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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

REsIGyED.-Capt. Burdick of the Twenty.
first Police Precinct yesterday rendered his rcsigna-
ton before the Board of Police Commissioners 1t is
understood that charges Of misconduct were pending
against him. The resignation was accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

Drowned BY FAILING THROUGH A PIER
Coroner Gamble yesterday held inquest at No. ll4i
West enty-seventhst. on the body of August Prop
aged six years who was drowned on Monday last by
falling through hole in the pier at the foot of Twenty
North River while at play. The Jury. in
rendering their verdict censured the owner Of the pier
for allowing il TO remain In such unsafe condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

or grand total OF about SJ@VJV per ahhuin' WHICH
the city has pay the various pets Of the Controller
for rents o. buildings used for "City purposes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
POULTRY AND GAME
HIDEs, SKINS AND FUE3.

We QnOte:
Badger. each. 2Jg 90 Marten.. -.... 500 90
Bear each. $40 OOu % 90 Mink, DARK. 1000 %
EssVer blkp 10 2 500 90 Mink. pae...- 1 J0@ 10
LsyerpaeP bl O0G = 80 NasErdt.-.--- i2@ -
B-Eao Robes, No. iOFOssam.-.--- 100 -
Spin each so 00d20 90 Otter NOrhn. MGlO %
d. Whole. ~ O0aH 90 do. southern. cD0 90
Cali frnP b l9G 20 RacOon, Min 500 90
Vst bOuse. ca. 100 q do, oOu.hciu. JOD -
eo,vid, each ga OO saeep& Lambs. va p
Carte green skunk. S.riped l01 80
Eses \ d. "a 2 90, black. 37D %
Dee. Wstdrlb 4D0 81 DO, y hiio..- sW 10
IoI, Red. eaen 50d 30 VOL, Autn, 90. 2 OOa o.
d.. Gray. a50 / 0JlWolG Prairie ca 500 90
.OI Silver IS OO04O col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
Sailed.
Spoken.

Steamer Quaker City.
Steamships Cubi and ssladin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
vto,esa,e Prices OF Country Produce

Ne ~, rnx WEEK ENDING wsOSrsDAT Avg. % lo.',
iOA =, Trg n. Y. Tribune by our own Reporter
jowns are the current rates o. articles DC bo oUa
condition O. sou ~ M a. ceat less deducted for com
Saifl ,.s itoesi5s frei~ft and other charges.
ns'i'i'' V'''1 sLANs AND PEAS. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

Foreign advoes have favored the Cheese market ara
~, hson ante active at slight advance; me
N'.v sajinr readily Al ~ Gl6c-sOmc OF cheddlr
i,O o is.v brought I6c. We note sale Of lWlJ boxes
s.rq, at i5s6 ard the tone Of the market Is nrmcr
Nm Dairy is selling in sinai. way az loo.
,y-sa Torl,sh Dairy is in quick demand for shipping
,b NV one firm having orders for 0o0 boxes ahead Of
sseiT ability to ILL., TIE West India trade has iaLen on
nee NE war thas iay0rrs the idea that tae iFee sap
so. ~ Mass a. last season. were in pa.t intended 10Y
, 1865-06-20
VOL. XIX.

The contemplated expcdiaon asanst the 1ndt.
Col, Il. II. .He,'h. Of the lib lowa cavalry, has
Hon John i. Easson has as:ived hon. feora
Neeh1nctcn. lie has been snvi'td by The Loyal
Leaeue1s Of Kentocky 10 stump h i State i1r the
constitutions! amendment; but Mr. 1A1+tou Ia IN.
6ec,ded whe ther to aseep. or t,ke q trip across
the 2lAtns for his health.
William Keep, s7e.ted CONC two ~eeka ago on
the charge q being one Of thu murderer Of
C3steel and wife, ten yexrs tincc- has tecn dis
charged for want OF testimony sEltnst him.
A punt opposite PiattsuGutb. NtbrasEs, has
been fixed upon as the wef1ern teFntnus Of the
Burlington ard Mi:eou,l -Rlyet Ri,lroad. a
biatch road will he built from there wtst to cun-
Leet With The Cnicn Pacific Iosd:
The Wright well, on Spring CresE. y snak to
they ore pow boring In brown sandesone beloS y
tho tecuur s!rcta u whfts.
a great rain ttotm, tended With thunder and
Fficsy eve1ife about fonr o'c:oet nat.i Sunday
mofIIpR atout ten-fJrty two bocts. 4 gte4'
uni oI ram .eil. r.sine the river ttx feet Ind
rendering the feadf a.moet impossible In loW
rr,uHds. The Eaete,n u.l dus he1e sunaay
mon Ing ras rot yet been heard from. Tbs storm
cnt OF HlecrsEtic coz Emuntcst,oa with tbs East.
pn[1s dss so,9 sf1ad 81 o
hsve Eot heard cf any other serious .tnaSe from
lie fteitpr in tavor Of extending the right ol
suffrage 10 hi loyal IN all parts Of tbs couu
s7y. Is kteacily int1ea.ing t.. tbs Sato The ten
dency toward uuistseal chfsancttsement is Ire
p!essibie.
company a1e making a good article of Gus from
tl:uu snous cusl taktn HoE the hills within tae
city. .......
.Lucns county, With comparatively tp,rsa pop
u:aior, hte contributed e.ght thouss snd dollars ia
the relief Of splclt r. families.
4 tan N1 ex-senator EeoT!e II. Joree. OF DR
4 stsse faie ior lhs ben. d, II tie olph sns d
Iowa kO!L3e1s. vii! ba given at M1ttha ltuW3 J.
, 1865-06-20

civil courts OF this Di.tr1ct had ample jurlsdtc.
t1on. and viii faithfully exercise it II tie cases
are remtttrd to them.
a. to the case Of Mrs. surratt, he referred to
hef es woman who was educated devon:
Chyiettsn, ever kind, afect,ocste and charitable.
with 10 motive disclosed to rs that
could have e.uscd her to part1cio1te In the
crimes in question. He eGtd we had no evidence
uptoufrattrted ehuwins that she WAS particI-
pans; he would soy pothinc Of The testimony that
would be reviewed ny his associates. As to the
ev'dence Of Welehmau and Lloyd he tald II the
isc,a tteE s:ste we're :rue. thcr knowledge OF the
pu1pE sc to crmm.t ihc crimes, and thotE p9fttel'
p4rton IN them Is Duch more Satisfactorily estlb.
ltsheo than the alleged knowledge and plstlclps.
ton Of Mis-. Sutratt
hi. Aiken stated to the court that he ehould
nut tc pr pared until Wednesday 10 road The afGu-
q cuI IL the c:se OF Mrs. Snsratt- The delay was
attrthutabe 10 tte v0luu.hi0us evidence previous
ly to he examined hy HIM.
WASHINGTON. Jure 10.-The ar urze7t Of F.
Stone IN behalf Of Harold 1ts read, the counsel
cat 1et!uc that the accused did not aid or aet In
the murder Of the President. There WAS no eyi-
otnce to show that this boy eopsplrcd With Booth
Al Others in aid # tue rebellion, or sided in The
overthrow If The Government, as charged. That
be SIDED and ahe-le d, however, In the escape oi
Booth there ID I'd doubt, AID he must take tho
consequences.
1Ir. l:ox rehd an argument In favor Of Arnold
atd o'L'uchiip, II viewing the evidence At length,
mud insisting hist they were rot engaged IN the
ccusp:iasS charged. and demanding taeiT acqu,t'
, 1865-06-20

p<41 20 IN bAf1xys
tMscoo Corseepo-d Ice Cincinnati Commerctal. 7
have 1'efor~ call d attention II TIE suff.,-
ing of the leoplc Of Geotg l-tt dcstIfnte
IartIcrla.lv a'foye urd a -Cuud Atla.tn IL
the terr. .blr raid Of Sbermau. At rsesrnf tha
Government here eau do nothing tor .aelr Fc.
lief ] was assured by them, ind n con.
hgm.d i.y General Wilson, that unless food
is rot 10 them In few days, death br famine
will have begun Its raGagea. lam, therefore,
especially requested by the General com.
1nanoinE lee. to appeal to the private chati-
t. Of the North to eend p:orisions to TINT re-
Eion. It Is triglt'm to think OF anybody
starving to death in this land Of plenty, but
The fact stalcs us In thu iace. PD1r women.
mothers Of helpless children once strong
men, now emaciated; onee Large elnre-aold-
.Is, nov as many tines poors. Vi the num-
b:r Of c1anorous mouths TO share the last
1.ct Of meal CIT ont pItc 'us!y, not f,r meat
and bread, but for cora, thai tn4y f'e crack
cd, ssallowed aud dige>ted, barely to
Fave lie. The very husss that The
pfec,ous ot.iert5 ofdtsirc. For pity's 4ke !;
~ TIC .hur Of Human naturc, lit the char
ats Q! Lit !eople be aroudct. In tunes past
1hey nave largely given u starving ireland !;
no" nc wolf bows around your own door,
xe&oy % Inash bis teeth upon yonr brothers
and sletcrf. and EnRH TIL lite IN. OF title IN
nocent b,lrs OF You. own household, Trains
are already ruLntug 10 Cartrrpyillr. only for
ty-three mfles ftnm A'lan'I- If The stores
will be sem xlthiu thrlr n aca, DO sn to this
point and bclow. as last as the 70 ID II flush
ed, The seople will Themselves rladly mau.
ton. Tit road to Atlanta Will not be CON.
pIettd tnto'e the 25th- Then government
E7nr ot do the work. The army here is in
= Mt Of supplies. The enterprises Of private
tLa,ity should move at ouce aud actively.
shuddtF with apprehension Lest bef3re this
kf,1f. r H.
seen WI be cold In death. Think OF It,
ChtistiaEs-peoole dying Of Starvation III
Am ca nad within 1our days railroad Of
Cincinnati.
, 1865-06-20

c,,izen Will gladly ply for the suprem, b:sasIucs
Of .tshillty Of Government, protection Of lsbos.
ihis have ths Epgli.b, with hslt our popailtIon,
and not quarter Of Cur energy and ingenuity,
EASILY horle and grown enormonay : Elea-. Wh.:
they san es.liy %, americans can aoao!y ao'
~ nra-n,,o v,ctc-ior. f,or, ~. r,,,, .io.,
tic wsr the world has seen, With the r-tcued Re.
,lb,!e oi, our thpufeyr II Wiz hec o+afuc thar =.
xe mach home to peass sna a, to !ssof; sons q
shc huge debt Of ont great salvation. 'r~as 4
war eofE. It was pleasant 10 heaf.- Bat the thing
proposed cannot nc done. 1t Is not pr lcs!c ID
stses Sc; &c re Contract, to psy moaey Ties ssn
fsacts caIpot be va11ed, excerpt a,y agreement b.
tween the pait'ea The Two Hundred Million
Loan Of March 3; 1sea, Esdes%,bls IN tea years.
forty ,cazs. caunot possibly b. paid IN S6s, by
the TORE OF .P.tstot,c or othxn eouribntloo Of
M s ss snS aSn as1Ss 9't e 9s 2
meeting ] en,ha.Is.m. auch Of it Is he'd in Gsr. Ter
nsny, and the Gefmars. like other peop*e,
" loan. II ie scattered from California to Maine,
from MlbneaotA to Louisiana, In sums Of <eni
IT. 0, $50, ana s1,uC; and Is held for insesr.,s
mcrt. II Jou wish to measure tho tenaeity
with which the seyen-th1rty notes viii
continue to be held, you must
spd indestrnciib'e seeasi.y ,or the 4urp!us raru-
iccs Of Years of labor al 81 per day-msasure The
feeling Of security for the savings OF the ptneha
lie or mountain farming complete sec1r,ty for
tic holy SURPRISES from The use Of the need1a By
eyes sprctscl.d v,lh see ard oserwork, and the
srs that 70 t. lind the chi,dless ard q R,os
ovid. 70 NJ asufe this tsuactty, you mostate The
t1derncss, the ci.,sust, tue uystcry wltb wnicn
a snldItr r. reInrninr ION the war te3rs oper
bis th1ft md hides anu sLuss away in lis 1nner
10 Fct. Eeyen.ThI.ty, tha price OF hts
Blood. Yor must see ii: dcvout look Of wholly
xst,sfrd whiting M the noel and th. cnunhiintr
seIse Of personnl aud pptIlc lmpor ace viii
Hh;rh ! faTm hand fmrIenrheil of1fr rnrn .,i,nt-
, 1865-06-20

tSpseial Dispatch 10 the chiclFo Tribune
ST. Louis. Jnun 49, il.
The Ccn.e1r1tise indfcuat'cu raeestns a..frEt
TIE tcsc:ble removal Of the Supreme Jnecca, was
tA7e atEair. naasgtd exclusively By Clayhark
pc]lt;cians-
Brfr. Gea janet Il. Williamson, lste Colonel oi
Tie 18Th Iowa infantry, has reported at head.
qusrtere from Dee eeMoines, lows. We unde,xt,nd
ttatbe will take command Of the military district
o. 81. Ioule.
A brigade Of NIseo oEri troops, the 9Th. e9th aud
a1et 1eRtmeute, arrived to-day from Louisville,
hEd bsd Cland reception By tue Governor, Msy.
GctcEai Pope aud General Dodgs.
S:nce the return Of the delegation from the
Chamber of CnmneTce from Bottom a vigorous
efdtt kas teeu IN progress to Eaiee Sufficient
pnopnt to lE:use the establishment OF Steam.
tntp line between New Orle.n. and Bostoa. tc CO.
operate With -tesspboats from this port. The
pfnpE-tt'Hn rucce=ds admna5ly.
In the Circuit court to-c3y an crd-r was fssned
for = rttnrn Oh the Injunction 'tsned :rasust t1e
with the records Ut the S0p.s me Coust
, 1865-06-20
Ul,lcaqo Qrlbll11c.


THE M - r.
e;,... t,,, four:c, nth Of MAY, fifteen thou
x,nd ~ ou1c have visited the grave Of the
II ,.7,lrsdt nj Lincoln at Oak Ridge, sp:ing-
field
movement ls On foot 10 St. Louis and
il meeting With considerable SUCCESS, to
.a.se Sufficient amount to insure the propos'
-! steamship line between New York aud
Boston 10 be operated In conneca ion Wath
beats running from s. Louis.
1lv President hat decided to abolish toe
restrictions @. cotton west Of the M1ss'ss'poi
river, AID will so3n declare the cotton 1raoe
opeu 10 the world ,,,,,.
II is now stated that JEFF. Davis WAi oe
tried in h civil court before Cniei 'ue1ee
Cbasc.
Brazil nnu Paraguay reports tht btaztlisus
dctca.-d. The later, bowcrct, nrc making
1,-rr,,at,ors with renewed energy for zig
oro1,5 prosecution OF the war.
The rutiyc war expenses Of Iowa are
$50. 600. OF tlls amount the General Gov
.tnmcnt Las reimbursed 800 900, sud s4oo,-
tgY have been met and paid from the current
.eyerue Of the State during the war.
Aoviccs f:om Georgia along the route Of
Shit, mar s march show tkat the utnost des-
.i,uston ex.sts, and that many Of the people
ART uctually dying Of sta walton, their homes,
furniture. cattle, horses, crops and farming
.'n1lcEcuts having been destroyed.
Secretary Seward has addrcssed letter to
Secretary Ne1lcs, announcing to hin the fol-
Loving 1acts, to be forwarded to the various
naval commanders Of the United statas
First, that Great Britain has Withdrawn the
~ -.,,..,s ea.Cnd ~, tha -~.,,tn f,"x,on.
r,,1.. 1.< 49, 49,, ~ a. a,,e,,sa .aa .t,s..
1o,e 4n,t NV III, ~ w. ~ .rs,emn~
c,.r,,us;rs =, E,,1,sh 1,es.1s :. T,..s,.S
-,,rts ,h,ra ~. 20 49,. .e s..,, t.o'A 1854
1,sb rtss,1s ~ ~ -, c,a ~ 10 ~ ha.sss. 49,
~ ~ o-,e.,,, +-,at~ T., -ats.ea. ~ .ss ~ ..s
slayc tfndr; md, fourth, tint rebel u.rates
on tie l.gh aess may be- lawiulIy captured by
Init. States vessels.
The military yomm;ss5op puopp.a In the
t'lal uf The ctnsaI.aIo.s. was occu,,icd yes-
.rrdas In leteuipc to the sr.uueute of TIC
dciense, tie .. incipal one being that OF hon,
Ecverdy Jchnyon. counsel fur Mrs, Susratt,
J'leadit !. lack of jurisdiction. and contendiue
that tic case can only be consututlonal1y
tried In the civil courts. Arguments of The
counsel for Hnrrold, OLaucllin aud PaFne,
were also read. The counsel for Harold
c':lE:s that he Is not guilty Of couspising
aguinst TIE government, or Of being engaged
IL the assassination. but only Of conuiviac at
and aiding Booth in bis escape. The counsel
for The latter prisoners declare their inno-
cc-ee ana ask thcfr acqnfttai.
IL Is tAlcu'I5 announced 1has the rumosed
dcseSiatlon OF Int iall Eon battlefield mon
TN n's ID u'tfae'
Subscriptions to the sc1tn tst:ty loan ycs.
, 1865-06-20
IEY rOoKEss CIRCULAR.


Al q matter Of come put]Ic curiosity, We
print Mr.. Jay Cookies circular, in which he
sticks to 1szore thai the national debt Is
a natiopnl blessing. The argument, as We
hare already stated. is funded upon au ab-
sudt7, viz: that debt Is capital. Still,
there nrc some things In the document With
which NC cnn agree, while rejecting this
manifest delusion. We can admit 1or In
stance, that the national securities furnish
conytIi.nt form Of Investment to persons
who have not the wisdom or the enterprise
to &c. K other kinds Of investment. To
Euch rcrtons the national debt may be IN
advantage. True, they will themselves pas
a part Of the interest which they annually
rccisc from the Government, but thsy might
Iosst the mcn' ) entirely If they Should Invest
it3 IL manufacturing, or mining Or rail+o4d
s'ecka. The Lumber Of those who hold the
bonds Of the Governmept will alTays be
lmsll nj coupared with the whole number Of
citizens, willie Ill viii be called upon to pay
a portion Q. the annual interest. How the
national debt can be regarded bl s.irg to
those who receive none Of this auuull interest,
but regularly Iay their prapu! ton, is not
shown. unless We admit Mr. Cooks major
premise tbet national 1cat Is - actual ca.h
capital" which We reject as Sheer childish
ness. Nj. Cook Instances The case ofa man
who has ke0,000 In Government securities.
He dcs,seb 10 go into q coal mining enter
p:Isc. He sllls lis Government bonds and
puts ILLS money Into the coal nine. There
fore the bonds are "t actual cash capltal!"
'tArEal. she drowned her elf willingly
The. holder of Government bonds will
pro: ably be able to find somebody to take
, 1865-06-20
NEHx fS If:lEi:54Ff H.
THE CONSPIRACY Trial.
Synopsis Of Hon. Rev
erdy Johnson's Ar
gument.
5EC'Y SEWARD'S IKsTRuC.
Ti0NS IN REFERENCE TO
ENGLAND.
JEFF. Davis to be Tried Before
Chief Justice Chase.
RESTRICTIONS on COTTON
| ENTIRELY REMOVED.
Tie South American War..pefeat
| Of The Brazilians. -.
THE ESCAPE OF ROBERT
T00MBS TO CUBA.
Why Alex Stephens Joined the
Secession Movement.
from Georgia--Repo1tsd
Starvation Among the
| Farmers.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE 7-53
| LOAN $3,273.100.
THE ESCAPE OF ROBERT
T00MBS TO CUBA.
Why alex Stephens Joined the
Secession Movement.
from Georgia --RepoTtsd
Starvation Among the
Farmers.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE 7-55
LOAN s3,273.10o.
GOLD CLOSED lao,


FROM CAtssO AND EEL0EV.
Th- Rebel x4ov-rDor OF Leu1.lsua-
Affairs at sSnsdad. 1extro-1krbel
Gcn~E ENix.Aha lne i1Akrue 1ppckxl Inc
..:iltkt"n on the ohIo-Ehu Cairo Gas
Especial Dl.pst:h to the chie.eo Tt:buoe.J
CA1Eo. June l9.
Ncw Otlears tutes 10 the 1eh sre received,
6ostrnor Allen, OF West Louisisus, aunouoces
himself m exile, ard publishes a farewell I'D
dttt6. lie tlicfs that In five years Lou,staua
viii fe restored 10 her original wcatIh ana r.os
pcr,sy.
4 letter I, the New Orleans T.aa.s, aa.e1 Esz.
dnd+ Eexsco jung 9Th, ssys: We cAue ..s1 here To-
day 10 zee Rasa.d. 4 place oF LON people or ev-
dry Iootr boxt and the people 1ppE ~ tLouk b
thty ccull rack mp and leave In . .tgat TT0
il. csAae 1unners End eoa,raba.d srstiers .nads
tomntf 1t III d cid ll1ge br~lne:s 1t Is 4 part
"f NatAEsnsas and ts1d- to Texas built up the
1n~n. Now that tbt rebellion hns collapsed p.i.
res arc Gown 10 the Ecite existing be(ure
the var, and everybody is anx:cus { rel. They
are vGry apxions 10 know hat tho arrtya' # ta:s
lasse teree mean here. They 1sed II hoo, u. the
now. Gtld Is the currepcy. oae m,sney - taken
By na.y vt fTent5.nve to thirty cents discouus.
There are scarcely any Freuch ucops At B.sda1, !,
1td fh+tt arr Mr.1!can= II tbs ffeo b seFElce,
The Colonel cetn. andln2 thc force IL abpat IN
citizens eostuue-
..Thtrs me aboat :, ,os) F.-nch soldier. st Ns:.-
mcsAs. II is rcpor ed t9st Cost:nas il adv II Eng
frem CaMnrca 10 ref Ike Ma nmoras.
''Gsr. Brown, Of H{lott, Is In commaod at
BEoEney'lle now- We are Poins up ID txo or
thrve dtys. Gen. Steele vll remain 1t BsazM
til he hear ftaD Gen. Shctld4n.s'
1he Mobile ssT1 taEs thai IN pslrnte party,
ct'n.ts'inG OF cefsttaied Confederate mi Fcderst
Generals. Geu: BnCfner lste1y expressed 'he wtsh
thsi Tire EnlLed Sister Rould a.i1E tim to take
htf COM znd snd Join the Federal a-ny I,r ths
mantenance Of The AoLroe doc'rins in Xe1ieo.
Ian {L,rEr nf ftNnfk tGn.n h-I
, 1865-06-20
Especial ptpatth 70 the cbiearo Tr.buoe. I

DEAAo1EEs, June ID.
Tie bonded war debt Of this State, Contracted
within the past tour years, appsox1mates three
hundred thousand dollnrh, and Is ayable in
twenty years. The entire W.T. expenses Of the
State amount 10 about eight hundred thousand
6olla.s. Of which the general government has re-
1mbursed us one hundred thousand, and four hur-
d1fd thousand Of the total amount has been met
u, d rasd By the ordinary current revenues Of the
Sts'e during the wns-
Ten niJes more Of the Valley R.l'ro.d are
under constitution contract, which will bring II
within fifteen uilee Of this city.
The headquarters Of Ar. Trscy. Caatrnsu Of
the nepublicaS Stase Central COMMITTEE. viii be
at Dckmoiuef. curing the canvass.
Judge Tt.mble, of Div,s county. the last Of ,he
Cuppr,bcsd Moh1cans of the st4te occupying
aas Judicial position, has very retent:y made the
,npa1tant discovery thst /: IL Of To u.c - yrte
the foJperhced t,Ckes MY more. aud therefore
rays he <htll nut do i'll
y. TAYLOR, Of ,he Dmana Rtpuetfca. has re-
crtr'd tic appo ntznert If Superintendent Of In
in AE:'fs III teb.:kta.
, 1865-06-20

TIE ESGL1.u SYSTEM OF TAXATION FAR DErTBl
TuAE OURS

! THAN DUKs.
The ErglIeh have no II ontie In raIstrg the in
mensc amount Of yfrr1y revenue required to carry
on their gore; nut Mt nad 10 keep down tho inter
est On their dehr. They wiser then We, get Il a.
most wholly ont or e!x astc1cs-tpls1ts, WING, TO-
hseco, suCar. tea nod coq1@. After atM years Of
h.vc finally ret up tbeir prtnc1p1l uachlne1y for
rs collection in clstom.h0uses aEu d1stll1eftsR.
Let Is fnltate thelf provfn wisd 3m. -
Secondly. there u no reaaon to apprehend that
thp interest Of thu Nnt:onsl debt viii b. burden-
rome to tie people and oppressive to tha devat-
Gpmt nj Of tee retOurcss Of the countsy-hecaase
and excise aud yemodecd the tariff 20 4. to thE,w
the wt}Eht Ut The debt on luxur;es ana aecumnla.
ted wealth, where It ought to be the0 Rn, aud
Oh daily labor. it ca alnost Nhut1y tighten the
tuteen by df1nsing tt-hy dlf1usiaT 1. Jcar aft,r
year, more 3bd more every year, oyer 1sEse
wealth. md Increasing incomes. Time Will effect
, 1865-06-20

fSpe cal D.srstch TO the chicsco Tribune
CINCINNATI, June 10.
The delegstes to the Tn1un State Convection
fr,m tt,fE city. That is to meet IL Columbus On
Wednesday for the uomiration OF Srate oflc4t.,
ere 1t nr'y I'll .tssightout Republicans. Still they
ere cot disposed 10 1aee an t,.us in Stats poi,.cs
on fhe question Of ne.ro .ufsaee. They will not
crafty the coFpeEheads BY dividing go that they
may NJ onqresed. Now that Governor Hsnu:h
hrf with1rawl, Geoesa! Coz, Republican of the
abolition school !, regard TO elsvc'y, will be nj
mott unanimously ncmlnsted for Governor.
Our irie SID frequent 1alae since rho late cora
pflntlpe, E1vc the fhEzerf In Southern Ohio hops
which L. beng ha1rcst d, VII b. unnsu,Ily 'a.:;e
4 week tcn orr wtpe rrowfrs reported Tho al
most sots1 obstruction OF fhr crspe ~ the H. but
II 's ON ceneralis conceded sha. the p1omis. eas
ucyt1 tcttSf for Eue yield,
, 1865-06-20

Editor Tribune.
The hra1e ard noble heroer, comprising Co K,
eeth Illinois Volunteers, tG1Itns Gn,rds,} we're
the re- iptents Of an ora'1on, ca Fttaay evening,
by The employers Of the Car Department Of the
t;altna DIv!ston G. i N. W. X. 4. Co. This
sop, ard lient. II. G. Greeh1eld, together win
the dstbing Major OF the regimen. J, II. Farqu-
bar, we're met oy the employees At the car shop
Cn Deeplstnes. eteeet, at eight o'clock, b,
a. They were received BY The commit.
tee appointed snd escorted to tha plat
lnrn,, the. band playing an 1rrptritipe air. They
we're moet joyfatly received, aud The shouts that
chief, convinced the :" bo1s" " that tney wura
welcome. An appropri,tc atdrpss was delivered
hy Mr. Fitzpatrick on the oec.s;ou. Yaj1r Far
antar responding On behslf OF Co. f., In an eI0.
lncnt reply. The Car Department Supplied
meet subeiantfal repa.t for the - buys aud thcf
friends. There were over thr. 20 hundred parsons
present Mes.rs. Turner and Wales tang - rhe
and other patriotic songs, In thair usus1 effective
the "boye" and ladies' ''tsippcd the light fan
taettc toe " until late hour.
Decide dIy this wns one o. The most pleasant re-
utioDs which has taken plaza in Chicsso for 4
br1ob:E OF years. Too much praise cannot b.
nwsrded to Mteers. Wharton, Humphrey, Kirk
y ard nA1htfoR. the committee appointed By
the depalt1 ent, for The succea:tul results at
tendsnt On the occasion. Co. 4, felt highly
Rralned It the reception they received At 'the
due 10 Mr. ]. D. Perkins for the assistance be
rendered upon the OCCASION In directing the mu.
Sic and eaneea tuslnR the evening. md TO the Ia
dies, Mrs. Wharton, Humphrey, Williams, Stet-
son sud others. who kindly volunteered sheir ser
y.ees Ut the tables. R.
, 1865-06-20

BosTon, June 19.-The sessions OF the Con.
sTegs1ional Churches, held in the Mount Vercou
Church, DFc expected to coutinns through the
io-dsy we1c ministerial education, the bniIdtug u
lew ehufcbes, and Eystem.ttEiug OF benevolent
6rnfralntinta. Il series Of resoluEous were adopt.
ed on the ttHfe Of the country.
Gov Andrew yiaite6 tue Council this afternoon.
Khere he was very cordially received. Rev. Dr.,
Thomson. OF New York, Assistant Moteratot,
which 40 appropriate response wss given. Ths
GcnEcu h,s accepted IN invitation to r.s1t Ply
mouth on Thursdsy.
, 1865-06-20
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