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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02


The present motion viii open the way tor treaty
Il viii De the harbnger OF peace, aud Mil convince
the Americans that Parliament j. sincerely disposed
TO reconciliation. We have tried for uUcoRditional
sUbmissi0n-let Us now try what can be gaincd by
unconditional redress The door "a mercy has heea
hitherto shut against them you have ranssc6ed
every corner of Germany tOr Doors aud ruihaDS 20
invade and ravage their country; tor 40 conquer az,
NY lords is impossible. lou cannot do lt. NAV
as ven pretend 20 drive them before me with this
crutch. am experienced in spring hopes ahdver-
nal promises bat az last viii couC your equinOctisl
q slDpolntmeuts. Br cers o practicable % .oNgf
c1f3sLsd course o. success T. conquer america, ut
1Oaiag a g. SUB ,scttoI gf.81cIr, ci4 5t HTty l,-
possbk. Ne BENEFIT can BE- d7-.U1d tToas ntt co1E
trr e ttis . Tee Q09t zen aei Ds affection OF tg
iner' it1Rts tS IS not % 5.y1Hed By force 81 drmS
thsr affection Is o!y y recovered By recoRer'dt0f
ana Je,iicc ID min sters founded IN saying that
no engagements are entered into 6y America with
France, there Is Yet moment LETT: the point Of
honor is safe a few weeks may decide our fate q
q nation. Were America Suffered 10 form treaty
with rance should not only lose the in,lnense
advantages resulting from the vast and increasing
commerce Vt our colonies, but these advantages
will be thrown into the hands OF our hereditary
enemies America, my lords, Is nov contending
v.ith O. Britain under masked bst1ery Of France,
which will open a. she pereeves this eoGatry 10 ee
sut!icienty " eaksned by che contest. France VIII
NOT osPsO fair opportunity "a separating forever
America from this Kingdom. ThiS is the critical
moment Tor S,ct a trsaty nlet and UH 'oe' e,1ee,
,loi pactie1t9R BE- ds'd }st' aHd car 5eticse" Ey-
trn{ and France Is not ne less prOjI5e 6tclSs VTV
f,s,ioaso Of auitg c0rriluis - bs r9gds.
Il would BE- folly m France 10 declare u now
while America gives Iull emPlsy nent to our arms,
ind is poariug into her lap hcI wealth anu pS-
rr.e While the trade OF Great Britain lsugulth-
e.. while her taxes increase and her revenues d.
tniuish, France IS securing and drawing 70 herstN
1bet commerce which Is the basis Of your pOwer9
III iu be asked why should Ne submit 10 eOncede
NIHH. ma 81
tse azeres.ors from the beginning you Oughi
-thcrel5fs 20 make the first 0yertures- Say again
my lords you have been the aggressors you haze
made desceuts upon their coasts, you have burns
tnsfr towns, piuhdeged their cOa.iTy, made va
uLon the inhabitants, c0aGscsted SheiT pToperE
,,-as,ribed ana imU-lsoned their persons :-yOJ
have injured, oppressed and eudeAvOrsd to ensisv'
themm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02

ENOR SALE.--A STEAM ENGINE and BOILER
T fiteenhorse Power made by Talbot Bro. but LIT
tie used, aud in good order.
Apply To the subscriber at the Ballard HOTEL between
the hours Of 10 and o'clock JOHN =, BALLARD.
NORM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02
TREAsrRY pfPARrMEvT c. 3. A

TREASURY UIFAHIMENT T. u
Richmond. Dec I, 1901 I Il
.rT0 HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT. CALL GER
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is respectfully called to the
provisions of the 9Th section of the of Congress emit
lied to reduce the currency, &c, approved Feba
rs H. 1864 which decaretlAt all call certificates shall
be funabe aud shall be taxed in all respects is poy
ded for the Treasury which they conveti
bic" f.f sE.rf
The 4h section of said act imposes tax Of hun
dred per cent Onthe Treasury represented bSsab
per cent call certificates which shall remain outstanding
on the first day of January eighteen hundred and sixty
five. G. A. TRENHOLM :
deS-tf SECRETARY of Treasury.
I OST---One share Of the Odd UOEti IA
l. ion Trading Comparys Stock. No rs, in the name
Of Dr. Blair Burwc dated June l. 1863 for renewal OF
which have made application to said company.
jslo-Isw1m BLAIR BURWETT.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02
~ BARRELS TANNERS OIL

~ 3uO pounds feesWaA
1000 do Bacon. hams shoulders and sides
' 10 bbls Florida syrup superior article
8 bbls Sugar
cases Killickinick Smoking Tobacco manu-
turedn 1862. In store and for sale BY
fe25-3t CHAS. T. WORKMAN & co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. : Al
RICHMOkD Oct 10 ls64 (
kTON-EANAtsE,E EkbN Ebs-IG0, GOO, 600

tEetNbN-bt0,COO.tOO
~ LOAN-SALE CUNTiNUED.-Num alp!ica.
lions haN ing been for Bonds NJ the established price
ot sl aud interest under circumstances that entitle them
favorable consideration, II has hen determined 20
tDue the sale at the above pt,e until mtlCr notice.
for The Of these bonds instructed 10
IN accordance with this order aud hs attention dsursl
officers OF the Government is particularly called to il
g. j. TRENHOLM.
ocI2-H Secretary oi Treasury
ADJUT6NT AND INSR GENERALS OFFICE
Richmond Feb. "A 1856 !
spErLAL ORDERS
No. 10. DBL
sDnet- until their exchange provided thcy,W report
within thirty days IN person NJ Richmond va, unless
previously notified OF their exchange.
AAIl. When tie exchange OF such soldiers has hcen
declared those who belong commands -.ryinC uorth
tg Southern boundary hue q North Csroiirs and in
BAIT Tennessee, viii Immediately report 10 tlum al
otiers VIII u temporarily assigned 10 commands from
their own State serving IN North Carolina East Tenues-
ana virginia. they may yoluntee IN rs such com
moud Tor Temporary -eylc u terminate Wien they are
able 70 rcjoin their proper commands
XIII A. che r0pmHniratioHs south and West Of The
southern boundary line OF Moth CaIoHa are cut Oh.
leaves at This Time b. 4ntcd TO soldiers who de
sire 10 20 beyond tho line hut hcn the lines OF travel
AT Ieestahshed they will not be concluded by this
der
XIV. Tie Qnartcrm5 -ters Department will furnish
parOled prisoners the transportation Bdicatedy by these
OTtI- aud viii pay them ana il 10 possible to
furnish it, will also issue them clothing.
ny command Of the Secretary Of War.
JNO. WRITER'S
.seier lYf ffnt4s ~ o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02
IuDIOTHIAN NOTICE.

Nl Annusl Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Aidl0
THAN Coal Mining Company will be held on rHURSD Az
the 81 day OF March next at ~ o'clock at the Office
the Company. '-st..
ie Z3-7t JN0. c. SrANARD Sec'ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT C. 3 Al
kCHEoSD, Va, August 70, 1854
ID EGs LATk0SS for carrying into cl-

IL tie act of Congress approved Jnne l. 1854
to!iznc the OF registered eight per bonds is
sued under the provisions Of the SCI approved Mag TO-
l-tl 10 exchange The same tor coupon bonds
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds under
the Act OF May TO- i5ol dsIiug 10 exchange them ftr
coupon bonds VIII assign tlem IA the manner pointed OFT
ia the printed endorsement the back OF the certificate
the Confederate States OF America M exchange Tor
pou bonds aud cause them 10 be presented 10 the Rogi
ier 81 the Treasury Department who will therenpon, IN
compliance with the provisions OF the Act OF june 3D. 1865
coupon bonds for the amount specified in tie I6gi
tered bonds 80 assigned. c. 4. TRENHOLM,
au9q-lf Secretary Of Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02
IREAsURV DEPARTMENT C. s. Al
Richmond DeCembcLL 1901 !
< EVENT EESTN TREAS I-RY

-
- EOrES.-ln pursuance Of an act Of Congress Gp-
proved November 2S 1864 entitled An act 90 authOriz
the Secretary OF the treasury u exchange Coupon Bonds
nj S1I Thirty Treasury Notes" holders Of such notes
hereby notined dat after the payment O the annual
interest due thereon the inst day vi Janrary 1865 up
presentation OF the Treasurer Assistant ITeasu
re,s ana Pay pepositse, ss designated at tOotl win -
certificates therefor which will entte the holders 10
Coupon Eohds payable Thirty years after the first day Of
JauuAry Ito bcirin. six per eht interest nom tie said
frt %. January 'o6 PAyaban the fist days OF Janua
~ Jud Julg IA each YEAR
The treasurer Assistant Treasiers and Depositsres will
make weekly reports the Register 81 the Treasury
such cerh issued at then Offices whereupon BONDS
viii be ard satisfaction 81 The notes
viii he cancelled the usual manner and forwarded
the First Auditor e.. 4. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of tie Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Va.
Assistant Ilessulers a thaglestoH and Mobile.
Depv=dfies al Raleigh and Wilmington y. C.
Charleston and Columbia, :. q.
Savannah aud Augusta, Ga.
Tallahassee Fla. and Montgomery Ala,
g. Columbus Aliss aud Houston and Nor.
shall. Texas daft
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02

RO@ERlES.
VI 81 barrels,Browh Sugar
10 do White and Yellow Ganulated Sugar
10 do Coffee
20 half chests Green Tea
90 kegs Soda
500 pounds Roll Butter
200 do Tallow
ROBERT HOUGH X Co.
fe2f-4t' No. Ia Pearl street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02

,hsn, apsA tkeis horssa while ernzz.ns theNiyor,1r
One of our men Is supposed TO be mortaiiy ~ou"u-
ed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02
.soUTHERN EXpEEss ooMpANY.l

RIcaM0Np, Va. Feb. - 1855.
-igsats and lESseRgfs
VIII ncaiye ana forward promptly ary package marx
ed as aboye stated anl len charges be collected Ia
kichmOGd.
shipper will be required 10 put their packages good
shipping condition. aut aqsnt via always ref I'd
j. r, GIBSON
Asst S,ferinPnden
sou. Express 90.
Charlottesville and Eynehtafg paper. will copy and
Sand bill to the Express 0ice at those places ie2i-9
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02

y Committee oil Richmond mel 10 te public for aid
N behalf OF The families OF soldiers and refugees in the
city
Richmond is filed with Ialugces from every portion Of
tie Ccufcd2fagy many g them The families Of soldiers in
the ieli.
Liberal and II IUlar couNibatons Of money food and
Fuel are earnestly requested
Tho Soahcrn Express Companv have kindly greed to
.rirhriio. Of rn,,Sr Iii I"t r.
pusirr,h. framror ard a'i supplies should be
signed t. the Relief Committee OF richmond care
Me,,rs Martin & Ca j3lv.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02

Immediately after the reading of the sentence,
the isoner stood mp, and the moose round his
meek was fastened to the suspended cord abovc,
leaving Slack of about two feet. He faced the
sea. On his right stood Marshal Murray, Major
Cogswell aud another official. On his lett stobd
Mr.. Weston, who produced a copy Of the Episcopal
liturgy, aud read the commendatory prayer there
from in solemn tones, the prisoner bending his head
lreverently, aud evidently listening with profound
attention. IS
At the conclusion offhis ceremony, the Deputy
Marshal approached the prisoner, adjusted t.c
rope, and asked him if he had anything to say
The pris lncr replied
..ies protest against the execution of this
sentence Ii is absolute murder-brutal murder
die ia the defence aud service OF my country =
"a Before the a5 Was drawn over his eyes, On being
asked if he wished 10 say anything further, he
said f-ssa ~ tp
s'No; beg you to make haste ?"
The signal was then given the weight was heard
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-02

A casual remark dropped by one Of orr officers
al the Petersburg front, has been greedily snapped
At by an sttenve correspondents ~ the Herald, with
tho following result. There many ways OF "as-
tonishine" the Yankees
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

And upon this act sincerely believed to be act Of
justice warranted by the Constitution upon military
cessty, invoke the considerate Judgment of mankind
and the gracious favor Of Almighty God-A6raham Lin
coins Emancipation Proclamation
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

If this country cannot be saved without giving up
that principle about to say that RATHER
BE AsSAsSINATED UPON THAN TO SURRENDER TT.
SPEECH OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

49, sweetly, sadly, sternly goes
The Fallen to his last repose:
Beneath no mighty dome,
But in his modest Home
1.-The churchyard where his children rest,
The quiet spot that suits him best;
There shall his grave be made
And there his bones be laid
'And there his countrymen shall come,
With memory proud, with pity dumb,
And strangers far and near,
For many and many yearl
"For many year, and many an age
While History on her ample page
The virtues shall enroll
Of that Paternal SoulP'
, 1865-07-22
Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Ttibune.j

Especial Dkpatch to the Chicago Ttibune.j
MADISON, Wis, July II.
The State Ccnt,nl Committee publishes d call
for Up1on Convention to be held at Madison
September 9Th, ut noon, for the purpose Of ooml-
mating candidates for the several State officers to
te elected at the next general election, and the
transaction Of fuch other business Is niy cotae
before it. Each Senatorial aHd Assembly District
is entitled to two delegates. Each regiment Of
Wisconsin troops Eemslnin. in service at That
toiiowa: II not eo1taining more than 600 man,
one deleghte II more than that number, two.
All votefe who are tn faror Of matntaiainE tatsh-
III snd economical Management Of or N, state at.
In tdccttrg knth an esf!y and permanent Eetue@
ucnt Of our national difficulties as will tecnre
hmmony between the different sections Of the
order md revive prosperity, are Invited, without
regard to former political sEeocistlon. to uu!te In
e!cttinK delegates to the Aforesaid Convention.
IL new feature IN the Convenuon- Ba, It is no
nore than r1GEt hat our brave boys who hare
endured the pcrila ard privAhons o! tue VIII
The l. thregtmert srsfred this afternoon They
Mese provided With IN excellent dinner at The
tr.fset House and marched TO Camp Randall. on
,asssz s; e5 oeessp 1ssspa9hn Thn Pn P1,
11SSeptian 1Sip vii hs given them at Capitol Park.
ers.n noseInet haa received detpatch from Col.
I Il. - pn,n.t aaA0 y leC01&1n, from AhQlAntpo-
~, 1IGenhe1nE that the regiment viii reach MIL
"suhes ,.;1o 1o+Iow nr the 22d; hleo di.patch from
veteran regimen, Numbering 1,sa{ ot6eere aud
apa ressa S1;s fs THY
Thc id Wisconin vi na;3 IN -
4ssh regiment VII arrive here to.mosroy. 10 f1am
I0ulsy1ile, III men. . oA
r3nm Machine Coupary. for tr:sl Of ttaLo 5o.
mills, At thil place On tie 18th e! July. 1a"
Uesyy. cod rain here to -day, which vii, s.r,.
s,nair de.ar hAr1natfnc.
, 1865-07-22
FROM CAIRO avn BELOW.
From West Enthusiastically ARRAY
near LednEtou-Rebe1 and Union
&O1dlefn In C01l1s1Du-EhTke Killed
and Seven Wounded

From West Tennes4ee-RtoodT ARRAY
near LeunGton-Rebe1 and Union
Soldiers IN Coll1s1on-Ehree Killed
and Seven Wounded.
CA1no, July e1.-1he tteamc. City Of Alton
Calrett, msster, and 6hrecElcy, clerk--fu.nithea
Memphis papers Of the 18th. The .drgus has an
account of yrsy eeIions diHculty.. which oe.
twelve niles southeast Of Lexington. Tennc.s:e,
On the evening Of the sth Inst. 81 Ibis nnfostu.
nate sfFalr three men lost thelr uves, ard seven
S'hs,s xe1t .eioDt1y ,u|u5ed .ons q thom i
wouues- The cieBcu!ty eeens to have orlstns,ed
il 'he following M. nor: Ihe people Of Hen.
%ssn ss SsFe un,g ufasg gs s ep ass II .as. ".
Joined several regiments for the linton
Amy. Which were being raised. Anon: them
were several yopcE men from the nciRhbaEhood
Ct Rocky spEancs. Recently tht &c JoupK men
have betn mustered onr Of the ectrtce and have
returned to their OWL homes. Those who went
the 8'h the pee pie Of the neighborhoad concluded
to hare tennlon and bury the hatehat. A picnic
vas got up, aEd the whole population turned out.
ties joining IN the sawdoet darcc. Toward even.
LET, howev.r, very el1cht circumstance occur
,s aItn ,,g nt to on5 ed shs >, e. sg
4 young nan named White, formerly
young lady, who Ind lost TWO brothers in the
y some ycET urlAcylike End dlspar tc1ng remark.
TO 'hst White took cdense. ana made some rery
damne1ng remarks abodt the lady. Her zela11ves
md friends took the matter up, while the Etitnds
of vi bite casht rsd around b N. Thus the parties
were divided. and 4 bitter dtepute arose, which
were freely Used. Mr.. White VIE ecverely
wounded through NE chest By . pistol ahot
One Wieton. of the rebel purity. Vas shot
Markham, ct the Gnicn ra1ty, WIS also killed ~
aP.s;ol thot through tie breast, and Waslin, ono
BE-. .6o, isnr M iirnts throneh tie abaamtn. ehesi
shoulders and neck. SeTeEal others were severely,
tome Of them noftslly, Wonnded:. The names Q.
Wh!te, George Cbaeiu. Wn. F.nc.ty, chss. si@.
Dors end Thomas Harold. Tia feelings Of the
e1Ghhorheod we're Ttsy Isuch excited, and 1t IL
feared that other ceedt Of violence nay ocenr.
TENDENCY TO keen aoetetY uusettled
, 1865-07-22


At = quarter past one o'clock the Jury can. into
court, when Nj. Ca!Hugton, District Attorney,
commenced the closing argument Tor the prose
aan ss1
noen. IT; Darlington commenced by congratu.
lating the jsIy on the rapid termination Of The
thty bad psid 70 tie evidence. il vas worF of
d.:eharre their day in .hs fear Or God.
IhsFe "a' On TIL Totnnn aa@ th,a
Go to, yopder, church yard ind aee
that mother weeping OYER the grave Of her only
Of the Day. Look at the little Rtrl who eays that
abe has been wrouged- and Is told to arm herself
and asenge heE wrongs. Thte Mary Harris is held
e.,sisd g Pistol. and ssld oiher isd%ies % cs11ieS n
them. Mr. Castin9ton proceeded to depict the
0e sSs sds o. ise
his musket or II he dieF, soothing bis last mo.
ments. Where, then. Was Ma.y haErIs, the model
Of finale excelle1ee' A1mlng herself With :
her hands tn The blood Of one who had per1ed his
liis IN The esu:e of I, his eoua.ry:
them ii 1hty Vould say !hst The woman who had
armed bcz.elf and murdered man IN defanse ot
they By their verdict indicate the cause OF the
iavsl "Great Godl What an array ol counsel -
Nf. E2IfthEt0u pfoC8eQeo+ IN numoS0n9 terms,
allubiUg to the array OF eouetel opposed to him:
Was he not With single assistant. IN object Of
comm!seratonf He etood on the side Of Justice.
The principle Of the Tindicaton Of The law ahould
be yiEdtcated. What cared he for Msry Harris |
Ihey mar put her in a bandbo1 and eend her
home; but rot to the Der1ine-God forbid! but
to her father.
While HI. Cstrirgton Wae speaking Of the coun-
eel, there was some laughtet, when the Marshsl
cautioned The audience 10 Cease, O; he would ar
i: IL. @ Ca1ringtea ssid: !" 1t them laugh. Judge
| they have night to 1auch."
Jndre Goodlng-I viii regulate that matter,
| Mr, Car1fngton-V Very well will not quarrel.
Mr CAE1lD1tpn atked they were going TO
| .hut theIr eyes 10 the evidence. Whist doctor
ha1 Sworn that ehe was lnsanff None. II the
yY1d{culous wiI 70 upon the record. There are
four nueetlons submitted. tst-Was tbs homi
ctce commit ed BY the ptitonet at ne nn! d
Wss It committed within the jurisdiction OF thlE
| coultl 8d-Was It jushaaola homicide: 4h-
| Wse ehe guilty Of murder or mAnsauEotet! Ire
/ scene Is lsid in Chicago. We tnd MarY haI1s
| meets MaIy Deylln, who Keeps mi!naefy estsp
| liehn ent md he a.ked what kind oi an eatao
Jndee uuches csl1ea the attention Of the cour'
| to what he Considered a perEerston Of the eV1
dence. n, a.,-.,
| that he ahonId rot rtta.late hJ reflections upon
| the Miaees DeyliD, hccsHse the defense naa y
| tarked Dr. BurropRhs. There was notning IN US
| evidence against the character Of the ho1so p
Kiss Deyltn, and be would not permit n1m eo,H II
ment npcn the character Of tbs Dtvins - muea
I" IL. as 1Gst1ine,on proceeded to say thst no mn
ehQp.d Aay thai ha Waa ever 1een to cover IN III
, 1865-07-22
VOL. XIX

rived here th.s evening BY the Michigan Central
Ra1l1oAd. They Will be quartercd In this cIty u1-
I'll mustered cur.
This morning, between one and two o'clock, 4
bold attempt Was made to Get IRE to St. Joseph's
saturated With kerosene oil ~. placed uuder The
porch At the front door and fired. Fortunately
the flames were discovered BY policeman and
The new revenue cutter Commodore Perry. re-
Gently hutlt At Buffalo. for ecrrice on the fixes,
ktEtyed here this evening about eight O'Clock. on
She left Cleveland at noon to day, making the
trip to this city In tho remarkably short epaee Of
tiFht hours
, 1865-07-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
ST. LOUIS, July q, 1865.
The diner to Gen. Sherman passed OF at the
ttnden Houte last night with al the eelat b.
longing to that caAa Of festivities and the entire
eattst.ctton Of Its protectors. The number who
participated was larRe, acme three hundred
sitting down to the tables. The military WIS Re-.
presented by an unusually large number. Most
Of tie city officials were present. and large
nuuber Of county Officials, judges and lawyers.
Gen. Sherman, in response to 4 toast, ease a
running narration Of eyeuts which hare generally
bean misunderstood bectuse nsyet before pnh-
llcly explained. His account Of the breaking OF
the rebel line Of the TallahAtchie was an explains
ton OF the cause Of The failure OF the f.tt attack
Oh ck.hurg, and Of his Iep1iae 1t Haynes' Bluff !;
std his statement Of the reason for the dcs,rue-
ton of Atlanta, all possessed Interest and value for
The light they throw upon the subject.
4 passaneer car Standing On The pacidc RAIL-
Rad, near Seventh atEeet depot, was struck By
lightning yesterday sud considerably injured. 4
MBn fleettn9 In the ctf Al the fiae had his shoes
torn Of by tho electric huid, ind his legs black
eued, but was not seriously injured One OF tta
clerks In The depot Was also knocked down by the
ecmQ thoeE'
The 9Th Kausks cavalry left last evening, by
foa', Tor Omaha, where thcy dlEemba1k, foT ser
vice on the Plains.
, 1865-07-22


F1if3 Ferguson Pleads HNot Eulttys,
Death OF 4 Railroad Supcr1ntend.
cha New German Papef nj Nash-
Cuie-1he u Gather.
Especial Dispa.ch 10 the Chicago Tribure.1
NASHVILLE, July 70.
In Col. Cranes court martial, eenttnne eyn-
ope1s ofthe testimony taken yesterday. John Y.
Gold On being re, examined By the Jodge Adyoc: t.
and qncstfoned By the Court, s:xted that Col.
Crane cave check for payment Of a saddle to
lit. Bradbury, employed By Leonard & Co., Gin.
ctnn.u, from whom It wat purchased He fnr-
thsr said he had been acquainted with Col Crane
since December, 1e63, and could define his mo-
tlves in making presentstion.
The 0eIt w4tocts ~as Hermxu n. Role, Of the
dsm Of Dclwusth, Porter l. Co, iron manpiac' ur.
ere, Pittsburgh. His tctt1mony was at great
length, md went to show that the 1rm had sotd
large quantities Of eptkes and mails to Tennis,
Crane. At Nasnville, snd that they would baye
he GovesnneIa za to Tennis. Dansles & Co.,
To-day the accused mnsed for continuance Of
the trial, which was oVenuled.
Irwin B. Lauehline, iron manufacturer, Pitts
burcn testified At great length, to The sane effect
chsmp Ferguson pleaded. nst guilty to the
shsIaes md spec:6eahTns: . Tinker Dave," o.
hiEse,f @ i ssd hsd a Win fe.ea:on. to % TesSsrtes
committed BY Ferguson and his gang In Oserton
I'D FtntEeee eou1t:es, snd 70 The esr!stnc Of Of
bodier Bestae law The following dsy
We INSTRUMENTATION from Auanta that Dr. John
#. LeTie. formerly supes1n'endcnt Of the Vest.
en- and Atlantic K.ilEoaa died On the 1lsh Inst,
e,sa ,hs ~ snSs y sea 4
d ha%:n = ea suS 80, n Pm ). En-
Of The editors If the journal. 1t will be duly and
, 1865-07-22

HunisyiIIe, from New YORK, arrived here to-day.
sbe reports tia, on The 18th ehe fell ia With the
schouner Jro. G. Baxter, Of UntouvlIle, n: j.,
Capt Price, from Phlladelphls, with coal for bos-
Ton, sunk On the Horne hoe Shoa1 In hTe hthon
Of WLe1. All ha1ds were lsshed IN the fore
rigging. BE succeeded In taking them a11 oG
es!e1y ard brought them to this poEt.: The
hsrquc, and the Captain and seaman were badly