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Accident ON the Washington Branch
RaiiroRd--The Rev. Mr.. Austin
KIiled-sovsraI Other Passenger
InNura.l.

Accident ON the Washington branch
RaiiroRd--The Rev. Mr.. Austin
KIiled-soveral Other Passengers
injured.
BALTIMORE, june 26.-Shortly before ten
o'clock this morning chsualty occurred on
the Washington Branch railroad, about four
miles from this city, which resulted In tho
death Of Rev. Mr.. Austin, Of the Methodist
Protestant denomination, and serious wound.
ing Of threo or four others. The cnr, the
whools Of which broke on Saturday afternoon,
causing the accident on that day was being
removed by laboTors from it's position aside
Of tho track by means Of derrick. Tho
passenger train which left Washington city
at sl5lwas passing this point, whom either +
portion Of tho broken car or tho derrick
sornpod the Eldo Of one Of tho cars Of the
train. Mr.. Austin had bis head reclining on
the window.sil and was struck on the fore.
hoad, tho scull being fractured In such
manner as TO cause death In Eve minutes.
He was on his return from Laurel, whore he
prehehod on Sunday.
Mr.. il, q. Barton, Of Columbia county,
Pennsylvania, had his right arm resting on
tho windOw-siil. The arm was fractured In
three places, nj the wrist, elbow and above,
ali Of them being compound fraoturos Sur.
gcon J. X. Fleming, OF tho Lincoln United
States Hospital, Washington city. rendered
his assistance, and had him removed In u
carriage 20 tho ofico Of Professor Dunbar,
whore the necessary surgical services were
rendered. ...'
Mr.. John G. Gibson, Of New York, suS.
tanned compound fracture Of his right arm ut
the elbow joint. lie was taken to the ofiec
Of Professor N. II. Smith, who afforded the
necessary service There were two or three
Others more or less cut and bruised. Their
names were not Rscortained,
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PHILADELPHIA, June 26-Tho subscrip-
tiOns to-day 70 the Seven. Thirty Loan in all
parts of the Union, as telegTAphod to Jay
Cooke, Subscription Agent, amount to S2,r
25s, $50. From the First National Bank,
Louisville, $500, OOOl Ninth National DAnh,
New York, Sill ,SOOi National Bank Of thu
Republic, Boston, SIOO, ,O0Oi MERCHANTS
National Bank, New bedford, &T5, 900; Fish
4 Hatch, New York, SlOq, 0OOi Second Ma.
up portions Of the AboTe Sggrsgate vas
1878
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The Mayor transmitted 10 tho Board Of
Common Council, last evening, his annual
mossago. Heroviews the state oftho hnanees
public schools, and public school teachers,
the fire department, assessments, registry Of
votes and poll lists, condition Of the streets
street railways, sewerage, the Potomac water,
&o This message will bo read with great
interest, being at time In the oity's history
when II Is making rapid strides towards be.
coming n great municipality. II Is very
elaborate, and will be road by citizens, and
the people Of tho country at large, with the
utmost interest, The Mayor explains why
morn improvements have not becn made
during the past year. and asks tho Councils
to raise money for that object. For the pur.
pose ofgivins the message ~ estsnSO, we must
necessarily defer lts publication until to.mor.
row. 10 .I ...a ... ... ... .
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General IinsIsr ON southsrss iteor2ah-
iEation. ~
TIE following letter sfrors Geuersf Bhtldr
Was rpcsivsd At De PapeuiI Hall rnes,ing in
Iosloll on "Wednesday; IN ~
"a IeeslE. 1fai4 Jane 2o Iset
MY DEAN SuR: When I received your IN.
yitation TO speak Mt Paneuil Hall fully
hoped 10 be present, but an imperative busi.
ness engagement for that day detains me,
This would be n source of mnch regret " 7
Had not rpcently pu bliely expreseed my opin-
ious upon the subjeet Of reeOnstruclion be.
fore the Union League a. New York and ai
the monumental dedication at Lowell, on the
l7th instant. -t r - tas4i
~ see nothing % change IN the yisvstbsrs
expressed, although much might be added.
The fault or misfortuns Of the present notion
seems 70 be that We are going 100 fast. The
materials are too discofdaut; tho uprooting
Of all social and political relations al Tho
South too violent, too thorough and too re-
cent, TO leave arm foundation on which 20
reconstruct tho framework Of government
Calm reflection, wise counsel, aided By time,
should leave opportunity for the troubled
social elements to settle and adjust them
selves 10 each other before We attempt to re.
build. @
Strong hates and misconceptions Of polit.
ichl rights Taught 10 o people through more
than a generation, finally 20 be deeply dyed
10 rivers of Mood, cannot on The instant be
changed into love and loyalty by the turn Of
q resolution or by the paragraph Of an ediel.
Time, araplo, must be given for the soothing
and ceinenting effects Of good sense, self-in-
terest and dormant patriotitm, awakening TO
asense Of duty to society and loyalty to
country-to do their work. ari ~
''If 1 were present, therefore. could only
advise that the Government should oe pcr.
suaded to make haste slowly IN the process
Of reconstruction. The building win be all
the hrmer for tho delay. Msanwhile,, the
military power can assure the people Of the
South tranquil quiet until thsy have eaImed
themselves into frame Of mind disposed and
fitted TO self government. The late electioDs
In Virginia teach this lesson Above all
would ask that no clhss Of true loyal Union
men should put themselves hastily in oppo-
dtlon to tho Administration upon these ques-
tions, however strong may be their personal
convictions. .rsa 'rr t.rT .r'..r I
ct most firmly believe that President John.
son will do in this mattcr what II right and
best. l know he will do all that patriot,
aided by the best light he has, may DO. Him.
self risen by his own exortioRs from the peo-
pie TO the highest place In his state, In spite
of all the opposition and rivalry Of the aristo.
cratic power Of slavery, not by accident, but
by the slow degrees Of successful endoavors.
In q state, too, where there was no dearth of
strong men, with n Loyalty to the Union which
shOne out with n brightness that made him
the man Of men south, and shamsd thousands
north; the President surely can bo trusted, at
loas for the time being, To experiment upon
rpduoinQ tO order N state oF aosietv of which
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aSr Maasachasstts MIiitaFy }



Steals through the mist Of AlAhaster lamps,
Aud every air is heavy with the breath
Of orange hoWoTs that hle0m
3 l. the midst Of roses. y
Such was the howery land allied with healing
airs aud life-Prossrying prodnois, who're Dr.
Drake discovered the chief lnaTedienh Of hiH
wonderful Tonic MediclnS--PLASrArIoN BlrraRs
the enchanted trOpioAl iHlaad az "a CrOix.
The PLASTArioN BITTKHs, oombinlng all fhs
medicinal aud tonic virtues of the healing Apd
hfe-sustaining products of that favored cline,
aru, without doubt, the Worlds Great kemedy
hI Dyspepsia, Low spirits, and all other elom-
aehie difioalhsA.
GS- A Friend in Reed : Tioso re-
quiung confidential medical assistance uhoald
APply 10 soIao regular educated physician whe
has made CeT,alh d,seliaes hia spscial studyi
snGh a naa Is Dr.. DARBY, who IA daily SuEtnE
nninbsrs 81 b0lh aexes, aud svcry age, y 10 save
besn 10 alt the solf-eallcd doctors In this stiy,
aud speHt valuable time aha ta0nay, With no
benefit mill be took ehArga u them- HIS terms
are more moderate than inoue 0f mere hoaHilaH
pretcndcrs, whose only puTpeae u % heese the
unfortunate, Aasl then advise u en-, Nheu - ia
almost too lzte, to Apply 70 him. 1.-.-.-
Can oa hilA At once, o. yoa ISy rssrs, 49, = ever
aftstWards. Dh DAkbf,
No zoo seventh street, between 40
SIrOsta, wAshiAStOa atty. tsls-a
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Obsequies of Mrs. William
II. Seward, wife Of the
Secretary of State.
Interesting Account Of The Ceremonies.


ArnrES, N. n, Saturday, Jane a.
The obseauies Of Mrs.. WrLLIAn n.
svu,pD mi, 0r.rrooD d,ou ,o..,h., s,o,.
- stg"srf -
TAR ana near large eoncourse o' synpa-
thiSing friends. The occasion and services
were exceedingly impresslve apd tsuchIng.
Tho h..r,,o,I u,annd. - ~. -.
s'Vs''',s 'f'''''U Wv ''A"s'O"
OF Mr. SEWARD were iaid out mostly In nc
cordancs with the taste Of bis accomplished
wifi. In and abopt tbs.. r,ound. an. h.A
| ---., =
PnS'eo 'ne n"PP'est honts OF her me- ana
shortly before her spirit departed she said 10
i her busbend 'tah UVxpv ho,r .ho,id I,L.
| A., -. an. a.. -, =. 49,. ,,-,-,- a,
~ Wv ''' "'"O'' anu n0"' 'io DHuS IN 'he
garden onco more"
In obedience 10 this wish the romains were
,.mo,ai 10 .h.d.1 80, T., a.. ...,.I :, ,
r. :" '"' s'Vun"
O'Clock to-day, where they were visited by
the friends OF the family until fow minutes
b.fore o,c,ock. when. upon IN. .Dp..rnncs
.L.., ,h.u -. - a. ~ -.
sho"or, tney Were returned 10 tha house.
From thence nt $3.50 o'clock the funeral pro.
oeseion moved TO 81. Peters church..
| All places OF business wore closed out Of
respect to the memory OF the deceased, and
tue streets were crowded with mourning cit
izens 10 attend the funeral Of tho lnmcnted
lady. l...-..-. --.....
The boautiful funeral service Of the Epis-
eopal Church was read by Rev. Mr.. Brain.
ard, when the hymn, II would not live nj.
ways,p and another hymn were sung with
touching effect.
The altar was elaborately adorned with
wreaths, crosses, croWns, and pyramids Of
flowers, sent by mourning friends from AL
bany, Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, and VA
rious other places r-r ...r .......
Gov. Seward, borne down more with sor.
row than by the dreadful wounds inflicted
first BY accident and then by design, fol
lowed the remains into the church and then
TO the cemetery, attracting all eyos upon
him, and awakening tho most profound sym.
pAthy Of oil. That humanity could bear up
so bravely under such IN accumulation Of
suffering seems truly wonderful.
The pall.bearers were Gov Il. T. Throop,
Lieut., Gov. George w. Patterson, u. NJ,
Blatchford, ThurlOw Weed, james q. Soy.
mour, George McGreer, Christopher Morgan,
Willis White David Wright, y. Y. Hall
and Abijah Fitch.
Tho reverend clergy, with Baron Stocked,
the Russian Minister, Major Den. Hancock,
Major Gen. Butterheld, aud Brig. Gen.
Mitchell, followed.
Then came the mOurners, Mr. Seward, sus.
tanning and himself sustained by Mrs. Wor.
den, the sister Of Mrs Sownrd) an his
daughter, followed by his son, Gen. W. II.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

DBATH OF GOVERNOR DoTY,--Information
has been received here of the death Of J, ID.
Doty, Governor Of Utah Territory. Gov,
Doty was ono Of the carly Governors Of Wis.
consn, and previous 30 bis appointment as
Governor was Superintendent Of Indian AZ
fairs for the Territory Of Utah.
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.

To-day Assistant Judge Advocate BlSa.
NAN replied to the Argument Of REvEHDY
JonEsoS upon the pnOOnstltutIonAlIty, in.
competency, etc., Of the Military Commits.
sion instituted BY tho Government. To.
mOrrOS Judge hIsGuAH will take up the
"details Of the evidence and tho argumCnts
based upon them by counsel for the defcnce
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corrsspondsnes OF the Richmond RE-
I = - public.

.1'' "AAhhAIVh' fApquihh O0uArI, VA
Q A trip on horseback through the counties
of Orange, Culpeper, and Fauquier, recently
made, with n distinguished cavalry officer Of
the Army Of Northern Virginia az my com
panion, has revealed 70 me the faot that, al.
though terribly scared and devastated by
the movement OF large armies backwards and
forwards for four years Of unparalleled war,
the lands generally have been improved BY
such long season Of rest from cultivation;
and now, as the eye takes in, from some spur
Of the mountains, the broad sea Of grass,
waving. rippling and nndulAting over the
fertile plains as far rs sight can reach, the
feeling that We are once more In the land Of
promise comes back upon us opening wide
and well.marked, though somewhat Iabo-
riouN, pathway to tina. wealth, refinement,
aud whole.soul hospitality which have ever
been the distinguishing features Of this beau.
tiful portion Of the Old Dominion.
With the exception OF small Enclosures Of
one or two acres here and thers. there IL
hardly fence worthy the name from the
Rapid Ann TO Bull Run, and the heIds, once
the pride Of the farmers heart, and shut In
by I" ten rails and rider, arc now broad
commons, with old landmarks obliteratSI,
bitches allied up quarters, corn-houses, and
barns in ruin, while the lone and blackened
emmneys Of the once happy homestead
stand like grim old sOntrios on guard until
the last.
The once majestic forests Of oak hickory
cheStnut and pine along the line Of the
Orange and Alexandria railroad have disap-
pearcd md given place TO tho rude huts and
cabins Impoverished by the almios Of Loe and
Mo1dei md instead OF Whortlebenios, chin
quopins and ehesnut,, ono kicks up old can
EnananaEu alA ~
!sHggestiVo oi the irresistible ''hard-t y
bOonet scasbards, with here and there n
stand OF grippe, ton FOUNDER Parrott shell
ang everywhere almost the hollow-base little
Mimies' whose Whistling tones are so
i"n,nar 10 US all.
Inc village ut kneooon Ford Is village
no more stcVensburB u stevensburg only
on the military maps Brandy Station Is
oranly smash, and all TO pieces ut that; and
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dressed 10 the publishers, as above.
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apartment Of the paper, should bs addressed 10
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CERrWIHD CpscKs TO M TREATRD AZ
cURRENOr decision Of tho Internal
Revenue Department, year ago, that oeTti-
fed checks we're to bo treated ag currency,
and taxed accordingly, hNs bsan confirmed
by the Solicitor Of the Treasury Department,
and may now bo considered rs finally settled.
The decision Is ono Of great interest TO busl.
ness men and bankers,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

General GRASr returned to the city
yesterday from bis latS journey apparently
In improved health, having avoided the as,
saults Of his friends by his mastery strategy
IN such manner that hp presents ~ good u
physique to-day IS he over did before he un,
dSrtoOk his Gsht against the late rebellion
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

JUDAS was An exemplary traitor. After
his treason no went out and hung himself
Very few Of his tribe have ever Initiated his
example. RuiRn, Of South Carolina, Ia an
exception. Having lived like Judas, he was
willing to dio like him, and 50 blew out his
own brains. II n few others would ''go and
do likewise II would remove n very difheult
question from the nTOa Of debate.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27
SECOND EDITION.
FoUR o'OLoCIk. II. M
THE REcoNsTnUCTIoN IN vIR-
QIUIA.

THE RECONsTnUCTION IN vIR-
., CHINA. =
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10 =" ,a'eay '" A""ns 'pe ao'
. NJ ny f'ssu, pI'ei sesnon o. ~ /.
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De r's'oisu 70 'he rishh OF Voters. = ~"
repeats the article IN tho Consultation DIS
ffanchising robels. and places Governor
prEpPoSris Leoislatate unon n IevsI NTH
that of IN. J.t. ,.h.t Z, ,,,,.,..,,. n ,.r,,., /,
~, \, N'''s
my 10 ooh.ls'sns win inc present ise'-
ing Of Speaker DoNEEY 10 indulge In the
Language employed In his farewell address TO
the Legislature on saturday. hut Il IA Ger.
taip,v an s.b,h;,Ion ~ 49, h.d ,..,. II A..
s-'.-... - ~" " WY '"'' ''' ." '"'
present c'''n'
The report OF tho proceedings says: "The
Speaker Of the House. before leaving his
chair. wa. caIisd r,,on "a, .,..oh., n.
,nr.,.,.',,, -, ~" Nv
'DonHhIl resPohaed ~ io'io"E
dentlemen, have no speech TO make,
but congrhtulats you very much for the
manner In which you have ended the term Of
service Tor which you gere elected. AZ the
time OF your election u wns said That the
haltcrs were preparing for your nceks, and
tnat zen. Davis was making tho roPs.
since that time We have had two sessions,
nnd have kept virginia out Of the hands OF
inc Aooiit'onists who arc now pitching at
Andy johnson with . red-hot poker, hoping
70 influence him Ia adopt their radical views.
put 1 thank God we are safe, and though
they may iorce negro suffrage on other Slater
win provisional goyeinmonts, they cannot
pie u upon US. dentlemen, wish you safe
return % your home" fr.a
MT Do"NEr exciaims, THANK God, we
arc safe, that IL, from a provisional gov.
ernment i,th,ogoh ,hI.h ,, n. ..v, ,,0.,,,
sun'"ge $50 Dc iorcea upon o'hor Sthtes' -
Though, perhaps, he did not intend 1t, this
La N direot insuIt unop pre.,doDt Jo,.so,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

TnE PACA homicide case has resulted In
the acquittal Of the parties tried for the XIII
Ing Of Mr.. Alfred Jones. Another indict
mont charging them with the murder OF John
p PRoa sf Edward. Is pending against them,
and on motion Of Mr.. kennaril, tho Stats's 8
Attorney Of Talbot county, this case was re,
moved to Caroline county, because justice
could not bO he'd In Talbot" .....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

By the President OF the United states
u. r of AmsrieaI
A PRoCLAM NATION

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

JOHN BoNLB, who was triod and cOnyic,si /
4 assaulting with intent to kill Captain
Thomas II. Watkins, at CroWnsyill0, Mary
land, last fall, and also Of the larceny of a
horse the property Of Benjamin Watkins, Of
Bon, Was sentenced by Judge Tuck on
Thursday last, 10 siE years confinement In
the ponitontihTy for tho former Ofonoe, and
four years for the latter.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

FEDERAL PRIsoNERS IN CASTLE TnuN-
DER,-Li0ut. Col Woolley, Provost Marshal
Of this department, desires to communicate
with officers or soldiers Of the Union army
who were prisoners at Castle Thunder during
the months Of February and March, 1884.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

A aREAT ocean yacht race Is soon to tako
place OF tho ooast Of Europe. The race will
be from Plymouth to Gibraltar, and will bo
opon to vessels Of all royal yacht clubs
sweepstakes one hundred guinoas each. Tho
time for tho race Is not yet definitely fixed.
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The Chicago ConspirRt0rE-T
0f IllbpF.tv.

CmcAao, Juno 2s.--Ths Ga=oiisIs Indian.
apolb special dispatch says II Is reported that
indictments have been found against BOWlss,
Mulhgnn, Walker, and other leading MON.
bers Of the Sons Of Liberty, In the United
States Court, As n safeguard In ease Of an adj
Court against the jurisdiction Of the Military
Commission.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

Ar church in norsetshiTe England,
lately, a swarm Of bees took posse,sia Of tho
ohhpeol and tho officiating clergyman was
unable 10 rsnd the communion service at the
altar In consequence, THt"~E 40 ....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

We once heard Of rich man who was
badly injured by being run over, "It isn't
the accident" {" said ho, that mind" that
R'nt the thing but the idea Of being rnn
over by an internal old swill cart, that what
makes me mad
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

LouIsvILLE, June 2s.--Ths celebration In
this city Of So gohh's day BY the Masons on
Saturday was very imposing. They paitook
Of splendid banquet and had one Of the
finest professions ever witnessed here, the
prominent feature whereof was the I,ouis-
Vile Commandsry Of knights Templar on
blaok horses, commanded by Charles r.
Woodruff, deputy grand commander Of Ken
lucky.
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TuEsDAY.:..:.:::,:::.:::...!:::ayUNE ~, Ist
PAssPoR rs.


Persons residing or being In Washington,
Who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with tho least possible
expense and delay, on psrSoHaI application
at the Department Of State. myI.3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

rnE hills Of Mexican, Pennsylvania, ars
covered with plant destined 10 bo n success
ful comPctilOI Of the Chinese tea A guam.
tity Of 1t will be in tho market the coming
autumn, .. .rH...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

SHANRFUL OurRAGE.--Last night nhout
ten O'eleek, colored woaan named Annio Bar.
rows, engaged = hack TO take her 20 Thlrtesuth
street botwcen l. aud ~ Tho haeknnan drove 4,
a lumber yard on l3f street near tho canal,
and there violated her person he then threw her
oat Of the haek aud drove oG with her carpet bag
esniaining all her clothing. The omccra have not
yet boen able 10 hnd the Villain.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

NEw YORK, June 20.--In the trot, to-day,
on the Fashion Course, thrOe three. mile heats,
best two In three, stoneWAl jackson won the
hrst heat, and Dexter the second and third
beats and the race. Tines, ,O2A, s.O5I,
S.O0l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27

Col. N. W, DASIELs, Of Louisiana, has
boon appointed collector VI internaI revenue Tor
u" second district Of that State, aud the IIou D.
c, henson assessor Tor tho same district
Hon. GEoRoE s, noUrwrLL, who was "a
ecuuy on visit to this dty, has returned 70
Massachusetts. ...