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, 1865-06-26

AfFrHt or raAtmA11eF Ar9unxrpus f.r
tfs.bbinE Ih~ K3Et Nfatr-Im pALFGanI
Carer In the Supreme Court-Mn1tary
fSpcci Dispatch to the Chic,go Tfihruc.1
SrE1SoT1E1p. June II.
The eit;xers Of Springfield were t1ken by sur
prise this morning On hearing OF the arrest of
John A1mstrcpe% Eeq, postmaster Of thus city, On
the eh.rre Of robbine the postofBce. Up to this
date no tpecthcs'ton hrs traneplred. The charge
wos preferred hy c. u. Leonard, special detective
Of the Postoflce Department, who ba. been ope-
rating in this section for come time psst. Mr.. 4.
WIS brought betore United Stales Commissioner
Brown for a preliminary examination, which he
waved, entering bail In the suu OF k1a for bis
appearance 10 antwer any iudlctmen! the grand
Jury, who are nov in session. upon tnyeettga.ion,
mry prffert- Nj. A. Is IN cid resident Of Spring.
field, nnd h1e integrity and honor h1ye been re-
sarded as utlppeachable. lie was appointed py
President Ilnc in upur the grounds Of long and
c.o.c tr1erdship, and over other applicants OF
greater influence and prominence.
Tie cornerstone Of the Few hotel. to be tutlt
In this city, which Vas Chartered by the Inst Leg
ie'ature, vail BE- laid On next Mond,y, with some
CEREMONY.
The United Snte, Courts were in session to.
d,y in the Dietriet Court. TIE case Of the Untt
ed Sta:ee+ vs. $500 bazs Of Iron clstzned by the
ST.. SasaFe Iron Co wAt On. The c1simants ap-
ptared In court and moved that the captors pro.
ceed to adjudication Of the title TO the proper
". which was ercered By the court This ID
psEt Of Il cargo OF tton which was shipped by the
company to thetr agent at Port Ho1ros, Te1a. IN
the 1851 10 be delivered upon payment to a Ger.
tain sa&tzptd company. The yessel ran ashore III
Red River, and was unahle to reach her Gxs,ina-
tion, and upcu the breaking out o! the war wae
taten poeecetion Of bY the navy, and finally
brought to Mound Ctty, II this State.
IL the Circuit Court The action Of Alfred Eowry
II. The City Of Pedn, IN debt Judgement bv d.
fault OF s. coupons, worth s2,sla, WIS entered.
Stveral eJectmept cases were continued.
Three hundred and fifty officers aod men of
ysrtou. regiments, were pald OF in shia city to.
day.
One hundred and 6tty.ntns paroled prisoaes.
were mustered out by Capt. Montgomery, and
vii be paid Of OIL next Monday.
The Governor has been informed by tels.
graph that the SD i'll. infantry was snustered cat
1t LoutEy.lle On yesterday. aud pald and LEFT tos
Chicago; also. that the 11ath, numbering 80 con-
ua.stloned oflcers, and AZ men, hsd left Green's
toro for Chicago On the tame day, with orders to
report to the chief muster1nx officer at that point
also, that the 10Th, numbering - commissioned
officers and as men, had left the same point and
were tn route viaRtchmond, for thticity Of Spring
did.
The ssth regiment arrived IL this city from
Cairo via tic Illinois CeutrA. this evening.
, 1865-06-26

1>t+ am III astsied By n L. FAIaBAhk, &. No.
5 Hosfo OF Trade Bui1ttnE.
y he1et Sore Il DENTON as Nos 81 ann 81
Isa.llt It eet, X ON No IL. n =. EAlkHANk-
D Il. DxNTt}N.
Ch{easo, June 18th, tf&5. le.I5979 1os
, 1865-06-26

(Epec1al Dtsrn.ch 10 tic Chicago Tr1bune1
Sr. LOTS, June -.
The I'd Clio cara!ry, I1eu.. Col. Seward, left
for Springfield, Mo-, yesterday. where they are or
d rcd Tor duty.
NiD* II six clrzere, prisoners from Alton militia
r. prison, arrived this morning and were turned
o~c- tn Cspt Alien, Of GraiIot prison,
4 crsrd meeting IL to be held at Jcdc:aon City
tc-rtehf, to judorec the prompt actinn OF Gov.
Fletcher IN the Ecmova, Of the 1srTping erprutne
Judges The cal Is eigntd hy &1l lhe prominent
radical Onion 1en Of Cole county.
Col. Baker, Provost Marshal Genera. yesterday
Ifeued N order By which MI the assistant Provost
MarehnIf In the State are to be relieved On the
fret OF July. There will then remain oily the
oletrtrt PIovott MRr.has, fo1r IN number, for the
Hhn.r Stae. Hho will ALTO be relieved at IN early
cog. apt martial law will toon be known here no
, 1865-06-26

NV Yon1, June 81 The steamer City Of
BostpD, from Liverpool. la:h, via Queenstown.
18TH arrived this evening
TIL H1ea.e NIsea1a arr.Eed It Southampton on
the 1ak, changtnR ealntcs with i British fr's-
~ shs wond he f,osn nGGS snq Az 'eA lne
~ EreisFh sruor plated ncci. on tnTst.'iop 0:
EeIa.eLn, Il tn make a tour around tue French
Coast Tue French asmor plated asct Is 70 do
viii r. at Plymouth the middle ofIuiy.
L"id HrnEehau, in speech at hanqnet TO tho
lTi'cc Of Walct, at fkhmorPef'f Hall. cffLes!ly
victory IN merry n well "a Justice. and net s:aia
, 1865-06-26

4 THOROUGHLY EESPGN-
II 6IGLE patty wIheA 10 Least :c1 ore o, mosu
yeas
A LOT WITH RIVER 'FRONT.',
Suitable Lr a Weed Ta-1. olata1o.atlon aud :Iett
terms. Address HAL GsTArH, 2. O. Box 103 I.
] sAL.d-1t
, 1865-06-26
FROM CENTRAL AND sOETH
ANIEk lCA.
The Revolution tn Ptru-The SheDAn-
doQh has IefG 1uAtFa1i4s

New YoEk, june u The steamer Ocean Queen
hsibee $15u,s GU. pAEana adyicrs etate thai tue
ata seer ca pta1o. Ecrfpt3'two days from Se9
YORK. arrvtd al Pmams On the 1ath, and aai1ed
on tic 18th fer san Francisco.
The revolution IN Peru eti4l continues. making
little progress,
Chill IL thte3tcned BY Spain, If she does not
come to terms.
From Austsa.ia We learn that the Shenandoah
had coLe west from Ade1ade, probably to the
!NaEf;fIu!.
the coEpletp ccle2t Of the DaEI1os Revolutionary
patty, in Salvador.
MsI. Grn. Slckics LEFT the lEthnu., On the 10th,
:or New fnik.
Col. G. II. Tottrn II I PASSENGER on the oceac
Queen. having tecu un.u. ccsefui In the nesotta-
tioLs Of The Lew Psna1 IaItrCad contract.
, 1865-06-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Loss lf The California Steamer
Golden RQle.
ALL THE PASSENGERS SAVED.
The Reported Sad Railroad Dis.
aster a Canard.
GEN GRANT GIVES 4 RECEP-
Tl0N TO TIE PHILADElr
PnId UNION LEAGUE.
ImDortant Foreign In
telligence.
President Johnson's Speech to
the South Carolina lelc-
CATION.
The Fortress M0llrOy
Peace Conference.
IN Authorized Statement
The Fortress Monroe
Peace Conference.
an Authorized Statement
from A. Il. Stephens.


AfFrRt or raetnar1eF Arm far
tfsbb1nE th~ Pest sPfhcr-Im p4tF FknnL
Caeenl In the Supreme CuuFt-NIllft1ry
, 1865-06-26

FORTRESS MONROE, June 91--Incor1ect etafe
Ee1te, Lot esuanating from tnls point, have np-
pcsred IN several journals REGARDING tue healen
tie public that hts health at this present time is
much better than when he landed here. This
morning he was seen by our informant smoking
and apparently In q calm state OF mind. Hc ii
not In Irons and bis quarters arc very comfort.
able.
General Neffon Il. fMi1es, commanding this
poet has established quarantine fe.uatto1s at the
enhance to Hampton RQsda.
, 1865-06-26

Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Tribane.1
1Ap1A6APoL1s, Juns rs.
Isis reported that indictments have been found
s:ainst Bowles, Nilltgan, Walker and other lead
Ing neu4he1s Of the Sons Of Liberty, IN the United
States Court ts q salecusrd In the case OF M I'D
rer.c decision of the United State. Supreme Court
nest1 st the Jurisdiction Of the Military Coun,ls-
zion.
The 18th battery, te2 mea and two otHce1r, 18th
battery, led men and thr+e officers, 1u1st 1nhn'1y,
IS men Md twent1-teveu ot1cers, and 199 men
and tn officers Of The asth, arrived to-day, and
gre At the SoldirzA' Home. They will have re-
ceu,fun tn-UnttnM.
, 1865-06-26

NEW YoRK. June 25.-The Wilmington U.ro{d
Oh trade had wonderful effect IN bringing ont
cotton, turpeElIue, 1otiu and other products.
Ls,Re quantities ara bclLg brought 10 light frota
places. The lat steamer for New York lid :
full sarRo a1d left enough on the wharf to freight
snotter steamer. Large orders for goods havo
teen tcnt North and all branches Of Euslress arc
inporosinE with remarkable rapdlty.
, 1865-06-26

tspeetsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
1NpIAxAro11t, June Fl.
ccfaehmtnf OF the 18th iuiaatr5, one hundred
ind thirty men, utdcr command &; Cap,,iu 6. Il.
ntCaztS. arrived late last night for muster ont.
The 101st infantry, 375 otlccrs m: meu; the 1s.h
battery. q mcE: and 800 men Of The a3tn f1r,,h,
regiment, LEFT Lnu-vllle TO-DAY for TIL. cifv. Tns
Esd uud 18th LEFT Raleigh. n. C., yesterday lof
htme.
Hrlr. Gen. a. B. Carripctnn, who has ~ lo,,
commanded in this State, leaves here On Tn+edaT
nett M ns h nnoes orders to report to Columbus.
duties imposed upon him, his made Lin m,py
fac1df+ and he ctrrtef with him fhe good Hlshts
Of everybody. Gen c. IL Colonel Of the 18th rag.
ulA1 fElautIS, which Las Its Headquarters 1t Co.
lhmbus, Ohio.
, 1865-06-26

Arr1v11 OF Troors-~I4oss Of the Hri.
&MnOPuA.
lSpecisl D'tra.eh to the Chicago T,ihuu".1

ISpfcls1 Dstpa.th to the Chicago Ttihuu~.1
DETROIT, jnue n.
The hat'cry Of the i! Michigan Light Artillery,
ninety five men, and the ID Wisconsin Battesy,
e':b'y FIX men, arrived rhls rnornin. By the
clevesnd boa'. They were provided with
+nlttnn1tsl 1'feaEtast upon arriving, after which
Rev. G. Taylor welcomed them home i1 a brief
aGdrtse.
Battery r will rendezvous At Jackson fur the
pretert- TIE I'd Wisconsin len Ios Ahwaukce
tlit morning.
The hrig CaDopus, Of Chicago. collided With
The bark Republic of Clayton, in Lake ErIe, tails
no11.3ng, and the former WIS eunE. Loss etu-
mated st ST, GO.
, 1865-06-26

New York, June a5.-The Pest Master Gen crs1
has Esde the following appointments OF Pnst
Mtste.s: for Tex,s-San Anlonts, Slcne r. Am
hta no7tt7n. Jos. g. T.f; Austtu. Wm P. He2-
nrn MnrGtee; Brownsvtlle. franklin Cumming !;
CaIol,ns, Wilmington, Nn. a. Poison Gleens.
borough. JonathFa D. White; Go.dsboro, John
Robinson: Elizabeth City. Mts. Asstha jane
aiiroy nis}scoro, chh.. J.; Fraser; Salem, A.
7. 5rycty; SeWlcrn, G. ". Mason.
, 1865-06-26

WAsu1KaTos, June a5.-The trial Of Col Louis
schternels. 18th New FORK Heavy Artillery, has
Just ended sbd tie Court dissolved. There Eerc
nure than dry specifications agalnst him, all In
So!sipG lu1pitute and di-houor. The Court were
1a5o1ioutly engaged mere than three months On
this case,
, 1865-06-26

NEw YoLk. Jure e4.-The fol owing steamships
taIltd to-day. City Of London 1or Liverpool;
Eesmsp'a for Hamburr: Alhaub1a for Charles.
ton : Eli Perry for NewheTn: Geo Cromwell
5ur New OrleuEe; Ncvad. for tavsLnab; Yazoo
for Richmond; Louiea More for WILMINGTON.
Tit cry Of 1nnaon ard Germlria too out Esl1,-
90 in gola-
, 1865-06-26

Ntw York. June ga Herdtd correspondent
writing from SGutht m and Westkrn North Caro-
lima, rays many OF The planters arc very desrous
farnefs NOW that By the emancipation Of the
s'asea, there will nectesasily tc changes IN the
agricultural system. The negroes In many pot.
tators as tnduatrtuusly us before the acqulte aeat
Of their fit edom.
, 1865-06-26

NEW ToRK, June a5.-PeEmi.slon has been
rrartcd the chief sigma. officer Of tha army to
nus,-. out all the men OF his corps whore term Of
Fergiee expires prior to October 1st. Two hun
crea and tb1EtJ viii he dischsrRcd Under lhls or
der, leaving eeven hundred IN The corp3.
, 1865-06-26

F1sIt Of the South Carolina Delegation
IT, The PFtstdent-The Fr<aldents4
View 3 IN ReconsaFurtiou-El1e Negro
Question In South CorOIiun-t'he
Dele gales Accept the E'rcsfdent,s
1kAtoM1HeN n dattOhs -NAmf !. .utfuns for
IrUS1s1unAl GoV&rnOr.
, 1865-06-26

NEW TonK, June a5.--Msj. Gen. ", Fred. Gib,s
and B!esst Brig. Gen. Fi'zhagh: U. $. Volunteers.
bare been ocettd to report T. Gen. Sheridan.
F. 4 Dent Of Gen, Grants stxf, are ordered to
st. Louis on .n Inspection tour, aud lclre for the
latter post next week
, 1865-06-26

An Illinois Regiment
Struck by lightning.
ONE MAN KILLED AND Tn1RTY-TTO
Nj0RED.



uEApan's 1saD Ill. Isr'r vors
TCL1Anoa4, Tenn, june 10, 1855. s
Edt4ora Chicago Tribune:
DEAR s1R: Our regiment was Yesterday
+.a 1870 ~ ora ~ +ba most terr,h1s c,1,n,.
~ seeae u oue " -ue haoa <!o.s ,os ~ s' ~.
iuee, which tt mas ever oeen my iot TO VII
ness.
About two O'Clock D. M, violent thun-
-. ,...-, ,,e,toa ~. II h.,no s,hho VI ~.
uet :. 7'o,n 'tslseu u, sae,-s. eo' ~, ~ ~
Guard mourning was ueiestso until t"o
O'Clock, en account Of the morning being
occupied In Grand Review. While tha old
cnan,5 wns being turned out to receive th,.
.a~eaa-d b,ir5f,r f1o.h of 1,obtniro ,~,s
~" eualu, ous .a".,o aaeu ~ - .s.as "as
seen, accompanied lnstantly " . tetrinc
peal of thunder. The whole of the old
euard. together with part Of the new guard.
1rora +1,rn,xn violently to the eartbs rhr
"ao ''no"" .'o1e " @ g.. w. Ans
shock WAS 60 severe anu suuaea tnat IN most
cascs the rear rank men were thrown across
The front rink men. One man, jeremiah
Costa, ~ rnn+o;n Bnrter,a comno,v n mn
11s, ~ ~ -. 5 ~ "'@e
, 1865-06-26

Congregational Council tAd-
jOurne1.
Dnsfns. June a4-The National Council OF
Congregational Churches closed Its deliberations
this afternoon, a1d adjourned stHe dis. Previous
10 the adjournment. Friday, Septe1be. 18th, was
recommended IS day fasting AID prayer By The
ebnsches.
Rev. Messre. Kirk, p1eEett Of 1l1ino1s, and
pastoral letter to The churches, giving the spsit
ind rf hA MI
, 1865-06-26

T0RPORAT1ON NOTICE
~ OFFICE eT TER DoARn or FrnL1 WORKS |
tNtCs 60 Jun4 % b. 1873 !
he.eas. the Common lo1ncl OF the sisy Vt CHI.
cago b. q prreteu that Viue llEee: be I'eaaad from
5Lsent northern terminus to Willow street., Of TIC
Wiz ii Of 50 s i 0 ttt.
Noy. Therefore, r7bl'c notice sercey given to all
hcstd Public works = ace: at room n, -. IN
y, ~ s It :hs htnr OF 10 o'cl:ck a. NJ. - asia
ihe tsnsEes That vii e.uH anea e ths oe:sass c,a:
's.< tie to!rx Of such work and the maziag OF
Aald contern plated imrFnver1cat
-he general description OF the land - be ,Hdenned
IL tha Ees! = 1900 te OF o. miss ~ md the east
17l1co Isot ten 0} Of tho fntdlFi on nf the
Addition to Chicago L. O. HIADxLE,
FRED LKTZ,
O.I ROBE,
rommiu,onc:s Of the BesEd OF Public No.ks-
, 1865-06-26
L he yud1nnu Ruilroad Accident

NEW YonE. Juno M.-W. d. Grlswo,si, Super
tptcE rent ot the Ohio AID Mississippi Railroad.
llr Louisville di.patch OF collision Of ra11ro4d
tEn3Es rear Lafayette, 1ud published this morn.
10 fsFa
, 1865-06-26

nIeSOLUIION.-The Co.Part
- ne1,hio heretofore t.!stlnx undss II. aane and
, 1865-06-26
House and Lot

1cda. fer sAle o. "a and lot, 100 Wess lfoaroe
9:1ess. Lot TAxl.R. 10 an ailet. Aeoi IT,. stosJ
BrT:n R.,l, : 4: Room =, 30; 4i3 ). NN.r -: ot.
}.aasss.s ss1es FIN. BLANCHARD.
, 1865-06-26

TAI1ADE1I'alA, Jpue 2a.-Eneipc &c ofthe Phil.
adt'phla md tiaiun.ore Railroad, exploded tAi.
:nDrD,ps IN the tfteue work In .Ednt Hf tue Gu.
t,'6e hnusr. No s,ue Mzs Allied. The engineer,
a:m. Clifford, had both his legs broken.
, 1865-06-26

sT q project is On foot for a railroad from
Gnnar, ILL.,, to Goshe1, Ind, to connect ths
Illinois Central and Michigan Southern
roads.
, 1865-06-26
CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ OFFICE IF 1nE BoA1i. OF PtnL,c Wo7Ea.!
CIticAa0 June 2sIn 1ss5
Whereas. tte Common toonell Of tho city 0. CHI
Gag hAl us tAat Lamp PotS4 be created on Oak
at:c7t. telKLan Gr en- Bay ar-es and L7ka Michigan;
alsc, On Tt1t Eighteenth bttvta: CkuaS st.e.t aud
te11t street and tho south ttne shtesngh srtet
a!ao. on eat WAler street (iot cehcuacy 20 rs
kS1ealma u 5etweea mis- strtet and Indiana 1tEse
said work to be iona the af sha
Board P bile Works. and til It Tie Au six h1t
ofed and fcitI }6i6 dal!ars to d upon tbs
Zeal estAte fr1ntiuk anulataE on IL stvefa> I'M
Of the REVISED Charter In such caae uAde and pro'
r1t-d-
Now therefore. public n t:a II ha-eh7 given 10 al
pezscnt i1fer,sted, that ihe C.umlsstouers OF N.
Hoatd OF Public Works Will mees IT Honm No. IL.
ju:y =, B. 1875. 1t tho hour Of 10 o'clccf, a. to
afa9s sre au1enut di1ee1ed Aotes.fi by tho Con-
u aLut>lnE o. sa,d contemplated Improve not.
q GIFDELX
FEND LETZ.
O J. f iSH,
Commls,.on.:a of the Do,:d OF Fnblc Tor.s >.
, 1865-06-26

T0RPDRATION NOTICE.

F!JRP1yRAIIU NUIlCE.
~ DEF1cA or Iux EoArn or PrBL1c vnEKs,}
tuICAGo, in u a6' b. iSG5. !
Wherein, the CrEmon Conn I'll OF the e > Of Ch-
csEo hiss o:fctdfhat MstheI stree: hs extended eaR
w3f3ly OF tte Wild oyfos'y feet IT. present eAs
e9n tel trus in R.ock 2, throu Block II to De,
Chicago :.
Now. lhe1ecr., pth!c no:ics IL heruy atvea to all
F3ons intertster. th.t IT. Eomtr'ss 'u:rs o. tae
H. ard Of Public Wo1k1 will eet At ko-m Nc. Is In
the fou't hous- in aid c.F on the 1st d&y ns ly
4, r. 1S{3 At Vie hour OF % ufctoc& H. 10
Ihe 1.ma7s that viii be kult AL Cd or the bdue1s
frt.ed. together vim the cot Ct h' proceed By
raton Ct tho doing o. lucs Wufk N the making Of
kslt contemplated Improvements.
The Ret era dtstripIon Of he ard t3 b coDd'mnsd
y strip oflasd Of the width ef orsy fe.s, m n!nR
through Block IT, 6cho7. ctl-n Addition II Caf-
~.Ro Corresponding and llEe with th rs:on Of
Ma her It. ct ready cn4d thE4ukh Rocx IN said
ctuool 83ctl1u. J @. GIN NILE
FRRn LETT,
o. J RJ9E.
, 1865-06-26
D0CM AGE.

On Magazine rocsb. st usls:cd street 1z.d9e, very
tqlJe2:c:l. Tor t:E7al Shi2plnK.
J. EEISELY. Room 4 Cobb's Building.
t1ys3r r.934S0t rHAx net 1ntsk Dearborn str Ct
, 1865-06-26

Hen. Wood Anxious.
New YORK, June 95-Ben Wood has requested
the Military Commission trJlrg the Conspiracy
easc to thcfouehly Investigate the mast:r OF hts
rettlving f.. COO f1um Jacob Thompson, rs tcatl-
fed 10 before the Commission
, 1865-06-26

WAsu1naroK, June 25.-Judge C4wley had IN
interview yesterday With the President and laid
before him tbs compliant OF the friends Of colored
suffrage In Charleston against Gems. Hatch and
Gwyn who bare refused them perni :s'on 10 TO 4
political meetings IN Charleston, The inter-
view WIS tattsfsctrry, the President having ss-
tured the Judee that the grievances should BE- re-
dreeaed at once and The fullest liberty to political
ditca.slon .hou'd be secured to all.
, 1865-06-26

NEW YORK, June 25-A special to the Ttn1et
dated Wa,hfn2ton4 e41h, saYs: The report Of
The eerIons illness Of Mrs Sufsatt Is unfounted.
She ia IN better health :han Al any time since her
arrest"
, 1865-06-26

Smu.gler4 and Crunrcrfeiterx Arrrst-
<d-A he Rush for m*1lcu-Sait .lRn-
uIActMre4
, 1865-06-26

The Recukant Suprrme IudGfa-Dtx-
nl16slnW the A4Attinnt Provost Mar.
B6AlA,
, 1865-06-26

Interesting English and French EaTal
movements important U1bnte In
k10UEe OF LORDS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-04
The War Over.

New YORK April 3.-The Commercials
special says it is. believed in Washing
ton that the war is over, and that
an understanding to that effect exists.
The programme of Gen. Grant antici-
pates all possible movements of the en-
emy. He did not merely provide for the
evacuation of Richmond and Petersburg;
he anticipated this contingency, and
Lee will find his retreat cut of ut all
points Grant, Sheridan, Thomas, Sher-
man and Hancock are closing around
the fragments Of the rebel army The
military organization Of the Confedera-
CIV will cease to exist during the present
week. Sherman has yet to be heard
from. He is not inactive during the
great operations now pending. Peace
through war is the object Of the admin
istration, and it seems to be now within
reach. The same paper says the news
of Grants success has almost suspended
business in all the markets, and as yet,
il is difficult to- estimate the effect upon
prices until more is known of the fate OF
Lees army, and the prospect OF his ef-
fecting junction with Johnston.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-04
A ATrans-JIiss CONFERENCE.-The
.Lone Star" Project Revived.

A Brownsville paper, recently received
at New Orleans. has the following arti-
Gle denouncing the project OF fresh
confederacy west of the Mississippi,
which is significant, as showing that the
measure has been and is seriously enter
tanned: ..... 90. ...' -..
We notice that suggestions are being
made in various localities favOring indie
pendent action west of the Mississippi.
A trans-Mississipp Confederacy, with q
head somewhere on Red river and tail
down here on the Rio Grande. A second
edition. of secession without cause or
provocation. An abandonment Of our
sister States in struggle for indepen
dence already the most renowned In the
worlds history. A perfdy that ought to
appal, a crime that wants name.
A trans-Mssissippi Confederacy, in
deed! Did not the trans-Mississppi
States engage with their sister States
East of the Father of Waters to establish
a Government Did they not covenant
to perform a certain act? Andhave they
not sealed that covenant with their own
best blood of the earth? And has the
Government been established! Has that
act been performed Have those obliga-
tions been fulfilled! And are they dis
charged from further responsibility? Is
not the enemy on our soill Are we free
from the North!
While we are willing to admit, nay
contend, that the people in their sover-
eign capacity have the, moral right to
terminate allegiance to one Government
at any time. and resolve themselves into
a new or other form of government, yet
we are bold to say, that to do so before
the covenant has been fulfilled and while
their bond is fresh with the gore OF their
former comrades, would be an act OF per-
fidy which no language could sufficiently
reprobate. To talk of new Confedera-
cy OF Lone Star Republic while the
smoke of burning hamlets, the moan OF
heart-stricken widows and orphans, and
the wall of tamishing thousands tell us
of the invaders presence, evidences per,
6dy that belongs not to Southern chival'
ry and honor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-04
Cs.nersfens Kiecsis.. |.

HARTFORD, CT, April 3.-The State
has gone Union by large majority :
The following is the vote of Hartford:
Gov, Buckingham. Union, ,420, Seymour.
Democratic, 2,l72 The Union eandi-
date Cor Representative have 200 major
ity 0TTys9 q -r~rrT- r~ . r m
M1pDLErowS, CT. April 3-Middle-
town is Union. 125 majority. The Sena-
tor elected is Union.
For representative in the State Legs
lature, E J. Sanfor, Union. has $50 ma
jofity in the 9TH district, and Syrde Har-
rison, Union, has $50 majority IN the 4th
district. ia7 r.s.a,75s ~ ,..
Hartford. the Union candidate, in the
lst district has $50 majority; IN the Cd
district, 702 majority and in the lsth
district, ,26 majority. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-04
The Peace Negotiations--Proba Ex-
ira Session Of Congress.

1t is stated by an official, who, should
be we'll informed that peace negotiations
have been going on for some time, in the
face of the active military movements.
1t is also said that an extra session OF
Congress is to he called Immediately,
with the view of effecting such a modi-
fcation of the confiscation law, and per-
haps the law disqualifying rebel officers
from holding federal offices, as will re-
move any obstacle which they may pre-
sent to the reinsurance and pacification
of Southern people. Secretary Seward
is said to strongly urge such proceedings,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-04
.Drnid, Give. up Hope.

The Worlds Baltimore correspondent
sorrowfully abandons tho rebellion lie
saws; "If the rebel leaders retained the
confidence of the American people. tboy
would have been able TO prosecute fhs
war for years to come, even without rail-
roads. with their deficient transportation,
and with comparatively small army
But, according to the news which has re'
Gently reached this city, this confidence,
which began TO be shaken when Shcr.
man occupied Atlanta, and which had
beeome greatly impairod by the time
that Savannah, Charleston and Val
ninpton were evacuated, is. now thai
Gen. Sherman has marched triumphant
Is through the Carolinas, entirely gone.
The Southern people, ior thD last two
Years. have hoped against hope that the
Confederate leaders and the Confederate
army would succeed In ginning independ-
encc for the South; and all that they
have had tocheer themhas beea the sue
cessiul defence of their capitol But
hope is now dead within them. They
have freely given their substance 70 the
cause, as they fondly regarded II oi
Southern independence. They have Civ
en the fruit OF their tields 10 feed the
Confederate soldiers, and the very car
pets off their floors to make blankets TO
keep them waTBi. ..rr ~ ..HI ..n fi .