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Correspondence OF the thlcaxo If1pune,J
ST. PAUL, M1Ng., Ju.y 4, 1sa5.
Dispatches hare been received from Fort
Abe4csombIe, which announce the return Of
the Indian scouts or tpies from DEVILS Lake,
after three weeks' absence. They report that
the Indians had broken up their camp, and
those who possessed ponies had gone on
buffalo hunt, while the remainder had gone
to Turtles Mountains, near the British line,
destitute Of the necessaries of Life. This lat
ter lot have taken position to enable them
to escape to tho British side Of the line II
they are approached BY cur forces. They
have done this thing before, with the aid aud
connivance Of our British friends. The pleas;
ant pastimc may be repeated once too often.
Times and sentiments have changed since
the last performance Was enacted-a Brlttsh
and Indian combfnation-and this fact the
former probably begin to appreciate.
, Gen; sibley has received dispatches from
near Fort Pierre, on The Upper Missouri. II
is reported, apparently By authority, that
5000 Indian warriors had been waiting to
see him. but as he Was de1sycd in his arrival
at their locality, they had CONS In pursuit of
buffalo, telling the commAndant Of Fort
Sully TO let them know when the General
came, as they wanted to hear what the Presl-
Indians who Surrendered last ye.r, and they
will atfo1d an excellent opportunity for Com
missioner Dole to try bis tanning experiment
on. The remainder Of the Western Sioux
wished 70 come in and surrender, but the
Cheyenne and Platte Indlans, having been
driven among them, reported that they had
whipped al the white soldiers beloE, md
now, If they would join torces, they could
whip Sul1y.
secured the means In New York and Europe,
to complete the 1osd from St, Paul to Lake
Superior in two years. They advertise for
500 hands, IN the St. Paul morning papers.
, 1865-07-08

ARFIVKO-..-......-...Iu1y
s:Enr Nay ouesn- ReHsn15, Maa'so.oc. auu-
Prop Merchant. Briggs. Buaa1o, .ands!es,
P1op On ids, Atwood, hutfa!o, .und.t's.
biz Fl II hassa.S:ss M ssfs.ssoa. Staaaoas;. no
: se6. u,I,1efd, toiton: 4 fipsss. iso n lumbar.
sehr ?. kewha1'. AeAi len. Naskes;n. rs n iun-
sea1 d. a-n. Ts,asd. ausktson. lis = iuHa:r.
senF s1th:1fsnd, ka5Aa', kA'anaazoe. 10 iatuoaa
ssss Ss;ss Ss;VsS Vs K9fns se:s:
sehr n; FL, Au ssy' Quincy. ssy-a Noe. 1Io2o eeaar
eehr prs'aen. ratse:'on, B.o1na Pier. 70
S;:s s:'Fs Fs sis ss:s 1sss
sesr Monitor. savslanu. Daashine. ~ n lun-
echr Psde Fsross, St, Psu.,s Pier. = cord. wood.
seht k.te kenmoad, chhsen. Buffalo. 1so N lumbar
schs Fe11e:trr k1ief*oe ar. nd Haven. es n lumber.
echs G. G, Troso1,Lga s;aekrosd. A,pena. rs lam
sehz yr1moat Ksid. esesn nush. 70 cord, wood.
SEW Jshn'on. Fea: Wass1: "a e:a Cd;
scow IL = Bsis, Robinson Nass esen 20 n lampse.
scoW c. c. Bats, YoaEE, Nu.fe<on. ~ n lumber
......... KARxD...-.-.--......JulJ7 I.
s'mr May Queen AeHen.y, Escanata. sundstes.
Pep ssHa K.as,e KKs'1e :s95ss 3 4
''' 81; e"' neal md s; saae.,s,. I'' W eo'a' ~
Prop Quetn q The Lakes. Csasey Buffalo, u 800 ou
Prop 4 Wade. goldsmith. s.rut., II, SO bp corn,
50 n. noqr; ~. ennaI,ss: n-~-,.
Bsia7s lily CT Bunalo. Baanet. Buffalo, =. IS ou
B:1sas W. s'.1s R &c e se1
Blix Wm. Lewis sweetlend. Oswego ,5.0oa hu xtest-
ssE EF & e. ao 81
schz Hnhns1d, Reed Buffalo, ID so au cora
, 1865-07-08
N E,
From the Detroit Free PHesL}

lFrem the Detroit Free Pke8I3
FKssEt LotT-NARhow EscAPX Of Tu1 CEfw.I
The icooohtE Illinois, with cargo OF Is IONS q con-
tet ss from the poft Of Cleveland cn the n!Sdy u
jnns stth, bound fer Detroit. On arriving oE sef.
m lton. she Waa struck By a heavy sqn.a !!nm NC
ntTth wt1t, which caused her to commences M tesS!aE
rapidly. 1t aoon became eTtd.nt tnsIS Ets W poss
oe ChA1a+ Off wing the stt1 nom kotat G .a4
tho prt3peeta Of szTinE The ~ -. ~ sos1
seemed rather donntfn shs - T. 80 ~ ~ Aosu
tyely So11z; III ac!aeies Tso lsboFed Vigorously Il
VI w 81 Whsn Within nve miles q ths land, tho
Ruo rtr crew StT1nX thtna 5clves By emhsrk T.
sethel sha HsMai Boat Tia hlt9ols w4a eighty
.ns bt:hen ~, and built IN a57 At Saczetss H.r
tons md Tas d'rgIF twenty eight years old-tho
oottast crt1t on the lAkse-
o4M.spr xHp,-Ihe contemplated Taisng 81 tho
,sopeIier iIlsno sunk II Eotnt An Feileu. has, in
ems. Gu nee OF Ii. del1ys at:endlz the operations
;su1 }at. heen absafoned. Tfo recovery OF h.r
cargo and d45uses hsI01tna 10 tAa Teatel. lnc-unI
he eu7l1e mxcape1y has bren entrusted TO the
vrecking atsamer Aa:nft. tapt. Hodges. uuder
fallv carried OUT. 1he HaSnst has AteAdL taken
peler hAs within tho rast lev days been tAt going 10
sErAUy2 4 LkAk-Tha bszk Moth y7es:, Captain
A{htns, with 4 c's.c OF coal 4na hollcH ware, from
BnnAo bouelt.t Chteazo. arrived 1t fhl, port tho
lth. ia I Iesky ccncatton- Wh!le on Port B1rwel1.
L4ks krte eacouutefiuG heavy We .thst. abe dts
covered 10 be lesx11X rapidly, Ant cothlax aAEe tho
conttznt extrtons o1the ctew 1t tbs puup5 until her
trTal 1t Detroit venRo her from loup1er,pg WITH
all banda. She Il noW IN CfAxks t5y dock for oyer-
h1u11uG.
, 1865-07-08
TROUBLE FEARED IN R1CHMONp.
did rFa ~ nd rtfh srr$,rfcn 4hnk ~ xt.n o.

Did We read with surprise, that On the 81
day Of July the police force OF Richmond was
doubled for fear OF an Insur7ection on the
part Of the ncgroess Did We wonder that
those who had peacefully worn their chains
without resistance, since Nat Turner was
hung, were accused Of plotting an outbreak
now that they had been proclaimed frees
No, we did not. For the proclamation Of
Abraham Lincoln has, az rapidly as poes!blo.
been falslied, and the negroes know 1t.
Their old masters arc coming back iato
power, without any guaranty to them against
that power being used to practically re-en-
SLAVE the blacks. Their masters had never
promised them frcedom-hcnce had not been
guilty Of perbdr In Withholding 1t. Th.
Shareholders never called on them to fight
eide by side with them in battle in defense
Of common flag add country, and therefore
never betrayed the hand that dropped the
nusket By denying 1t the ballot. Thus far
tie local Government Of Virginia threatens
to % both. Hence guards are doubled, aod
Instructions feared from those who, durioc
the war, hare waitedto zee the salvation Of
the Lord, or have, In an orderly and spldiet1y
manner, contended for their liberty and our
Unien, How lorg shall We 70 On doubling
the police and fearing instructions. yet de-
nying ths remedy to the blacks which, If
con erred, would render sueh dangers and
such precautions alike unnecessary!
, 1865-07-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


FRIDAY EyKNISo. July z.
Business IN nearly al depu'msnts Of Trade
and commerce continues lively Ihete Is more
movement Is u4ita hlisk. This his been euou-
1.,.a ~ .,-nn sv+,,+ NV a., 4n,,ov,r,a,% In r.at
orn ns,t,.,s - ~'
..ta r,onav maria, :. ,ct,,,o s,d s,e,3v 1,,.,.
vas a roora active fnouirv for eurrene7. md The
hants annn1Isd the,r cnsto,nar. srea1v ~ IN ~
ss1t ;,sr s,,ncrn m he st-est ths n,rts. !rss
Sn1st ~ 1an ~ ee1, ,,or n,onth !" ~
Tn.-. ~ n,o-s ar,fre 5s1o,nd FIR r,s,ern
rrbrnee to.s,v and thr m,rtet VISA armer Tha
h.rss Ts,s nrs,,s Ta.i annni,sa hT ~ n,oares
,r,ac' Int ne demand WA fnliv eon.l IN II and
tba r,teo vere 1,r ~ IN a,sronnt to mar bn7fnr
sna IN -~sn,1n1, sa,,,nr @ 'h'
' Tba prndrca rn,,Ia,s 3o.dav .a,a t,rmar F,on-
ua. .ct,rs wbs.t .Jvsnce5 sGas.c ,,ar hnaba1
Corn ,uted 1Sa1,c higher on aavancad 1Ssc
ner hnkhel Hve vvas f1,mer. harley wn. .te.iy.
Whtsa1 sr, Sn,, p,a1f.ion. .1s,, ar9er Int
1e,. ,ct,Tn. ~ ~ !!
GoYa onene3 IN yav 7o,k .o.a.v at 1sa. .ns
.,s.s = :. 1en, M ta1,es...s. s,ot.
eloseo AZ P. m'' az t9st' Ine 1ono"ans quota
tions were telez1sphed 70 James Boyd d Brother :;
1la 1891 12-aQ -aQ.,... ts9i
II .. 11q@ 4 .. 159f
1i.3o ~ 1S9sI 3 ............ i39f
Hers tie rold msrket Bss frm md ,teady with
xS.s snc,1...n r--1- -sc,a,t,
, 1865-07-08
EXTRACTS FROM WRITTEN STATEMENTS
OF TIE LATE SAMuEL HALLErT.
AFFIDAVIT OF E r. MEADE.

= = = - W1AH1Ndf6E C1tf.
Edwin r. Meade, being duly sworu, depo.
tes md says, that he is 80 attorney and
counsellor at law, residing In the city Of
New York, and is acting as such for the rail-.
read organization Of which Edward Learned
IL President, and hos been for some time fa-
miltar with the business affasrs Of the said
Union Pacific Railroad Company, f. D.: and
deponent further says that he has read tbs
, 1865-07-08
CHICAGO LUMBER mARXET.
F1IpAr KynEs1, July 7. Is

F1rpAr KrK11o. 1nty 7, 1sG3.
LTMgE9-Ecee.ved, 2.Ns m: lhip9ed. 1,.s9 II,
Tho oIetin tt.dsr mostly of the largest t.zsE
which generally are nas 10 deslran1a Al c1edir,1
c1sssea; heree s1ade Hts rathar SLOW Prices, how
ever, I'm, and far this seasoa Of tho year-shs
COMMENCEMENT OF has1esslug-the market u 70
marfat,J good ure. We learn that AcDonalda mil
and mill dam d: ceonto hare bsen swept away BY I
treshst In the oco1s3 E.y.r. Thnie haa been II n
ceaant rain In that atetson Ct couat:J for tns pas
tn dtYs-
Cargo aa1es to dsy were: Cargo scsr For1es'cs.
fIom Gtaad River. 6s N rhtzd n strips. as VI ~. "
1.tse Fuller: csrEu eehr TrowhItdge. hom -.
Huron, IS 1t q 60 Tor ens, s.so for eouuon aaa
TO u for esar, by Btekfctd cargo scnt
from Aet ominee, 2co fssps nalAnes tas' p.
fom Mu.k.aop. % m trips, balance utz as
By ao,ton; ea.xo tchf Monitor. from Csaaaa, ~ as
~ sa.h, ~ fo3 n y
to :, .t,,ns halsnce boards Il III 20, By AcDonsd
rsrso ,eos rambler. fsasn Grand Mvf1' % N nt1sd
:, iii 5. b1 uhh 4 Fuller; cargo scas aautssuas
, 1865-07-08
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH
New Orleans and rexns,

NEw York, July 7.-Gene.a1 Gordon Gran
ger, commanding In Texas, n recently is-
sued order, gives the people Of that Ststo
distinctly to understand that slavtry has
ceased to exist there, and that this result iu-
wolves an equality Of personal rights, and
rights Of property between the negroes aud
their former masters. At the same timc he
counsels the colored peaple to remain on the
plan tations md contiua work, aud Warps
them against ldlene.e.
General Banks delivered an orntion at a
Union celebration In New Orleans, on the 4.h
Of July, befule An immense and enthusiastic
audience, and In one Of the most eloquent nd
dresses ever made In the Stare, asserted the
Justice, right and necessity Of comforting the
elective franchise on the coIored people oF
the South. The celebration wonnd mp at
night With magnificent fteedmen's torch.
light procession. -: =.
bon. John Covodc. Fho has been inyestiea-
ting affairs at New Orleans, lett Cor Washing
ton July Sd.
3lsjof General Sheridan, after visiting Gal
TestoD, proceeded to Brazos Santiago, and
from thence TO Brownsville, remaining but a
short time In each place. he is hourly ex-
pected to return to his headquarters in this
city, which are established at the Strong
mansion. General WeItze1 arrived at D:azos
Santiago few days since, aud temporarily
established his headquarters at thas place.
1t "a thought be will proceed to Brownsville
In o lew Weeke, Or as soon as the debarkAtIOn
Of his commend has been effected,
, 1865-07-08

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE naH,l com.
maptcr last winter ID command OF the james
river division, has been found guilty Of neg
lect OF duty IN not prseentiny the raid Of
rebel gunboats at that time; Int. IN consid-
grafton Of his long and faithful service, Is
recommended to clemencF. Secretary Welles
las disapp1oved Of the finding, and ordered
his r1ltasc from arrest.
u;nrrr Isn saa1 T. r. RrnW
Of Tennessee. aud a. X. Alllson. this last
rebel Governor of Florida, have applied for
pardon.
The rebel General Price. 1t ia supposed,
will 20 to Mexico and engage in tninl3g op.
eYatfGnA
, 1865-07-08
VOCAL CVLTURE.

Man Ia an .n,,a., c.nsh,. - s-,,n,.,,.
And ~ hotv st--nas,,i,. s.s,s.ss 1S.n., aoa'
t,r,,;on and aeve1on1nsnt 81 49, noo1.;s.,r us e
hn,nnn function r., 4,,n,h1. IT, ...'.a:
nd rooa r,t..s,oe =. ~ .~.aa.,a.
1rto hs. e.ft,c1..t eons, ro-,.r a.d ,,..,Na. Aau
..s. ~ ~ ,xt,a,,s 49,, .t!.1 AZ .-al.. se',-
a,a.,n. ~ .a.aaa ~ 49,. ~ . 49, |oe "1loe u nls
1900 ~ ta% t,,,1easa .y - ~ ~ e.G " aaus1-
sas. 4 ~ ~" -. sau1e ~ saNA " als 'e'a'" GU
~, ,,t.,a 80. ~. $500. . fa1ooms
-a.a - - - ts,a1. 80 s... s.oaeh ,eas % ~, .eot,e
sesM W 49, - IN ee ioua auu e.eat' Is
eoe nsa- ss - 4aa oou' Aa0 In l4e unlFef
eA anaslllaoee oi nunAnltY' IheE idea OF
o..tu4s .,..a 'osaa lN4SN5 seeus ulitta 10 al
ao, ~. nsEaoleue eetanlnun.ea''oa
/. " aus" ass eus eomuou nseseslles o. every
uns LIE II .nes esn lnaAe kno"a 10 eaen
oanet. ~ means OF snoe and half-spokeu
SOUNDS. their wants and thouEhts. they arc
content' ana reaohy resign all further
pleasure and advantage OF pos
seeeoG IN accomplished eloeutlon. SPEAK
Ing MS come 70 De Inc 1aculty Of the Few, snd
peope Rene1aAs are only expected to be able
70 A!k-pefbaps merely 10 lisp and slmFer.
An nc eane&tea man OF more than average vocal
aonty may De seiecteo 10 lcao document
N paohe, ana We saei1 nna tnat nc ID impo-
lent ~ 10 "nat Inc numan solee Will proper
ea'e Aan Pacucs can eAs'15 acnle such
, 1865-07-08

Hefe Ue gold m4fKet Eds HEM t1d atEady VIII
tr.ntacdons at 1a930140 buying, aud At 1901 Oil
selling, Silver Was dull at II buyi31, aud 100
selling. - u,
Government bonds were mose aehvs and frm.
ne quote:
, 1865-07-08
Accident ut Wheeling

WHEELING, July IA most distressing
and fatal calamity occurred here last night,
resulting in tht death OF Captain john List.
an old and prominent citizen Of this city, noa
Roundiug Of Major AtcPhia1, Chief Plysu1s-
vost grard were In pursuit of NJ escaped pr,.~
orcr, when an order WAS given to fire, wh'c'
was obtJed by one Of the members, the hall
taking effect in the thigh OF Captain lit,
sever!nG an artery, and passing through n:
foot Of Major McPh!al, producing pa;rHil
hour after receiving the wound. The aIA7
has caus-d deep feeling Throughout the com
munity
, 1865-07-08

~ Colonel Horace T. Sauders, Of the
ION WISCONSIN volunteer Infantry. has been
bseyetted Brigadier General, dating from
April 10, 1865. Colonial sandess raised hIs
regiment at Racine, Wis. in 1867. End clothed
and equipped It at his own expense, but WAS
subsequently reimbursed By government.
lima ever since, He was Injured at Drury''s
Bluff; past the hope Of ever wholly zecoyar-
Ing. He has been latter1y Provost Judge
md Provost Marshal Of the Eastern District
Of Vlrginia, and has never had farlough Or
leave Of Absence since he entered tho seryiee-
HIS ability 81 lawyer insured his detail "a
cou1ts-mastial whenever hfa services could be
spared from the field.
, 1865-07-08

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT At ToUsASa.-We
cured on board the steamer OTTAWA, while
on an excursion trip in tbs vicinity Of Ton.
SANG River, on Tuesday, the Fourth. The
clothing OF lady e1cursfonist became Gu
tangled In the shatting or SONS portion Of
the machinery of the vessel, and two other
were caught In the same trap, aud the three
were crushed 10 deal By the machinery to.
gether. The report OF tha accident was
brought over By Captain Stacktord, OF the
steamer General Grant, and at the early hour
at which be left the Peninsula, vas not eaa-
bled TO get the pasttculars.-S1alu&ky Regis
Ter Oh
, 1865-07-08
that he was not genuine " "Reb. ;" and sta:s.

that he was not a genuine j" "Reb :" and sta:s.
ed In pursuit OF him and had him arrested.
One person, We understand, said that but for
the timely warning he would have aided him,
q he never refused men who had been in tbs
Conftde1ate service. Vshea WAS turned over
to Superintendent Richards, who had him
locked up at Observation-Disclosures.
Fron Braxil-Emaeclpatioa Hstex
Axttate ed-SscaHeh1p Limo to New
From the Providence Journal
A private letter dated Rio de Janeiro, Nav
e5,h. gives US come interesting information
from Blaz1.
Within week after the Parliament met,
the Chamber Of Deputies unanimously passed
the bill for establishing a steamahtp line With
this country. The bill corresponds to thst
passed By our Congress. It was expected at
the date Of our letter that It would PISS the
Senate within three weeks. We may there
fore hope that at last We shall have regular
ure Of good vessels plying between Brazil
and New York, and securing for us largo
part Of the trade, which now goes 10 Europe,
and which ne ought long ago to have Oh.
tanned. 80
A large and intelligent party arc agitating
the question Of EmaEc1patton. Senator Sfi.
velra da 31otta has with general approval
brought in bill prohibiting foreigners from
buying slaves: and requiring those who now
own them to ibeEate them within two years.
4 similar bill WAS, rejected last rear, but 1t Is
hoped that this may low pass.
Another Senator, The Vlseount de Jequ!t-
inbonha, has introduced bill providing for
the emancipation In ten Years Of alt slayes
over twenty-five years Of age, aud for the
complete abolition Of slavery in fifteen years.
It is not cxptcied thati 1t will at present pass.
But the anti slavery party Is rapidly gafntng
ground. The books on emancipation, which
the Rev. James c. Fletcher took out With
him, we're eagerly sought and read. It is
hardly possible that the abolition OF slavery
In the United States should not have q very
marked influence In Brazil, especially If our
commercial and social relations BECOME mare
intimate.
Prof Agass'z and bis party are receiving
every attention from th8 Emperor aud the
officials. The Professor says he ought to
have visited the country twenty YeaEs ago..
, 1865-07-08

Quite spicy TRIAL took PLACE Saturday In
Georgetown, D. C., before Justice Buckley.
It seems that man named John oShca
called on " u friend" for aid to take him to
his house in KRnsas, at the sanna time stating
that he had been Major in the rebel service.
His friend gave him Lat Of rebel sympathl-
zers IN Georgetown, who, be said, never re-
fused to aid friends to the Confederate cause.
He called on one who gaye him two dollars,
alfo on widow lady. Who sympathlzed to
lie amount Of ten dollars. From several
others he received aid but in the meantime.
the merchant Who gave him the list suspected
, 1865-07-08
WELCOME HOME.''
10 the re.onan; Il The 18th Regiment Of ulIuot
F0Ipnte:fN


II Ask ILL., ESQ.
:-,,
"hea waIs s. fn,ta h .sr esfaon "a Tsog 'S a.9nd'
whcn },te ~ q isrt snd rerpcf1t T rIo1;;,
Stood tret.On'e bold dedaut tand.
Tou hastened at yons counttys c1EF
From shop and fa1m,iton hone, ats1-'
10 n1ave'y "n-os "n-osnoo!Y noo!Y III.
os n'teau " no1n'a'''-'a'e0 os s'oSs''
N-v. vs,,s ,enoree1ees r.ce,.oe-
And Pv.es rerurnes her mild comnud;
With open hand and generous store,
We Wtleome back our warrior oana.
n..a e, VIM, ,..5. -
ruSn,,5ce 5cf d,seinns m sE,,5 5oas naas'
Proud of your BkxaETI's Ii:inR fame.
OF Kieoul = dsuniiees, Iron T1ll.S
BIlnc bsck that FLAG, al stained sud torn;
ts g'oo1s siass sss Isetfnt I'LL
npa fhc pans! snroe ~ rs Pens11T MHe ggi11
'A'o'' ''Ae '1'Ho - A'@A 't-AA'
Or 1ed the van of Fnrxpox's host
py dsrk STONE RlvER's oeadly soife-
Where Cu1cEANAC1A's carnsce coat
Area OF blood-a wealth Of lite
W t9ohGnT T1unEAtSf Rqna7Gp pHoWeIlng teisht- @
A. srT ..uvTr7s Ets1r s.-o..t Entts
II ssT he traitcrs rrimi1 yiaId. Nsu@''
4 welcome, .Ef,thez'a welcome hersl
Win Joy, let evtfy bosom a~sl},-
bqt IN our Joy teseis9 teaI
fof 'oose WHO 'ousn'' sao ao'1s 'en'
, 1865-07-08

NEW Yo1E Jdy T.-fhe Merchants Ex-
change Of this e1aS ba1etias the following:
The ship Wi'nsm Nelson, Captain Smith,
from Antwerp, june 4t1, Of and for New
York, with passengers: was burned on the
banks Of Newfoundland on the lat instant.
The boats, with tho creF aad Captain, are
missing, and it Is supposed that four hundred
I;uas have hnpn 1oaf
, 1865-07-08
From virginia.

New TonK, July 7.--Gor. pIcrpoint has
II olishcd the old Virginia Court Of Ap9eass.
lie Goyt1nor expects to bare civil govern
ii An the State in good running order by
~ Ito, AUGUST.
~. 1is1yt commanding in YirgiuIs, re-
.,Gers from Washington on the 81 H.
-, It'fi6ut all troops In his de- ,art-
d, '.,',t Etrr Ices urc no longer needed.
III, 4, Ct Mastering ont is LETT to Gen.
~ ttIettsn, trG as large number Of
n.-,t ne et::l NJ etcd h the Slate, it Ia
Ma VII l.. +. ., r II ro, be materially re.
fusft1.
, 1865-07-08

New YORK. Jnly 7.-Cal. Burnett, Govern
ment prosecutor In the assassination trial,
accompanied BY Colonel Treat, Commisssry
Adjutant General Of the Esd Army Corps, ar
rived here yesterday. They leave for the
West In few days, after enjoying their first
furlouga for three years. Colonel Cox Is
brother to General Cox, the nominee for
GnYetpQr Of Qhio.x
, 1865-07-08

q viudicaNon If the law Il their employer.
Is6ersan Davis, he shielded from Inc conss-
oucnces Of his Gimet. i vii teach the com
-munity that Il Is = higher cziu1e 70 asssa the
p,cs'dept than TO strike st the nation, and
itat it is worte to be the tool aud ,ca!spav Of
=. ,,,,,in Alan 10 be the villain himsslf,
, 1865-07-08

THE OBJECTS OF PDNtsamENT.
.@t1an pnnAoF'ie p"loeopnels nave
plumca themselves FasuS on''ne Inc less
hau century upon nsH eueot5' VINCE .ney,
Q! eou7se, nAse s'slea u1ssoset,. taal 1ne
ueec msm.oal" ~ ~ asa..ea ~ To- | rs,as ~ ~ ~ ~
s1,eeed d1scovs,r u va nacessarv tn ;ovent
~ tTnao;ne AZ m.+tcr ~ fhistorv thot there
had nrevafled the custnm or theorv of nnn.
;sh,n1 cr,me f,on not,res of venora1ce W.
donf,f r. t13s snnno.cd 4beo,v ever cr,sted
a-ac,,+ IN .he ,motyinatton. or t5oas rbo h,,,o
on,need II. Tbr trre obiect. of nnnf.hr,ent
~ -, co,nmnn,,f. ara ~ I'd 1c,t. end n-ots,t
~. ro,nmun,,r
NV 49, .,d s1.aves, les aons oy ,5cbt and
r,nn, ar1se f,om s.e}nf tbr onc nun,shad-
,,n e+1,er ,euorded Thc eo1e modc he
.zt,,,, V.+,,.. .or,s1a +o -. ha- 1eus te1v
,s.,,ts,,,n- 4i,s1- rIotet3or wh,+ r. 49, T.,
~ ns sneA H..-1,-4- -
~ .aes.s.s se.a ~ -. ~ :.sG.N sae - ..e
ea.as,-N.s.--.... -. .nNH-~ ~ e-s Iaeso
tAss.os "@'n w. ~ soe esose'Ale1t sooa'a
moi DC pon1pea ~ tne Slson VI senefson
OAS1s' oecausc ~ lbs oeta nnels aeiu nov 70
po c1me' re "uk"ss, " ues oaen Ae1a NOT
10 oe q cflme oscause' tooaea sese.a' umss
never VII oe looked upon As SUCH until 1t has
been punished. .,,....-.....,...-.,...
Statutes and constltntionsa'e merely ? a1'es
and 1nk III Inc v1slole arm OF power en-
trolling tie bayo0et OF tne gauo#s elotnea
them with terrible vitality.
Yesterday four human beings expired On
the callows for the crime Of assassinating 1hs
presidept. Their Punishment seems 10 teach
, 1865-07-08

Theentered asles to daJ were 100 head at $40 10
- s795. chiefly at u a9a1s.
Th1 mArke. to-day has maintained its recent actv.
ty md oeforr noon Of th- stock on sala had bean
dtspoed Of Tho Adyices from the East ware report
ed Al favorable and buJcra ~ers GREEDY for ttock
The supply has bsen below the w*utr Of the tYads,
but 60 Erens s.sEercJ hsa been felt nor have pcea
made .ry decided ndvsnce. In few fnsraoces higher
rates haye been paid than were obtained ysaterdAY
but tie tuatarets eIcestlona1 sad do intt-
cate the true chsrbctsr ol the market.
We quote the m.Ek*t to-day = active. with lim-
it, tupply And prices without decided change t:o
yesterday r7urea.
The skles na1e 0asn ~ follows:
-*, HOG SALES TppAT,
, 1865-07-08
~ Estimates for the proposed railroad

q Esttmates for the proposed ral1r3ad
from Springfield, H., to Paua, there to con-
meet with the Terre Haute road mud the I'LL
pols Central main stem, hare just been
made, amounting to sa31 1856 for the road
bed. a distance Of, ,forty-one miles. The sub.
scriprlons to the work thus far amount to
sac0 600, being $1o0, 1000 subscribed by the
city of Springfield ind s1oo, 900 OF land scrip
turned over by Christian county-lcavfng
the pnm OF $4,000 to be raised by the pco.
pie OF sangamon and Christian county.
, 1865-07-08

ncm oconto, IT'S N t:tps and no1fe6s taas sawed.
a1 $I.nn. from Whtteomh's mills.
sHN1LEzEeceiyed.E To N; stfp7ed, a NJ Iaete
are ve.y few Offering. Tns us1ltt u nim r. N-e1
for 51Erd A.
'LATu-Msrk.t teldy. 8Aes weses q N pa:
schc1 mr. RAnb,tr, 1t 81 - -.
POsTS-Salts wcre: CARGO schooner Eoanezess
6,p9e common split cEd1r 1t 500.
We quote yard p.tcet an {ollowSs
, 1865-07-08
FR1oAI EyKaua, July T.
4AIXA At yHA y{HSF BOARD.
E0Mm EMC1AA.,

FRIDAY EvEKse, July Z.
Tho following summary ehows the movement
In produce and provisions during the past ei
hour, compared with the movement for tho samo
time lass year: .....
, 1865-07-08

~ The Wheeling IaseQiaonoer, Quincy
"h!9, heoEnk Gate cRy aud Wlnona Repa6A.
oan arc among our exchanges that celebrate
the 4th Of July With new type and enlarged
pages.