, 1865-07-11
4s0SI'SCRlleT,
O'CLOCK i. j

Especial Dispatch to the. Western Assoc.ated
NEW YoaK- July 10.
The Tn1es says the leading Masons OF Ma.sa
se,ts ere about to invite thetr most influential
t1c:hren It :hr South to visit them ami partake Of
their kospitaltses, that the Iemem5rances Of paet
ttrttes mny &C h!o:ted out and nn.on Commence
HAese II should, In individuals.
Personal.
Mi. Gen. Vim. r. Clark, OF the Army o. the
Tenpe.see. pss.cd through New York to-day en-
r0Htt Ios Texas.
Acquitted.
r, S. Osborne, ravnt reporter, recently cour1
mlrgto7 expedition, has sGAin become connected
with the pfees Of this cry. 1t Ia reported the
Court gave him full aeqult!al.
ninil Hnu Robbed.
4 numter Of letters. drafts and other mail mat
ter Sers discovered drifting about the sircets Of
Rochester early On The morning Of the st1 inse,
tLetcannR tSat a nail bsg on same iraIn thfong5
The CITY hsd been glqndsrsd NJ :at'*Gsetosy =.
lstters principally bo.e Michigan aud Miunesota
pust ra1tks.
The Itu*aIn TELEGRAPH.
The Herald publishes documents relative 10 TIL q
gresetng rapidly. ard arnounces that arrange
mtnts are now being made 1or a ;lno through Mex
leo TO Panama and I'LL South American cues.
The Hnrrss Trial.
-,
trlsI Of Miss H1rrla for the murder OF Burroughs.
the evidence for the prosecution ID about com.
plctc. and consists mainly Of the mp1e proof oi
tes q ths psdeF - hstet9fo1s Do,
oefcr se,t tnEaIltys and proposed the lnssoduc-
tlcn of the correspondsnce which passed between
the parties 10 former yeara 70 show the relations
with t1itted between them. snd then to
prove that it was the breaking OF their relations
that produced state ofinaan,ty On the part OF The
scGustd. The letters number ninety ee7en, and
zh1+ tn
Several deposttlons were read from partlea
r.eidlug at BURLINGTON, Iowa. to sho. The c4use
o. ,n,s1isy sy exhibiting her state OF mind at
The eqRs=ttcn Of admitting positive prootof in
| An Indian DELEGATION.
| The Couuif ttoner Of Indian Af1tls has recelg
from each tf the following tribes arc route tr
WsFhlDEtou for the pnFpcse OF having m inter
view With The Prestdsnt: cherosse;. choctaws
Arspshos,, Northern Ossges and Annodoeees.
The prpprtetJ Of etecting tents for the accom-
mediation Of thst delegations W has been suggest
I'd to the Secretary Of War.
| TAsuEaroK, Jr1y 11.-Is ID understood Presi
| dent johnson to-day pardoncd Col Lee, Penn
| A.Iyania law3er, who was convicted in Paiiadel
phts few wetks ago for forging soldiers enl1st
ment psperr and sentenced 70 imPr1sohmen,
| three JeRrs. and pay fine Of IS. Solar. only
abeut a0 pstdons have been granted By the Presi
dent undsr his amnesty proclamation. large
number Of csscs have brcn a ted upon tayorahli
| by Attorney General Speed, ard awaiE the up
pToval OF the Executive.
| Arrcats.
Prof, Mccullough and Gen. Thos. 4. Harris
pzcmirentin In The rebel service, have been brou9h
from The eoatt ii Florada aco lodged in prison.
rlda, states tha. Dlyid 8. Yu!ee, ex-senator fsor
F1erida, hsH been lodged in Fort Pulask together
With sc'ing Governof Allison, whose predecca
| FOR committed suicide. This informant repre-
Gents thst although as much cotton will be ralset
4. heretofore In Flor1ta, the corn crop IL yer,
| abundant.
The Reconstruction Of Florida.
A public meeting Was 1a,ely held at Ma,iaun
to initiate measures for the restoration Of the re
lotsons Of FlnEids to the Union. No delegation
| Gen. sIckles' mission.
Maj. Gen. Sfckles has returned to Washington
| from bis South American mission. Tha Iumor
that be was ecnt 10 negotiate for the coloniz izato
Of en Anctpated negroes are set at rest bJ bis o1
| fclal report. When the t4ue for the practices
successful result Of this tmpoftint mission vii
| be known. +,
! Fo1d's Thcnfer Closed.
Ford, week Apo, advertised that he Eould tt
| night reopen bis theatsz, the play selected neln
| the UctoFoon. A large number Of seats were ee
house; but this afternoon ajnalitary order WAS Ii
sued. and In accordance Herewith placar
| placafd paced on tho door, which read as fol
lows: "Closed By order ofthe War Department
Appointments.
jno. a. Graham Was to day commissioned al
B}stsnt Reetstet OF Treasury, vice Re nbold So
ger. The President recognized Robt. Barsh a
coraul Of the Dacny Of Sa1e Cohurg Gotha, Z
ST. Louis, and s, III. Stevenson a. Tics Consul {
Sweden and Norway, at Ne4 Orleans.