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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11

lin, Gpangler, Nynclb unb Mu00 iR tas @r.
tinntnib un0 ltdbsil iolamrs5
8dnftenS, Mti6acl us6tin--Grfmnt.
Mig iibsr bis NnItnNs Gdu!eia, nit 2tu5nobme
iCl9ntr gGCrt' =: +, llnO IN rtr pgittren Bufcls
sun9 ber gulhppruns unb beren mGtoniIden
unO prrritberiiAcn ;}Nedcn Ilurrtt atraunltr
Miaau S'Eau1tljr in ten Wa1t;n ROM l3.
unb a. gprtl 1865 in gRn1Gington City unb
tnnr9alb .r5 9fnanntrn mttita!tIbm Tepartes
minis auf lllvIIes 9. @rant, bdmals @rncral
4ieutenant unb 8SiettSbaber Der Ger. 5taotsn
9lrmcru NIT Der ababt oenicltm pamals uno In
bem Drpartrment gu rmprbm." Dirlrr Qntlaae
nitt Ihulpig, uno nit Nusnabmc Der 8rbinb.
unB uno SsrI6wSrng nit gpwar0 Spdnelrr"
e5snfalls ni6t IGulps.
nsb1 bic Srlafuna g 6utbig NIT @us,
nabme der Trrbinouna uno TsIbpBrng nit
@eTaro SpOn9Irr," batcr trS lbtrcn ni6t
1huipis.
uubsil. Die G0mmiiHon perlribcill S'Gaue6.
lin gu lebtneIinelt&rr Ginipcrran9 bri ltprrrr
Qrtft.
Sr& Rens -GyfcmtnG. Grplro Svanss
lrr brr @NfinRs nibt l6utja nit NuSua6ms rsr
9Gcrtc Or ee1annlr @bparO Spdn0ter un
tcritibte uno bnIf 5m CSpBn g4tItes Boptb) am
Abrnp bcs IA. 2lpvil 1865 tnnerbntb res 9es
nanntrn mitdril6m Dtparteueuts bel Icinim
Gntfrmmen, na6Nfm Der acnonte abra6dm Gin
coin In err Cbcn teihrieteNfn Grt unb gGrifr ere
mprtrt rorprn tpar." Dieter anflase I6ulbia.
Dr Sslaituna Nt2t 16ulSia; attr 16ultia
bn trrbrs6erilGCn unb prrrGtberticbCn llntrllb.
uns brs SO0n gDtItrs Boots tei Iciner 5ludF,
na6benl trrIsl6s &bratam 9iurpln, ben IrGlipens
ten Der Ser. Staaeu crmprbrt bate un6 ,par
ais bsr genannte @pparp Q 'ansIrr tersts bon
Der @rmorcuns brS Yrafortrn bur4 SUbn Q8tl.
fts Boots mubtr.
Die @pmmiicn o;rlrtGriltr Spangtrr 81 Ittbs
Satrsn Gmiparuna BET I&wcrcr Nrtet.
Sicbentend.- d.-Gamuel @rnclo Der Qns
tlaae fGulbiB nit Nu5na8mr ,,blr 8crtinturo
uno VerIhwtrunB nit psm 0enanrtrn &bwarb
Span9ltr." Sielsr gntloee 9iiGt Ihuloia. DIE
9ommillipn prrurttstIte tbn iu lftsns!ir9I 9Ijar
@iniparum0 lei I&wrrr glrtet.
&btsn S.-S5murl u. Wufb. Der Nm
flnge lhule3 NIT Nusnobme >, SrbinGuno uno
Grrl6pTrun9 NIT @bparO Spangtcr" unO ,,bes
llntrrEalt6 unb 8fDsrtusuna mb @srtsrguue
SrS 0rnanntCn Pcpis pe9ne, Sobn s.. Surratt,
Mhasl O'2au8bliu, GfUrsf q. NBcros6, Warp
8. Surratt mO Samuel MrnCtp." 8tcler
Gpr3tffatiOnrn gliIt laaloia.
Die Gpmmiiiipr perurtReIt Wut6 iu frtsnS,
ldn8lifer @tnipsrrun9 br Ihwrer A,tdt.
Der Sefcbl cis prdlosnIen In bieI'n 2ln6elr.
srnbcitn ii fpI8cnrsr:
G5 wirb rpettcr 6corbCrt, caf bic
@fan9enfn, Samuel Nrnolo, Samuel q. MuSb
uno WtGarl S'2au9bIin In Der penitntior9 in
Alhhns gifw Sort wGbrtno crr In rcn rt1yrfe
tipen urtbdIeipruGrn dnarAstruca Belt bel BARTER
arbCtt rin9tIpcrrt mrrbtn.
Anbrrw SoGnIpr, YfGTo,nt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11
I Durb paiicr e. 4. ercf.
81 c Drb e NJ

Sn Alien 1aunfGip, am 5 Suni, an Gnt.
,dnOun8 unO SetrIeietr, @liiabttb Bittwt bes
HtrltOrttnn Ssnrp guloH, alt 20 Sabrt, 2 NU~
nate uao s 5Oas.
@m }. bicsS IN SdbwbrIt9aa, 9e@a GamtY,
8ftsEcn Sane, 3UAter pCn @rOas anb
Sardb Nsap, alt Dionain unb 5 3a9sn.
Nn 3. rci,e, in OtsrmiiOrO. psda @aunp,
WdrsNnn, SteBotin epn 9Obn SGsImsr,
alt 10 S}dbrSr.
CFmo,l5ntt emt5 pa7cr Q. &C. @rpF.T
Am l7!m @li, IN 9Icd6G, %rds Gauntv,
5'rtm ,7.i.uaa, In leinCm 26a,n HCtSnt jatr.
Gm 29!sn Nli. in &rdbia, Samss SGau,.
colo ir lSirIm 20R,n HrtmfbtH
&n l9m Snb in 9Rliorc Buds @aunls,
MHY lidGrib. 3Bltrlrin BON sasut unp CO.
pDia btr'cb, oft OlCrot unb g &aa.
gini 3Ofca 9uni, tn NodtiG, Nnna, 1S&tE-
lrir, vcn 6mrp unp May 6tubman, aft 8 RSs
iii. unr loB,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11
sc 6lreNtiaFcit aebt itren diana.

Sei piClCn oufrid)tioen 9Cuten bcrrirbs
te tejeltmcll le Elm i6Wlbcr 3Weifcl oariiber,
ob Ole WOrocrzSanoe in 2SaIbiu0ton
Der 9eretbten Strafc ucrfollcn wGroe.
aber Die Sabe 1T iest entlbieoen uno Ole
Serbred)er baben ibren nobluvoientcu
2obn CrDoltcn. prGiIoent ScbnIon bat
oo6 ltrtbcil Der WilitGrs@ ommiIiion be-
itdtt9t uno Soerolo, papne, Wrs. Surz
rAtt uno NsCrotb babGu am pori9cn Sreiz
tag lbre peben am @al9en uerpirft; Or.
Wuoo, QrnolO m0 S'4auablin fino 3u
lCbcn6ldn0libcr uno Span0lcr ,u 6.i6bs
ri8cr 3ucbtbau6itrofe bci ttbmcrcr Nrbcit
perurtbcilt. 20a6 S1dia oe6 6lupt.
Serbrcbers, Der ieBt in Sort Monroe fei.
ner Strurtbcllun9 cnt6e8fnitcbt, fbcnt
lG%ld bCitt9elt 5u iCin uno lpenn CT ouCh
nlbt an Gem belpubtcn SUur Npptc &rcc
baumetn miro, 70 miro ct ocb nit cincm
StrIG I'm ocn Sal6 3& So0e fOmmcn uno
oa6 pon Hebt5Ipe3cn.
prdltocnt Sobnlcn ueroirnt Die abt2no
uno od6 Sob Der 81njrn Nation, fur Oit
Seitl9tCit mo GntiblO Tmbrit, nit Der CT
oo6 llrtbclt Der Gommilllon auSfubren
licb, unb o16 er ltb pcotr oWtb oen Sim
fluB BON ionit obtbaren pcrloncn uo,b
ourb in oiclem Sale ibIetbt an9cbrabte
Wti6bcr5i9rclt sur WlIotrun9 Ser Straz
fe ir9cno cine6 ocrScrUrtbcits
ten ordnGcu litb.
SO bccUrftc elmer GbavaPtGrlt6rfc ,pir
itc nur Wcul9tn Ci9tn if, INN in iolcbtm
Salle, no ocr 8cIube 70 pc.e 0snat)t
murocn, oa6 Zoos ocr Serurtbclten III
mlItcrn, fcit ju blcitcn uno Den @ClcGtn
ibren gauf 5u la6}r. Der prdltout
bat feline pflidt treuIltb 9ctbau uno Der
Odnf Der 9iIti0n Wlro ibm nibt aug
blctbtn. Mic8c IL in cCn Fommcnptn
6dIIcn 0IIthc Gntlblohtubtit jci9tn!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11

fdarfe 8cucrprobe 9tidlitb iiberlebt bat.
9Sa5 warcn ober Die Soften! Sage nibts
bon Den Saren Serunreini9e Den lns
abban9i9feitszSa9 ni6t8u reoen BON Den
Sbuloen Denfe oaran, oaB un36blbare
S9aaren, tpeldbe fir oieie Siege tdmps
fen uno fterben mubten, nibt bel un6
Iino. sic litten uno itarben, uno mir
9enie6en ben Nusen, Die Sribte iSrer
arbeit. 28ir fin9en ltol3e Subellieoer,
uno Sic fblummeren = ibre 9ei6name
auf Der peitcn groe umbcr 3erItreuet-
ooer ibre Gno6en bleiben untsr Den beiBcn
Sonnen(trablen oe6 Sdocne.
Reoet man ponoen Soften, 70 muBma
befonoers' 9eoenfcn an oen 9uten uno
8rcBen Mann, nelbcr bic SABINE Der TIM
ion uno Sreibeit nit ifarfen 66noen
emporbielt-uno od or umrin9t mar bon
SerrdtbCrn uno 9cfabren bon allen Sri
ten, fein Saorbreit BON 81 b 9cwi6en
1T, lonoCrn I'M Sertrauen auf Soft mo
onf @erebti0eeit ltantDaft blcb, bi6 bic
Hebellion ju Ieinen SiBtn la9-lmO Damn
nob ermorott lpuroe ourtb Den @Sabnz
finn oc6 Dartbei9eites. 2Senn man re-
Oct bon ben Eoiten os6 &rc9e6, 70 lollte
man INNER juerit an oa5 9eben bon
Nbrabom 9incoln uno Der bunoerten bon
Saulenoen onoerer patrioten 9eoenftn,
Ole e5 9efo(tet bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11
Die fd,6ne Bartr pon Geda County, pa

Atc td1one Harte Don Gcd1a County, pa.
Sine ib6ne &arte (Wop) BON 9ecba
Sountp, pa, beraus9e9eben bon @. Il.
Il I6 b a 6, @iuil Sn9enieur, 1T brrcit6
i'm Sabre 1862 er1biCnen uno beodrf fir
Sa6funoi9e gar feiner @mpfrbIunq i'm.
iercrfeits, inocm iie fid) iotben Ielbf 6urcb
ibre mannicbfolti9en &or,i9e, our6 to-
pO9rapbiibe @enauioteit, ourb IorofGlz
ti9lte Sermehun0en uno 2(n9obcn alice
oe6en. ipaSin oa5 @ebict Der Stotiltif,
Der SooenbefbdffenDeit, Der &unlt un6
@iheni0oft fout, cor pielen Garten nu6-
jeibnet. sic bat bs iegt leloer nitbt be
l(nerfennun9 uno @droi9una 9efunoen,
ole iis 70 reitli6reroicnt. uno mir 9laufe y,
nur i'm Snterehe Der &unlt, Der Q8iGcnz
Ibaft uno oes olI9cmeinen gtuBen6 3u
b1noeIn, menn mir au1 in unierm 8tafte
oieie6 Weiitsrwert6 9eoenfen uno e5 un=
fern SeIefreiS iiberbaupt, belonoer5 abcr
oenen empfeblen, Die in oitlsm @ountp
uno llm0ebun9 mobnen, ooer 9emobnt
D1ben. Son Sclte oE5 ,0erausoeber6
Wurotn rpeoer Soften, nob Mube ae.
ipart, oiefes 8erf nibt nur onocrn ser
lrt ais ebenbGrti9 3ur Seite felten Su
fonncn, fonoern Den Nbncbmern oub pie
le &crSii9e, wuni6enemcube Nnoobcn
Der Srtsfunoe, 9emeinnisi9e 2(ufiblGls
ic &c. bictcn ju fOnnen, oic ioldEn in Der
Ne8Cl man9eln. Quf 2(ue6, mas bon
oieiem Gountp 9eio0t lpelocn fam, oo6
our6 feline Snrultrie uno Sooenerj eu9s
niiit, ieinen WinCrolreibtDum, cine inn
mer bCoeutsnoere Gteltun9 in unTcrm
Stootc einnimmt, 1T SsSu9 9enomtn,
10 oob iie fir Den Snoultr,utn IompGl
ot6 fir Den 9totonaleSefonomen, mie
fur oen I'M fleinern &veile mirtenoen Sc
l6dft6mann, fir ben 8abrifantcn uno
Qanotl6monn, wie fir Oen 9toturfreuno,
Elm pobrcr SdoB interciantcr uno ndB' :
lldcr 2(ufiblGife 1T. Der 6erau59ebcr,
,perr @. Il. Il lcb bo tb 1T Gin Ie5r crs
fdDrncr uno 9eIbictter Sn0enisur, 70 oaB
man ubCr3cu9t icin oolf, Die bon iDm
beraus3c9ebene &arte Cntlpribt alien an
le 9CiteLlten S0rocrun9en. 23ir empfebs
len ite NlIcn ouf6 Selte uno pGnIbcn ciz
ne mcitc Serbreitun9. prsiS $500.
3u BADEN in alien 8u6Danolum9en in
Nucntopn. Setfeuunasn lpcroen i'm 8crs
lag ce6 ,,Sebl Qatrict6' bcIorot.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11

S'25, I'm ;iudibau5 vOu RbOcr 9sfanb 6,-
l.no't lp aud cue odUinidbrigr Bruu, mrl.n
SuBTun1 ror 3wrt Nlanucm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11
llnioR Ganntp ller(ammInna!

3afplgc ocr6rr bur6 Die Grccutipe Linton @aun.
~ Committee BsSebrner NnSrtnr, prIdmmrltc Iih
cine 9rpbt @n5abl o6tbdrer Surgrr ant pprlcBtcn
Santiago, am GjGibaufr ppn SomueG g9.
9 S4nsiO Der, In @mauS, gt4a Gauntp, fir ben
Gnoiped ft ti6rr unfrrr 8r9cnwG,tiar ganbts.
ArseIearnGritrn ,u brlprc@rn, unO Drlsgaten ,u
Der Union StantS Gcnpcntun 81 srnrnncn, um
riusa @ancicat fir 4dHtmcGcr @mcrot 70 ME
rbfnfau5 cnrn SnnoiOat fir NuptrrztHmtr0t III
@rnsnnun5 gu trins'n. 4uf Ruihlaa wurCc Die
SsrlammIuu8 Our@ bic @nmnuS fOI8snpcr Be
amten Drganilirt:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11
>lJdtorr mcld1e binScribtct pri ocn
GaIlcn

0orri5buro 7. Suli. @ouucrz
ncur Curtin untCrJcitbntc Die &ooe6urz
tbcitt bon DouO @rc9orp uno 2Sm.
0opfjn6 uno bei1immte Gle 3cit ibrer
.0inribtun9 ouf 8rcita8 cen IL. Nu9uit
1865.
@icIt Wdnntr mmSrn am 30. MGr3
6c6 Mcyoc6 an Stepben &icra uno an
ortO WicWaritp fbutoi9 bcfunoen !;
Der Moro bdttt in pbilaoclpbia ftatts
9Gfmcrn, no Die M6roer AUDI bn9eridls
tct pcrocn.
Esg' IiI 9Gr5cncmOts IN 0tprsN. pd6e bt
tin9'bra6t wIyp, fIllt ,itml& gut aus.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11
3 ycDrer Derl0n1t.

GdS Sodro rer Dr,Ftorm non SslSrttrra
ldHpitip, eCCba Gduntp, prO Fob ptrIammtlr,
IN rrr NIfht Ecbrr 90 uutuluftn, auf Donnsr.
Rags Den 3trn Au8ul udtilenc I'M 8 ubr Dor.
mttta9a, an brm @aitbauls pen pettrNtI.
lSr, tn Sa5ueSias, bcllatem 5aunl&ip. Die
NppIitanrn wsrptn CUR 3rit BON bcm @aunts.
Superintendent rlmUtrt. 2llr Applifdnttn wrl.
@c mllOltm Die 2luiiiht ~ ibcrnrbmsn pun ben
Saglru In tciagtem {duuiChip, batcn lih rramt-
nircn 80 l0bn IN Der @eaenmGyt pom 8oarb Der
OtrrTtcun am briIatm Ia9 mb 3rt. Die
S5bum puon A. Mpnats iprtpaurrn.
@Ei YrIcbi Orr @eao.
60oma6 *. Mofcr, Sec.
G.jausv.ur, Julit IT, no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11

@m I. Wdi, fur1 81. gistrrarr. 5r. Sctn
6ltpptn9er, BON Allen 5aunlhp, init Mi6
9arab Albtrt, Yen 9atdiauquo,
@m n. 9uni. burts pcnlrIbsn, Gr. 6ras
bam 2 d moper, ocn AIlm 3nunlGip, mis
Mig 0ppbta pcrfOn, bon Woors Zip.
0urct pafcr e. a. Grcf.]
2tu 3teA Sgni, 5srr 2rmis Sdccty. BON Bic
rrmitforp. 9rfn 60, nit Diff Nara S6lskr,
ppn 1lltcrn, Buds Gauntp.
Nm 17tm 9uni, 9ur @tpnrb Stuut, bon
NliIfOro, NIT Diff gIi;abstb Nier, bon GuGfsrs
tppn bstes BON Buds @aunls.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-11
ejdbrCdItebsO llnSluf.
BEanN rinrO GmiQrantru Sbi6rS. pirr.
bunnrrt ,tilrnlbtnlcb.u prrlurcu.

ytcw yorf, 7. Sui. Die biriiac
"WttrtbAnt GrbIG9e" bat fol9cnoc St
ptltbt
@a0 Gt5.jf ,Bm. 9tdlcu", Gdpt.
SmltD oan HutWlrpen ain (. SUM, nab
9ttp Dort b,itlnnnr, uUbrannre an ocr
MUTE pcn 9ttlu 6molauo am |. SulI.
lln4ctlbr 30 pllla9 etc wurccu Qerctrtt
nno nl6 Ct. ,5Obu6 u. s. 9cbracbt. 0ic
Socte nit Der Nidunltoft lprocn otr-
m,Bt, un0 GO Fonncn niCbt meno,r al5
iOO MenldbCnlcbCupstlOrcn iein. (lSlbr.
Scutibc) ~ '''''S''''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
Matters in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. uuiJ IL
L Gen. Fiske, assistant commissioner of the
Bureau of Refugee freedmen abandoned
lands, has directed that no more refugees
from Georgia or Alabama be transported
southwark from Louisville, except upon spe-
cial authority from him
Refugees from Georgia aud Alabama, now
in the states moth of Ohio, and desiring to
return to their homes. VIII not be transported
South unless they can show by best evidence
that upon their return they will not become
charge upon the Government for their sub
sistence. This actioa is made necessary by
the return to Nashville of large numbers,
who have but recently been furnished trans
-pertation to their homes, and upon their ar
rival they were unable to procure food sufi-
clent to prevent starvation. fzH#
Eleven bushwhackers, captured in Hamlin
county, were brought in to-day and viii be
severely dealt with.
The Presidents timely endorsement of
Governor Brownlow's course in relation TO
the approaching election, has greatly cooled
the excitement caused thereby. Arrange
ments viii be made to compel submission to
the laws where violence may be apprehended
Crane and Ferguson trials are progressing
slowly. Testimony for the prosecutions still
occupies both courts, and is very damaging
to the accused.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
WAsHrN0Tur. JnlY 2

WASntERTONs duiF -.
The country VIII be gnati6ed 70 learn that
Capt Henry Wirse, lately prison-keeper at
Andersonville, is shortly 70 be put on trial Tor
the cruelty and barbarity pr~cticed by him
upon our prisoners at this place. The mill
tary commission sets in this city, Of which
Brig. Gen a. b. Underwood is president,
and Col. n. p. Chipman, of the War Depart
pept, is Judge advocate. The charges EN-
brace o List of atrocities that are a.a9Ie short
of fendish, and will arouse the Indignation oi
the civilized world. The Government is now
engaged in the collection of testimony, pre-
Taratory TO the trial. ; s
Let The soldiers who have survived then
imprisonment at this prison put Col. Chip
man in possession of amy essential facts.
The President has directed the release on
parole, with permission 10 return to Georgia,
of the rebel General Phillip Cooke, pris-
oner OF war in the department of General
HartsuG.
By direction of the President, all prisoners
of war, including rebel generals, are to be
released upon their taking the cath Of ale
glance.
The national currency issued during the
week amounts to SO, 7s7, $50, making total
of S1bT,p67 ,66f nov i aiunhti0n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
Dunderburg Launched.
NV YnRK. July 21

NEW Iohk. July Il.
At 6 o. clock this morning the great iron
cladocean frigate, Dunderbnrg, was success
fully launched. Not less than fifteen thou
sand people witnessed the spectacle. No ae-
cident whatever OCCURRED. 1t was found,
when she was in the water, that she drew only
Is feet aft, l3 feet amid-ship, and nine feet
six inches forward; draft much less than
was anticipated BY many, though about the
figure Mr.. Webb calculated
= The Dunderburg or laundering Mountain
is the greatest sea going frigate ram in the
world, and within SIX months she will be
ready to make her fifteen knots per hour and
bid defiance to the world. In arms, her ar
mament will consist of four fifteen inch Rod
man, and from twelve to fourteen eleven inch
Dahlgren guns"
The Dunderburg is the embodiment of the
idea of the famous ship builder, Webb. Her
plan is original and novel. She will be a
floating fertilization. Her easement, which
is roomy, is being pierced for q guns. The
sides are three feet in thickness, and iron clad
four and half inches. The ram is not fast
ened to the bow, but is the bow Of the ship
itself ~Gs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

The MAsoS and SUMMERS friends Of Presi-
dent JoHssoS's Administration are making
dreadful wry faces over JoHSsoss Suspension
of habeas corpns and orders for the sxecdtion
of Mrs. SrRRATT and other friends Of theirs.
And they don't at all like his treatment Of
their old and wealthy friends in Virginia, and
their rebel ccnfferes and Copperheads in
Tennessee, of the CAMPBELL and ErHERIDGR
nH n.5 tH4 ~ A5ssa lstts ssI. VI G. 3Eall
persuasion. s4s,4s ~
II is getting to be very hitter dose for most
of them to praise President JOHNSON, who
acts in concert with and support of STANTON
sand BRoysLow, aud even seeks counsel oi
ttRrute BuTLER.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
/. SAN FRAScIsco, July ls.


Arrived the steamer Boston. q
Sailed the Golden City for Panama with
900 passengers, and $710, 600 in treasure for
New York, and 500, 900 for England. s.1
- The Pacific warehouse, on the corner of
'Brbadway and Battery streets, was burned
last night. The Ere vas caused By the spon-
tAneous coshtnston Of petroleum. ( The loss
is estimated at SzbG,UO0.
A Swedish bark sailed yesterday fer Hong
Kong with S445, ,O00 in treasure, 4ss
Sandwich Island dates to the 10th Of June
are received. E
The Howaian schooner Phul, which arrived
at Hondalp on the 22d from the Nalaeajcar
Islhnd} reported that ok the tOth 81 1laSck, in
lat about noktk lpng. l65s wSn1, : vessel
bore across the schooner's bow. The stnnrer
was bark.rigged, with her propeller hoisted
up, md AAoNSd English colors, 4nd her hnat
boarded the schooner, with two oiEeors and i
large crew, aemed with eutlasses and revol
vers. The commanding officer denandedt the
scho0ner's papers in m arrogant manner,
closely Inspected them and prunouneed thsens
correct. he then became polite, and on 20
ing tead them that the schooner vas the, Ia
from Ascension or 3trunk's Island. The
Captain qf the sc,3npn6r s1ys The boarding
officers were AmerieAns. There Is little doabl
that the ship was the Shenandoah. .rs''i q
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$4,000 swindIe.

NEW IORK, jury z.
y Justice Devlng, Of the Tepbs, Police
Court, held an investigation yesterday in a
case in which c. j. Anthony, wealthy citi-
zen of Worcester, Mass, i charged with SAlss
pretenses and swindling ex-Goy. ]. A. Gil
more, of N. H., outs Of &l5, ,0OOs which the
latteEs agent was induced by the esformer, sas
alleged, to invest in an enterprize> called the
"Morehead Gold Property represented to
be located ID Halifax CO., Nova Scotia. On
the conclusion of yesterday testimony afur-
tfser examination was appointed for the slst
insty and Mr.. Anthony vas required to give
$4,000 bail He says Che charge is brought
for the purpose of defrandine i'm. esaaa - -
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The Traitor Jones waking Up.

While Mason and SUMMERS are bestirrinp
themselves in their official capacity to manip-
'uiate the Copperhead party of the North and
reunlte ITS broken columns with the defeated
rtels of the South, the unhung traitor,
JONES, of Dubuque, profers his aid in the
same cause. There is no man of his feeble
capacity that deserves so much at the hands
of the reunited Democracy as this same
JONES. of Dubuque, who gave son to the
rebel service, and while holding position un-
der the United States Government held a
reasonable correspondence with the leaders
Of the rebellion; tc.- which he suffered a briet
martyrdom at Fort Lafayette, whence he was
transferred to the Craftsmanship of the Du-
buque County Copperhead Central Commit
tee; and in that position he has in small
way done his best for the common cause OF
the peace sneaks of the North and the traitors
of the South
That he is as great hypocrite and as infa-
nous liar and libeler of the living and the
dead as any of his guilty eonfreres, the fol-
lowing paragraphs, extracted from a recent
letter of his, designed to promote the scheme
of MAsoy and SUMMERS, furnishes indubitable
evidence:
Il regretted very much the assassination of
President lincoln. because had reason to know
that he intended to conclude peace with our South
ern brethren on the most liberal and generous
terms to them, at the time that he would do
no act to tarnish the honor Of either side His
first great desire the restoration of the Union,
next the abolition Of slavery; but If the Confede-
rates would have agreed to neither. then that be
= would acknowledge their Independence and made
with them treaty Of alliance. offensive and de-
fensive, for the restoration of the Monroe Doctrine
to all parts of America, Northern Central and
Southern.
president Johnson, / verify believe, intends to
stand by and uphold the principles of jefferson,
Jackson and Polk, in which be was instructed
his life, save, perhaps during the war, when all
law and principle were tramped under foot. But
like his iilustrious predecessor he il hampered and
thwsrted by the faaatcai Aboltiouists, who. fear
ing that he will not be willing to place tho black
above the v hite man, look npon him already az q
traitor to the country, and would rqj oce in ks
timely end, they did in the assassination of Mr..
Lincoln. although they made protsstatiops Of an
opposite Character
Here this infamous denizen of traitor s
cell has the hardihood to proclaim to the
world that he had reason to know that the
late President LINCOLN would have acknowL
edged the independence Of the South, in the
face of all the glorious history, of his ilastri
Gus career, suddenly closed in blood by con-
spiracy of these same Southern traitors.
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The Presidents ImstRuctions 1
- Gov. Uf0WnIOW.4

NAAHyIILE, july Il.
|. Ihe following dispatch has been received
BY Parson Browniow, from the President;
tfs WASHINGTON, July 20. ~
To Hon. W. G. BR0wEL0w IL hope and
have no doubt you will see that the recent
ainepdNents to the Constitution Of the State,
as adopted by the people, and al laws passed
IN pursuance thereof are faithfully and fairly
executed. and that ell Illegal votes be exciu-
ded from the polls, and the election for mem
bers of Congress be legally and faithfully con-
ducted. Whenever and wherever it may be
Necessary to employ -farce, in he execution
Of the laws, and for the protection Of the bal
lot-box from violsncs 1Rd fraud. ron are au-
thorized to call upon Maj. Gen. Thomas for
sufficiet military force b snstAiu the civil
have read your recent address
and think Il well timed: and hope II viii do
much good in reeonciling the opposition to
the amendment of the Constitution and Laws
of the last Legislature. The laws must be
executed, and the civil authorize sustained.
In your efforts to do this. If neces&Sy, Gen.
Thomas viii. afford sufficient milisar force.
You are at liberty to make what use you may
think proper of this dispatch.
esase ANDREW JoHBs0S, President.
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Gfe0t 6toFn--Naalroods Dom.
4Eed md = Number Of Persons

e .ssNINOINkAII, July Y.
The Commercial says, during the last three
Gays, enormous quantities of rain has fallen
in the vicinity, and Is ar Is heard all over
Ohio and Indiana. ssss*s 4
The eastern bound train on the Central
Ohio Railroad was thrown from the track by
break caused by rain, near Columbus yes
terday morning. Eight persons are said to
have been killed and Twenty-Five wounded.
a bridge on tie Ohio 4 Mississippi Rail.
road, near Hillsboro, was carried away by
water night before last The eneine of the
passenger tnain vae prec;pitated into the g,p.
The engineer was Killed. 8 ssss7E-T eT''
"A very heavy storm of wind and rain pass
ed over the city last evening, doing consider
able damage. -