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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

FhoN the beginning OF the war until the present
time, the Canadians have not allowed M opportu-
nifty OF AEsallinR the North 10 pass unimproyed.
Every protert for display OF their lily concealed
tnslignity has hccn grocdily soizei upon, and the
iDost trivial circumstances have bcru magnihed
into the araveFt subjects The last display OF IL
lGmor is founded uuou ,hc rassport sys!cm lately
in,ugurstod by Secretary Sr"A -, for the purpose
u preventing rcbel raj ,cys rnd rehei smis.Aries
from crossing ihc troutv. The ueu,ssity u .hi.
passport system " underslooi by all who arr
friendly TO the North, but our neighbour over the
border, whose sympathetic feelings arc always
srrrod UP when the rebellion receives a blow,
arc drcAdfully exercised upon the subject. The
Provincial journGls being she valves through which
their ovcrchargod in-humor escapes, We Lave fair
exposition Of how they feel upon tho subject aud
what they propose u do about H. They assert u
she first place that ID is Oh iutoerAhle nuisance
secondly, that IL cannot be made practicable, in
consequence II tho great extent OF thc frontier
hne and thirdly, n the language Of she Toronto
GLoBH I'VE trust our Government will look out
Or some mode Of retaliation - We are ready, II
need he. w take the consequences" These Conclu-
mons show that the fault found with tho passport
tNhttHls no hnSlutt NunhhtlNus anu Is only m
chulhton Of spiteful feeling. II the system is only
rsrnsly successful owing to thefscihues for cross
INC offered by the long line Of frontier, then The
necessity for the measure is all the apparent
and II It lie so very easy matter Tor rebel rs!der'
10 eorne the frontier, the Caasdisns ought 4
interposo no objection II we do all in our power I,
suppress them. with regard TO retaliation, ON
smiAhe neshtors will do well 60 determine frs
whether they can afford it, they determine I,
throw on the mask with which they have poorly
disguised their rebel sympsthies, the North will il
the iuture know how 70 classify them and in tht
sir.udc OF an Svowed enemy they will he less hurt
m, 10 the Union esuse than hey h,ve beretofor,
oeen.
WHY did ths Sonth make a mistake .hout
topsef weAo l1eJ togSA II a-Ga1 Ike -
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

HrBEI p-'so-crs say that The eNlos.ol Of TO
powder sap on Foti Fisher 30 demoril'zcl tie
garrison that they could not h. in lucei ~ Ho.qc
oui ii the cssemstes for ,wenty-.o,u hours, aud
Roi npp lime had Ieaumed lhsm.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
Important Southern News.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II --Righmpnd papers of vesin
ie-Cav chron,de great dre 1t Charlotte, y {
Government warehouses. including tho Quarter
master ana Conn issary Offices. nnd o portion
the North Csrclina snu Charlotte and south CaroT
ma dcpct were hu-ut Tho loss was Al -, csu,
mNtod 1T so, 600 900. Lut the has succ teen ref
duorl by toe saving Of grain, sugar &c. ianke@
ipccndisrcs were .ispcctod, hui Il Wa sab,r
oucntly ascerta,ued tbs, thc fir NAs ~. sill 90
accident.
dispatch from Charleston, C.. Jan. 81.
saws, "a gentleman rom savannah reports Seer
man rs sending the 18th C,ps round to E''aloyi.
to cooperate with Foster's troops etvoon Gotta.
l'Vo md CoosawAtch,e."
A dispatch RON Macon reports ,bc enemy Loo
~ 1000 stronh with wagons aud artillery on dc
o,,pee river moving in the direction % S'l'n'.
western Georgia, on tho bta.
4 dispatch received o., tfr Wa Department, fror-
Bcaurcgird, daicl Ma, ia, -ays; D.
II oi reports irrn TUpclo Jan 9Th, thap
Thomas appcarco 10 tc moving up the Tcnnc's =
river until . AN on the t!h. l.
Scouts rcnort sherman moving. s.x Eu-ho ,'' :
and sixty transports nod passed savannah, Tenn J
go,ns toward Esstror losded with troop, ardp
| supplies. 2
Hosts report n the battle near Nashville vv'-
J. lost thy pieces ~ Ntl'ory, sra ~ovcrs, orc ,
nance WAGONS. IL SAYS the loss 10 kl"i AMI D.
| wounded was tme prisoners no' couu'eI."
Runner Of an Explosion ~ v ilinIBsion
4 lu..or to thc Philadelphia lrY,s, dn,od \, ~.
! iulk, jan ., SAYS:
On Wednesday nitht last about midnight ~, ,
! heavy exp os.ous vorc very distinctly heard iy
/ Newhcru, a. Bachelor, crcet, and some ftic.r
miles above the latter point The sound sprea7-.
to he more distinct further .u'eror than at NJ
Tern. The eyp't ,ns ore supposed 10 h,v been
ut Wilmington. l 90 not know whether the local ~
lss Teen .ucf-od not, but give The item or
wh4tn 10 worth. Io1IrA5. the tllowiug from she
Rsle 2. CpNrcDrE,tE of M7nasy last
"SlVsr, Nr E,oS RiSG-TsN.
"Ai tlrcc u'tr'k y'acriny Information reached
! Il Eel 90 thHt ~ r'c'l" were sdv4uc ~ on ngN-
ton ~ i'r,c, nHu "er' ant only aho' t,r I.llrs
Seven ~ p,e yes triay morning. alter ~. uIc aoi
siderable S. iI., ...., tho h-d advanced within
| o.c mile Oh. 'gI Wu.kr We await the result v.tH
much anxiety.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

A 'euor d,,cl s.. u vs,a. J,uusrv I, ''vt; r o
prAr'r n -,seriac contains an srtlcie 20 urn
in ltlgh, aho.n VOC aeiiop Al Puerto CAasllQ. The
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

wHrS did ths sonth make a mistake shout
bo.pssf Who laS VogSh Hf aGa1 Ike rs
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

''At 4 rec u't.k y'T.cr,iay Information rrayh,l
H.'e..h that Ne rHcl" were sdvauc ~ 90 X ugN-
ton ~ i'ryc nuu "e-, e. ant only aho' ttor l.ilrs
sIcr.tc s,|um.-..., tho h-d alyaI,ci thin
o.c mile Oh. ,ul Wu.kr We await the result v TO
much anxiety.
, 1865-09-15
-,.~.t, MEETING.

t1< ;,+nar Mace ~ appointed, that mocting
n,,,,sh ralIcrs Of the Confederate cotton
,nd.~ At London, on the 4th inst, must have
;ec a cheerful affair. We csn think Of moth
T. lint would 60 nearly resemble It as tho
Cheering Of. the. stock holdera OF INC Aun-
c,pseu md Gull Greek on Company TO hear
t, report from sir dry wells. We could com
md This muster Of disappointed Brttons TO
Fnch. IS subject for his hest cartoon, but
tit tie ,nischievous English Esop Is respon'
sic to some extent, as he has candidly ad-
m.tea. for having laughed and sneesed his
caatzsmcn into their present scsape- Ae
mint try his hand at q play upon the motto
of cf,s late kingdom, and over the heads ot
thialismal convention Of foreign dapes lung
thcaprcnd It Id vi a Loan." They could not'
Ao1 1Ser. take any quipa and pranks trom
prkh in the ecntlest spirit. Tho Enshsh
pres, that sought to prop the crnmo1ns
rebdcause with pzophesies OF i1s slo!1ona .s
futue, have proven very expensive 10 'onn
Bull and those who followed these teaenng.
and endorsed their confidence with taen
c1,nas are now beyond NIL human AID. "nl
ihr Dftish Journals Of sounder yie"s' tasss
men rcc,ve no eympaAhy. The LONDON o.o'
and n.au Ns,ss tell them plainly 1Hat w
rc,,e, 1,,n ,Eas as bad IN finance as III motalo
hugem,stakc, and thai It's failure ,r Is ""ho t,e
ro.sibt recourse. And yet there maS pe
a 1rar ,o5 sorae of these dupcs to derive amase
| nent # not profit from their Investment. 70!
sihly tl,e bonds they hold can be conyerte
into a,,otbe. Kind Of securities now In Amer
can bands, the Kossuth hungarian oont
With fifteen years accrued interest The pre-
ont owners Of the latter would doubtless pa
| with them to secure souvenirs Of Rrattnh ent
pl;sisy In IN eyil scheme against us-Whi
to tlcir new possessors they would sugge
the differences Of an Investment that fo1ip'
d generous md noble sympathy, irom I'll
I which makes even worse returns TO 'n' ~
! science than 10 the pocket
, 1865-09-15
WISCONSIN.

: 4 call has been issued for a rcasse:nb1ing Of
the Union Stale Convention Of Wisconsin at
GAINESVILLE, on the eth inst, at which time
and place the State Fair will be In progress, to
adopt platform more in harmony with the
views Of the party than Senator DooHttle's
resolutions, and thus to tnke measures TO
Secure the election Of the Union State ticket
THIS Is a move In the right dlrec-
tfou, The Union men Of Wisconsin
hare q s1orious record 10 sustain
fur too glorious TO suffer it to be drasgled IN
the mire Of a tlmc-servIng crpedieucy. If
they conquer In the coming election, as we
believe thcy viii, they must do SO BY fear~
less yindIcation Of their psincdplea The
working men of their Own party-they who
| fight early and late for the truth because they
| ,x.l.ere in tt-they who fcar God and keep
! thei, powder dry-these arc the men to be
uconcillatcd,' y {uot The e1-rebe1s In MississIp-
| nj and South Caroliua,) II the Union party in
| Wisconsin would achieves glorious and csduE-
Ing victory. Senator Dooli1tle Is essentially
| n lime server. The Republican. Of Wisconsin
| arc not Tine servers. They arc earnest men,
having fixed principles, and not AFRAID 10
arow them. In the recent Convention ut
,iaalsou certain number Of the delegates,
sruposea by some to bc q majority and by
| others to be lcss thnn q majority, were led
awa7 by the smart speech Of n lawyer. It i
| already rednccd 10 Get estasnty, by the inaies
nsut protests Of a portion OF the isepnhncat
prcss, and by The timid apologies Of ths
remainder, that The action Of the Convention
yas not the action Of the Union party Of WIS
cpnstn-
, 1865-09-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

TUEHaOAT EfEilS0f 3epa' At
: The demand on the banks for cuffancy contlaoss
active, and the money market IL close an" s'ssh-
cpnt. The leading discount houses barely manage
=. ,,,1v thciY hest customers at tho usual rate,
3x IA n@r cent rer sunpn1 1thtle on1s1tefa nase
- ., In atreet brokers and ne.ostate II 19sper
,o1,t ,,cr month. The demands by epecutatoTs arc
ocncra,ly ,ltscounteuaDced. bat where oans dlsees
o., and ]cayy stockholders arc the leading opeft-
.,re ia cambstug transactions, 1t does but lille
t.a,d IN sim. off the sall dealers. When the OIL
s,r. of our banks combine to block the wheels ol
tr,ae md commerce. it Is useless 10 attempt 10 set
matters right By refusing Hccouamoaauons ~ noeo
who hare but little power to do either COCA OF esn.
|: Busipese on Change to-day WIS mort He'1se Haa
for eoyrraI dny5 past4 but he lnapt"'ctnent "Hs
ce,nste oply in more active shipments OF Corn ana
osts Tho Wbest market remains in The hands Of
snecu1ators and legitimate buyers arc ioFced 10 20
eisawhcrc to ill their ORDERS There Is no staps!Y
n the market; prices arc purely fictitious, and the
corn.ry bpyers 10 well ns the shippers to Eattesn
| markets are unahe to operate iAe
| former do not know the moment "nsn prices
utll fall 1oc per hushel. and tho latter can naxe
nnrrhases In Nu1ao at - low price 81 tney ean IN
fh.s city. Thia state Of ada3rs Is unna!u1ns uno
nn3udicial to the interests ofa1 concefnea. 1'esy
legitimate trader il injured more Of Lees oy II, ano
the eouutry generaslsis Is damaged ane .a'.ss ~ ~
ho]ds hls Wheat at price spproximattng 10 .aen
while the country shlpper cannot WITH sny asgses
of r,.elv follow our market, for the pressn
| nr,ce is but the result o.
t.co,ns.'' which may be broken a. an
non,rnt. To-day Flour was dull. Wheat Advances
, 1knsc = bustel Corn advanced 1c = oasnei
| oats ruled 1c higher. Rye was steady basle
ru1cd eelae higher. uighwines Wers quiet IN
afeady. Provisions ,Ser, dull md uncnanceo-
kE.l4 !
, 1865-09-15

who expect 10 live on their sa.aries
Dorsey md his predecessors attempted to
exc ont poor psy with private banking on
State frnds, and this Is some ti1es winked at
by persons WHO see picayunc economy In
st1rying their State Trrasurcrs. The point
wc desire to make is, that With the proper
tions' assumed IN late years by State fiuancial
transactions, flrst-c1ass finan.ier is called fo1
in every State instead Of the money clerk
whose obvious and easy functions were the
measure Of the stipend fixed In fo,ne,
years. Honesty In State officials is a Jewel
but the State should set the example. Til.
1aborcr Is worthy Of his hire, and where chca1
men fail, It will be sufficient answer to th1
State, II moi 10 public Justice, that she shon1t
not expect to command q tirst~clnes, homes
! flnancier for sixteen hundred dollars.
, 1865-09-15

~, ax,aacccs which are constantly rcacna9s
.ne ~ tiat thfs suggestion has been adopted In
~, 100, n,,rri,ei Of cases, aud Will most pleas
u. Y I'D beneficial results to whites ana
ne an3 nne n1autey In the sonthern part OF
1iaces. vim vas In Louisville the other
tAs Staet Staot home to his negroes slxtJ dollar5
Gay, toun ~ the5T share in the crops made upon
aplsee as sn3-act Ut system. Another Ia Ike man
s lo.s .ea9!n~ned o1c hundred and forty dollars
hes =. h as If hfs hands. In both Of these cases
nssti,;nr 10 suSi worked smoothly, and no dihcul-
-, q serious nature WIS encountetea.
fS,ess i, Gentlemen received greater pfouts
| f1nm their farming oreratlons ~ Lnn WY
thon thcy could hare done g Pa o.te IT,
no.4 ste,n' ~ 10 and with Mf more satisfaction to
gu ?, and their laborers, They met ~
~ thev were, and consulted not merely
.keis .ha;s - Convenience and peace of mind, OUT
fh@sH @ inos nouversed yesterday with planter from
tss;sne' ~ where this contract system Is II
Lo1,s;xa n,i,eratIop, who expresses the great
eActtsnntshraeut eActnsth TINT an5 portion Of the peo
~ ~ ~ Kentucky should, for a moment, th1nt
pte - ~ ntfnr to- held on to the e1pioaes
atn o. teto In Louisiana, Mississippi. and otne'
s3stoe vhere the gentleman aliuoea t9 nn
osn31y been, there is not the sl!ghlest aEpG spG
a;tou ia consider slavery otherWiss 4Shpr I'LL
ana the reorEnntzatlon o. thot hosfs throug
proceartnsc systc1n. There Is no unilofmit
+ Inc eonr nr3ees of labor, or the mode o. pa.
j. IS - n some cases a phrt OF Ing Ssop
n .can and In Others wages In money, e!o.a.
enSers rs,tions. The best planters and inc oe; :;
Is 9iu aantrahsnas will, Of course, gst aiong -.
$. eet torethcr, because they perceive tna' lns
D. stn-ncfs are mutual.
, 1865-09-15

we find the following notice OF brave col
orrd man in the Canton {O.) Republican. We
c,,},n,;t to Tho conscience of every Copper
1,c.d whether serEt Robt. Pinn Is not deserS-
inr of tue right Of suffrage. And there afc
t1,orsends Of other blacks who hare proved
themselves equally as hraEe as this man. IN
what grounds Of expediency or principles Of
.isht can The ballot he denied to colnsed men
Who fought 1os tho Union-wbo spilled their
blood or pcrtllcd their lives in the defence
Of the Rcpubli:s viii some Copperhcad
give & good reason for denying the ballot TO
such men rs ssrgt. Pinn, Of Ohio. Here Is
thc record Of this mans gn1lauty:
statcs eolored troo~, pata our otlce short r1sit
last Ncck. The sergeant Is M1sa1louian, having
lived there previous 10 bis enlistment, oser two
fns he l. ,yea a PGsg Fas
Mbere be commended, during the whole three Gays
battc company Of biz own color. the captain haF-
Ing been wounded end taken 10 ne feaf eafy 10 tne
in The iish BY Mimic ball In the elry part o! The
forraoo,. Int Remained Ia chs5ge q the company.
oen p n hs n :9 sno,ae 70 aa es,e H.
tnny wituout commander. Aud remained ssitb h'f
men and wss activity engaged with the eueml
rS hnnas s,eoE eoED,eefs shsa ans s i h eqs IL sa1
cf BIS ht=very, he hears On hs breast two Teaa!s
metal hearing the INSCRIPTION, .1nc Congtuss T,
1t Sergeant seocrt rinn, g. 5sh q - ~ a.
sns,rs. Ma:inc he INSCRIPTION Distinguished 70
casIa:eNcsmpaign before Richmond, lset," 2
one side aud o. te cthsr .roIs L1<fe r
to1aier md 1nan, aud a. such il Just az much 81
pc:irr 10 ,he dirty, low, oper:n,oushed, hsta1
cestinc coppethcnd. Of tbe COUNTRY - t. ths . u
.plendor ot the poou-daS sun 10 tae s1ckl5 u"at
| IN mi nt0r,,ed talIQW candle"
, 1865-09-15

TurEspAY EvKyNu, Sept. l

TurEspAY EvESISu, Sept. IL
r17.fnEB-gecslyed, - n; shipped, 81 n The
,rcsfnts arc toaly lnadcquAte 70 the demand sno sna
zustket "a frm. Sales were: .---.
Cargo sehr sutherland. from Kaisnaazoo ~ psss .
,nd2ri. at sl5to, By Carter; cargo sear spaan NON
sInsrrron. 50 N ove4 strips, good. At tsooo. b j.
% bore: cargo schr Ashtasa1a, fson Kewsnee' . N,
.r1,ns s1snea poazs, 1t f1aao. hs Rickfatd; cargo
sehr peed, non, GRIND RlveF, % H. rafsed sfstps'
At sr1n, ~ &c Hull, cargo schr THO N. iaSn
~, stn.teeon, ID ~ strips and boards, At 3is"a'
hy J. Far. "a. r
atsrnctfrm. Sales were: 800 N sawed A. Per sutn'
cr1and 1t seo; IS do 1t sdso; 70 m d. pr Is1o At
Il 30: leo n Do, on track. st $780,
, 1865-09-15

Tool,tnr over the case Of State TfcasnTer
Dorsey, Of Ohio, one fact strikes Us as "of-
3br Of comment II Is the more noteworthy
hecavse the eame remarks are applicabie 10
,ocarly Ill the States of tic Union Here vas
an officer iutrustcd with the handling hna
disbursement Of from fix to scyeo millions o.
public funds, with complicated and intricae
accounts. and pledged in heayy bonds to the
faithful pcrfor1nancc Of ftleseimportant Imam
clal duties, and al, for the salary Of Mx1EES
ur.:DHfD dollars, The stipend oi third book'
keeper in bank. It docs not Mitigate the
offence Of Dorsey, or his predecessors Tor
twelve successive terms Of Ohio State 1Fcas"
urers, TINT they have yielded to the
tempt ations suggcatcd by inadequate com
rcnsctton. No less than that number
nfnncriou6 incumbcnts Of this Important State
t,tlice in Ohio have gone undef q cloud, ana
4l- State has been the loser. Setting aa1de
s1.a toaiy;duals to DC dealt with at the bar Of
,n,,,,ic iustice. las the State the right TO com
Main Did sue pay for what shc rcqnarea -
lie ministry OF her State finance: Ine
arrrtcn British soldier brought 10 the MAJ
7rrds for fatoxication, urged that Shilling
a doy was no price for The exercise oi an tnt
moral Qualities. Is sixteen hundred aohat,
adequate compensation for the prop'ty ans
integrity md devotion 10 It's interests, "nlcl
yriyate corporation would pay to Its primo :,
pal fuancicr: Is Stote treasury to oe sa1o',
1rit In worse hands Than those which gnaff
the interests Of banks or raflroads7
Illinois pays her Stalls Treasurer SsN.
IS somewhat remarkable that oace onls na
Illinois found her Treasurer increasing HI
compensation by loauipg the public, funds
Looking oyer the List Of salarics Of Stat
T1cakurcrs We find that six States, Nev
Hn1npshi1c, Vermont, Rhode Island, Dela
ware, Michigan and Illinois pay salaries g
$1,000 or less. Seven Etates give their Trea,
.,rc,s from 81 900 TO 5000. In Maryland m
New York these officers receive e, 800, au
indiana stands 1t thc head Of the Nst VII
e3mo. The comparison of the vazions Urea
rrc,s, balances for 1864 show. that IL
amounts handled nre all up iathe million
TIE highest sum above paid will not ma
IN honest man Of knave, but It Will pla
ihe Office more nearly within the reach a,
aspiration Of honest and capable m
, 1865-09-15
Hr1Gur IT OUT ON THAT LINE
,C,o,, thu 7 ,f1rnjsa nenub1icau.t
The Latc Fearful Tragedy ai AMGnS1,as IT. : :
EQ..-.Tbrcnt<t to Eurl: the .aosrn.T1t1p Z, "
NEuricreIH Being Tried BY sHfAt"t3
ns,... H. sn,-annsh ne1uhIIrsD. I'll.


r,,-scr 8 G.. nuTban. of The steamer Union,
which, reached this port last night, reports
lint rrcat excitement existed in augusta, on
account OF The murder Of Captain Hetslcr, Of
fhc ed j. 8. CT, by three yonng men mem M
lcrs Of three Of the most rcspectablc 3aHliues
IN Augusta. The circumstances attending Lne
terrible murder, arc Of most painful nature,
ard tic entire community has been In tre-
mendous state ofalarn and excitement: ~
sncrns thnt very prepossessing Hlulafto VINO
Ind been kept rs tue mistress ot one o. tue
'ynunr u1cn, received the attentions and stsits
II the officer and the Captain 5etng as t,rac
wi, ,,i the cn,a Ita e9 seazsa II m It
wovpdipg tue officer In three places,
one Of the shots penetrating tae
neck. which proved mortal. AMER maietings
tIlse terrible wounds, Que of the Hutuefo1s
sunr inflicted seyeral ghas1ly cuts win afa
Upon ,hc almost nfeless body; me ,toa tap'"t y
| viii hardly seem credible that such tiendis1
aci as lie stabhins Of a dying man. Who Who'll hao
1,een assaIled by three times his NUMBER,
conId b. perpctfafed. but We shudder 70 fe
cora this fearful inhymanlty. Ihe palcnt.ss :;
lie unfortunate young men WIG nase ba anne;
lnso lie deepest grici for the dreadful stail
thai has Gcen made upon the ta'nil,
csrntclcon. md the gr1efsthckcn !amins :
Win receive the eynpathies OF the public
these their hours Of sore Distress
1unEA1s TO FIRE AUGUSTA.
On Friday night TIC people OF August
uer.. thrown into stnte Of terror, and as y
reports OF plot to burn the city In fctall'
lion for the murder, spread from house
house, the excitement became intense.
letter threatening to lay the city tn athes VI
sent 10 The Chief Engineer Of The Fire Depa;
1n,nt and the commanding officer had 81 VI
guards doubled to prevent any such netAElo'
desi4n from being executed, and 70 ehcck 9
: | demonstrations OF mob violence. The s1fon
= | cft precautions were wisely taken bE the N
| itary authorities to suppress any outbrea
: | and at the time the Union LIFT the exclteme
: wns on the wane, The three mnHdeEeFs Q
closely guarded, aud their trial Is proEressil
), ia opcn Court The evidence Is said to :!
. overwhelmingly conclusive as to their gull
md tho deepest Interest Is manifested IN t
+ progress Of The trial.
= M1L1rAnr COMMISSION TO TIRE TEs ACCUSE
:. rFnon The Augusta Chronicle and se0ts,e1. slh
% The military commission for tho tItls of t
!. aecuscd 10 the case Of Capt. Hea.ley con .eu
- in lie Council Chamber at the City Hall, d
r. O'Clock yesterday morning. The couamiss
:. - i co,nposed Of the following officers:
= Lieut. Col. Il. L. Spsague, 18th Conneeueae
!, uuteefr. President. r. G x,,,,..-
A. II. Andrews, Capt1in 1Nh Y: y 1ntant11: T.,
E, r. Evans, Fist Lieutenant lHh y. y. tnl7n
4. e l. Smith, Captain 18th U. $. infantry. 'n
, 1865-09-15

5FYoca the Detroit Ffeo fftssI
e-,o,re wuI4xn JotysoN.-Is Is contemplated
soa9dea Ut, gsIsse sa 81 e. 1ssa
NIL 1,s not tafc piace until next spring Iee
vesss oaesd foT sss Sy q. I'D ffnos sold ssory
nn1 noW MG lii snd outnt viii be t1Eea or ltoM nj
TnSIS m Dr1 Sn11 SozDahas 81 aesasy sven;as
f!vh fana5s pt Sahte, eueountefsa nss'
Weather, oing her 70 throw over soe 1,rc AZ ioad