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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
Onp simon 10 Gov. Perpoiut.

We lean from Washington that ga delegs-
zion of the loyal men" of Virginia, from
about exandria-meaning, We s1ppose,
new settlers aud advenlurers Of the radical
tvpe, have been TO Washington to remOn-
strate with the Presiden; against the policy
OF Gov. Pcirpoint, in taxing measures to re-
move the disabilities under which the great
body Of citize had been placed by the
Alexandra constitution. We do not learn
that they 20, any Comfort from Mr.. Johnson.
During the interview a letter was submitted
70 the President from Gen. Wells, who is
Provost Marsha General of the deieGces
south OF the Potomac. BE says:
VERY soon after the fall OF Richmond l
became aware that many OF the leading Sc
cession.sts, dvspairing Of resisting by force
OF arms Tie power VI the government or the
mighty .ogic Of events which was soon 10
make Virginia truly free, had determined TO
attempt by policy what force could not do
Therefore, lC vas, that soon after that event
these persons in considerably number, and IN
such concert, as TO indicate a common pur.
nose, appeared ana took the oath OF ale
liauce An election of members Of the
LEGISLATURE was soon 10 be held, and among
tno,,, who announced themselves GS caldi
dates were some WHO had uniformly refused
~ take the oath, and preferred 10 lose their
prouerty and be separated from their families,
rainier than acknowledge the supremacy OF
the Government OF the United States. Two
wears OF duty at Alexandria aud such gen.
srsl acquaintance as II brought, taught me
that an oath u allegiance was not conclusive
evidence OF loyalty, but that II was merely
worthless, unless accompanied By consistent
conduct and loyal acts; and no surprise was
felt when, on counting the vote, il was found
That these gentlemen were elected by large
nsiarities 70 repi esent tue people in State
Government, whose legal existence they had
D,,rsIstently denied, and Tor whose overthrow
some OF them h1d within one year plotted and
coasp!red.'
It's not probable that the fact that Viz
yinia,s in large numbers were found willing
10 take the oath Of allegiance presented it.
self 10 toe logical mind OF Andy Johnson as
reason for suspecting their loyalty. Nor
does IL appear that his discovery that the
intellect OF Gen. Wells was OF character
% draw such q conclusion WAS deemed by
him ground sufficient for tsking the affairs
of virginia out Of the hands Of Gov. Peir-
point and tho Legislature, and placing them
IN those Of Gen. ". and his committee.
Perhaps these parties may be 50 dissatisfied
with the action taken by the Legislature, on
,hs subject oe their mission to Warrington,
tbs. they may conclude the field in this State
is very uufayorable for usefulness, and may
prefer TO seek 4 better one elsewhere.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
Emigraticn 10 Mexico.

4 short time ago, the New York papers,
fsoue OF them) we're hlled with most ANNA.
ting and enticing accounts Of emigration pro-
iects TO Mexico, by thousands Of disbanded
soldiers, who sympathize with the Republican
resistance the.e 10 Macmillan. II seems to
have occurred TO the Emperor that something
might be done in his own interest in the
same way, and accordingly we read Of an
organization 10 the city Of Mexico, under the
sanction OF Macmillan himself, Of q company
for promoting American immigration into
Mexico. Conce ssions have been made to this
company, aud it is stated that preparations
.re making at Vera Cruz to receive immi-
grants coming under its auspices, with
view to settlement in the interior. a line
Of American steamers, it is also stated, is
n run between New York and Vera Cruz
To whatever extent Americans may be in
djspc sed to monarchical systems Of govern
ment, il cannot be doubted that the prospect
Of peaceful pursuits and occupation are
more inviting TO emigration than civil war
and turbulence. II Macmillan can ensure
the former, many Americans who have had
so much experience Of the latter the past
fur years, might naturally feel disposed to
waive political convictions for the present,
With the hope Of securing material good
Some substantial reforms seem to have been
introduced into Mexico b. the new govern
msnt. In some respects, Indeed, the Empire
is more liberal than the Republic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
A NEW YORK MERCHANT COMMITS
HEAVY FRAUDS AND ABSCONDS-
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS IN
From the New York News, of 23d.


From the New York News, Of 23d.
Tie disappearance of Mr.. Smith G. East
mar, of the firm of Eastman Il Co., of Nc.
40 Broad street, Las created intense excite
ment on Change, caused by the report
that he is defaulter 10 the amount OF about
half million of dollars. Mr.. Eastman, for
some years possessed Of moderate fortune
has stool we'll in trade. Not long ago he
started prize in "Cumberland" stock, Oh
which he is believed to have realized within
few weeks about $3.50, 900. Recently he
has confined his attention TO specializing in
lard, and in this oleaginous product he has
invested largely. Fortune proved tickle,
and Mr.. Eastman found himself in greasy
slough OF pecuniary despond from which no
honest means could rescue him. q
Up to the present writing, creditors have,
appeared who have advanced in the lard OPP
erations TO the amount IN aggregate Of $780,
900, and the list is not yet complete. At n
moderate estimate, the extent of the frauds
will reach half million of dollars, and ma
ny firm will leave their counting house
considerably poorer than they believed
themselves yesterday.
Many stories are afoat in regard to the
sudden disappearance of Mr.. Eastman. The
true one represents him as having left the
store on Saturday last in company with a
boy, to go up town for the purpose of ma
king a call. Later in the day n note was re-
ceived from him, stating that imperative
business called him to Boston, and that he
would return in day or two. Since then,
nothing is known Of his movement or where
abouts, and the statements that he has LETT
for Europe or Havana, ale only the surmis-
ings of those who imagine such to be the
usual course in similar cases. The dealers
and brokers involved are not all known, and
there is an evident desire on the part of all
hands to hush the matter up.
EaStman's antecedents are of the first
quality. He was a church, going mar, re-
siding on Clinton avenue-the fifth avenue
of Brooklyn-for sevsral years member Of
tho Board Of Education, and largely identi-
fled with every praiseworthy undertaking
in that city. Easy in manner; genial in as
ISOLATION, enterprising and wealthy, he re-
ceved the entire confidence of large com
munity upon which he played most wckedly
and finally succeeded in making his escape.
His creditors, most Of them, lose heavily
by his base operations, and the commercial
community in this city, and the aristocracy
of received shock by no means inconsider-
able, by the sudden departure of one who,
for years, has been reckoned among the
foremost in business, generosity and religion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
RAISING OF THE BLOCKADE.
All the Ports 10 he Opened on
the First Of July.
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
nE AMERLEA-A pROCl AMATION.

BIZ THE PRESlDENT UF HE UHlIEU STATES
OF AMERlCA--A PROCL AVIATION.
Whereas, by the proclamations of the Presi-
dent of the 18th and 27th of April, 1861, block
ade of certain ports OF the United States was set
on foot; but whereas, the reasons for that mea
sure have ceased TO exist now, therefore. be IL
known that ], ANDREw JOHNSON, President OF
the United States, do hereby declare and pro-
claim the blockade aforesaid TO be Tescinded
as to all the ports aforesaid, including that
of Galveston and other points west Of the
Mississippi river, which ports will be open
TO foreign commerce on the first Of July
next, on the terms and conditions set
forth in my proclamation of the 22d of May
las. 1t is 10 be understood, however, that the
blockade thus rescinded was au intern ational
measure for the purpose of protecting the sove
reign rights Of the United States The greater or
less subversun OF the civil authority in the zion
to which it applied, and the impracicability Of
at once restoring that in due efficiency may for
season make 1t advisable to employ the army
and navy of the United sta es toward carrying
the laws into effect wherever such employment
nay be necessary
In testimony whereof | have hereto ret my
hand and caused the seal of the United States TO
be affixed Done at the City of Washington this
the 23d day Of June in the year Of our Lord
1865, and of the independence of the United
States, the eighty. ninth. -
BY the President ANDREW JOHNSON.
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
WING.
n. Lite Edmund RuR-.

of The Northern papers fnd a Gu
subject for merriment in the tragic
Il Of tho late Elm und Rufin. Despair
aud death ars not diverting subjects, and it
Is therefore not surprising that the efforts to
which we refer are very CHASTITY failures
Even 20 the coarsest aud most insensible
minds there is something in the grave, and
such agony Of spirit as forces a iellow-being
to-seek IL by self-destruciion, that IS apt to
render attempts az buftoonery as abortiye as
tlsy are uussenly. To minds Of nobler
stamp, Of foe as we'll as friend, II is easy to
believe tha. the suicide OF mau, ven
cradle in years, distinguished for intellect
and public services, irrcproachablo IN char
aeter-who had given up fortune and the
ease that belonged 10 age, and Who saw the
State tia. he loved deprived, by the adverse
results of a destructive war, OF the inStitu-
tions she had cherished, the laws she had
enacted AID the rulers she had chosen
There is something, we say, in the seli-mar-
tyrdom Of such man that might, al least,
challenge respect for the sincerity OF his
principles aud pity Tor his desPera-
tion nay more, that might afford a reve-
lation Of public feeling that, from policy,
if not humanity, should be socthed and
coaciliatcd, if possible, rather than de-
rided AID trampled on. The late Mr.. Ruthn
was q mau whose virtues commanded the
respect OF all who knew him, whose re-
searches. discoveries AID writings in the most
Important interest OF the world. that OF sgri.
culture, made him public leDetactor, and
whose devotion to duty, as he understood 1t,
and 70 country, as he accepted it, was such
as is re:koued in all lands worthy Of honor.
his lnemory will receive no hurt from the
bru:al jeers aud d,ugs OF those who lack the
moral capacity to appreciate such nature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
DIED.

RoBGEsoS.--At Is minutes TO 10 4 NJ, on the 1.ih
Jnne At his residence, Richmond, Va, WHIT ROBIN
son.
rs Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and Read
ing papers please copy.
SAMAySI --On Saturday June oath, 1e5 at the resi-
deuce Of HIS mother after long ana painful illness
Of consumption Louis p sANASSI, In the z'th wear oil
bis age.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy.
CoSLEY THE funeral obsequies OF Mr.. IAELEY !.
COMFY aged % years will take place from his late
residence Southside Basin Monday, Goth Juue.
His friends and those Of his family are invited 10 al
tend. His remains will be carried TO Gooehland eouh
y. ,,Lt IT,.
happier life.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
EATH OF THE HON. WILLIAM WILKINS.

PlTTsBUha. June y, 1860.
The venerable William Wilkins died this morn.
ing at his res denee at Pomewood Station, having
attained the ripe age of SC years. Mr.. wilkins
has filed many important stations, with great
credit TO himself and benefit to the country. He
was q Senator in Congress from 1891 TO 1894 !;
minister to Russia in 1884; in 1874 he was Sec
rotary of War when John c. Calhoun was Sec.
rotary of State. He was on board the Princeton
when the "Peacemaker' cannon exploded, and
Secretary Upsher was killed and Senator Benton
injured. Mr.. Wilkins also filed credtably the
ONCE of Judge OF the United States District
Court for Western Pennsylvania.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
.,,-r,,Irgs NOT ALONE SUFFICIENT THAT ALApY

y
Es2 should possess beauty enough to attract and nK
the attention ofhe but Il is equally neees.
cary that she should make strong effort to Its perpeu
o1 Otherwise she expect that the love OF tickle
man will survive the extinction Of her charms. The
ancients well understood thIsand we md their poets
aboundIng in advice on this head. ovid aud Horace
are very this subject and IL Is stated by Ca
tulus that when Julia-an ancient dame presented
herseltto Manlius she shone resplendent by trans
parent skim rosy cheeks and lips and dark hair The
ocrtus likewise speaks OF old lady, 'the whiteness
OF whose skin above that of the finest marble OF
Paros That the aueients possessed cosmetics Tor the
preservation of their beauty is unquestoned.
Ladies DR.. GOURAUD positively undertakes 70 pa
FORM the same Office by you His ITALIAN hEDlCA-
TED SOAP will eradicate all ireekles, tan, plmples
biotches, spots, blots, and make white the darkest
skin; his far famed P0UDRE SUBTLE il potent for the
entire destruction Of superhuous hair; his LIQUID
VEGETABLE ROUGE will impart rosy tinge TO the
cheek or lip; his LILY WHITE will gre the snn the
so Of velvet and the delicate whiteness Of ALA
bastcr; his LIQUID HAIR DYE will turn red or white
hair black or brown by q single application. Found
at Dr. FELIX G0URAUD'S new establishment No.
453 Broadway, near Grand, and by Drusyists gene.
rally ieis -eolm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26

s,-za"OUT OF SORTS expresses the feelings
BEG many that cannot be Otherwise described. -
LauguOr weakness, enervaton, lislessness, sleepy
ness melancholy want OF appetite &c, compose Glars
OF ailments greater than all others combined II isex
aety tor these ndescrbable complaints that PLASIA-
rIOS BTTTHRs prepared II Is for the relief OF these
II is that they extensively used Dy cergymen,
merchants, ladies, and persons Of sedeutary habits
They are as pleasant TO the taste they beneficial
TO the stomach The extent Of their sale is almost In
eredible jel2--eod2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26

AMERICAN BELIEs.-Anerica ia justly proud Of
her beautfdt ladies, but how many mar their
beauty and lose the r health and youth, become
prematurtly old in appe arsnce, by neglecting to
take proper care Of their teeth. There can be
no excuse for this, as sozoDoEr, prom Junced by
all worthy place between the sweetest lips, can
now be had in all civilized countries.
rod by Druggists and PeIfuners.
ieQ0--eodIW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
THE CITY
posi- OFFICE DIRECTORY

Once hours from sA. NJ. to6PM
ON Sunday from 20 10 A. NJ, and to 6 p. 81.
Mails for the North close O'Clock in the evening
All letters for Richmond city delivery must be pre-
paid, Otherwise they will be sent 10 the Desd-Letier
Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
IIIARRIN,S CELEBRATED NEEDLES

w AND FISH H0OkS-ANDREW CLEKh
i CO., 4s Maiden Lane, New York. Sole Agents
and Importers.-0ur former customers VIII hnd
reduction in gold prices of these Needles while
the quality is always kept up to the highest stand
ard known 70 English manufacturers. A. G Co.
respectfully sole I renewal of the mercantile
relations 50 long and favorably esteemed by their
House. jeA-am'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26

DROWNED. We are panied TO record the death by
drowning OF James Dibrel, son OF Mr.. r. II. Dibrell
He was bathing Saturday In James river, HaXalls
Mills aud was swept OF by the current below the falls
A reward is offered for the recovery Of the b0dy-the
finder to notify Mr.. j. :. BinfOrd, undertaken The
deceased was IL Yeas Of age and slenderly built.
p S.--Yesterday morning the body was found near
Rockets, and inferred IN the afternoon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26
PARDoyEp. Hon. NJ. F. Conway repaired TO Wash.

PARDoSED.- Hon. NJ. F. Conway repaired TO Wash.
uglou last week, bearing applications for pardon from
MsSsrs John EndeTs VIM. 6. Paine, John Purcell and
some twenty other prominent citizens Of Richmond,
chiefly comprising the organization known as the Am
bulance Committee The Washington correspondent
OF the New York Herald, In noticing Mr. Conway ar
rival ia Washington and the object Ia part OF his
sion there, says:
.'The Ambulance Committed partook largely OF the
character OF benevolent organization and used
facilitate the transportation OF Union and rebel pris
Oners from the rebel railroad depos TO the point OF
change on our lines 1t embraces the names OF q mum
her Ot wealthy and charitable men Of Richmond, who
are free from all charges that render them peoaly
4ous 10 our authorities. Many Of them large
holders Of real estate ana compelled TO obtain psTdoHs
under the twenty thousand dollar clause Of the Pre
dents proclamation. Mr.. Conway had interview at
the White House IN their behalf to-day and Is to have
a final one on Saturday
Atelegram was receiy ed from Washington yesterday
morning, announcing that the President has granted
the pardons asked Tor. This act will disembarrAss
large amount Of business tact and energy, which will
be developed long, in enterprises OF pith aud
mi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26

The War DEPARTMENT has designated Rock Is
land as e. grand depot at which shall De col
nance and other trophies captured during the
war BY the North western troops,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26

RECOMMENDATIONS The Governor issued writs Of
election, Saturday for the reorganization OF various
counties Of the state, under the ordinance adopted at
raj Assembly,
in day or two he will issue his writ Tor the election
OF municipal officers, oouueilmeu and aldermen in the
CITY Of Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-26

or KEGS Choice Mountain Butter,
I'd 90 do. Prime Leaf Lard.
On consignment and for sale by
MINOR 4 JONES,
Com. Merchants, No. 6, 10Th street,