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Yesterday Evenlng,s EdILIOn.
WAsHIN6TON MATFERs.


5-a1 1- al- WAsHEGroN, June 4.
Special to the N. 7. Tribune: 1t is re-
ported on good authority. to night that Mr..
Stanton has resigned This is not positive
" confirmed, but it Is known that he has
determined to leave the Cabinet very soon.
There is 8 report ahoat that the decision has
been assisted by violent collision between
the President and Secretary, both strong
willed men, in which the latter INDUCED
in his brusque manner, and the former
took occasion to inform him that he Andy
was President of the United States. But
it is said that there is not much in this, 70
the President assured Major Genersly yes
terdsy thst the separation about to tax
place was only induced by the prostrAtiOn
of Mr.. Stanton, and by his exhaustiDg ls-
bors. Mr.. Stanton has been offered the
position of Minister to Berlin but the
place is not deemed of sufficient importance.
If his resignation be not already in the
Presidents hands it will be shortly.
Mr.. Harrington, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury hiss resigned peremptorily
and will 90 as Minister resident to Berne
in place of Mr.. Fogg. He has engaged
passage and will sal by the first of July.
1t is also rumored that Mr.. Field, another
secretary, is willing to accept some position
abroad.
The differences of opinion between Sse-
rotary Harlan and Mr.. Usher, his prede-
cessor, has been very considerable and is
assuming very serious form. The new
Secretary is examining, in very impair
tial rnsErer, the huge contracts which the
retired Secretary signed just before leaving
4 =. i. hn nakah h
lished on the principles of equity snd
honesty. Against this rough criticism Mr..
Usher protests in behalf of his clients
making the fight it is understood, before
the President.
The Interior Department consequently
is greatly sgitsted just now. As one re-
suit Of the complication, the Assistant
Secretary is leaving the Department, and
John Wilson, now Third Auditor, will sue
ceed him. .....
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YELLOW FEVEB

NEW YORK, June 5.
Barbados papers of the 18th of May
state that the yellow fever is again raging
among the crews of the vessels at Demsra-
ra. Of ninety cases admitted into the
hospital in fourteen days, eighteen termina-
ted fatally.
In Trinidad and Grenada heavy rains
had Injured the cans crop to the extent OF
5000 hogsbeads. E
In Guadaloupe crop operations were
brisk. The storehouses at Point au PItree
were full of sugar.
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to strict ordinary at 84@ss; for middling
to strict low middling 37@39 midding 40
@42. a .-la ... us. +I a0
THERE'S only limited business doing in
sugar.
MOlasses; plenty of Cuba ofsring, but
the market is bare of Louisiana.
REVIEW.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
A general order has been issued by Ma
jor General Meade for review of the 9Th
Army Corps, ,M.jor General Wright com
manding, in this city on Thursday the ssh
inst.
NEw YORK, June 5.
-a.- GALLAGHER's EXCHANGE
Gold 1856.
U. g. IS 1881 IO95s.
New York Centrsl, ss1<; Erie, 731s;
Reading, s91<; old Southern, So; Pittsburgh
5sX; Rock Island 9S3[.
Market firm.
Gold closed at 1867.
PETRoLEUM.
sales-Buchansn Farm, 105; Excelsior,
s5; Tack, us; Cherry Run, 81; United
States, 1850.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YORK, June 5.
The steamship City of Washington from
Iduerpool 25th, via Queenstown 18th, ar
rived at JPN. Her sdvices are q day
later. 4ET III -
LONDON, May 25-The London Owl
saws the question OF the Alsbams's depre-
dstions has reached an unpleasant point,
Great Britain having refused indemnity,
and the American rejoinder alludes to
compulsion.
The Paris Moniteur confirms the revo-
cation of the order limiting the stay Of
Federal ships in French ports, and says
that France hiss also announced that sne
will hasten the removal OF all the restrlc-
tions. As soon IS the Washington Cabinet
cesses TO exercise exceptional rights Whic h
as belligerents it is enabled to claim TO-
wards neutral vessels.
The Moniteur expresses the belief that
Mr.. johnson will follow the wise and
.r;endIy policy of Mr.. Lincoln.
Latest per City Of Washington. = BY
telegraph to Queenstown;
IIyERPooL, May 25.-Sales Of cotton
for two days $4,000 bales, Including 1000
bales 70 spectators and exporters Iht
market is easier with slight decline.
Breadstuffs inactive.
.Proyisions quiet and steady.
LoEDoN, May 25.-Consols close 81 9oi
1901 for money. ID.
| American Stocks-U. 5. 5-2Os 6IaoI3
Illinois central 75&; Erie 52A523.
VERY LATEST.
LONDON, May 25.-Evening.-The Banl
Of Fnglsnd has reduced It's rate ol dis
count 10 4 per cent. tins evening.
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NEW YoRK, June 5.
The Southern papers are urgent for i'm
migration from the North, and their state
menss of the circumstances and needs Of
the country indicate that an almost mex
haustibls field for northern enterprise, in
agricultural, commercial and other indus
trisl persuits, is now, OF soon will be opened
in that region by the termination of the
Rebellion. The advantages of Virginia
and Texas for colonies of this kind are par
ticulsrly urged BY the journalistic sdVo-
Gates of those states.
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sEVEN-THIKTY LOAE.

THILADELPHIA1 J unb ..
The subscriptions to day TO the 7.3O loan,
by telegraph 10 Jay Cooke, were 81, ola, $50.
The largest Western subscriptions were
$IOO, 900 from the 4th National Bank Of
Pittsburg, and $4,000 from the 1st Ma
tional Bank of Altoona, Pa. The largest
Eastern subscriptions we're $4,000 from
Vermilye & Co, New York; from the Me
chsnics' and Traders Bank of Portsmouth,
n. h; and $4,000 from the 1st National
Bank of Portland, Me. There were 100
individual subscriptiODs
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FROn sAN FRANCIsCO.

SAN Francisco, May 29,
Judge Field, U. s. Circuit Judge, has
refused an appeal to the Supreme Court in
the case of the city Of San Francisco against
the United Ststes. The case involves the
title to large portion of land within the
limits of the city. 1t was decided in the
Circuit Court in favor of the city some
time ago. a -
The mining share market continued very
much depressed; and the whole list Of mi
ming stocks are lower.
The receipts of the Custom House sincs
January Ist, amount to $3.50, 900 in gold
The prospects of the crops in CalIfOrnis
continues good.
Trade with the interior and Wsshoe is
brisk.
l'- SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.
The charter of the bark Brontes has been
revoked, and the Mexican emigration
schems is at an end for the present. Will
liAms, and other leaders Of expedition, have
been held 70 answer before the United
States Grand Jury for attempted violation
of the neutrality laws.
The Panama pirate case was closed to
day. Next Friday is set apart for the
counsel to sum up the defence.
A meeting was held in this city last even
ing to encourage the opening OF trade with
Salt Lake ria Colorado river. From the
head of navigation good wagon road stc
be opened this year to Mound City.
Sixty thousand acres Of land are soon tc
be advertised for sale by the Central Pa'
ciHc Railroad Company. The land lies
along the first thirty miles of the road
Settlers in possession will have the first
privilege Of purchase.
SAN Francisco, May 81.
The overland mail Is arriving regularly
making through trips from New York II
rs lays.
A public meeting of the sympathiser
with Juarez and the Liberals of Mexico IL
their efforts to sustain the republcof Mex
ico, is called for tomorrow. CONSIDERABLE
feeling exists on the tjsct in the commu
nifty. The pecple will sustain the authori
ties in their efforts 70 maintain neutrality
so long rs that is the policy Of the govern
| nant
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VARIOUS IFEns

WAsHIEGToE, June 4.
The Conspiracy trial will occupy all the
present week. The argument commences
on Wednesday, and it will be two weeks
before the findings will be promulgated.
Government is selling large numbers Of
draft horses and mules.
It is asserted on oreditsble authority that
the President is contemplating the Propri-
ETY. OF cOnvening Congress as early IS the
1st of October.
Secretary Seward visited the State De-
partment on Saturday. He was able to
walk up the steps, bus required rest at each
landing.
Duff Green has taken the amnesty oath.
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kHERMAk.

POUGHKEEPIE, n. 7 june ..
Nearly 400 persons assembled. at the
depot tonight to give Gennral Sherman
welcome. When the train arrived the
crowd. was wild with excitement. General
Sherman spoke as follows:
FR1EHDs: 1 am not going TO make
speech. Locomotives and cars are unisvor-
able / shank you for your seeming kind
ness. I hsd the honor TO be fellow trav-
eller with your noble regiment, the l5Oth
New York. l understand they are soon 70
come home. When they arTive they can
tell YOU better than 1 csn ofthe events that
have happened. 1 bid you good night
As tha General entered the cars he was
followed by shouts and cheers.
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FROM PHILADELPHIs.

HHlLADELPHlAi june y.
Within the last forty-eight hours S.9oS
returned troops have been entertained q,
the Coopers' Shop and Union Refreshment
Saloons, including the 9th New York, lst
Rhode Island Battery, lst Maine Artillery
lst New Hampshire Artillery, 10Th Maine
Battery 9 h Massachusetts Battery, I'd, Sd
All, and 9th Maine Batteries, 18th New
York Battery, 10th Maine Regiment and
95th New York Regiment, besides Pennsyl
yania and New Jersey regiments
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MISSING.
AASN Va n NEa
NEW YORE lima

NEW LOhAJ june Os
The Tribune states that Mr.. Oonnover,
whose testimony concerning the completely
of the rebel leaders in the assassination is
now made public, left Washington for
Csnsdsa fortnight ago to return in few
days but has not been heard from since,
though his presence in Washington is
urgently demanded. It is feared he has
been foully dealt by.
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FROm BOSTON.

BOSTON, June D.
The trial of Col. F. o. J. Smith, Of Me-,
on an Indictment found by the grand jury
of Suffolk county for subornation of per
Jury, occupied the Superior Criminal Court
nearly the whole OF last week, and resulted
this morning in verdict of guilty. After
the rendering of this verdict the counsel OF
Mr. Smith applied for time TO file bill OF
exceptions, and the court granted one
month for that purpose.
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CAnAuIAr DELEGATES.

TORONTO, June 5.
The Globe of to day announces ttat the
Canadian delegates in England are meet
ing with marked success. The policy pro-
posed includes basis upon which the con-
nection between England and Canada will
be rendered firm and lasting, and includes
measures to immensely enhance the pros
perity of the country and develop It's re-
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NArIONALTYPOGKAPHICAL UNION

HILAUhLFdIA1 . uH0 o
The the Fourteenth Annual Session of
the National Typographical Union com
menced to-day. A large number OF dele
gates are present. A spirited discussion
took place on the right of ex,delegstes to
hold seats in the convention. The ques-
tion was decided in the negative by ls
yeas 10 27 nays. Adjourned till Tuesday.
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A gentleman who called on General
Scott The other dsy found him in excellent
health, and much rejoiced St the successful
tsrmipetion of the war. The CONVERSE
ton turning on JEFF. Davis the old gen
tlemsu very pcintedly and emphAtically
ssid: II hope he will be hung BY the neck,
sir, I hope he viii hang BY the neck
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GOLD mARREr.

NEW YORK, June 5.
Gold dull and tending downward. Sales
for shipment are quite limited; custom de-
msnd is light Quotations ranged from
1864 up to 1863, at which it closed.
IATER-4old 1861
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VETOER.

NEW YORK, June 8.
Msyor Gunther has vetoed the resolu
ton of the Common Council authorizing
$4,000 copies of a eulogy on President
Lincoln TO be printed.
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MURDERER ARREs TED.

KINGSTON, y. W., June o.
Stanislaus Barresu, who committed q
double murder at La Pierre few days
since, was arrested here Fast night dis
guised as q woman. He has made full
confession
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HOMINY, CRACKED WHEAT,
Graham Flour, Corn Meal, split Peas, Pearl
Barley, and choice brands OF Family Tlour, con-
StantiY on hand At go Superior Et. mh2s
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The gallant old I'd Ohio Cavalry, who
we're among Clusters boys through the brill
liant campaigns of SheridAn's cavalry IN
Virgins, passed the city, going west on
steamers, Saturday last. They do not know
exactly what they are likely to be called
upon 70 do in the far West, but wilfbe very
likely TO accomplish whatever they hATs
orders to do, with neatness and dlspAtcn--
| Gin. Com.
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ExEcurIYE OFFICE.

EXECUTIVE OFfI9h,
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1865.
In the within case Of Benjamin g.
Harris, the findings and sentence Of
the Court are hereby approved and con-
frmed, Additional evidence and Afids-
wits, however, bearing upon this case and
favorable to the accused having been pre-
sented to be considered BY me since the
sentence Aforesaid, I deem il proper 10 di-
rect that the sentence in the case of said
Harris be remitted, and that he be released
from imprisonment.
(Signed,) ANDREW JOHNSON.
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DENTISTRY.
SURGEON DENT

nR. HALLIWELlb SURGEON DEETIsT,
DrespeetfuIly announces to the public gsneraly5 .
that he has removed nom his old Dental Rooms on
the Puoilc SquA Q, to his own BLOCK 80 hlch gan
street. where he has fitted up q beautiful suite Of
ROJu s. and Is now VI. pHrsd TO meet and WaiF On All
old a1d new patrons WHO may please 20 iaVor him
with call.
AKTIEIJIAL TEETH fixed on an Improved
priacipsi, and supplied ct prices within tie reach
OF all. Acknowledge b. the Profession generally
for their Beauty, SireDth end Durability. Every
one that SEES them 6isear their old sets, If able.
N B-Unly one visit ne essary o have 3 set COM
pleted at No IS 8i higAn street, nCrth side, sec.
ond door ron Ontario and foes OF Pr9spscI street,
OleVslaLdsl Iuysl A. b. HALLlN ELL, ~. D..
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COAL,
A LEN Jon EBl

Ehoialais Rud sstan DsAlsE n
RtFfp Fesn, CsIasz3lEsa Rad Usl99eEa
70 Q y a ASa
Onas On Q. aP. &. H FfsF. Awo, Omes and 1aFt
a ruoItd stros. B. r. OroHtng. OOAi 0iaA
Excellent Quality for
SrHAM, 6ks, GEATEs, STOVE,
O0cs OF Hs1ss Dses Also Ah1HhAClIA OoAA
In Iargs or gusn GRANTEES.
Ordsrs respectfully Boicitsd and promptly attend
I'd %. Coal ,Dr tnithtng hanf constantly on hand.
- 4srlss -aavls'na
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HEBTHI TEETH TEETH l
Er L x nIEIELg.

Late Of the firm Of HALL1wELL q DANIELS, Il
Til Al his old established Dsntsl Roams corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An UpFer or LSWer Set rom sN
to fl5- All work warranted anllf-s4
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VOL. XIX--NO. lS4
HARRIR REA.kAsED.

The following is President JOhDson's or
der releasing the Maryland Congressman,
Harris, convicted Of tsmpering with rebel
aoldiars:
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Robert Les is regarded As noble feller.
He was opposed to the war at the fust'
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JEFF. DAVIS.

JEFF. Davis is not poplar here. She Is
reqarded as 8 Southe sympathlEer. q
81 Pm told he was kind 70 his Parents.
SbeI ram away from 'em many years ago
and has never bin back THIS was SHOWN
'em . good deal of condensation When We
reaeck what his conduck has bin. Her
csptur in female apparel eonfooses me IN
Teqard 10 his sex, s. you see I speak OF him
as her as frekent as otherwise, & gues'
he feels so hissef.
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THE corFEDERATE Army.

The surrender Of r Lee, ]. Johnston
snd others. leaves the Confedrit Army in q
rutheF shattered state. That army now
consists of Kirby Smith, four mules and 8
Bass drum, and is movin' rapidly to'rds
Texts
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LONDON, May 25.-Evening.-The Bank
of England has reduced It's rate oi dis
count 10 4 per cent. tins evening.
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and draw'a his sword very reluctant In
fact be Wouldn't hsv' drswd bis sword At
all, only he had large stock Of military
clothes on hand, which he didn't want to
waste. He sez the colored man Is right,
and ne viii at oace go to New York and
open a Sabbath School for negro minstrelA
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New Orleans advices to the 31st state
that the lst division of the 18th army
corps, Dennis in command, is soon to pro-
ceed to Shreveport accompanied by Gen
eral Andrews, Colonel Bertrsm and Colo
mel Mathews SIS Commissioners for parol-
ing Kirby Smiths army.
Cotton firm, sales of $50 bales Of good
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The United States Company have con-
trscled with parties to build two more
lines from st. Louis to San Francisco.
The lines from the Eastern cities are to be
aniahnA thia ar,Anrnn
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

A T the Old Stand of Samuel III. Woody, oppo-
n site the Drug Store of CAMPBELL d MA
SON, CHARLESTON TEFFERS0NCO.
The undersigned offers to his customers and the
public generally. very large and varied assor'-
ment of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
&C., &C.
DRESS GooDs-Mozane, figured, Lavella, Brochi
Sarafna Grady and Florentine Cloths, Crepo
Wartz, Berages, Berage Anglsis, Neapoltan Cloth,
Chall, Mouslanes, Debages, 0rgand, Jaconet and
Common Lawns, Printed Briliants, Calicoes, Cling
hams and Alpacas, &c.
Ladies Trimmings and Fancy Goods of great va
riety.
An accomplished Milliner employed to give spe-
cial attention to the trimming of Hats Bonnets &C.
READYMADE CLOTHLNG-Latest Styles,
and very cheap.
A complete assortment of Boots, Shoes and Cal
ters. for Ladies and Gentlemen, Children and Ser
wants.
We have not space in an advertisement to enume-
rate more than fractional part of the Articles we
have in Store, and therefore we invite everybody
to call and examine for themselves.
TERMS CASH-Prices very moderate.
NJ. BEHREND, BRO, co.
August "a, 1865
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Bargains! Bargains!

A. D. PRATT d CO., 'Spiri, Building Charie'-
torn,
ItALI, the attention Of all buyers Of DRY GOODS
I and GROCERIES to their present stock Ito
which weekly additions are made) which presents
the largest and best assorted sock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
to be found in the Valley and especially adapted to
the wants of this community. Our supply OF Gro
ceries is large, of most excellent qualities and at
very low prices. -
Our stock embraces almost every variety usually
kept in country store, consisting of carefully Sc
lected assortment of Dry Goods suitable for
Ladies', Gentemens, Boys, Misses, Children and
Servants wear.
Also, Observation-Disclosures Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines,
Hardware Queensware, Wooden-ware, Tin-wsre,
Paints, Oils, Putty, Window Glass, Mattresses,
Agricultural Implements Cooking Stoves,
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff
Leather, and Shoe Findings, &C.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods, for which the highest market price will
be paid. A. ID. PRATT W.
Charlestown, August "a, 1865.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
Valuable Land in Jefferson County,
Virginia.

Tn pursuance Of q decree of the Circuit Court for
Jefferson County, Virginia, made the sctA
day of October, 1860, in the suit Of John +. Ham
tramck, exx. ag't A. Il. Boteler, and others-snd
by virtue of deed of trust from A. Il. Boteler 20
me, dated 10th day of May, 1853, the undersigned,
as Commissioner and Trustee, will,
On Saturday, the SOth day Of Septe"ber, 1853,
Offer, at public sale, that very desirable TRACT
OF LAND, containing near One Hundred Aeres,
situated in the county Of Jefferson on the turnpike
road leading from Shepherdstown to Smithfeld,
and about one mile from Shepherdstown, on which
the said A. K. Boteler lately resided.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the deoree:--0ns
fourth cash. and Che balance in equal payments OF
one, two and three years, with interest from the day
of SALE the purchaser to give his bonds for the de-
ferred payments, and deed of trust on the land
This land will be cold subject to Mrs Boteler's
contingent right of dover, should che survive her
husband. Although the buildings were all burned
by order of Major Genl Hunter, yet this Is sill
beautiful and most desirable location for private
residence.
E. I. LEE, frxstss g. CoG',.
August Il, 1855.
MI Shephsrds,osn R>yi,f.r o~d BaJ.moys ss-
setie, please copy I'LL day Of ssi~