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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
THE ASSASSINATION
Our Special Account.
.ch to The n. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Friday. April -, 500
Edwin Booth is here for the purpose, il is
stated of procuring the body of his brother His de
sire canuo, he granted the grave Of the assassin
will never be known.
Tie surgeons who held the autopsy upon Booth assert
that he must have endured untold anguish Of body. rs
well as OF mind from the nature of the fracture of IA,
leg the small bone having cut its way through tAe
flesh. and proirudcd.
Modification of the leg had also commenced and If
was the opinion OF the Surgeon General that he could
not have lived many days more in any event. This
may in par, ior The horrd expression of coun
tcnancc and the ,encrl responsiveness Of the corpse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

SHERWOOD Friday April 49, James WI ,on Shef"ooa
,on Of Jobu and MARY f. ~ Sherwood aged IL years and
months. 4 -, , rial -.
|Ths fineri will take place from Can't Church Urn ave
~ O'Clock. . ,.--...i
Ths fend. Of tho family respectfully invited to s''n
|VDORHEESOn Friday. April -, Charlie. Irving Ge Oh
cbid of WsrvF anI the ,,e Oeor,e W voorhees,, aged
Yeas end 10 months. -,
ne ia ns Of the isniy respectfully vited to aeni the
services NJ the resiience Of hi grandfather James shaw no.
g VsnIan -. this l'1urd4yl morning. AZ 10 O'Clock
rsans vii bs taken TO New. Brgn,w.ck, ~ j., Tor inter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

SAN FR,SCisCo. Thurtday, April ~, j. d.
Arrived Pacific mail steamer Const duon
from Panama, with the passengers and mails ihit len
New.Yoi', April ). ~,
Sailed hin Fearless. Manila ship Emile, Hong
Kopg with = 900 b. Treasure. No concern J. iol
for Chinese Treasure rcmtancc Us they arc made Low
under neutral lags.
Legal tender have fallen here within "a, or tw'
from Z! 10 G9i There were but few offerings.
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viii be held headluo corner Of Broadway and twenty
ld on MONDAY E'ENs sMf M' kEfG Il ' ca.fa,u
| c G. 4. i Il, nall. sec'e'arie'
d------------
The Rev. DR.. We-,cou will preach in Bloom ing
aud fieih-aves on ST NDAY at II p M, The Re,ur
recton.' The Rev. REUBEN WEsCOrr will preach at
w! a. n. bapti.m -" be administered il the evening.
The Death of Valentine Mott. ID. d., lib
At special meeting Of the New ork Academy of Medicine
held Friday evening, April 49, for the purpose Of taking
action concerning the death ofis late President Dr. Vaen
tine Mott the following committee appointed, viz; DIS.
Post, Dc4eld, Grscom Buck, Flint, Isaac Wood and ]. W.
Draper who reported the following resolutions, which
seconded By DR. Stevens and after remarks By Dr Deaed
Stevens j. r. Wood Hamilton. J. NJ smith, Isaac Wood
Griscom, +. T. Elliott and Hewitt. were unanimously
adopted:
Re.oired Thst this Academy in assembling do honor to
the memory OF Dr. Valentine Mott VINO has lust passed a ay
rpc old recognize the fact that since it. first snzi
ton member has been taken from them who hes
L9d larger tpioe IA puDc esumalioh ~ physlcld
surgeon than their deceased associate and late honored
Resored That country has cherish the
loryof DR. Mott only the greatest pro-
dueed in America, but who has taken rank with the
hiSt OF tins century IA any par OF the world as one whose
Irepuati0n indeed world wide, and whose name j.
known aud reyered whichever profession are found
Re,ored That this Academy deeply ensibe OF tie debt
gtirde profession late associate from the
esacy he has e oil great improvements in surgical science
and ant by which We are no" enabled to save
many valuable lives which without them must have been
which ia 81, future time will be recognized among
the greatest performed by any OF ,s members
Roired That II Is not possible ia this manner to testify
Of the hizh character # Dr. Mott citizen
well Surgeon will appoint one Of our members TO pro
eoy the deceesed and make citing and
endur OF bis character and Virtues aud that at the
meeting Of the Academy held for tie purpose, CITIZENS geneT
ally be- invited 90 attend
Ired That we tender to family OF the deceased
Inpahies ior the bereavement they have suffered
but hope and trst that conscious they must be- that
although the bead of their family has been taken from
them be hgs filed the tail OF useful and wei
spn e they have all the consolation possible IN their
affection
Rsoirei That will attend s funeral In body and that
invite the Surgeons OF the army navy and the mem
Of profession generally ia this city and - vicinity to
mite with in paying , las tribute OF respect TO the mem
DRY OF our lanenied colleague.
R0red That copy OF these resolutions be communicated
the family the dec ased and that they be published in
(signedJ JAMES ANDERSON, NJ d., President.
Il W. NJ CHAnBRRLAis, Secretary.
~ B.-The Academy Of Medicine, the Surgeons OF the
and navy and the profession generally will meet for the
purpose O; attending the funeral AZ Dr. Crosbys Church
tourthsye corner Of Twenty second st. a. o'clock pre-
l cisey.
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.NfstIssE -.

Efooslyu a.. ~. on "wednesday
AMI 20 90. residence o. NJ" bdc, father, oy ne ne.
D.. r,icfs. " i.am IA. naylof o. Alfs Luf' H. b1ii
daughter Of George Bur. ali 81 thai city
as NDE-TORREY-O Tllrsd,y. April =, a. tie thu'.
o. The Holy Apostle. by the Rev w a. " az. ta"''
u Lyfde 20 Jotcpjh'. daughter 81 '"''pH '''''''
EuniSSON-s WEZEY-On Tmndly April =. BY ih'
Ev Cbaf.s Robinson. 81 the f-i frespyiersr Imf'h
I,y Jo.rph H. Robinson AID lranA A. on! d-nghief o
.o.h T. sue1.y al Of fr.ossn -
snFLEY-pHOCTEH-n Brooklyn, a Ihugd-y. Npfi =
4, The Rev Dr. Farley issisisd by the Rev Dr sorfs o
a.. f..ides 81 tL. Dfr u her. christopher Swr4-y an
M,ry A. daughter oi Francis T. Pfoci,r esq, all Of th
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

ST. NLBAE's FAIR--The Bazaar IN AID Of tlic
Building FUND OF st. Adams Church, which has been
opon for the past few days AT Irving Hall closes to-day
Grafna Band furnishes the music Tor the Promenade
Concert this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

TnR DIFFERENCE.-A par o. boots is eX'
hibted 10 ne, the property OF Vermoncr Just from
Richmond. which boots. before the surrender OF Gen
Lee would have cost $50 Confederate currency The
present proprietor paid for them Ga in grcenbaeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

CINcD,NAu. Friday, April ~ l-ti
] At public meeting at Day ton Yesterday q
Wa rcsov cd that thc body Of Booth be taken 20 mia
ocean and there buried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

Washington dispatches report the subscrip
ton of sl0oeO by Marshall D. Roberts of New-Yort
She fund for the late Presidents family. il IL now PFC
posed to iooTessc tLs (gud w SyylW!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

The "IgCoNg RECORD" il lit giving the TAXABLE u
comes Of the Residents Of NewYork. Large szs, pap'
covers. 10 pages. Price IS cents.
The AMERICAN NEWS Co..
Pnblsher. Nos. 10 and III Nas.au.st., n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

Rcmovrd--ofce and Factory Of the Chs,o.ee, Msdi
c,as. 20 No .; WslAsgA. w. \. NGRWlN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
Business Notices.

WursF Won conquer one Moth now YOU con-
s.rr DORA n June-tllt %. you XII IN rrrohs THHrhE
rorS. CEDAR CAxrnoR wi. d, f. sou aci Tus WEEK
vlH, tnry'fe in ctry.a'is HAGgn a. CHArsAS boston
onle ccdar Camphor Every druss'' sell b,
Now READY VICTORY 1T LAST, rs sung al
m fi .ne 81 ire old Fas 90 Foft -inief APl 49, 40
' o., eeni. SEM bs MAJ. los.a f'd %. ~ AZ
i.loone,t' y. !.
H0sToX CognErrA LIELyESs Given Free 10
IA o bgv worth a. Good. Il tie " VI cHsNcs snihT
sfohr.7 40. 81 Grand 80, ~ y
At EvpRpFIL's. Wedding and Visiting Card,
erch aud En. No'e fspc moiofara i'7,.tt flt. 80.
PRICES REDUCED.
g,rrorr FInr Ptsc. iiraTghs,
AuEHICas hiIl fstu hts0fs
.onooLrYs AxrFc,y trfsieiEiIoh'
Back apd fonTABLE IuhhAus,
O., ,aioeed pry. untl My l. r. a.. .,, vy,.,,,
EicuAEpsoS borSroN 90 10. ~ "'''"-
Coll and ers'nne, - end iof c,IcuiIi' --------
AlTTpIcr Al LIMBS Is. fRASK. fALuEg- Lib,
Crys. rms R.sr" PATyST LIMBS TO sotnfrs-iht IS
g'r,Y ny. lCua (nEsTSrr flha. ~ 'h.tShfl -
tor cosmssioSnp W a.H"t"A goa, '@'Al - 49,
RAsGps. RrFGlGERAToRs, FUcSAcEs, STOVES
y,1yns RANG. ru,rsntesd perfect 90 iher 'I.f,ion
Ene. In ~ ch ell to Oh ections 70 lo- or ac ohVhei
ci ersor vil ~ lhc la,' iuproyeen, 1o '1i No S
other ,,oye- n vsiety; tor sale who."'" a' t.n a 10
Il,o Cansl..t a few doon west Of Bror"S j. stSiSfh
IRTPlor1I L.rwBs oF SUPERIOR QUALITY AID
,aiii,y. Auny and Navy frnJhed rair with ' De-
r coi-sn 81 inc Surgeon ,'encul =; AMY ny T. ~
iIrD.os, NJ D., A,ior Piece Clinton h'' q J. .----
THE Lungs"
srnioKL.xns EELIrIeors .0sH b'i-ss = Con.',a,
snre for Coughs Cola. hronthi A.in. al H
ton r. never fsi. Atcct permanent cure: For
+. C. w,LS Co. No no fiauSlig 4, y Dr. sTH"E
LANDS ToSIr currs The worst c. SO a. ~ fel'in
WEEDS Sewing Ninchne Coz highest pre-
MUM Lock stitch Machines Va. 505 brotdwty, y I.
Low PRESSURE STEAM HEATlNd
BAKER SMITH a 90. no. 49, ,r>rhkAr.
Az Old Prices -R.FRIGERAr0Rs CUTLERY
IPL,rKp WARH, tHIsA, GAS CookIN6 i1tN,in -, .
y d. BAssyOHp OrrA BAzsr Cooper INSTITUTE H'"ip'r
ILangenhcm's Improved Magic Lantern PICTURES
Stefcopcon and Dl,.o,ing Views, artistcally eooie'
Superior Lanterns and COMPLETE apparatus. .te' cue
i For caiaosucs and inforinsiion, apply 20
i " LlyaySugIs, 4. o. Bor No. 1,519 Philadelphia r''
TRUssHs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SuSpkSsORf
IB.ypIeEs suFponrtss. kc.-MAgsn 90 hah"si 'u''
lXIuss Vls.e aa. a, IA Nsssy ~ LsSy A'l;ass'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
Special Notices.

Executive C0mmifrte Of the Union t'encra'
Comigsier.-k regular iaaSrg Of the above COMMITTEE
viii be led headIuortes Of Broadway and Twenty
thiid.st. On MONDAY EVENING. May /, at O'clock
JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
w. =. ~ H u n.1, {secre,arie,
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The "IyCOMR RECORD"
Taz IsconY REcoRD."
TBg lscoar RECORD"
The "iscoxE RgcoRD.'
Tur lYoosg REcoRD.'
TAG lTcosE RECORD"
TUG "IsconR RECORD"
THs "IScoxg RECORD"
THR IscosK RECORD"
THE INCOME RECORD"
The Income RECORD"
THE Iscoss RECORD"
The lSConR RECORD"
The lScOsE RECORD
THE lscoaE RECORD
Tue "lscoMf RECORD"
The IscOSE RECORD"
Tng Income RECORD
THg INCOME RECORD
Tng IscoaE RECORD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

I, vii, Destroy Moths! Now d the Time
orr RoWDEN's NOTWITHSTANDING PACKET
n, ns.rri,ns Cloths Fur. Carpets Robes Blankets and
Wnrpicn Goods from MOTHS and all DESTRUCTIVE IN
IsrCTS For SALE by all DkuGGlSTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29


Gas FINuRr- IaNPs, sc.
ArcnrR i PANCoA-r. Manufacturer.
Nos q" H. H. j. and J.. Moroer-si.. Ne"- ORR.
( AdvertsemeutI
AYERS ChEHHY PECTOR world
great remedy log Colds Coughs ond Consumption.
lhi-crttemcut
|. Electricity nvi-ibly connected without dam
age Tie opening Of each window and door instantly
to.rraphs 10 your room Cannot fill L. HOiaiks. No.
i9- Broadwn,
iAivffils~tlrur
JEPFERs'. No. J73 Broadway. u Tia" BEST place
To buv Ind.es and iildrcns Boots and shoes lie Is
sclinr ~ about bali Inst years prices.
fAdyrri.rmeut
Gents an wool Suits, ST..
Boy. all wool $uiu -, a l. '. BroA w.
No - Fourihayc. ana No O. Lltny place.
fAdveItissueni.I
Loans Cleaning and Dycing Establishment
Garments beautifully cleaned 4' BEoomc-st, cor B~al
fAdrcrisenfntl .
CoRNs. BCyIONS. EyLARGED JOiNTS ana on
dca.c. Of the let cured by /,onA1r fo 200 tfoah"hf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

'Whirh puif,s tie Bood Inigoyo,, the ioip gives Ton
to the Nces Ssng 70 the Mwdss, and Heait TO ever.
Chgnnel. JOINT and Limb.
n 80 per bottle (which piten curesl
Depot No I4d CIlArllAM-s1.. ~ \. Sold Of No. So
IGKAND.Sr -. - . ..... .
nL.r E.t,hl.hed lai9 Sold BY Drng.sts eyerywheI,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

Corporatiou Notice.-An peI.ons having CLAIMS
r. of the City Of Nesfork growing out
Of the funeral oOseques tho late President are respectfully
H. Commee az Room No II. City Hall. By order Of the
'0ihh"''' VIM. HICKMAN Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29

OF tho LATEST styles, consisting OF
PARLOR, DlNlNGROON and CHAMBER SUITES,
Rosewood Walnut and Maple, retailing at manufacturer
prices % r. kRU1INAis
MANDATORY AND WAREROOMS,
Nos. - ana g East Houston-st.,
Between Bowegy aud Secondayc.
All goods wsIranied.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-09
Episcopal Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Convention
reassembled at ten O'clock. Testimonials
from the Diocese of Tennessee, relative to
the election OF Bishop of that State were
referred to the committee on Conservation
of Bishops. The committee on Expenses
reported having examined the Treasurer's
report and found it correct.
Herman Cape, of Philadelphia, was re-
elected Treasurer by unanimous VOTE
The election of James C. Tabbatt, D. d.,
as Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of In
diana, was referred to the committee on
Consecration of Bishops. u
The Rev. j. A. Anketren, of Winstead,
Conn, presented memorial asking per-
mission of the Convention to omit from the
Nicene Greed certain words which have
been interpreted in the said Creed since the
holding OF the great Nicene Council.-
Referred to the committee on PRAYER
Books. .-..' b.
The Rev. Mr.. Howe, of Philadelphia Of
ferred a resolution for theappointment,o
a committee to consider the Canons relat-
Ing to admission to the ministry with q
view to render their meaning more obvi-
Gus, and to render entrance to the minis
try more difficult. A message was read
from the House of Bishops in relation to the
conduct OF Archbishop Grey, of Copen-1
town, in South Africa, in the detection of
the so-called heresy of Bishop Callenso, of
Natal, and congratulating Archbishop
Grey, his action In said affair. ,'s51
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-09
Cnrd.

Feeling very grateful to the citizens of
Columbus for the very liberal patronage
they have bestowed upon me in the ice busi-
ness for some years past, consider it due
them that | should offer an apology for my
apparent failure to have on hand sutfi-
cient supply of my own ice for the present
season. - - %s
This results simply from the fact that we
have had an unusually extended season of
warm, rainy and damp weather, during
which, 1t is we'll known among ice dealers,
that Ice wastes away in the ice houses and
elsewhere, much faster than i'm dry, hot
weather, and then takes more than the Or
dinary quantity to supply the consumer.
L put up last winter at least 400 tons
more than | ever had before for any one
season, besides making arrangements with
a house at SanduskY to furnish me in case
Ofa deficiency with the required amount
My stock running short about three
weeks ago, this Sandusky house, after fur
nishing me few days, disappointed me
without giving sufficient notice to obtain
ice elsewhere, in time to prevent disap-
pointing some of my customers. | was
then Immediately compelled to go farther
North and import a large amount from the
Canada shore. g I. b. .sa.. ~
found there that this lack of ice is not
only lOcdl, DuG Is general IllrOuHnOuC Tile
country, and the demand for it is very great
at greatly advanced prices from all sec
tions. .,..r
succeeded, however, in obtaining, as /
think, asutlicient supply for the remainder
of the season at enormous expense, and am
now ready to meet the demand here at
prices in proportions; and if any of those
who have heretofore favored me with their
patronage have not been furnished lately
they will oblige me by leaving their orders
at the Jewelry Store of f. A. & L. Les
quereuX, where they will receive prompt
attention.
1t is proper to assure the public that l
have completed arrangements to erect an
immense ice house, in addition to those |
already have, with which, hope to be able
to prevent such contingency from ever
again happening to them or myself.
believe L have done everything that
could to accommodate and give satisfaction,
and hope my customers will see that this
scarcity and consequent increase of price is
not attributable to the ice dealers here, but
results from circumstances against which
no human foresight could guard.
Respectfully, FREDERICK JAEGER.
seDt27-tf ..t r .r. 's'.. .. #.-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-09
QIbSttt0rap9lt.
The New 5.2O's-'rhe Counterfeit
SlOO NOtes-GOvernOr of EIissis-
SipDi

The New 5.2O's-'The Counterfeit
500 NOtes-GOvernOr of BIissis-
sippi.
New York, Oct. IA special to the
Herald says: The statement that the new
9-2O bonds OF the $1,000 denomination were
ready for sale, was, IN a measure, prema-
ture. FIVE orsiX hundred copies have been
printed and perfected, it is true, but it Is
not proposed to commence the delivery of
the bonds until there is sufficient stock of
all denominations to fill the subscriptions
as they come in. This will be In the course
of ten days. Detectives are digging away
at the one hundred dollar compound inter-
est note counterfeiting case. 1t is under
stood that large amount of conclusive ev-
idence hasbeen unearthed in different parts
OF the country; and that several persons
nave been arrested or put under surveil-
lance in accordance with it. The whole
story OF that wonderful fraud will transpire
in due time.
Private information said to have been re-
ceived here by certain parties. announcing
positively the election of B. q. Hum
phreys, rebel Brigadier General, as Cover
nor OF Mississippi, creates some speculation
as to his eligibility. The assertion that he
is unpardoned may prove untrue. South
ern men here say that he certainly applied
Tor pardon, that he was recommended for
executive clemency by Governor Sbarkey,
and that he would scarcely presume to So
licit the suffrage the State without an in
timation that it would be forthcoming in
the event of his election, if he has it not al
ready in his pocket. His canvass for Gov
ernor has been made with the knowledge
and consent of the Government authori-
ties, ifnot at their instigation. AS a cor
ollary, his pardon is certain. Mr.. Humph-
reys was expelled from West Point, by a.
court-martial in 1927, before graduating.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-09
rhe i,eynoidsburg Reur,on,-

| In the Journal of Tuesday, Oct. 3, an ar
ticle appeared over the signature of "Sold-
iers' Friend" purporting to be reply to an
article in the STATESMAN Of the Saturday
preceding, on the esubject of the "Soldiers'
Reunion at Reynoldsburg, which, for mis-
representation and barefaced impudence,
is worthy only OF the loyal gull who penned
IT, ana should not be surprised If his e1-
trene loyalty and friendship for the soldier,
after the conception and delivery. of the
sublime, patriotic, loyal and friendly .serti-
mem toward the soldiers, contained II the
| following extract from his article in the
journal, should cause him, like Judas, to 90
forth, and, falling headlong, burst asunder,
with allhis bowels of compassion for the
soldiers, gushing out. His partisan malig-
nifty toward Judge Thurman and others is
unworthy or notice. But to the extract
IRON the Journal. Here it Isl
The defuDct committee, then consulted
John Wright (who is the Grand Mogul for
Iruro), Bill Welsh and George Atwood,
who agreed to hold meeting of their own
the same day, and, If possible, break up the
Union meeting They have had the impu-
dence to invite soldiers to their meeting,
and call it a Soldiers Reception. What an
insult to brave soldier to invite him to
mix up with such sympatfiZers with trea-
son, and opponents of the war" n&5
Now, it is not the "Mogul" referred to in
the journal, that | wish to defend. But,
candid reader, who and what would you
take Bill Welsh and George Atwood to be,
according to the above quotation from the
JOanalP You uanswer-"Sympatbiz with
treason and opponents Of the war is the
only conclusion to be drawn from the Ian
guage employed" So it is, but what are
the facts?
Blu Welsh, as he is sneeringly called by
this loyal writer in the Journal, is the head
OF large family, among whom are three
sons-Jacob, George and Edward. George
Atwood is also the head of large family.
and has but one son over fifteen years of
age. bir. Welsh and three sons and MIR.
Atwood and his son-making six in all
shouldered their muskets as uolunteers, (not
waiting to be drafted), and went forth to
defend the Constitution and flags Of their
country, while the "Soldiers' Friend" who
penned the infamous sentiment in the above
extract from the Journal, was at home with
his family fighting Copperheads (such as
the brave soldiers just named for they are
all DemOcrats), sin the rear"
Reader, do you wish proof that these men
and boys were in the service? If so, exam
inc the muster-rolls of Co. G, SSth o. ". l.;
Co. +, lst o. V. c.; Co. G, 10th o. VIC, and
Co. e, 17Sth o. V. L. In the first you will
find VIM. Welsh; in the second, Jacob and
George Welsh in the third, Edward Welsh,
and in the fourth, George and VIM. AL
wood recorded as members.
.-r', .-s. ..- "MoGUIp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-09
NIr. Ehett at the White House.

New YORK, Oct. IA special to the
Times from Washington says: Among the
watch-and-wait company at the White
House for the past three days was r. Barn
well Rhett Of the Charleston Mercury, son
OF Hon. r. b. Rhett. Mr. X. finally got ain
audience with the President, and with an
assumption of great Importance profiered
his advice to Mr.. johnson as to the policy
that should be pursued towards the South
Mr.. Rhett then visited the Freedmen's Bu-
reau and stated to Gen. Howard that his
family had some negroes, several hundred
in all, in Alabama, for whom he wanted an
order of transportation, that they might be
brought at Government expense to South
Carolina, where, it appears, these negroes
belong, and whence they were hurried by
their owners when Gen. Sherman arrived
in Savannah and was threatening the liber-
alton of slaves under military occupation.
Mr.. ,Rhett made this demand in such an ar
rogant, impudent manner that General
Howard was compelled to order guard to-
eject the offender, but Rhett vamoosed be-
fore the order could be executed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-09
The Russian American TeIesraph.

New York, Oct. 7.--The Herald states
that telegram has been received from Fort
st. James, on Frazier river, British Column
bia, announcing the completion of the Rus
sian American telegraph to that point, and
that Capt. Conway is rapidly pushing on
toward Stuart's lake. The cable across the
Straitswill belanded next August. A party
is also on the way to Amoor river to build
North to meet another working party from
the Anadyr. The Herald's adyices state
that the enterprise bids fair to be carried to
a successful completion at much earlier
day than was generally anticipated Ceh
Bulkley was on his way toatheI Gulf Of
Anadyrat last advices.' Si7-1se rs 1a,sa ladi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-09

MEETING AT GROVE CITY-One of the
largest and most enthusiastic township
meetings during the present campaign, was
held at Grove City, Jackson township, on
Saturday evening. The meeting was open
ed by E. I, DeLany, and closed by &. L.
Converse, both of whom made excellent
argumentative speeches on the issues OF
the day, which were heard with marked at
tention and enthusiasm by the hundreds Of
voters present. We expect to hear cheering
news from Jackson the night after the elec-
tion.