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, 1865-05-10
Good for the Free City Of Bre-
men,

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Tho State Department
hns Ecceir.c Information that the Legislative
body Of tn- Republic Of Bremen, ut its last ees-
sion. April 1s:h, was addressed by Its President
ANNOUNCING our latc victoelca as a grca. victory
Won ~ W Irm'es Of the Union over The rebellion
ol inc eiaStholdcE+, and cnlled upon the me hers
70 cxPrrte their fymps.hy with the American
Union ~ ritsnE. Thes did, and gave three hearty
WAsH1So-os, May 9.-The State Department
has receive d the following t.trs!tttpp of an er.
tract from lb proceedings Of the lcc,slat,ve hodv
Of the 3. pu'1'c Of Bremen, at 1te .lon on WcX
peeday, April 18th, 1855. AT the onen,up ~ ~
Fcskion, the President, Judre T.. a Meyer ~
dressed thc assembly In the following words: '1'
Before VIC begin to transac' our zrxultr hns1-
nese. lei us remember the jos ful and most ,un1r.
tapt neVe which has arrived within the l4st lew
.davf from IL. other side Of The At}snle Oce3n.
Let ~ remember and enjoy the crca, victory won
by the pruiee Of The Union over the rebellion Of
Tie slaveho:lers. bremen IL and always la. heen
IN the most intimate connection with the Cnttcd
:Statee: Muty Of our Sons arc fighting IN tbs
ranks Of tht Federal army, and the men OF free
labor md the Germans have shown that persist
cpcy and .a'ar which must finally conqu.r Victory
over thc i.,lrrnted struggling eicments Of the en-
e,ny. Gert:t men, let US show our sympathy WITH
The American Unlan by rising tron our seats
The entire atsembtJ then rose aod gave t1ree
cn.hu.,4suc cheers for the victory of the just
, 1865-05-10

Caunsel Tor the Assassin Consptrntors.
The plis: ners David c. Harold, Geo. E. Abze.
lin, Samuel Mudd and H. E. Surratt on being
brought before the Military Commission TO-DAY.
we're asked whom they desired to select AZ coun-
sel. when they named the following: Harold
Carlisle; Payne-Mr Mason Campbell, Of Bllti-
more: he snrratss-Hon. Rererdy johnson and
YIN Wsllsce ktrhy; Samuel Mudd-Mf. Robert
James Brent, Of Baltimore. The others did not
name thel. counsel
, 1865-05-10
FRO NEW ORLEANS.
Great foundation nt Alg1ers-Slx Hum
drtf Feet OF the Hiyer Bank Given
Away-The Town in Danger.

drtd Feet Of III. Rirer Bank Given
Away-The Town in Danger.
--lspceI.l Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CA1Ro. May 9.
The New orlesns Pte6yune Of the Sd sayt: ::
"A]giers on the night Of the I'd iust, felt the
sensations Of people who lire in regions subject
to earthquakes. large portion Of the river hank
Above Canal street ferry fell IN for space Of eo
yards in length Of tbs river line, and
about FIT IN depth. The bre.k began At
the eh'p5srd and wsys, carrying In the latte.
and destroying schooner IN course Of repslrs
slso Large let of materials and toola. The steam
Eue1ue aoa tha ing apparatus have not yet fallen
was apparently dE1a. There were ne ar1T 60 stet az
& csp mo1se es a T. + ah9 ys5 a5
Ecpa1fs OF steamers were made.
Large amounts Of oakum and copper and the
pe1 are nRps sad e ars
standing and little earth beyond It. bat within
and below, all Is gone. One Of the Orleans docks.
yesrs age and which could not. In tha narurc ni
tn'nes. "a oe expected to r1se asaiD, was thrown up
to e, the :, turi:ee md remained ler mlnutes
sink when full Of Watef. some tde9
from The tef thst e?e.t pss Of iamesI IN i59ee
Lesee, snd that the wafer dashed over lit ea- @
hsnknent IN immense waves, aood1n: the stseete.
The danger is not oTer. livery one feels rs II it
we're tancerons to rcmstu near the plsce and
while there arc efforts made to remove
prop rty yet unhnrt men walk generally
about On .'pot which IL as yet unsafe. Il tie
levee fhould fail, the whole OF Algiers, except
some portions mound and back Of the landing,
which 1s sadly in need Of lcvee, Will be sub.
merged
otherwise it might have resulted In The
Joes Of many lives, for the whole surface
would hnye. been covered with ship-.ar-
penters and c,ullers. As it was, no one
was. hnrt. The. pecuniary loss falls chiefly
on The government, but MeEsrs. Vail & Connor
nnst lose very heaEy. and hundreds OF workmeu
have lost their tool which 1s heavy lo.sto them
ard employment, whlch is quite as bad.
, 1865-05-10
Nem advertisements,
THE ADRIAN ROBBERY,
The FountT Treasurpr,s Safa Rroken
0pen-$2eso00 Lost-Tiae Old safe M.
pl.ced with Burglar Pxoof-lnter.
estfDG Trial to open II.

Twill be remember ed short time $50, we v.ve an
account Of the robbery Of ths Couuty Ire. .surer,a
oce In Adrian, snd the opening Of th4 safe xpd 1e
loss OF ,C0o The safe vas one Ct 4ess,s D1eba.d
Fshuann d Co. = make. bit h4da cheap 3io- tccS to
the sp'ce chest, 50 that the burglars had Asue DIN
cultg IN enesing 1t.
Soon atter the robbery became knoEn. ssfo seanta
ocked In from every quarter in order IL oy other
safes, tutthe Supervisors awarded a contract for
new safe to Sargent and NeG sole agents for
the sale ct tLese celebrated in tue state Of Mich
tRan and manufacturers OF Sa1gen1's nsW Na-no:i.
Bank Lock, at R.cheat:z, F.T.
Aproytso was made In tbs agreement that the sate
Wsa be thoroughly tested ~ 10 its burglar PROOF
qua itirk.
After interval Of several weeks the new safe VIE
completed and shipped to Adrian, and, Wednesday
last YES subjected to the seYeGest p.sIbIe kesss
Ntss.s Batg 1T 4 Nef came on from R.cnesser to b,
present 1t The trial. etood the
viii be sen by tha folio wing lmpo.tsnt document:
ADRIAN. Mich, April ss, 1865.
Ne:sg. ptebo1d, Rshmanu q TO-:
aAS7IK1KS-We take pleasure IN informing you
that the Fire and Burglar Proof S,fa, mauuIct1red
BY you ior The Traasurera Once Of TIL; county, wan
tbs Cay tas1ea in 1he presence q = Iar4e nun Der Of
the Supervisors aud citizens Of this county. The
best mhch1nitts and mtchaI lca In our city were en-
ployed to rest the SAME aud made every effort in
their power to dr,1l the sae. and failed enura]y to
make sny impression upon the s:ecl rla.ts or the
Burglar P1oot nox IN said safe. and We further say
that re are entirely ratified that ths 4sts is what 1t
pufports to pe-a Burglar aad Fire Proof Safe. and
that The Burglar Proof Box therein cannot be
d1ired.
IL. KNAPP, County Treasurer,
F.YoUNG, Supervisor.
i. R. fIAEk. Supervisor OF Madison.
D. D. SINCLAIR, SnpeYy:sor
ID Wsrd. city OF AAian.
J.u- KENNEDY. Agent
Ms. &N1RR At,,,s,
NORMAN GEuDES. Adrfxn
, 1865-05-10

:, FEw York, May 9.-The Richmond H1tq o
The 6th n coros The passage through 1hat cltf On
Saturday Of the I'd and 5th corp. OF the Army oj
he fotonse. e:tnated at from forty five 10 fft5
1hree-Q1ortrrs 10 pase1nt cIv-u point, They
3tvouaeked Ten mile, east o: Richmond on S2fuf.
The l4tl corps Of Sherman'= army arrived a.
Hichuond o. Sunday. Wolcotts diTtston N the
advance. I.e 2th, 18th ane 18th corn. wcra sifh.
IN one day's march. The 14th coroe N rched IN
Richmond to Dan,ille.
The kta mond Wig says the march Of th.
troops .: the 2d ond 9Th corps ny tho Libby
10 crafty the tolli+1B. - marked a!tsrnaelY by
cheers ord = :o.ns from thoee -s1o from timt "a
nate as 10 r ,nmatss Of It's inSo 81 ea1q1o ,,a
Whether dtsisn+dIy or not the prosraame Of
3eats tS1sas linz ~ Ra;s '. Cen 7 leiSenee
s's 81 ths s' ene Of ne The pF1s late % c5ns5s, g5e55,
515ess e fsEsa sr 'ast1ly = hs residence va.
at the c!nseh hllnde OF one Of the sgfnnow. md
Viewed ths pageant for a lew MON nts We uo-
ae1etaaa z ~ + ne route Of The PROCESSION W. Fe-
1aord The troops m opportunity vi viewing tbe
Guy neiore Which they had been fighting fopr
3esrf 1or t, sssssiou .nd the so'oi rs scem.d
ont any culwArn demonstration whatever
Msjor General llalleck hss made hi4 apoo,nt.
7nent: Of :n:ees Of The courr Of conci::f.nn Or
Afblt1&tsr1 rs the settlement Of pccuu1arv claims
and dues rr-ine out Of rhe chaurs tp t..e currcr.
g.. Henfy " Thomas, 1ats State Au4i tnr VIM,
H Lyons; II, Judge u the 11u' :iogs Court, and
Jno; A. A's:d;;h. late Judge Of The iiscult Coutf
of Rtchmoa:', pee named a. the Eo4rd.
Ths IA "aho hss the following: .'Some 15ea
OF the 1iatscI SO business Of the conu,asarr de.
paftmeIt ): large army mar he Eanr,l fro u the
dact that III Commtssary Of Gcucr.l Shermau'e
:army Ind ,rE::s on Saturday to Issue one million
elk xhuudetd thousands rauons for thu sustenauce
of the arr'y in 1s march from Manchester to
Rash1pet,n n.
Capt.. 1hns. r. DoEwel1, late Assistant Provost
Marshal of R1chmond nader the Confederate Gov
crnment, and detective Williams hare been re-
nrreeleu ty &c outhofitlee und cent 0 the Libby
PRISON. Frsdcrlck ". Boyd, = C4pta!n Of the Bal.
1{mUre police under MafEhal Kane, Was also Arres-
led E14d paf&.itd for an examination.
, 1865-05-10
.sEVEN.T1EIRTfE9.
An Immense Aggregate Subscribed fur
Yesterday over Fifteen millions
1aken Up.

PH11ApE1pH1A, Nay o-Jay Cooke reports the
acr1ptduns to-day to the $50 loan at $l5l65. .30o
The largest einge western subscription wa
ESQ., 200 from the Second National Bank Of Chfca-
70, snd 800, Geo from the Fourth National Bank OF
Cancinna T.: The larEest eastern subscriptions
we're rom Fisk i a2tch, ofNew York, IS 059 ,401 !;
from IL Clcwes & Co 81. ON 000; from the Second
Hhtiensl n B.pk q koston s4,oolo. me number
lhe above aggregate was 1U517. Ihe subscrip.
tons ineluded f1:3oa, 0oo from PhiladrIph,a :;
sGoe. .ooo from y ashiDeton; fs75,0uO from fhe
F'Izt National Bank Of Balumore. The sabscr,p.
ton iron Of t. IS o5g 4o9 BY tic New York b1nking
house oi F9sk Hatch msde sensation in ttose
circles OF Philadelphia finance winch the ucEs
reached. The te.egrnu IVES in these words:
NEW YORK May 9th, 1867
phfa:
Me ecnd you c1cetfn. from on7 ncw oalce, No,
5 Eass1u ktrett. Order for u: i've Ch0ctaVs.
Alexander and nincts -foar aundr.d seven -thlrties
(S'gncd) F1sk & HATCH.
"cho:ta~s" In 7-s0cypher means millions, and
ALEXANDER means flty thousand. The total
Hatch are en'1tled to the credit OF having made
the la1Eest single subscription ever made to a
Government loan IN this country.
, 1865-05-10

The K4 bel Army Den1oraiix ad-Ketel
Oa!ct T~ ~G1urS1ereo-Erta nj lMdi z antIun
8Ea1nAt tef1. Davis

BALTIMORE, May "a eent1emau who has Just
arrived here from NORTH Carolina reports that the
rebel troops surrendered hy Gen. Johnston are
rreat'y I demoral,zed and near]y beyond the CON
!Tol o. thtlf GMcers. who are striving 10 march
become the objects OF intense hate, and It Is as
Etco as th'ir l1Tes are worth to venture away
!ftn me lines. Quite uunIer have been muI-
otfto ~ their soldiers. who seem to be tempted
10 murder htm to yet possession Of the small
enEe oi speS1e which tho officers arc understood
10 pos:eet
Tie rehel soldiers express intense feeling
eealntt Jef: Davis and the v1rlous members OF bis
ean'heL .. here l. doubt hat Ii he or any Of
tpe a5efs o. the rebellion all ,nto theIr hands
they VII. fare badly.
11s1f s,ast ACCOUNTS our cavalry we1o In vigorous
, 1865-05-10

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
sr. LOUIS, Nay 9.
NotWfthstar ding the surrender Of Cooper'e bat.
tel'oh of rebels at Springfield No., there are eev.
tsal smaller gangs rrowling around The country
for p'andtr. On Saturday they robbed train Of
private teams between Seda1ta and Warsaw. md
ell teams and ftaees between Wa1rensburc and
Independence have To be guardcd.
Daniel r. Garrison, Of the Pacific Railroad,
Col Il. c. Moore, Of the St. Louis and Ter,e
uau'e road, and hon. Richard Thompson of In.
diam, have been appointed by the President 10
accept the lEgt forty miles OF the Union Pau0c
for that place.
Large numbers Of rebels arc robhfnc farms and
stopping travellers tn Eaneas and Iowa. and It is
asserted many Of them are seeking the e1me sost
Of employ Jmept IN Southern Illinois along the
Ohio and AtfE!ssippl and Cen1a: railroads. They
have emtgtsted chitfly from Missouri.
The Iron Mountain railroad, which has been
ohfuucted by broken bridges since 1he Good al
March: Is Eow open through its entire Length
once more.
Meat Gel Mecrelh', Of the Sd Illinois cayal,y,
spd other officers, were robbed at ths Everett
House last ufcbt- The robber wns caught,
The force Of Work.oen empiooed at The arsenal
has been reduced seventy five per cent. partly
CAUSED =, ete nluK VI Tic maGhtnr slops, and
patty BY the 0rCt rs Of the Government
, 1865-05-10
1.-THE public are taken
in and done for
D u N N S i!
1872 South Clark-st..

As peE adv. Of = certain ono Horse Book s,orr
S:: 81 s H:ss .s;sas 5ssi.ss iii.
WI sEs; ftiassion iii rI.tsi: Revolving Is
C. l. fue-si5 CssrE II, 81 G.td
!: Ch'!doo. Dakota, Iowa, silver poub e.Ca:a
xrs Frs1.nan sis:s;, nsvoi,ta; c;sf.:;.. =
ss,Wn1.g. Dixon Al Line kailrosd. splsnad
R.F Fellows US II. ae:seasei i as:Ssf. a;;. y
4nsasS s.aae, Lay -; proc St. two Casters..... Il
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aisa ii Eas sii Es'ess stss:: S:isa;;s Is
A. acxtiy. i; Soiii VIII stres; ;;;:. 1es
nl, 1eEe.t !ot! %st:h woria: e 3
ca. s1csasftf:: IS Blue isi;1d ;veaus GAIA q
c.ps: ~ Goossaesa. 30 Wan Da::n ;iss. -
Wn; 2; aox. g Dc'pl"iaes suett, Silver hnai.
Lenn,.an. feia. indsns: TaSs spoon; and Is
ja9es Baskassk @ :t.ets. ssst Ss1oi;in: u
r. MsI: r..ssst:1, III Revolving 3::isrs ssd
NJ: Wtitoa. Chicago Az. si1s: Hua;ns G;;a -
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Fellow. q: S. E1otr:s; Messenger. TAXA =
AEs 5sno. Mii1sakes .7anae, Silver os;a F::s II
Ass aid1i1fsid. Rociorsd. it,: Hasisx G:;; IS
Fanny ES;S Ii;;:: Is, GsIf siissf. Doa;ia Fsisd
NJ: Iouiss % sitii.r. il S;f,n CaiE :i;::; sv;,
hnnGns ~ e Watsh and IS
bdse: ii Rs: :i 81 ssi
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%r Dgelt =. Dtvistou street, Cake B,skst.... ID
aort sqsae az
~ f1lyer Aunti1: Ws'ch.- Observation-Disclosures 81
I'll Inofp. q ouaeyst seains in sehias. 3
B. R:tru Tp!on: H2: ~ az e. IS
F.. With, La.: 1e aud SUPERIOR wasca:.:.:... IS
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wm H. t%S,e Co. g. Ec4s. V. Il. G., Camp DouE
3, nFy ItNe,l. Toll: !: Gold Witch: w:it5.. i
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Au.tis Ancertoa. nooee. Ill, Engr .7tn n....: Is
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:: green. 1sn t:da:oa:tt D5ub & Casa mater. &
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, 1865-05-10

On application OF Il. Goodyear, adm1nistrstof
Of the estate OF Nelson Goodyear, The uomw{s-
the p:tent Of \. Goodyear for invention OF hard
rubber. the reissue being In two dlvlslons. Tne
Invention In thte case coDslsts in prep3s(ur from
to be used IN place OF horn, whalebone, wood.
lion and similar Substances, md ts called tha
Hard Rubber Extension. It was opposed by a.
6. Day, Int Efanted on The ground Of uoyalty
and utility, An ra.~~s4~~ Sr-usea ~ nd
ward Hamilton, Ut Chicago, for his Car rentllator
md dpatef.
, 1865-05-10
NctD advertisements
Offices Wanted;

Two ofnccs on tie 2nd door, suitable for rhysI.
cfan Oh or erst Of Clark and north Monroe streets
Address IN D b." Post Once Boz 7SI, m,1owl1e d
, 1865-05-10

cane 10 bis house on the evening Of tue 26,h Of
April, snd asked to be accommodated for 1he
ntgh'. he re1nsed to lodge them in hts house,
m nat ,Sld ,e TEN thst they might 60 into bis
stascd IN the barn that night. The accused here
closed hte case.
Thc judge Advocate offered in evidcnce various
oroers q Lieut. Gen: Grant and Gen. Ord, explain
patoled soldiers residing south OF R,chmond must
60 home AZ specdi!yas possible by the most d.
fett route and that transportation and subsistence
we're nor to be furnished those who failed TO go
hc<ne. hnt that they might 60 free on Government
bo7s When they wcre on IN indirect route to tneir
honte: The accused objected 10 the admission Of
th- order ae evidence, and tho court then adjourn
ed uLtl Thurtday, Il order to give the accused
tine to prepare his defense.
, 1865-05-10
FROM lNDIANaP0K.1s.

The II diana Consptrators-Thcy are
Nsnte4c<d to be Hanged on the
13th tnsIs - Gen. s,asrt0~ton Com-
pfetsly ExoneFuted.
Especial plsFsatoh to the chicsxo Tftbuue.1
o. 1sp1AsAPoL1s, Msy Q.
TIE order for the execution Of Bowles, Mill
gan and Horfey reached the military authorities
to'dsy. They are to be hung by the neck till they
are dead, on Friday the 18th inst Great excite.
mint prevails among the fnents and relatives Of
the unfortunate men, and an immense preseur ia
being brought to bear on Gov. Morton to induce
him to interfere in some way. he has no power
howeEe:, TO stay the proceedings II he would,
Mrs Eowfes was here to-day and had long in
te1T1ew with her husband, in which he told her
bitterly.
ills 9n3esrtood that tho result Of the inyestic,.
tcn into Gen. Carripgton's administration here
hse entirely relieved that officer from all od,um
wEatsye1, ana shows that toe United States Gov
erpmentls indebted to him 10 the sun OF eIev.u
doars, instead Of hi. being detaulter to the CT.
tent Of tklr'5 to forty thousand dollars as was
Fen0rfrd.
, 1865-05-10
FKOT DE'ERUIr-

[spteial Dispatch to the Lhtcaco Trfbune1
DETROIT. Maya.
Governor Crapo hss ifaue1 proclaim .tion appoint.
ing 1hprtday. June lit, as day Of hunii stion~
mourning and prayer. the cay as appointed By
President Johns n. He enlo1ns upon the people Of
tht State Ct Michigan stTic. and lolenn cbae{yaucc
Of the day thns get apart.
, 1865-05-10

new YcnK, Msy "a special to the FbM, from
Yesterday, says that Governo. ?. Z. Picrpont, Of
Va, will issue proclamation this week declaring
vacant all civil Offices that State, and ordering
a new e1ect1un'
, 1865-05-10
'Qt)ica9o Qribnne.


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,-sa. 49, a .'.~. 1T na,,s.sd t;s t,0'eaes 1rou
eotsu u,a. &C.,. .n11o,.,a a n's 1as't'Se pact
MIG Hoa' ~ our cavalry
uu ~. 49,, 17,a fau.e s,,' .nsnner of ct
~ ,,,a Ts,ro,,s .T,Sa tau. osh. d!ierson
$1,000 to him sna - sspP. - fa'a' Is th
e.ea,o: n,n cs+a, ~. " nom"nta'ilg ex
r. +h. c,- s,,asr - successful It vii
.51,ino ,ta 70. ~ ~ VIC record OF Illinois
onass3n,1 49,. o o'6sa'se must he very
en-. ~''4'3se 'ae sosfe eyes Of GFier
n,v1.. 1ru,
.,r,,s,,s-,t. anu notsey' Inc Indiana
1,....ea =. 1 oecu s:nt-oSeo 10 he
= 0~s' tue 1'sa lus1'' 'of the
...,.~,H. y. VI N,4'au' 49, n 4muuso pressure ls
oeme o'ousa. ~ oea' " r's. 1aofton to
'Sn5 tus p1oe. ., 'a '.,.1s o. nc '*efess In
*re-.n 80 t III, .n,1er +he o.r+ ra,.' o. ou1 'ha
4aeee - .,,a,s or;,,a, 49,. :, pcas1t5 OF
sne ~" ,a.n- ~. . wha r,c,,,- a, VI. rem ain--
1ns e'n, .ansn. ~ mi '''es ~ 20 Keep
1ne'u f.arr n-1son wb,ls ~ .nemoered
oeApe :. IN Canad. A "ss pen8-
aeG1 a4Io ~nr, dcta51cd +o3~
1ne .,., rcato,ds. - ~1o assassin Con.
npua 80 tost;rno~v ,1;,, e1t *4td cl >sed
1eo4o' ,.,.,at. 49, oe gwen to the
~ 49, ~ 1"o'cate at a ft-
.ihg ''ne " oa' l'Af'' "1e proper for publica-
a9n. s,,
's,. oo'a, ssa,,aas ''a'e o' large supply,
na1 1uI, -, o- NJ @no Closed in New
York at 81 81. selling as Low durino rhc a.,
as 6t35. 4 further declined Is anfic3n,tsd
The new French Minister to Washington +ha
Marquis de Aontholon, is on the sts,r,.-
from Hayre. md is cxnectc3 inm,os,..N,
&he former city. ~
The CT pfidence of the ,,con,c +, H..
meut CT the United States - a,ss!'tI,
shown bv the ltbeta1 manner in vh,ss I,v5a@n'ls
,inyest in rs secudties Tha .a1... Lucy
Seyen-Tl;rtIes sold yesterdov rss e,,as sN .s o1
7renaa e,,n of ak 1fs am ~ ..,...' lne IN
s,nd Eat;nnal Rink of chtcaoo +aa1 soso oec' sec
Fisk g. Ia cb. a new hank,nr 49, Wv, ~ ~ w.
York. invested to the amount of q q y. o-o rev .ea
1he 1orro,, e,ro1a erhec-;,,;o,, t'.oo''7'''
, 1865-05-10
enid.

New YonI. May 9-Go.d went almost to the
extent Of panic. The decline this morning 10
1$5t W9s generally unexpected. Some prsd!cta
supply Ia the chief cause.
, 1865-05-10

New YoE1z. May o.-The II milton {Beruuaa)
-AtTFoT OF TIN. :Gin ulL IL received. 1t contains
70 ntws: IoG announcement Of the surrcpdeF OF
me feo lf 70 &. n. Grant wac given bT the -HsrFoF
~ Uhwtleoulr intelligence ~ an It says We'w III
with anxiety further tespl,s OF this eaa tcrmlnA.
ton Of nuL;c cuuse
, 1865-05-10

Arrival Of the French Minister.
1udns mIA3srIEn1. ;rn -Aspedal to the Eetalng
from Harve, With the Marquis de- MontSoinn tSa
EewIy appo1rted Minister to washington. IA re- re-.
ported down the bay, and lie expected 10 arnva
here today vim the minister anu smts e8 route
for the seat OF government
, 1865-05-10

NEW HAVEN, Ct, May IA. T.. R,r,cston. a
merchant III GQtlford+ was -not aud mortxtlT
wounded by young man named Andrev Knowias
last night Knowles wss psyinx attenLnn r. f..
gleston's etz'cr tn'lsw. out Of which dioscnifv
between the parties grew. Knowles made his es.
lCape, 1t u supposed to New York 70
, 1865-05-10

WAsu1SeToH. May "a resolution intro
duccd IN the City Council last night dlsspprnEIng
o the return to this city Of rebel soldiers, excited
q hcated debate, and public meeting tn pr: vent
the return Of snCh n2en ia csl1ed FOR tonight.
There are large number OF them a1reaa ~ here.
, 1865-05-10

NEw FonK, Msy "a special tn tha p,.t
Nia kro~n In Raleigh thnt President joh ns3n
VII not rercgnlze Gov. Vance Of tae rehe. i.ss;.
lstute OF Nor. b Ca1oltna. $40 'o"st ttss@
, 1865-05-10

AnpoTAHt MeeltUI IN Washing on
The Return of ssebeIH D,nouncen-
RFcOnslrurtl0o npd Negro Snf5rnre
1.fsors the Ca abtu+z-1ken1vva1 Of 9ee-
strzcnons On Southern rade.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, Nays.
There wa7 large aud enthusiastic meeting this
afternoon, In t1o1t Of the City Hal, OF citizens OF
Inc District In reference to persons formerly
Teeiden s here, but who went South at the break.
Ing out Of the rebellion and have been actively
engaged In 1t, returning TO their formsr homes
here Resolutions were passtd denounctnc my
auempt OF euch parties - rcsune their residence
IL the District, and appointing a committee of
t"o from each ward Of Washington and George.
town md two from the country to wait upon the
tfcs1dent 9nd aCsee upon eon1e plan Of action in
INC premiscs. The meeting Was presided oycr bg
Atung mayor Joseph F. Brown, Esq.
TIE RECONSTRUCTION QUESTION
At the Cabinet meeting tp-epy the euhJect or
1fhde with 'he south was briefly considered, but
lne question OF reconstructfon chiefly occupied
me at ent'an OF shc meeting. a. It did Of the
tpeS,al Eabtnet s mced7g ye:'crSay. Tho session
negro *nHtsgc in connection With tho zcconstruc-
tlpn programme ~ attracting The earncst attsp-
hnn Of The Government. 1t is desired that all
loyal elements IN the South sha1l have En- oppor-
tunify to participate IN the rehabilitation Of State
government. IL the Stat.s recently In lnsurrcc-
tion While inEraiued and malignant traitors shall
be excluded from any connection With such action.
Trade WITH TIE SOUTH.
The three per cent fee heretofore e1acted On the
amount OF goods sent TO tnsurTectonary States
has been abolished. This is the commencement
with Southern States. 1he new trade regulations
hsye been printed, but wilt not be ready for pro-
mElE alton until to-Eo-Tow or neIt dag. All that
they now need is the approval OF the President.