons wcsc he RI.
Par Ae I'd IT, and :he d.shes we're .een. The
wreck, ~ eaTed soeae OF the tarquc. HIn write
out thts n,urdefou. act warn have seen all the
officers.
1 rcn.tn, sIz. yorrs, &C.,
R1cnARD SMITH.
p. S.-Tae pirIta took one OF tho barque'a
small boats apa tuuk 1t, 70 keep the crew ftoa
xsYiuc thccosciies.
, 1865-06-10

MIS- NsyJ Muld, slater OF Or. Audd, wts
called. and c3.tr.deted much of the testimony
heretu!or. gwen against him. Several witnesses
for tho defense tpfrGed s7ainst the chsfactec for
truthfo'lcte OF sntno Of thoac Mho had been ex-
amtped fur the GayernElent
The rnonv tbls a!ternoon was mainly With
1eest1 to tic Character Of the Witnesses % both
eidcs.
BENJAMIN G-zduer for the accuse4i trst;ael Tint
on Sunday. After the assassination be- met Dr.,
vas 4 lact. Muld repltrd tnat 1t was 10 sid md
that the people ought TO raise home gu7rd ard
arrest MI uepicion* persons in the country.
, 1865-06-10

this morning lor Ea.h.rEton, wherc he reports
TO the Secretary Of War. In Consequence Of this
o.cet, the g.atd reception tenasred to the hero
&: Fort Fieher bY the eore 0! Connecticut on
Saturday evening. Is NECESSARILY postponed IN IL
vt
, 1865-06-10

Tie rebel forts at Sabine Pass, on the TcS.
an coast. surrendered to the United States
steamer Owasso on the q 7th ult., ana Galrcs-
ton Was expected to surrender on the next
day.
Il rebellion Las broken out in San ss:rado-
to Euch an extent 1nat President Dueucns
has established mar i:al law and declared the
Thole republic In state of siege. The reb-
els, headed hy Gen. Ca-haros, formerly high
In tayor with Dacnnas' administration, have
Eeized sau Miguel, one of the most import
ant trading towns in the republic
Tic republic of Gauteu1ala has elected Sc
nor 1.nsiscsl Ccrua President.
General Parry, the hero Of Fort Fisher, LIFT
New York yesterday for Washington to re-
port to the Secretary Of Var. He will have
publie rec Fllon In New York next week.
The Philadelphia papers announce the
death nf Rer. Dr. Vaughan, Professor Of Pas
4cral Theology III the Vest PhI'adelplia Dl.
%inIty School. and onr Of the Oldest Epls:o-
pal clergymgu Of the diocese Of Fennsyl-
xan1a.
Hon. Green Clay Smith was, on Thursday
last, renominated to Congress by accla1na-
tion, by the Union men Of the Sixth (Coyins-
toni District Of Kentucky. There was no
opposing 'candldate. The General has accept
I'd the nomfnat}on.
The old battle flag Of The 5th Indiana In
3antry, which Was carried through th= Mcx-
can war BY that regiment, Vas recently caE-
1ured from party belonging to Quantre1l's
gang in Missouri, and has been forwarded to
Gen. Morton. How 1t came in their posses-
sion is mystery.
The President moved into The White HOUSE
yesterday end has taken full possession.
Secretary Seward walked to the State De-
Taztmcpt yesterday, for the 11rst time since
his in}uIies we're inflicted. Mrs seW;crd, who
hae been Ill for week, Is very low.
Teleeraphic communication has hecn II.
opened between V1cksburg mud New York,
and the first dispatch cent is the utteraace OF
loyal sentiment from the 11cksDu-g Herald
10 the New Tork Ffess.
The fste Of the new Constitution IN Mis-
eouri Is still undecided. The Di,patda {Con-
servutire} claims a majority against 1t Of
11,coG. Tlcse figures arc reduced sy the
Dmoerut {RadicaD to 1000. with rnsay
strong Radical counties yet to lear from.
The soldiers vote IL unanimous In Its fayos-
4 letter to the Nassau Guardian Eives the
particulars Of horrible crime pespetrated BY
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Geou Agsnt for Vandowater Silver Ming Co !,
AT 0FFlCK OF G. 8. HUBBARD q CO.
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, 1865-06-10

NEW YORK, june IA pilot holt yesterday,
1ify miles cast ftou Cape May. t.ll IN With the
Transport Admlrnl Dupont T3o boats belonging
Of a wriis desk, we're al:o uackesi up. The al
mirsl Dupont lett here on the 7th foz Fo1ttess
Monroe 10 4ske troops 70 Texas.
EEw ToRE. June. 9.-lt II supposed the Admi-
ral Dupolt, portions Uf whore wreck Wero found
st ses. h4d Flown up. No people wers seen, but
large humber Of lifepre-esVers were loatlng
zt4yut. Ths water Was covered with small pieces
Of jotper's work snd other stuff ltor the rpace Of
Two 1nties. The steamer w1b an Iron yesrtl, and
formerly blockade Tuunef,