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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

steamer Kingssher. Gale. Bstrnor.. " houn. md's, T.
Steamer r. C. Knight, Gallagher Phlsdelphi. md'' VIM
o. steam transport Delaware Rossr Eewbern 18Th last,
and Uet,srs, Inlet itth ofdnnnc, stores TO u. q N
Ship Hsmi.Phere Br George. Liverpool. - days. md'e
Bari Jane. Welsh tof Belize, Hon Bssl, vess Crus 81
DAYS hides kc , y. AleIsndfe Son.
buk Henry T. Lord ,of Harp'wel Pinihsm mssnns' III
s,,t J.srt tof Purms,b ~ ST. OBri.n Mai.nr, 10 d,,
mesdo and sugar H. J. c. A. D-Wolf loan Inst. Cd bat
teras had heavy gale from Sc to ~ NV" with very
BAD Are,,. tof se.r.port COleord s.gu days sus.r
and moa,'s r. p Buck Co Lea barb villa France for
Brig olinoco o Psu.boro Elderkn, Ms,HOro' Is days.
cotton Maitland Phelps Co
Brig Chss c. Colson tot Belfast Ms) Perry, hssanI" 9Th
scir Minnie lof g. John N b. Fr,.thy Is.. Mf., Ar.
crbo r. H. ~ days sugar. Miller Hougton I'm tho 20h
ul,. while c.p' MI. was ashore :: Arec.iep sr,nr the
that he could not get board after ing day and h.
OBLIGED to zip the anchor snd put % and
days getting back the gale s prevailing could get
with port and getting short Of provisions and
water. came o without him
schr. Luisis, Und.rhil, BorOcos days. fruit, J. T.
schr Rover tof H.nhr) oByan, Halifax days. s.h and
grain, n. " Small Co
schr. George Henry. Curtis, New London;
schr. g. l.. Croker. Presby Taunton for Philadelphia
schr. Minnesota, Phinney New Bedford.
Scbn J. Logger. Lincoln. Dghton.
Schr L. Wootten, Young. Broothavcn.
schr A. T Rowland. Rsynor, Port Jcnerson
scbr War Eagle Kelly Charleston. b. c. days. In bslsst
schr 1. Mckinney, -, Gloucester, ash. Woodruff Hob
sctn Colonel Lester. Perry, New bedford
schr. y. J. Palmer Palmer New bedford.
Schr Sarah. Benson, New Bedford for Philadelphia
Schr }. Phco. Picrson Fs River for Providence.
SciS Neptune. Dow, Providence
Schr Ch.yoit. Coleman, New Haven.
Bcbr Frolic. Kennedy. Rockiapd lime.
Bchr Eta q. F0gg Fogs, Tsngier foS Bsstoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
Bort Waroens' Notice.
erAri o. NHw-YonE.

poHf-WAnDsm Ovvicu. No l04 WslA
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
IN ssotion Of the pssssd phil H. 1887 entitled IAN
Ae, 10 Rsofsazs the Wsdens Office Of the Port Of New
Yo 70 al perons Interested In having charge o. the
sshts4 mSsi Of ssch inquiry examination survey that
~ following vesss under animation BY the Port
Wdsns and that the ssid surveys examinations viii be
ssnpsse4 withs sa dAys ssx, sueossAns This soes ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

Barb Dew Drop bosnd sl3th Inst. lat. ~ loo. u 50
Brig Csmbns from Cumberland Hsfbor for Now Yorkl@h
It,, lst ~ 49, Ion. OIL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

CTEAM WEEKLY y LIVERPOOL, touNk
steamer. q The Liverpool Nsw.York end PHILADELPHIA StsS
ship Company lInan Lns carrying The U. - Mails sss6
tsndsd to sail folows 49,. .
CITY OF BALTIMORE. ......~....... Saturday M,ce
CITY OF Observation-Disclosures. Saturday d o.
CITY OF LONDON.... '..Sasniday. ApNy
And eyery succeeding SATURDAY, - nssat 0so fAes -
North River
Payable in gold, q fs equivalent IN sney'
FIRST CABIN........ S6O % STEEhAGE .....s....oA2
Fir; CABIN 70 London. y % stse:ass 70 Londos...'
Fires Cabin to paris.... 6 W Stsersss 70 Psrss. -
First Cabin TO Hamburg " CO Steersgs TO Hamburs ~
Passengers also forwarded 70 HAVE. Bremen, kottsrdA
Antwerp, &c, Of equally low rstsa
Fares from LVerpoo or Queenstown, Let Cabin, ga -
SOS. S.serags, so. Those who wish - sspa tx -
friends can buy tickets here at these rs.cs
For further Information, apply the ConipMys e6icsG
JOHN q. DALE, Agent. No. Is Broadway, NJ !.
TT S. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
u via PANAMA,
GREAT REDUCTION IN STEERAGE RATES
The following frs.elass side wheei steemsps win b -
patched at noon, precisev from Pier No North RivRs
March - OCEAN QUEEN. Wen.
(Connecting 1t Psnams with Golden City
April .. ARIEL, Jones,
(Conrecting at Panama with Condifnton.D
April - COSTA RIGA. Tnkspaush,
fConnectns al Peusns with SacTsmsntS)
d. b. ALLEN No. Slowing 0rssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. rAe
sFN0ER TRAINS LEAVE NEW,fOHn; va IA, vac
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANCE OF w W
connecting with railroads Tor al principal ciiss N 'ns
runnIns ordsr 10 Mansfield Gallon urbanA Dayton CinsO
natl and St. Louis without break OF gauge s,yrrrsrn
L. H. oo"oAAA' ' Nssdyille Pa General SuvH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

nar UNITED STATN
Y $40
TREASURY E0rEs
For immediate delivery. at
H0wEs g. MAcy's, Bankers,
No. 30 wALLsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD WlNTEH
IL ARRANCE Me Nr-Leavss New York, Janes-siip -
3s . Ea., RIVER for 0Iesapor s., h'Eor hanp'epssas.
inr3Le ct a IN. and p. trnnniag through =
Gi.snpO SATURDAY evsns f0 5o s}c ss sun.H
0x.is, Raw and Uuungton) Fer Hempsead Jamaica -
Winfield at and 10 % ana Z ana p m =, -
R,vsr Al sisa M fox lsphank stopping at al stations -
cen, H.upstesd and Syosso Excursion T;he Tor tn1
~ .,ppsiacrd r.tss A. REASONER. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

IL Chsmbsr.-st, via Pavouis Ferry;
g M. Day Express, for Csnaadiyhs. kochssrs ns
Salamanca West Connects at Buffalo with Lake snsSS
and Grand Trunk Rswsys and 81 Salamanca sith AuaAo
and Great Western Railway. 49,, "a, Lee
10 N, Express Mail, Tor Buffalo connecting viii L.
Shore Railway.
So M Nish Express for Cshaneaisua. Rochester bus>a~
o. M Lsh,uns Express daily fer Cansndalgss Rocks
ter Budao salarsnca, Ounkrk. and Wee. Connect: q
b. 6o with Lake SHORE add Grand Trunk Rsiways -
Salamanca with Atlautic and Great Ws.iefn Railway.
sp M Erns ant Train daily for Buffalo Salamanca -
kfyh nd We&t I..HIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
vNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR D
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
" Depot IN New-York foot Of Lbertyst. North Rive
connecting Hampton Junction with Delaware LsckswA
aud Western Railroad Esston with Lehsh Valley hs
road and s connections forming direct line 10 Pit1buo
and the West, without change Of ears ~ % y
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Train, daily from the West except SundsyA
when evening Train.
SIXTY Mes and Two Hours sved BY this line 10 Chi0oA
Cincinnati ST. Louis. etc, with but change Of cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. 90.
Commencing Februcry 1855. lesve New York a. lowW
Wilkesbarre. Mahanoy City ke 49,
MAIL TsAN-Ats:6os N. for Feminston, Esston WsA1
Gap Scranton wiikesbsrrs, Great Bead Pttsou bnzhaD
tor. &c. NJ
500 a. m Western Express for Esston Allentown hss4
Ing HArrsburs Psbus and the West with but ono cns
Of cars to Cincinnati Chicago. aud but one change " y
LOUIS -. ..r..f
II 100 q m. . 20 and 900 Trsin for Elisabeth.
1900 m. TRAIy-for Easton Allentown. Msuca ChunS
Wnkesbsrrs. Wulanispsr, Reading. Psitzvle, rAfnouo
&c 49,
SOP m.-FOr Ess.on Bethlehem. Allentown and AssaA
Chusk.
40 o. m--ror somsrville and Fleminston
6p. rl.-For Somerviue. Il
800 D. u. EAS;ExPRze-For Eaton. Aptntow4
Rssdins farris51rg Pittsburgh and the Wss, SesVno
cars through Jersey City Psbursn every evening"
FLuAB.TuPoRr AND NgwYoRK FEhRr-Lesve 49,
York from Pier No N. r. sa:oo Boats stop se -
xeu Point sad sisruers ha;bor. = -.,
Tickets tor tho West be obtained Of the once OF -
Central Railroad Company. foo. OF Liberty At, N H. -
A.sor House. At Nos 9l and SO Broadway and st the p
cipal hotel. JOSIAH y. srEARSs. Superirtendene
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

NEW-f0RK, Jan. %. Ib65
The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YoRK-This Bank has commenced business ct No. ~
Broadway. and offers ita services 10 tie public
Collections viii be made on all accessibe points on
the lowest terms.
All orders for Government Securities VIII be promptly
executed. and the customary commission allowed to
purchasers.
Special attention viii be given to business connected
with Government, and persons wishing to avoid the
inconvenience Of addressing the Departments are In.
yited to apply to the officers Of this Bank.
,....r...l NOAH L. WILSON, President.
ALFRED A. Posi- Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
C,:dn 5ieamers.

Mail STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
wi The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS
new line Of hr.,-cls" sd.-wheel STEAMSHIPS, between
NETWORK and HAVRE
The hr.t w. splendid Vessels INTENDED Be put upon this
hvorte route for the Continent are the following;
WASH MOTION. ......3, 3o4 turs eD horsepower
LAFAY ETTE......,...52Q. tuns. 900 horse pow@.
EUROPE. laaosp oohOr.e'pow.t
FRANCE. .................lefo asl, 800 hotscpowef
Until the completion Of he entire list the service wiz %
reformed BY tue /,
esnde, - follows:
WASH rCN.....,....W sdnssday. March ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ednescsy Apr1l %
WASHINGTON. w ednesdsy, May ~
Eirt Cabin zinc udin3 table VINE .....-.:..sls
second { .bin Gncluding table .wins). . 70 " . 80
Pevabe In gold lite equivalent In United states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE TRAs o. cEARGA
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
No. Bros way NewYorf
Yshs No. u Bon,vsId dss Cspaeinss Grand Hotels at
U.us WILLIAM iSELfN 4 Co
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Chances for Business Mlen.

A PARTNER WANTED with small capt.
IA tai, to carry the Coffee and Spice b..ine's; OF
would sell the business toget with ell tho Machinery
Portable Engine Coffee Rossters and Coffee Mil and Shs
inf and al the Tools. ke Gail er days No ls3 Creep
wich-st- G. II. CALhlNS.
DRINTING OFFICE for SALE.-A small
/ JOB OFFICE, with good run Of custom, for SALE
low for cash- Apply 10 ELLERY BROTHERS,
No. Isl Division-st
DROPELLER BARGE and BARGE for Sale.
i Propeller Barge EDWARD BECH and Barge WEST
MINISTER years old in first rate order bulk for carry
between Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, TO-
ss.hsr Of eoO tuns carrying capacity AppyD
EDWARD BECH, No. 81 Besverst.
DARTNER WANTED with abont 900
i capital in Machine and Tool Shop in Baltimore doing
good business and having complete Machinery snd Seap
Engine Object TO enlarge the business Beat OF New ORR
baltimore references given. Address 8. IA. JANkEY
Box No. L+76 Post Ohce. Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

Apoken .

MAHcH ls-stssmsrs-M.sis,ipp General Lyon. Ar!sans
BGk Lsmphshter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

E,OR NEw-HAVEN, HARTFORD, anA
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leave Psok snp q 3;w -
gsla, g AssA Sad ~. tsa N'w'Hsvs 4 uRA :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY X. R.
Win Tsm: hisHRskSSsss d hfp sSs H. IoHs
nnnpproKKIyN 10 PHlLADELPHlA-tGe 81 ExsS2
sion "a good g. thee d, In, s' .s1.n,ps
s o sann.etns at PORT MONMOUTH with cxprcee
,,,n. for PHILADELPHIA, TUCKERTON, BARNEGAE.
TOMS RIVER ke Returning. leave Vine-sA ssny, fhis
Traveller. from the cy Of New Yot are notihed not y
for passage by this limo the State OF New Jersey
sned 70 the Camden and Amboy monopoly the e1custve
yile.e Of carrying passengers and freight between the cs
Of New York and Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
wi PANY-roos Of Bafclay.st.-On and After Jss- u
.,oash m.a trains Tor Hacsettsewn and intsmed.ts -
tions viii leavs New.YOr Al a;D . m and p IN mo"s
town Express u p. NJ. .....,A.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

NRW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Trains Tor Albany Troy nd Saratoga SPRING. sse
Meeting With the NORTH saA wss ssvs Sshs% asess
Tets,s nav BE- prscursd u the s6Acss Of wssteetrs
press In Nsw.Yorf and Brooklyn bsa ehsctSH 6oo -
resdsnos poiss en- this road and its oonnsososs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

Gen. Palmer gives the following off,
cial definition as to who shall be con-
sidered as having aided aud sbetted the
rebellion, and be excluded from the ex-
ercise Of the elective franchise in conse-
quence:
Those who (l) in anywise displayed
rebel flags or assisted in doing so. aihsa
Those who ~ cheered for any Of
the rebel feeders. rTe1nUT
= Those who go rejoicsd at rebel VIC
tories or invssionS.
"Those who (4) voluntarily took or
sens provisions to the Copfederates, or
invited them 70 thsir houses to enter
tain them. af- -. = A%gNR
"Those who (5) advocated the claims
of the confederaey publicly, and desired
its recc gnitiont
"Those who l6) expressed desire
for the capture or destruction of Cinciu'
natl, New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, or aDy other loyal city BY any Of
the rebel forces -
"Thoss who ~ publicly expressed
sympathy for the rebel csuse, or con
demned the National Government for
endeavoring to suppress the rebellion.
Those who (S) persuaded any Fed
eral soldiers to leave the Union army.
Those who (e) persuaded men e
join the rebel army" astr rHfg
The above viii consign many thou
sands of peaceable, law-shiding eiti
gems as Stuart Robson and Judgs
Bullitt cali themselves-to she Inde1
Expurgatorius.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

An IScIDEsr AT FIRR.-Aa inlsrest-
ing incident occurred at the FIRE which
consumed Bousel's Hotel, Bay City,
Michigan, on Thursday. 9th cult. A
lady who occupied rooms on the third
foor become someEhat excited when
the alarm Of FIRE. was given, aud went
down stairs to discover It's whereabouts,
leaving her infant child asleep 10. bed.
Ia the confusion she forgot il until the
flames had complete possession Of Che
hotel. She then attempted to enter the
bpilding to rescue il. but was prevented.
The fremen aud others, 10 saving the
furniture, threw the bedding out Of the
windows The identical bed was rolled
up, thrown ont of the window, and car
ried With the other goods 90 to the
bridge, for safety. After the fire, in re,
moving the goods, the child was found
safe and asleep. r-.-.s,e..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
- 80 q


SKrECTtos. 1SD RoSssk1 This Go
cinnati Commercial Of Tuesday says: A
wholesale grocery merchant of ST.. LCus
arrived here last FRIDAY, y called at the
BIrnet Honse, where h. made anxious
isquiry Of Ms Milkinson as 70 whether
the names Of George w. Ashcraft "and
lady had been registered there. Being
informed in the negative, be left, the
same day, for New York, in guest Of the
parties. Upon this incident hangs q
tale. It appears that the George ".
Ashcraft referred to had been in the en-
ploy, as book keeper, of the gentleman
who is now making such 3 vigorous
search for him. His employer has .
daughter Of eighteen, . beautiful girl
who had become enamersd of the said
book-keeper, who is said to be q young
man of fascinating address, remarkably
good looks, aud evidently interruptions
character Discovering his advantage,
Ashcraft Immediately followed it up, to
the shame of the unfortunate girl, who
readily yielded herself to his wishes.
While their peculiar intimacy was yet
secret, known only TO themselves, Ash
craft, fearful of the consequences, pro
posed to her father for her hand in mar
rage. The father refused his consent,
which would certainly have been granted
had he known the real state of affairs
but neither Of the guilty parties had the
courage to inform the parents, aud the
consequence was, the weak, yieldingig RI,
fearful of their anger, and dreading the
shame she would have TO encounter upon
the exposure, and still olinging with al
the fervor of the love Of Der passionate
nature, to her guilty companion, con-
scented to leave the city with him. Upon
the night Of their departure, she peDned
and directed 10 her mother a short note,
vaguely limiting at The facts Of her mis-
fortune, while the book keeper sppropri-
ated to himself the sum Of 81 500, which
he had placed in blank book as for q
deposit AS soon as he could ascertain
the direction in which the fugitiVes bad
started, the grief stricken father left bic
home in pursuit OF them, with the deter
mina,ion of overtaking them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

kkA SIIGHT MIsTGKE-An impairment
conductor on the Second and Third
street (Philadelphie, } passenger Railway,
was rather too fast the other day for his
own comfort. The case is shus stated by
the Bulletin: ..--... f4a+-- 8.
IAN individual with an exceeding
dark complexion, got into the car, when
he was Immediately informed by the con-
ductor that colOred people were not al
lowed to ride on that linz" ----.---..-.
do you cali me niggerf" sasagely
euquired the would be passenger. Q
mo" replied the conductor, "but
call You q colored person
The conductor immediately received
n blow which knocked him from the plat
form; upon regaining his feet bis assailsni
remarked: al am satisfied now and viii
show You that Tn not eolored psrson-"
He then opened valiss and displayed q
uniform Of CoIlie's Zouaves, saying
sTm a soldier, and have just been dis.
charged" tits well known that the mer
Of Collie's Zouaves are greatly bronzed
and auy..of them might well be taker
for cOlored people when they are without
uniforms"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

8@ At q Feniau meeting held last
Tuesday night in Old ST. Louis, 81 500,
together with several hundred rifes,
sabres, and revoIvers, were collected
and shipped to their proper destination.
Where that place il and who has charge
Of them il not to be made public till the
crack Of the hrst rife and the boom OF
the FIRST cannon is heard in -, (ahl
that's the ruby on the shores of the
Emerald Isle; and that too in less than
twelve months-East 81 Louis Herald,
Slst nit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

H%L. ]. Jennings, the new cores.
respondent Of the London Times, Is g
6ne specimen Of an Eugliahman. He
wears the liItlest inverted wash-bowl on
his head, and the biggest Oxford ties on
his feet, sports g bob tail shooting jack
ct with immense lappels, and conitnu-
ally studies American institutions
through an Observation-Disclosures suca
a figure as one would expect 20 stumble
upon after shop hours At Kensingtcn OF
Cremone. he talks very Astteringly Of
eRr people and affairs, and drinks cham
payne very freely with the petroleum
and shoddy nSbobs Who are toadying
him st the watering places, and Who viii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
Regular EvansvIlIe, Cairo and Menu
phis Packet Line
SPECIAL NOTICES.

What the IIIustrious Abernethy
saId.-"Wsll, sir, what's the mattsrf'' said
Aberneihy, the great English Surgeon. to q ca
dAyerous looking patient, Whe bad called to con-
suIt him. "Oh, nothing seriouH,' was the reply,
smy stomach aud liver are cut OF order, that's
ALL" Do you call that nothing serious Z" said
Abernsthyi ~ tell you, SIR, that when those two
organs out of order, you call IT, there Is not
square inch Of the body that ~ not more or less
diseased, nor drop Of blood In Il that is in q
healthfal condition." Nothing can be more true.
ard therefore 1t Is Of the very highest importan-e
TO keep the stomach and liver In q vigorous con.
dition. II the one is weak and the other irrsgu.
lar In ita sction, tone and control tn m with
H0sTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TERs-tbe most genial vegetable restorative and
Alternative that has ever been Rimiaistsred 90
cure for DyspepsiA and Liver Disease. It is re-
commended by distinguished surg cons and physi-
clans Of the UDited States Army, BY cheers Of
the Army and Navy, BY our hrst authors, by
eminent elergymen-in fact, by Thousands Of the
most intelligent Of every class. as an unequallsd
prets1tive against spidemic ami maisrious dis
eases, and perfectly innosuous, bat at the same
time powerful, inv.gorant and Alternative.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07
THE VERY latest
~ SO
TELE CIR APP H.

The JsR. Davis Meeting In New York.
NEw YoRK, August 5.-Mr. Robert
Blown, who was pressat atths JEFF. Da-
Wis meeting in this city the other day,
makes an affidavit to the following state
meut of facts: @N
The meeting vas srst composed of
citizens of New York, when st the
suggestion of some one several Seuthern
gentlemen outside Wers invited in, when
the doors were closed There were then
ten men present The object Of the
meeting being to raise funds to pay for
the defence of Davis, q CON, nittee was
appointed for that purpose, consisting Of
Mayor Gunther, who was not present,
Charles Butter6eld, Thomas Martin,
Douglas and Clancy. A general con-
versation ensued. They all agreed that
the Davis trial was the most important
one in the worlds history. Mr.. Cutler
quoted from the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence to them that the Western States
had right 70 secede.
Other takers took the same ground,
citing the actions and opinions of the
citizens of New York and Massachusetts,
when the Constitution was formed.
Mr.. Livingston, Of Alabama, read
from several Free State Constitutions
the expressed right TO seesde. It was
said the effect Of tbs trial of Davis
would be 9 revolution Of sentiment
everywhere in favor Of the South. 1t
would be proved on trial that the seces-
sion cause was right and entitled to the
sympathies Of the world; that in twenty
five years the person who called the
secession Of the Sonth treason would be
deemed . mailman, and the execution
of Mrs. Surratt as deliberate murder.
Mr.. Martin said the court bad no legal
jurisdiction, and that the execution was
deliberate murder. s
Mr. Livingston said several English
men had told him that this cruel muir
der would send thrill Of horror through
Europe, and the howl that would be sent
back would so cover and terrify the
American Government that we will be
afraid to bring Davis TO trial He be-
lieved the intention was to keep him
lingering in prison. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

CNCINEATI, August 5.-River has
risen % inches; Is feet inches water
in the channel Weather cloudy. Heavy
rain again last night. Thermometer so.
PIrrsBURG, August 5,--River feet
inches by the pier mark, and rising.
Weather cloudy Heavy rain fell
during the night and this morning
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

CAIRo, August 5.--over 300 bales
of cotton passed here yesterday for st.
Louis, and $50 for Cincinnati.
The Mobile a Ohio Railroad is COM
pleted from Columbus, Kentucky, to
Trenton, Tennessee. 1t viii be running
through to Mobile in few weeks more
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

WAsHNGToE, August 5.--The Post
master General has just ordered the re-
newal Of mail service on the Mobile d
Ohio Railroad, from Mobile, Alabama,
to Columbus, Georgia, including Macon
and other important points.
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! To Steamboat Msn.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

ST.. Louis, Aug. 5-By the recent
completion OF the line between Pine
Bluff and Camden, Ark, telegraphie
communication ia opened to Galveston,
via Shreveport
The Marshall aud Houston lines are
In course of construction in Western
Texas, and win soon give the Washing
ton authorities communication with San
Antonio. Brownsville, and other points
on the frontier.