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soUrHERN ADyERTIsEMENTs.

VALUABLE PAPER MILL AND OTHER MANUrAc.
turing property, IN Manchester opposite to Richmond.
for saeWe offer for asle the valuable property known
the Richmond Paper Mll ocaed James river the
OF Manchester The lot has front Of 25 feet and depth of
$50 feet and supplied with water power sufficient TO drive
any kind of machinery under lease OF $0O0
FOR rs years new paper mill (ramed has been erected
part Of the lot two and half stories high <0x5O ee
with all machinery for the manufacture Of and
turning out beautiful article Of wrapping paper and
has the capacity, Of making 900 pounds per day Another
and half stories high and viii be occupied FOR the
manufacture Of cutting tobacco The paper mill II
rental Of 600 per annum exclusive OF the water remit
aud the other mill 10 under rental Of 500 per annum
whether for investment otherwise the properly
pay handsomely on the sum asked for There vacant
enough 70 erect another MILL and with ample
power prope any machinery that may be erected on e.
the anxious 70 sell for the their
9th err interfere with the
o. this property hsy win sell sra. esrs.in ana n pro-
Be ats. Apply 70 Mesms. HARRISON, GARTH CO., 10
New street, New York, or 70 HARRISON, 00DDIN 4 AP
PERSON, Riohmond Va
DSOnnnun Nov. ~ ia
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL YOUNG ARMY OFFICER
~! recently discharged having no female acquaintance
desire 10 open a correspondence with some young lnd
with view 10 mstrmony. Address, in confidence, II. A.
r., boz 81, Hoboken Post office.
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FINANCIAL.

A CAPITALIST wANTED-wITH READY Cash, II
LOAF " sums ioM % :: ~ On me pSs sppros
returns every 50 days; Of reference
cared and required Address, only with real name, Mer
cant box s. Herald ONCE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUCTION.
~ We are offering large lot Of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS
At about the gold cost to import and shall offer this week
the best value in silks we have had for the
HEAVY PLAID STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS
BRILLIANT LUSTRE GOODS at 81, 81 Is and 81 90 per
PLAIN SILKS. ALL CoLoRs, at 81 So q rs 81 and
~ rs
81 80 and upwards.
BLACK GRO GRAIN AND GRO DE PARIS SILKS, at
81 rs TO s.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS, at 81 Is md 81 So
BRIGHT LUSTRE PARIS TAFFETAS, at 81 Is TO S3 Is.
ALSO
A SPLENDID STOCK OF EVENING SILKS VERY z
CHEAP
W. X. PEYTON,
IA and IA Bowery.
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1I ment-Dresses and Cloaks made in twelve hours
Notice Tucking Flutng Stamping and Braiding done
machine. Fancy Goods. No. % Sixth avenue.
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CENTLEMEN-I WILL BUY ANY QUANTITY or
VI and left OF Clothing for the Western market Can
at the store address Thos d. Conroy l Pearl street
between Centre and Chatham.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN A TOW BOAT OFFICE.
w to keep the books and be generally useful; who
has been In similar business and has acquaintance
with shipping preferred Address, stating former business
Office
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DOYAL ARTIST MINIATURE PAINTER). FROM
IN EuropeJ paints photograph equal 70 ivory miniatures,
produces beautiful pictures from small old ambrotypes
deceased persons enlarged to
These pictures are unrivaed and mpershsble Address
Dor S. Tarrytown, NY.
DICH AND RARE BOOKS, AND Carries DE vTsITE
III from lfe for gentlemen Sample Cartes 20
seven for o. Send for catalogue to JAMES DE CASTRO,
" Nassau street, New York.
, 1865-08-01

strokes the surgeon dec,a:sd that the ma
ccuic net sta1G a3y fnosr. ko ths comp elton
oi the g. nttnce wAs eu:p.rdsd f1r thirty
days.. The cutprit nsaaval: to try baI
and Chan exercise. No wonder the English
soic1trs are kept under firm d'7e!p:1e. ss7:.
s1d kfogs.on for tying to desert to
lle Un:ied Statss.. am informed
ttst le.cre the collapse of the rebel
lin, the Eol6ieys found 1t bard to ges
tasaes to 70 to. town tor any purpose. The
lGaEua alleged for refusal being that deser-
uens to ''the States" Lad been tho common
of1ate fer the good OF the crown. have no
deutt from the temper Of the half dozen
soldiers with whom conTe1sad thlt had the
officers been less strict, hundreds oi red coats
Torld hare come o7er til. lIne and joined the
army Of trecdcm.
1ics1et to ssy. ttnt there are number Of
An americans doing business a1sss;.,h in Gansa.
who have Lately c,masnssd dirtg
game Ct truduc;ng Consul General
Potter. They give the cue to the secession
organs, The Caz<ffe and Telegraph, to vic with
eaeh oiher In their foul auu.e OF that oflc.r.
His offnsc Vas, going to the Detroit Com
merclal Convention and telllug too nRuy
Plain tru:ts tar the people. NJ. Potter Is
bis TIews On the subject Of the Reciprocity
Treaty asenelther new nor prejudiced. Since
nrrtrtng here he has xzcclred fresh knowl-
edge, tending 10 confirm all his previous con-
Tictions On the subject, and he Ieltcsates his
opf1fo1s to every Amertc1n who mentions
the snt1tct. It my be added
that there are many Canadians
who have thanked Mr.. Potter for his bold
ness Of speech, and expressed their beliaf
his predictions Will he verified.
There Is No new light On the Clnsdla1
CeH1edesation scheme, excepting that tha
tone cf her Maj=sty's speech on the dAsolu-
tlun Of Parliament Is not considered 1aYora-
BILE to the scheme.
c1eaEe. The bo.1s plying on the st. Lawrence
River arrive every evening with crowds.
The American ttaVel this year is Immense.
The report OF an intended visit by Gan,
Grant has caused quite sensation. II.
, 1865-08-01

lcssrefpo1deEce OF tie Chicago T.ibqps.]
81. PAUL., MINI, July a3, lees.
Yesterday afternoon, about four O'Clock,
seated, in company with host Of other pas
scnsers, on TIE larboard side OF the steamer.
Annie Johnston, watching a crane that was
stapdirg in shallow water near the shore to
which ne were at that time running in close
proximity, VIC we've suddenly startled by the
reports Of pistol On the same side Of the
f6at. in the forward part, fred four time, !,
snceessiTely, which effected j complete con-
stc!nation among all hands, aud caussa an
txcihd and lnsiy retreat to ths cabin.
The first Euppos.uon was that tho firing
vas the result Of general row, it having
occurred adjoining the saloon. the outer door
OF which optnLd upon the stcae. Further
developments proved, however, that the fif-
Ing Was dcne by o maniar named George C.
Stocking, OF Hutchinson, Minn.. without the
least psoyccation, and resulted in the death
Of Nathan 8. Roberts, Of Canastota, N. T.,
and the woundIng OF q returned spider In
1he axs sisnt siEm, near he shoulder. nsm:d
The maniac had previously exhibited con-
elusive signs Of insanity, and, fuw minutes
be.ore, Was seen looking wildly through q
window on tho crowd Into which hu eaon
after fred.
The shot which proved so fa.al entered the
the chin.
The poor victim fingered In unconscious
Eess nearly fifteen minutes add died vitnout
faEing uttered a syllable. Ths timely Iutcr-
ference ol the brave defender OF cur 1sg, who
WIenched the revolver tfu1n the inft1r,sted
naniac, snd tEe.rny came near losing his
own 1ife. undoubtedly prevented The occur
renee Of even more fearful catastrophe.
10 Capt. Morton and his clerk, Mf. A. W.
Hall, Than whom 60 more ACCOMPLISHED nfT]
GERS run the river, much psaiee Is due for the
care taken Of AIF. Hnwer and the careful dis
position ct the body Of The unfortunate man.
The weather to-day is cloudy aud unplea.
sa1t and the atmosphere cold. st. Paul Is
luli Of strangers. 4, 81, K.
, 1865-08-01

ANOTHER RAID ON SMuGaLgKs.-The work
Of ierretlnE out tue emuggEg,lers who have been
plying their vocation at 4 marry rate for the
past lew months, goes on apace, md, from
Present appearances, whisky suckers aud
whisky sellsts are likely to suffer some. The
man Conrad, who was sent to Stat. prison
the other day, I've beg to call Judge Wi'k!na'
attention to the fact that that Is sentence
that the profits ofa nights Job won't mike
good decided that, II be- had got to be pun
1shed' those who were Lis nsseciates should
hare their share Of ell the profits. He ac-
coEdtDgly Unfinished Information which led to
the arrcst Of Robert Reauue, ex.A1derman
Of the Fourth ward, and Peter Campau, f3r
the regular persecution of the business. Eyi-
de1ce of au overwhelming character vas pro
duced. and tue parties were held to bail In
q, GOO 70 appear for. trial at the November
term of the United stntes Court. Lewis
Campau became their security.
Louis Huber Was also held for trial by g,
s. Commissioner Wilkins, for furnishing 500
In silsez to ten F Frrnchmcn, With which to
purchase whisky to be smugglrd across the
rlyer, which Was done.-DstIol Tribune. :,9kh.
, 1865-08-01
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

WAsHrSGToN, July 3f.-n the Qu1rter-
mfster's D. psrtnent one bundled mud hfty
extra clerks are kept at work all nlshs, AMI
the Department is employing all the tem-
ct wotkirg CT the vast amount Of Business
that has been III OWL upon the Quarte1maste-
By reason ct the sudden clcse OF the Far sud
the muater5ng out Of the great armies.
The delay IN trying Wue:z, charged With
M-t1eatiug our prisoners at Andersonyille, Is
tos the purp:se Of enabling the Judge Adgo-
nesses from Geors'a aud Tennessee aud other
sou!he:n States. OIer forty Witnesses hare
voluntarily reported themselves ready for
examination.
Chief Justice ChAse il said to BE- Of op.n.
ion. as the result Of his observations of the
COZ ditloas OF society where he has been, ttas
throughout the s,ayeho!ding States. The
whites ntc enetTated aud demoralzsd, n1d
certain to be eradfsased.- The biacks are
vtgo1cus, pr grcssiye, and bound to become
the dominant peeple In less than quarter Of
century. He predicts negro artstocra.y
vii spring into full existence in all those
States; elect negro members to the Federal
Congress almost without opposltion, aud
hold lie legislation for thai section com.
pletely In their OWL hands.
The rebel Grne1a1 Dick Taylor Ia expected
to return On Wednesday. His present where
aEouts occasions considerable speculation.
These possessing the best means of obtain
ing information, intimate that be obtained
permission to visit his btother.fn.law, JEFF.
Davis, and that he Is now at Fortress Mon
Toe.
WV. Corcoran, one Of the oldest and
wealthiest residents Of this district, has ju.t
presented his building on Z street, betWeen
Ihtrteenlh and Fourteenth, to the Co1nmbl-
a. "a College. The property is valued At Sc0,-
w. The building is specially dealgaed for
the Medlcal DepaztMent Of the CQll.rc.
, 1865-08-01
GobernnlR1lt Sales.
4 UCTION SALES.-Grest Sale
IA Of Erye7nroent Horsea snd Mules.
2. 900 ANuAAIS TO 6K SO D DBRlN3 THE MDyTH
OF AUGUST,
In sns sta'gsr Rev i.Ex1 P3unsy Ttnls, Ohio, In

VIII b. reid W1saaTSs a5l{s :ss,;ds ~
csf It sae TINA Ind RS E5iSe' R4K RsRfd oalo" T'z:
,Ee. yoss Ctr, Tseaa.y I'D fs:d.y Ct c.eh vs:s,
n. Xoas CIT. Wedres..y Of each veez. 10 M,lss
En!la russdAy, Arzu,s 8, 10 Hor.ss.
- ?ts:;' a4e4a': + Il :tS 3, 81 u =
Buffalo, wednt'sesy ssyExS|1T AgEns1 e A q Mules.
rnr..e!phta Taafsdsy & e sseh vess. aa Horss,
Fa,l,5s;chl.: 4: wsdst.a.s and Saturday Of eseh
r1siabas1h, TauTsosI II each wee1. 10 Mules each
PtnEIs TufE;dsy Es., Asss9s, :o Has, 9h;,
E:vvlle Thu;xas5 A5xai . IS MIA Ass"
1atpptnsbu:xh, We,n1sdsy. Aaxnas Il, 100 Hoszes.
FL. Tagnd,y Aa1a.: i. :e5 a.:.a. s'.'''
Y; zssRs5 ! 5S s!''
S';sS E|2:SS Ss:s;; Il m sds'
cs'i''s' fsa''d'y' 4; 5Siii6; Sia65 a. I'd AsiIs.
ss!sRe!'s: sss:setZ; Hs:s. d e Hss
e.a,ep s.ia4a.y, Lasaass naas: aS g. eess' e
Glsysi1nd, Tns.asy. Auku.t :, o:o Aulos.
s:ss fSas. fFHs.sa;; 4s3S; Hsxs:; 3 g Y a1s ss
cltvelAna' 1oasly AS5SN:l. AsEs,; =. a0u0:'es.
Tot Wn1ne, Thurzdsy, Au90ss H. leo Xu.e4.
DELAWARE.
eseh day.
Wilmington. Erday OF each weak, 10 Mules each
Day.
NEW JERSEY.
T.a:oa. 1Sn1ny. 1TsMaaay. AnE5:: io: 80 Mn!.s.
fsa'0'' 1nnE''aS iaRxfaNpsa aRxf.sM ao NILES 4
DlliEoEo. Wednesday. Au9u1t >, and "Wednesday
Of each \ eek ter AFTER, 200 Hofset ezch d1Y.
WAAH!aGrON, D. C.
Eh.h xeex d4y ~c6 Mules.
GIKsBORo, D. G.
Each week day e1cept "Wednesday. 20 Horssa
opps srtuniIy 70 pr1taas. Superior class ~ fsai
Dir tut dratE arlnsls. At t1z lEss .k4I stoe t1ue
'. l1r. u N y of6 I'd to the publ
.IhG nsh tho Mat 3r1t7 OF thsm ara sound aud 1eY-
t1ceaor: NeJ art no longer redr.se3 u TIC amy,
and m1tt be sold.
Macy Of the liulAa bought n this beginning Of
lhe Waf. when young. accompanied The azme& J. al
thesf naIchts and cApss thoroughly bru xec,
atd ned b3 sc4te. eaIla had fau14AS JQ b1cI
" ieEg Ans5ouEced oy ihe ho.cie-x.
AnfS.nls viii b. sold singiy.
BA e to EoHne"Ce st 10 q II.
7kaxs-Ca.h. in Uuite1 9.at1 Crr:cn.y..-
JAMES 4 KKLN,
B:sv; BFig. Gss. In ehA-xu lat Div. q, Il g. c.
, 1865-08-01
HntaEaa 1ntsitute-Clu1iac Exercfses,
lcos1etpondencs Chicago Tribune.]

a0&0FIR 1ntz1tHte-ClnH1EE EXercf&eH.
lcos1etpondenre Chicago Tribupe.]
BATAVIA, Ill. July %, 1855.
Batavia ia one Of the plca :autest towns On
the Fox river, about forty niles from Chi.
csSo. The past week has been one Of moxr
than ordinary interest, on account Of the
clotiDg c1ercists Of the Institute, which /.
ncw owned and managed By ProE. 4. 4. G,lf.
fifth, the we1l-InoWn elocutiooist. The build
Is Of cut stone, three stories high beside
bastment, containing 1aundry,' kitchen,
dlning-room and gymnasium. The study aud
recitation ICONS are tlafge. we'll arranged.
and capable Of accommodating twelve nun
drtd and fifty students, and there arc also
accommodations for about sixty boarders.
Prof Griffith has improved the building by
Finishing and furnishing the basement, Tha
grounds are ample, containing ten acres.
which are adorned With sh1ubbcrF, etc.
The opening exercises Of Its flrst Com
Dercement under Its present management,
took pace on Sunday afternoon, J1ly aSd'
Lefo1e n'ge audience IL the Congressional
Church. Rev. F; o1aard, Of Egis. delivered
an address IN the Anticipated Man" Il
was original. Rutmatrd and irspI1irg, and
ctt1i1y cef(ned the personality OF Cd. the
fact OF q ReTelauon and Saviour, the great
truths which cfe to contest with and trIump1
Of ipndelItY.
The Philonathe2n eocte.y was addressed
On Monday evening f1l1o~lng, by Hon. Anson
s. Miller, Of Rockford. On the 't Literature Of
the War;" The adl!e:s wEs full Of p4trlot-
lsm-timelS- most acceptable to the So
ciety. The public literary exercises ct the
Eocitty took niacs Thursday even ng, netting
the society With small amount on hsnd,
ore1 cnc hCndIed dollars toward library.
Cssse: were EXAMINED Mcnday and Tue:day
AID gtabl 1euE!uu Of all Interested took
place in the Institute Wednesday evening,
The pstle1s, balls and recitation rooms were
thiene,d wlth joy full company OF students.
and their t1Ieuds from Batavia AID vicinity.
The ladies' fad proyl1ed cake, &C., In great
abundance, as an aid TO the enjoy1nent ot ihe
evening. The school Eas eiven great eatis.
faction The past y:aE; Next tesm opens Sep
tcmber 4th.
, 1865-08-01
3oroposalE.

GEALED PROPOSALS FOR
~ FbESE BEEF,-5esltd proposata are resos.t.
fully aly! ed ~ lht unders:Enod nall O'Clock L.
H.. AE6u f0so. ls4S. f1r furuishlrX O. q. S11
at1tenee DepA1tmsn. VII FHE3H BEEF {tor Eou
n2a:as Commanding 81. tenos: h;,1s<s At the IL.
b st:lst / Tha Pests Of Hsaavtue aad E.seaela,
TsI '
A2u CT al a7ooRk EA!toad rom NAshElue to Gnv4u,
1s:n .tns ioc!pI pos;s nsiEz AnEcse:uh eo. Tails.
neTe nd D. ehssd d II trooes oa . Line Of tha
e tu1AS1. the FriIcipl Po.a bang Columbia and
Dl1 t.itt 3. AL tror ps In the sst.e Of A1saans,
Of TIA + nresses Il. er the pancipa Posts be-
l'K Decatur. H1aisvllte. StS7e e1san ant ttE-pJst
Gtstrlct4 All troops on tho EAt Tam 1sau sad
VNtlnsA Raj the principal pogts b..pR C1stE9-
too1a Clt vels14. L3uduu. EnoxVfle and 6F-a villa
d. fct3 Ali tro On iiae Of tho Nos. Set ten
EAiltcad, frt N Nashville to JohE hEto1y.lI-.
ds will b. rees1veu 70 esch Of xaa aooyu dstgtct4
separately. ED as Ter taG Hhoie ;cxrht7 TIC GOV.
e,tE+at will fu ulsh f.tr, III nec1s1r3 rra.spor.a.
tion from Nssay:.ts 70 Al the palm raed aopYe.
District 9. AL military p.Gta except Hexetald,
EotLa oslhe CumatEaad Rsyte, IN Tia STAT: Of xe1:
s1-r, snd The par: q Fos. DpaeIso1
tht. alttsirt.
P:opossl, Euat BE- rlade II duplicate. and endoT,e3
dil1iICy Psopt sail fJr Frsbh BeeL" sud ndd.e.a-
ed .ot Of J, e. READ CA!sf CoHunsa.Y OF al ait
erce. Military G.yisl tho T. nneespe Ut Nssh Vie
r.. Biodcss NUT o. pg, ssn: 10 ses2o1d to theie
bids. sad be n1rp zed to G.e nds aud sxn CIR
1r.c lstcIs leaving til! office. T. G. RRAD,
js913 1913: Col. md E1. OF C. 8, Mi Ur Tam.
, 1865-08-01
Tho Nashv1lle Trn%edy--yVounded d
Family Honor Avenged.

1no Nashrllle TrnEedy--TF0unded
Family Honor Avenged.
From the Nashville, Tenn, Press and T!ues, q.
One of thcse melancholy occurrences which
befcte var made LIE 40 cheap In the eyes Of
the community, woutd lave startled the
whole Of Nashville throughout all her bor-
deEe, took place yesterday afternoon toward
night, It appears that Mr. B. 3. Payne, one
OF the grocery tirm Of Payne, James s. Co.,
psocurt1 last winter, through the courts, q
divorce from his wifh On account m Illicit
connection betKeen her aud 3Ir. S, Shadt ack
Allen. While the trial was in Droerc=s.
Payne declared that If be succeeded il fxIug
upon Allen the guilt Of scducing his El;c be
would certaiuly kill him. =
On yesterday afternoon, between four and
five O'CLOCK, as Alien was sitting with party
of friends In front of window: Of a saloon
next to the livery stable Of j. B. Parrish. No.
"a South College street, debating the psopo-
sltiuu to buy drove Of Iaules and take them
down South to sell, Payne advanced to where
the party was engaged in convctsation. As
exclaimed in d loud tone, "Mr. Allenp' Just
as the man addressed 1soked up, Payne dis
charged pistol u. almost point blank runge.
the ball hitting the psctoral muscle at The
atm.ptt, making onlg q trif:nE wound. At
this the whole party jumped to their feet,
and tritd to get cut CT the waY. Just then
the pistol was again discharged, the shot
Toundirss man named Cochranc, who was
standing III the door Of tie saloon, in The
hand. and severely but not dangerously hi
tne thigh. By this time Mr. Allen had suc.
eeedcd in getting revolver ont Of his pocket,
but before he coud use II be received the
third charge Of his aeeallant's weapon, tho
bali striking the lat third rib, which It broke.
ind passed over isto the body, lacefattne the
upper ortion Of The heart, prod duc!ng almost
Instant death, as .he man walked only aix or
teren steps. and falling, expired. Tbs body
wus INN mediat ycafrled home to tho resi-
dtnce Of the deceased, on aumme. street, be-
yond.Brcad. On the way It VAS met by ths
distracted wife, whose shrieks alarmed tbs
whole nsighborhod.
The assallant hts been arrested and lodged
in jail. From hin We received the account OF.
the seduction Of Lis vile, the facts of which
hare cow become part OF the records Of the
courts. He avow, the deed, and jas!ihcs his
set. :
TIE deceased ,was about fity-nine years
old, and leaves widow, but no children.
Payne is elder By several years than the man
he killed. Both, We learn, are In excellent
pecunla:y circumsances.
, 1865-08-01

CEcISyAu, July N.-Tho Star C2adls
EAnuta:tory OF Wm. q, Woods ds Co., aud
the Pork House Of High g. Co., siiustel on
the Deek Greek roa4l, north OF Cou:t streat.
we're destroyed By fire lass night. Loss
S200M
A riot occurred Ii Cuu1miasrille yeste7-
day, In which three men were shot aud
large amount OF properly destroyed.
, 1865-08-01

Why Gen. Lee Applies for Pardon.
a Richmond correspondent Of the New
York Nation-thc new Radical week1y-rs.
latess conversation with a rebel STAKEHOLDER,
that Was, concerning Gen. Lees application
for pardon. ard bis motives for makia9 It.
eaid this Virginia ailstocrat:
".We all, whether ne owned slaves or not
believed that coercion WAS EeEu tyrannv, and
that ne ought not TO submit to It. No, str, I
believe that the North wsre to engage in
iose,en war. q n any Way to need tAe hslp Of
eeue1auon, niuety-uine men In q ihpudred
throughout the south would taka3 up arms
against tic Washington Government, I have
TO doubt OF that, SIR. Yoo may have a new
Union with these States kept ii It ;by force.
but It cannot Be- s3ld that this was has par.
"He believed all Southetnc1s tllt 70 f;un
the mcnnest pirate III the army up the }liyh-
est men IN ths land, mp to Gen. Lee, ali fslt
that the South had been uost deeolr IN
jured. 1lc went on to say that for tiuis lis
admiration for the character OF Gen, Lee bud
senslbly declined. He had bean told that The
Cultural had nude application to tne Ws,h-
lne,on authorities for Iarion. IL hai sup-
posed that 1a.her than do that the General
would nndesgo exile or death. Not lonc. nj.
tesward an o1tunlty presented tssuif for
speaking to Gen. Lee On the subject. Tns
report proytd to be correct and not q sltpler.
4 Eolnlninous application had been sent ia,
10 which. however, no answer has ret beer,
made. Since the time Of his visit reply NAV
bare been received. Having learned tie mo-.
lives Which had actrated Geu, Lee In aakipr
for o pnlduD, his admiration, his rcnerattou.
for TIC man and the putrlot was p7otouader
than eTe1. Had the General considered
toonez than humble himself and . fust
cause by seeming admission that 1t WIS
WFcng. His application Was one 1nOre proof
q Els ieVe 10r his country. There were
thousands of fhisE-.oned youog men In tbs
south Who aedf.ated expatriating them.
selves, aud who, when asked why they dill
not seek tor psrdor, replied, that until Gen.
Lee had done 20 they would not. Alter o
long struggle with bis inrlaa.ione, believing
thar these youug mea ought to bs saved Is
the country whose future they were 90 we'll
4ralilied to adozn, and, by participating in
The Fights Of citizenship. to guide ard sbape,
feelings, AID made the request. Still be had
made no abject submission, but had accom-.
panied the petition for pardon with q fuIl
statement Of these thlrGs which taade bis
past conduct seem to n1m 1ist and proper,
and haa avowed BITS nn:hangiag devotion to
his former principles.
ment would send Gen. Leo favorable en-
swsfi sas1,< ~. .o,h, yes'' he replied, .'ua-
And does be expect to.b:;.es,o!ed to full
erloymsnt Of all the rights Of c1t11euship? ?'' !
;. Yes. sir :: te has asked for that And If !
done all that be intended to do. The class |
Of men whom he intended to bcnstl have.
many Of them, applied to be parllo1cd. and |
probably all will do so. Thus Gen. Lees "a
c1ifce will have saved many OF our first |
soung meu from exile, aud opened to them |
, 1865-08-01

Nrw ToRK, Jn13 3l.-Thc ZfGue's n .sd.
Vile correspondent says: The marks Of the
bloody battles fought at Dalton and 9th er
points along tha !ine to Atlanta mast long
remain. Breaatworks and forts are seen on
every hand. The land Is laid 1astc, apl the
Inhabitants are gone. Our train brought and
dropped several families by ths way, wto
came here to find only their ch!maess stand
Ing. At one place sAw = family, With their
acanty furniture, undsr tree where their
hou.e had been. Hundreds OF families are
house1ess all over this country, ani hare no
crop growing for their future suppar:. The
1Esst md only clover field saw II the Stale
WRs Qear Dalton. It locked finely.