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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-13

tho right to tako cognizEnce of such an innova-
ton. This question will, however, create, doubt
lcss lengthy debate, if tho presiding divine does
not rule the subject, as is anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

We print elsewhere a recent speech OF Gen.
Il. F. BUTLER in response to tho toast "Our
lolunteers," wherein he eloquently and forcibly
pleads for the punishment of all who have been
guilty Of comprising the death OF our soldiers
when prisoners of war, whether by famine
needless exposure to cold and rain, or by the
more merciful bullet. His remarks will find a
hearty response from millions of patriotic
hearts.
We think Gen. b. would have given still
greater weight to his remarks had he demanded
therein an investigation Of erery complaint Of
cruelty to prisoners, whether by Union or Rebel
cuStodians He who can misuse a prisoner q
war is oowardly brute, unfit either to I've or
die. But prisoners have no redress against
their keepers, and are often robbed OF their food
by connvance between the commandment and
The coumssary who have dominion over them.
We trust every responsible complaint against
either Union or Rebel commandant or commits
sary will lie investigated. and whoever is proved
gulN will be treated as an outlaw and an
enemy of the human race.
On one point, we think Gen. Butler should
have spoken very cautiously. He assumes that
the starvation of our prisoners was designed
and directed by the Rebel Chiefs. This is de-
MED. and is very likely TO he the subject OF IN
yestigalon before a Military Court, whereof
Gen. Butler has been expected to be member.
His eminencc as d lawyer as well as a man rem
ders il important that no should not 10y preJudg-
ment, be disqualified for this important duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
To (orrcspc a sieuts.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

From Hayti VIC learn that the inSurrection is
still confined TO Copc Heytier. The Government 10
able to take Tire city Int desires to spare the 'son
Of blood President Gesrard Offers arnes! to the
inhabitants Of Cape Hayden, and urges them TO cxIel
the robelious leaders Gen Morisset had boon ssas'
sinated by the nsurgeni leader Sanaye. The port Of
Cope liayti.n is in a state of blockade.
The Peruvian wa> tele 5raphed yesterday from
Father Point. with five days later from Liver
pool dates being to the 18th and l4th.
The Great Eastern TO leave the More 90 the 18th.
and Valencia on o. about the 10Th.
The English elections show net gain 20 the lhera!s
Of To the evening Of the 18th. lsi Liberals and
ZOE Tories had been returned. John Stuart Mill Tbos
Hughes aud Baron Rothschlld elected from the
London and Metropolitan boroughs.
Earl Russell has written few more notes TO MIR.
Seward regretiing hat his previous explanations were
not acceptable Official correspondence shows that
England aud France acted in concert in their con-
cessions to the Cohfeieracy.
Rober. l.. Lee is qae,onaoy reported TO be IN Ger
many. Spain has recognized the Kingdom Of Italy
The Pope is said to have excommuniclted MACMILLAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
Death ef Arthur Tappan.

This venerable and well-known citizen died yes-
terdsy morning, at New-lIsven. Mr.. Tsppsn 10
tired from business sone years ego, but he wss
Ions known a. one Of our most active and, for many
wears most successful merchants. He acquired u
ono time q largo fortune much Of which he lost
when too old to entcr the again with younger
men. But wcll-kIown as he was as merchant,
be was far more widely known for his great benovo
lence. and for the generous zeal with which he al
ways advocated and supported any move.
ment for the benefit of his fellow-men.
He was one of the early Abolitionists and cheer
fully took large share Of the obloquy and perse-
cution which was visited upon that despised class
in its darkest days When Garrison was impris
oned in Baltimore for an article in his paper upon
the Domestic Slave Trade, Mr.. Tappan paid tho
fine and released him from jnil, and his name, from
that time forward, was az notorious and almost as
much hated at the South as Garrison's own. Like
most of the class to which he was known TO belong,
his whole life gave the lie to the assertion that the
Abolitiouists we're ''men Of one idea" for there
Was no charitable work or pious purpose to
which he did not give the benefit
Of his great executive ability and tho sup
port Of his hearty and untring devotion. Nor did
old age cool his arior To the end OF bis days bis
interest in good works never tagged, and for BIN
certainly awaits the award: "well done, good and
faithful servant" Mr. Tappan was in the sDth year
OF his age,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

Graduates of Yale will find circular of in
terest to them in another column. The Ptr-
pose TO perpetuate in some suitable way the
memory of the sons Of the college who have
falen IN battle is sure ola ready and grateful
response from all who care either for college or
country, and the meeting on the both, to listen
TO an GRAFTON by DR.. Bushnell, and TO devise
plans for monument, will not be the least i'm
portant or memorable os the commencement
ceremonies 1t is very sensibly suggested that
the monument shall take tho form OF n college
building or college grounds, and We trust thai Or
some similar plan will be adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

Yesterday TpY TmBr ~ had three or four reporters
AZ The Assessors Office hunting over the books.
They we're oil very much disgusted 10 find Tia;
the figures ~ Se had gWen them-thh'
"a that the sales II THr TRlBt NJ were LEES than
one.quarter the ssles Of The HraId. Unable 4"
md an Argument In the figures these fellows fell 10
.ensurng The officer In charge for allowing our TO
porter ncces- 20 the books that they-reporters tow
we're then examining. This piece Of impndenec Is
character ITO " the establishment that .ont them.
The Herald Of Saturday makes this statement.
1t is not only absolutely untrue, but nothing
has been done by this Office on which such 5
story could be founded. No TRIBUNE reporter
hos been 20 the Assessors Office for any purpose
whatever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

The following circular 10 the graduates Of
Yale Ia. peen Issued;
NEw-YoEK, June q, is6s.
DrAs &C.. A proposs. originally made by gentle
men Immediately connected With the College. for hs
devotion .! a dN during Commencement week 10 the
honor of the SOM 1T Yale who have served daring No
" al q the Arm, Navy, has met with warm and
general favor Will the graduates, 70 whom mas oeen
made known.
Tho Alurni resiieat in New. York and its vicinity
nre ltrruliy look cd for somewhat active AID Anc
ration in suitably carrying out tie desgn ana ~
ELL informal scstiDs the nnaersgntL nave beeh TO
sed to cal tic attention Of their brother graduates
to the subject.
IL is iu, ndsd yiat Wednesday the Goth Of July PROF..
shall DO Gpied BY Grafton nom ur bushneu on
Tho Ret g.ts OF the War" IN the forenoon, anu Wy
w sbrstion IL the Afternoon at which Ne moy
crown with our applause she Survivors Of the many bat
tes by land aud seI a5d cherish tie famous memories
o those whose vss hvs been counted in tho price t
c,r assured safety and ofour future hopes.
at she nuncrouS sssembiagc OF tue Alumni Wnen
the interest Of she OCCASION % APP 10 collect VII DC
cons Tered ami decided in What form the honor Of our
ALMA hasor in tss wsruke ienowR O; hor chidrsa
NAV best be perlet lated. ard their example made moss
fruitful, In Ike Sevoon ~ their country, noUi shc
future generations OF scholars that shall seek her an
cient halls. -,
We lie, Iec.faly urge tia. BY your presetec AZ shs
College or the occasion yen will contribute TO The IN
terost and success o. tie celebration and thai Jon ~
call tie attention Of your friends aud ael9alntanc
among tao graduates 10 tho same sHsetohats uut, ~
the College and TO its SOUS whom thus aes'sn'
honor. ,..
For obvious reasons II will be favor to she iutann
OF the ee.e bratou IL you viii give gosco 10 shes o INV
under signed Secretaries whether Ne may count spoa
prs.snss at New Hsycn on shs aesa ' ym s'
''1 Iptica J. Taylor. No fins. Eugene Ss.uys'.
No. 40 Broadway. blulnoa L. kesse. No. trar-b'
William q. Rslsston. No "a whlsm-s.. SecretAfies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

That editor of Tie Times who does the eating
for that hourishing daily assures the expectant
public-apropos of question which We said,
two or three days ago, it would be INDIGENOUS
to ask-that lie had dincd ION the best part Of
fresh mackerel, fruit pudding and two mugs
of alc." Worthy and consistent man! But
might We suggcs. that this is an " intolerable
deal of sack" to such "A hapenny Of other
victuals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

An interesting letter and news items from
Louisiana Words on Primary Instruction"
1.-THE Massacre Of the Cheyenne Indians" de-
tails Of the loss of the William Nelson, and
other miscellany will be found on the sixth
and seventh pages of tooay's issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

market steady quotston with small business on Tire
Street AT the Board the market sroessvely dull and
the transactions small After the call tho whole market i'm.
proved aud the leading shso freely bid for esah and
sellers option On the Street the market continued stcsdy
Money continue. Easy and all borrowers fully supplied at
per cent with large number Of transactions at per cent
discounts dull The for short date paper is q al
per cent; fo1 lower grades 7, 0lO per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

10 he Editor Of TAsN. y Tribune
SIR: In your issue Of yesterday, in an article
bearing the above caption which 10 oil its statements
relative to the alleged outrage is utterly destitute o.
truth.
Mr.. Lsvere the chaplain referred TO- was not charged
for his board as were other officers on the Cont
mental aud had the zane accommodation as some nifty
Others without distinction Of color for whom there was
no room at the first table. account OF the iaigs
humber who were furnished transportation by the Us
aster the vessel being in Government service
have no purser, Irsh otherwise, and confidently
appeal TO Mr. L. to contradict the statement ohcousy
and anonymously msdo in his behalf
GEO SUMNER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. JULY "a 1865

Rejected they may be of their former sup
porters, but there Is always some Tory lord
who owns borough or two and keeps it for
Tory magistrates in difficulties. But Mr..
Disraeli will find the electors Of Buckingham
shrs not less faithful than Mr.. Bright those OF
Dirmin CHAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
sRRRSApR TO GRN. sICKLEs.
=, WARRINGTON July o. 1865.
ror p&KEU PROMOTED.

Colonel l.. &. Baker has been appointed to
n, rank Of Brigaiier General for as tho commission
r,css NE orious services Provost Marsha, dur
ing the war and especially for diligence in the cup
preston OF frauds against ihe Government IN recruit
Mike, ro,th nnd hs aocomp.lces. Tne commission
20 dte from Apr ID 700 the day Of Booths capture
and death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

Hon. GHo. W. CAMPBELL. il il expected, will
be chosen 20 Congress from the Nashville Dis
trict, Tennessee.
Hon. EMERSON ETBEGIDGR, says The Mem
phis Bniietin. has good chance in thu IIender-
son District, though no is now Military
IN .nnrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

Protcction) restricted 10 but one. and then
consider his plan for remedying the alleged and
gigantic evil. And, since it is Gen. jackson
who is to he confuted, we will thank our neigh.
Dor to be just a shade less Appant and super
cilious than usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

Master q. s. steamship Continental
M,~. York. July %, lsdi

ECLECTIC MEDICAL Books. - Professional
gentlemen and others interested in the Science OF Med
cine are referred advertisement on another page
of the medical works Of DR.. Newton They treat OF
variety of subjects and are considered A. authorsvs
in the School in which Dr. Newton is one OF the lesdins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

The HtraM sees lit 10 reiterate and consp!cu-
ously blasou return Of reported sales OF the
several journals issued in our City, with mani.
fest intent ~ diflux the belief that this report
indicates the amount Of their eirrn!aton respect
lively. We 10 not care ~ comment Oh this pro-
ceodiug, which, thoughitiwould iDjure the stand
ing of mos. journals. will probably not inateri-
ally impair that OF Tie Herald But We make
that Journal, and oil others in our City. prof
fer which The Htrsid will not accept, but from
which the public will draw its own conclusons
We propose that there shall be lodged for
public use with the SECRETARY OF the Merchants
Exchange, before 6 P. III. on the first secular
day OF each month, al affidavit made Jointly by
tie publisher and FRESHMAN Of each newspaper
establishment that solicits or receives advertise
,nents As follows:
I'VE. ----.--- Publisher. and -, pressaan.
II The - being crly sworn. depose that the aver.
age circulation vi this journsl throughout the month
Just closed taxing ercount Of Supplements and EI.
.tas Was ~ follows; OF the Daily edition. copies
.cmiwockl,; and of the Weekly edition, = oopies
weekly. Witness our hands -------.
1t seems " us but just, il tho public ia 20
bo informed al all as to the circulation of rival
journals, that It should have tho truth, aud the
ulole truth. Will The Herald unite with US IN
tho proposed arrangement If 1t shall suggest
any reasonable modification of tho above Ali
davit, we stand ready " assent to 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

PRtIApELrAiA Saturday. july -. lsos,
Early this morning lire destroyed the shodcy
MIL OF II. S. Horny T. 60. The Ios' is SAW IN
George q sdhill, wool spinner. lat eiav0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch TO The ~ Y. Tribune.
Washington. July q. 1867

Special Dispatch to Tho N. Y. Tribune
Warrington. July q. 1865.
no MORE FIVE CENT POSTAL CURRENCY.
The issue of five cent fractional currency has
been stopped by order Of Secretary McCuloch and Is
= erpe ted that the Treasurer and Sub Treasnrers will
be suuped With two and three cent coin 10 meet the
want, of the community in lieu Of the paper issue with
drawn.
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENTS.
The Baltimore and Philadelphia Custom
Hon.e appointments are still held in allegiance BY the
President
APPOINTMENTS.
The President on Saturday signed the follow
Ing appointments Peter W. Martin. Collector New
ark, N j.; Thomas W. Stevens. Surveyor. Albany, N.
y; george I. Marshall. Surveyor. New'London
Conn. 40. r. Waite. sua'e,or New r"'s"' c"na's
snd W. c. Lo,ten, Collector Newbern. n. I.
MILITARY PERSONAL.
Brig. Gen. De Trobriand yesterday received
the of General by brevet to dste from
Apre 1865 for highly msrtorous services during the
last Virgins campaign which terminated IA tho sur'
render Of Gen Lees army During the last operations OF
The campaign Gen. De Trobrsld commanded the Third
Division OF the Second Army Corps. Maior-tien
SiclIes and Brsvet MsorGen. De Trobriand leave for
New York TO monday TO report 10 the Ada
,autCenera Of tie State for orders. 1t 10 believed
that both OF these officers viii be assigned to important
commands in the Department OF the East Major
Gen Butler will positively be 10 town to MORROW fMoa
day o. next day.
sBRBSADR TO GRS. SICKLEs.
General Sckles received the compliment Of Q
serensde t night. and. in response TO loud calls sp'
peare' I'D made brief speech betting tho OCCASION
IL which be urged the support OF tho Presidents moas.
urrs for the rsesablshment o.order Justice and tran
ouity and said that the success OF the oonciiatoy
policy depended upon the conduct ofthose who are re-
stored 10 civil rights. Tho General greeted with
applause NJ the conclusion OF his Remarks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
The Soldiers Of KaIS.

The following circular 10 the graduates Of
Yae has peep Issued;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

No region In the world can sui pass wasisos In the
abundance and variety Of her mineral prodactions
hsvs already spoken Of the immense number Of silver.
bearing veins found In ell parts Of the country bat have
sold little Of other metals Minerals these however
must II nothing Almost everywhere In the
SUITE, iron ore. Of exceIlout quality. 70 sbandant
much Of IL pure that when broken Il presents the a
pearsace Of east iron. Two or three deposits or GOAL
have lstely beer discovered the beds being nom nine
to twenty feet thick It burns we'll and will doubtless
prove to b. Of a. excellent quality when the workings
are carried to proper depth on tho veins Lead Is
found 10 abundance In many parts Of the Territory also
large veins Of antmouy the ore Of which Is exceedingly
pure None Of these are wosted unless found to con
tain silver In paying quantities Large and very rich
veins Of copper ere found In almost every part Of tho
country. but no attention 10 paid u them except they
contain silver The copper ores Of various knds
We have the rich black - heavy esd the blue
and eeen eaTbonates and other varieties. also some
veins n which nstivscoppcr 10 visible In the rock above
the surface Of the ground running in 6ben through the
vein. stone
In Peavns District absut eighteen miles NORTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

ness Of the Confederate General that 1t was not de-
stroyed 10 the act Of assault.
W. II. c. WHuIEo
MsIor-(ien. p. A. G. s., Prisoner II War.
HosPT1AL FoRT CoLuhBis Feb. g. 1863
Moi Ser. B. +. BUTLER U. s. H.. LorsA Macs.
GENERAL. have received your communica
.ion addressing me certain questions relative v The
two ATTACKS on Fort Fisher.
Az I end none which can object to answer. I send
you herewith the written answers numbered according
~ the questions
These are al your service Tor such use ~ yos ma,
desire 70 make Of them. have ouiy TO add that IN
similar manner though less In detail these ssssisni
are swercd in ny Official report.
lam, General ysry respectfully your obediens ~
Want W. h. Z. "HHno
kajorGen. P. A. c. s.. Prisoner OF Wsf
Pa Please scknowledce tie receipt Of thia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
Groceries aiN 1]ropisloms.
GREAT REDUCTION in the PRICES

N uhna hEDcCtAO li tic ihiSCc "
"A 1EASh WArSONS. No. ;sI Bowery. corner FhlhsA
In consequence Of the yrea fell In gold have reduced my
large and superior stock Of f-es the oao~ng prices Good
Biac& OoiotS Per ID. Best Bsck Ool"ps suly 81 -
Per b. Good Mixed Tea pr 10 0od Jspenese OolanG
81 psr D. Best Jspsuese 90 only . 80 per ID. 0bod
English breakfst Tee, VI per ID. Best English Breakfast
oay ~ per No. All these Teas hHvr been purchased lel
each the e Auction Sales and they warranted 70 " =
the crop, and the freshest In shs Gsrhst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
For wilmington Hsd Newbern.

To ~ Edito, ~ TH n. y. T''6sas'
STE: Your correspondent at Newbern advises
that .oei-,es should he asanlI.d 10 tho North fs
the relief Of the unhappy Refuge at that poin, and u WI
mDs,ou VIII you be GOOD a. to rrund the pooie hsA
ao<ot. 70, Ibis purpose are dy oa-nrrd end IN snccess.
h ot~rstion wit the Aaeroun aioa CmsfssfoH q No.
IA Bible House N.w.York it, Esss-rn Branch The New
En,lsrd Refuge-s' Ae Society: At Boston; II. Wssten
Brrch Of Cinnaff t NorthWessTu Rrsnch At Chicssoy
and its cooperative Commute, at Bat Washington. Loo
svi~. Nashville snd other points DR. j. w Psge Ia, kisd-
ed TOT the Commission al Sewb~rn, and addit nal cup
pics Of clothing viii be srt 10 HIN muiediX-y. II mdreds
Of Refugv-s arriving In this every week sent Moth
BY mill AIRY authority most OF them in stale OF extreme
d. tuaoa VIII citizens send sppirs Of e'ob.ns.
especy for end ohdr-n, promptly To No. Il bible
oo.e Mos-y nerd-d al-o to provide transportation 'ss
these peo, bones oolnTy. points where aboy
10 IN d-iaLAd Fund.- msy he sr,t 10 the Treasurer v.
Stout esa. President OF tie Shoe end Leather Bsnh-
For thu Co,Gmission
JOSEPH r. THonPsos, Presidsrt
IA II Box Hove Ipvsl s. los.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
CORPORATION Notlcrs.
NROTON AOUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.

II
~ TO CONTRACTORS -S-psrs,e led Proposals, esch
indorssd with y. tir Of the work fr which be o.
fred the hs bidder ard the date u Ire presentation
will be tecrved at t Office ou II o'clock u THURS
DAY April 10 for the con@t Son II the follow ny siycr. in
rrovsu~nts vrt SEWER In to'tvthird srr-t, b-twesn
ana Eorsh EWEhin Worry street.
frorr 10 u lee. T,pth evenur SEWER
Ia Fly s-cendsret between sixth aud srvenhsvrnuss,
SEWER In Que Hundred M rweiy hih street from Fith
20 snd through Nanhst,antT--i 10 Tenth s,rnoe,
CROSSWALk from southeast of Fly n,nhs'r-ss
and Broadway the Junction Of Lroaivay and Esh1sve
nue. and CUBBLE STONE PAVING Of Hshnionf erect,
from WestNrect TO Thirteen lyepue.
Specifications and bid, BE- obtained sypss
tson 10 tbs Contract CLERK .. this Office.
THONAS STEPHENS. Croton
RO3Ehr DARRAGH Agu-dncs
A. ". CRANEN )rSyaTtuicnt
OMrs Ceysos Arueduct Department April |. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Tho city Of New.Haven on Monday elected
Uuioo Mayor OR. Z. G. ScrantOn) Wy only majority
In az aggregate poll Of ala votss
The public printing Of Ohio for tho current
,ear Ia estimated as likely TO cost $4,000.
The Morris Canal Is to 10 opened for nsvigs-
tiou immsdistsis,