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, 1865-08-03

NV YoRK, Aug. 2,-The EoNam<neidf Adrxr
sistr says The Arst ocean stesmer ay.ng the Ameri
esn dag witch has crossed the At1aniic for oyel
fortnight. The Iserrs. Leary vii dspa.ed to
Soutb snpson and Bremen the ssfauer EifcaesiaI
Of .04s tuns buftheu. The sailing of the vease
GeTmsn lines which have Tor % long 4 lime no
twsen lhe United s,ates and Europe. =. "
nies baViug attended any meeting 1t which was
uttered tuch sentiments as are eald 10 have been
uttered 1t The meeting Of JEFF. D,Tts' ft1ruda. ia
'hst city. He says no one but fool won1d utter
won13 tttIihute then, 10 him.
Mes.rs cnucs aud Buttctdeld also d=ny that fuy
sentiT ents IN fsvor .! renewing the rebellion, IN
eonnt.l, iearnine tat Mr. EsSns: Eastasa: az of
Brcoiyn. charged with ewindlln2 HIS ereditote,
u, Waa Ia E1tope. followed him there and found
4 collision took pleee between tvo freight
trains ncaF HaVre 6e Gruce, LAST evening, By
malsh 135Ss5 n;, Of dc'e1nntnt hosses and one
By she sse.mer Eagle we have Havana dates to
the 29th. Jnetb F. Benjamin arrived IN Hamii-
ion op the e5h from Nassau IN schooner.
Cruz on sbs 2s.h, With e1:Gov; Thos; Reynolds
I'D Capt. A. F. 4. beauregard late Secretary to
IN. 1ata Liberal c,lls for l. convention Of The
the Republic. and thinks By this mems Ill risk
Of Wrf with tbs Unlted States will he eyaJed.
Monterey WRB occupied on the 22d bT the
French troops Bnder Jearnigrle, Who had called
for the delivery Of all arms held hy c1tlzenb and
estab1ishAd stringent rnfes-
Finee1 refugeee'. rebel famtlies froZ1 Texas
had arrived At Monterey. !
Mr. Stranalon. correspondent Of the New York
Hrdtds Gied in Mexico On the 18th.
The constitutional Governor Of Lover Ca]iEor-
u1s: who wse supposed 10 favor the Empire, had
E0nF 10 Ssn FlanctScp.
Franco. Ye5ie1n expedition wss preparing to-
70 to Lever C&litotnla.
The It daans who havs rebel1ed ac1ias. the Cor.
esnor Ct Sonora will CITY operauocs sgstnst the
commence after the rainy eesson.,
The. Ame rie1n' schooner WILTON Crawford, or
Brooklyn. had been zelzcd b. tie Mexieau an.
tao.1ties 1t Siss1, On tutpclon Of smuggling Her
master and crew, except one man, bad been In
Acs1efa1 exchange Of spsplsh and Dominican
p1tsopers WIZ to tsko place on the I'D nit.
The rebels in Haytfa thu. tar have tbs Adyau-
tare Geftsrd had not Jet tiken Gnastco. The
rebels hid offered peace to Gtfrafd on tlZutoR
trf aty making i've yeaEs the Ptesi3 3enstal term-
The stogeaall y being prepared n be dtlEer-
ed to The UCtted States.
Thc health Of Hsvana Ia good.
, 1865-08-03

PFomot1one-Gen. Denrts-Thc Brfck-
1AY+fsh strike EEds1-SSfuck llii-
nslf&ary-The Crops Harvested.
Especial Disp2tct to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD. August 3
The following promotions have bsen mate by
Gov os1eshy Today; Asj. Jsmes g. Boyd to he
t:tus- Col. Of the b1st r. cimeut; C5pt. Ja.nea E
Mctean to be Msjor Of the Sd regiment Illinois
csra19, to date nou the 18th Of July. 1865.
Brig. Gen. E. S. Dennis, direct Hon Texas,
who has been 10 active ee.viee since the breaking
oat Of tie rebellion, passed through this ctty to-
dsv, "a roats for Washington.
The brdcklaJcr's EtfiEe hss been sdjasted here
b3 IT. employers aeceaIng to the exo.bitant d.
mards Of The journeynen. ThcTe are llrge
1umb<r of buildings in course OF construction
here, and the supply OF labor ID not eqnl to the
demand. II there are any mechanics Of that
eruft IN Chicago, or any o1her city, ont Of en-
ple!men', Or Eo.ktnG At starvation fases, By ap.
psi1E n sPps they can have ste'd5 e1
Oil has been struck on Town creek, near the
q , OF Salem, IN Manoa county IN this State.
1ee nseeefa.y n.ehtner1 il obtained and opet-
The 95b Reg. LII. Vols, Company 4. 9Th
Req, tocethef With the 6otb, arrived ID thts city
TODAY, fom the South. TIE eolh is the Last teg.
By the end Of this week there will hsve been
eighty 11l1nols rtRtr.cnts mustered out Of the
service OF ,be un!ied Stats.
Of on 5eeterday; Battery r, wae paid 10 DAY,
4 meeting OF the newly appn1.ted Bolrd Of
Trustees Of the Soldiers Orphan Home, chartered
b. ths late General Assembly, will he held In thus
tlrn u that Institution :~
II Is u1 de1ttood shst The next cnnv euton Of the
Illinois Dtnla1 Association gill b. held III this
TIE weather continues most propitlous for
htrrestlng purposes. ! think ttmsJ be sAfety
con' 1uded inst title II any grim OF hay 10 now
generally conceded 1sat though ne usmsee to
thete crops 70 very msterial, yet 1tt extent has
, 1865-08-03

lsper1al D:epatch to the Chicseo Tdbune.l
DEs MONIES, Ang. 2.
The libel euit for ten thousand dollars dansges,
ins,ttu'ed By B. F. Kenyon against 2. ". Palm
er, ct The STATE R<gist<r, terminated this morn
i1g in a verdict for the defendant. This Is the
third attempt which the Coppssaeads OF this
county bare Insas stnce the war Commenced to
break down the E<9ta!tF by prosecutions Tor Al.
legged libel. They have signa1ly fstled In every
inst.zce. Free speech and free press arc not
tolerated BY Coppethssds out this way. Kenyon,
seceteion,ss. who will probably return to Dixie,
II bis occupation ls gone In 1ow&. Aessfs.
Wi!hrow md Smith, OF this place. were counsel
Gov. Stone has presented to Pare county the
banner to which Ii Is ent1t:ed, for contributing
moro money snd supplies, according 10 thc popu-
lstop, to the needy fauines OF soldiers, taan any
other coant5 In the state.
Ethan Allen King. notorious horse thief who
p3e,de6 gritty III the District Court last week,
WIS sentenced to-day, By JadZe LonGhrfdge, to
three yea1s' imprisonment In the PentterH4fy.
Our Represe1tattve In Congress, Ms. Kasaon,
etaYted to day on trip 10 Salt Lake Cltv. ue wll
he accompanied from Lea7enWorth BY Ma1. Gen.
Tie CcpperAeads sre trying to make the pubic
believe that the soldiers arn 70 earnest IN their
oppcr!tion to tha fourth resolution tn the Repub.
lfcan St.te PLATFORM that they design to hold
Ution State Convention IN this place, one day tn
advance Of the Copperhead Slate Convention.
Tories in thtee parts are very Much Elveu to
ctqnettirg with soldiers, but they ara snubbed
on every bsad. sssipp!5 pseno, erous to sup:
Of stilt1t!on with " Dire In ths re1r' e1!ssaf7ea OF
IeT Dkrf4 In Iowa.
, 1865-08-03
TEXAS.
Railroads In Running 0rder-TeIAs
&eWbpnpsfE - Cotton -Hobbera and
JayhaWkefx-The Fire m EaIFe2Ton.

NKw TORE. Aug. 2.-Thc ssesmer Evening STIR
bt1nes New OtieGus dates to the 26th. In our dee
VIC dAd 20 aEnpoItant neT1.
Ihe 1ikHts' Galveston Correspondents says that
eeven rst'soads are In running order in Texas,
comprising IN aggregate or over four hundred
needed, however.
Before the VIII there were eiehty-dve newep1-
pers published In that ssats, ths1a are Low but
hixty three.
TIE Federal troops hare bageed shout thirty Of
the mfecteant1 Who hare created 60 much terror
In the Interior hy their robberies.
There are In TexAs, including thst en- route for
Mexico, not over hity Thousand bAles Of cotton.
instead d hFe OF aix hundred thousand bales II
The tsial Of the rebel Col. LoEry, at Honttou,
for pulling down the natlonal nart u still pro.
Tns Ho1sson 7.learnpa says over 1900 oaths
Of amnesty, and 1,coo soldiers paroles haTc been
tai en- there.
A great many robbers and }aybsTkers have
been asretted IN Western 1cxM, md much prop
etty recovered.
Tie Brownsville correspondent ssys aecounts
from. the Interior reprcsent tsd state OF afs,rs.
Nsbe1 rstn1ned solder have. In tpIrIt Of re-
md murdered and robed them.
The T.Hats. Of the 18th. etatea that 1t had lust
tesrGet that The fremont House md large nor
don OF Gstves ton, were destroyed by d1e. The
military naally Suppressed the flames.
, 1865-08-03

4 Ntw Provost Marsh nj - General
IsapK. complFol1er's Report rho
Weather.

Especial Dltpstcn 10 tho Chicago Trlbnue.l
MADtHoA, AUG. 3.
Luct. Col. G. h. Glddings, Of the 18th United
St4tes infantry, ron OF the late Joshua 4, Gid
dinTf, has been appo!1ted acting Assistant Pro
vo&t Marshai General, Superintendent Of '. r. 8.
and Chief Mastering Officer OF the sta'e, Ia p!ace
Of Col Chss. s. Lowell, Of the 14th United States
infantry. VITO is ordered to join his regiment at
Httt'e Ieland. Col. g. has been on duty at this
place lor yesr. a. mastering and dtsbursiag OH.
Ger, pnd has made mspy warm friends here, who
rejoice at this new honor conferred On him. Col.
Lowell his nade an excellent and fallhtnl officer,
ha hav1nr been Provost Msrehal General Of Wis.
his currtesy and geu:lenanly Qu lllties, made
great msny friends. Who Will regret to leaen OF
bis intended departure. .
Tre ssd regiment viii 1easa hers ii midnight
tonight.
TIE Board Of Comp.roller's m ontblY abatement
mikes the following sh1wtnR.: Circulation de.
crcafed tr4sne last month. sSo,e6s; whole amount
e.scntation' oattAndlnV In banks. &z74,835
bsnka winding up, $118,s77; total, $S91, ,1d3. So
cured a. follows: Wisconsin stx:s. s13I,e q; u.
S. ti1e., Fza o0; Treasury Notes, eit7,sz1; coin,
8:56 tots1, 200 81,
After tix dsya pleasant weather, improved to
the utmost IN harvesting, there WAS quito heagy
&hower bere this afternoon, uot enough 10 lodge
pratn any, however, and 1t has cleared OF again.
, 1865-08-03


lSpeefA biepstca 10 tEe chieaso Tribune.
NAsnNaTox, AuE.2.
All the intosmstion rccstred here tends to show
TIM, a 1arre emfprat,nn n Nry,co f,om tbs
1:,t,sa s,s,s. z1ie 49, VIA - e,..,.- ~,
G'toe o,a'' "t!t taA7 p'aee t"s cunning 1nt.
The Mexican nntniEtas here is literally over
Nhelnped with lettere from Ill paris Of the coun-
.1;a..n,. VA" ~ ~
en4sleae'
The preparation OF the report On commerce
and Das1ge'lon: Which te eighteen months behind
hand. has Just been 1ntus'ed 70 other hands, and
1t IL Cow tIpected to bare II ready By the next
session Of CONGRESS-. Tbe report Of 1853 nsde III
hon. Iaasc N: Arnold, Sixth A1d:tor. LEFT here
laet e{enlng 5or NJ homs IN Chicsgo, On
mimi ieaxe q aneehee.
Aop. MAtun r. C9n~33. tornef ConRFessman
Hom hsnsas na1 aeean5a oe appointment OF
Pennoa comm1.soecI o S a. a.e9m'ae.
..ts re sfa ;st q sas ,a MI Psysc tae
~ ~ u l91eIes1 o1 ne eo.o DeAHng deot las
feeep9s tom pa he inen,, Re,eaus yester
md dollals-
~, Gea' oa.ttl AttiE @ nete tui1 mo!ntns' Ae
~ MI s,et " sta1i r.. 81 ~ s oat
o'9 * ~ Wl.a ~ 9sf euD uneta r.
~ ~ joo9; H. StV sut@s5V Stsa GommeAsy O. tae
nsr1 ~ I ~ Ve1n sES uh pHS
u.5t ~ u aao too'
nj ~ ~ tae 1eEq!a aEfnaI T1f.,, 1x.. .pr,z,.
se " Eo,. lttoso; ,9sa r, ~ Ts1" i
F FtI ..utuns1e, mns eonCts1so " az; Cot. ~.
so'n ~ s ~ ~ n. ao q,
~ FL ~, -. " n, r'I Te1eie4 VI sae
cuTta NJ. ~ ~ " se1H .es IN +.
to,s NE arn4st s .e,nst M rini.1.t "
LIE !0A1k3ly oleltlC1 Oh H&so10Rtoo QA beeu
, 1865-08-03

lSpt da1 Dispatch to tic Chicago T1ibune.1
SARA1ooA. Augu.t9.
The National Temperance Convention VIE In
fest1on last evening md to dly. Neaxly 400 dete-
Rs.es a1e reported IN attsndancs. Gov. Bucklng-
hsm presiding. Reports from several Committees
we're read and adopted. An able paper has been
REID today By James Black. Of Penn. Addresses
hsse been ut6e BY Lieut. Coz. D1rou, Of Conn.,;
E6werd c. Delayan, Rev. John PieTpout and
Hon. 8er1trt Smith. The Committee on Re,olu.
tiors are ready n report The Convention will
prtbab]y adjourn tO-uoffOW
, 1865-08-03
MOREY FARM
PlTH0LE OIL COMPANY.

~~AA 4RA@4 1N1 4S1%74RW4
N oME T. WILSON, " ...... .s1e,tnssnS@S -
Choes on Laad 70 LAaes * scfa loss> On rhs cua-
ssrs Is, fsao. c.1n3 nei a iin}saisf i} 4aas =
Tho N1a sun tan 8o11msaad~ md sI1laRd7' FnTfH1
e. Ms: sztess .s sss & 81 g s.: sS SC e Ps sss
~ esi a9siEx oii .sl saatoFI II ia saiiss q 9 ai
so5psaTs oasra, opposite tsa Geess Res.s. Tisas-
P1taola C1e4k, Juno HI. I'M
.esesss g. s u Y; skH4 q M sss sss s:
JyNGEEHAN WALTON, .lsn,,t1o. n. svat7 NJ
Sso 81; GaHsKaT 5H T T1.!:. @s9y Rss e. nrios.
Ae ahE2 xha4 s:iHf,fe H. =. q: e e ''
SoAN b9s6s Ss,s Ee;se nsa17hs s.. asen1
Ro*5S N SAskbsEsF spTkfSs SSa ssa 81 .es u,
=; /: tS'STs s2sf GsalH r. ens ies ...,..
brRfN FHFTiE 1 .s aeraeli.11ls. hs1l !. o.s.os
GoeKSoo cRSstsH c9 cs2Rk. ks ~ tse'' 81. r. ns
J: MARSH ons lot. :.
J4Hk4 4I:IW F; EgRTls Ittn3,t1s. etx ,oss
T. SEaRT1As s5 issaa RaasaI ii q g nss
saSse2E 52hs ek g ST.: g.: ::.7 = ~: ~ ,ox
n0Sz :V5!a4 ;Roetst !. l. r o. iox
T. 'aaz. Ss4 r'esst5s' SstRs ,Stss & .Gss a.
J: Hn:l. O4 CrseE. tnrea ae7as-
F.. Hq4TLG1E, s4q5d! : ,tsn "a 9,sek, ty2 q ,sTs: 81: -
10. d1lI inx d ap:IesFo1 70 ALa1Af q. aoR8Y*
E O. BOZ $50, Iitp9viue p f5iSdS1 III = - -
, 1865-08-03
CHICAGO. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. 1865

estAtee are iuc!nded IN the foregoing euune.a.
he reasonably supposed to have been intention-
s'1y omitted. I csn zee no impropstaty In ex-
tending the application Of the statnFe to the mat
teIe beyond The ordinary Import uf In language.
!. therefore, decide that the sa!e ani the assign
mers Of lease Of agreement. ought not to be
regarded a. sale Of rea[ estate
, 1865-08-03

Provost Marshal, and the function. Of District
Judge are periormfd h1 Lieut.. Col. York.
F. ". Sling, the former proprietor OF the Sayan-
uah Reps6ltc0n, pettttoned for restoration to hin
Of that property, but Gen Brennan has ordered
that on account OF his reasonable conduct, the
petition be denied.
A list Of prizes for the public market haa been
e8t3bst8ed by Gen. Davis,
, 1865-08-03

EThe Dutton House at Oskaloosa, Kaui
sss, was burned on Monday night. The ofa-
ces Of Probate Judge, Clerk Of the Dhtr1cs
Court, and the Post Ot1ce, we're IN the house.
were the Court records. Some OF the 9uests
were badly burned and Injured br jumping
rom tho windows 1osa esttmated at as.
coo: Mr. D.'s loss issrnall.-Toptka Record,
okfh
, 1865-08-03

vtsigate the recent tsoub Cd 1t Colum ols between
the M.yor md the negroes.
Gen. Thomas hiss sent troops to protect the
polls tn The Fifth aud Seventh Districts.
Capt Thomas. Commissioner fot the Stato.
The captured specie Of the Bank ofTeauessee ia
q. 8. 7.3o bends. The anoGotts something Over
r. 1tnn
, 1865-08-03

IT. turn OF Soldiers, x-otex-1c1,r xxn,,
-Laptur1d Specie. A@eA'

Especial Dispatch to The chtego Tribune1
hAsKsn11, Aug.1.
The vote for CorEreseuea In the Cth reuneeset
SIKH Dletrict-OEweu. Union. II; Seventh
DIslrict-HA ~kins. Union, Il Fourth Dietstct-
Cooper, OopperheAd,s. :.
Tue Zion. john Bell took the amnesty oath TO-
/ Military Com1lssaon1au been ordered to IN
, 1865-08-03

wAn lrrcpressible colored person, On
wager the o'her day, ate twenty-eight fish
balls. at Landing sburgh- As he did not stop
with Is one fish ball " be was probably no.;
nnkirdly taunted By the waiter On the sub
ject Of b,ead," though perhaps the fellow
didn't call for any. Very likely not come to
think nf IT,
, 1865-08-03
FROM ST. LOUIS,
mass Convention to Bury ths Ratchet
North Missouri H. As-C1lt for
Sanitary Suppt1efs

Especial Dispatch to the Ch1csco Trtbune.1
Er. LOUIS, Ang.s.
The teni.ser.stion1sta have arranged Ior
mass convention and barbecue to be held tn Csl-
;o~ay County on Saturday, to bury the war Ratchet
forevdr, and promote harmony among the people.
Gov. Fletcher LIS been invited to be present.
Tbs eale Of lands for the completion OF tho
North No. r. X. 10 1o~A IL progfeastng hncly.
II ts believed the hkf million proposed to be
taken here will be riised IN ten Days, Iowa
counties jnte.tstsd IN the enterprise are also
tnoSint II the E,AtIer-
The Western Sanitary Commission has for-
wsrtcd large amonnt Of supp les to the troops
uow operating on 1he plains IN eupprestlng 1tafA1
hostititce: There ii a call Tor more, h0~aEcf,
ffou. the tafte nuiItaI.
, 1865-08-03
EOLTON'S BATTERY COM.
ING.

Especial bispateh to the Chicago Ts1bune,1
,.,.., CA11o, August 2.
n''eu ,,, "s:tesy leaves here on the next train.
1tty will r1o:ab'y reach chiearo to mn,ro,v
Light
, 1865-08-03

NEW ToEk, Aue. .2.-The steamer Nerad.
brig date. 10 the 10Th ult. The Savaunah Hsr-
aid saye fye bsgs, cout.lntng mail mattetB, were
fof tie arst time forwsrd.d TO August. On the
also fo1warded On The s9th ter Southern Georgia
and F'nrida.
The Uniud ststee military poles force OF So
Ta1nah hss been dlshanded, and M orRanlx ston
OF armed patrols eubetItuled.
The Provost Courts hAye been abolished. and
III criminal cl.ea are t1.ed by Capt Coz as Pest
, 1865-08-03
OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICO
ARE AlICABLE.
Judah Benjamin and RirbY
Smith in Havana.
TIE ATL aNTlC TELE =
GRAPH CABLE.
Gov. Ftirpoint GiYes Kotfcc TO
Quit 10 the Virginia Rebel
Office Holders,
AFFAIRS IN GEORGIA
&C., &C., &c.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Emigration to meKaco-Hepprt on
l0nsmerct md NAT1EAt1nn-Fefaon
-H<cttPls from Internal ReVeRue-
Eeus 0ntler.
, 1865-08-03

fspccial Dispatch to the Chicago 1'ribuneJ:
DETaorT. Aug. 2, 1865.
Eugene T. Whst:euore. 4 ticket agent on tho
Great Western Railway Ferry Steamer Windsor
di.tppearcd somewhat myeteE1ously On Saturday
last. snd altboueh every e7ort his been made to
~ to where he It. 1t 10 rid that he made no re-
tnrns Of money paid HIN for tickels Since tbs
Thnteesy preceding hls dtssppearauce, Thteh
a l!tEe son Of A. II. Adams, caehfer os tho
Detroit SAv1usA BlnK. Ten Year, OF age, was run
over bJ Street r. r. cay Tits r H., and 70 badly
1pju1e1 that he died IN TWO h0urs aftc{WAsd.,
, 1865-08-03

F Over seven hundred graduates aud
students Of Tale Gre known to have serred In
the war. which Is "a per cent OF all whoare Of
military age- Among them are three M+}or-
Generals, two Brigadier- Generals and thirty.
seven Cl1oce1s. Har7ard had SIS men in the
@Eny.
, 1865-08-03

"QF~ nF0uE0.
CLFyKLAxp, August :, 100 p. u1.-1ov. Drough
n not 30 well, bpt at 17:10p. m. Was reported AZ
having slept comfortably and had = fatr appetite.
, 1865-08-03
fHB VRNANG0 & VIRGINIA
OIL COMPANY
OF CHICAGO,
Capital, --- $4,000, 600.
Working Capital, s75,00O.

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C8aRRKx N. swru w~.......
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It. - HUBBARD, 1f.s S<cTpt4FYI
DIX ECf 0Ks 81
AAHIo8 .. UHH, +. I. uMnHRWtxur
CHAA RANDOLPH, 3Hos. w.pHnLux AIRS
w. A3A ~" -
" Ns@
tbs c1o..d 1toer nr th,u rou,.,., +-,
n.a nan 1.A47A A%"e
' n 7N FAao Of 1sa uolAxS eea&
os.4pe4'n ps'8o' tous Aolaa pr aaaz&
40 Fso'a1 o1 1o coapsas ooss'sA o3 1.339
tcteo OF I2nd IN 10. 2nd IN oNnMahip o. o8a.fEeA
, 1865-08-03

G old

NEW YoHK, Aug 9--told unusually dnll. The
prcten light 1ates Of interest nske 1t doubtful
II the Rnl.s cau held OF much longer. The quo
ta,lona opened at S1.46, went up 70 $t.4S3 and
fell BKafn to 81. A.
, 1865-08-03

The matls-Mflitary Fot1cs Abolished
ut SAvAMnah-tkeasorA< Of RiEi1tx
TO Rebel Editor Refused.
, 1865-08-03


n 1as IN 1n @ f 0fs In
% az na 1 ~, eot .
WI 1a n nt Es NJ
ns a .ha Tn - sn" Tne Map .. ,o. -
dlden penon
passn .se
Life viii him only the his premiums
x The isrDe aS W. 5 POI s .1 % Ra ECU Ss m
fuz Mutual @
noe. r1a
ale p1a - "ras -, ,s r,
ae1
Mutual t IN sn
dividend the poiae. above oeI Other
, 1865-08-03
sas 80 ess7s 81 s7a7 50 1851 20 saao4 90


1t
q
TIE policies:
, 1865-08-03

kF The bAne and the &utldote. In the
sane district Of Kentucky. within the game
1welvemonth In which jeff. Davis first saw
light. Was born Abraham Lincoln.
, 1865-08-03
FROM DEs MONIES,

S5ofse Thief Bcntenc ed-aIF. Kasaon
Going to Salt Lake CoppeIheads
Co1uettihE with the Soldiers,
, 1865-08-03

pRog1DyNcx, 4. L., August 2.-Hon. Byron
Dimor, formerly Governor Of thts Stlte, died 1t
hts residence In Bristol, last evening, agcd 70
YEATS.
, 1865-08-03

American ocran S&ean4r-JeM. Darta,
New forR Friends Hush Into Prfux--
Ha%fn&n% llse %xv1ndlrr, In a Luuatfc
AkEtum-1edaA e. Benjam4n mud
Kirby Smith IN Havana Int fIlCettce
from Mex1co-The HcbtiIaon IN st.
Domingo.
, 1865-08-03
Chicago Ur1bn1tes
TIRE NEWS

..
on has been struck On Town Greek, near
Salem, Maricn comfy. in this State.
The farmers IN the vicinity Of Springfield
Lave made the best use Of their time during
tie past str pleasant days, and have placed
their rlptned grains beyond the reach 0! fu-
1ure disaster BY recurrence Of ainY weatnef'
The prisoner who has been heralded fro1n
point to point, ~ or hIs wny to Nassloeloa
In hcpl, and supposed to he John Il. sur. @l.'
proves not to be that great tcoana7e4' ~
though person at the Relay staloh, neal
Bal1irorc, pretended to recoeuasc n'ta -
sucb. BIS name is john Il. RTan. and he
wps ssrested in Menphie as one Of The eon-
Bpl,ato.y engaged In the assassination o1 the
9resideut. The evidence Is said TO he strong
egalnst him, :
An arrival from Hhvaua makes known the
fart that Judah P. Benjamin, late rebel Hsc-
retary Of State, Kirby Smith, late rebel
x;cne,al, sud " Governor Tom Reynolds, Of
NtIssoud. arc In t1.at city.
Monterey, In Mexico, has been occupied by
4he French troops, and the Mexican people
There hive been compelled to surrender thelr
-Ayms.
By ths report. of the secretary Of the
Treasury, the public debt on the 31st Of
July ms $3.50, 1858, 85s ,ss75. The amount Of
coin in The Treasury was s3s, ,a3s coo, aud
Of currency, IS, ,4oa 900; total, el1e, Isl. .osa
Gen. Grant received cordial aud enthu.
Elastic welcome yesterday at Bordo.n Col
1cge, Brunswick, Maine. The faculty cou-
de.red tic honorary degree Of IL. D. On the
Lieutenant General.
Gov. Peirpoint has given notice to quit to
the disloyalists recently elected to I'LL the
various offices in tue Old Dominion, Be
docs 30 by authority Of law passed hs Con.
E1eSs.
Tue Copperheads Of Des Moires .haTs bscu
trying TO crush out the .&ne. Re7i'ter, Ct that
city for several years past. hy Eexat1ous
libel suits. Their last effort in t::s line has
Just terminated in faEof Of Mt, Palmer, the
proprietor Tie prosecutor was secession
general named Kenyon, from Mississippi. H
Arae ,nor} dtcrpetrd Ycif Ii the rafdirt.
, 1865-08-03
John H. 8urratt-C0n1lfct Of
{tD&nfOns

Texas, recently and supposed 70 be John d. Sur ~
ratt. pared Rel1J ttaiion this morning, IN route
for Washington, heavily t,onsd md under guard.
he wss rceo9rtzsd at The station By family &C.
qusfntancc, and by IN old friend, who Eas allowed
10 speak to the prisoner, and who says positively
TINT the man IN irons Is John Il. surratt. The
deposition ct the person Wls at o1ce taken and
Forwarded tu Washipgton.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
TAsn1xo1oS. Aug: 2.-The NAN brought hitter
from the welt Who waa supposed to be John d.
Surrat., Is sud In quarters where ho wAs known
10 be some otne1 3nd1y1dEsl.. HIS real name Is
thus far kept eetret.
, 1865-08-03


poll. witch, II may be remembered, Wis IN favor
Of Mr. Schsctber. the Conservative caudldate,)
wiz .he ss1acrs were fa!l q excited people,
the time Of The 8ounets OF B!us," b!us being
the color tdop@ed BY the Cohettvatire party in
CAel1enbsm. A man named Lyme. w4s etaud-
ehoutod "uurrah for the Bonnete Of Yellow
the c"lor ct the Liberals he1e,) Oa this, GlnaR
9sne q the Fo!efa for ar. sssre.!'e1} made tome
.berkee! fureser r. 1ay1nC he Ind been worhnE
hs1a fo1 Col: Aerksie1: Glase then drew from
biz packet a four ba1reled revolver. and
s. ~ es,,ss & s'nst oas sas" Of Il T. e: e.
;fs!s straek LyEes in the mo2th. L.ne.
:.S%sSs,s'sy .S6aS tssay n en nis knsfs ese.la,ez.
Aiiair Fas the work OF momept. The rroed nf
couHe gut rnund Glssr, Ind The p1sioi WIS t.ksn
Hcio I'm; II Ihfss 81 the cnanbert were loaad 70
bad evidently just been diteh.reed. G,..s rn. u
pcare1 yet3 much excited. and when ls7nes ~.
Ssrs BE- a; se a1d or Tie
s.3d, **No; not 50 bad - th.t, hope, r.
Lynes being brought to the ch+licnhsm Diaoen.
s:1, b. fattsed a.'I. I hs mtc pseyoa,. :eeksn
God to htre merry on him. On hta 1,aad betns
exam,ped Ii Was iDupd 10 bs or euel1n ch harsstEr
4 i ltsve iittle hops for Tie poor fe1o"' ~ao
III Tie ceroae,'s jaty found a:.rerdics Of" Wiafal
We night n,l ou. columns with s!ml'es detctip-
tori. but thtEe A{e tuWEleAh ~ Ju3kAJ k0E IA
loving concluklons Of correspondent Of the
London S.1r:
Does 4 BECOME NJ to hraG OF or elaet0ral
systent Docs Il become Us to tueef <tyAusfie1f
rcnt1re to a4sett that at no Pfezldsn!tal elet-
ton IN cur generation has thsre been, through
tbe whole nf the statcs. one t1'he OF tha rioting
lutte uuconce1n which familiarity beesh. A
1Lw words more No riots have occurred IN
p'atee WhtEe the votert ber any really large pro
PORTION 1T t. the population. No ont euppoees tha!
y me slcciort who overthrow hustnrt md
esGk honses. Ii tie London co1stl :uuucles every
19Ga.tho,deF ~. nsy be ss!d to be q vuter. There
PEP p@snaiA'1nn Q: ntn senous1y interested lu i eon-
T. ~ ~ anF aasanF lIeiumste means OF influencing
49,. @ ca,9. ,9S'aoh mob (no matter what the class or
.,s - Soatnle OF the petlons composing Ill IL d
T s1owa q ps1snra who+e feelings ste eTeltsd bT
IF .11 sagss al M md *ho know thsmsevcs to BE- d.
=, ~ II, aawia1 a1d Proper mems Of dra ;1ly