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Miscellaneous.

LAuScH-The splendid ship saybrook was successfully
launched from the yard Of weserve Son on Thursday a
ternoon last She between 1850 and 1900 burhen and
TO be commanded by Capt Moore formerly the ship
Adratc destroyed by the prvateer Tallahassee She Is
be added the line of New York and London packets
STEAMSHIP GUIDING STAR, Capt Knapp, win sail pier
20 North River this afternoon at O'Clock for New Orleans
The accommodations Of this ane steamer are
passed, and have only to be to be appreciated.
SHIP BLACK PRNoE-Capt Mcdonald OF Br schr Eliza at
Boston from Aux Cages reports Feb 6 3s 67
s'a
the hoSr and e hs
few days previous he met terrific gale which vessel
hold en had sS'ss me aGqs
shsn sss
s
s snS u. ssn. sD s sr Which H;a driven ashore
The goods we're 0s seened sas and the
sold 70 Of at Atlantic City who have
scHR VAUGHN (of Jersey City, johnson Chesa-
pssss Bay with oysters was At NJ sh inst dis
No date while anchor Breakwater was run BY
s Ss saa sna
one side stove from the house To- the fore rigging main
Keyport. NA's'' van ''p'A -
ssMn s, q foundesd at
tonnage Of ali descriptions dicu Of sale and the only
asea e
for fl90 and the Nunquam Dormio built Bath
IN ls6 20 an eminent firm in New York; but price has
not transpred
Whalemen.
Bark Benz Franklin Braey, NIB, At seeNna Feb 10,
10 sp and 20 blkfsh last cruise.
Brig hyr BabsoGk sH touched at 81 Helens Jan oo Feb
Luce, Of Edgartown, no report OF oil.
Foreign Ports.
CuRAcoA March 1l-In port brig Smith, Pomroy for
Rio Hache 10 load for Liverpool.
CARDEHAs, April Arr bgs Nigreta, Showers Key wes
"a, Robin. Kiman, Baltimore; Humning Bird, Stevens
Sid March 81 brigs Potomac Perkins NYork Abby Thax
ter Walker New Oreans schrs Island Belle, Staples, do
Campbell. soule Portland Apl brig Walter Howes Pierce
Griffin Philadelphia sc Jonas Smith, Sedgely Baltimore.
CIENruEGos, March 3O-sld brgs VIM Mason, Small, and
Hancock, Gibbs Boston; 3st Br bark Voant NYork; Br
HAyANA Aprili-Arr brig Lincoln, Minott Portland
3D. Br bark Augusta Kelly Phillips, Boston, brig Essex
4th briss Frank Alien, Merrill, Phadelphia Glendale
Guthrie Portland 9Th Topeka Sundbeg NYork; schr
Loyais (By) Lowell, Boston.
Sid 4th brig Almon Bowel Boyd, Baltimore via Sagua
bth bark Harmon Perkins, Remedies; Br brig Magic Brad
Cid lth brig Herald Davis sagua
MArAMoRos March 9ln port brigs Clara Robbins Tor
NYork soon; OBrien disg schr Small, from NYork
MInAcoAsr, March a2-In port schr Haines. Griffin, for
Boston days.
MArAHzAs April 2-Arr brssJ Poledo, Warwick Portland
Sid March 81 Br brig Blue Wave Coln Philadelphia; Ap
2 bark GriHths, Drummond, NYork Lotus (Br) Fowl
N6rieans; schr Lconesa, Gilman, Philadelphia
orders.
Ter, NYork; Hartman Hartman, NOrleans.
TRINIDAD March 30-Arr big Barnard, Jameson NYork
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has drawn the attention Of medical FOR
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Success. =. length crowned efforts and he has been
eo to os TO the an is .Sas snd %
place sntrs q op c.Sms 1Sm linn. and
he The people in their efficacy and perfect harm,
al Srs
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the oreSouSs and their ss1ary seS: c
ali cases torpid bowels ves which Is too fre
anss1S ans
sioaseS ssS'it i've. clint
Hsss ssa "
;SS%ss sss are ,s. elsewhere
a S;s.: SHS r
s'S one Sor q soss.cS Ssndla.s Pas Thsy only COS.
taken in time by the Of this simple remedy.
For sale hy all druggists and dealers
DEMAS BAHNESA CO.. wholesale Agents for New York
city. No. IL rArk row. pR scHENcK
can found a. hs rooms, No. Bond street. New York,
every TuestAy from until O'Clock Advice free; but for
thorough 81 n 'shsr tho
his win be three dollars When thoroughly examined
must expect 70 be told the true condition Of their lungs
Pills in the advanced stagcsConsump,on.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepma which generally the FORE
Consumption cured by the use OF Scaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills
Persons as they enter Schencks receive ticket
giving the number Of their turn Persons unwe
10 be obliged TO In carriages viii receive attention at
once.
Price Of Pumonc Syrup and sesweed Tonic 81 20 per bot
e 81 80 the half Dozen two bottles Syrup and OF
Tonic for e3 rs; Mandrake Pills rs cents per boz.
Schencks medicines be obtained at all times at his
rooms, 81 Bond street, New York.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPREME Oounr--OrRctff Part Court opens at ter
p'clock A. M-ANos 1877, 1873, 1884, 1883, 1855 1859
lsol lsss 1891 1922 1901 1908 1905 1901 1909 1911
HoIock 4. Mos 1915 1920, ls32 1924 1895, 1875
lsa2 1884 1885, 1885, 1912 ls41 lsl6 1sAs 1885, 1854
lso&, 1850, 1855 1850 Part 375 Duane street. Court
opens at ten O'Clock A. Mos 1874, 14l9 Al6 1870
i12l, is22 1923 1912 l4o4 1854 $780, lo4l loeS, O00
nsi, ios7, lts4 sss 0os, 1893 No. ....
soss ssii 4ssS so7i so7s sds So7s oesi SSs SS SSsS
e0s7, Soso, 509i 6op3 Part 2-Nos Q, SOFA sc7 siS,
sls 5ood As72 lSls ls24 4oSs, 1850 4sso 1885, 40e2
l0oz.
Colc,os PraAs CguRr-TmAL TERN. Part Mos s27,
ys1, 738 oil, s3S s47, 94s s45, 6lo, 746 500, $40
etl 962, 953 Part 9-Adjourhed for the term.
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Our Havana corresponaene.

aSohEesPOn0cmces
HAVANA, April s, 1885,
fhs British mail steamer from Vera Cruz arrived this
forenoon with dates from the capital the 27h 2sth
alt and never since the Spaniards occupied Vera Cruz
did mail from that country bring little All
nght be compressed within dozen hnes
The empire has been divided into eight military de-
paTtmeRts, each under a general Of division.
There has been riot Pueba between the citizens
aud some Austrian sold ers the former assalng patrol
0 the latter with The rioters dispersed by
haf dozen lancers, who charged upon the crowd and
Arrested Eve of the nost conspicuous, who were be
lied by martial. The of the disturbance is
unknown hut orders have been issued " have
lncd into and justice done
ZitacuarS has been occupied by the impe-
rssts VINO, pursuing the retresting guerias came up
with routed them with considerable loss II is sup-
fSscd that ugade killed
General 0Horan, formerly active supporter OF
Jaarez is now equally ardent in the imperial Sc, and
ls just been distinguish himself by cutting up and
Seieating some Rueriss.
Caryajai managed to escape from the columns that
closing upon him. and last his
esa ground Tampco, with Colonel Dupin close on
dis heels. Carvaal Is the last OF this Juarst repub-
Jan leaders in the ield anywhere the Rio Grande
Nupln expects TO catch him before many days
rhe country generally is reported tranquil with every
seacation OF returning good tIaes' Farmers work
sh more conidence, and planters not formerly,
ia hourly dread Of q visit from some truculent
guerilla who woad carry of destroy in hour the
fus OF whole year Cotton is 10 be extensively raised
80 The ghborhood of Jaapa where the soil climate
ARE 10 be favorable TO the production Of rst
niass article.
The Bishop of Mchoacan on his way to Europe; but
Snesber he goes as remOnsfrant TO the Pope on the
t OF his brother bishops the part OF Maximlian,
or on priv business the do not inform US
Trade at the por OF Vera Cruz is said TO have wonder
fuiiy revived.
my further details should appearon further exam
aiion of Mexican newspapers you will receive them by
Inc steamer Moro Castle AT present. add no more
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARR1AGF-CON.
n tsDing nearly 80 pages and $50 fine Plates and en-
cravings of the snaomy OF the human organs in
health and disease, With treatise early its de-
porablc upon the mind aud body the
author pln Of tfcatmcntle only rational and
full mode OF cuIe shown by the report 0f tested
hnthfu adviser 10 "a. married and those contemplating
marriage who would know their physical condition Sent,
free Of o1age TO any address, receipt of 2j In
or postal curIency Address Dr. La Cr0x 81 Maiden ane,
ALBANY NJ "
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL Il N00s


echr October Williams Bath for Fortress Monroe
scbr Forest Strout. Maehias, days
Schr Saratoga Ptnkham, Portland
Schr Life Boat Read, Eewburyport
schr Hudson, kinker, New Bedford for Newbura.
schr J l. Waite, Barns, Port jefferson.
sehr Corbulo, Hunt Port Jefferson.
Steamship Gen X Barnes from Wilmington NC, brngs
600 sick and wounded soldiers prisoners 9Th
inst IL AN OF Cape Lookout steamship Northern Lights
Herman Liyingston-al bound 8.
SAILED
Steamers City OF Dublin Doris Tle Richmond; ship Ga
rbadi; bark James WELSH brgs Brown Eastern Star;
schrs via Forest II Hoyt, Stetson
Wind At sunset Sc
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Reception or Vice Admiral Farragut at
Baltimore.

BALuMoRE, April II, 1856.
Vice Admiral David G. Farragut, United States Navy,
arrived here at SIX O'Clock this morning from Fortress
konroe in the steamer Louisiana, Captain Porter and
received at the wharf by large detachment of mill
try ordered out by General W. W. Norris the Mayor
and committee, and many citizens he was accom-.
panied by his wife and Mrs. Captain Pennock Miss Cur.
siss, Miss Buttrick and Mrs Colonel Lamb
As soon as the steamer was announced to be at the
wharf Mayor Chapman proceeded to welcome the Admi-
s 70 the city, accompanied by the committees of the two
Tanches The procession was then formed and the Ad
nira escorted TO the Euaw House. receiving his
wy thither enthusiastic greetings from the citizens
The city councils give him public dinner this after.
A6an. he leaves tomorrow for New York.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Marrfed.

HUToMSs-H -HorKvs-Qn Thursday, April g. by the
Rev r. q. Weston, Mr. H. @. HUrcHINs TO Miss ELLEN NJ
HofkNs both OF this city.
Howx-S ovuI.--on Tuesday, April IL, at the church
N Madison avenue, corner of Twenty ninth street. by
Rev John MI Krebs ID d., DEXTER HOWE 10 ELIzABErH
6oovFLf, both of this city
Moo1E-ASyS-In Jersey City, Tuesday, April H. at
tho residence Of the brides father, by the Rev J.
Romeyn Berry, J. EDWARD Nook TO NxSn ASNIN both
of Jersey City.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

II COMPANY, TWELFTH REGIMENT n. q. =. N. "
N April "A, 1876 --Thi- company viii assemble at tue
armory Wednesday Apr, Vi io lgS oepck precise
ly uiy uniformed, armed snd equipped COATS white
gloves. with GRAPE ON the lett arml ~ order.
CAP. rlIAS ID. BLAIR.
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The Navy.
THE EMPLOYEES ON A STRI


The question Of wages, it would appear, has lately
created considerable trouble at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Some two three thousand have combined for the
purpose of controlling this matter, and there
asonabe prospect yesterday that they would be joined
BY the remainder Of the mechanics employed upon gov
ernmcnt work The rule had been adopted that the
shoud do days fair labor for a days wages, and a
smniss on had been appointed to that the rule
carried out The wages to be regulated every two
months, the understanding being that the prices paid
should correspond with those paid by first class outside
shops. sti the government was at the mercy Of the
~orknen, who combined with trade unions and other
Associations and thus enabled To Ak the prices at
whatever rates they thought best. The strike Id
Froe'e general, and has been caused by reduction
s' about nifty cents per day. lately ordered Men who
we're earning four dollars per day have been down
three dollars and fy cents BY the authorities at Wash
ington without regard To the action OF the Confessional
commission to bx the rate Of wages The strike
mSnced at noon on Monday. Yesterday all the ship
carpenters first cass oines most of the second class
And all the rggers, caulkers and sparmakers QUIT at
boon, aud caused almost entire suspension of busi-
hess.
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supsrintendent-M. p. FOWLER, Mahanoy City, schuyl
kill county, Pa. -
Agent at 60 Broadway-C II. RAYMOND
The following gentlemen stockholders and will act as
sMITH SHELDON, Of Sheldon Co.. 1856 Broadway, New
JOHN H. WATSON, 200 Broadway, New York,
JOHN FARRELL. Of Herring Co., aSl Broadway, New
VIC. ELLISON, Of Archer 4 Panooast, No. Mercer
''se G. BAiNBRiDGE SMITH, 2s2 Broadway, New York.
J II PULEsToN, 50 Broadway New York
The Coiery, owned by the Company Is located In the
second middle coal Basin in Mahanoy township Schsy
the celebrated Honeybrook range Lehigh Coal basin
II In successful operation for the last SIX montns
producing large quantities Of the purest and best description
Of hard free burning COAL which makes especially desra
bic for M o 4 % 1 o. ahe
which the company has upon the veins more than
mile long, and comprises more than l0oUO tons OF coal
Every stockhoder is entitled TO Of coal yearly at
then profit upon the coal 10 which he entitled
sh0e1 more than tons Of coal be mined during any
year the profits derived from It's sale will be divided among
shareholders alike whether they have or have not elected
70 take coal at cost. #
The books for subscription TO the capital stock now
open the Offices Of the company 46 Broadway corner OF
Canal up stas and 90 Broadway first hoor where
specimens the may be Full particulars given
on ssf WIS HAVE "
WHICH Is NOW READY FOR DELIVERY
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The Turf.

FASHION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
xae first trot Of the season will OF this afternoon
over the Fashion Course The ia match for $780,
nile heats, best three in hve, ip harnesS
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

L,RIDENBERG, KANE A CO., 2i0 FULTON STREET
IL Manufacturers of Giuger and Peppermint Cordials
Blackberry and Cherry Brandy stomach aud stoughton
shippers and the trade In this line to send them their business
cards aud they will furnish samples OF the above atccs
quality unsurpassed prices low and casks always
4dy for shipment
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mATisIssONIAL.

As AGRgRARLE WIDOW, or TWENTY THREE,
\ finding II diasat mautin the position she has be-
I'd H. OCCUPY would marry Kind Yblc hearted gente.
man og t8h and position not under forty I've wears "f
age Adde'S uireuoe station
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

800 600 CIGARS !, At LESS THAN PR PRESENT
100 thou-sud -. CHEEKS, Agent FOR New York Cigar
Company, 20 Murray street
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SHIPPIN G NE w S /.

pAv.
aisn........... z5 NOON eve 10
50 HiGH WATER. ..morn vi
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WATCHES, JBwELRY, sc.

OUIs ANRICT, 7Z3 BROADWAY (NEw YORK no.
IL teD will give usual thirty per cent any man In
the trade for Diamonds old Gold and Silver Camel
Hair shaws or any Article Of virtu.
@ BELAIs WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR
-. Diamonds Watches and Jewclry, and all Precious
Stones. French Italian and Spanish spoken Room No.
ga Broadway.
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T,RENCH MILLINERY AND DRBssMAKINa.-MAD-
Z anne BARRONNE ~ Broadway, is new prepared to
large and elegant assortment OF Paris Bonuets
Round Hats &c and at gold value Ladies' win also find
Dress and Cloak making IN all its BRANCHES and are gara
eed perfect It, with neatness and despatch 7H Broad
wAy, over Holmes Co.'S dry goods store.
MISS DORSEY HAS NOW A SELECT ASSORTMENT
M of Paris Bonnets reduced prices ll40k Broadway
corner Of Twenty sixth steet
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EAST INDIA AND BITTER PALE ALEs.
These Ales of improved quality, brewed with grea
care pleasant nurve and strengthening and be relied
on for purity The attention of consumers solicited Orders
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
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Prizes paid in gold Infrmatien furnshcd The highest
TAYLOR 4 Co. Bankers. 10 Wall street, New York.
, 1865-07-03
POSTSCRIPT.
4 O'CLOCK 4, II.

Especial Despatch to Western Associated Pfeie.1
New YonK, July s.-The Herald pub i.hes the
rebel War Department dispatch confirming prev.
Ss' as sn St
sud settirg IRE to the city at his evacuation. II
afro ehowh The syAruatt0n WIS co1tenp!ated six
Eesks seloEs ts1ook plaes r9e dispstsn Thtsh
ther rebel 9ecsstarv Of Wa., t, Gen. Ewsll, and
advised him 70 tee Les tor the purpose Of Eeeetv-
trdeK for burning cotton, &c.
The Ruah %ub*idIng.
4 aispatch nom Warrington ea7s since the
ptes!det t's rpeech 10 tho South Carolina delpga-
ton, tht.s haa hen decrease IN The numbers Of
anc south Carolina 10 learn moro definitely bis
ylsW:.
The Harris Trial.
Mir AA1y uszds, who shot Jutsou Burroughs,
t1ien for murder On Monday. She haa engaged
strong s1raJ Of eounsel, among whom are Voor.
hee. ard J1eke Mason. Of Ind.
Cabinet Changes.
The same dispatch says Secretary St1nton viii
,s11e he C.einst ou the It'll of July. F1eston
Elnx will be hfa Fuccetgot
From Raleigh.
The TIME RA,et2 h, NORTH Cafoliua, special ssFa
there Is 4 general desire manifested by planters,
q every enc e-tspt few .tnasue n1t1aists. that
The Notthernrrs should 60 down and settle perms-
nentty IN tntlr midst They &FB anx1on. to get
c,nlRIalou IRON the North, have organized them-
Northern people Of TIC inducements OF cltcoat.,
Sc. nd before long authorized agents will 70 to
New York fer that purpose.
From Char1erton.
The 1.fnfS' tpt c3al from Charleston eaya "th
tteamsr from New York brings parties who arc
GfesiTons Of tnc1glrg IN E1de IN cation and 1ice.
specu'ators have aeen:s ali over the State, and
cotton had been deprived Of the Injuries OF life
20 .obE that they willingly disposed Of THAR
psopesty at heavy disco1nt ftou maskst rates:
In tho inferior fur twelve c.nt+ per poun I. The
ing cotton 70 ths ,eaeo4rd, where it en- be ship
The Char, ttlon Courier says an ent:rpsieing cit
company. with abont h1.t million acres * land,
The pian of estseitshtng banking md emisrating
conapAnle- meets With hyor generally. Ona man
who owns large t.scs Of lsnd offers to lot any
Hhtte pefBon h4vs the uso Of II ten yeArh.
From Brownsville,
The Htyd!ds EEoWns7ille, Texas, corrtspa1d-
ent has letter. from the rebel Gen. Slaughter
and Gthese. showing harmonious feeling between
The rebel in5ccb 10 Iexsa aud The lmpe1ssltsts In
Mexico. Gen. slauchtsr slys that taa 1mpcttsl-
tats Al BsedHd had agreed to permit all arms, &-,
paes oTer the Eivtr 10 Texan to TIC tuli exksnt
i. oc.aliy stated tnal IN Imperial otlcer as.erted
.haa ssa e 1ia 'sat ssso esd: rqa ;h. steta
~ 1.naF sr.s.v f.sa.-.1 81 .r"k+. Fr.t,a,
su et ioo - 49,, ~ =,
etatet at KS, rs X Saar" ~ .1lsn, ,5
t ~ ~ ESs-t ~ a.saJ in1n
1aA.e] ps{t{ ~ ~ toss - nas ra.ssu & .a.o
It3as, ana nc sGns oot scoGts 70 'hte9psa s'
ano ~ sIo.aer H. !esn as sn 1s aau a9 ~ =.
fsaststo ~ NJ, n a,1a Me1,eo .nd setng M y e'''
Anet@ef @ feo.ess'
The 1stotnet warrington epeefat eage;
Anotaef psotess tl.t5 ass3nt .ae sPpn,nsmeent a.
Judge fat9onf II f!osision2t dosstnot Or Ala
bans ~ heen asnito 1no f1ee1ueut ana me"
ee8a oi tof <ao4Iet"
:, 4rtusaFv Applications.
, 1865-07-03

BosroN, July a,-The following friendly nnte
hiss been addressed by General La Matmoya, the
Prime Minister Of Italy, to As. Marsh, US Min
ME-, MrSIsTER:-The transfer OF the capttsl to
Florence, ha. not allowed me- 70 lep:y Sooner { to to
lie late President of the United States relating to
tho treatment Of ships OF war Of the unlon ln
te1fsfn ee1.ia poFts ths q United sssts Yos
aware, kr. Minister, th6t the Ktng'a Government
has never concealed Its sympAth1es for the Just
cure which has eota,nea sae1 aeS!lye Nv snsssss;
united States III the waters Of Italy tue condt.
noEs which our regulations impose upon bsliser-
eniorct ment in practice 10 as to e1os1ass ~
little as possible the entrance Of Union sa!ps o.
war into our ports and roads and their stay At
such points. Nov that the civil war may b con
TO gtYe to the GoveEnuene or tho United
States new pledges. OF our continued
friendship. have, then, to announce to
aptd 4st al nS r. ssssoa, e ss
ina hereafter those will be trehted In our waters
Oh the footing Of the ships Of var Of other frleod.
VESSELS Of he eepsrasists, We hops that mono Of
them will appear on orr cossts mt II, contrary 10
alt probability. any, such snould present then
selves, ,hey wou'd not be allowed IN ~ Gaf
sandet sndds t eife1n.tasees where the lasi
OF h1m&tity would not aIlow Us to reject them,
md In that case cur authorities will t4xs all the
necessary precautions to prevent any 1ceonven
Accept, Mr.. Minister, The assurances Of my
high confederation
New, FL. l. MAnsonA:
ana Mlliates PIsI1potenlary Of the United States
OF America
, 1865-07-03


EtitnsY Chteaeo Tribune:
Your Memphis special correspondent, under
date Of June nd resumes the case of Colo
nel .Hoec, late Provost Marshal Of Ihs mill
ta1T district, and enormously Assumes that
the design of Major General Smiths letter to
Colonel Hogc Was full exoueration from
e~e1s kind Of responsibility on the part OF
Colonel uoge, Tor certain deficits in the ar
counts Of the Provost MarsAa.s Office. In
his first notice OF the subject 5our co1zespon-
dent en.e, ''the military authorities are con.
eide.4bly exercised over reported frauds that
have betn discovered to nave becu 1'crpetra-
ted In the office Of Provost Marshal Colone!
Hoge, &C." This language, not relieved By
the co:texts. might convey to the readers Of
The TRIBUNE the impression that Colonel
Uogc Ind been himself party to the *tfc.
ported fiauds.h 1t IVES evidently with
view Of exculpating the Colonel from any
duplication Of criminal conduct only. that
General Smith addressed him the following
letter.
MNrRIs, 1EHE.. June II. 1u65
Col. George B, hoge, 11sth Volunteer Infantry:
COLONEL: NY st.ention has been called 70 tho
,pee1a, correspondenee iro% a., hemReisk dated
Aectine upon your integrity IN Office: In justice
to yourself desire TO state ta1t there WIS no
10nnt6tlnE Tor ERcn xcpprf4. aLO INT Al 1lfcsIl-
Earion Of your Official conduct md Of Your &C.
counts as Provost Mariha1, cxeneratef yon from
anI completely in such alleged del.!eatiou.
Your respectfully.
{s}gned) Jso. E. SMITH.
Bnevet Major General.
The most careful scrutiny Of the letter Of
Gen. Smith Will fall to discover augat that
Ehiclds Col. uoge from anything more than
criminal responsibility. There is no vinAt-
cation Of Col. Hoee in thc matter Of neglect
or carelessness in the performance Of 4ls of-
1entiou Of Gen. Smith to protcc: C1l. Hogefs
reputation IN that respect. Your correspond
ent was probably guiitless Of q purpose toac.
cuse the Colonel Of direct participation In the
1rnuds alluded to. But the language used
gave opportunity tor damaging lu.creu:es OF
such Lature. which Justice TO the Colonel re.
Quired should be removed. J. i. s.
, 1865-07-03
VOL. XIX.

Of very interesting trophies captured at M1cou,
Ga, and other points South. Among the most
Il suAu brasB cannon, Of which the
following history is very interesting:
The Ruu WIS captured At Macon, Ga. BY the 1st
brig, ID dT, cav. corps. M.D.M. Its In an undu-
shcd state, and IL called the 'stockton Gun" 1t Ia
one ofthe four Eune manufactured By the inventor,
Cspt, John Travis, at Columbus, Ga, intended
for presentation to the rebel General Forrest
These guns were removed to Macon On the ap-
proach Of our forces 10 Columbus, Ga. Afsel the
o he efy q On e
Of night, these gu1s were taken by the rebels
from the Southern express office and buried In ,he
bu1J,ng ground Of the Emstlpo1 hospital. each
numbered ~ Of dece a.ed soldiers. Their
coaceslment wss disclosed By rebel eol-
dter TO aembtf oi tue
General Wilson. These guns vera Ecsatned by
the 1st brigade Of the I'd cayalry corps. n. .. u,
and this gun presented to The ssh Illinois pouns-
ire, and is \ perfect beauty. or Woa'd be Z dtn.
tshet There are also ahont dozen different
varieties Of muskets, rifles, &c.. soms only hall
hards; but the relic that b,irgs most palafal
thoughts, Is board brouzhs from the Anderson.
vile prison pen, being part Of the stosks IN
which wsEc Sennnsd tae 1ef; - OF On. eos ~ =
holes through which were tbrust the legs Of OIL
Eolofe1s, Asc painful reminders Of the suftEinee
OF thoto bsave but unfortunate men confined
in TINT hosrjd place,
The bo, e ct the s9th arc IA capita! spi.lt:. hui
are anxious to ret home. They probably Will bt
The EIh viii be paid of on Monday.
Paro]ed pr1so1ers are now being mustered out
dsl1y. The number Of Paym:sters here has baer
increased to ten. and nuw theEe will Ge Eo delay
IN ibe ps5ipg of Of troops, and ons gteat csuss
OF complaint removed.