Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-29
Summary Of Late News.

to the armies of Gems. Meade, Hancock
and Logan. The work Of mustering-out
goes bravely Oh ....... The delegation
from South Carolina, which has been be
seiging the President for the appointment
of governor, are found to be unsound, and
the President has concluded to wait until
the Union men are heard from One
Of the witnesses in the assassination case,
testified that upon agreement with DR..
Blackburn, in Canada, he took to Wash
ington, and sold there. last August, several
cases of shirts that VI ere infested with vel
low fever and small pox, for which diaboli-
cal work he was paid 100000 by the reb-
el agents in Canada "A delegation
of Virginians, representing the radica! SEN
timent, waited upon the President to-day,
and uttered their complaints against Gov.
Peirpont They complain that he has not
back bone enough. $3.50. We have intelli-
gence from Alabama that most Of the
Union citizens are unarmed, while the reb-
ell element is well supplied with arms, for
merly used by them in the army. ......
A riot occurred in New York City between
the 33d and detachment of the Goth New
York Regis. on the occasion Of an enter
tainment given in honor Of the veterans Of
the 33d, in which loaded musk cts and fixed
bayonets were freely used. The colonel Of
the Goth was shot in the breast by one of
his own men, while trying to quell the dis
turbance. Between 20 and 80 persons were
wounded some mortally A man in
New York by the name Of Eastman has alb
seconded with over half million dollars Of
another mans money ........A regiment
Of colored cavalrymen, mutined on board
a vessel at Portsmouth, on Thursday, last,
taking possession Of the vessel and refusing
to allow it to leave, they were finally sub
dued by the assistance of regiment Of
white troops. ....A report from New
Orleans states that Gen. Beauregard has
The resumption Of trade in the South is
said to be very rapid, since the removal Of
nation from Mexico says the empire is
waning fast. Emperor Macmillan is a
mere puppet in the hands Of Marshal Basien.
The empress displays more frmness and
decision Of character than her husband,
and exerts great control over him. She is
really empress Of Mexico ...... The fos-
eign and Mexican troops are bordering on
disorganization. The French are only reli-
able, and look to Basien for orders. The
Mexicans will rebel on the first opportuni
ty. A fire at Sonora Cal. or the 18th
inst destroyed property valued at $4,000
A fire in San Francisco on the
evening of the 18th inst. burned 25 build
ings, rendering many families houseless. y
Loss estimated at, 100000, ....... The
news from the gold mines is said TO be
favorable, new discoveries having been
made on the upper Columbia. -. Mrs.
Secretary Seward died at her residence in
Washington on the Goth inst, her remains
were taken to Auburn n 7. for intermcnt
on the 22d. $3.50. The Northwestern San
itary Fair closed at 10 o'clock Saturday
night It's total cash receipts will exceed
$500, 900. Ia Cincinnati, the other
morning, negro named George Stevenson
disposed Of rival in the affections Of a col
ored woman by chopping his head off with
Ratchet while he slept. ...... More than
three thousand persons were released from
various Government prisons last week.
Among the late applications to the Presi
dent for pardon, is the Catholic Bishop
Lynch, of Charleston, notorious for his bit
ter secessionism Gen Grant is far
from we'll The herculean labors Of the
past eighteen months have made serious in
roads even upon his iron constitution. He
is troubled with night sweats, and COM
plains of prostration. He goes to Saratoga
in few days to recruit. The total
number Of National Banks throughout the
country is l,297.... ...All the Boston
Banks, except one, have become national
institutions . -. James Duane Doty,
formerly territorial governor Of this state,
but lately governor of Utah Territory died
in the territory few days ago. $500. The
steamer Golden Rule, of the line from New
York to Nicaragua was wrecked on the
Both ut. on reef 80 miles from Providence
Island. 49,. The revolution il Peru still
continues, but is making little progress.
Chill is threatened by Spain if she does
not come to terms. ....... From Australia
we learn that the Shenandoah had gone
west from Adelaide, probably to the Mauri-
tus. Late dates from Central Amer
lea bring news of the complete defeat of the
Barios revolutionary party in Salvador.
Since the 4th instant, 3,S43 rebel prisoners
have been sent south from New York.
The negotiations between England and Can