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L J,.psr b. /. .~ruoi--. tor fhe sreo,nmc
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connect ei'h fh- care. ara returning O
W-dn--d-y He will BE- ihsrkiui for
~hsse 81 public r-s,o7.re.
ANTONY STEINHAU>E
Dec 26.k. 1S6l-1v
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DsssOIufiOsn.

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PHILIP DECKER,
JOHN MANN.
Sept. 3 1866 So.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
The Boston Auniversaries-The N'w-Ens-
Iaud nti.sIavery Convention.

BO-ION, W'Uil'7Nflyf MI Ut TO
The New-England Anti-Slavery Convention
et day In the MelodeOn and was very iuy attended
The Rev j. r. Sargent was chosen Proficient wen
dell Phillips as Chairman Of the business toh'n',.se
xeported resolution 10 the effect that 1t Is we settled
opinion OF the Convention that the reconstruction 9 the
Rebel States without negro suffrage is practical sur
render to the Coniedeiacy and VIII MAKE tne anu
Slavery proclamation OF the late President ano even
Abe expected Amendment Of the Constitution utterly IN
Efficient for the freedom and protection Of tie negro
race.
Mr. Philips supported the resolution IN vigorous
speech He contehded that Slavery was abolished ana
chat the reconstruction policy Of the ADMINISTRATOR
set forth in the proclamation for the
u North Carolina was an absolute surrender oi tne
helm Of the Union into the hands OF ALEXANDER IL.
Stephens and bis coworkers. REORGANIZATION on tma'
basis practical fraud upon the North Every NE
and every dollar they had spen had been stolen ron
them. There was but one WY IN which the poop,
could still hold Tie bJm VI aNuis ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
THE OsRON COURT.MARTIAL.
{ Summing Up Of Evidence.

The proceedings in this case were resumed on
Tuesday at the headquarters Of the Department OF the
Fast Beecker.st All the members Of the Court were
nreseut. Brig. lien Fit Henry Warren President of
the Court presided Mr.. Jencks. counsel for the ne
cnscd summed UP for the defense in substance as io.-
lows;
Tho charge aganst the accused Of giving intelligence
90 ,bc uuhlic enemy contains Two spcclcatloDS
yiysf: That IN the rontl Oi OCTOBER, Itf hc h'n1 ~
certain newspapers a written offer 10 fnrsh ue'bs VI
Admiral poriers oyemcnt on Wilmington, the infor'
atio 10 be- furnished that upon The receipt o ne
TELEGRAM announcing the attach the editor might plD-
fish H. ., c,a 90 &, Tho
offer mentioned in the inst specification having pcch
,revfnusly transmitted 10 certain newspaper inc
accused cansed as id communication 10 De phplsh'u
I'm said newspapers on or about me l9tn DccenpeI
l-,4 thereby giving 10 the enemy Inc lhi"int'on Vi
which complaint was made. :, ,,tu
A. ,o The first specification. il cannot be justly
ol,ned that even If published II gave any ihlofmnioh
20 the enemy b,yond the fact that newspaper Reporter
expected that naval expedition unu.r nnl!' WI
~ ot some future time not designated n attack WI,
t,,,,o, There ~ no evidence oi the pnbiicaion oi
his offer in any newspaper except one me onei WV
oyiden,ly moi intended for publication. whether ms
;n ie rnbbcatiou cave any intelligence 20 the enemy
can he determined by tine court III examining the
second speciication and the evidence offered under H.
In recnrd 10 the sor specification, the accused pro-
noses to discuss - ,,,,:. 4, ...
First: Watcher dpon the e'iaenc. on, x 'a ~
ton was given through his agency 10 ,ile chenl!.
Seoond Whether IN the evidence thcre existed an!
criminal intent on the part OF The accused : .,
Third: Has the accused shown su'hcch. chIe anu l
cau In Withholding the article III question until ho
lii time for Its publications. = 49, ..,,,.
TO answer ailrmatiyey the first OF these questions
the prosecution claims to have shown the Pupcaoh,
through the act OF the accused, OF certain Ta
Ms to the expedition In The Boston Dd"y hdt"" A"'
Lou,sriHs journal and Philadelphia Prsss go
Al to the publication in The Pess tho evidence oi 'ne
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

NASHiNCltNf NfAAtrhuaf lhtl o. 4CN5
The following official Circular has just been
1ssued'
WASHINGTON, Tuesday May 20, 1865
SIR. copy of the Presidents Amnesty Proclsma-
top OF this date is herewith appended by clause in
,hs instrument the Secretary Of State is directed to
establish rules and regulations for administering and
recording the amnesty oath TO insure its benefits
10 the people and guard the Government against fraud.
Pursuant to this injunction you Informed that the
oath prescribed in the proclamation may be taken and
subscribed before any commissioned officer civil mill.
cary, or naval In the service of the United States
any civil or military officer of loyal State Territory
who by the laws thereof may be qualified for admins.
caring oaths All officers who receive such oaths are
hereby authorized to give certified copies thereof to the
cersops respectively by whom they were made; and
.ueh officers are hereby required to transmit the orgi
,.s Of such oaths at as early day may be conye.
pient 10 this Department. where they will be deposited
and remain in the archives Of the Government. A
register thereof will be kept in the Department, and on
application in proper cases certificates will be issued OF
arch records in the customary form OF official certih-
Gates, am. Sir your obedient servant,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
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chat was declaration Of reputation Of the
entire war.dcht Such party would have his
voice and vote until God called him home.
He would constantly oppose every step Of rcconsTuc
linn that did not place the negro upon an absolute
equality and level with the white man. There were
but two parties in the country the sycophaus of jeff
Davis and the lovers of liberty Every man who sup
ported the North Carolina proclamation was q Davis
sycophant Better far better wouid il have been for
Grant TO have surrendered to Lee than for President
johnson 10 .ave surrendered TO North Carolina. The
Hon. Amos Walker followed IN a full Endorsement Of
Mr. Php,s speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
The Amnesty PrOciamation-MOv o:
Hill, Cobb and Mnllory-Gen. Wilson
and the Georgia Legislature.
CINCINNATI, Wednesd

CINCINNATI. Wednesday. May 81, 1865.
The Gazette has a Nashville dispatch which
GAYS.
The amnesty proclamation received here with
great satisfaction by loyal men.
Senator Hill, Howell Cobb and Secretary Mallory ar
rived al Nashville on Tuesday
Gen. Wilson issued an order at Macon. Ga, on the
26h instant, prohibiting the Georgia Legislature from
assembling, and courseng the people 10 pursue pence
FIJI ayocatons promising them the protection OF the
United States Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-A sure cure for these
distressing com plants is made known in Treatise
on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations published
by Dr. o. PHELPS BROWN The prescription was fur'
nished him In such proydcntial manner that he can
not onscentiousy refuse 10 make known as has
cured everybody who used it, never having failed In
single case 1t is equally sure In cases OF fts as OF
Dyspepsia; and the ingredients may be found in any
ding store Sent TO all on the receipt OF 1--WE cents
to prepay postage. Address DR.. D; PHELPS BROWN
No ~ Grand.sL, jersey City. New-JeTsey.
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PROM NAsFIvILLE.
Death Of Judge CatrOn-C onimissi"ners
from Alnbamn-The State Bnnk-ho"-
ell Cobb 4, Co,
NASHVILLE. Tenn. wednesday, NJ

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Wednesday May 81 ls6J.
don. Judge Catron. Associate Justice oil the
supreme Court Of the United States died in this city
last evening.
Ror John C. Bradley Col. Nicholas Davis and Judge
Parsons Of Alabama are here on their way to Wash
ngoa to confer with the President in relation to the
reorganization ofthe civil government of Alabama
The of tie State Bank are now being counted
at the capitol.
howell Cobb was parolcd to visit bis family.
Tie Rebel Secretary Mallory and Senator Hill left
yesterday for Fort Warren.
The officials of the State Bank, Ray Battle. and Dun
Top are out on parole
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From Burlington. VI.

HUNTINGTON VI, wednesday, May 81 le65.
Casileman and Murray, the Rebel officers ar
rested here last evening will be sent Gen. Dix to-
night Murray is reported to be major, and brother
in.law OF the Rebel Gen Morgan
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Movement, Of Nnyal Heroes.

NEWroRT Z. l., Wednesday. May IT. 1865.
Nice-Admiral Farragut, Rear-Admiral Porter,
Commodore Blake, Captain Worden and other dstin-
gushed naval heroes visited the Legislature this morn.
inE ana were received in Grand Committee.
Mr. George l.. Clark introduced resolutions in their
honor which were enthusiastically adopted after which
the Grand Committee took recess 70. half an hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

CONNOR--Ou wed.ssaay, May 81. sher sSs!e H.
Mary widow OF Putrsk Counor. ssd years. isss o. ~
perish Of Marlborough Qu~eus Co.. Ireland .
The r~nds and relatives Of family. also tho newt es
Steam boilermakers Benevolent Association arr rsYcos
fully Invited to attend her funeral her late resideos
No j,6 Monro~st at o'clock this afternoon.
Qu-ens County tlreland) rsp~rs please copy.
EDGAR-On Tuesday evening" May D. Matthias B. Edgar. =
the 10Th year OF his age.
The rends tire family invited attend funeral ea
his late residence No ~ West Ei1hteenthst on Fridas
morning June at 81 O'Clock, aud accor psuy the
mains Wood Lawn C-mot ~ BY special Haou, tr4u. -
leave the depot at II 10 O'Clock.
IVAN wAGENEN-At Schrssl~nbusrh. n J.. on TussdsI
Nav 30 lernt Van Wsgeu~n. youngest of the late WE
Iism Van Wagrn.n. in the Goth year of his age.
The relative. and friends OF the family respectfully invited
m attend hi, funeral on Thursday morning June g
ocoek from the Moth Dutch Church, Of WiIaa
and Eulton..i without further invitation.
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Guerial Notices.

An Oyation on the des,h Of PRESIDENT LINCcLA
viii be drIivr red by FREDERICK DOUGLASS ESQ., u
t,noosy Institute on THURSDAY EVENING. June y -
Of the Coor-d Citizen. OF Eewfork and B,ookyH
.. a, :, O'clock Tic kes 2J cents. Surplus pc
eeeds to be applied to the Fund for Linco"n Monument
ll,,or t:eueral COamittee.-Ths Regular Mo,shy
49,. n, IN. ,bove Committee for tho month OF Juse
will be di.p~n.,d wi OIL sccount Of falling on the ds -
apart by the President Of the United State az osy
ecut.ve COMMITTEES. JAMES nLLbA' S"s""-
E Hss.I IT, u Hu:lAr' }seese,.riss
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GRAFTON BY FREDERICK DoUGLAss-The
colored citizens OF New York and BrooklynI have en-
gagged Frederick Douglass TO deliver this evening an
Grafton on the late President. Mr. Lincoln, at Cooper
Institute The surplus proceeds to go to the fund for
Lincoln monument.
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From PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA, Weancsd

i PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. May 81. 1863.
The Banks, CustOm-lIouse, Corn Exchange,
etc. will be closed tomorrow. in accordance with the
proclamation OF President johnson setting apart the lst
Of June as day oiiastiRg and PRAYER
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The Mornvinn Outward Bound.

PORT Az BASQUE. Tuesday, MAY 30 1865.
The steamship Moravian, from Quebec on the
eth inst, passed this point at O'Clock this morning
en- route TO Liverpool
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