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, 1865-07-24

FARTHER Po1sT. July a3.-The steamer Peru,
y:au, from Liverpool P. n Of TIE 13te. ri0 Graen
Gse pagsS III n a. 81 ho1s
1lEt d 1T Green G1s1le on the 1th. Tue steamer
Bremen, from New York. reached Southampton
earls on the 18th. The sieamess Bavlr,a aad City
OF Manchester arrived out oa tho 10th. The
s.eanthip CITY Of Nav York, from NsW York, a..
rived oat On the 11th.
oa.AE Ba1.ArE-lt 4 "a finally ssttles that the
18th, ard Valenta fbout The 18th.
Te.egraphtc communication With India remsina
suspended. Ittt believed there Ia hresk in sas
The English political news is cnt1sclr censczed
In the parliamentary elections. The returns to
the 12th chow 1s4 Liberals and 1G2 Conservatives.
went, 20 % he haissnous soon eonttnae tae
Government will have 70 increased at! ength IN
tho new Parliament. Four members OF the Al
nfnil'ssuon had been de:eatxd, w; G Lo5d FACET,
Dover; eLd Col White, al ktdternln,tes. The
cuntest had gone Of :at1efaetoftly ana With very
little 1lcna1e- Numerous elections were pre- kresi.
Ing when the Peruvian &alledt and 1t would be
smother week before the country contests would
be decided. o..
FRANCE 1rmo1ed negotiations for Eu-
rdpean Congress aull lacks auy sagn Of anthen'
Hcurse steady. Rentes s7f 45s.
Al-d.l Kadlr had an interview with Napoleon,
and rumor sgain connects him with tho future
SPA1H.-The Senate had passed bill modify
ire the pIese Law. BY II against u: " the i1ta
M4rshsl O'no1ncn read the royal decree In Con-
grees closing the contest, Notwithstanding the
strong clsraca1 opposltion. Tbs rscoRniIon OF
1aly h5 Spain may b regarded a. an aeeo1-
II PokIuaI The Government, contrary to gen.
ers. expectations, carried the elections By small
TuaKEr.-Tbere had been rumosa Of the ap-
peasaIce OF The thosera ut conaahtinople and
Loxpos MosE1 MARKz7.-Fnnds were tna.-
, 1865-07-24

Mnrth Cnnr1Je.c.u1 AA0
' -.
Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribunal
Nogug. al,- INV %
1rv 1;n.s FINN th,s ha1s converte3 c,tv
- - 1S1 ~
10y 1uee4e' tuo teA0cis " l1e 4AhoSE
han converted IL Is as certainly a. that it
WAS latcly full blown rebel. And am IN
clfned to believe the meanest Qualities Mt
3,.1ov.,+w -o,,.,, a ~ e,a;.,.r,t =, that.,r
..' 80 9'.s '.e4ue.' ~ LIZ a"1A
emptled goblet II WILL all "osk Itself clear
l have full faith to believe, but meanwhile It
will be tax on loTal minds to Eftress the
aa,rnn.+~.t,on. .,a oorn+1,-. - th.ao IT.
.,n.... 49, ~ eA.ss ~
olnaa pa1rlots, nstng 'ae OLD Union Is Gao
as ever, mourning the last Co1federacY, and
hungry for placea and profits under tho new
regime. Preschevs ard r-a.s ord 1.oo11a
re- a,e sS1s,1v b.nI;a e.7, =, aaa a a,!s pup-'
80 ~ is Anun.f' IL oue oHectoh'
The leading feature OF interest to a large
share Of your readers In Illinois must be the
t,cta that eoncaro the wha-aoh,uta ~ oe .a-..
~ a,,sa+ ss..n.. M. cS, ~. -. eo.o
uut tek4uen.s. 41s e.u AAinois Is
mere, pelns mustered ont as rapidly aa posi-
1etnru home. The old veteran 2stb, under
command uf Col. Ritter, has gone to Brazas
Texas. The 91st and 77th, whose fns dtsci-
pline and department have made them favor
ties, even among many Of the citizens, haye
slIeady left. The 1l9th is doing provost
guard duty. 0fcourse military matters are
quiet, nothing doing but closing up business.
The weather Is intensely hpt, and your cor.
respondent has often In mind the breezes of
your lake shore, with the delicious GOODNESS
they bring to heated humanity. but the REM
inlscence In no Way reli.yes The oVen.fike
blast Of the zephyrs he.esbouts,
Iha7e 1ele1rel to the rebel sentiment still
prevailing here. Affairs have not indeed ra-
, 1865-07-24

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trioune.]
HrHrEaTIE1D .1u1y n

tspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtaune.]
Hra1Ka71E1D, July z3.
The 18th regiment Illinois Volunteer, State
troapB, wire paid of At Camp Butler today, and
as w1lts this arc swarming at the different rail
road depots waiting for the first train homs. The
soth regiment llllrois veteran volunteers, 20
officers and o52 men, commanded By Col. Rhodes,
ar1tsed At Camp But1er Friday. The 11.h regi-
ment veterans, 81 officers and 40 men, Col. ]. q.
Costs commanding. arrived the SINE day. The
9!rt regimtnt Tets rau volunteers, % oflcerr and
133 men, Col. Henry u. D1y commanding,
arrived 1sst even ng. The 26th veterans.
~ ntncere and 4a5 men, Col.
oomneld. commanding, and the sltt rcc1nsnt
OF yetersns, twenty four oi:era ana $50 N IN, ar
rived at Camp Botler Today. These nre al the
troops Eow canped outstdc Of Camp Butler
proper, I'll others having been paid cf and Rone
hG;me. Adj. Gen. HaynIe and pIivate Secretary
Harlow vtEited there so2d,ers to-day. and gass
the cMcets Euch assistance and Information ~
was required. Tomorrow, II the weather ID aG-
m,esIb {, Gen. Hayn1e, Gen. DrRsman. aud oth.r
officials, Will Tielt the above n1Eed regiments,
and formally welcome them home.
Bon. james Il. BevetldGe. St1te Treasueer, ar
rtvtd here latt Eight ffom New York, where he
has bern to settle mp and pay sbe eeui annual In
teftat due On the State Indebtedness, which he
states has b. en- done to the satisfaction Of all par
ties 1DIereated. There has Iot heeu IL the last
tHlpty-four houIs, q murder or robbery rep"fttd,
and lor 1t the thanks Of the eonnuoity sre due to
The gitetcning hsyonet, which, BY the Tay, Is re-
coea:zr1 ard fe.ttd bJ the kcoundfsls Wau have
conesega atcd here to rob cur seidiCHt.
, 1865-07-24

Coils. ]. c. Edwards, SD AIassachusett.
volunteers, and ". s. King, 4th Afasaachu.
eetts heavy artillery, have been dlshonorabl5
dismissed the service with forfeiture of al
ray and allowances, for violation Of orders
and neglect Of duty In allowing their regl.
ments to dfsbaud, and thus delay the pay.
ment and final discharge thereof, embarraes-
ing the public service and causing suffering
aud Inconvenience to the enlisted men under
their control.
DEACON Timothy Gilbert, the celebrated
piano-torte maker OF Boston, died last Wed.
nesday, aged slxty-eight. He was the a.
knowledged founder Of the fremont Temple
enterprise. He purchased the fremont The
ater, had It altered into the Temple, and
conveyed 1t to trustees 10 hold 1t for place
Of worship for tree church.
-Nathaniel Hayward died at Colchester,
CT, on Tuesday morning. Hc Was the orr
ginal Inventor and dtscoTercr. after 5ears oi
experiments, Of the Invaluable compnund Of
India rubber with sulphur, By which alone
the rubber Is preserved from the action Of
heat. Mr, Hayward Vas native Of Easton.
Nass., where be ade the first rubber shoes
tkat ever we're put in the market.
DIR. CHARLES II. Windship died last We'd.
nestlay morning at his residence in Rorbury,
Mass. Deceased WAS an eminent physclan.
md well beloved and highly esteemed citt-
zen. He was the father OF Dr.. George B.
Wlndship tthe strong man, and wa5 about
sixty-sa1 years Of age. He died Of diqthetia.
, 1865-07-24

fspecasl Disl atcu to the Cbic.ro Tritc..-J
MADISON. July u.
The semi annual statement pf the Bank Comp
tro!ler II published TO daJ. 1t shows healthy
state Of finances Of the WttcoIstn batks. The
following Is SUMMARY: Capital, e, 1,cs7, goo !;
csrcustou. <l9s 3ss; depodts, &, Isl elu eas5
liens, <55, ,a51 .sS; public tecutihts, $2ls,aa2-
The reception and parade Of the 12:h and 10th
rteiGcns did not take place to day in consequence
Of the muddy condition Of the streets and owing
to the {act that large part of the regimentp had
cote home. Gov. Lewis, however, nlade them
SPEECH Of welcome 1t camp Randall.
The 18th and Is b IrEtneh'a are expected to ar
rive ht re Tomorrow snh the Sd o. AInaiy.
The 70 lowing field officers have been appointed
IL the S7th regiment; Lieut.. Col. John Gfeen
n Colonel; Mi. Robert E. Eden a. Lieutenant
Co:onel, and Capt. .AlFa Nah ts MsjoE.
The 9Th Wisconsin battery par.ded todsy.
The Supreme Court has e. an1iede Cd RUE that
whit the coust If In tesai0n wrls Of habtas e0r~
1'ux ehould be ts.ued from the fnn bsaeh.
, 1865-07-24

Order from Gen. .SherIdAu-mattera Ia
mt stblle-Denth Of \ Vlcksbure Ed
ltUf.


[spccial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CA1no, July g.
The steamer Herry Won Phul brings New Or.
leans datts to the 17tn. The following order has
been tssuea:
HEADQuAErERa Military Drv. OF THE GuLr,l
NEW QRIEAse, LII, July II, 1855.
General Order No. /.
The Military Division Of the Soushvest, which
was CT sted for special purpose Is discontinued
IN compliance With General Order No. lis, and
st,!a tst,d ms,r. msr Department, Ad5gsant Gen.
np1t seiEnsd hereby Resumes command Of the
Military Division Of the Cult consisting or the
Department Of Niles szippi, MAJ. Gen. H. N. Slo-
cum COMMANDING, embracing the State Of Mfssls-
etppt, hesdq9'tter II at VickshurE; Department Of
Fiotids, Ms]. Gtn. J. G. Foster commanding,
en.btacirg Tie State Of Florida, headquarters It
Tal4hsteee: Department nf Louistara and rcxas
Mtj Gen. C1nby commanding, embracing rhe
States Ct LoHtftana aud Texas, headuuaftess At
New Orleans, Is. The hesdqu1lteYa qf the Mtlt-
t%ry DlyislCo Of the Gulf v II be 1t New Utleans,
Ii. PH1L. SHERIDAN.
Ma}. Gen. q. s. A.
The well known steamer selma Was sold at
Suction, by oidtr OF Rear Admiral Thatch r, and
brought 81, 5a5 The Sslm. was the Florida that
used to run between Mobile and New Orle ans.
SIC va. taken BY the Confede-ates and dstea up
as vessel Ut ~2r, and Was captured by our ravJ.
With her ordnance She waa ynlued At 81, ,0IU,
snd her n.chme1y, which u very powerful. Was
gua1suteed as In perfect orde. nj the sale.
After II Interruption Of three months, the pub
, 1865-07-24

Especial D:tp,ich To the Chicago T.it.uoe.J
DEsMoIxEs, July II.
The Association Of lows Liquor Deal-rs will
hold Couvt nt.on at TIL. place on The 10th ct
Au1ust TO take into eonsideratton the Federal
fsxes and State lHws. and Other .natt=1s OF 1n1tr
CT to tho trade.
Or. Nathan Cdell, Ssste Sanitary Agent, et,1ts
.odsy On tour Of vI.luuon 10 nil Of the bospi.
tals on tho Mississippi riveE down to tw Or1ean.,
with Instructions to take care Of the fnt=feets of
ali eick and woundtd Iowa soldiers
The p1em ums 10 be awarded ct th4 ntxt State
Fair amoEnt in va1ue to 5000. The Far viii
come OF =, Burlington, CON uencing or the e6th
Of Sep!e1nkeE.
Mr. and Mr.. c]ay~orth residents Of OcaHoine.
tarn.h'p, Aahasfa county, were tnoshsrcd 10
death yesterday by the dhmps ic I we'll. Mrs.
C1asworth desc+ndtd into tho sell to render as
sit,4nce to her husband, and died y1th hin.
Iemes Neely, convicted ot mausl&u.hkcF IN the
second degree in the Dittrict Cuutt fur th1s
ceurt5. Wa thts cay Beut. need BY Judge Gray 10
dftecn 5tA1b 1mps1s onnent III the peultentinrg.
The 18th Iowa regiment, bumeertl t4u odacefs
Enc men, and the 9Th tll4ntfy. nnnpes1Eg Isl
men, Ase now on theiz ssEy /. Davenport, having
hetE Iuu:te1ed 0at-
The following Io<t rcefmenu h:se be.o urs.
te1s Gu, "a, %. 9Th. 1sh ota 1l:b, 18Th. 1Yth,
II. alst a5th. aEih, 39th. 31st 331, 5th, and 39th
ln.a1ty J. aid 1st bnd 9TH hstt Tics.
, 1865-07-24
Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tdbuce.l

ST, LOUIS. Juls =.
Gen. P]easauton Is abont to remove his head
Qusrtcre from THE city to Milwaukee. Gen.
Dodge will remove his headquarters On Mouuay
to LearenKoKtn. and will take command Of all the
ss,niee in she ne1d operating against hostile In
disLs.
THREE prisoners etcap.d 1soa the Jefferson City
5a.l last night.
The 18th Mi.soar1 Infantry. Col. Sh=ldon, n
rived .hts morning from Louisville. The ze.i
ment numbers I've hundred men anl officers.
B. 4, Mitchell, E. w. Warren and Wu. South
worth, were tined rect ntly IN Washington coun ,
for bathN backing, snd sentenced to eigateen
up from Poe night oetose last lan6 yesterday
taken 10 J. fetson CtiJ.
1 nght Nccnnrd At boon t. dry, on Soarc the
steamer Hiltm4u, between Pat Morgan auu col
ord man named Rs: e, ho1h deck hanus. dsr,ug
which Morgan feiked knife aud It ihbr1 Resce
nj times il The breast, from the Elects Of
1htch he died in few moments. Morgan vas
arrested, a1d the tt1ccrs making he arrest were
folcwea to the ttatton ho1ee by m t1ci'cd crowd,
b1nubg whom wefe numb. Of white d. ck hands.
Who desired the Yeseuc Of Morgan, Hnd Il nau5tr
af h1tck once vlo seemed as iullT Getesnlcet 10
&. s'st the officers.
, 1865-07-24
POSTSCRIPT,
{5rclsl Dispatch to ,hs Western Associated
Pfess.l
EEM fnrK .In1Y q 1sEi

I
Gsp<cisl Dispatch 10 tbs Western Associate
| Pfess.l
New YoEK, July %, 1866.
] The Petroleum SwtudIe.
The Investigation Of the charges Of swindlin
4sa'ntt Mann acd Strattoo, OF tue United Se,vtc
Tha principal portion Of The day was occupied /
Leaning the te.raony Of CO.. H,!sef, formerly q
Grant; sta en II 'hs e eoaslasion Of which the cas-
Counterfeit Greenbacks.
New photox tsphed counterfeits Of the 81 green
backs, we'll ekt secuted, n1ads thsiE appearanc:
pretty extensively Inst III, in this city, Brock
early notice Of the ftaud, and notifying aaop
keepers, perverted II from being as succ es4fa i.
desiKned. No arresta were made.
OIL Land Frauds.
Prod. A. Howe, Of Aesdv1Ile, Pa, Wa3 hfouzh
detiandlne n. Sheldon, I B:ooklya, b. false 70
rseten1a.ions ~ regard to I'll lands. Ho1a VA
f>le.set On bail.
Presidential Excursion.
The TINES Wa.htpg.oa epsctal s1ya the Presf
Gent, accompanied by Secretary We les, Assist
snt seeIetaiy q Mar, and Preston King. left tett
sfea1u<r Hornet. The President viii % abseai
till Ncc5ay morning.
Applications for Pensions.
App!ica:iots foE pensions are beng received
ton in southein prisons.
Pafdons.
Tho Ara'dt special says spseist pr Ions wsra
granted BY the Psesld.rt to u. ". Ward, formerly
q Lou,slana, nos Of Nswoost K'nsucky, ana
". T. Bury, Of Sswpos., Kentucky Among the
ptE:oEaI apps'ca ants for pardon Is the uatorln1s
Jea. Thcmp.on.
Fora's Thenscr.
Tho Government t1kes G2sl possession o.
Fosd's theatef on Monday. Everything ls :eluy
ptcsed fur removal. The Goye.uu,n, IL to pny
rent to Ford for SIX mo1iha, ar3 II by that tint,
IUUTfE&E aNntoHffAfEon no
purchase, 1t will DO returned q him.
JED. Davis Going Threu2h South Carolina.
The Herald publishes a statement trom staff
etlleer, who accompanied leu. D4vls on bis asght
from Richmond, ptving deta Is Of tha pssssrs Of
the pa1tY through South CIf0lina. RvsIdeu.s OF
that State clueei thcir houses nga.n't JEFF. and
lire In The cars on the ralrosd track, nnd the few
uecet5 ties they got Werc aissn RrudginsIy. Hs
est0 Il was 1nlstJke about sou:u CAtu.tus bslag
,aefoagsy aaed1ea. t4tioas 9sp.isaents oi .ha
ed Tor mules along tho road Waiting fot ksgna!
which Lever came, to again assemble at some safe
pa9s lns .sn.es % Ge sasfe different depars
points 10 The fleeing govesrm7ct moved South.
watd, ard ~ one hope alter aGo,her OF its ult,-
mb,c Re es'ae1iehment expired. Thus tne Navy
Department ceased forever to exist at Caaflpt,e,
N. T.: the STATE Department Ut LsxlnRt,u, and
sooa after another Of these iusisuuons collapsed
Plantations Cheap.
The Htralds Selma, Ala, correspondent ssys:
"Fine Plantations, including buildings, eau De
hought for 81 to - per scra-worth III before.
negroes and etock nazo1s 10 pell plrr Of thgii
pan tatioEs tn order to Fl'ae tha me ans uf carry
ing on tho balsnee. Msgy Of the 'iast ditch
ossFn Hsh seanf to rhe rs'z
exper:cns.d here as e!sesaeIe, aithough 'sss Is
thtir homte. and qui.tIJ gone to work. Where.
ever p.nper sffarts haYe been 1n7de to explain
, 1865-07-24

WAsHINGTeE, July u The country will be
grat,deo to lesrn shtt Capt. Henry Turtz, lately
phi on keeper ht Aude1tonvfle. IL shortly to be
put upon b tr:al ftr the cruel : aud bhrbsriy
Ibat p'nce. The Mil:1ary Coumisainn str ug in
this city. Of phirh Brig. Gcn. 4. 3. un1tcrwood
l. President. and Col. N. P. Chapman Of the War
Dsps1tGent, Is Jntgc Adrocate, has been directed
to ny the csee- ! he charges emorsee I HIT Of
atrcit It ut are lille shoit oi Zen 1ith ind vii!
s1ouke The lrdfenauon Of the civil,ze1 world
The Cove rbnent II now enEsred in the col'cc.
soldiers who have survived their Iuipr epament ut
the prison put Col Chspna1 In Possession OF any
essential facts.
, 1865-07-24

ALHAKT. Jnls 22.-The dividend OF three pa
cent Tree Of income tax, declared uay or two
e!pce ty The New Tork Central Railroad, IL not
payable on the let Of AuCust, stated IN prevt-
Ius dispatch. Ae the 20th fs1ie on Sunday. the
diytGend will be psld On the e1et Of Augus!.
, 1865-07-24
Cotton ElninE.

NEW ycnk, July s7.-Tbs Conam<rcldEs specia!
says Attorney Genersl Speeds opinion upon
c:sfme for Gotten captured b. Sherman at Savau-
nah Is Published. He detfces that Ill cotton ia.
ken hy the utl'tary forces 10 the insurrec'iopary
district. If csptured property, within the 1oeau.
ttC Of The etatute Of 1t6a. whether owne1 by 10y
be hsd, 10 disputed ci1tm., to the Court ii
f1alns, sDd that Jurisdiction canuo. be cnnfrrte
UPON commission appot ntea e,ther by the Pres,
iatnt or Secretary VI the TrGnsury 70 examine
proceeds Of go much cf this cotton as may belong
10 loyal citizens.
, 1865-07-24

eB The Atlantic Monthly for August.
contains the following: Among the Honey
Makers. By Harriet E. Prescott; Countess
Laure, By George h. Boxer; Strategy ut the
F.rcside, by Epes Sargent; Arouud Null
Tart II, by Maria S. Cummings; Join Bright
and the English Radicals, BY G. ". Towle j;
Needle and Ga1dtn, VII; The Willow, By
Elizabeth a. c. Akers My second Capture
Doctor JoLns-|u, by Donald G. Mitchell
Letter to Silent Friend; The Chimney
Corner-Tl1I, by Mrs. Il. B. Stowe; Peace,
By Mrs. A. D. 7. Whitney; Reconstruction
and Negro Suffrage; Reviews and LlterarY
Notices
, 1865-07-24

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbaue.1
DETROIT, Ju]y ~, 1885.
The tug Sampfou, owned by Norris & Nulou,
Of st. Cathetlue's, c. n, was turaed to tho va
tcr's edge, hi. morning, mar the mouth ct De-
trolt River. She wa: now tug, built last yeE,
and was valued at $3b,W0.
Two men, named Martin Reagan and Patrick
MtGee, got into an alteration at a livery stable
In this city TO day, and the formor stabbed the
1atter In the neck with dirk knife. The wound,
though sevele, is not believed to he fatal.
, 1865-07-24

4 Coon AppoIS1.1EST--Among recent
appointments by the President, we observe
the name Of n. e Watson, ESQ.,, formefly
one Of the editors OF the Milwaukee, Entintl
and subsequently PEivate Secretary under
Governors Randall, Harvey and Solomon, as
Aesessor Of Internal Revennc for the Fourth
District of Georgia Mr. Watson was at ono
there. He is In every respect admirably
qualified fur An efficient, trustworthy officer.
and the appointment Ia = sound one.-Aadt
1Q2 ,Qxrn4{,
, 1865-07-24
MIN ahherti8utextH.
THE YBNANG0 { VIRGINIA
OIL COMPANY
OF CHICAGO,
Capital, $50 $4,000, 900.
Werkln9 CAPITAL, $75,e0O.
Nth, athkrtlButsxtH.
Working Capital, $4,000.

MAHLOE D. OGDEN, RreS{deot.
CHAS. RANDOLPH, Vice PTsaAaae.
C8ARLRS n. 3HTTk1, Tfeag4fer.
q. >. HUBBARD, seeretau.
, 1865-07-24
FROM CINCINNATI,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CINCINNATI, July a.
The hearing Of the Blend Tom Aabexs corpus
case WIS eortluded this erening. Judge Wood.
ruff has reserved his dec.s1on until Monday
mrrn.Ig. Ihesc is inch Interest In the result.
1t il tpscn!ated that the Court will take the boy
from Bethune a1d hand h,m oser 10 entirely new
guarcisns, urder certain coaditlors md ,es.ric-
t0ne.
, 1865-07-24

new ToRK. July 9a.-Gold market without m1-
tet,at cbvpge. Dnts'andtr. ehort lLterest very
limited, as il sufficiently evident from the fact
thht gold can be bon o~ed at 4 cent per an
nun We observe no inc:caiion thnt the Trtas-
ury IL telling gold 10 d,y. Premium e:cady,
Iauctp9 from 1881 TO 1874.
NEW YoEK, July g Gold closed 142t today.
, 1865-07-24

new IoRK. July s2--The latest intelligence
from Hssti thowt that the insnrrechon Is ETH
co. fnta tn Cape Haytieu. Pletsdcnt JeGr4rd has
an sunt e,y to the trbsbitln:s of Cape Hayuen,
II d ureee thcm 10 txpcl the retcll,ons leaders.
Ger. 4otIisse1 bad been kssAst.Qate0 b the
, 1865-07-24


e. 9s HUBBARD Seefesafys
DIR &C + o Il H8a
NAH.<H D. OGpKu. FL uNp13HuUp:
cuan u.Hnn1pu r4os = pH1rJrPg nvpnrs
NA' NN.--.-
n-.~. N-s..-.-
1'@ "' '44-'> sVo" 0o94' VI @04
1a' e*e'3a fsoek Of sha Com3s1J n d1yioed tat9
1s8 600 kasfas Il pst ya5ua Of Tsm pcnM1 sacA
Subscription p11o,. -Four r,n~--
xna property Of G5 co.,.-. -,,..,- ,r,.1r
scres II iAud IN m, ~ m ovr~,nt, =. ,---ac>
of ,.. ,-,,s,r,,,-, or r,~vra.,...--
, 1865-07-24

Shipments or Treasure-nIn&stenu enus
FaF~-FFom The &1nd Wsch 1sfa 4ds-
HepFsdattons Of = Pirate,

SAY FnAsc1sco. Ju'y .1s.-Arr.sea. Charger,
trom Ro.ton; sal cd, .'oldrn Ctts, for P4pams.
New YoiE. sna SIS o . for E1eland.
The PFC hc warehouse IN Comnercil, Broad
Why ard Battery streets waE burned issr night.
It We canssd ey the tuchtaneons con'ousti N Of
petroleum. 1ots eeEmntc1 a. Il quafteE vi mil
a s1s1i:h bazquc rai:ed yesterday for Hong
Sandwich itland da es - the 23th Of June are
scee:rcd- The HaxRt,an schooner Pfc, which
arrived at Honolulu on 'he sd, fFum the Micro
bes,an 1s,snde. rtport, that % the 3vh OF srch,
1a',tuae ahont aeg. north. longitude 167 ce:.
wtet, vetsel foEe acro-s the sehooner't bows.
Tbs s.rsnGer was ba1qus;rteeed. with her pro.
Her Captsin boarded The schooner with two on
GERS tnc q lelEt crew, asmt3 With cutiasses xna
zevolrert. The comm: ndinR Officer demanded
the FchouDerfs papee= IN nn arrcc ant manner,
t}ueely 1nst- ctt tltm, a.d pronounced them cur
rect, he tn 2 became polite. On being told
ea Or sfsns IL b. askd T a.
HbAlere we're there, aud 1nentiooed the n.uaes
Of several American wh.lers supposed to DC
thr English eb,p Msmi, and hsd n ,, eecu IN pert
i4tely. Alter leavln: the scnoone. ehe s,Il:d In
the direction Of stfon:'a leland. sl1 hundred
the tp3,d,pe Officers were Amsricsns. There Is
little tcuht that their shtp wns the Shenauao1h.
SIZE Vac then Oh tho track OF whsle ships Return
We're rhe 70 proceed thence to the Arct,c she
wou1d Dske terrible havoc among the sixty OF
etEeLT Nh1:erE c0pEregaed there this summer.
Launch Of the Ram DuudrrberR.
NEw York, 3uly ea--At nine o'clock this
morning tbe great lrou-clyd ocean frfgate Dan.
derstrE was encce..fatJ launched. Not tc.s
thsn il, ,Un people Witnessed the specific e. No
accident uhtteyes occurred. 1t was found when
che w4e IN the water '5at. ahe drew only fifteen
feet aft thirteen ieet amtah1ps aLd niLe feet sl1
tt cher forward. draft much i. Is than was anti
sipated BY rnsn!. though about the figure Mr.
Webb csleu nt.d On. The Dunderocrz, o. Th1n-
n &4f a. 1hAx -
IN tEe Hor d, and within zig mouths ahe vii he
abe 10 make her ffteen knots per honr a1d bid
Will consist Of four 15-tncb Roamau, and trona
tee!vc to fourteen 1f-iEch Dah:gren suce. The
Dunaefhefg Is The embodiment Of the ideal OF the
ind novel. She ni11 he hosstn:; :o1uac1lon,
fer easement. which Is 1pony, EenS pierced for
fRert1.fDe rrns. The sides are thrpe feet in
thickpes4. and 1rnnelsd four and a half lnches
1he ran Is tot fastened 10 the how, mt /. the
htw Of The setp ,,self.
, 1865-07-24

st, LeEeF ErenfelIs the Chicago Con.
splEntoF, sent to ohio oPenirtnafnry.
fSpecia. Disp.c ch to the Chicago Tribuue.1

fSpecia! Disp1 ch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
C1Sc1NNAT1, July 70,
g. St. Leger Greu'ell. ore Of the Chicago con-
sp,,atc.s, wbose sentence hss never been pro-
mu.e.ted, though all his a:scelstes who were
convicted have been pAtdored, WIS, last week,
sent to the Ohio Peni'enuary at Columbus 1t
hss generally bsen supposed hs wa. tcntcnced to
death, but, We are informed, tha commandant Of
the post, Col. W.aewell, who WAS a member Of
the Commission that tried him, has written the
Wsr Department. Recommending has discharge,
md b. thltks he 1lr SOON be set ut liberty.
, 1865-07-24

81 WashiDgtoA Stseef, ChfegEo, Ilf~
" AZ P1EAExp Tts srpr1r WxsrKKf pzAt1Es
W. II TIN G1xAr Book on TILE 7EII Dssr n law YORK
TxSxs. }F1fe5I3.tS
, 1865-07-24
VOL. XIX.

fc,rcf. and ,h.t peculiar circumstances jp.tided
the lstter.
In the Champ Ferguson case Ticker EVE COZ
timed e!!dence test1fying to The railing Or com.
psny IN Fenttess county afIer the h1ttle Of Eill
Spring to reatst the ontfaRee OF FERN 4on,
The Congressional cantidates tor ISL District
Will spe-k here TO moE1uw
The mercury et&nda 1t q 1trrne@
, 1865-07-24

SEw YonK, July ee--The Southern mat, dus
esrly this morning, va. lost IN the t!vcs on the
Jfftey City tide. The chr cortstnfnC it was
hnelly hthed cut, but the n8ll matter was eert.
0ue4y dam1peA