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MISCELLANEOUS.

1ITUEEA
OF THE
M OR R i y
Fire and Inland Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
JANUARY LIST, 1865.
ooMslEECED BUSINESS SFP7'R 10, 1884.
AMOUNT # Capital paid IN, $2OO, coo.
90. IF Shares, z.., @'Ae S1V Sos sd Eao
AnaoHat Of Otsfstca ding h'sNS' SH Soo'oso
ASSETS.
Amount United States Stocks, $780, 90
Amount Cash on hand, II ,557 Sc
Amount Cash in hands OF agents, 20 Ala IL
amount Loaned on Collateral, 1872 800 o.
Amount of all other Investments $500 10
Total Assets, January LIST, 1866 1881 All %
Amount of Losses reported upon which
determined, ~ syt $l3S210 90
Amount Of ali other Claims, ~ rs
Amount Of Cash received for Premiums
Amount Fire Losses paid last year, T.409 Is
Amount paid for Expenses of Office, Is, Lie 81
- q B. C. MORRIS, President.
WIN. W. WHITNEY. Secretary.
Amquut Capital and Assets. January =, :,
T ~ FEB h. $780, 90
Making Total Assets, o3l All ~
Branch Office, 43 State Street, Boston.
JOSEPH MORRISON, Resident Director and Gener-
al Agent ss a3ga0fa
J. W. Munger & Co. Agents, Portland,
Bridgton feb16d3w
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 WaU st. cor. EiSlian, NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1866.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
cation Risks.

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; AZ d for which
Certificates are issued, bearing interest until re-
deemed.
The Dividends in the Years 1868 and were 40
per cent each. Ifsf
This Profits for % Years amount to tho
sum Of Sls,e el, O2)
Cash. 12,e5s,7sO
The Company has assets, Rleoen Million
poLtars, wiz
United States and State of New-York
stock, City, Bank and other Stocks S4974 700
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise. 2l87, $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable,
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and
other securities, 8.l4O, $50
United States Gold Coin, sal 800
Cash In Bank, z83 430
slI, 1888 500
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Essecaic Medical InfErnaary
TO THE LADIES.

DIR HUGHES particularly invites I'll Ladies' who
need medical adviser, TO call ct his rooms, NO.
Temple Street. which they will find ARRANGED for
their especial accommodation.
Dr. II. g Eclectic Renovating Medicines are uuriyal-
cd in efficacy and superior virtue In regulating ali
Female Irregularities. Their action Is specific and
certain OF producing relief in a short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases OF OBJ
structions after ali other remedies have teen tiled in
vain 1t is purely vegetable. Containing nothing in
the least injurious the health and may DO taken
With perfect safety az all times.
semitic any part of the couary with full irections
by addressing DIR. HUGHES
No. Temple Street, corner Of Middle PORTLAND.
N. Blades desiring may consult one Of their
own sex. A lady of experience in constant attend
ance. rfg. f.Ili.f.t ian1 1866 d&wy
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The Portland Daily Press,

Thelargest daily paper east of Boston, and having
larger circulation than all the other dailies in the
city combined, is published at the Office in Foz
Block, SO 1-@ Exchange Street, every morning.
Sunday excepted, at ss,0 per snnum.
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To Let.

no Let.
gstO gentleman of steady habits, a large, pleasan
furnisheo Room, heated by furnace. and cup
piled with gas in private family House centralit
located Apply to W, AZ Middle St. feb Is DIFF
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A Perfect Cure for Catarrhl
Or. R. G00DALE'S
CATARRH REMEDY,
AND MODE OF rRrArxEsr is Jtgk
The Acme of Perfection!


1T peYetr0tes the secret ambush Of this terrible
Il disease, and ext .rminates it, root and branch.
forever.
1t removes all the wre'ehed symptoms of this
loa hsome maady, and AYERS consumption.
1t cleans the he1d. deodorises the breath and al
lords the most grateful relief.
40 dDeUtates more agony and silent suffering than
tongue can tell. llG
II Is noted Jor curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic CataTrh of thu
most obstinate and violent typs
No form Of CatGrrh noise in the head can resist
its penetrating power
DR. 0oodaIe has spent a lifetime bdttiina
with this fsH disease. His triumph i complete
DR. GoodGse's CATARRH REMEDY is n harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm of he hand
Or. r.. GoodGIe is ks0OB throughout the country,
as the author OF the only True Theory of Catarrh
ever Published. Where its Origin-What its Rsva-
ges-Mode of Jreatment-and Rapid Cure in all its
FORMS
pr; GoodGte's Pamphlet on CATARRH should be
reao Dy every one. It can be obtained at our near
en- or by sending postage stamp to cur Of
New York. Ab'H''' ~ D-sS
Price 81. sOldby H.H.H HAY, june9 s4-dIy
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Sanitary Commission.

Office Of the U. s. Sanitary Comm; ssioa,
1923 Broadway, N Z. Dec, 20, 1854. ID
lion. 1SR AEL WASHBUKN, JR., of Portland,
Ii Maine, has consented TO accept the duties Of
General agent of the Commission for Maine and
is hereby appointed such agent by authority Of the
Commission.
He will be ready to furnish advice to the friends
ofthe Commissions work throughout the STATE.
All money contributed in Maine tor the use of the
Commission should be paid to Mr.. Washbu,n or to
persons designated by him.
Hon. Mr. Washburn Is the sole agent recognized
by the Commission for Maine.
j. FOSTER JENKINS,
dec23d WITT ela General Secrefarv
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LARGE POSTERS,
Hand-btIls, shOp-bills, Program
mes, Circulars,

And plain printing of every description. Also,
Rule and Figure soork, executed neatly, and on
~ terms that cannot fail to satisfy, vi
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J. F. WOODRUFF.


New Eaven, June Ilth 1854
Medicine received from you gave insta,5 - no
relief only used it when my food distressed ma
II was about Ike taking two doses to-day, one TO-
morrow, then every other day, increasfng Ana o,e
tity OF food and decreasing the medicine until WINS
enabled to cat without taking anything az All, M
case was an extreme ono, having suffered Tor seven
years. now consider nyself cured and III T,gine
only one bottle Of medicine In the snnoe Of two
months. The dose was tsaspoonfal
f ELLEN s. ALLEN.
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Notice.
PORTLAND, Jan. %, 1866,
WE certify that we have thoroughly examined
w the Machine Shop of the Portland Comnanv
am that thsre is NO danger of accident
The only defect was in few of the floor timhars
of the third story.
This has been remedied as to be perfectly Ga f.,
until tie whole structure can be made douby stron
by new beams and columns which are in proeress
Thos. ], SPARROW,
ian30 GEO BROOK
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-30

FoUNDRIEs AGAIN.-Our readers will re-
member that We called attention to foun
dries few days ago. and made inquiries
concerning them. at the instance of par
ties in Mobile. Since hen we have as
certained the following facts: There are
now in operation two foundries in this
city. The Selma Car Foundry, owned by
a company, and small foundry owned
by Mr.. Geo. Peacock, who intends to es-
tablish a foundry that will enable him to
manufacture any article in metal that
may be needed in the South. Mr.. Pea
cock was the Superintendent Of the Con
federate States Naval Foundry of this
place; in which position he more than
met the most sanguine expectations. In
fact he was the only man that could be
found competent enough to take charge
of the cannon foundry. He is regarded
here by all who know him, as thoroughly
accomplished in his business, and all he
needs is a helping hand to make one of
the largest and most complete iron foun-
dries in the Southern country.
Mr.. Peacock regards Selma as one Of
the best points in the South for foun.
dry, and we bid him every succession
such estsb ishments are greatly needed
IN The country, and the demand for them
will rapidly iEcrease.-Se!ma Ne ssenger.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-30

LAY STILL SoNxY"-A Parkersbu'
Nv. W Eaper says that several mem berS
OF the Legislature took cars ST Grafton
la:e on the evening OF the 9th ult., Tor
Wheeling, and among the number was
MIR. g., of Somewhat lafger proportions
physically, and Mr.D.. of proportion
ate uhdersize. These two, the stalwart
Mr.. Aand#the smooth-faced little Mr.
D.. took berth together, it seems. IN a
a sleeping car. The little man laid be
hind, and the good natured, waggish Mr..
G. before Mr. D. was sleeping and
snoring furiously. Mr.. G., more restless
under the legislative burdens, soon arose,
and was sitting by the stove, when an
elderly lady came aboard and desired a
sleeping berth. .All right, madam"
said .hr, G.. 81 took berth with my
son. and you can occupy my place in the
berth. where my boy IS sleeping. - TAX
ing Mr~G. at his word, the lady disrobed
herself" and lay doxn with the boy.
After. a quiet repose Of some. time, the
boy, Dir. D. became restless for some
reason, and began to kick around to the
great annoyance Of the old lady. So, in
a maternal sort Of way, she patted the
boy on the back and said, .. Lie still,
sonny !; pa said might sleep with YOU"
:. Who are. you -" said the legislator:
=" I'm no boy! I'm a member of the
West Virginia Legislator, - It is said
the old lady swooned.
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Gen. c1da and the Arrest Of Gen. Lee


DETROIT, MIeif. July Is, 1865.
To ne E9itor .f hs HeraH:-Tae fol
owing statement has been published
: The arrest of Gen. Lee, the Petersburg
IVA \ Jews says, was ordered by Secreta
ry Stanton. Gen. Ord, i'm command at
Richmond, offered hissrt sigEation rather
than executesthe aordera Gen. Grant
interfered and the arrest was reealled.'''
This statement IS followed by comments
rejecting upon Secretary Stanton. a-sa :
The whole statement issfalse. Ao such
order was ever Issued; and had it been
issued my duty would have been to obey.
The statementswhich leads to the infer
ence that i Idechnedsto obey an order be-
cause | thought it unpleasant, improper
or 1ncalled for, is untouuded in fact and
IN principle, a severe and, unjust re
lection upon me as a soldier, ard. not
upon Secretary Stanton. ssr .soss -,
sa4e@ gab sat Z. @. G. ORD. =
~se sss tsss@s aG1 Major General.
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RxE6,i.rIvR nrricn,

jackson, Miss. July 50, 1865
WHFREAs, Doubts have arisen in tAe mfsfs p sou.s
PERSONS in regard TO ,As ext t 81 the IA rfsdici N
tended to be cOnferrtd Spon CEogF SwaNN. as
Special hereby declared that in scre ing
speeHe peFfosnanceef contracts in ference to cot
ten or ether property he has power 90 MAKE his de-
erees IN ne alternative for the cotton other prop
or ior rs vaiue1f the property itself cannot be
EAO' OF mas been sold or dspOsed Of the measure Of
70 DC resaiat ID eS the vaiae of the this asthe
''hae aule vas brought, with ten per cent dansgss
1iven un'er ny band aad The ssalof the st-te, the
tb-sj day and yesE above written. ~,
By theGoyernor
bns r4asJAEEs R. YERGER. Sec-etary Of Stale,
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The national airs. were recently Kissed

The national airs. were recently Kissed
at . public entertsianent, given for the
sele purpose of beneGtiing returned Con-
fedeiGte soldiers at Petersburg, sNa,-
Cen hartsuff and many Other United
States etficsrs and soldiers, with kind.
ness of ahearto ands Observation-Disclosures
which fe1scts tEe greatest credit n.theras
as humane men, not only encouraged
the entertainn1entb by their presence; but
thusadding to the receipts We venture
the assertion that no good fighting Con-
federste soldier participated m the out.
rsge. nae het
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-30

Gov Murphy, of Arkansas, has in
formed the President he viii not hereaf
ter recommend the people for pardon.
who participated in the re belhon, owing
to the demonstrations such people made
on the Fourth of July. He is satisfied
they ought to be kept ca lcag pyoba,
t:sn. so ---.s, 4sfe.sss5ss : tss4
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-30

TnE CoNFEDERATE SrcaETAKY- OF Fl
NANCE Co.'s BACK TO FoRT PULAsKI-I;
appears that Mr. Trenholm was released
from Fort Pulaski conditionally. H re
turned TO the institution on the l4th.
He had been permitted to visit Charles
ton on parole without guard, to attend
to some priyase business.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-30

We learn that the wheat crop in
Holmes county is very fne. 1t is sup
posed it VIII amonnt to not less than
eighty ythousand bushels-double that of
last year. Sales are dull at 100 psr
tushel.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-30

"A ereat cry for women comes from
\ vada and Colorado" says an exchange.
After they get oat there, there wnl be
'e,t e, come up another sort of cry. Such
Tbihes happen ID the bestregulated Am
lies [Vicksbnfg Herald.
sToo Mopksr GYssH HALF ! Artemus Ward
ID when he hears the song, ACome
Were nv love lies dreaming" he don't
On lie don't think it would be right.
There's where Artemus exhibits his
sta;i and steady hsbits. Some Of those
n1ischieous, funny fellows would go, and
and D'thank'ee too.-l Yiekshurg Her,
aid. A.,~.ss So
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Deuths Of S0islicrs

F0y the rS,k tsaIH4 Juiy ~. 100
10 TIM Uo~PIrAis IN AND ABOUT hhW-fohn'
=, ,.o.r,n v,.ktr vos rHH sEN-ioKk rRIsrSk, Nj A ;.
r,.r ao,Knxntsr UNDERTAKE., NO. Sy1 ShAhp"hhhr
III ., -, ..,,.x,i or rl.cnx
of head sonss Of tie rEsts od-ees.'d '.i1"i' ,5 CD
s,s..I 10 A. J in.. Government lnfertss,r NO -
=. y 10 in.ur immediate attention and tru',".,'y
I,n.sr, William L. .srd o. Co. q, I'd California 0"'.iyi
"a, d.nr. +. IN rnlist,d unknown.
p,.bsft Johp s,ed 23 60. h. 3h ohioi residence "''a
enlisted Cincinnati ONO. q. ,,. c.,ton
p,.A G,ors. Rebel refugee. aged 49, rs'denes 'H"'n
Dhuci. :. G. ~ n ,.,hy. .,.,d-nes
when en i,,ed Clover Head, Va -, .,.n
c.m,Ss Ilnrh ssrd a. Go. seth N. W resdenes ~hen
n. I,u,,, iom.s .s~d a. Co. c, 65th Ill rs'dsnoe ""e"
n., rd,,sSd Co. y, 4th " Y. (nuryrs' 1ona'e') fe'r
'''N' dcar, when enlisted, New Yori hy. .,,.
70, FIv.rd r. aged ~. Co {, IDth Conn ie'"'no' -'
ol.sn, Daniel. sged ~, Z Q. u, ''h ''hh
n.sa' p~h.I n,,d ~, 10th N. C.; residsnos when
sr h.,.d Ioidsborough n. &. ,,
- iahn ,y,d z, C6. L. 23h " Y Csvsryi residence
wi s,, .ri listed New York Ci'y
p,.,,. ts,.nr aged "a Go. h, lVth ~ T. fes"'s' ""'
enlisted Nhe attn. d or Shawnee, tissMas O. ~, /,
pt.,dorL George H. sgsd 10 Co A. va ~ l. ihshuy' '
NV d,n.. when sn.sd, N.w.iort Cry. Ill.,. .-h.n
s,n,r.p,nI, Co v Ig,h ~ Y. Cavalry residsnos when
enlisted unknown. . an, 4, ~ .;a.n.. uhsp
siupson Richard. eyed ~ 20 - S'h N' vi '''
enlisted Ch.rsvilc =. T., ., , v ,..,a.rc. vhsr
enlisted Soushinstoa tonn. - =, - tl.... ~h,
,,,,n. Wiism ss,d lJ Co o. t7ih n G.. residence "ne'
enlisted OIfoId, Granville Co., n. u
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surPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YORK........JuLr IL

Cierrets
Steamship Corscs tBs Le,iessaer. Nassau and HAVANA
s,sam.alp America (Brem.l wc.sels Bremen, oelrich'
Co . ,,.,,,, =,
Oaion. m
steamer Nrrths stevens Chance Bal inorc " m DArelL
Steamer Zodisc Buckley. ssvsBnah Lewis Jone,
Steiner Louis, Hi.ier Sayarn1h NO0hres uf-rlsoa
Steamer Oc,orora. Mclaughlin. BsIdmore. w. DaIeL
Shin Yorktown. Driver London. GTaniL Mintorn ACo.
ship Ga.~na, McNlir, New cr.ears w Il 4. Seison =.
Bart Jessie Rhymes sherman, Camden Co., WASH <
Csfyev.
H.rt Hamlet SNOW San Francisco Constoek 4 CO.
Brig Gg.,af (S~ed), Flory, London, fnneh' Me"eNo
Wspis -, III,
Irir II...ei lBr J. Thomas, 81. ON. v. r.
Rr siromnrs. fBrl, BY n, Cow iay, bie'', Soh 90
Eris Emeln- Penny St. JOHNS n. b., Gorion' Bruce
nj, Coro'iu. Tdly Kent, Csrienas Brett. Son Co.
nj, F,c.pe fBr Adams Rio Jsn-iro, J. \. McAr'hnr
br. II. r. Co.,tir tBGl, CiArh Ma1'niilo' pASsoa
'lg,tn o,i,, fprN Dexter. Cow Paw McCor & Firth.
Schr Julia Gotta. Cnricoa, jos toulss Co -
schr. 5. s. Nelson tbr FORBES. Londonderry ~ - IL .
L {. A. DoWof
sctr Lin. Raymond. Lord, Bristol, L. Kenny Co
sehr Tahmiroo, Coilins Perth Amboy.
sclr q. X {. Or Barker. st John, NJ b'' y H. pe
Wof CO. -. -, ~ m n n
sehr Gilbert Beet tBrl, Howard, ST. John, ~ b. d. H.
schr Ocssnu, Hawkins. W,.hins,on, Bsi,r Dsyton
schr MARYLAND (Rrl C-ihc Tt Cow Bay Baker DAYTON
schr w H. Massey Bunsr Philiielphia, P'sr'on <
Collins -.
Sehr v. n. Borden, Flddise, Bo.,on Dous.sa
schr C.sper Ss~.on. snow. New-llsvsn. . ,
schr W smith (Brl LA,inder, Bridgeport NJ D. W.
LiiorghsT.
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Arrived.

s...,iD p,,,, fRx u.-,n, Vera Crus June 17th and
Havana Jay With oswood 1c, and passengers :" BOOM
s.,smer John Gib.on Kelly, wa.hinstOn, 81 hours with
r,d,s and p,s, 10 II. b. Cromwell Co.
S.m.r Che.spestr Sherwood. Portland. II. b. Cromwell
sim Brid..vaer ss.op, Lpcrpool, Junes with md'e and
Bad Mary Iaeytia Bowers sasua day., With sugar Se
b.sirs Of s..r.por. Gisey M.sins May and orb
r,ltar se fruit to Wash aud Caf'er fs.'-'' 1" o'''
sat Msroeer.. Of Dundee. White, Rio Jsneir0 20 days
ecd.., order.
Bar. Lin. Keith whetbre.i. NN'aa Is days, Ssssns and
,ons 81 IL Keith Via Havana ~.
k.rk Asnobarh sr), Burt Havana 20 day" 'n'H' f''ef
Hsruouy +. Nephew, Co. ,, .,... r,,v
Bark John Kerr Of Leoespon SHnPson' ""N' IVY
with ,ugar to X. p. Buck Co. ~ -. ,,,
B.rk fabric, (ta) COlOrs Palermo. "a days with hui''
g,ts RI l.. upIsh.er B.Ar Dolby via Hilton Head
Jul, 4 timber ". c. II. Wsddel ,,,. n.
Bsrt k.ts smith. s o, bisa. fsrmDas, matter o. N"''
Bsrk Wsddaeua, (lta.) fAtufIo' nA'sine' '"A'' "
NJ Ens trem Rose Bremen 81 days in ballast with
$40 pass. to Herman. kooP Co.; A ;,h .o,t A a
B,Is Ann Yss. Esun.s ls days, mOA''e' Yates For
nr. Oriental, OF sh.burne N s. Niohson Cow Bay, Il
! d.ys with coal to Brett, son & Co. ,, O A.
BrfMy.,sry, OfTesnmOu'h Gold"0"s5 hefma'A 1''
"p BpG 600 Jo,pGns Truro v cOusd0n Co" Bay 10 day
with e9,l TO &c r,.b.,S =, wSh sou Cow Boy "a day
Bris Aithe. (B, Messenger Rio Jsnsro 20 days rose
no. pcpninani Of Yarmouth ~ s.. Pieke,s sagua day,
.,,,r and molssses, Peck Church. L-it brs May
Tbomp,on for New YORK day; brs AInon howei os
Amir. Csombs aud brig Alex Nekes oadinz of poi" h0
sehr. OsssnA Ha,her Llnran Is days. with coal TO T.
Swain. a, a a.. .r.,,
| Snow l. Rieiadson -,
Hchr Mo,ens Lloyd Norfolk days with wood =, a. -
schr J. y. Carver OF TrsnOak. Aumin, Cow bay - aay
coal, Miller l. hough,oD a ppu Inn
schr ksoS al of Es.t Mschiaa Small Poaes r. H. Jun
IA molsspc~, Simpson q tlspp. . ,p.r.a.,,h,
ScLr Amos FAkenburg. Lip PIE. Providence
| schr. Adsaide Crowley Somerset p.
| schr. Connecticut Staples New London fof honaons
schr Emily &. Denison, Kills, s~bedord, on' Fsse
sehr j. s. Curtis Parker Hartford for ElaabethpSr'
sshr G. Carroll Msnhaaen. Hsddsu, STONE, Tor fhisde
: pth. s-,,. M,s,o,own
: schr sam Colt HillAId PoI,lsnd
schr r. H. Perkins, Nsne, Nsw'Haven.
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SUPREME CoURT-Cn,rssHs-JrIr iA-Bsfore Ji'tcs
R.iSaKD
pFffslosa

James Miller agt. George III. Allen Notion do
MED =, ,,.,,.,-, ,,,,e
granted .,, r,.. p.L 80,
p,rp,rJ Bach Gr-PantG n o. srter up judsmsnt WIZ
days defendant to 10 a. DfJ to move Io1 hn l'
In Mclean al, Rllrabsth MeLsar.-R-pori confirmed
AID iuism~nt - dvofc- sr,nied =,
Inin ii VIM. s.l Thomas J. Atwood Motion granted
~ J. PhGHP. AFT frederick hlun,.-h otion der'd
I,.u,i. ke.1.f...n at {. o. Hel-Np.llr frinted
ytrv U WolIo sat Isabella Wole--W ~ H. schsfget
N.fv g. Nooey art Semur. " oo.ey-RtpoH confirmed
and lads rnt Of disorr- Esuted
N.,sel Peot at, Warren BsrnenRsfefence ordered to
,ak. pfoof ,rd rrpori a. TO judsment, &C. a.,
M,,, ffa.t al Io,.ph ". TrlA-lesge sIren to hls
,,,- =. ..,ed J,o suAe, psymen, Of eio costs 10
Aer.h,m Liner. az, Peter Ler-AnMoion granted with
S.eAo.. Croner .sl Corrad Buuowe'.-n -ntaehnen' de-
MED. .s.,,.J
Fr.I,ric. Howe sf'. Alfred kOe-i0tion dem d. iof'
A. J~s.up .rt AhfAhsm =. jone.Money drectTdo De psu
o Sh,r~ood & q. Gunthef sgt G'ors- W. Jrht us-h"'
ceiv,I appointed. Anne f'vot "a A"1nd'r T.
Motion granted Abraham LAhuehsrh a. ' -
Inr..ue--AiOton denied
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Gov. IErCHgR.-The destruction Of Gov.
retehers house at Lexington by Hunters raiders, has
EFF lin in a condition Of real distress. ~ utterly
stripped is 10 Of all means Of subsistence tnat ms
Family have had TO rely altogether upon knn itIehoe
for their support ever since bis imprisonment. rev
OF his friends had actualy 10 RAISE for hln bl cOnllDh
SOus among themselves, $50 or $40 on the morning OF
bis arrest 10 means 70 purchase some l'te
requirements beyond what served IA his place u con-
lnement The last earthly possession upon whloh iov
Jetchcr relied for iuture start was SOoO worth vi
tobacco purchased BY him since the expiration oil bs
Germ IL Office and that shared the fate OF the tl0usanOs
Of bogsheads Of that article deposited IN the punhc
warehouses In that city. |" "uee'iis i''Sis'ei'
FATAL CONSEQUENCES or A VILE HoAA'-
Some cowardly scamp sent US While ago hol'se o,
what purpor,ed 10 be the marriage of couple az
Oneida Val ey, Madison County. Although the usual
Zee Gid not accompany It. published H. because we
have number Of subscribers IN that place. We lave
since learned that the notice WIS cruel noaA Inc
given those Of well known parties. but no
u turned out the affair attended with very tsd
result. correspondent writes Us that Young iady
accused Of beug the author of the hoax, aud heT
9elngs were 20 wrought upon by the 0ppfoDriohs
charge that she went into spasms and died almost I'M
snediateiy. We wonld give something to know the
aAme Of the fellow who sent US the " notice"
ALBANY Joarnh
1HB SECOND RRGULARs.-The following Cen
srals we're formerly officers in the I'd Regiment U. 5.
Infantry; MajorGen. Hitchcock. Mojor.G.n. Henuel-
man. Msjor-Gen. Casey. Major.Ge1. Steele. Major.
Gen. Candy. MaIorGen. sully, Major.Gen LYON
dead hhJorGen. Augur MAJ or Gen. Granger, Ma
ion-Gen. Hamilton (resened) Brig Gen. Patrick.
Srg Den Vessels. Brig. Gen. Sweeney.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
Tup EPISCOPAL TnrnssrAL CONVENTION.


This body promises 10 have very interesting session
ths Fall. What with Bishop Potiers pastoral ana
the replies thereto aud the returning Southern Dreth
ren We msy look b-s Of very unusual import
ance. The New York correspondents OF IAs PhaHt1
pkid InqEirer snys;
have 1t ON perfectly Trustworthy authority TINT let
have beef received now, from the Bishops OF th
Episcopal Church u nearly all of the southern diocese
lately in rebellion against the Government In iaror oi
reunion ut the next General Convention, at Phiade
pha. without any formality Whatsoever In other
words the Southern deieeites clerical and lay are do
srous Of resumnv their seats In the Convention, pre-.
cisey II Secession and the War we're things that had
never been. Furthermore free Interchange of opin
Ion among the Northern Bishops has Just been bad In
reference 10 these overtnres, and the determination ar
rived a Ia Substantially In accordance with the wishes
OF the Southern brethren. aud time has been lost IN
20 nolyng the lattsr. Bygones to bygones and
The past buried In oblivion.
That Is The programme in the IIouse of Bishops but
Wheher u wiz be adopted by the House OF Clerical
ana Lay deputies or not IL open Ia conjecture. When
the secretary ol the Convection proceeds to call the roll
u Is not improbabls that objection 10 made ~ the
admission 70 seats OF men who, though ministers OF
God. or otherwise high in the Church did not scrnps
to lend their Influence u the powers that be-" which
sre ordained Of God" In that event look out for
squalls Tho bishops having defined their positions.
however their influence the rest Of .he Conven.
tiOn doubtless will be powerful In tho same direction,
that things stand at present the chsnces dc
cidedly In favor of forgiveness 10 union. and peace.