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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

CuLrIvATIos OF TEA IL GEoRGIA.-A man
Who has been cultivating tea as an exper;.
ment since 1850, writes to the Savannah
Herald that most Of his plants grow finely
That his tea is Of good quality, and the plants
vii do as we'll in Georgia as in their native
country. The plants require no cultivation
after the third year. If we'll taken care nf
Dy that time they will be large enough to com.
mence the manufacture Of tea from them
The yaeid - She aerc is from three 70 four
hundred pounds, and the plants produce GOOD
crops for eighteen TO twenty years. The
growth OF tea is not affected BY dry or Vet
wsa.neIi or y STORMS, md Insects viii not
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

Some of the States take State census
4e4I &e1ni1k, dnt is ~ tn fAr year
aftef shSS Of thE Tinted States. 4Aese Dlates
have taken their census this year, and we have
enough of the results to perceive that the car
rent Of population H. changing. 1t is still
from East to West, but it is bending more to
the South I; and, unless we are greatly mista-
EeH thi9 will be fgrSd trs iae eip yyater
census we now have are New York, Wiscon.
sin and Illinois. In New York there is
scarcely any gain; New York city falls of.
In Wisconsin there 10 = gain Of six per cent.
per annum, instead of fifteen per cent, as from
1850 to 1860. In Illinois there is gain Of
eight per cent. per annum, instead of ten, as
from 1850 70 1860. Still the. kain In Illinois
is enormous, and considering the previous
large population, almost unprecedented. If
Illinois IS larger in surface than Ohio in the
ratio of three to two-that is, Illinois has
$4,000 square miles and Ohio 40, OOO--at the
density of Ohio, which is over sixty to
square mile, Illinois would contain 5000 900
inhabitants. The actual population Is about
$500 900, which leaves room for rapid in
crease.
When we look into the census of New y ork
We find some remarkable results. New Y ork
city has rather diminished in population, and
Brooklyn is at stand. This quite astonishes
the inhabitants of those places. But there is
nothing mysterious about it. The census
takers in 1860 were paid by the names and
the Y. s. Marshal fRynderso significantly
adds that he had SO much to attend to at SHE
Presidential election y that he could not over
gee them very strictly. Under these circum-
stances it is no wonder that the population of
New York was found, in 1860, to have in
creased, inten years, three hundred thousand.
There Is no question that the return was &C.
tually much greater than it should have been
Another fact is interesting. The agricultural
counties Of New York are diminishing. Sew.
eral Of them have less population than in
1910. The growth of New York for the last
twenty years has been in its towns; but now,
2 even that has in Q great measure ceased. The
census of the following counties in 1910 and
1860 will illustrate the progress of population
in New York:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

METHODIST HYMN BOOKS-All
M1 sisesand qualities, Tor sale hy :. A.u.
, 1865-06-16
THE ASSASSIN FAYNE,
His Alleged Ips4nisy-Te9t1n1ony OF
DFs James q. Hail.

By Nr: Dostcr-witness tes siael that he
bad exsmIned the prisoner Payne in regard to
MS physical condition; bis eve har1 . perfect
y natural loCk, except that 1t had no iatel-
lectual expression, thom,h capable Of eyioc-
fng great deal Of passion aud feeling; the
ahape OF his head WAS not symmetrical,
the lett side being much bitter 'deycl.
thirty strokes above the natnsal average; IN
other respects, With the exception Of matter
In regard to which the Cont bad been i'll
formed, bis hes1th seemed to b. good; upou
questioning him IN regard TO his mem 'rr,
the prisoner answered all questions put to
very inert; Ills Intellect was Of very low
order, and dull and feeble; witness described
to The prisoner supposed case in which 4
pcrtcn had committed the crime of which he
Was charged, and asked linn whether he
thought person Who committed such an act
you'd be justified, aud be said he thought
thty would; upon fnquiFing bis reason ior
this opinion, his answer amounted to this;
that be thought In var person was en-
titled to take Lie.
Q. From your wbole examination Of the
pF1suner. nre You OF the opluion that there
are reasonable grounds for believing that b.
is insane: a. should say there were; 1t
seems to me that no man who was perfectly
ZANE could exhibit the same utter inscnsihlli-
10 pt,eupt At ileccntinn -. ha nnsware5 nv
ourstfons as iar BE- bis rn,nd wnnia na,m;t ny
nm, h'm, without an{ attempt to deceive Or mis-
t. whether he VIVA Iaho[tnsr nnd.r nithas
moral or mental Insanity,
By Judge advocate Hoa.
Q. understand you to sny that what you
have disc. ye1td as peculiar in the condition
tf Payne Ia not Insanity, but extreme inseu-
bi]ity? 4. cannot discover any posI.
nf al ms 3rf rT
Feeble, lnett mind a deficiency rather than
q derangeuept Of miud-a very low order Of
intellect.
@. From the whole examination von b,va
mode, do you repa.d the nrisoner P.vna os
su1lictt ntlS sane 10 be resp6nsibie for tx acts
i. / have not altogether made m nv mini
IS 10 hat. Tf]o not mint ~. .irP,f.s 5arn'nt
tat:on have made wouid snflics n ,1rc:Je
the question; but believe there IL enou~S
10 Ya1,anf liz snsn:r;nn thot ho ,nsr ~, r.
, 1865-06-16
FROM THE RED RIVER.
surreL dt r OF the Itebrl Ram Missouri

WAFHISGToN, June 15.-Thc Navy Depart rert
hst received from Commander n. E. f1fzauch
III. report toncerE1pc the surrender OF the rebel
naval lusctr on the Ked River. Cou1m7u -e. Fttx-
hugh, ii biz di.p.,ch, which fe dated On hoard the
Oui.hitR, off Alr1untt.a. L., june 81, says that
hi Etarted up 1be Red River On lha asth Of Msy,
with the, steamers Ben'on. 0uichft1 and
Fort uludmau, and the tug Fern. in company
With Msj. Gtn, Heron and his steamer, Ii. Ida
May. IN advance Of The trnops. lie encountered o
resistance whatever. All whcm he met reemed
well disposed. On I'll: morning Of Junc I'd, toe
tquacron met Lieutenant Commander j. Il.
Srrter, ecEmsptipg The scbel naval force OF the
= tan- Mississippi squadron, and received fr I'm
lin tue iron clad Missouri. Lieutenant CON-
nihIast C.rter informed Commander Fltxauch
1ast 1 us Missouri Is the only naval vetscl OF the
Nca 1siseI Or IT. 1rlbutar1ss. The Champion,
n iats q. tns pump boxt. captured on the
~, la'e sAnr'lioh was turned over II
ttr,,st.s' tns a5'ns' Tho Missouri has been
~ nnt ~ thc i"., and Is to be redtted At
LIZ tus ~ ;ac aver. She is reported to be
r9sSc I.n r. '9 F.nnese 55,osa i'm She tie
FOUNDERS Commander FitzLuch h. ,,t,. =, ~
hrEepor; to s:cutc tuch Property ~ :, ~ ~ ~
10 the uayy. The number Of naya, NJ sy .c E!om s
ruled hs him Il Alexandria was +tchtten q pa.
hl1 otl'cet., including LLnt. 4oum.ndrrrc = a14
4 rr - Il.
, 1865-06-16

CA1no. Juue15
The New Orleans 1lsnts' Brownsville coKrsn-
rondent, writing on the let, says General Brown
arrived at Bsazos Santiago On the sotb Of
Mny and took command Of the United st1tes
troops stationed there. he lmm-diste!y began
preparations for an advance On Brownsville, but
bad to contend with difficulties occasfoned By the
defeat Of two rtginents OF onr troops few days
previously, as vel! as lack of aftillery
and transportation. However all obstacles ware
eurmeuuted ard on Tuesdsy morning Genera:
posseison the lat If The rebel force having left
to surrender but wac prevent, d from doing 20 By
10 ashf, Sut ior fear they Eoald Be-
stut as prisoners to New Orleans. They a!
wanted to return to their homes, and they also
wanted to Hecure their pay. End With this object
IN s1ew they demanded ply from Gen: Slaughter.
ana placid him under arrest. and held him an'1l
4e 1eo Consented Co, to disburse among them sbout
80: S1m n Epecae. he 0lso eelzcd SONS
sEon1oesAse !, and Brtdeh cotton, eo1d
II 1c Matamoras and divided the
proceeds among them. Al this accomplished
The! ps psooeedrd 10 sack the tow, Many dehts o.
futrcd, which resulted In sumo los or life, and
TIE anarchy ssas not checked updl some Of
hf1lAt liberal refugees armed tbemselyes with
some of the Quasntett runs have eYsr seeu. and
drove The rebels from town. Col, Ford
msde h1s etcspe to Me,auorts, where
be now fs. Gen. 6!au9h'~ with about
FRY followers IL eaid to be eo1neAhere on the Rio
Grandt ab.yc ibis place.
When Gen. R,owe entered Brownsville IL vas
, 1865-06-16

tSptc.a! Dispa1th TO the Chtc1co TrIhucc1
MILWAUKEE, June 10.
The Si'E (rr nosrd Of Trade) REGIMENT. com
posed chiefly u Milwaukee boys. was welcomed
home this afternoon. The reception WIS Ill the
boye could ask, a. WIS manifested by their happy
taces md hearty hurrshs a. they passed up the
Etreefe Of their old home.
Al hcc;dtnt occurred 1t the depot, By which the
ennIrs lost both hands oy the Accidental discharge
II the caInon be{urc he Ind extracted the ran
1od. Fortunately no one else was injured-
Gooattal supper awaited the regiment In the
Fair butlG,ng Ior tbs So,diert' Home.
, 1865-06-16
Chicago Grlbn1re.


,,,o ,,.u suar,me cnn-. ~ 9,,s.,r~; ,ou.
~os'd -tGy FIctcbc,,s s,noi,to,s - ~ NJ
J., session, The old 1raoss 1ro-, t,,nn ut ,,c,
,,1.on n cna.r. RI a,ao,de-,r cordrct ,,nt NJ
witnesses anue,r;uv r,,r.t 4nem ruev xe.e
,l,scharrcd The rnd;cn1 ~ c-rman oreans.
althouri, o,,nosr,, IN tie new Constftuti N.
suvnorr the covs,,or IN the f,rc:h,e rr.
ror,l NJ tl,o ,,,1 1ndoes
f;ov oo,.ehv baa ;asred a nrsc]aua.ipn
u,n.o1;,I, -, .,.or1a of u],un;s In ex.cLd
, hnen;,sh,a volcanic tn the rrturnlcr soi-
.},.re ar+,,Is st,te 1yc nrfut it In smother
-,o,,,mn aI,houcb ,he tclsrraph has eyldent1y
,,,.o1,.1 - Il, ia .ransmIssfou.
ts.,.aaa-te harr hem nerCacted bv
-, os'...r- -sC:,oass IN Indiana ~, =.
"n%u c';ttss fras tr,us,,rtot,on n +ho,- hoas.
.4a.4a .,so,r oe ,,,,y;aue 1ovoltr
.,,.t 6rr C;rant crriyed IN v,.h,r,,,,
a.,a1d.v
An sriiI of :he Government lust returncd
from Fle r;da. reports great aes5la.ion In hat
Stnc. nd in some districts absolute starya-
1tcu.
Washington dispatch defines the nosi
4;ou o: Jubu Minor Botta. He il not on
nrsrd 10 lie formation or The new State n
Vest Virginia: Acknowledges Pierpo.nt ns
.bc Governor or the statc and +he ahn,;l,nn
.,f slavery. donf,ts the validity of The I'm.
.t,tnt,on ftaa,r6 ut A1er,ndr. and r,mn,.ins
.la: Genclal Patilcl has placed d:sloyal 1ntn
in Office nj Richmond.
Geo.re HOLIDAY. n youth Of sixteen RI.
GENTLY ehot .1s fath,r. n scwinr machine
manufacturer at sunrua. Masa.. flrd tn thc
known. the:e WIS no troyoca. lion for the TER
rlblr derd.
P,ceidrrt Jubnsou's daughter. Mrs.. Pa,
1r1so,.. y Ill thrive in WASHINGTON next wrct
Ia nssun,c t,,,.,po Of tho White Hnuse-
Tile Navy Department has recc,yed INTEL
lecnce Of tau surrender Of the rebel ram
Missouri TO Lieutenant Commander Fitz-
]uGh, c'nmahdng tic tces on the Red
Ei.sr. Sic wus TIE only rcacl Fcsscl u the
Trars-N:eslsst.Htf department, aud was very
fo:mi,:al'le.
OIL has been struck in Humboldt county,
IL tle northern part Of California. The we'll
is flowing I trv.vc barrels per day.
Furl's Theatre, the scene Of the assass:-
na,iou Of the late President Lincoln, has
been pu1ch .scd by Congregational Soc!e:y
aud will soon l.e tu ned into place Of wo.-
ship.
Sixty thcusard bales Of the cotton cap
tur.d at Sayu, ,lab, Charleston and Whining
1on have heen turned ovsr to the Treasury
Department.
The National Council Of fCong5csa tiocalists,
TOW III scsslsu at Boston, have adopted and
forwarded IN address 10 the President,
t,lrd.ing him their support.
, 1865-06-16

Eos7os, June 16:..Geo1ge, aged f1xteen year,,
neck with a revolver. fn1lctlng a severe and a.
tai wound, and lhen fed 10 The woods, where he
slew out his Own hra,bB with the same weapon,
IN II - act Wse without known Propagation; and up
industrious and af1eetionate son. The tragedy
occurred on Tuesday, in Saucus. Aass.. where
Mt. Holiday carried On bus{ness q Eewtng ma
chtLe manuiacturer.
, 1865-06-16

The Pension and Bounty Laws
OflsG2+'63. 'O4-,G5.
Hlt bs tent Or :ec.Jps ct IS cents. Aed.css
"OLD sOLDiKR'3 ADVOCATE"
j.1te193 1tdA~ CeTe'a1d Tho
, 1865-06-16

Srnr*or1EID, Junr. Is The Governor has is.
6u,d thu follo~tug I.roclamstlon:
STA1E OF IL1ISpts,
E1KcCr1vk DErAh1AHSr,t
SFluhlF1Etp, Juue is, 1etI,
Tt thu r.opiv IT i Ilut,ie:
our eololrss sre rrturbtDE home IN l1rre nun
bert. b5 re-. meats. conp4n'es and detacnmenta,
hnslly tcuttetrs ont sno honorab!y discharged
frum the ftEv.c- Of tbr United 9fate. The casnna
near Springfield and Chicago have been de.igpt-
ted Aa tte potcte Of rendezvous for thls purpos..
The 'IocI.s wis arrive q there camt's by raI
from the East End South. passing through the
Slase By cay and night tor sev*tal week.. several
regiment. Ghye rlrrkGy arrived and from thess
1ou'r. a. they nEr DISCHARGED, they will eeplra.c
IN Crcry direction to every part Of the Stuic col.
disre No longer, hut citizens agaiu, when It ~ viii
given the country and the bonofE ii # h1rt Won,
Let Us NEE" ttem, Iclow-cluzeus "A. on: htsrts
dictate. VIC thGu.d, with open arms, Witt tear.
1ul shouts, warm affections tprcad, the hest the
:,&Aie affords, wf'h Injuries hueh a. wnm.n sloue
can p1rpsrc; md ahuve all let us meet t. EN- A.
lie defend rs u our lEhcEtrt aud rae +sv,ore OF
o1r country. Tnsn from every employment long
enough to scDd"r ihese hraye men thc8s ho.p,.
7sliues. See tteif thlnned ranEs aud lat Gfnd
fygethrit eIou rcd faces an: Gt:adT dra step! See
Nlat tteiF stsUue arm and stout hearts have doaa
for D.! Turn out Ill ILLINOIS to welcome yonr Eo-
t,r sons, suth ~ the State can afford 10 d.. Show
them ny your recognition how theF bare ca 1"d
your lastluE crati lde and ~hen the dsys Of
We come ehsl! BE- rae=ed, you will see lh1ta g,od
EoId1ts kto~- how tn make good cltiz~n.
In icttsmuny whereof have hertuhto get my
hsnd; an; :.e 4usra the ereat seal Of the sttte
q! !'E.Ioas TO b. Affixed, on this htteelth d1y
ol Jane. 5u the ,csr Of our Lard one thousand
tsisnea, H1cuAEp ]. ou1zszr
*HAunkaTYSnA1E S.crrtnrr ,r e&,..
, 1865-06-16

Especial Dispatch to the Cb1ca-o TEthunc.]
ISpIASAr01ls, June IL.
Arrangements are rapidly being perfected by
which free transportation will be furnished by
ths Government 10 Southern refugees from, this
IoLt 10 their old bones. It will he necessary for
thoFe desiring such transportation to report to
Jtcob s. Will Secsetazy Of the Indiaua Refugee
Relief Association in this city. Thelr names will
he recorded and proof Of previous loyalty re-
cctred. aF.er which their caees will be cent to
Washington for approval. On beng 80 II proved,
transportation win be tasued
Col. y. II. schlater, Military Secretary to Cor.
Morton, leavee tonight for Louisville, to visit
md look after Indiana regiments now In camp At
that PORT
The s1st and 9iih regiments left Nashville to-
dsy for this c1ty. The ss,h and 11st hare been
tome what de'nJed ut Washington, but arc now en
70 IT., and vii reach here IL day or two.
Gov Ncrtop has sppoiu'ed T. A. Gnod1iu Al
lotneDt Commissioner for The State o: Indiana at
Louisville. 10 proeurs ih ply Ct indiana soldiers,
t:DH about beng Da1d At tia I mint
, 1865-06-16
Fire.

HARRIs1rRo, Pa, june ia tire, this morn
Ing, destroyed Flemtnes coach factory and b! ack.
en1th shop. James Poultercr's billiard FALCON,
Hess' news dcoot rnd Wiltsm PARK nils dwelling
house end plumbing Establishment. The Daily
3rir1vaph printing Office Was partially destroyed
srd BrJart's Ha1l damaged. The Exchange, the
County Court House and State Arss nal were come
ttMe il DANGER l'ut fortunately etc1ped. The TO-.
til lois IL 3s1 .tFO; partially injured. The ire is
attributed to fncenIiarieu
, 1865-06-16
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Met Tin: Amoec Cofortd Troops.

Thc fortsc:.s Monroe correspondent OF the
l'h1l1cs pE'a Inquirer, under date Of the 13.h,
F sye that Tor rome time 4 Inuinons spirit hAs
existed 1I the coIoIet cavalry brigade belonging
IL The 18th corps. the men declaring he Gcylrn-
1pert Aed tt E!ght tu send them to Texas. On
7le 12tal. when on board steamer. th.e
Fp!rit ui d1scon'ent took the form Of
tt+n mut}ry, when the yessel vas run
III to one II the vharrce Of the fortress f,r r.
t.'aLcc. Two companies of The ID Pennsytssut4
ar'll'r'y. were sen1 aboard under command Of
Msjof Via sch1i,fDr. On approachnR th vessel
cuEsn'ptpg lhcmr 'ineers, they threatened tn Dire.
TIE MINOR reeuEttd to strategy, anu rrturniu, to
The wharf hst tie mltneefs br0pRht ash0re IN.
der the guns Of his men IN par'tes Of two ard
three at tine Thus they were all dEe.rmed
n1c returned ucs.n 10 the vessel Tue ed c! vii.
I On from sailing aF toon IL expected.
, 1865-06-16

NFss Terr1ness GAMe-A Petition for
Fa1don-0pefaklon4 OF Ihe SauftarT
Comm ltA1ons
f9rx r+nt 9et<,atr@ IA ~ . f.R3.. --..

hrss Ferr1ness [AM-A Petition for
Fasdon-0perations OF Ihe SaufsaT
Commission.
ts<c.al Dlspatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
WAsu1KoTox, june Is;
The case Of Mrs. Pcsrine, which was presented
10 The Precedent few evenings ago By ihti lad :
10 pefton, Was referred batk to the Bureau OF MI
Na5y Justice tor RECOMMENDATION Of sentence
JudEe Advocate General reports thst he eau see
NJ 1t:ason for Inodtf, ing or changing the tulz.
M ut q the Military Commission, which fnpnd
AFs. PefItne guilty of tho charge or giving aid
imprisonment for the Term Of three mouths, Ths
1natlcr ta scain before the President upon Nj.
rine'e petition for executive clearance. She says.
~ hss petition. That Il csn scarcely be neccssu
this great country that 40 humble woman sh iii
he incarcert'ed in 4 dungeon for kissing hcr
eous'n: even were he rrl'sl officer:
sse. was ne p1Sxsn senr. af.nst ,ss1 he. I'D
6d not k1ft the rebel officer. Itwas another 'aay
In her company at the time who committed tbe
crime. The President wEs In continual roar Of
Laughter curing Nh. PerT1he; recital Of the csss
heItell. The lady - exceedingly vsv4cions and
vital clereT mimic. There is scarcely doubt
that the President will pardon her.
this sf.eTnoop. by wy Of Farkert ourr. M "a. a. "
The Sanitary Commission, the peoples d1spen-
eor OF good things to our brave soldiers, has,
during the period between May 18th and juno
1the, tufs saps: so,sfne St ;e e. &'eSs''ss 6 .ss
amounting IN the, aggregate 70 about
*si1, ,ooo- Thcec supplies: iesncd II the geld 70
welcome ss III. no toubt as to their timely arrt
v.l- The Commission Il unw serving the 8'h
eofns u NE tams way. This coEpt hsre graided
Fco.IectH'tt Of Btmll.r ssient1obs on the p.rt Of
cAmpatEA last year,
, 1865-06-16

fEw fonKt June H. The Cy,nmtrefdix spe-
cal ea.s, a delegation Of influential Unlonists
1ron Te1 1DeeRee Is in Washlnytou urging Tie ap-
no'n'neDt Of Il. @. Neies as in: :tice Of tie
f.14ie, from 1.,io1. %.-ss ~ ~. ao,.h ~: .
tent the people thoroughly weaned from JEFF
Davte, md regard his execution Al foregone
conclusion, and scguieete in 1t.
, 1865-06-16

FoRTREss MONROE, Juue 14-Immedt,tely
etfer the depsrtnre Of the infantry pornon OF the
Bay, about dozen large steamers arrived here
for the pnrpo:e of transporting the cavalry
fr'rade OF the 9Th corps, under command Of
Brig. Gen. Co'e. to The s.me destination. The
tteamerA have been enpplled with twelve days
coal and water. and much ot the cavalry has
alreafy embarked. Tha 70 lowing named steamers
have their |nlt cnupfemt nj Of troops and are NOW
ready to Fail, VIZ: 3. 8. Hagas, Dudley. Buck,
New Jtste5. EcC1e1lan, Wes h.eeett and D. NO.
Inv. The remaining s'eime!s will all be ready in
weather prevents dtepatth In LOADING.
, 1865-06-16

lsp:caf' Dispateh to the chl:seo: Tttbare}
WAsurNuVoS Junx is.
j., His reported By passengers who arrived hcrs
morning, that the monaraeEts recently erec,4d ,n r.
tsnl! Rnn ha'tie-de1d. AID which ~ere dEiir1ted
Q. sunday tast, have hetn destroyed ty le5cis &c.
1aen who Init the monument, swear. If thc "a
pert prores 1rur, they wall avercc 1he outrage by
ony ostt,oy,1e II every traee Of ciei1iz,tion Wthiu
G.rnoie's men will keep their word. a1'a
Tbe Pension Bureau Il receiving elatana for
s1e ersated Witows slstms sre filling d Tsn1d.
y. ~hue claims for invalid pensions nze on toe
Cen. GRAFT End stat hare returned I, w,.h1no-
ton rom their Eetlt m tou.. Grn. Grant viii r..
hsh q e untu he carn,lr'cs his report
\ Il. Asrkisnd; fpellsl agent OF he Post Once
1*.establith post routes IN that tection. ~
Numerous lnqutr1fs are r1ste or the General
I.sDd ONCE IN seG"1d 10 The clam. 0: the heird Of
nnce r!altec ioI tetvires in the 'ate war with
t;feat Britain. These lauds are located m71n,v In
ths Military District Of Illinois, p,rton ia Lis
tor thes. 1snc. Isny years ago were dup1Ic ate !.
As certified copies nre nce6ed, they caa readily
Prneu1e them hy direct application to the Generai
tnn ,.ra, vne "H9out Gosh the expenses bslng
viii m Ford, Of Illinois, ha. n-eu ap,otutet
r. = iarst-class cl.rkship in the Taird Aaaitos'e
Among ,he dea:hs Of soldiers reported TODAY
are the full ,wins: John Wafer, Co. q, 1a'h low:
A. J; Sratfae., E. SD Ind; Wns. il, Herd1nS. s.
3ist VII !. y Byrd. 4, 10Th Mich !; Thom,s
Eekensr 1qta Ptnn.; jbo ii. Ocdeu c. 1f1th
fsnn.; Pulaski Ffosi, E, 10th Mich; John ii.
Wi'lisms, G. Sd cav. 1A'
AnnonE othere said to have come out in fayor of
IeE5o sntf,:ge IN ylr+ina rs the only hope of The
fnta!; me Judges Suited and Brown, sswyef. all
md the Ha~ kim . 2, all Of whom are thorpurhIY
{ tscus ed with Cor. rnnr P erpl tot's royements.
The Legislature, which Has s=cretly called sccord-
tne to me place RI secesionsts In days pa. mrs
ont 10 be the late Legislature Of he Fe.tored
government Of Vi giuta, and not Tho new Leefs.
lafufe uneer etcet4ion cdntToi. The old peIr-
paint Legislature cons's ed or consists Of aye
Senators ard eight representatives. Three of
thr Senators Gre right and t@o hlths OF the Hcuse
md ttegu.ted With the whole lhtnc, Goysrnor
pe'1po,nt tnciaded, sud vii moi 60 10 h:h@ond,
20 that the few Of Southern procltv1t1ee vii
b. there to fsvor Governor Pierpont's pru-
tec'e. The or,y one who has rone
IRON Alexandria and Fu1rfax connties IL Johnson.
Of Alsx.ndrla, Of =; .oss loy.lty we nave sp@c1'
men tn his pertteting In attending The services
snd tuppoFtbg setel clergyman Whu, through.
gut The who E wRr, has refused to pay tor fhc
President. and who Was rejected Ion Chri.ts
Church parsonsce for bis rask dt.loyalty. The
= cte1n cnt on the subject, anoDg the loyal men
II Virginia ie intense.
, 1865-06-16

1Ep=etal Cllpstch to the Chlcsco Tr.bnre.J
ST. LOUIS, June Is, 1855.
The ns" Supreme Court met to-dsy and took up
tht docket, and diHposed OF seyeral caees. The
Cd 3rdeee We're sraiencd before the Recorder on
The charge Of disturbing The peace. bu, a. the
Governor and other witneseee failed to sppcar
asaittt shsua, they sFere dismissed. The conse.-
vatlses were preparing for grand denomination
IN this t1isl to vindicste what they call iutured
innote1ce. The Indignation meetior c,ite,s h.
The copperhcadf for this evening, to protcc,
sEnlrst the forcihle removal Of tho Supreme
'udfer, has been postponed until sa.urd,y
light.
The Germsn Radical orear. which opposed the
new Constitution tuetarns the Governor in r.
moving The old Jndges. aod saye every Ridlrsl
n'ust stsEd up to him in this matter. This ls ac-
tUalfy the c1te.
The returns coming in IN the new Consultation
thcresse the majority tn its favor, though 81 bad
heur1n. the co1serrattves claim majority Of
hst th4n 800. To do this they omit ecysrai
Counties.
TIE Western Eanftasy Commission has rent
ene hurdsed tons Of Ice 10 DuvaiI's Blu6, Tor the
soldiers there and at Little Rock.
The June tife has exhausted itself at st. Joseoh
ard tie I1Tef Is falling.
, 1865-06-16

SAX FRANCISCO, JuIe II The dtst oil we]]baa
been opened In Humboldt county, at the depth az
eighty fee'. TIE flow ia small, say twelve barrels
day, hut the nass1es interested believe 1t will IN
county = in the extreme northern part Of he
Efsfn
, 1865-06-16

New YoRK. June 15,-John Mtuor Botts ts rot
opposed 10 the creatIon Of the new state Of West
Virginia, acknowledges Peirpo1nt as Governor.
ity Of the eonst stitut1on framed At Alexandra by
eleven men. usfe1ts thst Cen Patrick hss an-
pointed dlf'oysl men 10 Office in Richmond, and
diaspnfnreR Of IL