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, 1865-06-05

Especial DiEpatch to the ChIc1ro Tribune
WASHINGTON, June ..
The Wer Department has ordered that troop1
mustered ont under General Orders No. 94+ are 10
be raid 10 the date they arrive at the designated
State rendezvous. which date vii! be certified On
the muster out rolls, by the mastering officer At
the rendezvous. Tie cl'ct Of this order viii be
to rtve sofctets from ive to tHenty dollars extra
ply.
1t has bean propuscd In the CabIpat 10 modify
tie au,ne~ty p1vcIamstio 20 to exclude from
x1p,0oo ind upwards. This mon,nesnou VII 10
Ct. a.e thr exemption to one huudrad tnd thirty
.h"assnd % the x3 Rsss ns ths ths pFesp
cst'nn The calculation ia made on the na.ts Of
values uf property in the south t9 1851. tfcaGnc
e'avc property - extngnished: Ths PFoaostroa
te douht{n, whether any modification OF the proe-
lanauon will be made.
Piona. Ohio, di.notlo,ao,y d,su's.e. the service,
hts hesn re: tored, by order OF the Wet Depatt-
q cut and will be honota5ly EusteEcd Out with
| GU, Blown, Of Georgia, Is Is doc1a and crtne.
i1g ss whipped cur. In censeFsstlon. this n,n.u-
luc With Tie writer Of TINS paragraph. be then DE-
ioea 90 ha 'S aopa Cd m 70 H. s1ta.
duty. a. ~s!l = our 70 ieya $. submit 10 TIC ds
% Gca. Gfast H. nesllI completed his last an
nnai r.uort a. Gcneral,ln Chief whleh his dnd.s
III Ite fiEtd p1GFenLeQ H1u IOul AAltA1uE LII a44lC
for truntmits.pu 10 Coner-ts ut Its last ss.elon.
The report will BE- Published Immediately On Its
| complexion.
| Gen. Ltme:t tteei's Gaze will he made test one
az 10 the ttstus Of the rebel military olcers 10
| der The p1esifcn1's Amnesty Pfoc2aut'lon nis
Writ here will be in relcre1ce to this inatFer.
The following Is 9 correct sta'euaent Ut puhi
debt, ST appears from the books g: tie Trrs-uTsr:
Returns and EequttitIout iu the Treas ary Depart
rent on 3lst u May. 1s65-Deot dr:wluc interest
IL ON, Sl,1ts 1lS,64iSt; oEts:sndtnc. tGii894,
SIS; intlrcl1 debt brsrtng interest in 'sefu1
money, Sl.tt3e16.s 6.ss1.04; out.1ara,ng. $5'l3s:
2eG bs t,e1eet debt on which 1ntcrcst has cea.el,
f16G, ,..71t9; rcbt bearing No interest, ei7a8a
s7u ST. To,l Asnoun putstardlbE. F:.E .291 1.ss3:
u Tota. amount ante...a'. $1ai Gas.ssl u. Legal
tender no cs in circulation o1c aud two yeAri
hse per cent notes f5.,ss0.3!a; Cnit.d st11ea
notes, tld Issue, es7sG 7. ). notss, n:w issua
&484, ,ts:,968; et,1npound interest nota.. act O.
Ma1ch 8, SGs, I'll, ,Gto cor, and compound tuter..
| noee under act Of 1nnc 80, 1861, fkB'.f43 60
Total amount tG59. .16', ,56e. The unea lea for pa,
requtstttons stnauItrd TO 1orty millions one hun
d1:o and aity thou and dollars. while the smopa
| il The TrcasurJ was E2i,145 .f0s There va
$2i ,4s3 Of tractiona cct1 cney IN clrcnlauon.
, 1865-06-05
Relief and Health to your lrfants

We have nut Up sot sold tbi. article tor over % Jes
md CAN SAY In CUHFIDkNCE AND TRUTH
It what We hsvt never nesn anfe to ray OF my oths
m-tic,pe-NEVER HAS IT FAlL"D In atNall
INSTANCE to xFFECT a CURE, Shen uEuca.
used Eey-r did know IN inst >nee ol d!aa2tlsfAe
don by auy one who u.rd It. On tae CONTRARY, Ill A.
delighted Et.h III operations. k1d speak IN terms
couusodst3cn Of it, magical e1-cta And medical vi
tuea. Wc speAk in this after "WBAv VIZ d
yEOw" sitter 50 ,ears experiences; AND FLKD9I
oUR REPUTATION FOR THE FuLF1LNK8r o.
WHAT wK uKRE pRCLAHB In slrnost every II
uanes @here the infart Il suffering from psln and a
n,us.isa. rstef VIII be 1ou1d In ftseea Of txanE
minutes AtteT tDo l. fup Il ad1inhtsfrn.
Full directions for using Will accompany each bost4
n genuine unle.1 the fac atm1e oi CHR. Is PEb
Rms, New z Ysrk IL On tho outslde wrapper.
Sold By DrrGRfsts thl ouXh hout tho xosld,
, 1865-06-05
DYSPEPSTAA AND FlTK.

PygCo $:4 o. ptf huEd I'D. or II 81 ner Z AdiFtA5
J.. l. CAMP nh1.L, Pcs: ofrce uox u ~, ChlesKo.
I:5a-1.
DYSPEPSIA AM, F1Tk.
FI1S-A sure cure fur III - ds: ressn CO pp'ni1ts
'-is .. y II ate .noEn In y IT aslse Oh t2r-1zE
FlTS-sn. N.t.ya Kerbat pre- nTa.iun', ruhlt,h
-b. III .. PHILIPS ekO"E Ths p.s*c,t c,tai'on
F}TS-wss 1u1n't: ell him In such tloEdtn Al
EfTS-io ase II kc o~n ~ 1t h.. ruted everybody
who hRs used It. n VT having fAt' ed IN sin
F1TS-f1e chse. III. el?tEy SUR |. ca,e OF Fta a.
OF pysr ep>ia aud rhn 'nSr ii isnt@ u u b" Oh.
F1Ts-'a!n.d ron .ny dfukg:st sent freq to sll
-nn receipt ( I !ve r-nta % REPAY Cn.t.,e.
FITsS-rc Address d. Q. thR9-PS nk0NN. III
.-srand st J r4rs C.'E. } ley ss 4tntt
(1CLlkCTOR'S NOTICE.. State
No Illinois. CocE counsy.ss CITY Co!le:ter's
North, dsssd Juac I'd it's .odi'Iuea for ii: c.ilsc
tten OF "a ctAl levea for tar GuE btnT.
Fl ltrg aud FsYlrK wttn :. Wtode3 Block Farauen1.'
Wo ca sire On XII xie atE. et to thEan s'Feat.
peftons nte ttd In amid ASS Ar1ent are au.s-
ted 10 nake m.n- tIste payment nt my once Ia Dc
fan3t such psJ met hr said uses Mt will he CO:
lee.cd at tho ctet and t1rense ot N. pe.t9"a !At
therefor. a. II HkALu, E1ty CoutctoE. :
je55 3.t11t
pIIL1ARD TABLES FO Z
- 6ALE--Ih. subscriber efI'fs for sale t~o rose
Eo~d marble top gl'ita1a Tab r. ue.fls new. Al1o
the tutntu.- snu nxt1res Of saloon. Eox.-
ther with qua1fiy OF choice wtn.. 1!Gn9re and q
- nppy t9 or adorn's AcMgsaEd; ~ ,;nsi n!ns'
, 1865-06-05
SODA WATER.
I,lNC0LN'S

Flint Home in MtnoiG. 4 Photograph O. the OLD
CABIN Low On exhibition n COIN. ctton with the
Fair. With Portraits Of tha AeS1E. HANKS, one OF
= hon .anp ht Mr. L.rcola to re.a and ws:Ea- The
n,lcr to%k the famous tsip on the ut boat 70 heH
S!ear4 Kor aale by al, Eews 4nu Pct urb Det1ess-
P.!co ga Of ptr fald7 I'd. Or u 81 ns- Z Adiress
j. l. GAMFnt1I4, Pcs: Oirce Uoz 31s8, ChlceKo.
, 1865-06-05

It is a mechanical nnion Of Potro-
loun Tar with pure soap, and its use
imparts balmy oloaginous influence
to the skin, which is not produeed by
my other Toilet Soap in uso. It is
powerful remedy in all species Of ferup-
tions Of the skin. It is particularly
beneficial in all cutaneous affections.
It is u specific remody in casos Of
"Prickly Heat, }" chapped Hands, &c.
It is especially recommended for its
defrsivo stimulent in all sea'rr d.s-
eases. It has a most donn1cent IN
flueuce on tho most delicato skin.
McKEoNu, VAN HAAalfi <
Co.'S soapa are for sa1o by all Drug
eists and pealers in Elmo Soaps aud
Ferfunerios throughout tho country.
EXPLORATIONS or THESE s"ATs EXHIBITED
AT THx DRUG DEPARTMENT OF ru8sAS .TARY
FAIR. .5.6 s
, 1865-06-05
Price, Only IS cents q Bottle;

Ine following to An extract Of letre1 written BY II,
ReT J.B Holne. pEstor Of the P7trpooteueet b+psT
Chuyeh. BROOKLYN. N. T.. 70 the Journal and 1essee
or, Cincinnati. o., ana speaks volumes IN favor o
the EcrldfenoWneu medicine, MRS. W1N9LQH1
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRETHNS
"we See An aaTc1tsarn ent In your co 'umn. Of MIL
s4td word iu fA4os Of th, patent medicine oelora
our e but we feel compelled to lay to ycuz reade7
that this Ia humnu2-tcs Aars tted u. and fsosu
b al il chztn,a, 1t II probably one Of the mos
succehkIAA edclnea Of the day, because It IA one
.hep.s1 d these OF our readers who h1Ye btnaf
can 1t>7' EthAu lay In ssupply-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
The War Against Chilli.

Tie Government OF Chi displays cons
sile,abIy greater yigor IN resisting the
sggre, sions of Spain than was last year
exhibited by Peru. They are pushing
with the utmost energy the construction
Of telegraph lines and roads into The in
terror, aud in order to facilitate blockade
running, they have declared thir,y-six
sea coast towns, ports Of the Republic.
IS Tie Spaniards have only seven vessels,
it is, Of course, impossible for them to
make he blockade efficient, and blockade
running will soon be 10 a high state Ct
property. Bat the CLi.iars will no.
merely act on the defensive. They have
already issued letters Of marque, and seve,
raj persons have already left the country
TO avail themselves OF these letters. The
Goyernmen, has already sent special
envoy 10 the Government at Washington
E-ery where in Central and South Ameri-
ca The warmest sympathy is manifested
for the cause OF Chill.
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Widow Jones Cow.

Mr. WELD, editor Of tie New York
Despatch, tells story in as rich and
quaint s,.le as any lord Of the quill we
know Of. For example:
Widower Smiths wagon stopped one
morning before Widow Jones' door and
gave the usual sigua! that be wanted
somebody in the house, by dropping The
reiDs, and sitting double, with his elbows
on his knees. Out TIPPED the widow,
lively as a cricket, with a tremendous
black ribbon on her snow>~hita cap.
Good morning was soon said on both sides,
and the widow waited for what was further
to be said.
Well, ma'am Jones; perhaps you
dom. want TO sell one Of yonr COWS, 10
how, nothiE', no WAY, do you p
Well, there, Mister Smith, you
couldn't have spoken my mind better. A
poor, lone woman ike me, does not know
what to do with so many creatures, and |
should be glad 10 trade, if we can fix it.
SO they adjourned TO the meadow
Farmer Smith locked at Roan-then at
widow-then the Downing cow--th-n at
the widow again-and So on over the
whole forty The same call was made
every day for a week, but farmer Smith
could not decide which cow be wanted
At length, on Saturday, when widow
Jones was in q hurry to get through her
baking tor Sunda; = and had ever 70 much
TO do in the house. as all farmers wives
and widows have on Saturday, she was a
little impatient. Farmer Smith was as
iFsesolue as ever.
That Downing COW is pretty fair
creature-but-" he stopped TO glance
At the widows face, and then walked
around her-pot the widow, but the COW.
That ere short horn Durham is not
a bad looking beast, but | don't know"
another look at the widow.
The Downing COW | kuew before the
late DR.. Jones bought her" Here he
sighed, at the al5usion 70 the late Mr..
Jones, She sighed, and they both looked
at each other. 1t twas highly in;erestin 6
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
Indian Summer.

The pleasant hatf-spring ike weather
Of Indian Summer has at length arrived,
season OF inexpressible charm in this
Western country, and each day is full Of
loveiuess. 4 Sunshine warm and CHEEKY
as that Of May, Lights up each day, but
the nights are cold. II seems as if grim
winter struggled with summer, and only
gained his temporary victory under the
cover OF darkness. The trees are already
beginning TO vary their tints from vivid
green to russell, yellow. brown and red
and The biiow like SWEETS Of the prairie
are sollened in effect, and given novel
beauty By the tuning of The hues Of The
grass and shrubs which deck them. Over
all float clouds such as 10 other season
enjoys. Me.lowed from the briIianl blue
OF spring, sofened from the rudy glare
OF summer, not yet duIIed by the chilly
grey Of winter, they bang low above us,
blushing, paiing and Iesp'endent with
charms beyond the Representation of the
brush, colors too ethereal and evanescent
for pigments TO vie with. For the artist
who ever SEEKS for "blilliants effects"
this is not the favored season. Mature
has maluIsd the labor Of the summer and
the autumn ard she rests, and over all
things, ever. in the haunts Of rDen there
spreads placid calm. It is The Sabbath
OF the year. Il there lie one line in the
day when tie conds DO not posses that
beauty of which We have spoken. / Is in
he evening, when there IL sp. 10 be too
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
Origin Of Tllustri0u8 Hen.

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
Cur Relations with England.

The Washington correspondence init,
mate that orr relations with England are
growing more critical, because Of the
more recent correspondence between
ADAMS and EARL RUSSELL, and also
because England has demanded an ex,
PLANTATION of the Feuisn movement. 1t
IS further seated that Mr.. ADAMS has
rsQne>tc1 70 lie recalled, hecause he fnds
himself unable to bring the British gov
ernment,o any direct consideration of our
claims for depredations by the Alabama
The arrival of the Shenandoah to her
home in ENGLAND. also adds an additional
barb, to the wound now ranking between
the two Countries
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01

a LARGE VINEYAED.-It is said that
ths Buena Vista vineyard, IN Sonora
County, California, is the largest in The
wcrid. Il consists of 6 coo acres with
20 geo vines planted previous to 1868
100000 planted or to be planted this
year. Last year the yield was $4,000
gallons ct slill wine, 60,O00 bottles Of
sparkling wine, and 10000 gallons brandy.
There are 5000 fruit trees, and large
varieties Of grapes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
t. X London letter '

IL y London letter writer saws the
English ladies' fashion of dressing The hair
is becoming those tmo enormous ,olIs
Of rats and hair, which surmounted each
temple, and made putting on bonnet an
impossibility, have become extinct, and
the excrescence which gave such eyenhke
appearance to the back Of the neck; is fast
disappearing. In is place the ladies' have
adopted su>il roll Of their own hair
which is bound By a gilt band and adorn-
ed with ribbons The hair in front is
criokIed and falls over the forehead in
little curls.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
Order for Proof of Will.
State Of Wisconsin,, Mnitowoc Coun Y, ss,
Pr hlta Otiacn Nov 10 u lSch

Stale Of Wisconsin,, Mnitowoc Counr Y, ss,
Probate Oilcc, Nov l9h, 1865.
In the matter OF the Proof and I'roi ate of the
last Will and testament OF Richard Keenan,,
d2coasrd, late OF the COUNTY OF Manitowoc
M HEkEAS, an instrument in writing, pur-
w portlng to he the last will and testap ent
OF Richard Keenan,, deceased late of the Coun,
ty OF Man'owoc, his been fled in this office
and whereas, application has been made by
Edward keeusn, praying that The same be
pi oven and admitted to F4ubate ACCORDING 10
the laws Of this State thei tore 1t is Ordered,
that said appicatiol be heard beore me- at the
Iroohe Office in The Town and County Of Mani
towoc, on the lth Gay of December, A. D.
1865, at 10 O'clock A. NJ And il is luther
ordered, that notice Of such application and
hearing be given o publishing a copy Of this
order tor three successive weeks, once in each
week, in the MAAlrowoc PILOT, a newspaper
printed in said Town aud County, prior TO said
hearing. BY the Court
GEO ". BARKER County Judge
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
ss.iAkEsks,lsS.
Catherine

Mfritowoc County Clcuit Court. Catherine
Miller, plaintiff against Peter Miller, Daea-
daut. The State OF " sccI.sin, to Peer Miller.
VTOU are hereby summoned and required to
L answer The complaint III this action Of
Hi4ich Ply will be fieJ IN the office OF the
Geek OF the Court OF Manitowoc County, and
serve copy OF your answer on me at my Office
IL he village and comfy Of hanitowoc, Wis
ConsH, within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service,
and if you fail to answ.r the complaint as aiore.
said, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded IN the complaint.
CBAS " WHITE, ppt'Gs Atty.
Dated November q 1863
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
HONE AGAIN.

Home again, home again,
From a foreign shore;
And, 0, it fills nay soul with JOY
To meet my friends once more.
Here l drop j the parting tear.
To cross the oceans foam;
But now I'm onco again with those
Who kindly greet me home.
Home again, Sc.
Happy hearts. happy hearts,
With mine have laughed in gIec;
But, o. the friends l loved in you.h
Seem happier to me
And ifn4y guide should be the fate
Which bidsme longer roam,
But death alone can break the tie
That binds my heart to home.
Home again, SC.
Music sweet, music soft,
fingers round the place;
And, Q! feel the childhood charm
That time cannot efface.
Then give me back my homestead roof
I'll ask no palace dome,
For can live happier life
With those | love at home.
Home again, sc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01

a COOP Invention. John Bogue. Of
Auburn has received patent, date 18Th
September. 1865, for an EvaporaIor,
which he has used two years in making
Maple Sugar. 1t is very simple, con-
Slstlng Of the usual boiling pan, a reset
voir for sap, conducting pipe, a peculiar
float which rests in tie pan, and admits
the sap frcm the reservoir Only At the
same rate as it is eyaporated. By this
arrangement man can fill the reservoir,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
& Democratic Club IL New York.

:
4 s!ge numher Of prominent end Iu>
fpenua gentlemen in the Democratic
party have inAt com plefed he ganiza,;on
Of club Ia New York city 70 Re called
he NsLba:'an. The Iscg Of the mem
hers are 10 advance Democratic doctrines
promote social Intercourse and provide
themselves with the convenience. OF a
club house. TIE number Of the resident
members il limited 10 f,e hundred, ard
lae imitation Zee IS fixed at $3.50 and the
annual duea E; $50, with power vested in
the management 10 assess indlVldus
,nemtess FIR an additional ftty doia's.
The rules for the government Of the
orgauiz4;icn are not dlselmiaT TO those
enforced in other respectable cIubs--t~o
back balls exclude any candidate for
membership. The club house will be
open every day for the reception Of its
members, at 7 o'clock in the morning.
10 member will be admitted between two
and seven o'clock in the morning, but
members in tie house at any time are
not to be Influenced as TO their departure
by this or any other rule. No games will
be PLAYED IN the club on Sunday. and no
round game or games OF hazard at ary
tine. AMI 10 person shall bet more than
Ave dollars on any game. The president,
Is joins VAv buren,; vice>president, AU-
GrsTrs ScuGLL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01

- ! rial o. maah ia.erest 70 lorss-
men aul livery stable me1 hss jus. been
TIE! II tie supreme Court Circuit q \ ew
York, before Justice leckbam and jury.
Tie pe.a,d upaga, action 70 recover tie
'a.ue IS two horses, which we're alleged
tohaye been lost b, reason Of the plain
th's overdiiving them ca hot dav,
Tie deteoce was that he animals were
rot in GO couti ~. lie received
Item from tie Ijva.> -.t1.~, owing IL tie
fet Lat the asd n.n oy4rtrvea tie
previous @ay Toe ~ :oos this ,iew If
u the case and reuje.ed verdict for ,he
defendant.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-01
ChUago Standard for Packing and Cur.
ing Pork and Beef.

ely a. the standard for regulating the
cutting, curing aud putting up Of provi~
,io0s in tia, city. Which will be Interes.
tlng 10 our town and county readers.
Taey are also applicable to the Milwaukee
INA. k.t, a, they @ilI undoubtedly lie trade
the basis Of inspection there:
Ness Pork-Pachei from sides Of well
faxed bcges. cut into stripes not exceeding
SIX aud halt inches wide. not back
strapped barrel to contain 1876 poInds
Il green meat. Number of pieces not 10
exceed sixteen including ouy The regular
PROPORTION Of flank and shoulder cuts
lg4r layers 10 be packed INTO each barrel,
with not less than 40 pounds Turks Is
land, t Ubs-, Ieanpan;, OF As pounds Of
other good quality Of foreign or domestic
coarse saI,, and clear brine rs strong as
sat vii make H.
C.ear PORK = + cut from sides Of ex,ra
heaFy vel f4tled hogs, seIec eI and packed
Ia 'e -a,ns manner * mess pork. TIE
bun- i taken 9at.
Er'fu CteHr P0r6-Same As clear, ex-
crps tust al! the nos and backbone are
taken out.
Mss Ordia0ry or Thin Ness-Is
packed firm hog. reasonably vel fi,;ed
but too hight for mess pork, cut, ss-c Ell
and packed jD tie same manner a. dress.
No restriction as to lie number Of pieces
10 tho barrel
Bump PDlh Itu.ns . Ie trimmed
With enough te5an 4 III N Ike item
lat a.a smooth, .an tails en- Of close
4 barrel - contain 200 roaal- OF green
!. aat pae5.-4 u.,a ibo ,oa.e o.aut.,y Of
So Il aa>- po.s
prinse Porh-fs pac aeI viii header
q SIDE cuts, Tue regular uidt1. AMI thrpe
he. hoats |. may haye three ggmp>,
tie lc,t 10 be shanter cuts. Tie Shouts
decs - rive Inc no II their, azs To ba
cutIn,e .lrce pieces, IT, too, q ba sut oG
alive re k:re. AZ lae shanA c.arStl
nr.r the s,aI.laE. Head - % spiI.
rran1 ne ofa,u and ioogue, STOUT aud
etr- - IS cr; If, a"d brains removed
! i fr'i 70 contain 200 pounds Of greer
me,', and 70 he packed With he SAM
q's.uls AMI qu4.,'s q SAL IS tress pnrk
a...!z . b. s"ikea he'ore being packed
Ltfa PRIME Porh-l> made from
Ivy uh,rimmed shoulders, cut ru'"
l"'se ,1tce-, he I- : cnt II close 20 lhe
hTrt,l 70 be packed 2oO pounds greer
',eoa - barre, with III. same quantity
az, quality OF sat as mess pork.
|'nle Mess PorF-ls made OF Tue
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Eg- John Quincy Adams, young son
Of the Minister to England. is elected to
the Great and General Court" in Mass
achuse:ts.
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EB- a late Washington dispatch says
the President expresses h;s inter.iou to
restore the privileges Of the writ Of
hsbeas corpus 8. the earliest possible
time, aRd to 90 away With The secret de.
tecliye service.
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Secretary AcCuljoch on the Negro.

Secretary 1acCulioch on the Negro.
SECRETARY MCCULLOCH oi the treasury
Department, has had IA lac conversation
with al ex judge OF New Orleans, who,
IN years past, was his Old school master.
TIE latter reports the substance OF his
conversation with the Secretary in the
Mobile Times The Times says:
"Secretary McCuioch knowing we'll
the Influence Which our frierd possessed
in Louisiana tod him ia sub>tance that
50 far the pretended equality o. races
was concerned, there could be bul one
opinion among all good men north and
south, and ;hls was that wherever tie
Anglo Saxon race had come in couract
with an Inferior one. the history Of fifteen
centuries had proven that the Anglo
Saxon race must dominate or ex,erninate.
That the Indian race, far superior to
The black, had been utterly aunihiared
before the advance Of the whites, and this.
al though the Indian race was morally and
intellectually vastly superior to the black
race
That 10 sane man. no American,
could dream for moment Of making this
country, where God had showered so
many blessings, 10 the race made after bis
own image tho Inheritance Of any but
those he had endoWed with an intelligence
all but divine.
The question Of labor sinks into in
Significance before that of races. and tho
march of human progress is not to be sns.
pended by the idle theory OF dreamers."
iHR CATTLE PLAGUE IN ENGLAND.
The LcudNn Times of October 3lst
gives summary Of tie statistics of tho
riuderpest in England |; says:
AT length We have got some satisfies
Of the cattle plague, aud a ghast'y look
they were. Upward OF 1000 animals
are known to have been "A tax ked by the
plague since is first appearance, and Of
these near Il 600 have died. 70 be sure,
more than 5000 Of these victims were
killed to save cuting, baj tbey swell he
total loss Of stock. ~ 10 the reroyeIies.
there are regis cred jus! now 707, which
would b. ooiy five PEI cent on the whole
attacks "