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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

There are a great many old houses on
Commerce, and other streets and lanes
near the river, and also in other por-
lions of the city, that are dangerous to
the public safety, and ought to be de-
molished by the authorities. Their
walls threaten TO fall into the streets,
and bury all beneath their ruins, at the
slightest disturbance of the atmosphere
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, SEPTEMBER %.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer George Leary, Talbot, Baltimore.
Sio9p K. {. Simonson, Croker, Elizabeth city.
Steamer City of Richmond, Powers, Richmond
Steamer Magenta, Eaulsir. Richmond,
DEPARTURES
Steamer Dictator, Deefing, Richmond.
Steamer Geo. Leary, Talbot, Baltimore.
Steamer Thomas Colltef. Mitchell. Richmond.
Steamer Louisiana, Porter, baltimore.
STEAMER CdrfitIlck, Taylor. l.oanuke River,
Sloop Mary Eliza. Ieare, Nahsemofrl.
Schooner Guldcn Gate, Chase, New York,
Schooner Jamestown, hiagers New YORK.
schooner Swift. A. W. HtHa, Richmond.
eclr0oner only Son, West, Boston.
Schooner Mary u, %lorbett, Handy, New YORK.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

GLESN's THEarnE-The week has been II very success
iul one at the theatre, full and fashionable houses each
night rewardiug the efforts of Miss Kate Reignoldi and
the fine Company of Ar. Glenn. On one or two evenings
things did not work quite SO smoothly as they ought, ow-
ing to the absence Of the efficient stage manager, Mr..
Gallagher, who, We regret to say, is quite Ill, suffering
from an attack OF fever. We trust he will soon be at his
post again, for he has few equals in the modern business
Of :" stage driving" Last night II beautiful new piece.
entitled Misnonne," was produced, and Miss Reignolds
had a benefit. The house was good and the playing bet
ter, Mr.. Glenn paid the fair beneficiary the compliment
ofappcaring as Aminadab Sleek, and thus added to thu
receipts of the night as well as to the attractions and eN
cellence Of the performance. The comedy made the
holise very lively, and the audience We're in the best
hnmor when the curtain fell upon the hnmors oil Amina'
dab anu his SERIOUS family" Tonight Mignonne will BIZ
repeated. Its worth seeing. But, added 10 its attrac
tons, We ae to have the great drama OF the Brigand
Queen, full of pitched battles aud broadsword combats
lire and fuiy--love, hate Revenge, and Marston. Til
latter abstract quality of fun will perform the concrete
and robust role of Captain Robust0-an Italian hero o
great renown. Miss Meek will be the Queen, an
Gossin, Ferris, Herbert and Taylor will all have goot
parts to play. let the theatre be crowded.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

The following is a statement of the re-
eeipts for sales made by some of the prin-
cipal Dry Goods Auction Houses in New
York city, for the first six months III
1865, as returned to the ASSESSORS oil III
ternal Revenue, upon which a lax oil
Foo .1ouao,I 10 onlInctnu .
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

MiNo, our eolored porter, states, that during his morn
ing walk yesterday, his nostrils took in and %analyzei one
hundred and thirty-nine distinct smells or olors, and
that, too, though his perambulatians did not extend be-
yond the limitations of Commerce., Small Water aud
Roanoke streets. This state Of The atmosphere will
probably, account lor the Temporary illness of " juno
Would it lie too much, in view Of the illness of the poor
dog-we ask nothing for ourselves or the unfortunate
printers who aid rs in the getting up OF the Post-io ash
the public scayenger OF Street Inspector, to view the
premises alluded t. by Mister Mino.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

COLONEL GEORGE S.NGsTER speaks for himself in a card
which fills a column III this mornings paper. We com
mend his tefse and pregnant sentences to the reader, anl
trust tn It all who are in earliest in the effort 10 aid in the
advancement OF Norfolk will patronize this eiterprising
and public spirited merchant.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

Secretary of War Stanton is in Boston,
the guest Of Hon. Slm'l Hooper. On
Tuesday, Mr.. Stanton visited the Me-
chahics Fair, and jill the evening was
seTenaded.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23
Tho Courts.

MILITARY CoURT.-ElwiH MeKeever rs. Peter Cosgr6ve.
Action for damages to garden. Judgment FOR plaintiff in
the aGaunt OF SO.
Edwin McKeever r&. Thomas Powell. Action for $0
DAMAGES Ia garden. Case dilhhissed.
MAYORS CouRT-Albert Apologize, fined So for fiPht-
ing.
John C"rl,eti, fined $50 for keeping a house Of enter
tainmtnt without icel,se.
John Champion aud Andrew Burns, auxiliary police
men, were discharged hy order OF the Mayor from i'll
police force; the former i0r lighting, and the latter fi
abusing his wife.
MAYORS CouRT, Ehfisa0ab William Barker, arrested
for running II dray without II license, fined SO.
q. ii. Jaryi. and William Pace. fined SO each for fight
ing.
Augustus Ahern, fined $40 for peldling without i
license.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

A IioRsE-A lIoRsE-To buy one cheap, with a fins
buggy aud harness, attend ~iiipkins 4 Miiignl's sulc 10
day, No. Is Wide Water street, al 10 ocl0ck. Tobacco
molasses, cllret and furniture also To be sold. Look uai
tI LlLrgainH.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

or noise. In passing them we are
afraid wen to whisper. The Street In
snector should have them torn down.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

REMEMBER the rattle tonight at Rallwin's Opera Hou5,
Billiard Saloon. BIC thing. Fast horsc--has trotted hi
mile inside of four minutes. The whole turnout Is fancy
and well rot up.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

WE beg leave to call The attention of the public to the
Auction sales Of Messrs. Leigh 4 Phelps, to take place
this morning on Roanoke square. They will sell at IL
o'clock NJ. a valuable farm at Sewell's Point, and several
desirable building lots on James street. See their adver
tisenent under Auction head.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

l,,an now we doubt whether we
can make the rusty affair work,
and think a new set of machinery
with II competent, trustworthy, and
enlightened superintendent to manage
it, would be the easiest way to remedy
the annoyances and evils which beset
us, and which paralyze all our efforts in
the right direction. Had we made n
fresh start and framed a State govern
ment in the formation of which the ell
tire people could have taken part, they
would have been fully committed to ii,
and would not have had any just cause
left them for complaint. But as ii is,
nine-tenths of the people know nothing
about the Alexandria constitution, the
legislature which met under it, or the
laws il enacted; and therefore, although
they may sullenly submit to ii, we Know
very we'll that they would much more
cheerfully give in their adhesion TO Il
government Of their own formation.
This is the true cause OF the iuhe-
warmncss that exists III this state. l"e
people who took no part in the Inaugural
ton of the present government feel less
interest in il. and have less respect for
il. than If it were the work OF their own
| hands
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

Hon. Charles Summer has our thanks
for II pamphlet form copy of his late
speech at Worcester, Massachusetts,.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

II. c. ILn1, Esq, has been appointed by Governor
rierpoint a notary public Tor the eityof Norfolk.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

The LtDiEs.-fhe lalics are circulating II petition for
signers, in Portsmouth, in behalf of Jefferson Davis for
pardon. The ladies' of st. Johns Church are also holding
a iair Tor the benefit of their Church. Many are also
preparing for the grand military entertainment and lail,
soon to be given under the auspices Of the army officers
OF this military district. 1t will be a grand affair.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

The Original aud Rest in the Wefldl The only true
aad pgt.tet Hair bye. Harmless, Reliable aud i,istanta
nena4. Produces immeiiatel, II sllendii Black 81 natu'
raj brown, without injuring the hair OF skin. Remedie,
ne i'll effects OF bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The
Genuine Is siencd William A. Bachelor. Also,
REiENERATiNd EXTRACT OF MILIEFLEuRS
ir Restoring and Bcautilyiug the Hair.
mgIU ty CHARLES BACHELOR, NEW YORK.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23
..ssaa 10 John Clark, Editor,

Nswsmen and n~ewsboys desiring papers VIII pie"Se
nave their orders at the connting-fophi Tue e''h'ns pre-
yious. before six o'clock.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

Naybsw 4 Brothers booksellers and statioaers, aroau-
tboriyet agents to sell tho Norfolk s.F1st, and all orders
fl with them will be attesded to tao sane as it left ut
he office OF publication.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

s. Nj. Pottergill & Co. arc authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in Now York and Boston.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

neeted with this paper should be addressed TO =. N
Brown, Norfolk Post. All communications pertaining 10
Editori,, matter. and all correspondence intended for Tie
Dan.r should bs addressed to John Clark Editor,
Advertisers ara requested to hand IN theif aa'e'"
peots boeors six o'clock in the evening, previous TO publ
cation
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

Into the Collyer and carried away her after saloon, lying
at the wharf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28
status Of the CoIored Population oI
..r.H virginia.

An important order from Major General
Terry, commanding the department OF Nir-
giniA, has been issued at Richmond. IL rc.
lates TO the status Of the oolored population,
and lays down rules for the government Of
military officers and courts In TINT depart
ment with roforoneo. to the blacks. Tho
order Is 10 tho following eiIoct
"Siavery has ibssn abolished In Virginia,
and therefore upon tho principle that where
the reason Of the law ceases the law itself
ecases, these laws and ordinances have be-
como obsolete.
People Of color will heneeforth enjoy tho
same personal liberty that other citizens and
inhabitants enjoy they will be subject q
tho same restraints and to tfs same punish,
mouts for crime that are Imposed on whites,
aud 90 no others. Vagrancy, however, will
not be permitted neither whites nor blacks
can be allowed TO abandon their proper oecu-
pationa, TO desert their families, or roam in
idlonsss about this Department but nolther
whites nor blacks will be restrained from
seeking employment elsewhere when they
cannot obtain Il with Just compensation ai
their homes, nor from travelling from place u
place on proper and legitimate business.
"uutil tho civil tribunals are re-esthb-
lished, tho administration of criminal justice
must of necessity, be by military courts be-
fore such courts the evidence Of color5d per
sons will be received In all oases.n
Con. HArtsuil, commanding ht Petersburg,
Va. has forbidden, In an official order, the
holding Of any more meetings by tho plant.
ors to establish a fixed price for tho labor o.
the negroes, or to make distinctions preju
diciAl TO their interests, aud no difference Ia
rate Of compensation for tho Same labor BY
whites and blacks Is to be allowed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28
A Gigantic swindIc Esposed-Diselo-
Rires In OIL speculntions.


lston ,he Nsw ss Ira ~ Liofa,a, o. yos.dyI
,,Th 70 S,',' " '"T p.asei ""ss y,
on',eu neryIoe I,,i Ietroi9uln nS CompApy
s sooA M po,opo Husoo r Dousu, ~ ano SeI'
lvlsoh ',aAv ~ NJ r1"T2 ~ oour'i yos.orny inter-
, noon. mr ". ~ nnan1 Noe prVsIuens au ana n,,
Ben"rM suP0Iin''huon' @ " Que =, 'he ne NV S on
IonP",v adpn ,A n Dsvn s5 asu -. ~ ,Ie, onGs,
nnuuo, ~ y, 'ho V1"t sIuaa, oh .ns conP'ssns M
Ssz No. " 1vgIss ~ ,S,na hSnsE Les I'M 49, ~ 80
Nam snd nsnisI stratton IL y nartnar ~
Man. r. tho ns,roionn, sn5 ,1ining hnsina..
,,I,h ~ y, snS PSss,",.,I.S III h,ra H., ,asan. ~
r,I.n ,n ,nd sra,SnIant rsnr...n, .,ISr" 0""' VI
IN rnn,n,a,Ut siirg.. In, stro,,or a
M.nn o,'JSinpd srhssr,s,;ors ~ ths ar,nnn,
80 Sdt OSo sVs osr,ajn sh.ros jr Sa ayI,ai
tocr ~ ySs TTr;,sS s.ryi"s potroinn,U ~ % ~ 1on,l nm
svSs rs,,s n.r,sJ a. 'in,,i,n,ion wh;ch ,soS nJ
pa% "a y" b.Si,n stSe 900 nanIi.i ~ o,,.
Ii L"rtl,ou 10 n GVVv,SOV J vS" ,S", ~, ~ ons n
nn."d Uv,ios al oh,aSn.d ,anu., Ssona ~, ~
eusSd parties hau y, ootalnea ., money from ssy-
or Bou''s,iou 'no IN ~ nv e .ne
g1nee" M @ nn,,,1oa wuO ~ mi, ~ sno ino nseo'
iis III ' l.na Si-s,,an " \. ~ h'ont n..a.,
Un ~ 49, stsn. bava hasn lsU s ~ s.nu.o nVu
| III yI Wv wv w '' W "
ms arrest; -, -,
mr. Kellogg MADE an amdnVit, IN which ne
states that Mann admitted to him that sub
| scrlpuOhs nhu poeh ihhue 70 tue oIlBihhl
fund OF money TO tho amount Of S65, 900 and
upwards, and that there had been paid to
him on nccount thereof So1, 900 and upwards,
to wit: Gen. q. II. Morgan, 81, OOOi 3, a, H.
Marks, 81, 600 Daniel Stratton, ", 00Ot VIM
s. llillyer, 81 OOOi IL. W. Goodrich, 50, 600
VIM. Swinton 81, 0OOi Jas. Ellinson, 81 900
q. 7. Crawford, ~, 900 H. Q. Davis, 81 OO0
f. 5. Walsh, 81 600 VIM. X. Price, $500
II. y. Mason, 81, O0Oi Q. r. Dimond, 81 600
X. NJ Scott, $1,000 Jacob Zelin, q, 900
Augustus O.. Nicholson, 81 LOOOi William o
Church, 81 1000 w. A. Lamoth, 81 900
Colonel Goddan, 81, 0OOi General Hancock
/ 81 ,OOOi Deponent, "a. ID. Kellogg, $4,000
George d. kellogg, $500 George g. Hast,
lnBsl ~ OOUi .. j. Albright, SloOj hoDer'
II. Davis, 81 ,OOOi r. l, Crawford ~ 600
.. ID. Hotchkiss, $1,000 W, ii. Barbour,
81, OOoi Dr. Mereer 1905 Colonel Fred
rieks, SbOOi William Holman, VI 900 j.
M, Poland, Sl,oOOi Benjamin y. Gard 5000
Lewis II. PelouEe, OOOi ! H. NJ, Potter
OOOi Z. nj. stebbtns, ~, OOOi j. M: Gross
81 OOOi Captain Potts, ~ Oooi and man,
others whom uepoheht uoes not reeonect'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28
ALL.nPATHIo auAcKEnY.

Under our telographio head will be found
dispatch dated Boston, Juno ~, annOunc-
Ing that at the late session Of the American
Medical Association II was charged that
Sturgeon GeHSrh BARNES, Of the United
States Army, had boon guilty of unprofss.
sional conduct In consulting with m irregular
practitioner in the case Of the sEwARDs."
Perhaps this American Drug Association
Woald have considered General DARHEs aS
performing prcfsssiOFdi act II upon arriv-
Ing at the residence Of Mr.. SEWARD on the
night Of tho attempted assassination, and
finding thsro DR.. vERDi, Mr.. sEwARB's fam.
ily physician. who. living In tho neighbor.
hood, happened 70 be tho Rrst on the spot,
he had kioksd him out Of doors because b,
happsnsd 10 use smaller and whittier pills,
containing perhaps less quantity Of poison.
We think the action Of the American Drug
Association, for the sake Of its own credit,
should have been kept . secret. Such at.
tempts TO dictate TO men In the performance
ofA duty, neighbOrly as well as professionally
and 10 employ such On occasion 10 strike q
blow nj q now medical school reflects great
diseredit upon tho old school professionals.
Dr. VHRDI Is the irregular practitioner
alluded TO in tho dispatch. DR.. VERDI Il
homeopathic. We neither believe in DR.
VEnDi's homeopathy nor In Dr. DARSEs'i
HlloPathyi but We believe both gentlemen, OF
the occasion Of the attempt to murder Mr.
SEwARD and his son, were on the spot Al
early as possible. and each In professiOnA
way did the utmost he could TO alleviate the
suHorings Of the wounded mon aa
Tho concluding sentence Of the dispatch
enables Us TO breathe freSly and congratulate
Dr. Barnes. II is given In the following
language: .a t.a ati 17l ,'f.n.
1T Is officially announced that tho chArgs
is dismissed In consequence Of Its emphatic
and unoquivoeal denial by Dr.. Barnes -
Whether DR.. DARSEs did not "eonsuit''
DR.. VERDI or whether DR.. BARSEs did not
consider Dr.. lVERDI an nirrogular practi.
tloner, Twill probably be tho subject for future
discussion before the American Drug AssO-
citation. r.H. .srH Iwin raJ
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28
Great Defeat OF the Russians In Central
AsIR--FIVe Thousand Men Killed and
Wounded. ...rr.

Tho progress Of the Russian arms In Cen
trail Ada has Just received serious check
Hitherto everything bad favored tho progress
Of Gen. Endohimoa, whose Successes wore ha
much duo 10 the exerti0ns Of Prince Gort-
schnkof a. 20 the military talents Of the
Gcherals of the Gar Having made friends
Of tho Important population belonging to the
Khanat Of KhOkan, called Kaissaks, General
EndokimoG carried his army Of forty thou
sand or Hfty thousand infantry, with pro-
portionnto force Of cavalry and artillery, into
these districts Of Central Asia, knowing well
how far he could count on this people. by
this means, on the side Of Lake Aral, the
Russians without striking a blow, obtained
possession Of tho fortress Of Ak-Mejid, a
place Of great strategic Importance, near the
fortress ~ having been sold 10 them by the
Khan of Kokhan, Koadoir, Kahn, now an
exile nj Bokhara. A letter dated at TiHis,
| May AZ, says;
"Ths groat object Of tho Russians has
been to obtain possession Of the town Of
Tachkon, as occupying point strategically
the most favorable 10 their views, being on
one sido the key 20 the Khanat Of Rhokhan,
and on the other seriously threatening the
KhanHt of Bokharu, II the latter yontured Ia
Offer any assistance to the former. General
| EndOktmon, hitor MS mhroh OF tWonty- lone
days was able 10 arrive almost At the gates
Of Tchimkett, and he attempted TO obtain
| possession Of the place with the view Of the
future occupation Of Taohken. uo imagined,
II would seem, that the Khokaneso com
mAndor would At once open tho gates, and
| little anticipated that, In place Of an oasy
conquest, he would fnd the Regent OF Rho'
kan, the Emir Msra-Ali- Khanli at the head
Of numerous force, roady to oppose him.
"Tho Russian General, seeing the town In
perfect state Of defence, with battery Oi
fifty cannon, gave up AL idea OF attacking H.
and gave battle instead to tho EUliT. The
battle was q bloody ono, and onded in the
defeat Of the Russians, who wero compelled
to fall back upon Hodja Ahmed with a pro
cipitancy which amounted to flight. Tn,
Rhokaness had about one thousand killed
and wounded, and tho Russians, IL Is said
about four times that number"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28
ApplIeanl. for Pardon.

Tho following are the names Of persons
who have applied for pardon. Except eN-
Senator Foote, they arc all citizens Of the
State Of Virginin: W. d. Isaacs, John Wick
ham, J. u. Watkins, j. ID. Harvey, Il. A.
Coleman, W. T. Booker, J. Il. Mcdaniel, T..
O. s. Ferguson, A. q. Hancock, r. II. Glass,
Robert Early Il. 7. Waller, q, W, Petty,
john, Sr., J. o. Stogor, J. s. barbour, J. d..
Davidson, W. W Crump, Blair Burwell, @.
T. wortham, r. Edmond, W. 8. Dounan,
James Thomas Jr., G. Northam, J. L. Clny-
ton, J. NJ. Booker, u. NJ. Murrell, O. W.
StathNm, J. q. Neon, Samuel Miller, W,
Walker, 7. d. Hunt, J. T. Anderson, J. @.
McCNbc, w, L. Morris, r. Darlington, j,
Chieyes X. u. Stephenson, L. II, fraEior,
II. W Fry r WorthAm, j. Dunlop, s. Il,
E,lmunds, b. W. burton, w. d. Miller, ]. j.
Iby, II. o. SchoOlhold, A. d. Ruoker, Thos,
Fergusoo, Q. NJ, Blaekford, i II. Johnston,
r. Douthat, j, Miller, ID. II. Gordon, An.
drow Johnston, and Il. Mccormick.
A largo portion Of those are from Lynch.
burg. aud save Mr.. Foote, none are persoul
Of nOto Tho other names do not include
those Of any rebel Brigadier General, moi
member Of tho Confederate Congress, nor q
any who have held commissions In the rebc
army or navy. Pardons are not now granted
TO the classes here named. Tho AppEcationl
Of all such are held under advissment, and
most, Il not all Of them, will be referred 10 thu
Governors Of the several States In which thI
petitioners reside, for special report, befbr'
the President will tako FINAL action upog
them. The petition Of Henry s. Poote, ex
rebel Senator and ox-Unitsd States Senator,
Is dated Mt Montreal, where no Is at present
lie states no specific reason Why tho pArdor
should bo granted, but says the Presidenl
knows his history we'll enough TO be able Il
act intoligcntly In the matter, and he hops
he win act speedily, as ho desires TO return
TO his home.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28
nreel.lnrI,IEs.-The steneMaIl.

A Havana correspondent Of the World
under date Of the 2lst instant, writes; ,.s
We have no noWs Of much worth. Gen,
slaughter as reported In papers of your city
under head Of ''HayanR Nows," 18th inst,
did not arrive In tho steamer Mexico from
Matamoras; nor has he had tho good luck to
get hero yet. II Is supposed that he Is nsArol
to tho capital of the Empire than he is t.
this capital Of the Antilles. General J. C.
Breckinridgs still remains hero; his JJtsHdl
RrS about leaving for Europe. Tho officers
and crew Of the StonsWall have all found en-
ployment, and are awAy-with ono exeep
tion. Their good depoHPio,'t procured rocog
milton, and the best positions among com
moroiRl marine carriers for European port
were freely rendered them.
Several Of tho rebel ram oificOrs were Bal
umoreans,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28
Close OF tIss Chicago Fsir-I,a I,ssplts-
Camp Dougias-RetuFntrag Troops
The ssI1av We Celelrnaeys

CnIcAGo, June 2i.--The Sanitary Fair
closed to-n light after a four weeks run. The at
tendance today and this evening has been
very large, and an immense amount Of goods
were soid at auction aud disposed Of BY raf-
fling. The total receipts are $325, 900, The
Vo'oe of ths Fair-tho organ Of the enter
priso--Whieh has been ably edited by A.
Sherman, Rsq., Of the ErcHtng Journal, wa'
suspended to-day, having accomplished IL
mission. .I....
Camp Douglas Is now clear Of rebel pris
onors, except about forty sick ones in has
pitals. The garrison has been sent on, and
In fow weeks the camp will be totally aban
doned. w
Troops continue TO arrive from tho South
and arc being paid OF and mustered out.
public reception il given 10 every regiment.
Great preparations are being made fol
celebrating the coming Fourth ofJuly. There
will be grand procession. q mass meeting
IN the Sanitary Fair Beilding, with an orn
tion by Henry Winter Davis, and other at
fractions. A grand demonstration IA ex
pooted. v s ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28

NEW YoRK, Jnnb IL The steamship
Cuba, from Liverpool on the 18th, has ar
rived. American securities were active, and
advancing, An OF tho Paris journals quote
Lord Brougham's speech, urging policy Of
clcmency upon the American Government,
and generally praise IT, ....'
Tho Paris Pafris says an apology has boen
made for tho insult 10 the American Consul's
April. Not being satisfactory 10 tho Wash.
inQton Government. n demand was made for
further satisfaction, which tho English Gov
crnmont has lust given, in dispatch TO
President johnson, expressing regret for tho
occurrcnce.
Mr.. Undleld. In the House of Commons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28

TINS dLoRIoUs FoURrH IN DosToN.-Hon.
Huen MoouLLooH, Secretary of the Treas.
ury, and Major Con. DIX have responded to
Mayor LISooLS's invitation to visit Boston
July fourth, and regret that official arrange.
mOnts will prevent them from doing 30. Maj,
Gen, MEADE viii also be unable TO bO present
on account Of prior engagement to visit
Gettysburg, but expresses the hope that he
shall be able to visit Boston before tho SUN.
mer Is passed.