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Nh REAsASthe late rebel POssuaz-
tsr General, recently released from Port
Warren, denies the stories published
about Davts's disguise when captured
he says the only Ouniation ii has in
truth IS that Mrs Davis hastily threw
hey travelling cloak over his Shoulders
as he vent ont Of the tent, but tha1
Davis made No aftemps at eoueeaine
his person.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES
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consisting Of YEeDea, German and Dome-,,,
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Hsh and American Ca8EtneFeS, SiIlE CashTDeSu
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PEEEIEKD THIS DAY, PIVR F,iFT-E,s a.,
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IN s3SE com Low GRADE
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rhs ssyon-ThIrtY I.onn.

PHILADBLPHIA, juno 23.---The subscrip.
tlons to-day In all parts Of tho Union to the
Seven Thirty LoHn, as tolegraphed. to jay
Cooke, subscription ngont, amount to So.
500, 900, including the Second National Bank,
Nashville, $225, OOOi Second National Bank,
Chicago, $3.50, OOO First National Bank,
Lsayenworth, 500, 900; First National Bank,
Cincinnati, Sl0O, 900; First National Bank,
Boston, 5000, 900; First National Bank,
Desmoines, $55, ,OO0i Ninth National Bank,
Now York, Sli4.3 300, First National Bank,
st. Paul, $50, ,OOOi Merchants Bank, Fort
land, Maine, $50, ,OOOi Merchants National
Bank; Cleveland, Ohio, 100000; Metsrs.
Preston, Willard a Hart, Chicago, $50, 900
Tho number of individual subscriptions Of
$50 and 500 by working mon and women,
making up portions Of the above aggregate
was I,95j. .. ~
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The D.partmsnt Of washington.

Tho following important order was this
morning promulgated from the headquarters
Of the Department of Washington:
HgADa's DEP'T or wAsHINaToS,
TWENTY -SECrSD AMY CORPs, Jane y, lS6J.
Under instructions contained In Special
Orders No. 3l5, current series, War Depart
ment, Adjutant General's 0fice, Of june
10Th, 1865, the following field works are an.
nouneed rs competing the deiences Of Wash
ingtOn: .
North Of Potomac: Port Carroll, Fort
Stanton, Fort Baker, Fort Mahnn, Fort Lin
coin, Fort TOtten, Fort Slocun, Fort Stevens,
Port RonO, Fort Sumner, and Fort Foote.
South Of Potomac. Lyon and Re-
doubts Weed, Fnrnsworth, and 0'ROoo,
Fort Ellsworth, Fort Worth, Fort Ward,
Fort Richardson, Fort MoPherson, Fort
Whipplc, Fort Morton, Fort @. +, Smith,
Fort Ethan Allen, and battery Rodgers. All
other Forts, Batteries, and Block Houses of
tho Dcfcnces of Washington, will beat once
dismRntled, excepting Fort Tillinghhst md
Fort Craig, which viii bc maintained until
Fort MCPHERSON, Immediately in rear Of the
positions occupied by them, Is so far com.
plotted as 10 receive its armament
Under instructions to bo issued through the
Chief Of Artillery Of the Department, md
Commanders will dispose Of NIL ordnance and
ordnance stores belonging to the Forts 70 he
dlsmantled, and make the necessary changes
in the armament Of the works TO bo retained.
Forts Greblc North Of Potomac,l and
Fort Corcoran, (south Of Potomac, win be
used temporarily for tho storage Of such ord.
nance and ordnance stores as tho Chief Of
Ordnance may designate. .,..
AZ soon Hs the artillery, ammunition, and
other stores nre removed from any fort, bat.
terry, or block-house, the garrison thereof will
be withdrawn, and only sufficient guard left
to protect tho property, This guard viii re-
main until further orders from these head
quarters. ~ ... 10;
Such property and material belonging to
the Engineer Department within the fortB TO
bs disnouutod, Hs ia thS opinion Of the Chief
Engineer Of the Defences may be needed foI
the completion OF tho fort 10 bc retained, or
Is Of such nature as would render II liable
to injury, or TO bo stolen, will be nt once ro,
moved to tho works whore needed, or turned
into the nearest engineer depot.
The Chief Of Artillery and Chief Engineer
Of the Defonees will render with as little dc.
lay rs practicable to these headquarters, re.
ports of their action taken under the pruSis.
Ions Of this order, and schedule exhibiting
proper strength of garrison for each work 70
be retained
The Chief QuArtCrmRStor, Department Of
Washington, will furnish the necessary trans
portntion for execution Of this order. .
by command Of Major General Parke ..
J. II, TAYLOR,
' Chief of Staf, A A'u
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A Loan for the Mexican Republic
Many FIres-GoId I'm Columbia.


SAN FRANcIscO, June IA fro at So!
nora to-day destroyed property valued ut
50, 900 r... ..,, A..
Tho agents of. the Mexican Republic have
put lean upon the market for SIC, 900, 900.
The week closed quietly in cOmmercial
circles. The trade In general merrhRnllisc
has been light. In the produce market the
tendency IL for lower range. The Tros-
poets OF nn early supply Of new wheat " ere
0ting n desire among holders 10 ren lire.
Capital Is abundant, and the rates Of interest
have lower tendency,
Tho steamer Constitution sailed to-day for
Panama with 576 passengers and 81, 100000
in treasure, of which Ss75, 900 is consigned
to New York. ell.
SAN FRANcIsCo, June ia fre in this
city last evening, Mt the front Of Market
street, between California and Sacramento
street, destroyed twenty Ave buildings, chus.
ing u loss Of 800, 900. Many families were
rendered homeless,
The town OF Browns Valley, in YubN
county, has been almost entirely destroyed
by fire
The steamer Sierra Nevada, from Portland
md Victoria, brings $22S, 900 In gold, and
favorable news from the mines. . ID
New gold discoveries in Upper coluPbiH
aro reported. r. ua.-...
Tho people Of Victoria have been deceived
by bogus kilograms from Now Westminster
describing the execution Of Jefferson Davis
and Brsc ckinridgo for treason, and the papers
comment on 1t ut length. .-.L
The election in Washington Territory rc.
suited in tho success of Denny, tho Upion
candidate for Congressional delegate, Tho
last election was carried by the Democracy.
Later advicos from Arizona report moro
outrngcs by the ApachOs, The troops from
California would soon be on their track. "'
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News lteIns.

-~N----N
Six out Of eight of Queen Victoria grand.
children, are boys.
TnE Emperor Of Austria has annouuced
his intention Of being crowned King Of Hun.
gary. ..,
Tue Pope is said to have entertained the
idea Of canonizing Christopher Columbus,
Tue annual Lady Godiya procession at
Coventry, one Of the most ancient customs in
England, has beon abolished this year.
LORD PALMERsToE's health Is by no means
satisfactory to his friends. The veteran pre-.
mier is evidently failing fast.
A coNrLETE omnibus network has been
established at Florence, which will enable
persons TO travel from ono end Of the city 10
the other, and oil around, for two cents.
QUESTIONS are being asked as to Whore are
the remains Of Ammo Boloyn, as they are not
to he found where she whs supposed "a he
buTicd--namely, in the church Of St. Pfter
nj Nincula. ...,
ALEXANDER the idgety-thnt Il Dumas
now wants to have a theatre built for the sole
performance Of his dramas. A capital Is re.
quircd, Of oOurse---say q million dollars--but
that Is . triae for SO groRt n man.
JEFF. DAVIS may be, as his friends call BIN,
"an iron man, but we arc glad that be Is
no longer an ironed one. 81.
TnE London Tnes says that tho United
States Constitution is imperfect" Oh, we'll,
we Rro gOiag TO amend IT, ..rf
ON."-The New York Timss
calls this the ''upspeakable word-'-one
which henceforth no public man will dare to
pronounce in America, unless he docs SO for
the purpose Of execratins TINT which 1t char
Hcteiizcs.
IMP0RrAHr foe Of SO heretofore
charged by tho Goyernment on all vessels ar
irving Rt this port has bcon remitted on all
vessels entering the dock but still remains
on vessels loading and unloading outside
Richmond RPHbhe.
Tug Atlanta THeihGcRnsr Of the sth hears
that the men who recently made raid on
and captured large amount Of tho specie
belonging to tho Richmond banks over in
South Carolina, hnvc boon arrested, and are
now in safe custody.
Ir IL said that about fifty thousand Rddi.
tional troops, to be taken from the Army n
the Potomac the Army Of the Tennessee, and
Gon. Hancock command, are 10 bo must cred
OUT Of service, and that the pEeparations for
the work have already been cornIncnced.
TuE New York Herald thinks that, "4ith
the exception OF q few who have made the
rebellion source of profit, or have been,
through u, clothed with little brief author.
ity, which they mover could have obtained in
any other way the sntiro South are loyal to
tho Union, and arc but waiting for an oppor-
tunity to so manifest themselves. y
GEN. has not been, mustered
out Of the servieei but only out Of his volun-
tcet commission. He stiH retains his Tanlk in
the regular Army--Breyet Brigndier General
and Colonel l7th. U, s. infantry, Their II
no law authorizing tho President to mttsior
regular officer out of his commission. lie
may bo retired dismissed OF resigned y
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DARKIEs, MULEs, AND WAGOSs. THE
third Of Uncle Sans wagon trims arrived on
Wednesday, numbering as heretofore, two
hundred and fifty wagons, each wagon drawn
by six mules, This train, like the hrst, had
All negro drivers. They represented almost
every southern State, and, according to thoir
statements, some Of them have been all
through the war. One said he had been driy-
Ing ever since the war broke'out, and that he
was present at the ilrd Bull Ran fight. An
other said he started from Montgomery, Al.
ALBANIA; that ho only intended to be gone q
month, and had promised TO return home at
the expiration of that time, but now thoro
was six months pay due him and he was
waiting to settle up, but was bound to start
home when he got to Louisville. As n gen
eral thing, the complexion Of these drivers is
good, genuine black. We rather think They
are dyed In the wool, though IL is posiiblo
the hue has been deepened by exposure TO
the sun. TheS seem 10 bs we'll yorssd in the
science of muleOlogy, and drivers and ami
mails are on the best Of terms. From carly
morn till dark these teams crowded the
streets, and one would suppose from tho
amount Of oats and hay haulsd away thai
there would be but little Of those articles
left in the city.--W Whssiing HteHigSHoet.
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The state PRISONERS a, Fortre.. Mon

Tn. stat. pr,sourr. N, ro,tre.. Man.
a. ,,.,. -.
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- 4 .-t1,i - - = :.
9itFef sritps from fortlePs HtYhroei nH-t1i-
loWs;i Ih " IL
III AI III l5nN hIfcHEL.
John MItchei y trenicd Eerl much ~ the
ayIs of ne mdlt imroftant sfebA lie cub
'sists on aoternfnent Army rations, il cioseIy
guarded. and IL not allowed tho wheroulIhal
10 manufacture reasonable Newspaper mr.
tieles. nor IL he furnished with papers or any
reading matter. save tho Bible or anyprayer
book that he ma N desire John weiles away
the yfoafH hour IN his prison NC, with smoE
ing. Hc brought A pipe with -h;m.-np 4,
allowed tobacco. No Conversation il per.
mitted with Rim. nor does he court any. Tbus
far he has rl,oWn hims,lf rnther tacit1rn than
otherwise. -.
:. CIsm. CLAY smokes with philosophic indif.
ference, He occasionally addresses n plohs.
ant remark 20 his guards. Az n prisoner he
has given yery little trouble. From the be-
ginning he Rns suhsisted on army ration.
lie eats but little. smokes great deal, and
has evidently made IN his mind that neither
frettine nor erunbline viii .heftp his cnse.
and Inc best eourse 10 he pursued is 10 take
tbings easily and auieLIy, -f.,.t,. .r.l .~-
JEFF o.. thsrhief of ali offenders, has
fully rec |ed his health He has not vet
beer, returned 10 his first diet, the army m,
tion. His food Ia prescribed by Or. Craten.
and Is such a. will copduce most 70 mis-
health. Since tho tone Of his physical hchlth
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Alleged Heavy Frauds-Dtsappearan
OF a Prominent Produce Dealer
Consternation Among ms Victims.

he Me- ~ TNVaa Ina
conJSsrshis sSci,sment w. crsafsd In
oom,ns,c;ai c;,cIsS yss,ard.v 'mornins Inv
tbe snnSnnoomsnt ~, ,he sSr,nr nartnsr ~
oy,s orfhe Ieadinv nroy,.,on hou,s. had ham
missInc FOR some day, nast and Inter In The
day n - rnmorsd tbs, No had l.ft for Ea.
ros, a1d vns 4 t,efauIter 10 4 large amount.
Tbs gcntlsman who has been tho oause Of
tbis sxcItemcnt is Mr. Smith ] Fastman OF
the frm of Eastman a Co. provision dealers,
I,road street - - .-IT
n Is stated that Mr.. Eastman has lnteiv
beep oncratino largely In nork selling sboTt.
ana has Ios, heaviiy lie M siso beer onor,
ating In stoeLs hui bis snancinI difBcultios
~" %, .n,,,,n.,d 40 hay. ar;sn,, s,o,, ,ho 10,
Ter cause n All TIC losses on stoek operatIons
naid hv him in,,ns ,bo nast yoar Az NOT on
easd 29S 0oS ill., b,pss, hnwsyar ,S;n
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24
The Prssidsnt's Poiley towards the
Indian Tribes.

Tho President has directed Hon. VIM p.
Dole, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, to
proceed to the Indian country, for the pur-
pose OF ottoctins important treaties with tho
hostile, as wen as tho pcaeeable Indian
tribes, In his Instructions to Mr.. Dole, the
President says that he deems the present an
auspiciods and htting time for the renewal Of
efforts to impress upon tho Indians In the
more distant /, Territories, the rapidly in.
eroasing and pressing necessity for the Abnn-
donment Of their wild and rowing habits, and
the adoption In their stead Of the mora poRco-
full and Industrious arts Of civilized life. 10.
There is no. longer any region Of country
loft within the United States whore their
wild habits and modes Of life can prevail Rs
formerly. They are being pressed Rnd
hemmed in on every side BIZ tho adyansinp
settlements Of m industrious and enterpris.
ing people, and they must, therefore, learn
tO adapt themselves TO the nov order oi
things, and. 10 live in peace among them
selves and with their white neighbori, oil
they must inevitably perish The policy Of
settling them upon suitable reservations
whore they may, with the aid and friend
ship Of the Government bo ablo TO sub
sist themselves by agriculture and other in
dustrihl pursuits Is left without alternative
Thsse yis~s have doubtless impresseC
themselves upon you during The period yOr
have had the immediate direction Of our In
dian rolationsi and your experience in treat
ing with tho Indians, and familiarity with
their ohAraeteristics. servo 10 point You ou
rs tho proper officer Of the Indian Depart
ment 10 visit the various Indian tribes in thu
Territory, and to cher into such troatis,
with them as will bost secure permAhen
tranquility on our borders and promote thei
future welfare and prosperity. a.. '5'
The commanders 0f the various military
districts and forts have been instructed I,
corporate with Mr.. Dole, and to render hin
all the assistance he may require. 'Tfr
Mr. Dole has been unwoll for several dRys
but Is now dischRrging tho duties Of his ooice
and will soon be able 10 leave for tho West.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-24

TmH news from MeAiUu Is interesting. II
the reports that we receive from New Or.
leans may be relied on Maximilian's tenure
Of authority grows moro procarious every
day. The Emperor II Is said, displays no
talent for governing his turbulent subjects,
and leaves the management OF affairs almost
entirely to the Empress The foreign merco-
narios are Incoming disorganiEed, and tho
FrOnch troops look TO Marshal BaEhino for
orders. A report comes by way Of Browns.
vile, Texas, that General Negrete has been
defeated and taken prisoner by tho Impe.
rialists. .. .''
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SECOND EDITION.
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We were much grAtidsd to learn that Mr..
DANIEL KALBPus, for some time one Of the
principal clerks Of the Internal Revenue
ofice ofthis city, has received the appoint
ment A. Assessor of. tho Eleventh District Of
PennsylvAnia. tcombined with rate intel.
lOctual powers Mr.. KGLETUs unites pro-
found thcOrOtieal and practiCal knowledge Of
law, especially IN connection with the litter.
nal Revenue system, that enables us TO say
this is a well-msrited appointment. As an
Incorporating friend Of the Administra.
tiOn, too, Mr.. X. is among the ablest, and
during the late political campaign rendered
yoomnn service 10 the cause in section Of
country where such men are like angels
visits--fsw and far between. May his shadow
mover grow less .s ,.