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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

I ONG ISLAND RAlLEOAD.-iraihs leave
Il 4 rrt Jsmo.sip F~rry, ret k.;cr: -,
IN. Through Mail ffsn for orecnpo.I Jain1ies hemp'
scad, Glen Cove. end Way stations
"A a ~ fJT Syo.sa' md az Way stations
D n Errgi.. Tr.ia for YaphAns Jamaica, Henpstead,
G- Cove aid W.y Ssn,Ea.t II Hcs'ylie. On ATu h.
DAY this Tain tbrOug, 70 6recnpoft, returning ON
NOSDAY MORNINGS. leaving Gr,surort ct $40 L. IA,
.uiyin. 1t II nier's p nt ~ 1923 u. N -
4 o. NJ. for syo..ct Jamaica, Heinpsead Iien 0o'e'
H.ek.ylilc md WAY Stsiions.
b. M, for Esrminrlale ,nd Way Stations -
SUNDAY EXCURSION ThAih-Wil iosvs fun,cr
Pom, 30 M for Yapnsns aud leaving Ysphanx .. $780,
snivin, ~ Brnters Point a. 3:i3 p M.
D CfiAHItCh. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PAHY-toot 81 BARCLAY st-On aud alter Npri 10
ta, f'r H.cssstown and in'- mediate sis
tior. VIA leave st 20 Mall Etrrrs. for sn s'oo'
ives, OF Mlburn, IT 40 r. MoErso~n Express h2 p III
y. SCdOCU, Assistant. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

NOR NEW-ORLEANS DlRECT:-The u: y.
Il Mail Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL apt van
will leave Pier No .. " r. on sAiVilph., hiay 81, .,
freight, apply to ". r.. CROM"kLhs Co.. NO 10 "es's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
OTYIcv OF ms ILIIaols Central RAILROAD Co.,

New.lork Msy l, 1865
TTUE ANNUAL MEETING of the Share
Il hodsrs Of the rois Central Railroad Company for the
&t.iou Directors and the Transaction of other business
al be held Ofce Of the Company 10 the City Of
Catcsso WEDNESDAY the 3.st day Of Ny, 1865, at II
ecfock noon.
The Transfer Books OF The Company viii be closed al the
ose the 10th instant end opened on the ID OF
lana L. A. CATLlN sec etary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
nle6ieal.

nR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. 7 Eeachs,, btweea Ysrfck and
West broadway Is the only place where the afflicted viii
receive proper medical treatment Hour from a. u q.
mr.. A. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR.
GEON treats successfully al difficulties that females
are subject TO- Relief given In al ess~a. Office No.
Beach a. three doors !roni West Broadway, NewYoTk
EFRS. NJ. G. BROWN. METAPHYSICAL
IVA PHYSICIAN. from Philadelphia dscovsrer and pro,
prietor of The celebrated "MFTaPHfSiCAL DISCOVERY
now at her Office No 81 Bond and would be cd to Il
who are using Metaphysical Disccvery also go athlete!
IN ny way She positively ire word hs shere Il NJ
other ANfIDOTE that will resch the CAUSE OF DisEASh
or discovery treats the CAUSE, and not the EFtECi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
UuOH WDpLF. ttr'I Ell, Now
wv r. BARR Genl Pas. Agent, s.~.1oIh-

HUDSON RIVER Raj pOAD.-On and
afer MONDAY May Q, los tn. - leave Thir,ien-'.
station f Albany ami Troy connecting with Northern and
Westen tralu. Il 70 O. u. IL ~ T. &, 1899 Sleep
ing Gar, attached ard 10: - D. M isins The p N.
train lun through Buffalo srd su,prnson bndse VA iioy
xithou. claase .. cars sunday iEain y N,
- a. TOIClY Asst srpt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

NIALLAChr -
w Proprietor and Manager. M. LESTER HALLACk.
FRIDAY,
Second time this the Popular Comedy in three ac's
rewritten by Mr. Bouciessi. expressly oT NJ WALLACE
Th-E.er, -
LOVE AND MONEY.
with very full and omplete cast,
In which will spp-ar r Lester Wasck also Mr. Charles
Fisher, Mr. MARI SAITH Mr.. Norton. Mr.. Whiting Mr..
prowns Mr. Wa D. Ms, Mary damon, Mrs. Vernon. Misc
AZ U.srauss i!rs ohm Seton Miss Mary Barrett, Mis-
Greer, Mia ManTee. end Mia Cennsn.
northumberland PARK.
MDNDAY-fou cosults very successful Comedy. HOW
StF Low Is RIM. -
ICI On PARLE FRAS(AlS.
MR. lEsrgR WAL tCKS
rerform.n arc a limited amber Of nj yhts.
Doors open a. z, Over.Gre at 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
Stores. Ranges, ST.

10000 NOV Y ! Y sr EsE!
SUMNER AND WINTER COOKING STOVE.
The mos. duribe and perfect In it. convenience
and operation OF any now in A hRAL HOUSEHOLD
BFNEFACTOR. Arranged with WATER BACK, or hot
water Reservoir.
soo Agency for New.York and vicinity,
JOHN q. A. BUTLER,
Nc. 1s Wster.st. ,betwe-n beekmsns and Pechs alp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
Gopartnersbip Notifies.

FINHE FIRM heretofore existing under the
Il name Of W. h A. STEVENS. doing bushes, at No ~
oostsr Ia this day dissolved y nutasl consent either
party to sign the OF the frm In hggidsio
ASA STEVENS
ASA STEVENS will continue the Provision Busirs" q
the same place.
Nevi0Ik May IS, 1865
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Trsns for Albany, Troy sud Saratoga Springs also oo
NJ ling with West, Leave zothst depot a.
q. "a. and o. IN. ,,,..,. r..
okeis may procured at the Office. Of Weseoas X
fs snev points this load aud its connections.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Tra!ns leave
IN foot OF Corandt st.. for fnlLApELpHiA, s 10 ana ;p
II M and D. M aud !! nsnsnti iof M ,sd
nigh, Mitay Tickets nct receivable In tho D. M train
For other particulsrs SOC bills st Offices.
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL.
Al ROAD--ch tk6E Of flEA,-on and after FRIDAY,
Nav 1855 Passenger aud Freight Boats Of this Company
will s.ve Pier North River nstesi Of Pier foot Of Muir
Isyst. ~ bets.eIo.e ~ sNspA"' s"o3l"s'@sn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

w LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
of The besnul drama sdspt.d by Tom Taylor from the
French, entitled
TIE GRAY LADY
PENARVON.
with is new and Beautiful scenery aud splendid css'.
SPECIAL EOTlCE.--ILe management be, penurc In an
nouucins an engagement with the young and brilliant tsse
tieEne -.
MISS FoSMER,
who Il appsG on MONDAY. 1nh' -
CAMILLE.
Seat, =. y nov be secured for Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
Gtedmboais ano Railroads.

MONTANA AND IDAHO TEANSPORIA'
WI TON LINE. ,,,.ocv
FOR FORT BENTON, VlR6iSiA CITY, DANNo, "a, n
q, ~ aud s points IN the Mining DistHctA The big last
aud splendid passenger steamer
q. w. GRAHAM,
will leave SATURDAY Msy "a, AZ N Ps"enssis ara
,,er. can rely on themse and freight bous delivered
st dssinston have the exceedingly Hight
er Deer Lodge, Benton and Gen Grant, between OH O0n
and Fort benton tv tax. her Il ia Of ow water.
J. EAGER, Agent. No. Al Broad"
NOR HUDSON, CATSKILL, RflNEbEch,
u 'HRISrOi, and WEST CAMP.-Stesmers leave foot oil
I;arrison.st daily (sundays eIoeped at o'clock =. "a
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PERTH AM,
II BOY touching at Blazing Star. Tottens h9twne sna
Mood. Landing THE steamer MAGENrA sase' Ne~ %
'rU"s,rI At 81 a. m and New York, nom Tier No 20
Nnb River betu cen Barclay and Robn.onss u y. ~
F.rs between NswY aud NewBTan'~iek' W ssne' ID
isjmsdisis landing, " cent!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
Financial.
O,rcu ov TVS MgrRorcrtrAs iysua.sc go 70
NJ ios BRoApwAy, Nsw-i oBK May y, 1908.
.pT TITAN THREE. OF ID

T1~V( nv
NJ ios BRoApvAy, new oBK May " 1905.
~roPE THAN THREE-FOUtiHS ol tne
ri sTOkHOLDERS Of tbs Company hss.s 9na nno a.
20 q, increase Of IL Capital stock i,9m &JyvvVVto
~ a. 600 90 by tho issue Of Seven honSane oeA,es
ne . ~ IN. uar yaoe Of 4ltp each the boaic Of III
- , lie this day. uuantnousiy resolved 10
I c.'', ~ -, ~enit,f 20 ONE MILLION Or DObLAhS'
eThs .,h.,rptiop .r such inciear" WIN De a. 20
no III Cdmno,v No l03 Broadway, on MONDAnt me
Q, 81 kIsy instant and remain open until III
XIV ~. ~. aty.ffth 1ty OF the sane mohin
e.rt N suhscr ption VII os Paysp'e az the ',e
and The remaining heV PEI cent on OF neoio
1880 Of Jar. next an interes AZ The rate 90 seven
e W. IN h. charged slch portion q the subscripon
unu,d sitter the I've Bty nitl day of May uitll
AZ pnvuent aud interest VIII allowed Oh al pey
- ~ nyyior 20 ths Tweuty.hnh OF May .
e. rsn.frr book al be cos.d nom tue tleenA Oh May
.,ar tis I've atty iifth Of May, bath ilclnsive
- ''''A " JOHN C. OOODRDGE, Secretary.
KyOTICE.--ln pursuance OF resolution ni
~ the Board Of Directors d TIE NEN.fokh fiEh
Ssp WAREHOUSE COMPANY, passed unanimously 81 q
Ss.t, OF ,uch Directors held At the Oce OF the Company
u NJ ID Park Room No. - tue Ion DAY OF Nay
Rcs the Undersigned .beius present; ..r, ~,
Notice hereby siyen 10 the stockholders OF re rev"
0ck IieY and Warehouse Company that meeting oil he
"a S,ock noiders will b. reid MONDAi the on Gay Of
3yns 1855 OF TIE hour Of o'clock M a NO ~ Earkfow
Roou No 49, in the City County and state Of rev ioA
~ nurpose for which sud meeting is 10 be held IL 70 an
srsase the Capital Stock teid Company y Ten Mohs OF
k.,ss oo d Of tbe pr value Of Hundred Dollar eech
RIlRROWS UybE SAMUEL SINCLAIR,
EuOMAS SHEPHERD, A. T. MOSHER,
kuoMAS "a KERR henry MCCODDEN,
r. r GARDNER J. X. HERBERT
HIRAM WALbRiDOE, DAl'iEL rAehnt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

ry'UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, -
BETWEEN NEH-YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HAHBOK
AND BETWEEN BoSTON ARD LIVERPOOL; CALL
no AT HALIFAX AND CORK hAhBoh' o.,
cfTY .I.hyes kew-i OH. " cdnsscny. May ~
CHIN BOstJn.....h ecuesdsy. Jruo
INSTRUMENTATION "w-I ork w ednoscAy June 10
.pEiC. ... hayes Ior'on..... " sdnrsdGy. June II
g. NJ iav,. ',r,,. OK "Wednesday June e.
ssia - ,enye. boston. 10. :. " eGnesosy. JAY
yyoy NKwyoX TO LFnnPooL
CiiefC abn rssssgs. ..............'..'''' 'ot ~
Second Cabin Ps-slfe...................." WV
rpOs BOSTON TO L'vsEPO9L .. o..
Chi.fCsbin Passage. -
Second Csbin Passsgc ........:...'';.:',.. %
o,v,b IN go,d o, 10 equivalent Ia United States currency
Berth, no. secured until paid iof.
An .Ip,denc.d 3ui .~on ON bo.rd
H. yn.,s these ip. wi act he accountable Tor Specie
OF Vauablrs unlo Bills Of Ladng having TIC vAu' oiP
are sisrsd therefor
For freight or Pssssge spply TO nm A., u,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
STEAMBOATS, an1 RAILROADS..

CHANGE Of DOCK for Newburgh, POUCH.
~ keepsie, Rondout and Kingston,
landing a.
Cozxen's Dock West Point, Cornwall and Milton.
Tho Steamer MARY row E,.L
will Pier fo1. cf psses (socond street foah OF
Csnal) every afternoon at IS o'clock
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
u SfPlNGFlELD.-St,s anna leave Paek slr for New
Haven at 1913 and II 2. connecting VITA hsilroad
- 49,
TOR HUDSON, CATShILL end BRISTOL.
J. Steamer TRAVELLER leave. foot ofHerriscn MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY 1t O'Clock p IN.
DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CAISklLL
l. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SpRlNti5 "a ny
TOGA. LAKE GEORGE AMI CHAM, LAIN, MONTREAL
QUEbEC sad al other points North AID "o'', Va Mud
son RIVER.
nAY BOATS for ALBANY landing at CozEcls'. Hotel
pocs Wea Point Nssburgh, POugbkspie RhinebecA CaA'
ki and Hudson. -
F. Steamboat c. VIBBARD, Capt D. II. Hitchcocs TuEi.
DAY 5, THURSDAYS aud SAIuRDAl3, a.f toe DAHlEL
DREW, tire alternate morning ION aud aer My sdh l.
M from Pier foot Of Debro,-,ss toacnins Ct ihfoths
rieI to receive passengers a, 1910. :.
Tickets sod on board and baggage checked estsa
North making close and sure connection, wtb ts NEW
YORK CRNTPAL snI NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Dacgsgs usrsferred without eharge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

UIPPOTHE ATRON-Begins at 8.
NRW.YORK CIRCUS.
EVERY EVENING Dt hlSO TIE WEEK.
GRAND MATiNkFS
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY, AT a.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
THE NEW GRAND COMIC pAtrOHlME OF
THE ELIXla OF LIFE
Or THE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN,
WITH NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS
GRAND CORPS DE- BALLfT,
AND ENTIRELY NEW AND
-TAlTLIN0 TRICKS AND III TRANSFORMATIONS
TIE WORLDFAMED
MARIETTA LANFRFTrA
AsTuF PAGE ON THE 1iGuT ROPE.
NEW AND SUPERB fEATS,
EQUESTRIAN, GIMNASIlC AND ACROBArIC,
In hich the entire 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
.rEW.YORK aud NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1875 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1905
COMMENCING LAY -, lSD5

PASSENGER Station "a kswYort, corner T"enySven'h 1"
and fourthsse. Entrance on twoaty Se'tnlAst'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

OLYMPIC THEATER. Commences at 8.
~ ANOTHER OLYMPIC TRIUMPH.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY
THE GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE III THREE PARTS,
entitled the
SLEEPING BEAUTY III THE WOOD.
THE GRAND rRANsF0RMA1iON SCENE BY HAYES
Acknowledged by all beholters the
CROWNlN0 EFFORT OF SCENIC ART.
NEW AID GHARh ISG MUSIC By THOMAS BAKER.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES. APPOlNTMENJS
AND WONDERFUL MECHAA CAL EFFECTS.
RS JOHN WOOD
AID TIE principsi members Of ibis -
UNAPPRO tCHAbLK BURLEsQUE COMPANY.
The yourg ard fascinating Dnnseuss,
NILE. AUGUSTA.
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE
Previous 10 the Spectacle the petite Comedy
PERFECTION.
q MISS LUCIA DEANE AS KATE U BRfEN.
SATURDAY MAY q.
MATfsEE OF SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Doors open at I-ComL,e at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
lowell, 6oN6oRD, TrHr w,IiTT MoUNrAlNI
AND INTERMEDIATE JiNTs.
The new and stsur cb steamers OF the Norwich lnt
CITY OF BOSTON md CITY OF NENfpRh,
leave New ORR daily Sundays eIcspted) at oclo;kc o.
from Pier No. ~ North River foot Of Vestryss,
Fer EEW.LONDON,
there connecting With the Steamboat Express Tram rom
shows ponis, VIA Norwich snl Worcester Boston sud Tor
cstor Worcester and Nashua and New London and No7nosl
Railroad.
token a the loves. rites For Information inquire
Of =. MARTIN, Agent OIL the fie..
I'VE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS
l. T0N--STOElEGTON STEAMBOAT linz
Via GROfCN AND PROVIDENCE. $500 -.
THE OLDEST, QUICKEST SAFEST. AND MOST d.
RECr, AVOIDING " POIsr JUDl1Hn
Tho niaxni6ceni Steamer "CO2NOsWEALTH,", on
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS hne elegans
steamer PLY MOUTH ROCK." on MONDAYS, WEDNfS-
DAYS and FRIDAYS. and aft'r TEUhSDAf' 2sth m'S
al o'c,ock o..
n, Iless boats dart nom Pier No 10 North River foot o.
Court snit ni scbno yca By aleI pcenc~d travel
10 b- III lages stronses IIod oomiotahe Ai1
beet that hgve IN American wstera At all seasons
end Ia all weshe boat. invariably nike tho passage on
time.
surdaous suppe.s and uyuou,y furnished .ts,erooms
are M. ked feature. - these floating pslsoeS"
Eshs and state may oe secured Il HsrndenA hr
press Office No. = rosdwsy and Al No III VESTS Now
ork aud Ut No. 10 Ws.hin. tOn-st, Bo.ten
~ X. SIMONS. AGENT,
Merchants Navisa ard Transportation Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AFTERNOON, At 8; EVENING, All
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
The beautiful and sted srs,s
MISS EMILE MELVILLE,
IN the s-eS Dramatic Bomsucr, 1900
HFlRESs OF THE HIDDEN HOUSE,
GREAT AMERICAN ONE-LEG0ED DANCER,
IA bis wonderful
PICTURESQUE AND BRILLIANT DANCE.
MORNING AT IL,
THE BOONE FAMILY COMBINATION,
CLASSICAL READINGS, COMIC sOEG5, DUETS
Now ON exhibition In the Mammoth Whale. Tank
AN ENORMOUS LvIN0 ALLIGATOR,
MAN EATER, 20 FEET LONG.
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
JEFF. DAVIS IN PET FlCOATS,
4 HORSE AND RIDER EETW NED BY AN ENOh
NOUS sFRPEST CONVERTED INTO STONE.
PROF UTCBiNDS-LIGHTNlNG CALCULATOR.
WOODROFFES BOHEMIAN G.Ass.BLCWERS
GLASS STEAM ENGINE IN MOTION. PAT WOMAN
GitNTESs CIRCAsSIAN CIR. LIVING OFFERS.
GRAND AQUAkIA. MILLION CURlOslIlES.
Admission 30 cents; children under ten, ID cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26

BROADWAY TBEATER. Begins at 8.
FAREWELL klGur DF J. T.. OWENS.
FRIDAY EVENING. bsy 20. 1866,
~ .1oTi,
positively
LAST APPEARING Z Or NIX. JOHN E. OWENS,
Pgr to hs departure Tomorrow Saturday, May H. ioT Lon
don.
To commence With ructs'cne's two act Comedy
THE HAPPlEsr DAY or Ny LIFE.
Mr. John 2. Owens
With
CELEBRATED TPsY SCENE.
rOrB AND LASr NIGHT
SOIlOy SHINGLE.
Scion sLlngic.. JUN ""
ON MONDAY EvkNING, Msy ~
VIII b. produced gorgeous style the celebrated ertsvs
TIE SEVEN SISTERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-10
The work or Restoration In mis-
AissippI,

The Vioksburg (Miss) correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune a violent Republican
journal, is very much dspeased with the
action Of the President and with his Pro-
visional Governor Of Mississippi, Judge
Sharkey, He complains that the latter inn
medately appointed the old county and
town officers to their positions. He further
states that the writ Of habeas corpus had al
ready been served upon military com
mandant to relieve the military prison Of
a Jew who was confined there" We are in
formed that the military are completely dis.
gusted with the shape that affairs are taking
and that the firm, loyal citizens are aston
ished at the course of the President and
are making arrangements to leave the State.
Finally, the catalogue Of grievances against
the President eliminate in the following
"The negroes are told that they must work
for their masters as they have done heroto-
fore, and that they will not be permitted to
remain in the State, and they are beginning
to think that they lost their freedom when
President Lincoln was murdered.
! "Ohicers and soldiers are informed by the
citizens that the blue coats will not be needed
here much longer, and that they will not
permit them to remain, as they intend to man,
age their own affairs in future Judge Shar.
key is more moderate, but believes that there
are decidedly too many colored troops in
the State
rs it possible that President johnson in.
tends to tLrn the few loyal whites and the
blacks over to the mercy of the traitorous
pro-slayery aristocracy II so, he is an un.
worthy successor OF the great and good man
who preceded him, and Congress will have
to undo the work that should never have
been done, and return the South to the mil
itary authorities until the populatian have
become sufficiently loyal, by reflection and
emigration, or some other agency to be
safely intrusted with the management of the
State"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-10
General McCIeIIan.

Senator Sherman, in his late speech, says
IA friend Of mine, whose daughter is now at
Rome, received letter from her, written
while General Sherman was visiting South
Carolina, She wrote "Oh father, how for
tunate you are; you know where Sherman
has gone but we are in deep distress, for our
next door neighbor, General Mcclellan, is
croaking, and saying that Sherman and his
army can never march through that country,
aud will be destroyed as the Roman laeions
were dAivered under Vsrus - Epening Post
John Sherman probably never made this
speech. We hope be did not for his sake
General Mcclellan cannot be injured, either
by the scandal Of an Ohio school girl or By
its REPETITION by Senator Sherman. But the
whole story is untrue Under date of Rome,
March l8, General Mcclellan, in letter to
friend, now before US, says: 81 look with
intense Unrest for the news from Sherman BY
the next steamer. God grant that he may be
vic orious" Before Senator Sherman rstails
stoties of this kind, it might be we'll for him
to ascertain from General Sherman their
probability. General Sherman never sland-
ers his friends --Neo York World
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-10
Cause OF the PresIden,s IIIn.ss

A correst ondent OF the News, writes:
The cause OF the Presidents sickness does
not arise from overwork, but is attributed TO
the excessive heat which has prevailed here,
10 the III construction aud defective veotila-
ton Of the White House, and to the insalu-
bcity Of the atmosphere in this region, arising
from the decomposition Of the dead bodies Of
both animals and men, in the vicinity Of the
city Those who doubt the prevalence of
this horrible odor, will take walk down to
the river, anywhere in the Seventh Ward
When the wind is in certain direction, the
abominable tiilivis is enough TO create a
pestilence.
IL is undersiood that when Congress meets
in December, proposal will be introduced
for the election, at an early period, Of a new
residence for the President Of the United
States, in fereut quarter of the city, and
in style OF mAgnihcenee somewhat approach.
ing that OF the palaces Of European sover.
eigns II is notorious that the present Exc
cutiye Mansion is greatly out Of order, and
that an eRormons sum is expended yearly in
painting the exterior. aud 10 other repairs,
The appropriation asked for at the next sea.
sion will probably far exceed that Of any
former year, az it will have 10 include new
carpets and curtains for nearly the whole
house, and the great quantity Of new furni.
ture The actual damage done to the carpets,
curtains and furniture in the house, during
the last two years, is fer greater than one
would suppose the ordinary wear and tear
would have m ade il "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-10
Burnt Cork.

A morning paper of this city, which
advocates negro equality, accuses the
Troy Times of injuring the cause, by the
course it is taking, in very mysterious
paragraph, which requires reference to the
Times for explanation.
After quoting the endorsement of Presi-
dent johnson, by the Republican State
Convention, the Times says:
This ofcourse settles the matter here in
Ohio, until the next convention meets Those
who believe in supporting the President in
his wholesale pardouing Of rebels and refusing
the ballot TO the eolored soldiers will OF course
support the candidates that stand on his
platform, For our own part, we support no
such principles, nor the men who advocate
them
The editor of the Times cannot have
been long in public life, or his present po-
litical connection must be of recent date,
to understand SO imperfectly the workings
of the "African System" A platform
must be made broad enough for all but
"copperheads" to stand on,
Andrew johnson is understood to be
opposed to negro suffrage or at least un-
willing to interfere with the reserved right
of the States to fix their own rules of
citizenship, and many adherents of the
dominant party agree with him. Indeed,
it is well known, that in the State of Ohio
a respectable portion of that party, in
cluding the present talented Lieutenant
Governor ofthe State, are bitterly opposed
to any extension, anywhere in the States,
of the right of suffrage to the black race !;
so much SO, that their support could not
be expected for ticket nominated upon
that rugged issue"
On the other hand, the more radical
population of Oberlin, Xenia, Troy, and
half Dayton, insist that full recognition of
the man and the brother shall be written
at the top of the slate.
Here were entagonistic elements to be
Tsconciled the platform was constructed
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Governor OF soutI Carolina.

The selection of Benjamin Percy, as Pro-
visional Governor Of South Carolina, gives
great satisfaction to the delegates now here
from that State. Although he has filled the
position Of Confederate Judge, the Presidents
personal knowledge Of his ability and integ-
risy, coupled with Governor Perry's earnest
desire to restore civil rule in that State, sab
servieut to the General Government, over.
weighed the objections which we're urged
against him Washington Correspondent
Of hs Commercial
In this appointment the President entirely
disregards the illegal and unconstitutional
oath Of the RadicA Congress Of 1862, which
required all Federal appoiatees to swear that
they bad never held any office under the
Southern Confederscy This oath the Presi-
dent wisely holds obsolete and illegal.