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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

New 1oEK DAILY NEws-This really
valuable paper, which, without forfeiting
the favor of the North. has been as friendly
to the South as was consistent with lis
allegiance, is renewed in dress and charac-
ter, and continues to be published under
the most favorable auspices. Ii is a
sterling and independent Journal, steadiast
in its adherence to the Coastltution-uot
. veeling and 1iuc,uating with every change
OF wind in the aura popnlaris-not go
verned by any blasphemous isms-not
running any insane hobbi@ not bigcted,
not malignant; but many, bold, liberal
and magnanimous; and it's intellectual
utterances are Of d sort with It's morals 1t
is at once thoughtful, philosophical and
spirited exponent of the times, of the
century and OF the progress Of civilization.
We should wish to see it largely circulat-
e.! in the South. The subscription price
is molcratc--as low. indeed, as any of the
city papers of Gotham-.and much supe-
rior III mechanical cxccn,ion to most of
them. To It's editor. The Hon Sen. Wool,
our pah'shcr is highly indebted for valu-
at!e and valued tavors, and We sincerely
trust that the circulation Of his paper Will
increase in due proport ion with its merits.
>Mlore we Cannot say.
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GTTR TEXTS

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prize is six cents; but where agents have
TO pay extra freight higher price is
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The town. We desire our friends 10 get the
NEN YORK WEEKLY through him.
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.Lao@al IA aranGe
The Office of the Colaua6;u Pheniz is
on Gates street, second door from Plain

OLD BOURBON nIsKEY-Ezperis,
doceH We have tasted and we relish the
hne Old Bourbon. whiskey manufactured
by the gin renowned Dr. Udolpho Wolfe.
f"mons already for his Schiedam schnapps.
We have to ledge our Indebtedness
to Mr.. G. A. Bcdefl for the privilege Q.
sitting in social judgment, with certain
connoisseurs, uron very pretty ample
OF this gra'etu. beverage, which we pro
noYpnce to be .. h! And V. z. d. Gi-
with simple qual'ticaton-N. .. L,
which is snpy another phrase for the
commodity not proving G. $, considering
the company, the circumstances and the
severe integrity of the Jurors presiding
during the investigation.
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German C""ancr"ia, C,.rraSs j. .itt
nIe'E ronvcilc, n; !'ranlfsr. for th.. 45,h
@ei 'e''acr. IL VIII ''is.;.., 'h- treaties of
c"'pherc" h"t'"een /".lv"I~n and Nu.s,;.
Italy an': ~wi'zrrie NJ: the ,npue!ary sys
'ei" and weights and ,l-as.:r.-.; Uniform
postage icr Aus ria an,! Germany, end -
system oi general ieg:satun on assurances
RATES "F LhHoE-;;"neral I,owalI has
promptly disarnrove,! oc the ord~r Of
Capt. Bryant, one of the .t~sis:a,.. Com.
rn:sScne.s Of the Fvecl:nan's Bureau in
georgia, who untert"ok to regulate the
price Of the freedmen labor. sometime.
alter the style of The .,:i.ia chivalrv.
A terrible trrnn,.o passed over tie vi.
:nCe a"d vicinity Of Nnoqr". Union
Count J, iSc"n=i': on ii. Is. ,vatiny
hi'y dwellings. killing seventeen persons
ami wonn,llng one hundred. In,. suffer.
ING caused by the tornado is very great
Ihe lon'!on Satatr,l:9 J.>eie,, cou1enses
It's Seas OF oar late war Into a sentence
thus: "lhc tnrn' zeal zeal tor the Union
winch penetrated the NuY.he.:, masses
and the determined State "a r:o,ia.n of the
South, are remarkable p!:rnoinena.''
That was . queer tva. HE lightning
took at a store in i:ockviiic, Coun, the
other day. ]! entered q, the door in a
livd flash. wii,.i, nc,r.Aflr lii n, oil ).mn
and let IL brr:,i' V. wi loui leaving any
o'Aer V'sl' &c ms. - of - H.sSagr.
Captain Sxa5al has received ,.yro;ss;on
from t:!e War Department 10 inspect and
MAKE drawings OF =! te lines of Con:ede
:hte |orAS about lt.>h-aol.l, for publica
hFe NJ toS!ow lt:ssi". May 2l. lie
chlrcnrs. oae p'.'e-t md t''!t'v women
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"Lo! TIE Pooh" FurxoNry-A ,1oco~

10. TIE PooR' Fs;rxoMt.x--A Macon
exchange says: eve are informed bv a
phyS'clan that there is great suffering
among the negroes that have congroeateJ
around the city: Many ore dying, and
more h''+;. are confined by sickness. They are
destitute of al! comforts; not able to pro.
cure medical aid, nor even the ahso,., +.
necessaries of life. Numbers are crowded
INTO small rooms, which renders recoy ,ry
very improbable. 1t is statet, that in two
small rooms there are City of these mise.
rap'e r "F1'cAe$ crowded. This excessive
hot weather IS bringing disease of every
character among them. Cn;c., :,.re are
steps taken soon to relieve til su, th4y viii
d'e by scores. Little sympathy IS felt for
.heSe poor creatures, for they are mostly
IRON the country; and had they actc,,
Wisely they woul" have stayed with lheir
masters until some provision va made for
them. The Government has 40 means Of
heiNng ibcu! at present."
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

8Il:. JACOB c. LYONS VIII act as my
attorney in my absence from the city.
July u 2 y. = MCRDECAI.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13
C.JEN TEE CONVICT.

OH l-.IN NE-tGrrS DEI-02IGl.
rr'"haps l'le GREATEST ROMANCE Of
"i"'!r'n 'nil"s, n"' e%"' 9tnw The most 90.
pniar of Dumas w";';Hs. 1t is the story OF
Z H"rth pushed I'M" c.'me by the force OF
cirrN"'staa.-S, aud Of a ru~c. devoted.
whn'r souied woman, who r~tu-el to be-
love in lis g':i:. ara nohlv stood nv Kim
il:' tie last White it i.aS n: the touching
ra':'s OF the '.licl,es ot.leave Ataa," it ;t
Ire same time Is brm full OF the most ex
lraoEdjnarv and soul stirring adventures
~ land anI sea: ! he hero gets out of o:.e
I't.lc'!:y into another NTH . rapi,ii;v
:: :hic'I'ls won<rrlu., and which show: the
mrst unex"mplec ingenuity on TIE part o {
the A'g'i!Y-eift"d author. who holds his
renders as if spell ',oun! from the on-nln.
I" tnc close. Oh romance-s who have:
read the ilanuscr rt.- ,.,ru WHO lave l,eea
familiar with story reading AID story
Writing 'hrrr.hour IN IL lives. have been
$" cn,rance,i with this truly wonderful
stcrE that inoy have found il Impossible 10
lay II do'!n till they had read to the very
last line.
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Notice to Travellers.

osurs> =. good spring ANbELANCE.
zsG=zaaS 60. carrying sAT persons; . C..RRI
AGE, carrying four. and n double BUGGY
carrying three. will convey uassen:ers to
kinesviIle, Crarerbu.g, Alslor and the
Charlotte Railroad. Apply to h!r JOHN
r. WELLS. at Shiver House. july II 2~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18

cJnn REWARD LEST, A SMALL. GOLD HUNTING
'OiUt Csss watch, ~ james Nadln, No. 1908 IN
slsfe Friday evening" April a. going fuD broadway ard
llns0n Fulton stoet ere above reward Will ~
paid aud questions aske ~ returning 10 Nelns
a co 10 Mslt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18

NoTICE.-MR. MERRILL LADD, ONE OF THE MOST
respected citizens OF Chicago In town to solicit
donations from the goces OF New York to the Northwestern
Fair lie has appointed Mr. H. sherman of Morris, sher
Chace, Ill Water street Receiving Agent FOR New
York Mr. Ladd also be communicated VITA there The
public attention Is earnestly solicited 10 the appeal of Mr.
Ladd Interest we'll pride and charity should induce
gr0cers represent themselves handsomely ut
splendid Fair preparing Chicago for sick aud
Wounded soldiers home "a OF everything
but honor and loyalty. HENRY W. BELLOWS
tett President u. s. sanitary Commission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18

'GG~o REWARD LOST, on THE BROADWAY
~ ZstD chrs saturday afternoon, I5b tnst furgensea
Ntti, NJ. ggGl sis0 chsn vib horses foot seal q
tacA.d On rstsruinr ne ssme 10 EoOt Rat ciIuer %
Rruidwty Wsuen .tle't ths shove reward ~ I've paid
amt VI qu~siilus asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18

G, - REWARD --Losr on MONDAY MORNING, IsTii
'N'J In West scfculetnth street. ufsl Eigt ave-
nue. smNn yellow scotch Terrier blind Of lia
a red aud white collar Apply 81 a. seventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18

n. -nn REWARD WILL NJ PAID ron THE ~,
.N,Dpt eoyety OF pocEstboet ard contents. is Sat
day evening Apri 10 a No 20 Lat lloustin 40
quo.tobs sikrd y ugltls Call ~ send To 90
nroadwGy, rooms lands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18

NOR SALE OR TO LET--A FINE COUNTRY RESI-
dcnce at south Orange, y, about nlle from the
depot acres % land The house IL large
and snd ready for occupation Address c. boz 900 Post
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49, - -
REWARDS.

0.D REwARD.-LosT A SMALL DAMAGED GOLD
.NsD Pu, tkars name, Lamb, London. Apply
NJ it6 L.st thirty .nrs, street second noor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18

or lost FEW DAYS SINCE, SKYE TER
I'll. Ier Stat. Auciah gray, short tai aud cropped cars
nine OLD. Ind when lot collar marked ~
Wet Eleventh thr former fesdencc OF the
returning her "a q est iUy .ktn street via
"a i've he .boln scnAih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Amusensents.

The Hippotheatron is distinguishing itself Al
tie special preserver Of the interests Of old English
pantomine. The last effort it has made in thj. wav n
PROFESSIONALLY the best The Elixir Of Life" Is az
neat specimen Of genuine harlequnade as the pubo
have had tho opportunity of enjoying; its success wa
abundant on the opening night and has since reguarlN
increased 1t is announced Dr repetition every event
ing, and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
At Barnum's Museum Miss Emily Melville POPULAR
coincidence will make her first appearance to-day in
dramatizatioD of Mrs. Sonth worhs novel THE Hidden
Hand" She plays the part oil Captola Bleak the pe
forma &c Of which, in other cities has given her cone
siderable reputation An American "oneleggsd
dancer rival Of Donat. will also be introduced TOD
day at Barnum's.
Mr.. Theodore Noes, the treasurer Of WaIacks Theaf
ter. has benefit this evening. Boucicauts Love
and Money" will be represented the first time this sea
son.
At the Olympic Thsater ton ght Miss Lucia Deana
will make her debut as Kate O'Bren in The comedy II
PERI elton" "The Sleeping Beauty will he repeated.
TIE (BRoOKLYy) PARK THEATgR.-Mrs.
Conway adyerses attractive bill for this week in<
Gliding standard plays in comedy and tragedH
Wednesday is benefit night tie proceeds TO be giveq
the Widows and Orphans Fund of the Brooklyn Fire
Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Archbishop Manning.

1t is announced that the Titular Archbishop
rio Of Westminster rendered vacant by the death OF
Cardinal Wiseman has been conferred upon the Kew;
Dr.. Henry Edward Manning. the Pope having passed
over the names Of DIR. Clifford Bishop OF Clifton Dr
Grant, Bishop OF Southwark, and Dr. Errington, late
coadjut0r to Cardinal Wiseman. who were returned
according to custom by the Chapter OF the diocese.
The new Archbishop is q son OF the late Mr. William
Manning. NJ +.
He was born in 1900 and was educated NJ Harrow
andat Ballo College Oxford, where he graduated in
1890, taking rst.class IN classics. Among those WI o
took a irst-cass at the same time were Mr. ii. w.
WHEREFORE formerly clergyman Of the Church OF
England, now Roman Catholic layman, and Mr.. w.
X. Hamilton, now Bishop Of Salisbury. DIR. Manning
was subsequently elected Fellow of Merton College
and II l-34 was presented by Mr.. Wilberforce, now
Bishop Of Oxford to the vicarage Of Graf ham, Sussex
In 1870 he nominated 10 the archdeaconry OF
Chichester. These prefermerts he held up to 1851.
when he resigned them with view TO join the
muniOn Of the Church OF Rome.
Anerward he became priest Of that Church, and is
now the head Of religious order settled at Bayswaer
called "the Oblaes Of ST. Charles Borromeo' consist
ing chiefly Of clerical SecessioDts from the Church Of
England. The nomination Of Dr. Manning has caus d
much surprise among the Roman Catholics of London
who were universally Of opinion that DIR. Clifford, on
account Of his connection and great learning would he
by the Pope Cardinal Wiseman's successor. II IL
understood that DR. Manning is not yet to be advanced
TO the honor Of the cardinala.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET. - Monday evening,
May S-Consols duh, closing at Si0sOs
The discount dem and moderate.
In the Stock Exchange loans Government securities
offered at per cent
Confederate Loan, 1904
f20,C0 has been Withdrawn from the bank for Brazil.
Erie paid np shares advanced 81 Illinois Central IL United
States Sos, T.
The suspension has been announced o Messrs Woolhein
Co, 81 Aexandra, whose affairs were involved in the s
OF DE Hos Godefro Of London, an James Marshall
Sons of Stockport
has been issued OF the Petroleum Cornpny OF
Western Virginia, and capital Of f2oO0oO half to be sub
scbed in shares Of f2O TO purchase 800 of repued oil
land Virginia. and the lease for is years Of $40 acres for
total sum OF G5l,Oo0
MONEY MARKET Loypoy Tuesday evening May Coon.
soils unchanged @ d9ot. The applications mod
confines Atlantic aud Great Western, Of al descriptions,
further advanced per cent United States 500 and Illinois
Centra! Shares relapsed each Virginia 6s declined
LIVERPOOL COTroN MARKET May and e.-The demand
two days amount to IS 900 bales 1900 speculation and for
export Buyers have had submit advance over
days rates Of Id v ID
LIVERPOOL Com MARKET May 9.-Therc was only poor
cheaper Indian Corr IL cined 609d. quarter.
LONDON CoRs AARKrS May 9.--Msrset unchanged.
LONDON COLONIAL MARKET, May 9-SugM rather lower
Coffee unalered. lea steady Rice quiet. Talow dull,
40i Sd. a406d
LIVERPOOL May o. Evening. -COrToS-Ssles Of two days
$4,000 bas- inciudp; 5000 bales to specnators and
poIters. The market IS buoyant and iald higher.
The Manchester market is hrmer.
BREADsTUYYs Flour dull but steady. Wheat quiet bu.
steady Corn ddl, snd 3d6d lower; mixed 29l.
PEOvIsIONs-Beef firm Pork steady. Bacon quiet and
steady Lard steady. Taos dull and UNCHANGED.
PRoDUcs-Ashes quiet. sugar inactive. Coffee steady
Rice quiet aud steady. Sperm Oil-snal saes at 49,
Rosin heavy Spirits Turpentine fat, Petro quiet and
steady.
LoSpoy 9,h-Evenine -Consols for money 9OiQsof; Hi
moi. Central shares 7ei91 Erie shares, s5iG'e. Five
IweDes, t4dtia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Points 10 which Telegraphic Commnn'ca'
tiou IL now Open from Mobile.

We take The following from The Mobile Nelrs
Of the 9th: e.., MI.
Mr.. c. b. Smith Manager Of the United States Ieie
cranhs District of Mobile working under orders rom
the Commanding General has. by his indoilitabe per
severance and strenuous efforts, and the cordlai
cooperation of Mr. Van Ho-n President south es'i
Telegraph Company opened communication win inc
following places: ,.,. c.,u.u,.,,,o
Ariesia. Citlonelle, Buckatuma, Enterprise L"uu'i
dale Macon. Columbus. .,..
This reopcninc Of lines las been accom- shed within
the mast few dave and 100 much cred cannot ne
awarded 10 Mr.. Smith and the chief consiruetor' MI
Adam X. ShOup.
The ch..chat Of the Zig thing jerkers' was truly
pleasant reminder = at Ieacc las made us a. proers'
Telegraph ommunic iions are being pushed az To-
ward a rapid completion to New'Orleans' ara, Oy way
Of Columbus, we win soon be bound with the eHtre
Union with line of iron and the connections are eli
wei sodeTed. ,,u,..
Cant. ". e.. Filler. Superintendent. of military
Te,egrarhs Army and Division of West MISSISSIPPI,
can well DC proud of his representatives IN tho DstTe
of Mobile.
/ do not know what restrictions will be placed on
commercial business ont those having such VIII learn
fu particulars at the receiving corner OF Royal
aud ST. Francis SITS, where 1t Is said the hIst Nonhg
nephews Of Uncle Samuel 90 il entirely on TICK
CCLusBus Miss. MAY 2. l-6j.
c. r. SMITH N1rGPfr BE-: The lines are WORKING ON
.he Mobile and Ohio Railroad far north AS BALDWIN,
thirty.one miles south Of Cor,nih On The Southern
Road from Meridian to Chiffon thriy-hyc miles from
Vicksburgh. On the New Orleans and Jackson Road
from Canton. Miss. 10 Amite sixty miles from
New Orleans. On the Mississippi Central Road nom
Canton 10 Holly SPRINGS On the Grenada e. Senatoba
OsyAa Miss, TO Clinton Lo., and Woodvilc. Miss.
J. v. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Latest ship News.


Steamship Hsnsa (Breml, Won ,auten, bremen IN ins
aud Sonh,npfon nh use and So pass De rich Co. l7tu
mt AZ - and a. lat tS saw several che.Ss
Steamer John Gibson, Gceehan Alexandra, 'ndse H. %
Comwell & Co.
Steamer Wysussing (U. Lieut. T. English commanding
liait.ras Inlet ~ hours -,
T. = steam transport rhets Walden, Annapolis, "a bOurS
to L. - u ~ - ,.>
Snip Fsa MassiOre (Aual. MlOsevich CARDIFF 81 dayS
B.rs Pur.nit ~. 81 Acting Master james Van Bo'Sh4
Bark Hampton tof ST. john, ~ b. Atkinson, Maaiza' u
days. sugar TO master 81 -. a
Ram Rseh of Sarawsk cot liverpool Gay. Rio Jsneir' ~
days coffee. T.. d. Morgan Go. go, ut.,s
Barn Mary Ann Powell Cow Bay, 10 dys, coal, CL"nsns
Big Fannie Butler (of Bansor) Matsnrss u da 'inoS
les.es r. II. Sanford l2th inst lat 80 - lon ~ "
boarded by boa. from whaling schooner Ihflvet Vi
il, Holman who reported having been struck by hsH.
The nght previous carrying nanmist aud vHns W.
mast; board was hurt =, - a a., .,..r<
Brig britannia (oi Moniroseh Naoie' Haa"Na''" -
Gris smeoe tSf rors. lsland) Higgins Csrden' Il 'ayV
molasses. !. l.. Hathaway. 49,. a a.v. lida.x
Brig Helene (Dsnl Suuve, bheho' "S''''
@e, ss,danr, ur( banks Halifax 10 days. oats Thouaa
snb1 Herman Cashssena f'ot
Nc mayer sd snsan of Nassau Abury, Elen,hera7dys@
nut JV'P" n Rogers. Mott Eleuhera, days. fru Jsmse
BEi.Olv--i bark, unknown; ~
s,e,ner-Lind Pattie Martin, r. b. Bosss
shps-Carl Orphens al o0ft
n,rrs-Berha, tsr.efOn, Nightingale.
Scboou.r T. 4. Cook.
Steamship Germrnia bound 10th inst. OF fsr,'snd.
Barr Ariel ant steering t.-iitn inst, at 20, Ion. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
The Dealt, Of booth.

The Europa brings news from America which,
although somewhat less startling is hardly less interest
Ing than at which reached Us fortnight ago The
great eyct Is the sudden and violent death Of Mr Lin
coins murderer The story Of II forms 4 dramatic but
unsatisfactory sequel to that d, 9lprgblc catastrophe
Twelve day. afterwards Wilkes Booth aud his ON
plice, Harold. found 30 have taken refuge IN n
swamp in that n Of MARYLAND which uts out between
the month Of the iotomac and Chesapeake Bay II bad
already been asccrtaiIed that the couspirf had
assembled in that nolgborhooj before the tai night
OF April IL, aud 1t was conJectured thai Boot lad fed
in that direction.
Ihither he vas tracked by body Of Fed "a ca,ary
and the marvel Is that he was rot overtakcn mucn
earlier for 1t IA positively stated that his horse fell with
him not far from Washington. causing a fracture or
MUIR OF one OF his logs aud that be had 10 cal in the
assls hncc Of surgeon. ie is also said to have been
harbored with or without n knowledge OF his identity
in certain farm and be must have obtained the
means of crossing the riyer IL e,C.e capture for the
neat scene is laid tho other side OF IT, near Port
Royal. on the Rappahannoc'.
Here Booth and onol f1ding their purf ners close
npon them. bar loaded themselves in barn aad we're
speedily surrounded. Being summoned, thoy doggedy
refused u surrender The barr set on FIRE and OF
The two nssassins Harold was taken alive and E0oth
was shot through the head. in the rti by sergeant
The wound vas not Immediately fatal, and he lin.
gered three nous before no expired. He continued 10
curse the Government 10 the latest moment nding an
interval, however. 10 send farewell message 10 his
moller."
Such An end too good for such u Iniscreant and
most honest WI! feel in common with the Amcri-
en- people that justice has Loen cheated OF n victim
stage desperate Ike Booth, had be- been required To
chose his own death. would certainly have preferred
ioldiers fate to public execution and the for.
time which favored his Infamous design seems to have
attended him ~ the last
was by series Of harbreadth chances that he oh.
taned access to the Presidents boz. that he was On.
t'led 20 take deadly AIM that no messed nnhurt and
utcha!lcnccd through the horror.stricken AUDIENCE
n)unted his horse in safety. and reached point come
fVmies distant from Washington ~ circutous route
IN spite of severe accident. ah,i across "a hIoad
est,ary Hunted down at length, nd brought to bay
ne ocs IKE the hero u tragedy. bot with execra
,io ON his Tongue. still deying the jadgmeat Of human
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
hherrnun's Armistice.


we are not dspo scd to blame the view taken
uhusr the circumstances by tho Federal Government
tIo general right OF the supreme power in State
Io"c'hn an aristce II il can no 10 called Of this
klnu, no don6t Whatever can be entertained. The
Po"ei W oohode 1t ID not. and conld not be- implied IN
any nh'ary conudssion AID the agreement ere bears
On my nee OF u an acknowledgment that It was
eiecu,eu without any SPECIAL authority Modern his.
10Y FURNISHES numerous instances in which conventions
Ihi'Ib iVe nearly within tie scope Of a Generals
au'no'y ''h ths have been dh all, yod by n Soyer
eigD. " ~ - '
S.en Is pe case OF the treaty signed by .r Sidney
on,' noi 'hs svacnston OF Egypt Ivy tie Fr nch army;
lnd even The famous Convention of Cintr, il " IN be-
Temeh'oeIed, Vas formally condemned b, tho King
In short tnc uly question is not one Il law put Of
Poley; ~ !. S'I whether President Johnston bad
rghs 10 SCI ASIDE Sherman terms of paei cation but
whether FOR the sake Of chec ing further ,sion of
to adopt them " '''
Bystahders may NurG ly incline 10 this alternative
nut u was hhrdy |" Ne expected ,hat Presi,cnt VINO
Iioi.sses, 20 regard Nohiederalcs IN arms as traitors
shouiu iatly cnIitli,tion which reinstat,s Them In
ihe position OF hoou citizens. Wcnrc not without ho,.
however, that Mr. Johnon will treat tbo enemy orce
at Lis weIcy wit1 Iieatr Isuieucy than Nc Affects.