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FROM NEWBERg.
NIy YoRK, June 2

INV 4OhhI Juuo .
Newbern, North Carolina dates Of the
sOth state that the proposition to pay on
the national dsbt meets with much favor
and many business men there will take
sbares in it. The former wealthy citizens
Of Newbern are returning, and meet with
hospitsble treatment from their late SER
wants, who not only relieve their wants
but furnish them with money TO pay their
taxes.
The slaves who followed our armies
through the South are returning to theiI
homes in great numbers, having expert
enced much suffering, and becoming salts
hed athers Is no place like home"
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An 0mntpresent seaernI.

II ia UNDERSTOOD that General Grant has
an engagement to be st his home, in Phil
adelphia, on the Fourth Of July.
Gov. Fenton has written letter to Lieut.,
General Grant requesting his presence in
Albany on the Fourth Of Jolly, and it is
thought that the invitation will be ac-
eepted. s...
General Grant is positively expected to
be present st tha Viekshnrs Sele6ratiOn
al Saratoga Springs on that same Fourth
of July.
He will doubtless fl all the engagements
the newspapers make for him.-Chieaqo
ReDttbLiean.
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PROM BALTnT0RE.

s rH.. 400 r BALTIMORE, June 1.
To-day was observed here by total sus-
pensien Of business. The churches were
ali open.
considerable number of troops passed
through here to-day for home. The goth
Michigan, I4th Pa I45th Pa, % Battery
and lh6th New York, from Fort Delaware,
uisO T~-4sa through Tor WasnIugtOn.
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The Ieth Army Corps.

The 1st division, 10th army corps, Is az
Selms, but the I'd and Sd still remain ct
Montgomery, where General A. J. Smith
has established his headquarters. Grier-
sons cavalry have gone to Columbus, Tai
ledegs, and other points in that region
The 18th army corps has returned to No
bile, As well ss nearly all the colored t:oops.
The sole topic ofconverstaion among them
is the Texas expedition, which is expected
to start soon.
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KENTUCKR Z LEGIsLATURE.

CINCINNATI, June l.
A special dispatch 70 the Gszstte from
Frankfort, Kysj says an address against
Judge BuilitE was adopted by the Kentucky
Legislature.
A resolution was introduced into both
branches to reconsider the resolution re-
jecdng the Constitutional Amendment, but
1T was referred for permission to be entered.
A vote developed the fact that the cause had
gained largely, bat not enough TO secure
the success of the measure.
The billiard tournament wss concluded in
this city lsst night, with match game for
$4,000 side, between McDevitL of Indiana
polls, and Goldthwsite of New York, which
was won by the former.
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FROM CAIRO

Eyl-.a 81. CAIRO, June L.
Two hundred and twenty-five bales of
cotton passed here for Evansville, IS for
Cincinnati, and about 800 for Sc. Louis.
The steamer Decatur brought ], 900 bales
down the Washita river
Cation is firm. Memphis ranging from
3I@33H.
Trade is fairly opened with the people
in Northern Alabama. Two steamers
having gone from this city with merchaa
disc for that section, which was readily and
satisfactorily disposed of.
Work has been suspended at the Navy
Yard in Mound Cisy, and it is rumored
thai the depot at that city will soon be re-
moved to Pensacola.
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AnnIRALH CAaE.

ST. JOINS, n. B., June q
In the admiralty case of the Queen Va.
Seely of the Chesapeake, to-day, Sir J as
Der Garter, Chief Justice, and Judges
PaFIzsr and Retchis presided Tho Jury
went out and there is no probability Of
sgresing. The trial exeitss no interest
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WASHINGTON ITEns.

WELLINGTON, June 2.
Several witness were called to show thst
Spa1gler was at his boarding house in
Washington day or two after the assassi-
nation.
Thos. ]. Rsybold testified that about two
weeks before the assassination Booth occu-
pied box No. Z, adjoining that in which the
President was subsequently, shot. On the
7lh of March, witness not being able to
find the key, broke open box No. Z, in order
TO admit gentleman and his company
Two witnesses employed at the theatre had
exhibited rope to them found in Spsng
ler's carpet bag; they said it ressmbled a
not ssy positively it was the same.
The police have taken possession Of
SsAton Hall the jewels, implements, &c,
of New York manufacturing jewelers.
association, and arrested the principals
The srrests were made on the charge of
svindling. Evidence was produced to
show that the gift concert psrtook of the
character of gambling institution. The
parties were held to bail before the Grim
inAl court.
The following official notice was Issued
to day;
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
.# WAsHlNeroN, June 2, 1866.
WHEREAS, pursuant to an order of the
President and as Q means required for pub
lie safety, directions were announced from
this department, under date of the 7th OF
December, 1864, requiring passports from
al travellers entering the United States,
except emigrant passengers directly enter
ing as an emigrant from q foreign country
and whereas, the necessities which re-
quired the adoption of the measure are
believed no longer to exist now, therefore,
the President directs that from and after
this date the above order referred to shall
be and the same is hereby rescinded. No
thing in this regulation, however, will be
TO relieve from due account
ability any enemies Of the United States,
Or offenders against their peace and Dig !
nifty, who may hereafter seek to enter the !
country and at any time be found within |
its legal jurisdiction.
WILLIAM Il. SDwARD,
o Secretary of Stste-
Governors Brown, of Ga, and Boyee, of |
J. O., well known in connection with the |
ate rebellion, and Governor Hamilton |
loyal of Texas, were to-day separately |
n conference Will bu6 Eoeluoubs OOfeTh-
u Brown, has been released from prison on
lis parole.
Secretary McCulloch has just addressed
he following circular to all Collectors of
Customs:
"An restrictions heretofore placed by the
Treasury Departmental on the expectation Of
anthracite coal is hereby removed
1t is al-eady known that the military
'ourt which tried Representative Harris, of
for giving aid and comfort to
'ebel soldiers, have sentenced him to three
7ears imprisonment and disqualified him
or holding Office. Since the adjournment
favorable to the accused were
considered by the President and this Is the
'eason why the sentence is remmitted and
Mr.. Harris released from imprisonment.
During the month of May acquisitions
o the amount of $sZ0OO,OO we're made
lpon the Treasury for lhepsyment Of the
Irmies. .ss
The delegation from Alabama are re-
,eiving very little countensnce here. The
will not consent for call Of the
,ebeI Legislature Of that State.
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NV ApVERTIsEMENTs.
NorIoE.
n SAFE OF lR4Y NULEs.

t- ouh1TEEgAsFtR GEETHAL's 0EFToT,
WssHIHGRor, D. c., May Is, 1855.
HAEY TaOl sAHBS or mUtE5 are bsng dis
possd OF at Pablo sale, 81 WHshinst ton
5hssa Is vii continue unit the uuu berof animals
A reduced in proportion 20 ths rtducIiOn OF the
aTni s. now going on rspid'y.
There are in tue armies Of the Potomse, Of the
Tennessee, and Of Georgia, pr, badly FOUk THOU
fANOOF THIS FINEST SIX MULE TEAMS IN
TIE WORLD.
Many OF them were bou sht In ms oegiaring OF
the var As Young mules, accompanied the q mits
IN al their ma ches and camps and are thofougniy
broEen hardened BY IKE c's', gentle and famliAaEb
from being 90 i51g surrounded y toe soidiers
Ths whole South is stuppsd Il farming stock, and
the Norta has also tud red from he dam Of ani-
mails taken to cup lly the arm'es
Ehsse aaimals are sold st puoio auctton T6E1
Wit NOT BRING AEYT1Is9 LIKE THEth
FKUE VALUE; and such opBortuniti7s for farm
ers t. get working animAs to stock their farala
aud for rd-overs and dealers IA stock to make good
Fpteu ATOMS, by purchAs ng them ard dGposinS OF
them Ia the South, will neVsr occur az in
NJ. O. NH IS,
Qua tsrmastsF General,
i,ns.223 BceYst sailor General
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TRuTTING HATCH.

------,.-.-zz--s NEW YORK, June 1.
In the trotting match bsst three in five,
on the Union Course, to-day, q Kentucky
mare, owned by Sam Mclaughlin, beat
Panic and StoneWaH Jackson IN the extra
ordinary time, of 2:245<, 2;24<, and very
easy in 2:32A, never making break in the
three hssts. -,
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Associated Press Report.
DAVas' TRIAL.

NEW YORK, June2.
The Posts Washington special says:
The trial of JEFF. Davis, in the Ulitsd
States Court, in this city, will take place
before 8 full bench, consisting OF Judge
Garter, of Ohio, Judge olm, OF New York,
and Judge Wylie, oil Virginia
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ARRIVAL.

BOsToE, June /.
The steamer Bosphorus, from Liverpool
on the 18th ult., arriYered here to day with
$50 passengers. She is the pioneer boat of
the new line between Liverpool, Boston and
Philadelphia.
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FRaM s,aIRn.

OAIRo, June z.
One hundred and sixty bales Of cotton
passed for St. Louis. The cotton market
was active with large receipls. The quo
tstions range from 26 to 80.
A portion of the bluff above Columbus,
Kentucky, fell into the river to day, carry
ing with il part of Fort HAlleck and sew
eral buildings. The extent Of the casualty
ia not fully known, but it is feared num-
Der of lives are lost. .
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Yesterday Evenings Edition,
GCCEssTON TO MORMONIsH.

IT INV IOkhI Mhy z.
Six hundred and thirty men, women
and children we're landed at Castle Garden,
Yesterday evening, en- route for Salt Lake
Citv. converts to Mormonism.
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ANN mARKRT.

NEW I0hK, Jun5 2. !
Gold is firm under D steady. export de-
mSnd. The rate has izaagsd during the
morning at about lssf.5g Export f0r sO-
morrow Is expected 70 ee 4oo9t sl.VV. sos
= LArxa--GOld to-nisht ls1 - ,
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Prenlieeann.

JEFF. Davis, when surprised, couldn ba
expected TO run very fist Not only had
he peticoats over his legs, but there was 8
big price, hundred Thousand dollars, up
on bis head.
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sHERMAN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June l.
The steamer Teutonis, from Hamburg
Wis Southampton 18th, has arrived:
General Sherman arrived in this city TO-
eeys T4.Hd
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Special Report.
NEW YoRK, June 2.

FINANCIAL.
At the Stock Exchange this morning
there was frmer feeling on the railway
list throughout. At the first call there was
no pressure to sell, and rather more dispo-
sition to buy stocks both for cash and on
sellers options. There was a general i'm
provement in prices. with the greatest ad-
vance on North Western. The market
was strong, with considerable movement
in Erie, Hudson and Pittsburgh.
Miscellaneous list higher.
Government stocks we're frmer and in
demand during the latter part OF the day,
but they opened weak in the morning.
Railway mortgages and State bonds con-
tinue quiet and steady. aas ..sr -ar. .=r
The export demand for gold continues
good, and fluctuations are small.
Foreign exchange firm without much &C
tivity. L,.om araa.r.'r -
The demand for money is moderate and
the 1nsrket equal to per cent.
i' PETROLEUM. ...
Petroleum stocks quiet and steady, with
fair sales. The United States Company
have declared q dividend of per cent.
1t is announced that other companies are
to declare dividends soon. The sales to-day
were as follows; .... .... rs
Buchanan 100; Cherry Run AZ; Highgste
81; Excelsior $40; Ocesnic 2lO; Common
wealth 400. a..-.
At the Petroleum Stock Board, frt
board, Empire City 28O; Rynd Farm 2sS
Tack l2s; United State l745; Bergen 100.
Petroleum inactive at 35c for crude; 49@
soc; for refined in bond ss@6sc for refined
free. .rea. .a5s r... .t. ..
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UOAMEMORArION IN bose on.


The public commemoration Of The death
of President Lincoln to-day Was oae Of the
most imposing demonstrations that has ever
taken place In Boston. The military ana
civic procession wss nearly tgo hours IN
passing 3 given point. The buildings were
dfaped in mourning, and thousands upon
Eh0usRnds thronged the sidewalks by which
the procession passed. -.vg. d -. d. =, >,
The memorial services in Music Hall
commenced at half past four O'Clock, and
consisted Of an introductory on the organ
prayer by Rev. E. B. Webb dirge, :" Mourn
yeHfiicted People, from Judas Msccabaus,
Ly the Handel and Hayden SOciety,of 600
voices reading from the Scriptures by
Rev. VI. Il. Cudworth, and the singing Of
the Choral, "Oast thy Burden. upon the
Lord" .4.,..-1. 10 lBs 7,.4,i5 80.
Charles Sumner was introduced 70 the
| vast audience and delivered 8 eulogy upon
the deceased President. The services
closed by the siuging OF hymn written oy
O. w. Holmes, and benedietion' y
The dsy was beautiful. 7
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THE FAST DAY.

Public officers and all places Of business
are closed to day. Sabbath quiet prevailed
and the churches were well attended. The
Pastors preached from the cath Psalm, 2Oth
verse: " Shall the throne of iniquity have
fellowship with law" ID, a,f1r- -e.
The troops now gathered around Wash
ingtOn are daily receiving benefits from the
Sanitary Commission which is extensively
issuing fresh vegetables to check seorbusic
which is now showing itself among large
portion of the army. 1t is distributing IN
der clothing, stationery, Eo., in large guam
titles.
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4rl9 Oh WhoialAls EAd RstAH DsalaE IA
Strip VoiEs OslumhiAha and OAippeRs
"a r..fa e . A LS $3.50
Oaes al Q. . P. R. Z. Pier. Also, Onos and TazG
at Bnelid gtrsos B. B. Crossing. Goal Ofaa
srrAm, Gas, as1TEs, sroVEs.
O1ns Or Houas Uss. Also, AhIHBACITA COAL
n large or mall quantities. 5.=
OrdsI respectfully solicited a1d Pr0mPty astsnd-
na, Ttzas go nAIl8RA
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DIED.

r 3D. aaig. BosToE, June 2.
Francisco Skinner, of the well-known
drv goods house of Frank skinner & Co.,
died yesterday. ''sa
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.s.-rH TROTTIEG MATCH.
In a trottiug match of mile heats, best
three in FIVE; at the Union course, to-day,
the Kentucky mare, Lady Thoner, owned
by Sam. NJ. Mclaughlin, bea: Panic and
stonewalI Jackson, in the time of 2:2O, ~,
2:24 halt, and very easy in 1921.
RAPIDLY DIsCHARGNG SOLDIERS.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
Owing to the rspidity of paying off, the
army depsrtments are full of activity.
Eight printing presses are engaged IN print
ing discharge papers for soldiers. The Ad-
iutant Generals Office has greatly increased
its forces within the past week, and now
discharges about 1000 convalescents from
the hospitals every day. .-
THE R1cHT OF FRANCHISE TO ooLoRKD PEOPLE.
n. II is known that President johnson coun-
seIed with a committee Of negroes who re-
Gently called on him with petition for the
next Congress TO grant them the right Of
franchise in this district. It is believed
| that while he will leave to the States the
right to decide the question within their
limits, he will give his whole influence to
the extension of the right of franchise to
colored people.
TO MAKE APPOINTMENTS.
General Howard, in charge of the Freed
mans Bureau, will appoint superinten-
dent, Quartermaster and Commissary Of
Subsistence in every Southern State.
1 11a-'1 -sf HLNCoCK's CORPS.
I It lis stated, on good authority, that Cen
eral Hancock's Veteran Corps will imme-
diatety be increased to 10000 men.
t. ~, DAVIS LETTEE.
The Washington Republican says that II
has reason to believe that the Government
is in possession of q letter, written by JEFF
Davis the day after the sherman-JOhnstOr
armistice was signed, in which Davis de-
clares that while it does not grant all hC
would have liked, yet that it conceded
more than he had reason to expect. In hi
Judgment it acknowledges the rebel Gov
eminent and gave them the authority 3
continue that Government in the late re
bellious States to which the rebel soldier
were ssVerslly allowed 10 return and de
3 posit their arms. By this recognition b
= expressed the opinion that the Unite
States could be made 70 pay the rebel deb
n o..
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1EUk1IA VS..

NEW YORK, June z
The steamer Port au Prince brings Ss-
vspnsh dates of the 18th.
The Savannah Herald hiss the following
from the interior of Georgis Eraa-.9
Macon papers are discussing railroad ST
fairs, referring to the sad condition of the
roads, and the urgent necessity for their
immediate reconstruction and repair.
The Macon Telegraph says General
Thomas orders for the restoration of civil
law are liberal and concihAtory, and it
knows they will be met with scorrespond-
ing spirit by the people. They will tend
to dissipate gloomy appreheDsions that the
Federal authorities are to be exercifed IN. .
vigorous and oppressive manner. l.
The Telegraph is also pleased with the
state of affairs in Savannah and the Union
ruld theirs. s,5e5 go
Marietta is rapidly recovering from its
desolation. - .aE aff zagYuaE
Regular mail communication hss been
re-establishsd through the place and plant
ing is going on with energy. The season
promises we'll for all produce. 8.llI aat %.
: The Worlds MstamOrss correspondent
after detailing the operations of the Re-
publicAns under General Negrets be-
fore that place. already published
saws the mass of the Mexican people
are in heart bound to the support Of the
Republic and the determination of the
imperial rule. It is only the most weslthy
MexIcans who support Msxirnjlian- This
correspondent also speak, in the high
est terms, of the condition Of the
62d U. s. Colored Infantry, under Colonel
Barrett commanding the post az Santiago
The Notifications are extensive and finely
built. u.al i
Hundreds of refugees and desegIer from
the rebel forces are daily arriving. 81
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Woods Prize Mower
ARElNrLHEs OYER nrHERsl

ADVANTAGES OVER OTHERs.
Simplicity Of construction; light draft, Cbeing
THE LIGHTEsT DRAFT MACHINE IN The WORLD
durability; eoseness Of cut; it olOgsi will cut
ell kinds Of grass-Wet dry, lodged or standing,
tame or prairie no side dFaft no weight on
hOrses' necks; cutter-bar can be raised in In
slant. a5h ease pass distractions; low price &C.
This Machine has been used for the pass i've
years thrOugh the United Statas in Great Brit
ain, and on the Continent, more extensively than
sRy other Mover, and has given universal satsis0-
ton, "
wherever Il has been entered for composition at
public trials and exhibitions, its superiority haa
been acknowledged.
aE-Cheapest Machine in the market thfS season.
Gnd warranted to equal any in point Of excellence.
Old Machines repaired.
ysb r4f t1 l. -aa.
L. c. FROST ( co..,
o. sla-'- 146 SENECA STREET.
mys2a
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Gnld IS72l.

cold 1913.
Five twenties, old I031E.
New York Centrsl, ss1S; Erie, Tx ;
Beading, 9Ozz; Michigan Southern, 5S1sj
Pittsburgh, 591z; Northwestern IAN; Fort
Wayne 9I; Quicksilver, 5OA. -.#
observation-disclosures 104j Highgate 81
Excelsior ST5; United States 2725.
Stock market dull. -fi-
Gold not very active.
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Special Report.
NEW YoRK, June

NEW YORK, June 1.
THE FAST DAY.
The fast day ordered by the President
has been. closely observed by services in
nearly all the churches, and all places of
business are closed. The Stock Exchange
and Goli Room had no session. Business
will be resumed t. morrow as usual.
z General Sherman arrived this A. n, and
is stopping at the house of his cousin. He
leaves for the West tomorrow.
UNION MEETING AT MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA.
The Herald publishes he resolutions
passed at a Union meeting in Montgomery,
Ala, on the I1th ult., acknowledging The
restoration of the United States authority
and an earnest desire of the people to re-
sumo their former relations with the Union.
The resolutions pledge support to the Gov
ernment in restoring order, and deprecate
the assassination of President Lincoln, and
hope for the speedy punishment of the as
sassans. A letter was addressed to Presi-
dent johnson asking permission for the
assembling of the Legislature to call a con-
Yention and repeal the secession ordinance.
But if this course wss not proper they ask
that a Military Government might be sp-
pointed. A committee of eight persons bear
ing these resolutions and accompanying
the letters passed through New York yes
terday on their way to Washington.
. -..- -... NEW YORK, June l.
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The Latest News

The Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.
LAST NIGHTS. RBP0RT. ..
WASRINGTON KEWSlTE
JEFF DAVIS TRIAL
THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
IT WILL BE CONCLUDED NEXT
WEEK. i@'a
Passport order Rescinded.
Southern Governors in Confer.
eRee with the President.
THE GOVERNMENT BEADY
TO RESUME SPECIE
PAYMENTS. s.4
Large Sums Paid TO Sher-
mans Amy ON
WHY HALLECK WAS TRANS.
FERRED TO CALIFORNIA. ,-
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Sailing Of the Texas Fleet.
GEV. SIBERIAN In NEW York.
He is Beset by Crowds Of People |
The Indiana COnSpiratOrS
Transferred 10 Columbus,
The Horses rendered to Presi-
dent Johnson Sold /
at Auction.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
GOLD LAST NIGHT 1S7 1-8
FROM coLUMBUi.
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OFFioz or WATEs WoHKa,
CLEYzLAHD, Ohio, June Let. 1865 J
1TOTICE TO WAFER -TAK KERS.-
N Auwst eats sre nov dus, and pRy sble at
iba office OF toe Trustees Of Water OrkS, (Co Lnol
d AL d JOSEPH sIgGER,
inn9.2l7 tup't and Engineer
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Since the organization Of The Cooper Shops
Refreshment Saloon in this city, in 1881,
there have been entertained 32s, 900 soldiers
passing through this city on the way to the
seat of war at the expense of So, 900. This
noble institution, together with the Union
Volunteer Saloon, has been entirely sup
ported by the contributions Of the people of
Philadelphia. # 37H ' --i
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AfIsslAEN sUKRATT.

The trot today at the Fashion Course,
between Dexter and General Butler, was
won by the former in three straight heats.
Time: 22s4; 2:263; and 224t. Flora
Temple and Lady Emma did not appeAr.
eGLtAGHER's EXCHANGE.
aasaa' NEW YoRK, June 2.
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The Tribune's special says that the Pay
master General hss diSbursed 100000 to
officers of Sherman's army since Its arrival
here, and viii psy out as much more next