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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
IL James.slip New-York. follows: ,,
500 q m Greenport Mail, stopping q al Ssaa'n''
5cn m. Ysphsnk Expies and To Greenpor on Saturdays
400 p. IN Syosset Express.
500 D. M for FarmnSdsle. ,l
Trains for Roslyp and Glen Head leave as WV m s"s
200 .. M, changing cars at MineoIG p.,,or
0u"~~' ">' r. WHITE Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
~ ~ HUGH RIDDLE. G-n1 Supt, New. Yofk
VIZ R. BARB Genp Pass Agent, New-fok-

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD-On and after Monday Nov =, trains ior AinsnX
and Troy connecting wi Northern and western uans VIZ
leave Newl ork o. follows: .. -
73O a m via Hudson River Railroad, ThlrussnN ene
Tenb.aye connecting with FOR North aud Wet
10 M via Hudson River Railroad connecting WIN Ns'n
ern and Western trains ,v..sh
avs connecting with trains North aud West
5:5O o. m via Hulson River Raj road, connecting eS
with Train for Montre a. with ale cpins attached
o. IA. via Harlem Railroad. connecting Win "sSsn
| trains. sleepingcsrs attached At Albany
m via Hudson River Rsirosd; se~pne cars IRON New
York to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change 1nn
m n m vi. Hudson River Railroad, with seepneca!s e
tsched connecting at Albany and Troy with morning 'ms
| for North and West. nn W. p..,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
lAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.


~ Passenger Depot IN Newl ork, foot Of Liberty st. and
Freight Depot ia Pier No. North River connect
ing at Hampton Junction with the Delaware LakawaDna
and Western Railroad AID at ston with the Lehigh Valley
Railroad and its connections forming direct line 10 Pitts.
bugh and che West without change Of ears; also the Oil
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the West except SuDday
when evening train.
One train daily Except Saturday, for the oil region
Sixty miles ard honrs av~d by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati. ST. Louis, Lc with but cnsnse Of cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov. TO- lS65-Lsav- New York follows:
At M. for Esston. Msucb Chank. Wiiamsport Wnheo
barre, MahanOy City, etc.
MAIL TRAIN-At .. M for Pennington Easton, Wsta
Gap Scranton, Wilkesbarre Crest bend, Pston Bingham
"a sm.-western Express for Esston, Scranton, Great
Bend Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Pittsbsrah and the
West with but change Of 70 Cincnnau or ChcaGo
and but two changes to ST. LouiA . - .
IL n. Tluy-For Esston, Allentown, Manch Chunk,
Wilkesbarre Wiismsport. R~sdins. Pottsvi Harrisburg
m.-ror E.ston, Scranton. Great Bend, Bsthshsm'
Allentown, Mauct Chunk.
D.. m.-For Somervis and Flemineton IN
Sp.m.-E1pres train for the Oil Region and Ene' dAy
except Saturday.
SO p. m-for somsrvills. ,H4
spm-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-Fu EstoS, A.
ientown Reading Harrisburg Pittsbursh aud the West
EEIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY:
Leave NewYork from loot Libertys st. 1t 10 m ana t:S
D. m from Pier No. North River at p. m.
Boats stop ct Bergen Point and Marners Herbor ,
Tckes for the be obtained at the oice o. M
Central Railroad Company foot Of Lib~rtyst r., f No
Amor House. Eos III aud SIG broadway and ut the pf
pal hotels JOSIAH q. 5rEARNS. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Hlr0ifal.
VJNHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
i IN A THOUSAND YEARS,
TIE WORLD CHALLENGED TO PRODUCE LIKE
RESULTS.

WHEELER'S COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT OF MULLEN
IS THE GREATEST DIURETIC, ALTRRATIvE AND
BLOOD PURIFIER EVER DIsCovEREDl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
T'HE GREAT. NEw-ENGLAND REMEDY! /!
DIX. j. W., POLAND'S WHITE PINE
Compound.

carly in the sprins of 1855 tha, this compound was
init & e sno,r ssSo 81 my ' as S,.srr.esbe cough
a for some months previous thought that prepaaion
<ng for its basi the inside park Of white pine might oe 70
Compounded as 10 be very useful IN the case oil me tga
lungs To test the value Of il in the case alluded TO-
pounded small quantity of the medicine that hah oeen
cdingy gratifying Within days the irritation OF te
throat removed the cough ubsided and speedy cure
dondIry n H. who had been suffering week. from
bad cough oecaoped by sudden eSa ras na a% and en
or more She took about Of it and got well
j. B. CLARK esq, ediOr Of The Maae,e.ter Daily Mryor
cold and was cured immediately lie SO highly pleased
with the results and SO confident Of attending It's sales
rivc II name sd send il abroad 70 benefit the sucrin In
NoyembeI l9s5 iI.t advertised under the % haae lime
there had been wholcaed in Manchester alone one hundred
dollars worth. where it took the lead OF all the congh LIN
il coed reason for all this {. very soothing and beang IN
its nature warming the stomach and pleasant wlhh W
sa,emeSy for iidney complaints the WHITE PINE
COMPOUND sands unrivaed IL was not or-nssu I 'J
that purpose but person IN nns lG .oIfh nsS deulty
years standing Since that accidental discovery ay
thousand. have n.ed for the same complaint and hsVe
written hy D. rSsnd sS" Since ,1sn
as in Manchester the WHITE PM ~ sr the
Of Kidney difficulties In every CITY, town. 'aee "o
hamlet throughout the New England states. -.
The mast wear has given great opportunity to test the virtue
ofthe WHfTE PINE COMPOUND. 1t has been an unusual
time for Colds and Conghs and very large qnaie a. ,.h
the happest effects II speaks well for the Medicine ana Le
people where /, IL prepared are high In It's praise.
One bottle of this Compound generally sufficient 70 re-
move bad cough and frequently have known per'ons TO
have cold en-, in two days BY u,ng less han
hall bottle From one TO two tea'Pooig aise aoss
sometimes put little white sugar and hot water WIN !"
when taken going 10 bed. .,,,
The limits which pufposey conhne myself IN ,hs ci
cular will no, allow Of that fu Expression which would
like 10 give in favor of the " WHITE PINE COMPOUND IL
Is universally admired by all who use ~ 1t les ata'ed 20
snch popularity among those whose opinion IL valuable m
deed that VANITY may possibly In part prompt me to rcofd
here tn hurried people will have patience TO readi 80
viii stop by merely recommending to al who media cougn
kidney remedy to the urtnes Of The WHITE ZINE
COMPOUND.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

LNRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot fooo
~ of Cham bers-st via. PavoDs Ferry:
m. Day Express. for ,snsDdaigDa kochestsr beu0o
Salamanca and West Connects st Buffalo with LAKE shore
Grand Tlunk Railways and st Salamanca with Aoanos
and Great Western Railway. - go
$50 .. m.. Milk aud Way Train. daily, 70 Otsviis
10 q m Express NAL. for huhao Salamanca sna Dun.
kirk Connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and Great
Western Railways. 80
Som, Way Train, for Port Jervis and Nswbursd.
5p M Niskt Express for Csnandasua Roehestes bohaA
D. NJ Lightning Express. daily 70, C.nandaeUa koehss
ter Bufslo SsIamanca, Dunkik, and West CoDoecss
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Urand Trunk Railways and u
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Westen knwsy
sp. M, Eusrans Trsin daily for Buffalo, sAA"snes D'-
kirk and West. ,,nn,r ouc. r-v,,a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-The
IL Cosstwiss Company will dispatch the A one steamer
FLAG q. w. Brown. Commander, on TUESDAY. Dec. S,
s o'clock D. m from Pier No. 20 North River foot Of War.
renst Apply Companys Office, No III West War.
rem. St. ID. N. CARRlNGTON
ALABAMA follows Dec Is
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
NIEW.YORK and dNEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT ls6a
COMMENCING NOtEMBER ~, 1865.

p....nger Station in New-York corner TwentyevAth =
and Fourth.aye Eutrance on TWENTY n.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

EOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-The New
l. u. s. mail steamship NESHANNOCK, Capt J. II. Win
chester win leave pier no. North River on SATURDAY,
Dec at ocockp M Her accommodations for passenger,
B. CROMWELL & Co.. No. e6 West.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
GEO. MCDONALD &

Sold by AZ respectable dealers.
DEMAS BARNES CO,
General Agents, NO. 81 Park row
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-31

LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS,
ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUA1TERNIAsTER,S
Washington, ID. c., August IL, 1865
Will be sold, at CITY POINT, VA, ON WEDNESDAY,
October H. at IL o'clock A. NJ.
ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND t4O0Ul TONS RAILROAD
IRON.
AT PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDAY. October 10. at
12 NJ,
FIVE t5) FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
About Fifty t50l Freight Cars and One ~ Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK, VA, October 10. at p. NJ,
ONE NEW LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE, foot grage.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, OH TUESDAY, October II,
FIFTY 50) FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
feet S15 inch guage
Eighteen (lS) new Platform Cars. five foot gyage
Twenty five t25) Box Cars five (5) foot glage
About three hundred and fifty j50 Box Cars, feet ~
inch guago
About hundred and thirty t23O Platform do, feet
81s inch guagc
About thirty 1907 Stock do, feet So inch guage
Twenty (20) Passenger do, 4 feet 81 inch guage
One ~ Wrecking dO feet Sis inch guago
Two t2) new Trucks
Sixty t60) new Trucks framed
Fourteen t14) Flats, framed
About two thousand (2O00) tons Railroad Iron
Sales to commence Mt ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A. b. and
to continue from day to day until all sold.
Terms cash, i'll Government funds.
Brev. Col. and A. Q. NJ, U S. Military Railroads.
August "a SO
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DAILY NEWS S.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1865.
LOCAL MATTERS.

To oUR CRY SuBscRIBERs.-Wc would be thank
full If there is any failure on the part of our car
ricrs to deliver the DAILY NEWS, if our city sub
scribers would give immediate notice. Every
effort OH our part will bo mado to secure an carly
delivery, and if tho carriers fail in doing their
duty, VIC hope to bo Immediately informed Of it.
HEALTH OF THE CrTY.-The City Registrar CDR.
GEO. $. PELzER) has sent us for publication tho
Bill of Mortality for the week ending August Goth.
by it VIC discover that there have been SO deaths
in that timc 36 Of which arc blacks and colofed,
and II whites-the number Of the former being
moro than double the latter. This is singular
fact, that we havo no remembrance of having over
observed BEFORE and it should elicit attention and
Inquiry.
In examining the statement before u.s. we lind
cases of fevcrs of different kinds-2 whites and
blacks; Of diarrhea, cascs-ail blacks; OF old
ago, cases-all blacks OF tho other diseases
none are extraordinary, but only those from which
we always suffer at this season, and Of which but
few have been fatal. Upon tho whole, if any
doubts exist out of the city, in regard to the good
health Of Charleston, an examination of this doc
ument in our paper Of to-day ought to satisfy all
reasonable minds.
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JUST RECEIVED.
FRESH GOODs---FULL STOCK

S0PACKAGES NEW b1ACKEREL
e)O $50 bags Rio and Java Coffee
80 200 boxes Candles
200 whole boxes Raisins, Layers
200 half boxes Raisins, Layers
SO boxes Cooking Soda
100 boxes Magic Coffee
SO chests best Teas cheap
200 bbls. Sugars, various kinds
80 tierccs Molasses
25 bbls. Cider Vinegar
90 bhs. Corned Beef
25 bbs. Cornod Pork
$50 boxes Starch
200 boxes Soap
600 boxes Herrings
200 boxes Pickles and Gerkins
200 cases Sauces and Ketsups
200 bbls. Extra Flour
so packages Goshen Butter
Spices Of all kinds Maccaroni, Citron, Preserved
Ginger Cooking Extracts, &c, &c.
GEO. ". CLARK & CO.,
August 81 No. las Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-31
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAIL
ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
Washington, d. c., August IL, 1866. }
Will be sold at MANCHESTER opposite Richmond Va,
on TUESDAY, October 3,
TWENTY-FIVE t25) NEW FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINES five 10y foot gua,c five (Jl foot drivers.
cylinders 16x2 inches capacity of tank 1900 gallons
Five (5 irst-cluss Locomotives. feet ~ inch guage
Two hundred and sixtyre (2G5) Box Freight Cars.
five foot gllage
Fifteen (l5) new Platform Cars, five foot guage
Ten (10) Freight Cars, feet Sls inch guage.
The sale to continue from day to day until all sold
Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON,
August "a 24 Brew. Col and A. Q. NJ.
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UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMA6TER,(
WAsHISGTON D. c., July 25, 1865. (
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
Will be sold ut PUBLIC AUCTION to the highest bidder.
the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, September 19 at the Portland Co.'s
sh2p in Portland Maine Six t6) Locomotive Engines
On THURSDAY, September 81, Mt Hinkly T. Wiiiams'
Shop in Boston. Mass, Four t4) Locomotive Engines
On MONDAY, September 20. Mt Kennett Square near
Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty 50) Box Freight Cars four
feet eight-and- a-hnif inch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September q, at Wilmington, Del,
Eighty-four (84 Box Freight Cars, five foot gauge.
The above stock is all and Of the very best quality
The Engines Ave feet gauge Ave foot drivers, and
cylinders 16x24 inches They be changed
gauge at trifng expense.
Sales to commence at 10 4. NJ.
Terms: Cash i'll Government fundf.
IL. l.. ROBINSON,
August II 20 Brevet Colonel and A. O. NJ.
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BY MILLIGAN d SON.
THIS DAY. 3ls instant ut the King and Society,"
streets, at 10 O'clock will sell,
j No. TWO-HORSE WAGON.
l Light Spring Wagon, in good order.
l Cow, in fine order.
Barrels Goldfish.
Sundry articles Furniture.
Dry Goods, Crockery, Tobacco scgars. &c &c.
August 81
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AUCTION SALES,
Boots, Shoes, riOMinJ, &c.
MILES DRAKE

Boots. Shoes, CioNing, &c.
MILES DRAKE
Will sell THIS DAY the 3Is inst at 10 O'Clock ut hix
r, s,E5c corner of King and Liberty Streets
The following well selected GOODS:
20 pairs Mems Patent and Calf CONGRESS CATERS
"a pairs Mons Lasting Front Lace Caters
AZ pairs Boy Calf Boots
II pairs Mems extra inc Strap Shoes
4S pairs Boy = Calf Brogans
GO pairs Misses Kid Congress Caters
12O pairs Mems Goat Slippers
"a pairs Mems Buff Oxford Ties
60 pairs Mems Buff and Calf Balmorals
60 pairs Misses Cater Boots
60 pairs Mems Buff Brogans
100 pairs Ladies' fine Congress GaitcrR
4S pairs Ladies' Kid and Cater Balmorals
"a pairs Mems Calf Boots
lO0 pairs Infants Kid Boots
large assortment Of Mems and Boys Clothing.
undershirts Drawers, Fancy Cassmcrcs Hosiery, &C.
August 81
=, lrosTr"SEp on ACCOUNT OF THE wEATHER
ShoeS, Shut0 Goots Dry Goods, DC, 10 close con-
SignInPHfS.
BY MCKAY " CAMPBELL.
THIS DAY, 3lst instant, will sold at our Stores
Nos. 80 and 81 1Iascl-strcct, at 10 o clock
Cases Mcn'S White and Col0rcd STRAW HATS: L.
dies Fancy Black and White Straw Bonncts, Misses
Felt Hats; Misses Straw and Fancy Hats Ch;ldrcn <
Turbans; Fancy Straw Blonds; Fancy Cords Feathers
Trimmings. &c, &C.
MEMS sEwED BRoGANS; Ladies' Balmorals: Ia
dies Heerd Bootees Ladies' Elastic Caters Misses
Morocco Bootecs; Childrcns Fancy Shoes &c. &c.
AND
An invoice of HOSIERY; Mems White and Colored
Cotton Gloves; Silk and Drcsscs Shawls Irish
Linen; Printed Satncts Cashmere Pants: Pins; Pocket
Books; Money Belts; Pen Knives Ink; Razor Strops
&c., DC.
Two PIANOS
snndry articles of FURNITURE; Bcdstcads; Mat
Counting House Desks &c.
Conditions cash. August 81
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The rule at religious parties-No CARDS.
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U.SS. MARsnAL.-We understand that W.
GAYER, Esq. has been appointed by the Presiden
United States Marshal for this District.
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aB- COTTON and all kinds of PRODUCE received in
exchange for Goods.
Consignments received sale, and every attention
paid to the shipment and forwarding of PRODUCE,
MERCHANDISE, etc. August II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
Sew Ysrk Markets.

Wv TozK, May 81.
CoTToS--Hsasys ga ar 4iddlii 2. saies By
auction t'4sy Il : i6o Charleston eetton,
- =. 4S.1s, ord narr I'D middling, payA-
gLorR-Hsavy. an % lover; soas &
for Extra ts'o; sss3s ~ gor E1tra Round Ho b
0siSi isss - for Trade brands. d akst { ossd
WHISKY -stssdy ; afaaali for We tern. the
Letter price for snasls 70 ..
wH.AT--QHist. and sith out dsel ed ehanRr !,
7lsl Is Dor Amb 5iehigAo.
RlE-ouist; stern s..
CoRN-opened lac batter, but closed ezl
3,95' 'ow . 9igS3 for common Mia Ne=hr !;
p3es95ja for kIH dried, Osins at e0ass2 for gyoG
gsrcls.
suaAS-s,saiy; Cab. Mu.so,.4o lo1,sla;
arn boxes vsnss.'d -
EOtAssRS-Dsn
PETEJLEUN-oaist aud arn. asa ~. Z r
Srudsi 49G5o for Hsh1ed an nd, aud oas7 c
70 DO fri
PoRK-Ex iiod aud decided y hIeL.r; 2. oons
- . for pe~ Mes, eiosisE Al 2lc0 cash; % %
for 1868 ard 81 &C, rash and Regular Nay elaa-
iBg At p o. cash II 6i4I9 90 : Prtma, aud
IS 50als IS for pr'uie Mess
BEkF-pult; l09il for plain Mes, and i2tsts
sKEs HAas-s,sady "a o ar 50.
CT NET .-Firmer Ct utEgi4o tor sboal-
der ard is1z9iTe or Jams.
BACON al
LIND aud 10 yer at I5aIse.
BtTTER- Quiet
Gil E-.,alL
n ,EEY -st.sdy and active a. perent
stERLIHG-FsrA At Hsz<9lt0 fJr hrst 4 50
biils
clinrd to ItL4 aud eio 81 - IsTsk
GOVT srJCR S-Bs 81. coupons, IOs5k: e.
6-SD., eJTpon., 1919 d >, new sue, lO-Ss T-30,
lFeeOnd's T-tslr 9s5s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
TIE VERT LATESI


W8sHIsGToS. May 81 A cousin CT
A.za-ott TESTIFIED: The prisoner came to
his kouse in Maryland on Sunday after
the assassination and remained until
Thursday morning He did not attempt
20 hide himself, aud vas wiling to 90
with the srrestiug officer.
Mr.. Dexter, counsel for AlzsrOtt,
stated that he intended to set up be
plea OF insanity, and for this purpose
had summoned relatives and friends OF
Aizerott, living thousands Of miles away
who had no: yet arrived
VIM. s. Arnold testified as TO his
brothers WHEREABOUTS in Baltimore and
COZ ~, from the 2lst of March to the
lst Of Aprii, when the prisoner vent TO
Fortress Monroe, giving 10 witness bis
pistol and kuife
Frank Arnold, also 3 brother to the
prisoner, test E d that the latter went 10
Fortress Monroe to enter upon employ
ment
John T. Ford, proprietor OF the thea
TIRE, was called to the stand and asked
by the defence whether Booth had ever
applied to employ Chester, the actor.
Assistant Judge Advocate Bingham
objected TO the question.
Mr.. Ewing eoutended that the ques-
ton was pertinent Arnold had made q
voluntary confession that there was a
plan TO capture the President, aud his
testimony corroborated the o;jeet in
asking the question, "Was be sure
Booth had nobDdy in ;be theatre to as
sist him" An answer to the question
vas important 10 Justice Fl Spangler,
nd Judge Advocate Bingham said this
Iss not q question OF irrelevancy, there
IRE i was absolutely necessary to ask
The Court sustained the Assistant
udge Advocates objection.
The Commercial 3 W ashingtOn special
Ays:
President johnson is preparing on
fiicial announcement of the res oration
{ peace He is opposed TO military
tribunals and will have no more of them.
Il rs now understood that Davis will
tried before a special term Of the
district Criminal Court, with a fall
isuch of Judges
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
Latest from Havana.


New YoKK, May 3l.-The STEAMER
Eagle brings Havana d 1tes of the 27th.
The Sfonewal was delivered to the
'aptsin General as deposit 10 wait in
lrueuons from bone Government, as
what disposal wll be made OF her.
She will probably be delivered up to the
UBHed States.
Mexican adVIces are from Vera Cruz
n that day. SIX Am ricans were arr
ssted and 10 reason assigned The
lace was gsrrsoned ~ only 800 roOps.
~as 90, also. at Pasbia Troops that
oull BE- spared, were sent out after
uer5iilas Toe Jna ca troops we're ap-
caring a. al quarters
Prasidsat J.trard 81 HAyti, was at
.de bead Of 900 men, 10 put down tn
insurrs,ion The rebels already had
pos essob cl he a. Diiai Il is said the
rebe cuid attack be minieiaus as
soon as tte S aniards had evacuated the
island
Gensls Fratcis Joseph was at the
head Of the Provisional Government
Great uf rog is expected in Jamai-
ca, owing 10 ha drnth
Captain HotE Ell for Galveston in
the Ora on tHo &c
S me OF e Ulcers and cres Of the
PowhAttan y re iusulied in drinking
saloon by Havana rebel spreading q
rebel hlg in front OF them They tore
The flag 10 pieces A fight occurred,
which was ended by the interference OF
the authorities
Capt Page, Of the Stohewall, is going
to GalyesoB. Other rebel officers have
gone to Mexico.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
Two Neh,l omerr. ceptnrsa.

BURLlEGroN, VI, May 80 Two rebel
ficers, who gav... their namrs as Lewis
Castleman and o G Murray, were ar
rested on the steamer Z nited States this
evening AZ this port They asserted that
they were on their way TO New Yorg
from Montreal to surrender themselves
TO Gen. Dix Sanders aud Tucker ac-
eompanied them 20 the cars at Montreal
Both the prisoners were intimate with
ihese notorious parties. They are now
IN jail here awaiting orders from Gen
Dix
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
sheFmAn's Dispatches not Sup
pressed.

oArN1n@aFs 0h patches nCe sup
pressed.
NEW YORK, May 30.-It is authorita-
lively denied that any dispatch of Gen
Sherman has ever been suppressed by
tbs War Department The particular
ispAst bss publicly referred 10 recently
have never reached the Var Ofiee.
S'snton's action, relariye to Sher.
mans famous memorandum, has been
unanimously sustained BY the President
and Caalnei meeting.
Brig. Gen Force, Of Ohio, command
ing LIST Division l7,h Corps, has been
breyeted to Major General for gallant
conduct.
Col Richard s. r 'Abpll, Of the 7.h
Illinois, has been breve;rd to BrigAdier
General for gallant conduct
Capt W. H. Sia7ton, of tie Ir Maine
Battery, has been breveted to Major for
gallant conduct
A gentleman who returned last week
from visit 10 Southwestern Virgins,
represents the temper Of the people OF
that section as very unsatisfactory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
virelnl. s,a1. E,.efinn.

The Tribne's Washington special
says:
As far as heard from the persons
elected to the Virginia House Of Dele
gates have been either active rebel sym.
path zers or outright reSels.
The two members elected from Alex
andria are i. y. Robertson and j. A.
English, who were among those selected
last fall by The commander at AlexAn-
dria and sent to and fro upon the rail
road cars, as friends Of the guerrilIas
and rebels, thus preventing attacks on
trains
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
For tie Army, for the Navy, and
for Every One.

The world ID 50 inuBd ,trd now, with edi -
Of every description, which are ,Tranie ouf,s
for every know and unknown peoies Of diasas~,
that III, aansreg hnds Il almost inpossibs to dis-
tinguish between BOD sBd bad. s, me OF these
wonderful nuids profess to euie every complaint
known TO the Matrra Msdicq. In speak 'ng Of
Ho.ietter's Bitters, refer to a pref aration
which limits iiazlf & one art OF the body-tte
stomaei-the IRE clarifies and disorde VI viii,
it n onll ella rnJ 10 cure, bu: does. It's rrIH
iioa has bSe0H4e world side, and from the ] seiHe
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AL. uds aud zoae, it is known and nploysd A.
remedial agrns. f~
Persons who have been repeatedly deceived,
rsihAps, eanLot TO ooBVine,d that "A, stettsr's
3 tiers will 'fcSt surs, -pid and psrmABea
Ares Tut bi. Ter ioh IS coi.fir'nsd BY tssti-
n,Ou a from dtsttngui-h men in Sue
country. All no haze ouos used these Bitttrs
keep them nox by their side, ~ a saf,guAri, BE-
lisviug that ounce Of prevention Is better than
pound Of cure.
The digestive organs which havs been violated
FTostrstsa By Irregular or ssiT- induis enos
Of appetite, will be restored q their normal
diti5n by the nse OF this wonderful N d C Hs--
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