, 1865-08-05

rebellion bas not been thoroughly broken by tne
hardfh:ps Of war. They do not feel whipp "a. ana
sreat cesi II ecss:derstion q haTing stopped in
tine to cave shetr necks. They dsuan1 me bail
p.acts In the gtf Of the authurt,es, aud they afa
lie plauttrs ard wealthy men generally and 's-
ro1e 1he rights OF the poorer classes.
FF1aAto Congress Hatsed.
F. ,sa hos1ed a,4 41F sTne S.5s cea:ssss sss
to 7ozk At 10 o'clock: The ftigats con- n snced
to r1sa and at noon about .ix loet OF har h1n
vas above water. She Was deeply emosddcd u
an Wer Whsh Ell be .bo e eok
this erentrg. The pump. in the ne1n tins are
kept At work and easily Keep her free iron Eases:
NJ. BroEr, one Of he eoniracto1s. ,mEcd.assls
te1eEraphed to Norfolk and all pol OTIS. for ste1m
pnwer to tow ths Congress to the drY doek at
Go.port hsvy Yard She now dra"s ~ ltet
water.
Dpsredatln2 sotalers.
for coal list night 1t S O'Clock, and .aeanvht'e
ltnded the 1tst Maine regiment Of snld1srs, uho
commenced taxing goods from The store OF the
they hsd Ts,fiy cleaned out lie etore, carving o
goods to tho amount Of nearly T,00u. The los
lack !s now at anchor Oh Fortress Monroe, and it
3s Understood she will be ordered back 10 Na"-
port New. to sett1e damages,
Promotions 1or Gallant Services.
WAzU1xozos, Aug. 1.-THE War Department.
has PROMULGATED general order showing tnuza.
Der OF promotions for gallant and msr,toriuus
Wlllianp,. 10 be htevet Nsj. Gau. and brevet
ColeDfls john c. kclton. Simpson and ,bertsou
e ne BfiEadtar gtpszals By breyet; Captain J;
A.exandrla, hiss been otevete1 Ltenre ant Co}onel
in the rrgular army tfor faithful aud laolitos1ous
satviceB during tho rebellion. !.
Philnlciphia Appointment. d.
Ersstra Paulten has presented 4 new bond ii
pension see1t at Pcllsd4tphIa. which requ.re-
inent II pracuc1'ly re'appontment to the cl1ce,
tnd puts an end 10 the dontest
Dangerously Ill.
Cs1taln Dayton, U. 9. n, Chief Of The Duic icau
NJ n1flvieat'on, is Row dangerously i'll NJ hi,ious
fever, with hut little prospect Of recovery.
t'oiorcd Mems Convention
TIC cc1oEet Aen'a Ccnventon, at Alexandria,
1easoLs why they are entled 10 all tho p.ivl1e !et
off-eedou. In the eour.e Of the discussion Gov.
Pelrpoint Eas roughly ce!Rnred snd accused of
the seat Of his Government to Riehaond. 4
deleeate tsld P. .i:pciot. Is Governor, ought 10
| bs respected, when smother replied thst no man
we enn!lea to 9especs who 90 not respect th7
| lights Of colofed men. An 8uonymsus letter Wss
| received. post1nAsked Washington. threstrnlng
to put The pr1rcpal leaders Of the Convention
det shs soa befOEs tie ap,smn o lsavss hey pet-
| rept and nerce de1ste. The rp.skers Bsl1 ths.
were rot 70 be inunidated, and tna'ly the suh-
Jet va disposed OF b. throwing the latter ua'
| Gen. Grnut 1t she Thito m ountatns.
| GoEHAN. n. H., Au1ust 4.-1teut. Gen. Granr,
| family and ttaa, and several proItneat t.t.:ena
| II Portland, ariIved hero At 81. p. N. Thers
/ wes 1nfIc number of people Present to wei.
| rome Ne General d. vas escostsd to the Alp,ne
Hous., which WIS decorated with nles and mot.
| totE. The General took stand on terrace. and
eisn'te n'i;. st.r wsieh h. 1ssnr osd W 70 .nppsr.
| &c 1saree here at ten o'clock, l. m, Tomorrow,
order from Gen. Hancock.
i In G-Gpr H.
| ting the Middle Department. has 1.sned su order
| which lays: Psro:ed pliaouefs Of the hts rebel ~
sFm,st Tho have pot been Iafd,S'nsd ,' By y ths Pr.
dlatf]y to tDe neasest Pfoyost Masthh end regis.
ter 1he,s names. II NOE Eeaidcnta Of tnIs De
parole 70 enter the DeraFtmsrt especial
nnder witch they 40. found th're, a1a IN
order thst ths authority be sa!id. mat he fron
tic officer having Iower IN the premises, to d.
1o1 pt1scns ol the tstter class to remain within
The limits Of tho department.
From Richmond.
The 7tIonne's Richmond special ssys: "EEorJ
: fort l. betpE made to effect reVocatlou OF Gen
Turner'S orter declaring null md void thc latu
.!ees,eu. The a.'eceuents Of eseh esatldssa
remit Will .,e the Qusl!nesto On Of oue or two Of
the mir Of officials, snd .jorly will be declared
Ineligible; Eat when the sts4t1s Of the freedmen
Pic evlnce cteposlt1on to accept the new order
Of things without ohectIons. they rsy be cxpe.t-
tne A. opportunity to aRt'n exercise tho s'e2ttFe
Lsst Sunday morning. ss St Pau]'s {Ept.cop.'}
Church. the prayer for tue ctv1l authorities vas
read, s'Dleks Thy fo,y7nss, the President Of tho
G1.fed5ss States and the President of lie
TIE general convention Ct the Methodist Epis-
cop41 Church, Will bo held at Columbus, IL Sep
tea,ber. when It j. patnosed to serive aIl tas
d+uoW3natton. ,