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The roll-call having dcts rmined quorum
ON motion by Mr.. OSBORN, the reading Of
the Journal Of saturday was dispensed with
PETITIONS.
Mr.. LEMON presented the petition OF Sundry
citizens Of Harrison county for amendment of
the law chapter "a. for legaIizin the issu sTice
Of county bonds 80 As % extend the benefits OF
the 9th section thereof 10 all soldiers who have
served less than twelve months, or have been
wounded AMI hOnorably discharged.
IL Was referred 10 the Committee on Wavs
sud Mems. -
GESI-RM AND SPECIFIC BILLS
Nh HIGGINS, from the Committee on WAYS
and Means. reported bill II. r. No. 32S' for
An Act making specific appropriations for the
yeir one thousand eight hundred End siXty->ix
on the motion Of Mr. NEWCOMB. the con-
stitutional restriction being suspended for the
purpose, yeas 81, nay 3, the bill was read
On motion by Mr.. HIGGINS, the bill was re-
ferred 20 the Committee on WAYS and Means.
Mr. bRANilAM. from the same Committee.
reported a hall liz. No. 80 for an at max
INK general appropriations Tor the year one
thousand eight hundred and lxty-six. repeal
ing certain sections OF Al act therein named,
aud declaring an emergency:
And on HI. motion, the constitutional re-
strietion having been suspended for the pur-
po>e-!e.s> o., nays 6,-the hitl was read
twice BY title, aud referred 10 the Committee
THF ASYLUM FOR TIE BLIND.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a
communication from the Acting Governor.
transmitting copy of the Nineteenth Annual
Report " The Trustees and Superintendent VI
the Institution for the Education II the Blind.
asking cor additional appropriations and re-
commencing that the report De immediately r.
ferretl To the Committee on WAYS snd Means.
II was referred accordingly.
REPOETs PROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. CHURCH., from the Committee on
swamp Lsnds. returned the bill IT, r. 90. 10
amend sections sixteen and seventeen Of the
act 10 authorize the construction u levees and
drains; recommending its passage
Nr. BOY ID, from the Committee on Claims.
reported allowance 20 Holloway. Douglas X
Co.. Of S,,l -. for newspapers. aud S62 - FOR
printing enrolled bids: 10 Halt und Hutchin-
son. sal - for newspapers. 10 Mr.. Metzger,
for the Daily Telegraph. S5l4 80.
Mr.. NEACH reported allowance Il the
claims OF >. l.. >alus, Cox and Brandt, and
Dorsey and Braman. r
These refsort< were concurrei In.
Mr.. MEREDITH, from the Committee on
Beney olent and Scientific Institutions submit
ted report recommending the following ap.
preparations for the Blind Asylum. viz: For
repairs, $500; for balance ofcurtent expenses
e, ooo: for the succeeding year, $1,000, and
s,s<s9 additional 90 the istfer item. which The
commlttee yee9mnend be incorporated IN tbs
! Appropriated bill.
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Ftpress aresncastle junction golrs noriisoo M.
@ I'M -oath .........-.. IA y ".
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Rates Of Advertising.

= f1effi-su.l - lns-f'ef inser Tine than three
r4th- i be eLssssd Pofoual To the three months
scfie
zeal not,es 81 lines ard unds-. 81 g.; more than
81 ne IN Il thai ten g. % ten lines, 20
c@fir- pr iia- q h inrrfio1-
All rsn-s1' sad ac-ssioaal kfvs-issrebt. sd Local
80 nat b pdi 20 IN tivance
~ ~ .ge ces 81 Funsrsi .Olc o..
y .fiv-rtiseqn-ut ~ifh cuts vi hs taken.
tn ftfes ~ ~ rrrf r T. he eks sentinel "a he
hsift charged IA the Dhiy u raid for week
is7<rr time
f-se' ~ e e1afs & for the time nsarisi according
ia 4bsss rktes-
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THE WEEKLY SENTINEL.

Il oaNll'hed every II nd,y, at a. 90 pr snauu. 10
sds-n~.
= = oso-r en-. ~'ho1t tbs money nor continued
2 iaa~er 4 ~ tina - for
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Herald Building,
Is IL East Washington ST.,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
TIE ~ Ms OF THE DAILY.

N snt .hsr November isi. the prie. Of ih. Daily
HeraH .ill D. a. Il0s-
10 carriers and eessrs per copy -.'....se
To rsxalsr s4b-crfbers -bsr delivered BY car
ri-r o. sssnt pr -esf. .....s............ nc
nsfl fpsy.bis IN advaEcss Per vea-. 30 20
months. , 90
f" q" one month. ........ 30
Ard deliverable 70 ely sna.crbefs 81 q esats psr
wr.k - Oh IS per month. n pa strictly Ia al sance
rI2 ~ aauu gill he chsrs-d bsf II not paid IN al
sancs c-n'. Per ~-~k ell Be invari bly The price
~ 4rtette-s whefhsr for pabI-ation Business,
rsast - ID re .ssd 10 la Hutchinson, idAnapciis.
Indisna
TaEfsntsssFoIf DsuT EssfD i s-nt by all the early
z,o.nr xer~.. Trsio- and delivered 20 subscribers n
Al a~.st tons seout The san- tiu- 4 disfrhuted In
to eitF ~ lfs p1. caio1 This enables readers al
1.fs.r@ from he Capital o. indiana 70 get the
q TIE tay from t<elve bo1rs before thsv
- through papers published elseshere The pap.r
ean b. eat Of dsaers sd carriers any % the
faro = l0Eus the roads entering a. Ind anspos.
Uotas ~ AHxerffsfn~
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INDIANAPOLIS r. r.. TINE TABLE

ooiaasus and Indianapolis Central Railway.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NlONnIY Derc,nLh,. Il lo.il

The roll-call having dets rmined quorum
ON motion 10y Mr.. OSBORN, the reading OF
the journal Of saturday WAS dispensed with.
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JE w ElRY.

HALF MILLION DOllsRS WORTH 10 Be DISPOSED
or AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without regs 70 v4ee. Nj o. 10 rsii fer until yos
ko,s VIA you 20 ~ I've
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i4Ta INDIANA LEGISLATURE
Special session.

ssHsIP a ". DaArlKH.
Omissions and ciHtditmeHtS of these Re
ports, (0r cant u space ia these columns. triH
De printed ia the Brerier LeyfSidfirc Reports.
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INSURANCE.
We GIVE BELOW usr or PARTIES INSURED
SINNlSSIPPI INSURANCE COMPANY,

~ho have sustained By orx.nfs .sioa
The rrsf eoiunn denotes the runeer q p1ics tue
second folnmn the amoust Insured A reesrcs the
p-ouptstade o. the COMPANY In
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Saturday. August M.
THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH.
A Addisienal Ravuses.

san Francisco, Jufv si.--Ths is.ss. sccouns from
the Shenandoah are " the afternoon OF the 2Sd Of
June, when she vss near Cape Thsiaou,, Sea Of
kamsc.tks, steering north vest, toward rhero
feet Of si1ty uhaler were known to be previously
Capt. Nvs had len the bark Milo, during ios, In
nsl boat for the purpose Of warning the aset oftbs
dancer The Milo also spohe . French vhsler, which
Immediately pu, away toward the hest, having coD-
siderable 'tsrt Of the Shenandoah.
While the Shenandoah vas st Ascension Island, In
April, she burned tie New London bark Pearl thu
Nov Bedford ship Young Hector, besides . San
lneisco and Hawaiian vhLer She NEXT burnod
the New Bedford bark Ahisal, In ochot.k sca, then
the Thompson, IN Kamsca,ks se-. and ,hon several
Nov Bedford whaler, a. reported Yesterday, In Aus-
dair Goa, Where she arrived on the 10Th Of June.
II wss feared that unlcU the French ship's open
vhso boat could succeed in waning the fleet. all
would he captured, ss the Shenandoah hnev ex.etly
whore to find them. They wee no, erine along the
southern edge Of the ico-feld', drawing closer
together the ice driled toward, Bchrns. Straits.
through which they were seeking passage to the
Arctic Zone, as the ice permits.
There being efficient Government var vessels
neMor this port than Acapulco. the merchants are
circulating petition TO tho Navy Yard commsnd,nL
king him to telegraph tO Washington for permission
10 charter and the steamer Colorado, aud dis
patch her immediately In pursuit Of the Shenan-
dnah
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From Hayti
Progress. Of the Rcvsf.tieu.' ,

Boston, Aug. 2t.-By the arrival Of the BRIG III.
ample at this port We have sdvices from Cape Hay
usn 10 July 25th. The rebels still hold the place.
sustaining q daily esnnonsdins from the National
troops Who had failed to infict much damage, only
three porson. beins KILLED, and few hou,es dana cd
IL -ss thought that 20 long the rebels could obtain
supply Of ammunition and provisions, they could
hold out. A vessel recently r.n in with supply OF
provisions, although the port 10 boctsded by two
steamers. Proyisions were getting short In the ely
Thcre we're only seven dav. supply on hand. The
iorecn consuls attempted to mediate bet~son tho
bsllL srnts, hut without success. The lives Of the
Nr'erican and English consuls had been frequently
rlcened by the rebels on -ccount Of their supposed
Nmpsthy with the cause Of uetfrard.
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EroIn So. Domingo.

Tho noLKTIS OFFICIAL Of Santiago, of July Ith,
stas. that the spaniards, OH leaving 81. Domingo,
carry with them cannon and other property belong
ing to tho Dominicans. In st. Domingo city few
Sr,nish troops siil lnger, t1enoral G'udsra hss
no, yet beon able TO agree With the people on tho
subject Of the trC.tv for the final evacuation. Tho
Nadfid government has not seen ft TO invest the
General with diplomatc character, yet tho republic
rsut commitsiOustu to L. eat with him, and y L., no
tnndun for uesty dranei, IN tho main fair to
both paItes but rendered Objectionable 10 the DO
General wished TO have II couched, irving u tho
appearance OF . concession from the msgnaninity Of
Spsiu. rather than rutrendar. The commissioners
sent the document ioI spptova W their sovefnnent
Witch at once rejected ID and tppointod nss COM
missionerp to tregt With Gandsre. These the lstter
refuse u receive unless they bring confirmation
Of the obnoxious tIeaty. Al 'his signiles that the
var has lot ceaaed, for tho Dominican government
has officially expressed Its determination not 70
yield.
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General Intelligence.
by Mail TO the Ssv York SUM-

ruy number Of regular battles Tough, during the
l,,. rebellion 4. 252
Tur ''sight hour movement" Is being sgi,,,ed By
m, nsch.nlcs Of IndianApolis
,,,..IL- a.. r.,. ,.
ihh nns' ,v.,p.s ~ Az c','. se ..s
s,riko Mining In thst rsgion 4. entirely sunended
r,.. s,,.., p,.,a =, q, p.,i. NJ. -.,,,a.
ihA o.,iooi nv. h " ahr 'nn, s.o'uuo ,
ss,.u " VIZ ' " ss '"
n. -
i"s n'.u" ~ .y' ~ Po.ee ~ Wv 'V,h
so, mutt h'""ui" 10" n"' "0s"' os-
n"'
n 70 isNllLA ci,i Iuinh turoT 'mhe nv lh,o uso'
81 81 ri4Nu mo n ni,,s No. u J"NN'''' y"
ounuAy soiho0u' sp- AH'su mss shi'
lHn present population OF London IL BOB, 494,
Q, Ine lorougn vi h'N0rpooI ''o'ooo' oiy 0i MAIL
ene''er' ooi'''V'
ARonBIsBop KErERicK hay informed the Catho-
lie clergy uf s. Louis Mo-, thst they mus, not take
the oath prescribed by the radical state convention.
LHCr.'GEs. GRArT, while In Dsir1lt Aie- days
ago, psi visit 10 General Csss, and had an hours
Interview.
MAJ. CIV. souoylu.p ia brevsted Major General
In The regular army, and received . ,wo years
leave Of absence to visit Europe.
Tax ei,iz.ns Of st I,,uis h.ye collected e3l OO0
r,t "A IN the h.nk IN m, crcd o,G,n.raI shcrm.n
and Informed tha General W use "A ~ s.lectiugs .
houae 40 hi. taste
.,,,,,r... r.. 49,, ,.,,.J Il, r,,,,,ro,, An
,rec, . monumept 10 Major General McPhsrsnn,
the hrayest OF the brave, xLo fell during the siege
of AtIaut.
g.. -, MILL, l. ,..h,. a., .,.>,a,
~, ~ t osi , hahl, Q, hIlnO.' " 49, ~
pnr.n.iv.d -, ~. t!,,isr's,ilo ,tiIl r,m,'nine In
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THE HAVTIAN REVOLUTION.
Consir uation Of the Struggle.
THE REBELS UNSUBDUED.

wAsutSGroS, Aur. 21.
The, President hn appointed George w Brook,
init, "a stAls. Dstrict Jude, Daniel Il, Gooiloe,
ks-s hal snd u. y. StGrbact, Attorney for the Dis
tici Of North Cuolns The three gentlemen here
iop appointed to thesc offices having technically
tvo wed themseive. In the rebellion. could not take
lie prescribed oath. Mr. Goodloe, native Of North
Car hlns, hls for ears been Gn editor Ia wash
Ing nn.
ponr the special pardons recently granted by tho
Trs sideut wa one to Cave johnson, OF Tennessee,
br ueiy member OF the United states House Of
h. I-e~entstives and FL I-PostmAster General.
j Barclsy Harding has been appointed Collector
Internal Revenue for the First District Of Penn
Iy ynnia, ~ ,urply the vGcsncy occs-ioncd by the
d. -th Of hh father.
The 18th Regiment Of Heavy Artillery New York
oluntsers, hes muster rolls completed and win be
u,stered out today or tomorrow, and Immediately
Ls We for home. This regiment left the dsfencss Of
W ashington- I'm March, 1854, and Joined the Army
tf tho Potomac st Ernndy Station. 1t participated
On twenty -oue eng sement,. The regiment left the
ea 'ences, numbering 2,oTo l, returns With les'
Q.O
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News Items.
tBy Telegraph 70 the y.s York Sun.l


Tnr receipts at III Internal Revenue Bureau for
the last seven days amounted 10 nearly nine mil
lion dollars
YrsryEDAY morning, q counterfeit $50 note OF
tho United States wa, presented at IN, Philadelphia
Mint I;ls apparently nom new plate, and is .
dsngerou. .tae sfmh, Of the genuine ifIios
VIZ GpiNrS better known a. "od Grimes" .
quaint d.key, once a slave, known to everybody
in New Haven, and W thousands Of Yale College
graduates died In New Haven on Sunday, at an
advanced sgs-probsbly ninety years.
JAsrKE HAEpIss, Collector Of Internal Revenue
Of tho First pa Congressional District, formerly
publisher Of ,he PFSNsYLvA EaurRun, died yes
srjsy In Pliladelphis, aged 90 years. Mr.. Hsr-
ding WAS one of The old.s. newspaper publishers in
the Uni.td States.
Tns thrse-lsys festival Of the German Target
Rlas AsG ,oiAton OF Baltimore, commenced yester-
day on the grounds o. the Association, near Bslh-
moro. There was an Illumination and fireworks a
the kne's gold medal, and Herr Lsngcrhem
Of Philadelphia, aud Herr schalk of Pottsville, Pa,
each won gold medal.
wrrskss called for the defence on the wirz
trial at Washington exhibited TO various citizens
yesterday the original commission Issued 10 JeIsr-
son Davis ns . second Lieutenant OF Dragons ID
10 nsnod by Andrew Jackson a. President, and
Lewis Csss as Secretary Of War. The possossor Of
the parchment procured Il At the home Of Davis
the NJ sslsnippi.
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TIE LOST CABLE.
Another Account.


ST. JOHS'k ~. H., August 1tl
VIA AsPY BAY, &. H., August ls, 1866. (
The following IA All abstract Of ths report Of the
Cable Expedition from the I'd Of Augustine time Of
the breaking OF the cablo-until the Great Eastern
parted company with the Terrible;
GRTAr EAsrEns, Aus. g 1886
A sad, memorable day In the annals OF ths Athn.
tic telegraph Lunch WA over. come had ion
the table, otben were about leaving, The
BY their rtrting that they believed the fauh
sm only sS miles away, and ,o ere dead n9h,
a new ,plice and proceed on our way to Hesrs Con,
tent ge1rit tph cGly about ak hundred miles assy.
sudtoly Mr. Canning appeared In the saloon, an 10
Am-naer which told all, aud said, IL u all over II
Ia gone" then hAaened onward to his cabin Ere the
thrill Of surprise and pain oeossoned D. these Wordi
he'd passed sway, Mr.. Held came FROM the companion
into the "a oon and rAid, with composure adnlir,tis
under ,he circumsiaices though h-S lps qulyetet
aS h. shss vas S;n.hs1 hs ssSe eSs on n
moment, aud there indeed q glance revealed the
truth. -
Twin endeAvo- now TO explain to you ho~ the fstA
acc idunt occurred. ltly iA,Elior although a4 write
We are drifting down upon the pot In the hope Of yet
Ting hold Of the cable Eith srapnt. eely venture
the reader turn his face towards vindoS, imAgmln2
thAt ho il standing the boss o. the Great Easar
snd as bis lon ihe n side OF the ship When tho
cable was hauled sioInd on tho let hand SIDE and
nassed over iho four shoels, 1t VA carried over >
drum which T. must suppOso 10 be behind the spects.
tors, and coilcd up ~ fart "A II was Delivered
nom ne piSnns ap ,si, s.,.. 1au TSSn ~ & us
ihs clblo .omalned inoton.ess; and a. the chip
vas dhed ~ the wind irom right 20 lah and slightly
toryhId al last the cable clo.s up 90 tho bo-
aud uuI.- ,hc 0IeiOoI oi the ship Thsfo are at the
Lows Of tho Great fn,tefn two large ha~.er bolcs,
and he Inc OF the .tnn,' ATain.i one Of them
me cable auTht the lett hand side hio lhe shil
kop. moving the let and thus ehAied aad 'tIaasl
roatsausd ~ tie lasf raas.
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srrcuioArIos TwEIFrH declares that on or about
isionioa.S and Sslclo1. order @ reSsi sentinel p or
soldier to shoot prisoner of wsr uit.d states sol
afI, nshs - ue au ~. w. ~, tn.vi sad
5. soldier soon aftor died.
srEctTicArIoS rHIRrrgsTu declares that on CT
did assault with a revolver United staie. soldier,
prisoner o var. name untnoyn, and did test sud
bru.e .aii soldier, inf ct thereby mort'l wounds
OF which .sd ,oidi ir coon aftes d,ed
Coi. aud A. A. u. C. and Jude Advocate.
Col. Chipuan asked the pr-oner, What ansser
have you to mako'
judge Bughe, replied that the chsrre vi. deliv.
cred 10 the prisoner only yesterday snernocn, and
was not sven by hi. counsel, viz, Ne-sr,. Hughes,
Denver, Peck and Louis schodo, until thi. morninr
He submitted the question whether q reasonable
time should not be given to the prisoner TO prepars
for defense or not. What made extension Of time
stil more important, vas that three or four weeks
totally difer,nt rct ofchareos were served 70
those no ptoPosod TO deleud him, aud which
chsrges jus, lead were different In sntstance and
form, ard certainly twenty -lour bour.' notice
Colonel ChipmAn felt il 10 be his duty to state The
charges sorVed tto OF thrcs weeks sso embraced
precisely the sutstnrce, bus not the form Of these
Ut protued. The only addition IL the charse Of
cnnspii aer, hich include the s heretofore alleged
Therefore the enunte, should M prt pared 10 meet
them There -nould be no unreasonable ce,av. We
had suf frrnsrd number Of vitn-sscs from the eouth
and hnndrci s'tnesscs for the Government ~erc
MI T. a. a.. sthvi,rs.'e. W. A.. A.. $1,000, ,..t,.,
No In, ilae. Ih n ~ nv. ,A .'o a. %
., NY s.s.f ~ 70 ii.. i'iuuc " .''.p ~
enc, Wy sshe' 10 isolitne vac bnsihss' w. o. ths
yhich The pri,oner pleads not ,u'iy, She we're
different tom thoeo heretofore prepared. one Get
o.hes l. Sl n ~ utoiiI n.s 0sn III Ihtg' ny W, & sio
~ -. W III 49,, y I i w. w.
a.."u ~ o"h h'e' pu' '"A' VI "eh' hee sne NAV
"1SIen ~ asi 0tneis ,,, A., L., g..
M, t,npnnn ucsheu vac genuomAh 10 lhuicAe "i
''uii 1'1 nv nupehIeu. ,,. - -
a. % a'uhns@ fspi-n W. Ppoht Ior nc pIsoIh- pI
a. uoN ~ uh. - onD as.ie 70 le,-Lu Nsp'NNn
a., nsmN ou.ect lp tne loim o th1 chArHe., w
a.. ~, .n.n . " sn1 no' uhv sponipii
,,,t ~ As,usi .h - unu,L " ne O,ne, enhe
sssi Tian M spe ~, Llon, ~ .n.T reei
propose that hi. ,ourt csuuo tsse iuisdietiou but II
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wnsbfn0ton, 4 10. 2l.-Tho special Military Com
mission convened this afternoon in the Court Of
Claims Rooru at the Capitol Nslor-Gen. wallace,
yrcsident snd Col. Chipman, judge Advocate At
naipa one o'clock Captain wirz, the prisoner to be
tried. was brough: into the room, guarded on each
se by a.tolder The pr oner vas requested to rise,
rhen Col Chapman laid
Captain WIZ, you are 10 be tried by this Military
Commission. Have you sny personal objection 70 any
al the mCmbeTsN
u1pe Ilugher, Of the Counsel said they proposed TO
make no objection Of personal character. They
.oud however. at subsequent Stage Of the proceed
Iucs ask 20 be ncafd the plea Of general sdic
.op especially oAect.ng 10 Ihe mode Of constituting
"a, Coua Bat II the prl,c lar was to be tried b. a
CoumiHaion nc would ca soon be tried By
1hu ore n sny other.
The members OF tho Commission we're then
sworn.
,ss nrr,lsned ior trial under the name Of Heay
WIZ. "Was that the nsmeF'
The pruoner rep'iei that was.
,Iud.s nugLc, desrcd 10 say that the charges and
,usciacatons we're net deliver 10 the prisoner until
,esterdsy afternoon and not ssen by his counsel
all this morning therefore they hsi not sufficient
tine tc exlmine them.
sECOND DISPATCH.
Thr Amended Charges and Specifications
Washington, Aug. 2l.-Csptsin Henry wiz, va.
s-raigued to-day before the Military Commisfioners
rhGEged with mAiciOu,ly, siifuly and traitorously
romlGnipr conftarr,ting and iconfpirins, together
with Robert T. lee, James A, seidon, Wor'hup
and slors TO inlure tho health and deitroy the lise
OF Union soldiers in rebel Southern pri'"- and hIs'
With murder, in violation Of the laws an. customs o
~ar. Tue specifications Ai.ogo the most cruel prac
t,,cs sueh as starvation puposoy, the vaccination
.ol.els viii. impure matter the furnishing Of rotor
food the euploy ment Of h';odhoundr, etc.
Col. Ch.pman said the counssl could ask for della
after tho 1rrAignment, and then proceeded to reL
the chsrres and spec In i preferred agsins
Heary Wirz, a. follows;
CnAPGR TlInI.
.NAHcously, wil'ully and tratorOusly, and In aid
H. aiAu .stins lIG1d I0l.li-n asAinat us Limits
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From Washington.
Bostep Appoint tmcnts- Counterfeit United
states Notes.-The Cholera In spain--The
Nir2 Trial, btc.

wAsnisaroS. Aus. ls.
The President to-day appointed Hannibal Hsmiin.
Collector; ID. W. Gooch, Surveyor : and AB. Under
wood, Naval Oheer, Of the port Of Boston.
severa counterfeit ono dollar United States notes
were recently presented at tho Treasury Omoo for
redemption but were readily detected by the erportz
IN that bureau There were numerous counterfeit
hies but none 90 far a. is known Of the denomin.-
ton Of one Thousand hve hundred' and two dollars
All Others arc eounterfci'ed.
The rebel General J. A. smith, OF Tennessee 10
among tho applicants for pardon. Several special
pard9ns we're granted today.
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Planters l3castiDg of their Exploits
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Aoooapu,e 70 the most careful est'm.tei, the po.
puls,ion oi The city Of ChiesS0 10 EVhV~'
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Gen. Robert E. Lee Implicated.
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Commencement Of Procse di1gs.
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CHARGES AND SPECIFICATIONS.
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|IHE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Return Of the Great Eastern
10 EnglaRd.
SEE Is TO TRY IT AGAIN.

FnA Account of the Accident.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-26
lmpo,.ant from North Carolina
The Alleged Scheme Against the
Colo, ed Race.

MURDERS BY THE HUNDREDS.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-26

ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-26

THE WIRZ TRIAL.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-26

|Efolts to Secure the Lost Gable.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-26

ASdit;eral Vessels Destroyed.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

3 Gentlemen who couldn't Pass.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-07
TO CONSERVATIVES.

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prescription used, free of charge) with The direc
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in sending the prescription benef, the affici-
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may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
mchl4d lw&w3m.