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THE NEW YORK sun.
MORNING, MAY II, 1868.
,.nc,n,,.i Lee b. tried 70, Trea.ont

Can General Lee be tired Tor Trcnsobf
Now that.he rsdic.i. jouru,h.,s u ,he country
mr., cI.morous for ,he arrest u General LIE, not
outstanding the compact entered INTO ~ Tie !Ao
commander ofths rebel arms and General GGA-f'
81 be, mes 81 interesting question how isf the
government would be Justified in srresting LIS anl
compelling him 70 DO tried 81 . usitor. such a
courl. sn the part Of Tic government would doubt
les, raiss q s.orn Of indignAioa the other sido
ofthe Atlantic; whore our "foreign relations"
would pour out the Walls Of Their wrath upon
us for committing an at they would condemn
as "hrench OF faith" towards . conquered cno-
my. Under such circumstances they might pos
sibly have good csuso for lsctlring va upon mat
Ger hat in realty concerned them very Little, me-
v.rth,lcas We ulI Nineo under tie charge of
vic atm, ths torrisof surrender which was in
tended TO te'i,yo General LEE from tho punish
ucut c deserved a. leader Of the rebellion. As
81 In not HLcly ,hAt the authorizes will proceed
sesiuri the General, We would like W Obtain tho
opinion Of some good lawyer upon = point which
occurs b. us In connection with the ultimate di5ro-
sal Of tie traitors who for tour ycArl have
Insrshalled tho southrrn T. -. bll,ary agree
snents. we know, are oncc,ueIIv udi1' upon those
WIN ulhhN va ltt AlAA VIZ % et's'''' ~
msnt ofihs country, nay not ls easily set aiie
without sublactng tho nation g. No humIhAhon
Of being considctoI la,kiug in moral honesty
But II This is true Of She government, does Is fol-
low that every gi,1cn of tAiB Republic Is bound by
,h, terms Of iEE's surrenisr e. iorcso tho oonsu-
iutionAi rl.Lt g., char Il MET =. LEE ~ith To
capita crime 2 treason, Tho charge thus made u
legally prosecuted 90 tho notice ~ United States
Court must be- acted upon in some manner, and
u would tAcn he seen whether ala aggrieyod eiu-
zen, 10 isiudiyidua capacity, has Mt tie power
a. compel n tritl, which h,s Government M sht moi
10 a position 80 undertake lispfcsrs probable
that i Lac was duly indicted, under such circum-
slan,os sufficient oyidcuc. could be- oh.slned 10
convict hin Of tho grcAs crms. Aner this TIC
.tood faith" Of tht lfls.dent would be- sorey tried
upon tho question u prd3niny the criminal ~
troug 1 under hls notice Tor Executive smoncy."
I such preceding against General LEe could be
INSTITUTED by any citizen, foreign nations would
learn new wrinkle 10 regard " the power u an
.'udcpcndent sovereign Of our model republic.
They would zee tina. 'commoneI" in our country
was mightler than the authorities, and could bring
before the tribunals " his country criminal who
could no, bo properly proceeded agains! by tic
constituted .thoritsa
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TnL speech delivered hy thu French Minister At
n" presentation Of his credentials to 'ho President
and tie Response Of 1he lGtor on accepting them,
were 10th marked by sontimcns OF goodwin Ahd
fraternity regarding TIC respective & lVernmonts
But beneath the wel'-gnarloi rhetoric Of each
ihorc is an evident AMI ot course inirndei' non
communication, which can he Construed 70 mean
much or little as No future may require. Tho
Marquis Dp MoNgnoL1s speaks 1t TIE w,fhoH Of iAe
Emperor for "uc complete restoration Of pesco and
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Financial News. MARKET. &c.

Nsu Yo.t, Tuc,tsv, My iG, 0 ,. E.-The follow
inc the eaiing quotations at the Gold Room
day At 1880 A. N. 1Slh lib, l5la; II 80 1907;
1&16, l3O'.; 1lb, 1905; s.45, 1907; 3.15, 1901;
$3.50, 1902. 3.45, l3gI; 4, 1907 43O l3oS. The
general stock market prcsencd no feature Of sTEih
interest. Come sorts were hlher and othou little
lover, Governments were active. The money market
easy and capital freely offered ut pr cent A
fcs loans werc made early IN the day att. The de.
nand for exchanges for to-morroW's steamer wss
moderately active. The leading drawers asked ITO
for GO-dAyr sterling. ON Change to-day Flour was
duh and Sc Ice. lower. wheat was dull and nomi-
nally oaaer. Corn dull and &c Sc. lower. Oats
we're dull and dropping. Pork opened frmer aud
closed dull. H'of steady. Lard wa heavy, md
Mhirkey was dull and dropping.
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BEAT n q.

BROPIY-On May 10Th, after lingering and pain
fu illness, Annie, the beloved wife Of the late Thorn
a. Brophy. In the 5jth year Of her are
The relatives and trends Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from 81 Scam
mel At, without further invitation, Oh "Wednesday
he taken TO Platbufh Cemetery for interInent Ros
croa Iipporary, Ireland, pagers please copy. 1873
BYRNEs-On Tuc-dry, May 10, Caiharino There
"a daughter Of Jamos and CathArine Byrne-, aged
years and months
Fuaeral on "wednesday, May II, at9 J.. NJ, from
tho rcsdenCc Of her father, cor. OF Clymer st. and
Wythe ave, brooklyn, y. u.
UARTEIL On Tuosday, 10th inst, Catharine
Blauvelt, widow Of Adam HaTtoll. aged 81 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family ro-pcct-
fully invited TO sttend the funeral, on Thursday
Afternoon, ISM inst, at ~ o'clock, from the real
dence OF her son-n-law, f. &. Wagner, 81 East 18th
street. zSJ
MEAD Suddenly, on Monday, the 18th, lila Ma
tiida, the ONLY child Of Joseph and Sarah T.. Mead,
Friends aud relatives ot the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral this Wednesday,
afternoon at o'clock, from her late residence, 90
Clinton st. 3S-
ROGERS In Williamsburgh, May 10. Fanny, only
reminding child Of John H. and the late Frances Ce-
ella Rogers AGED years, month and , dave.
The relatives anu friends OF the family respect
fully invited ~ attend the funeral from her fathers
rc-idCucc 90 Grnnd a.. Brooklyn, l.. d., this ed
neHday afternoon, At ~ o'clock. 1871
sCULLY On Tuesday, May 10th, Mary scully,
infant daughter OF Daniel and Ann scully, aged 8
years and II months.
The friend. and acguantsnces of the family are re-
specifically invited to attend the funeral this WED
Of her parents, 7r Washington II. $40
TAGGART-On Monday, May 10, Mrs. Ellen Tag
CART, the beloved wife of Edward TagRart, after
short but severe lnoss, which she bore with Chris
tian iortitude.
Her relative. and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, from her late readence, %
Baxter ~, ON Wednesday Afternoon, May IL, At
O'Clock, Her remains will be taken 10 Calvary
| Cemetery Tor interment. l33
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Tue Army Of The Potrtnsc has arrived n AloSan-
driA and the advance VI snERHAr's ootnu.nd has
passed through Richmond. Nothing authoritative
Is known regarding the dispontion which the Cow
srnmen, proposes to make Of these troops but II
10 preaimed, Of course, that they will soon be dis-
CHARGED and sont home viii their laurcs Of VIC
tory. II Is understood that grand review Of tho
two armies vii 0ccur At some point nes- VAS iu.-
ION, On or about the frs. u june, and that the
men will thon he sent h. their respcetivo states
and mustered on. of the service PArsles were
great curse 10 the army in tho carly part Of the
var, hut VIC see no .mpruprety in spectacle u
,his kind, tia: The war is and the soldiers
tho eve % dispsrsing ~ Ncir several homes.
Play after WORK 10 oil very well, and the eIpc-
rencs u the las, four years hes taught present.
generals what their predecessors seemed no, 10 uu.
derstAnd, that pArajing was very bal policy whom
fighting had 10 10 done. Let US have a grand
parade, therefore, for tho OBLIGATION ~ neutral
friends across lho water, and Kind Of capshcAf
70 the work accomplished by our gallant soldiers
We can afori lIlle Of TIC "pomp and circum-
slanco'' o. war now that the droal re,lity hns
passed. aud besides that, grand parade would en-
able those officers whose forte paradius i T. brush
w their cpaule,es and again come into tho mill
tary foreground, FOR the Islrpose Of mGEius po'.-
cal cGpital for tho next campaign.
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BuLL'e HEAD May 10, 1855.
E.trtA-At the oponins nj the mArlT to-day,
$3.50 bullocks, mostly medium Iowa aud Illinois
stock, offered Of pricrs varying from l2alS ccuts
net or ainut Il csuts Tor prime and from 12a 10 cents
Tor medium. i'~ extra tine bullOchs sold AZ hiph
~ l-il9 cents hut tho+e were very rare ralcs. lu
conversation with many OF the Western druvcls to-
day, We find that the opinion generally prevai.s that
the rciu uf hrh prices IA THE mark s nearly over
hl tHat TIE p.tsuut summer Ia Ia SiuC4s return TO
l,H,tl patyr, lattc ia abundance aIt leIoitpd A.
SN Nt'l' Nch hHN" Teen, ami are H'lli lciuf n Id
p"A loi nee A. u va, t"hcVcd that tle pes ut
M""Nh would witness hieucr cal VI pIlpr iHuu
wv .'o'' reached m tins InHrkut NnuUu cnH'n-,
u"'N'l' nave ~. Gcd strongly akunrt tlt =, ut.l-
Wy A'l instead " tt anticipated rise, many sc
"sl"t E'NNl .o-ls, IN rCNCral iuHttucCa Ilss,s Vi
80 AZ pes L,Ai he.us repeated. ELsuu . hg, iuu-
ltlhlr t'lhnizhtu duI NJ the past eek, The Yuil-
ttotAe4 MI. market sui Ne atYcut inca vtaIicA
one w A,tNus tht trad, anu az thele IL, tAct,
but itt!t demand Tor IttaIl lois icN buycis we're
[ OF last EesL-
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Another Addition TO our collection Of
RebeI (uIiO-iIies.

THR capture Of tho rebel Governor BEoWs OF
Georgia and the rebel Senator TTuNtsa Of virginia,
adds two more traitors u rsnk,lto tic woll-hlled
list of traitors IN custody. Both have been bitter
aud persistent rebels snd have ranked In the same
catalogue with DAVIS, BrEcKnRIpGH, DESJAstT,
ETC., BRowr, never msnifestei any love and very
littlo respect for the rebel chieftsn. lie has on
several occasions openly denounced DAVE and at
one tmo fatty refused TO obey orders from tho
Richmond Government and withdrew all the Geor-
"a u,ilius from HOOPS army. lie was also re-
gar cd AZ reconstrlclionist about tho time that
SuEEhAS occupied Atlanta and Il will Re rcmem-
hercd that . correspondents passed between him
ard snEEsAr with reference TO bringing. GsOr-
gia again within tho Uuion. Those circum-
stnuces will probably weigh In hrs favor
now, but they cannot remove the stain
Of his treason. The best that can he said for him
IN, that he hintei at Reunion ~ much asa year
ago. Bu, while he talked thus ho never failed to
act IN the interest 81 the rebellion and the govern
will now hardly be satisfied With the way in Which
he dyded his favors. HUNTER has been n typo
Of TIC radical Hecessionst from tie beginning ~
tho war. lilo was one Of JErV. DhviS's ieAce com
m.soucrs at the Hampton Roads conference, aud
At the time u tho meeting II was understood that
he selected T. represent the radical rebel clc-
mcnt-SrEpuESs being conservative ami CAMPBELL.
iuttnuoiiate IN his views They will both, pr ibH-
Is, bo tried tor treason, Tut Il may be MAT tie
Prcslieut will decide io treat them with NOR,
lcucncy than tho ''pettcOalcd Prcs.dcnt' Is likely
to receive
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

FATHER MATHEW 7. a. r. SOCIETY,
= 10 N Y.,-rhe mclnbeLs are requested TO meet
at their hall this evening ~ O'Clock, 10 RECALLS 10
ate nd the fair held BY tie si.ers Of Charity al
Palace Gard n. THOMAS CONCANNON. Prest.
PAIkICk ENNIS, Sec. $50
pUBLIC MEETING OF THE LADIES'
Father Mathew T. A. Is. society No 3. Of New
iork, will b. held at their Hall in the Utah Hous,,
cor 25th street and 5lh ave, on "Wednesday evening,
MAY IL, at ~ O'clock. Speaking by Mr.. Carroll.
Singing by Mr.. King, PAGAN and Groenv ood, Mis-.
hc,iinn, Conlan aud others. NJ MADDEN. Pres.
THOs FYANs, Rec. Sec. III
THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A.
4 n Society, No. l OF Brootlyn, 4. d., will hold
Temperance Meetins AZ ~ o'clock, this evening. at
Temperance Hall, cor Grand and n st. speakers
-hessr. Buctman, VreelAnd and Basley. singers
Mics Cana,an, VIM. Bolla. and others. THOMAS
n. LLOYD, Pre-. THOMAS REILLY, Sec. liz
THE FATHER MATHEW I. A. b. So
L cisty No. |, u Brooklyn. will hold special meet;
Ing this evening, to open ATS o'clock, m the sm-
perauce Institute, on Hamilton ave, s businea Of
importance In ~ be- transacted. HENRY MORGAN
Pee. BERNARD MARTIN, Rec. sec. ll6
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

nRlED APPLES-25, 0O0 LBS. OF DRIED
- Apples packed In half barrels and iofs suital 10
Tor any market, for sale, In lots TO suit BY q. W
kANDOlPi, Ito Broad st. Canned PencAe-.-2,p
dor. in cases, b 2'H doz In cAaca To- .tu dor IN
ceseA ~ h.; herni ically sealed canned fresh Pea
ches- suitable for baker, family for sale In lots
TO suit, by O.W. I. RANDOLPH, llG Broad II. $50
MONEY ADVANCED on DIAMONDS.
bought for diamonds, watches, DRY roods cloth Ms
&c lIo Bowery, near Grand, room /, up stair. 81
SCHAFER BROS, NO. d BROAD STREET,
~ GOVERNMENT AGENTS
FOR THE
SENFN-THIRTY LOAN BIS
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PERSONA. NOTICES.

KELLEY'S PATENT ROOF PAINT OIL,
IA for sale by the barrel at 10 cents gallon. New
York City ON Co, l0a Maiden lance ~
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KIfs,
gOlitian I'M

by authority OF the Secretary OF the Treasury the
undersigned the Genera subscription Agent for the
sale OF nited states Securities otfcrs 10 the pub ie
the third series Of rteasnry Notes. bearing sovcl aud
thTeetonths per cent. interest per annum, known
sla
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These notes Issued under date of Iuly IL. t~c5.
and are able thrtC year, from thar date in
cy, OF are convertible At the option OF the holder,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

We should not suffer from Cough
which few dose, q Ayers Cherry Pcctord will
cure. Time comfort, health are all saved by II. lo6
Neglected Coughs and colds. Few are
aware Of the Importance Of chockins couch. or
common cold" In H. 6rst stage. That which, In
the beginning, would yield TO mild remedy "
noslcc,sd preys upon the lungs. Brown. Bron-
chiL Trochos or Cough Lozenses afford instant re-
lief 10
stop TINT Scratching and use Wheaton's
Itch Ointment 1t cuics Itch and salt khcuIu in
forty-elght hours, aud all enptons Of the skin Gold
By all Drusgist. Sl2
Gents All Wool suits SIS, Boyy All
Wool suit, -, al /. V. Broksvs, - Fourth ave,
G2 Isfsy cite Place 81
X. X. u. - Rsdway's Regulating pills
should be u.ed In all of hiousne.s, dysp psia,
costiv'ness, oonsipafion OF the bowes arrangement
OF de liver and bilious secretious headache, irrc-u
lar action of the heart ueakneyr suggishnes. Of the
kidneys, Inflammation OF the bowels stomach or kid
n.ye. dose Of kaiHsy's Regulating Pills v III a.
once remove the offending humor that occvioncd
these difficulties and restore aud comfort N the
patient kAdsay Co, NJ Maiden Lane. sold by
druggists. Price 20 cents 403
Use the Hest ! Bowdcn's Moth de-
stTuJin packet IL will surely destroy moth.
Price 50 cent? fer packet Tor sale by all Drug
giss. J42
Wheeler e. Wilson's Highest Premium
Iock-Stitth Sewing Mschner, and Buttonhole Nh
chine. IN Broadway, New YORK. Sol
The Original IIowe,s sewing Machines
for sale A. go broadway. ELIAS HOWE, Jt., luz
NentOr aud Maker. Arents wanted. $40
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which \ few dose, q Ayers Cherry rcctord will
cure Time, comfort, health, are all saved by II. io6
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Us; 5-eo SIX PER CENT.

These Ronds are worth handsome premium
and exempt, as all the Government Bonds, from
state, County and Municipal taxation, which AID,
from u three per cent por aunum TO their value,
according to the rate levied upon 9TH property Tho
interest IL somi-an nuA by coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut oil and sod any banl
or banker
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Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes OF this Third Series pre- issv similar
in form and privileges to the scVeu lhi ties already
the option OF paying interest In gold coin at 0 por
cent instead OF ! S-luthr In currency. Subscribers
Ill deduct the interest In currency up to july 18TH
Mt the time when they subscribe,
The delivery Of the uOtes Of this Third Series II
the seven Thities i'll commence the Let OF June,
and viii be made promptly and continuously after
that date.
The slight change made in the conditions OF this
Third Series affects only the matter OF interest Tho
payment in gold, II made will be equivalent to tho
currency interest OF the higher rate.
The return TO sp,cle paymeuts-in the event OF
availed of-would reduce and eiualize prices hat
purchase made with pcr cent ireOld would be iuiy
elua 10 those made with and thrce-tcuths PEI
cent in currency lhis IL
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered By the Government. and its superior adj
NantsRes make II the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
les- than t23UuvIVO of the Loan authorized by
the last Congress nov on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which II l. honp absorbed viii
all DO subscribed TOR within sixty daya, when tho
nO,Ur will undoubtedly command premium, NJ hAA
uniformly been the case on cloeng tue subscriptions
TO other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and section Of
the country may bc afforded iactiea tor taking tho
loan, the National Banks, State hanks and Private
BANKERS throughout the country havO generally
agreed to receive subscriptions At pal. Sulscr.ie q
u select thor own AGENTS In whom thcr have con.
hj zee, and who only be- responsible Tor the lie.
livery Oi tie notes Tor which they receive orders.
JAY COOhE.
Subsrrt pfOr gent,
No. IL south Third street,
| Philadelphia.
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SCHAFER BROS, NO. . BROAD STREET,

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
l. old newspaper, pamphlets, hooks and waste
paper Of every description. SrOCKWELL I'M.
ERSON 70 Ann st, door wet Of Nassau. 34y
TTNTTFD STATES OIOAN-TUIRD SE'
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AUCTION NOTICES.
1 UCTION SALF-OF GENTffL FtRNI
u DOUGHTY, AUCT. WILL SELL. Thh

THT TT .TIIH NJ t. " IIT4 '7TsIsIsf T TI'
WI. bay, at Il d. o'clock. At sne-room ~ Nassau =
general atortmen' OF Household Furniture, clIp''s
soias, chairs, bu eaus, wnhstsnds, bedstents. lat
ustt csscs lounges, Eardrobe- feather teds, loilur,
&c l5J
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-29
A General Bounty Law.

The following is believed to be correct
copy of the General Bounty Law passed
at the late session Of our State Legisla-
ture, and which Is now law
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the SEN
ate and House CT Represent of the
Commonwealth of Iennsy lyana, in Cen
elal Assembly met, and it is hereby enact
ed by the authority of The same, That so
much Of the siXtb section Of the act rela-
ting to the ayment Of bounties to volun-
teers, approved March 25, 1864, as limits
the amount of bounty to be paid 10 each
and every nou-Commssioned officer and
private soldier who may hereafter volun-
teer and enter the service of the United
States TO the sum of three hun dIed dol
lars be and the same IS hereby repealed :
aud that hereafter it shall and may be
lawful for the authorities mentioned in
the act 10 which this is q supplement and
the several supplements thereto, and in
the mode therein prescribed, or for any
special commissioners appointed by any
OF the courts ol quarter sessions in this
Commonwealth by authority Of existing
laws, which commissioners are also here
by invested with all the other powers not
herein sIecially enumerated, conferred
10y the act to which this is a supplement,
togalher with tho several supplements
thereto, upon tho authorities therein spe-
cially mentioned, to raise sufficient sum
to pay Il bounty TO each volunteer enlist
ed under the present call, or who may
hereafter be enlisted under the pending
or future calls. not exceeding four hun
dred dollars; Provided that the aulhori-
ties mentioned in the aci 10 which this is
supplement and the several supplements
thereto, are hereby authorized to levy and
collect per caYiia tax not exceeding
twenty dollars each upon persons Liable
10 military duty, and upon all able bodied
male toXable inhabitants not Liable to mil
itary duty. between the ages ol 81 and 45
years: Provided further, That non-com-
missioned officers and priyates now in &C.
tual service of the United States or Of this
State, and persons who have been honora-
bly, discharged from such service who
were permanently disabled in said service,
shall be exempt from the per capita tax
herein specified and the property of wild
ows and minor children, and widowed
mothers OF non-commssioned officers and
priyales who died ir such service. is here
by exempt from the payment OF bounty
tax.
And provided further, That it shall
and may be lawful FOR the authorities
mentioned in the act to which this is a
supplement, to pay the amount of boun-
ty herein prescribed to any rerson drafted
into the military service Of the UEited
States, and serving therein, or to the fam
lilies Of the same, and in such sums as tho
said authorities shall deem proper; or to
any person furnishing substitute fot
said service who may bs credited to the
quota OF any county, cily ward, or boro,
township or enrolment district OF this
Commonwealth: And provided further.
That any county or district having a spe.
cjal bounty law, shall be entitled to the
provisions Of the same, or Of this supple.
ment.