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Sfe0e1tS drttpCrtete, ol5 Der 6err Don Stem
yorF 'I3 erbpb, bo6te i6, er peroe BON stpei
0E9en zines tbun, entpeber ieineu SSrrtbum
betennen Ooerbei Der Sa6e bleiben; itatt oelIen
aper pabe er pom alletnG nberen geiproden uno
letne boIe 3unge geben laIen.
Sle Sortra9e mArbe bierauf auridae,ooen
unO Oa8 |9auS pertagte f6.
WaiDttgtnt, %. San. 3idmpnoer 8ldt.
ter pom 20. D. Wt. la1en erleben. bof Der
fla6tig geporoene Rebeuen Senator 9Sopte am
pDrtsert 9onnerltqs lpieoer i'm t6uuS Der @es
prdlentautet beS 3ebeIen GcnareiIes erIdien u.
fi6 erhob, nm IN elmer 8ripite9ienfraqe su
reOen. Gr ertldrte feline 0Iu6t babin, oaB er
fir feline 6rou einen BaB erbatten bate, Der ibr
erIaubte, nab ibrer friibern 6eimatb in Nalbe
bile 3urild3ufebren, bab er feline Srau be9leitete,
um1ie llder itber ben BOtomuc gu b~ringen, bab
1er, neil er fab, baB Die SADIE oeS Sioen8 bitter
ouSliebt uno i6ltmm perpaltet miro, glaubte,
e8 Iei an Der 3eit nit Der Nesierungi in @aIbinq>
ton in StieDen8zu nterbanOlun9en gu treten, uno
oa6 er lib ba5u entidlp1Ien, jeoO6 feline Mbli6t,
nab WalbingtOn gu 9eben, aufge9eben babe,
oa Ct Die S6ptert9teiten 9rDBer fanO, als er li6
pprltelte, unb oa er erf ubr, paB er in 4leran=
oria snoor per 8unbesre9ierung ben Gio Der
Irene al leilten baben miiroe, ebe man tbm ers
laubte nab 8aibin8tOn gu tcmmen, mas ct
nt6t gu tbun %9eipnnen iei. Or, SoOte, babe
ii6 ldnet entia(O1en, abSuoanten. ST CLAUDE
ais Sriebens 3 Germittler in @afbtn9ton quite
Aufnabme gu finoen, oa ibm Die @rinnerung an
feline gergangenbeit unO fem 9tntbeil an ben
GomprOmib Wtabregeln BON 1850 9initig CUR
settle iteben. Sdlie6li6 beantragte ct cinen
speimpnatli6en l~trIaub, Oamit er iid 81 ieinen
@p~nitituentsn beseben unb iid NIT ibnen iber
bic grpBe Srage oes Srieoens uno bes 8rie9e&
uno feline 8Fidten ais beren 3eprdientant be.
ratben t6nne. t6err 5Opte reprdlentirt ben
sund6it gtaibuille selesenen 9itritt, no er rur
NOD ipepige Gpnfituenten finoea birfte, bic Jpn
ais ibren 8eprdientanten i'm 3ebeuen @On9reb
an3uertennen senei9t fem weroen.
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Upit emphia.

Gairp, Sn., "a. San, = Ser Sarnpter
v8ea" BON Wempbis unb r@len6ale" pom oa
lino nit $40 8allen 8aumtpOLle fur st. GoutS
unb Cincinnati %beitimrlt bieber 8etommerI.
Am 21. ,. DTS. sing ein Detachment unles
rer Sruppen poH NsmpbiS iiber ben Riuer, u.
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fir C%Ontro6toren.
Q(noebDte fir 9tmbmlansen
AulrltermftHers NfFcf,
Baltimore, q. San. 1865.

z " wa ANt " - iIEft
Baltimore, q. San. 1865.
0erfesslte @nsebste rerben tn bieer Sifee bic DINntae,
80. San b 8, Uttttaes IL ubr aresucrmsn hsTeen. om
tttieu Department tu liefern:
$50 Nmbnlan3en,
SOm pWteeItns Wuffr".
Btetsr serben erfuGt, behtmmt ben Datum. an pel@srn re
ben GCntratt er fauen t6nnen, c%utusettn
Die &mbdlan3en we,beu elmer Snipttttcn rnterpcrten
Etrben uns linb an Der Baltimore K Cttc Gtffntdbn abjn'
ltefern.
Bombs In Der Suntme, mel6e Der 5alfte ter I'm Gsntrnft
b~eeunsenen elsthf6mnt, md1en Spn tem GGntrattpr uno
ietnen Sret BIrsen eeeeben merten.
Die Werdntmprtlt6tett etr 8Ir9en mus mtttetf elmer tpn
Glerf Ter na6fen Dtfritt gpurt cher bonn 9. ct. Gtfriftsa
%ntralt ausetfteaten DefGetnteHne nGdetrc een rnt rttn.
DdS @cuoernement bebalt fn has Redt bpr, treerb mel
&e Nrsebote aus tr9enb peldea lriGten ;u estwerfsn.
Sees SeriCn ober iebts WtteIteo elmer s ina pelGs Gns
eebots uneSt mus ttreu Greustb fir be Ser. ct, Je 9tfruns
eetleeent nenr ribt Elm ipl&sr teretts aui btefer Sifcs teBts
frtrt purbt. 83
&lltr I'm eebOtt, tttien 0rfGrttte
ITO 6erau d 9 nj nj perben oer.
70 prfenn e
Ste NnsebOte ma6sn Sic MufT&rsft traaen: Proposals for
N"ouIances, uHb itnb iu ~otrefFren an
o. Gel. u. VI. Neppprt,
Uaz5-ool Gbef QYR, Baltimore, sob.
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9as srnere ysepenuesephem.a

Die Gtntinftt pom innern &eoenuesS ptem
tparen tudbrerO pes lebtea S.bres brsimal 10
sroB, ais in benz pOrbergebeuoen Sabre. SOL
aenoe5 1ino bic TabelIen:
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If6 fdTeunig nab @iIminstpn suridsieben mir,
be, I'm Dieien @Iab su perltdrten uno ND m0ee
lid 81 balten. 9enn Der Sal pDn @ilmin9<
ton mare bdrter fir See, als Der Sail DON Gbar~
Ielt0n.a 800 .-a 49, ! go @e-. $3.50.
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Mn9ebUte fir @1umbin0 Slrbcit uuS
SenerS.
Depot 0~aartt,rmtiHera Office,

Deprt Quartt'rmttiier8 Office,
Baltimore, Is. San. 1865.
WtrtteSelte Nneebote tn Dupit'ot rrerbtn in bjtIer Office
eSmt9e9eneenpE1nen bis SanaaS, %. San. 1866, Wit:eaS IL
ubr, Inr pie plumbers &rteit unt tie NnfrtiaunQ opn Nbs
3ln6st1nalen tSenerdsel tes neuen SDfpttais an b,nt petl.s
@en terminus etr berld T6trten Ecmnienbhr.
gsrlSnen neteen eent9tnhas e%tneslaeen, AneeGpe ju MAIDEN.
@tn @runerie tes 6Upitalssblutes iann in bIsI,r Cfice
s~stnessieetn ~trten, no auefrtem n6bste &ustunft tetrsFs
Der Artett ertbeilt ptrt.
Vtne @ardnttt Bon Jret DsranlmertltGer Derfonen ptrb
Serlan9t caB et Artett tn ueberetnhimmung nit BEN n benz
@neebSte ~entphltenen Se6tn8Ineen etnadt mtrb.
Dts Terdntprrtlt1Iett Der Slrgea mus pffiteQ BON etrerr
Slert esr n03aen o. ct. Difritt @rurt bef8etniot iein.
yin Ertustb trtrb serl6nst, rsnn riot beretts Elm folder
tn eteier Office resifrtrt rHrbe.
DaS @tht &xsebUte, NelGe ni6t soIens erI@rEecu. ,urI6.
trretfeu, ptrb Sprbetalten.
que In8ebrte, rsl@s ni@t senau nit bprae9eaten Being
uneen aberetnftrnnten, trtrren aurIdaepteftn.
Die &n9ebpte rufer bic @uflfttft treaen; Proposals
LOT Plumbing Work and Sewers, 'rnb Gnb an oSrr I1rsn or,
Col. II. M. Newport,
Nl0nl0-Z6l NhtfLG nnrtiprnneiRnr MnGi..n.1 NmA
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SIM Sabre 1863 puroen $34,769, 257.7 70
tClettirt. 9ie Collection i'm Sabre 1864 betrug
oemna6 $67, 444, 9O7 AT mebr alS in 1863.
, 1865-06-02
THE EmpERNTk MAxInILLEaN,S
DEC u kE,

The New Otlcaus Times Of the 22d ult-,
1,ublishes tue provisional Statute OF tue
Mtxtcau Empire, to which the telegraph has
ALREADY briefly adverted. The first cha pter,
yela1inr to the form of government, Is as
follows:
Tmx Lot the Enp1or, and Of the Form o!
r,Arttc,e I. The folm 81 Government Ptoca'nea
Ea
Aqt. Z: In csc Of death q. any other contln'
Shieh sh2aG Pas fbs ,ee np@s2 .S Enpfes @
he aurns1 aDoQfe. will tlke charge, gao |aefo, Q!
The re1enc, Of tse empire. .1,-.l@s! y
charge Q. ,he po1rr. viii take the following OFT,
before Tie crest 51gnttAr1et o! The state: -
ewtAr before Cod and the alcred StflnI1fts 70
being snd prosperity Of the nation. 10 cct~na i.s
3toepenaerce aud prcserre the antessf1's ~ ~
Art: a. The Emperor 1cprescnte the foretsfgn,
t. of the lst'on, md Il i. otbesw1se creed
IN the dt a1itc ufEsttz4ti"r Of the cmP.Ee. ot IL
70 exsfsass II 10 ~ II Etsnch =. her htm+ or
through tht pu'i!c ;uttoylt,-r q functtDuarlts.
All. T. 1he Emperor governs throarh csbl-
nel eop!poted Of Lug oeparsurnt-. rn :rus;.5-;
To the M'nt:Nr m tne Imperial Hsutvhuld.
10 M tbs H,n,,;er of Fore 20 An.,r. ana sayy.
To TIC Mibisttr Of the Interior.
TO the Minister of Ju.tice,
70 Tie Minister Of Public instruction aua Rcli.
Eioue Faith,
IT. tho Ainiftcf Of War
To the Minister oI Pah!ic Improvements.
To the III, l&tr Of the Tf.asprS.
4 law viii establish the org .1,za'ion Of the De-
psr1ucn,s, anu sal dcslCn't, Their sttfs outton.
AIT. G. The f 4.perrf hesi4es ri cnhfet viii
the State Council ia matters 1eIa1se to t1- tpfnl
ton Of lawe aud regulations, ani on ] q -}et..
%f,ich he msy DE-. n roHrent- o. IN c"o. nit tI~m,
AIR. Z. A SPECIAL tsshnoa Of eceoauts MI re
%tte anu cumu.rr all thaer Ut eseFS l'A!r IL M tht
nation, Htd ttntc Of pu'Ilc uter':s Whica u maj
pleaec the Emp -rnr 10 uhuit n1t.
AIT S. Every II xtcst' f1:s the right 10 Oh At
su updi-net or ih., En1.rnr. A"f p"+-ent him
Ill y, iii, ,opt ., IT. vauc~x. TO Itat pprun-e LIT
viii .ddtc-t himself tu hit prratc e II i [ u b.
5u:f dtt rr,t,ta d l.. the !.pr '-f'sr -:Es III rs
SIT. s. The E,ur 10! AZ I'1De when y: :at-k:
, 1865-06-02


tSptciaI Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Srn1soT1ELD. Ill, June /.
The National Fat Day WAS generally observed
IL Jour citizens. Stores and business houses.
with ftw excspucus, closed all day. Divine
service was held In nearly oil Of the churches,
and ttll]ntte IeIgned throughout the length aud
breadth Of the city.
: Tbs June term OF the United States District
sid Ctrcuit Courss for the Southern District Of
Ill:ro,R will commence in tt:s clt9 on aouda!
9uae< 6ss, htss II sse gfea,t tau ~ ''
Ycsserday WIS com mtneetnent d7y OF the I'LL
ross Co leer, at jacksonville. at which time our
Public Inftruc Ion. hon. Newton B.t:r.an, hsd
hin. compliment well me1lted and worthtly be-
Dnr1nz the past ten days frequent letters have
Teen received by different officers Of the St.ts
government regarding The Treatment OF paroted
The paroled prl.oners there were rot half fed; The
qua1tity as WeIl quality Of fool, being lar hou,
That Unc'e Sam d. e'ened should ne givea % o9f
brasc soldiers. AJjutant General ha9n1s, ii
Harlow. visited the camp yester'iay and thorough.
l5 1nerecled tho barracks ann condition oftbe pae-
,baI he con paints wert TOO we'll grounded. The
brave fellows who had In ADdersonv'lle. Libby
pFttun and many other Southern ho es OF tnfa HJ.
IL iIeeillnois huadIed ios.tbe. in dary c.r1a:k.
si,it lie. and VINO IL Responsible IL not yet sseeE
tniped, hut whoever it is should at once sueF fos
this shameful atuse Of Illinois bsase veteran soi'
IN authority, that since the visit ot
Ge1c1nl Nssnic to Camp Batter, .Colo1e1
rrssott Who commands tho pos. LIS elyen the
paroled prisoners 4 ten dsy q iurloash. This will
ret hone, bnt to many who have not cent t<
their naues, It Is no relief Con. Oaks, Gen
| Cook. esp. George Websr aud Cspt. Jame'
| Campbell afe deeply interested in the wclt1rc o
| all ec1dlera who arc now returning. snd nothfnt
i. iii unnone by them 70 mike them as comfort
! able " possible. Ii !hc fault be where 1t ma.
regarding Camp Butler, It IL not with these inde
les hard orklnc, honorable gsnneme0.
, 1865-06-02

WAEu1s G1ok, June 1.-The public ot1ces and
Ill pi ees CT frsnees were closed to dsy. A
Sabbath qu1: prevailed and the churches wcre
vel sftenccd. President Johusbn attended Rev.
! q. Boilers (Lutherap( church.
The troops Low gathered about Washington ase
dstly receiving benefits from the SanItsFy Com
1ietioD. which ls extensively Issuing 1le-h yeEe.
tsb,el, to cheek the sco1huslc tendency which Ia
it Is ajso supplying under clot1in<, stationery,
&c, In large quantities.
Al urt few Httr cteed remain 10 be examined, Il
IL eupposed thst nal The testimony IN the couspi-
rncy csee will be closed this week, and eareEal
days OF the next will te contumed IN the are1-
ments. which are to be IN WF1tlDg. Hon. ReVefdy
johnson has prepared long protest. den7foG the
jur,td,elon Of the Military Commiss&on to Try the
Arrnx&h
, 1865-06-02


ncxivnl Of Trsae with the senth-:
Mempn1k--A Steamer In Trouble.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbuuc.1
CAIRO. Ju7e1.
Thr steamer Jo1as powe" has returned IRON
snother rutt es:I1l tip up the Tennez.ce RIVER.
She proceeded to Florence, tav1nc beel 20 forto-
4nte Us tu 1ueeG zlse Which enabled let 70 crcta
olre1t sho.ls Without ansaty; shs i91od ,1o .es
N "a.r rsSsts world rs % h"ucn tsey vea Cd On ~
. ise,ii,ee e. and 3D. no n ftsaneI % snaunc t. ths. pn
All tie news t1eJ hear corats 10 them bs pts.tug
1rsrceft. ftdessl eo:tliesy, or returning parolef
nutdlt. The T. op!e are IL be pit:ed. and every
effort should bc m de TO restore mall commuutca-
citizens With ncNslcHpers u org as tne supp
istted, End ttttad 10 take much l.rgcr quantities
nlon: With thcIa thie t11p. She leaves thls ore.
The clren>*rs Of the csiro Chamber Of Com.
ue1rc srt dn,.c n:rch good. and the npmbcr OF
orders 10. ro"dE r" this city 4 Increasing. whl!e
las1c cr ilun VILE IT dFet hop!d- About 80 bales ol
cotltn, flx hoEstcAts OF tobacco aud st1 thou-
.snd t,ave for tbe New Orleans % market, were
are being MADE 10 eh1p lsrse1y the uext trip.
/ The cstin recle'er ehoWs namet Of one hundred
and iiye pssst rcc's, and everything looks bright
ard pgonltt ne Tor The :utare: Ths cle-r prudts
Il thr psst TIP au,our,s tn Sss5:5o 1he profit.
| Of the i.st h,p were St:9.9i- This merchant. Of
Carq {est much ncourag<1 at the result OF their
efforts thus far to fetufe 10 this city fts snare or
| this tr:de. The merchant elonR the Ieanesse6
e1p1eee thcselyes vesy decide dIJ IN arof ot Cato
tvtY Ill oher .polnts, and prom!se e. cooperate
| rsyh our merchants by every mesns IN their
power 70 long the policy lnsueIIoted shsll col
| tinue 10 be fathtnliy carried out.
] Ihe steamer Carrie. which Wis sent 9p the 1tn-
ucsk:e bJ the merchants Of <vanevllis. toF fhe
rurpose OF obtatnsEE ehsre Of itade haa necolee
/ inyo!yed in strne difficulty with the mllar{ anu
,ony1']c when the Powell pass thak place Tho
Carrie had considerable number ol ?1ssenceIs 81
| on bosrd ind goods reported to he Woft6 ~
| The passengers were not aaloaed 10 leaso the
boat.
Ere million da!]ars received ~ the steanes
| GcC:t ll1n goes 10 Gen. a ]. Smiths corps, 81
t,oLt d srhuna Selma and Aottcnmefy.
| Co! Hatch. CU1lec Of Of Customs at New Otle1ns
under ftbc1 Eu!e sfso al the records ut the Cue-
| ton No1:e during his Kdminirt1atfou. Hascn
| tnye the books anu records Of the Enstom Ho1se
prior to secession a!u eecreted III New Orleans:
I*o thuu:ahd Union ptIHoneTs, frum Tylef.
Nnrth.
CsIHo, June Two hundred and twcntr ha'cs
OF cntton pas.ed mp (or Evansville. cfchty five fpt
C1ncfnna'l md alsoIt two hundred for St. Louis.
The ftesmtf Decatur htonght Ont thousand bales
! out OF lbe 1chita rivet.
Cotton is arm ut Memphis. rangIae 1t 31essilc
Trade is larry opened "tth the people Of North
| cruAlaE1mn eteau1trH bavlnG rome iro 20 Ibis city
/ with melcbsnd!ee for that SECTION. which Vai
ycodi1s nud satisfactorily dsspos ID Of, money be
:pE 1opud tn uncxpect+o Aounaanre.
Wc1t las teen F1spe1ded At fhc paFy yard q
.ni department a, that Fl.cc il sOou lo b. remuYe1
| IN ptf,E4rn1A.
, 1865-06-02

rrt, " scr ,nc .sac he euastterz ncs:afa-r,
fpp,ia Cotar'-saIies* ~hn *1a te ol.eea It ets
r.. n RI ti,r eight lfr5t c.Ti&l1oe Of tbs Ctupf,
t~.,rh +y,r II a d. rc]o; meet uuG Rona I'd ie
ie,tauo1 s,f the drp1r,snente Ensea eompo.e elch
cf ta,d rrevt dt}.s,.rs h. will also ua@o Ia
s.ectors. Eto &ill vi-1t, 10 hla nine, the de
r~rfnepte. ar thc Place wntch may Ieed tuspsc.
t:tp, or IL Inform him kcsDe-'ius The barc caa.
eriehs,rhmt ut or Affairs which ua5 need sn c1c =
c:oua rmsfy.
~" psrroeattves End sttri:yules Of these fuoc-
tianas1ce sxe defined IN the decree ol .hslr crea-
, 1865-06-02
From BOSTON.
JutpFtaatyc Observance Of Fast Day.

Dos1ox, Jure 1.-The pntlte commemo7ation
Of the desth Of President Lincoln t. dty, va. one
Of The most tmposng demonstElttons thst haa
ever 1sktn place in Boston. Tha mfiitary and
CIVIC profession WIS near t#o hours IN passing
q given po11t. The hulld'nRs were ds4ped with
cmbienH Of uloutL1ue. Aua thousands upon thou
ssnds thrppged the t,te~a3ks by when the pro-
ecss.on passed. The memorial scI s1ce IN Music
LA commenced at o'c oct, End consulted ot NJ
Introductory on the ofgan; prayer ly Rev. E. D..
wtpb; DIrxy, Mourn - pMlctea p. op1e, - IRON
Judas Naccfbeus. By the uAntcl i Hayln Socte-
II, OF SIX huptred voices; reading from the Scrip
tufe. By Rev. s.; Il. Cndxo.th. mud SINGING oilhe
choral "Cast tb5 burden upon The Lord" Chs.
delivered IN eu'oey upon 'hc deceased Pre-1d"1'.
The eervi e tlose1 By the tfcg:DE Of hJmn will
ten ~ o. ". Holmes, End the be1etitlon-
, 1865-06-02
PesSTSCRRA'N.
4 O'CLOCK 4. ii.
(Spcc1a! dispatch 10 Western Asaoc:ated Press

(spceIa! dispatch 10 Western Associated Pressl
New York. June I.
The Faet Day ordered by TIE President his
heen eloselE observed. There Tere sersiess IN
xee 81 ae so:k .psnse Ge
Room had n session. D1E1ne.s Wilt be Resumed
TO morrow, ss ntuaL
General Sherman.
General Sherman arrived tbis morning aud 10
stspEi1 At The heu.e Of bis con*ln eo leaves to-
morrow fG5 f9',n1 tne = n,settp1 ess; IN A,absma,
The Herald publiehe. the resolutions passed al
plt:, acknowledging the restoration O. The United
sssa az the sstnss asse @ ,S o. re
Tbs resolutions pledged eupp pjrt 10 the govern
uent IN r. storinf osdrr depFeca.ed the asaatsioa.
ss sna III
to President Johnson asking permission for the
assembling OF tbe L. eefs!ature to call convention
and repeal he secession nrdtnancc: lfthis course
might be appointed. A committee OF eigha per
tone bfa1in4 these rtso'ntions nud accompanying
the Letter, parsed through New York yesserd4y On
Paying af1.
The Harlds WefhtnCtn ton special soys: Owing
to the 1ap'e!ty oi pa,i.s Of the srms, The d..
preefcs arc engaged printing discharge fur
F Tic Aajut.ut Generals ctsee. h,s greatly in.
crfpet6 itE force within q week. and now dis.
cbarfee atout two lhousaad cenvalesecntz from
It e hospitals every day.
The PrcsiueGf on Negro Suffrage.
1tie known that President John%on sunsnltsd q
<buuIttee OF 1eEfots who resLnt.y citlcd on ID
to petition the next Congress to Crau' them the
right Of irsn h,tc In this diBtrtt 1t Is believed
that willie be les yes to tatce she dcctson Of ht
question within their limit. he vii Giva hts
,trht Of tratchiee 10 co1o:ed people
The Free dncn's Bureau.
, 1865-06-02
An Attempt to K1dnap the Empress Of
mtX1cOs

1IeXtCkn COT. II. q @a819ee1 @813 ~~
An attcnpk was made not long since to
lidpap and carry of her 1mp*r1al Majesty,
Emr,csa Charlotte, from the city Of Mexico,
b, party Of guerillas, trsing tneis luck in
tie yc,. stlcrls Of the capital, while her Ma
sly wus tax ny quiet walk In Or near the
rar+ !ilnn.c<la. The effort, however. proved
a'a'lu'c. md eomc Of the party fell 'nto the
auJs O: lie police. 1t Is sa'd that her MI
jcsts was ycly much frightened at this d"mol
trntn'n of lit, chi. n upon the part Of ll.r
:,li-c.e. a'rs has since Then Ecp: Ae-*c,G
-lu: " !, he ,'.4r .ia. p"l.c:.
, 1865-06-02

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaso Tsibnne.1
NASHVILLE. June1.
Isha1a G. Harris is supposed to have estapsd
across the Mississippi river. He was =! Grenada
when Dick TAYLOR surrendered.
Lieut.. J. D. Clay is among the rebel prisoners
vho reported hero yesterday.
Thomas Roverax, a noted buehwhaeser from
Jickqon county, Ala. va. brought to this city
yesterday for 4zfal BY conrt~mas:1st-
Judge Cauoa's funeral wI!1 take place At 10 4. m.
tomorrow.
John A. Battle is to lie copfhcd Ia the military
Freor, unuct D, partmcnt oFdofs.
Bustte-s Is generally eus2sndcd to day through
SECOND DISPATCH.
Ea,tcIa1 ptfpA:ch to the Chicago Tri5.he.1
NASHVILLE, June I.
One Of the ho1deft robbertcs on record took place
here to-day al Ordway's banking establishment On
College st1ecr, nsar the First National Bank. Mr.
0rt~ay was absent. Hr- Sample, in eharge o.
the bpstuces Of the house, went out fur din.
peE, leaylpe an old gent cmau named
Luz X. the b1nk tei'er. in the oa1cs. Ten minutes
31ter Sample bad gone. two r.n c2ue Ii. Ore
lcmaiDeo 1T tue douE, the other jumped over the
eount=r, knotkcd Nj. Lusk down, and etanpad
upon him until be wes au.en.ia.e- uc then tried
to bresE open the safe. Falling IN this, be gath.
e,ed np {s(U in go UPON the couhtcE. and fed
with lie Other villain. Mr. 1nsk being too badly
injured to Eiye any sfafm.
, 1865-06-02

BALTIMORE, Jrnes 1.-The dsy Was obsetyed
here By tntsl Suspension Of b1snese. The
churches were I'll OPEN.
A consie eerahlc rumber OF troops passed through
tere 'otay for home. Tbs sGth Michigan. the
18th PrIpeJlyanfa, 14sth Pennsylvania and 156th
New III from Fort Dt1aware. also passed
through for Washington.
, 1865-06-02
Kentncky Legislature.

CINCINNATI, Jnne Ia tpeclal dispatch to The
Gcsxftr, from Fianlfost, ky., eaJs: An address
acsspef JureG Bulhtt waa adopted ye:tetdaJ By
tht Kentucky LeRlt1ature.
IA resolution wss introduced In both branches
re- oneiceripR The resolution rrtec.1ne The Contt,-
fnttonol anendm' nj. 61t IT Wss retustd pernis-
.iun 10 be entered. The vote developed tnat the
@ause hsd gained largely, int not enough to &C.
cure the enc te.e OF the ueRsufe."
, 1865-06-02
Another account OF the Capture Of
Ie6. Darl3s


The We&htnEton Chs oAis.< pphl1sbes, from q
private letter from General Wilson, \ more nc.
crsate aeeo2ut Of the capture Of jcff. Dayts-'
go!one! ua1nfin, ofthe 1tt W!sconsin, had only
sixty mtn; Coloue, rrtchasd had 1870. Tao sfory
OF Dav,s' lgnnhle attempt Ut disht Is ercu 1nore
3cpoble than told IT. Mrs. Davis and her sist=z,
H,te Howell, alter having clothed HIN in ths
oreee os the former, a1d put on his bead wo.
uap's head dress, tiarsed ont, ono holding each
ann. ard beeonEht Colonel ft1tchaEd|t men, In
the mot rlteous te1ms, to let them take lheir
"poor old nother mt Of the waS ol the airing" :"
Ma 1,ayi. s.fd: :. Oh, do let rs pass with our
mar old mother, Who Is 20 frightened, and fears
n 1e k1llrd" One Of pntchards mol, calcaiuE
stchf ~ The " Presidents" boots below the sktfte
81 lie dEess SUSPECTED s onee who tae poo5 o1 o;9
.,.r |ha, rsrne on us them boots don't look very
r1nurk like they belonged to Nom.n. Come
doNn, old fey0x!"
, 1865-06-02
TaE SCHOOL LGnEsBYTERrAN
CHI fkt:&A.

The New School FTc5byter1an Asbcholy
cloeed its labort In Brooklyn, New Yosk. last
Monday, af CT session Of ten days. Among
The items Of business on Monday, Eas re-
quest 10 Gcn. Thcm7s t. restore tie Pfs5by'
4x1dan churth d.lce NJ Chattanooga, that
has been uscd for a hospital; aud res 'lu'
ton looking to the concentration Of a.! tac
Protestant forccs asains: both ind4elity and
Catholicism. The next Genera! Assembly
will cuuytne At St. Louis Oh lhe .hi!d 14urs
day OF Aiay, st II O'clock t. m.
, 1865-06-02

NKw ToEK, June 1.-The steamer Tcutonfa,
tom Hamburg, via Southampton the 18th. hasar-
1.yed.
Bor7os, Jnre-1.-The steamship Bo.ptoru.,
firm Live }nn1 the ,sth ut., arrived here today
With s. passengers. She u the pioneer boat Of the
new hne Lei Nrrn Liverpool, Boston and Fht!A-
sr1rt,rn
, 1865-06-02

[FkOM CINCINNATI.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tneune.l
ctSc1SNAT1, Jnns !.
This day Of naHopa1 humiliation and pzayet has
been faithfully oseervea By our citizens.
The wife Of General John G. Drcektnridge, the
eelfextle traitor, arrived here this evening from
Watht1 tor BY per nlf4inn Of President 1ohnson,
to v1sts her relatives IN Kentucky. How different
The n,eeftns, from the paft;nF.
, 1865-06-02
SECOND DISPATCH.
Another Land Sffd~t LouIk;nnn-Tke.
1n"Ta1 af 11end Quart.ra-A Curfous
Lh1pcIdentes
lEnee1A1 nfxnatcb In tha fhdcARn Ttihnna

Especial pispssch to tho Chicago Tfahuhe.1
CAlno, June l.
Tha ttesmtre Olive Branch hpd HeaTY Au,et,
iu1ais New O:Ieap~ dAte1 Of the 9Th.
Anorher land 1de occurred on the evening Of
The e6.t, on the pisntA ion Of Mr. J. r. Lepsete.
OF the r'eh1 nank; about seven miles below A..
the ep7ce Of IN nee. The waser Wa ruupIng
through aIout f1rf feet In depth. GteA: loss ol
cIols and otker pr0ptf:y to planters IN the pat
:thex Of urleaus apd rl4qnem,ats xas antictpaied.
itrtt inm'.l te}J ST. uded tv by the ausooriuef.
1&1B t:att d Gen. C1nny has decided 10 remove
the pcsosHtnt hea5qrss'srs Of she divisions
which have lately be- n IN Mobile to New Orleans
Among the in,lGen,s that hsre ,ntesi,ned The
great events Of The p,el- few weeks Is mentioned
one tn connection With tie conference between
Gen. Candy and the Commissioners ~ sent b. Kirby
Smith to nceotsie the Surrender Of tho tE1n :.
Mlstleepn tFuy. The captulzt1on VAS directed
on tic part Of the rebel Commission BY S. B.
Eueknrr, LINT. Gen. e. $. l. BY striking coin
c,i]cnce II will b. hcen that The eauo DAn who
nakes Int last foraa. tuzzen. et the tesc'i1on
to tbe 1auona.army, aso made the ffst one By The
Gen. Grant, IN Fehru,ry, 1852. Thu. Gen. Buck,
ncr tae been TIE Alpha AID Omega Of the downfall
nf tie 4-ofatdtfaey.
, 1865-06-02

1Epec1 ] Us11 k8tH 70 tbt u1E TO 9tIIuHt.1
pu1L ApEIrH1A, J ane1 J.
The dsy has been very generally oh
tered. The prominent ftatrtc OF The day
Wiz that the LeEso.s w-rc a]lowsh to r1a':
IN .],c passenger K-.IwIy :sfs. NJ pus'ic rn:1r:
v"s .ry.n 'f tle fi.:.I'ich Of fei!~ay c3Epa HES
y % 1A:s, hut i: II l3deis'oEd ltat thty hs5c