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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-13

C'tiils, VIII confer Q. iaVor on us. py calling
sat. our'ofice and procuring papers for dis.
@tribation along their route. h,ma> eai
\ n nylffiehds receiving papers, or arr,
wing With papersor news, from any places
mot now in fall connection by mail, viii
,oblige,us specially by reporting 70 the
NEwsoficc, and will thus aid in. pre-.
Venting exciting rumors. aih W ssa&tl& h
sN4s -+1aTA%----l s a
i>ae .iejS qisqYsS3 al Communicated )
sh5s ;piN q1IE Amor Patrise.y saE ,e,QByl
Abraham Lincoln, the President of
some Of the sovereign States ofAmeriSa
has fallen BY the hand LAS isisaid) ofa
patriotic son Of Virginia, who, ms, doubt,
wastactuated bysa, ,purelove Of country
and an Intense hatred Of tyranny. The
deceased was chosen for two terms in
succession, The ruler of hEspeople. Before
entering, on the execution Of his Office,
he each Time solemnly'swore to preserve,
protect. and defend the constitution
whichahemnscrupulousiy violated both
inSletter' and in spirit. This political
offence he has expiated with his life y "a
solemn inmolation, which il liato be,
hoped will strike terror hereafter into,
the hearts of llrulers who execute cou.
stitutions in 'fattheranSs of, the capricesi
and passions Of the people, =. n ,,2"', ,,f, 4
d AS regards the author Of tho, deed we
can readily conceivehow strong emotions
of aheart wounded in its keenest sens.
bilities might elevate a naturally lofty
mind to tho sullilnest height Of 'A,mor
Patrim," and thus. cause The, execptionof
,aspurpose which, in the 1fsce of iymnrder
we cannot praisea and in athe facesof de-
votion we cannot condsm-Mbht rather
class among eSceSses Of a kind which
We regard with, more than Indulgence,
almost with admirations ,ssaaif&s }st9a
41ttis one7of those ACKNOWLEDGMENT
godo@n.without appeal to- the tribunal
ofPosterity, which viii rank its author
with, Timoleon Brutas, ,aud Conday who
acted upon the pious maxim thatiNre.
sistance to Tyrants is obedience to God.
.@S ;sF" H%Np r3iAra' t'tG. GESpRoiSS:. .im
4fN"s%t &A4L--2l Z. ~ .s.1gs4 . tINafS fSstis9y
aige5i!Rglb rySe3,w ri5i tcomhnuuieated.
Mexioossls aeig5gu&. sS}
When tlie'peoplet OF Mexico wisely
determined Il, establish, an Empire upon
herpins .ofan Aparchyof forty years
duration, the President Of the .Genfedsrt
ate States took ocoasion,to sexpress him.
aelffn these terms Y 3tt' sa,Ft apasss y
\ @Althoash prefefng our own govern.
msnt and Institutions to those Of other
countries, we have no disposition to con-
test theexerciseby ti,smaof the same
Sightsol selEgovernment which We assert
for ourselves. III the Z Mexican people
prefer Monarchy to a. Republic tits
our plain duty cheerhlly 70 saeaaiesee
entheir3d decision, ,oand to eyihce a Sincere
ana friendly interest in thcir prosperity
The clearly enunciated policy Of fsthe
Goyernment at that time, isstill the pol.
icy Of the people. Before the, Confeder
ate Statessthink of aiding the5SU United
Statesinsub9erting Tie Mexican Empire,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

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" ~. he nc' contaminated and thatths eop,ont "a
his srtiu O. b. Uop 81 tho bo,pta o. A.l.u. q "a
given uudl he 'htl have trsuemi.'ci In " / ur M,
The suDtch. TO tie Presid.ng BfAo, OF tno
noWc Il b. hops, tho p oinisc OF conformity
con i.Ci m IN. office for the cur.rctrtIon Of
bf DpS % f,I have a.fo { Al miticd a. the s.d
Ffc.lc o." y hop cNi tuCo Hu' ueuticatcd loo the fi
- mtille. uov "fir. -, OF he hayina ecu con.
clrtc1 BG.o9 VI q Church of Chiis ,tcsinuating
90. ui iitcit ilo ,.t sni the SAM. Witu tho
t'Uc- u "a c1HarCr ttu- E.uOp4 aud OTHERS pts,Hl
r'H If's' nc, ' such CIhr fLcto we're winch - ~
mis-" 't cvI IiOfu and itu other cvt. cucp Of
g. H.''.H ..I ta-. comm. tHl 90 tlc Ensis'tsr ut
lIe csc al tou''0 ON, Hul slal De him duly
"..,t' ana lat tho IiCsii ,ng BH.op u,, AID ~
l'. D., 'IHiusViCd ana rcluts cI t. tiv, du notice
t' iIr 'uu. .H fn 1oon t the atuvc uuued conditions
i'',.aeut eha have ttru tulhicf Ger dying the
co.uIuoh ~ hsuop " Amer as gioIOsaIi 10 have be-
come c,mIlete.
The concluding sentence Of the above resolution
va proposed BY Rev Dr. Ninion, and accepted by
tic lion. Mr. Fist.
ilr hroot consented 70 the Withdrawal Of the ,oe.
crt part Ui hi. rsfDIil.soH.
Tie question Va. put upon Gov Fith's resolution,
VII. "a see. led N. l'.. Ia foot.
'oN, I.hH at.sttuie was adopted WIN hut one
Gi sutIu. We
Ih,l disposed %, .ho question 10 the c-tcn', that =
me - a.. D.. JOB 'aC i.D..lu u. Bishops U,.p the stuo
eu. ,,t Na uyt Goa uIrcl iu, tho above fcsalaio ol
taking its p.a,e.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGESCE.
Episcopal ConventiOs seventh Day

Philadelphia, oct. l2.-Ths General Convention
OF the EpIscopal Church ro-sisembisd At 10 o'clock
this morning.
The Committee on new Dioce's' recommended
the passage Of resolution rstf1ls tlo division of
the D.Joe's Of PennAy Aylyan.a into tao neg p.o' 'es
and the aid division 10 taks eIec; on TIE Let Of Nova
lsC5.
Tho order Of the day, tho en- q hr. wilmer
Bishop Of Alabama, vas resumed, rni d. L.7oo'' q
Connecticut, propoTod tho il.osiIs " q Institute
for tho original motion;
Hhu'ds, The Blhon- have Informed -" hon'e ~
l-'' iteolulion expressing 10 hSi.-p 10 i'' l"''E
M '''ssa4aihs ms late pssofll 49,. '''-' '"''"'
,pft' That this house doe" OBJ" '' h'if ny
49, ~ " '",e N tali eccep' 4un, uu4 % -.'s w.
r., ''.oH ~ the tprit huI ln'' 'I ''' 'V10'"'
''oH 'h'o''AI'iy made known 20 tAh house,
Dr. h'rioot took the rround '-.isA 'o''h VI"
risht In what they did TAoy sc.cI l,.1 h'ti'n
no" passed away thank God I.;I'nm H'H't to
'hen and they proceeded 10 or .4if3 1o'" Of
"a "a ist, inc peace OF tho oarrca ,pi 'r 90 OF
| questou 'Ao '"'''"'
tt5,ii.oy; Fi,h. Of New York ma a.,.tai to
sHtb a. i .e,ointlon similar % i-r ..t ~ ~,
| ..san,sa.tu Provided, lIstFt a. a. ,l -
VA klHht hAs kAAhs~
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Fire in tho oil Regions Further Particu-
lLry,

Further particulars OF the recent FIRE at the Pn
lloio lFA oil regions have been received. At uYe
timo Of tho lre thc production OF the L. s. Gran,
well was 100 O0r l2oO baros Ia It had attached 10
it'eycn ionlA Of the cnpscity ct loo barrels aud
oeycn doruck- ald houses, mo total value of
Nhch 4 e 'lmt.p al ioJ,Uu, The tlte occurred IA
tho fol o"l az D amer The Csg ne boiler Oi VII
No. T. ou the ho.ey lam, heated by crude OIL sun
phrd n ~ "a ih..ol ouiuluo tie engine housr: tuis
bnre ifou tuHc cuus" MA uovn, exploded, scat'tr.
ihr ne 1rhIr in 'aC1's shout IN every 81 llC a.
lIe NE lnmcGtt.Hb communicated with tue tlut .
on lehso no ~, ti4.t tUl, which, IN their ia. IA
plo .r1 and t..iIlV tle IIe .ar aud wide up sad
doNh tAe creek. The o.Atr wells however, fudt ed
bui hifhtly Ia CompaI isOu TO the 'itGnt" wed Inc
he rHs e. tngu. he'd aisf raEtng Tor about 'eu hCu
lhe g!Catc excl Umcnt olttod among tns lnLniut.
ants Tue Nhoio population uunIing m the diTect q
OF me ire. one young man, D. IA said, vhO owned
lbth al crest Ia the We deeIAing his thaIe o. IA ea
sod II for SOW, the u.Nt day IL yortb st5,yyJ
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D"H OVHI4HoU'
The New Order of ThiuRs

Aivicos bsve teon received ftoin san pominec TO
ho lJ.h 81 september. PRECEDENT Cshral has pro-
hhcd 40 iutther iraucs Of paper moucv, and Efforts
arc mAtirg 20 1rc INC currency 20 specie hrsi,
i,rfe quantity o. copper money is expected from
loro REQ. terrific hurriosac had visited the
CONT toiuc ricat DAMAGE. Tho portrait Of the queen
Of rIii h0r 400, lea removed nom several OF ths
ruUle places, thus .hoU ing tina tho ncmncaus on
tc'tain no oJtar1r ars!un' tAc spGnrh nation. Jc'e
Irnucisco E-zufa has teen appointed agent OF tho
San ncm.nicfn Rep1l lc in Ncw Nork city Tho
Republic has been divided into Eve Provinces called
onpostc's de ArzuL Srnio nou'inFo de Guzman,
sgnta { az dol -ario. Copc'ution dc "a Ncea, and
SANTIAGO de los CItalcros. TIcsr prouncci asp sub
divided into commune, military pcs,s and sections
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tho yiruini. Election.

Forir,ss Aon,o,, OCT. 12.-Th- Nireiri. election
passed oil quietly, ami the tnion cauiiiS'e, are
probably elected 10 Congress ia The First and second
Distriep. l.. II. Chandler Il undoubtedly elected to
Conrres. from tho Noifolk District
HdsLin,'oH. oct f.. From returns received hero
tonight there 10 no doubt Of the election to Congr,s
of B johnson Barbour, Union, In the Ihi'd District,
over John q. Pondleion and othcn Ills district
include, tho City Of Richmond. Robert Ridge
~av, Union, /, elected in the Fourth, and Alex
Auder H. II. Stuart probably IN tho Sixth Dis
tr.ct. EobcrtlS. Courad's majority iu Ac1andriA
spsrt Of tho seventh dstricl, over Lows Mckenzie,
Un.on is n. Coarad was ono of tho ''uers Of tho
ordinance Of tece.sion lilo sso-ei, p.c,iou, to tho
election, tha, lao could not subscribe to the oath II
elected There is noInins leun,Ic from the other
portion, of the district, but conr'! Is probably
elected.
Ea,sigh, y c, oct. 12.-Gcu. Howard IL sddreI
ins the member, of tho ConvoatDn and large
.embaee Of citizens at tho capitol tonight. The
Convcu.ion to-day was occupied In discu. siug the
State debt.
Tennessee.
NdshriU,, oct. ie.-Ihe following re,o'uiioa vU
adopted to-day IN the Houle ot Representatives br
vote Of G. {, :: "Thn cutorc ne admin siration
Of lie E1cclieucy Hon Andrew johnson, President
treason shall be made odiou. And traitors uuished"
Penns,lvnnia.
HonssdaL, Pa, Oct l2.-wsyne county gives
| from 200 TO 80 Democratic majority, democratic
| loss Of nearly 600.
tBy MAIL
The Philadelphia PRrs4 hos the follow ns:
Although tho return. f.om the state are more
meagi0 ,uan were led 20 expect nom 'Ho arrange
me nts made fer the trtnslIi,.iou Of t,orraphic
desue,chos giving the vote ot The different uuutcs,
they stil sufficiently iull 10 couuuu ,ut tciIei
thai tito State has given Ill uu, EpeCtCdy largo Mon
| maoity. While tue Union counties have agnin
pledged their loyalty by nNOrtlcs r4uaif. aud ia
many cases exceeding those OF lNOl, the il.u gain
| Ia the Democratic counties has teen fulscifntiy
| helped 10 swell the A'gegnts vote for Uar'f uiI and
| Campbell over that given ior Dayls aud Liu.oa.
| New York
| p5,lghLeersf, Oct 12-At tho Union Senatorial
| Convention held in thi, city to-day, Edward G..
| Wilbur, Of Chatham, ColumLis County, was uomin-
ated for state Senator from the lih senatorial dis.
| tric,.
Albany. oct le,--Hosos II. Platt, Of Clinton Cos
was to-day unanimously nominated as the lniou
! candidate for senator from the 10Th dstIiot.
Troy, Oe. lg.-TLomas j. Strong, O. SANDY Iil
was to day nominated BY the Democratic Convention
In this city for Senator from tho lsth district
Vermont.
sontgeli,r, w., Oct. 12.-Ihe Ceaoral Assembly
Of Vermont convened IN this ptae to-day. ih,
House wps promptly organized by the election OF .h'
Hon. j. W. Stuart Of MiLilebury, A. PRECEDENT AnC
J. II. Fagg Esq, OF wilmington, as Clerk. hr
Stuart was elected on the hrst ballot BY seven ma
jority. Gov. Smith will deliver a NAedictory mes
sage this afternoon.
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News Items.
by r.ieyrnph to The yes York sun.l

NosT OF the cotton burned h Mobile il said 70
have been insured a, the Sorih.
Tna New Orleans CrK5CISr newspaper has re-
spposrel rftor a suspension Of tires years
Gov. AVpuEw has sppoin,ed Thursday, the Goth
of Nov inter, As the annual day o' Thanksgiving
ami Prayer ilr Massachusetts.
CouaopoaB LASNAs hA, left Fortress Monros In
bis Dag ship Yantlc for Charleston and savannah
10 in'peci Tho North Ails1uc Squadron.
Tue Island OF sana Cruz has been visited by .
severe earthquake. Many houses were thrown
down. but 10 loss Of li'o is reported Tbs same
shock was iet At San Domingo. A severe hurrl-
cane has also visited the West InIA Islands.
TnE ship Enns, recently from Nav Orleans, re-
ported tbaudonel a. sea, had on board q csrgo OF
cotton valued at nearly quarter of . million Of
dollars tbs grsaer part o. which Is understood TO
have been covered By Insurance IN foreign oGices.
IL conioqIrnco of a collision on tho track At
watervills, Mo on welncsd.v, by which Br,
Palmer was thrown from l.s SUI y snd tadly hurt
Tho tro, between General Knox and General Nc
Clsllan has been postponed for The present.
TnE extensive wooden mill Of Chapin & Dovnsy,
at Olreyvle, near Providence, II. l., WAS p.rti-
ally Destroyed by fire. last evening. L,Is heavy.
Covered By Insurance In Providencs aud Now
York
CoLLSoroB sPooSEE, who visitsi Nashville 70
investigate the frauds in the In,ernA Revenue, has
returned to Cincinnati, the parties implcs.sl
having refunded to tho Government the sum Of
tl35,OOO.
Tns Rhode Island Horse Pair closed yesterday,
Al Providence. Tho $1,000 pemium, open To al
to.ung horses was taken by PANE, Of 81 " York
Tines 2.57 2.3sH 2.36, Tho two-mil. tro, was
won ty Gen. sherman, Of Hartford. Tho pre-
mum for s,alliona for general use we're Iwardci,
first, to AJdallab, o; New York second, 10 G. M.
PAtchom, Jr, Of Milford, Mass taird, Clarion, Of
PorsAnk, Conn., Tho FIRST premium Tor running
horses was taken By Charlotte 4 Of New York.
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Kentucky.
Martial law no Longer In Force in Ken
tucl&y-ProciamatiOn of the President.

Martial Law no Longer In Force in Ken
tucky-PrOcianiatiOno of the President.
Washington. Oct 19.-Tho President OF tho United
States to-day issuel til. following proclamation:
Whsreds BY proclamation Of the fifth day Of July,
1904. the P.eiident Of the United st'c. when the
civi was faeran. snd when combinations were
IA progress in Keltucky, for the purpose Of melting
n,urFont raids into that State directed th.. the pro-
cGmation suspendins the privilege Of the writ OF hs
hes, corpu, should hc made eGec'ual in Rentucty,
and tht. martial law should be established there and
continue until sld proclamation should bc
re.okri or modified; ard, whereas, since
then the DANCER from insurrent raid, into Kentucky
hn tutstantay passed away; nov, therefore be 1t
known, tina. |. Andrew johnson, President Of the
United States by virtue OF the authority vested in
me by the Constitution, do hereby declare that the
ssd proclamation Of the 5th day Of July, one thou
sand eight hund Cd and Iixty-iour, shall be, and Is
hereby modified IN 40 far that martial s~ shall 10
DO longer In force in Kentucky from and after the
date hereof isignedl ANDREW JOHNSON
B. the President
W. HUsrKR Actlng Secretary Of State.
October l2th, 1865.
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Mexico.
Tho Court IN 1Iouruirr ! lieutenant Maury
turned NIrticnu. tic.

In.c.irrncc has tccn received tom NJ Iico, by vsy
ofli1yaua, 20 the 30th OF scmplcubcr Trc Imperial
Court Wa or'Crsl into u7a-nlu- for scvcn days for
the death q the Grand Duclo.1 Sophia Of Baden.
Lieutenant Mngn, late rcll oiioiAl, has received
from The Furcror NaSiu,ilAn papers Of nAturali,a-
tou. Ec g., thc.o''rc, nos aNcyican citi1en. The
story that Jusrez hel raci the frontier Al raso del
Norte and had zone to santa ro, was believed in
Mcyi-, CITY ON the 3Oh uli The impcrialiet organs
rccoit1i Il ss tho practical eni u the Jutrcz rcsst
Hncc. 10 isstincc lecn sutho-its'ivty contradc,od
by tic Mexican Co4sul- eucrai ia this city. party
Of Louavt4 had attached a band of Juarist', uuIcr
hcnlc', and dspe.a,d hem, thus re-cstabi'hing
communication t,.~ccn Tamrico and San Luis
rotosi Various o'icr small battles nrc reported "a
REBUILDING fayo-slly to the lmpcralist cause
News from st. Thomss, received yesterday, state,
list General SAINTS Anna Is onl,tinR troops intended
10 Hid jusrz aud tho Nstionsl cause Ia MEXICO lie
bad. however, =, latest da,es, sted only Ii men,
ulos, VI which uclc Italians.
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mos. exiTaosdinAry scene rccs -uy ,ccryrea
In church in Brdgcwster, EnslGld, srisi NJ from
q dispute bsto cen tho paSlor and tie congre,at,n
In regard to tho placing Of candiesticks o.. N,
communion table, tbs Introduction OF which .,.
tcles tho people conceived TO saver too muc. %
Puaey SIN. Tue church war'e a finally apf-alyt
to tho II shop Of tho diocese % hayo The cLiec "A,
allie autcsIcka put cut ~ s,-Ai, and after 49,, .
CATION he ordered no incumbent to imIue.ie,,
remove them, and Al tie same time eXprc!g r..-
fJr having Gctcl contrary to Tue " sh, ot his .,
Presst.5g. AacIrAus ly, on tho follow ng S,,a,. .
thore va" crot tel con ,regsiiOn, ascent !sL
lislon to tho "rssre,s' Of tho offending divine, :.
among them reporter from one ofthC local l,f, =, ,
prepared to chronicle the proccsdinys Iber e,
snd gentleman o.piei the reporter, with his
IA hsnd, upon which no ssia, IN a loud t,,,
voice, ~ shall rofuss to proceed with my scr....
I'll that person puts away hls wr.tin2 {ns o. .I.
| Will not submit 10 such deaecrat.ol q. a.. q,
house" To ioporSr remained AZ teiJge, a.. 80
reverend gentleman 1lca abruptly clCstu b /. .,,.,
pronounced the bone ction,a4 a4A sepi .ie cJu.r...r
uon away without the herIL N, In he ATE. .i.,. q,
reporter was again present, and the a,rv.ttl.. t..
e. A. In tho morning, until tho ce. yIIlu ss-,
the pulp.h ana, looGiof towtras He report. .'
sad, he ore ! commeucO IA saruu / I.. Z
again request that person 30 put o. a. his - {. .
mGleriHls Il he viii not DO s. must cU!I IT,. 10
tho churl nwArlons 10 tsko tic tl lIaLu llu u4. %
they will not DO 40 must call .p.u t'c couI....
ton 10 tsko them IRON his hands. ArUu.A b..
ing f. How, Dua.iasu, WHO l4 p-~ a. . IL,
distance, rose y ith augry iou,., 4.u .tt.tu . VI
tCrcey, said, II TO ehut.. RaI.i ici.l NO.. .
thoir 1uty, somebody mu's," 4" llcl lar .a..4
10 carry AIS idea ot uuIy toa Ira-1cS! ncidL ~
when the C,trSy man ere ~ .. LaL gene tuu D .
motiortI 10 h.s taGseu.Ar s.l5 % 81 Gown, Al.
did So. The rev, Roiiio,u4u / en 6S j =" 1. -...
le impossible tor uIe 80 20 on "lth my .eImou tr.
TO Gel bers.e iusLlE which lss been IorlctrA,vI
|. was my ucs.rc to haze welcomed lg,.' u -.
Lcats ln tAo bJusg VI Ga tas g. .u!lhH... .eu. . ,
they hgyo ,.ss Igl oIatc I.sut urln IL.
have u1l cy .GonD1 tA.L tgat uLsci.tIs iLllgG4-I
uhe reporter - here at tkC!" i-ad D., ~ .,
tuA. Ir,- Going they hayc placed tl-.4s,tys, h.,
ne GAurcl.
tCsSunAed On Lhs Luz Pusa.
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From Washington.
wAsurNGroN, Oct. -.

eWAsUtNGroN, Oct. H.
A drunken man from Alexandria, visited the EIe-
tutive Mansion to-dsr seeking an interview With
the President, but becoming dl,ordorly elected
b. the officer duty The latter had just turned TO
re-enter the house, when the sentry noticed the
e.vins pistol and seized H. The man was taken
before Justice o'the Peace, and fined for carrying
concealed weapon.
The Navy Department has ordered General court
martial to be- convened In wAshinFton the first Of
November con POSED OF the following officers;
Vice Admiral T. c. Frrrtfut, Rear Admiral Hiram
Psulting, Rear Admiral Charles H. lavis, Rear Ad-
tnirn j. A. pNhgTen, Commodore MfstoOn Com
uodore Thomes Turner, Comuolore james :. Palm
e., Commodore j. A. Nnrow, Capt. ;. +. Lee, Capt.
n. Smith, Capt James Alcn
Az this il solid court 1, s considered that persons
hih on the navy liz. come before it; but their
Ikmes no; Formulated.
Lieutenant General Grant hu returned, and Il IL
undeutood no Is nov prepared to carry out the plan
already agrecd upon for the reduction OF the 10
.uandard required only for ordinary condition Of
\ ,he country in tilnos Of tranquility at homo and
peace abroad.
The Committee appointed by th- l.,o South Caro-
-sa Convention to iutercete In tehSli Of Jefferson
Davis had an Interview with the President to-day.
sever.l regin ents Of eoIored troops will hereafter
harrison Wnhinston, and there is but little doubt
hat the remainder OF the corps not Indispensable to
pc service will shortly 10 mustered out. Brewer
sor General Thomas las made an interesting re-
b.. Of his work in organising colored troops in the
ti.,iuippl valley. The General organized in al
yer $1,000 coIored troogs
1t appears TO have been .;certsined from the report
the proceedings in the wirE case on Saturday last,
iat the position Of the Judge Advocate the poin,
excluding 40 Witnesses for the defence prominen
hle officers on the ground Of incompetency by Tea-
Nn OF their having been engaged In Tebellion. wal
\ ed on and sustained b7 the Commission. such
a. not the fact Tho counsel for the accused, IN
lp.v In an inquiry by the Pr sident et the Court
ateI that he would not insist the attendance Of
700 witnes,Cs, and there the matter ended, tbe
Nles dent stluGg that there nothing before the
Nourt ioT decision on that point
kaor-GenerAl Thomas, TO whom was referred the
.,e Of General Palmer for Investigation, arTiveC
here to-day.
Preparation. are now making for the great South
mn mail Lettings Tho department 10 ready ant
willing 70 revive all the former accommodations bu
thsre Ia difficulty in finding suitable men who bav
not been engaged in rebellion, and vho can take tn
prescribed oath.
The MechAncs' Convention last nigh, 1dypted Al
address to the working men OF the United States, IL
,lvocAcy Of the eight bours system.
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d..d uJ-,.r s..,,,-
pcd him 10 prize h,hu
A p.rka.c ro,,,i,i,, ~ ooo .,.A.,,
,he coun o, m. s,b.i,.ss,v a, =, Io',,. l.op
~ ''-p''
OS shu'aay n.Si the Government will sell BY
,n s,,,n,.. H'r'oIt' Va feet Of about . dozen
s.
49, s,,,- of the delegates Of the lste Ala
I'm I'm CouNe have signed petition TO tl.s
ir'S'''h' NA'nF ior TIE pardon OF JET. Davis.
srraNS used 10 a, o1v.. .,. .....,,.A.. -.
way n uerg hoossis 10 ,-rve ,bsn a. so,nc ,.nr.
do tori- icsrr thoI uue, ~. t'.nl - - ,omo peops
acquaintance
TnE tescher ~ the colored ,choo, q, c....v,t',
Teunc-s-e, WAS notified bv th. c,'-.. y, ,t - -
imme i'htely after the withdraw. Of 49,. -
the place. 'P' ''N
Tn, u, d.,
.,,'',,I ,u '.nssn OF .ne country seem generally
lave mec, NO was held by a.. uIs n,u Question.
Carl, e'own, Mass, on wefne,lnv. =, en ", OF
resolution were adoptod sus, aiming tbs r,s.n' "ncn'
A erpior. e-b, r.,.,,I, o..,,..,, :, ,,,
Fra,,n I.,,...n ,D..,,y ~ Nnefbourg,
raj pre,.h ,,sc. i.t'ff - % y, y. y, and evo-
were fnaiiv ,.r,,si .nd - Amercan'
90 "a punished according 10 the disciniins ~ -
u. (. service.
A nr-y.ay wa, er,,h,d A. A.. . n
ia.k. yy.-,r,,.-. -. a'N, w ,"o srVunu Nv onA'
H. .lo,.j B., a.. 49, oY Ino "eIsnt OF oai.
L.,es IA a., ,,,i, nno e,son' weIe ourict
Wv. '.'o oI lcHA ihJured' one person was killed and
a.. p,r,
-, "s"'nonu IiHks ssysi Lst Saturday,
ns,.'.Ie, ,,,,eEt neEto ',y, lourieen Years OF age,
rr,is.,, ~, , 'No gn' years olu' daughter of .
d. Lcr's .,'J W., :" en'St an outhouse OF her
.-,'l ,,- - el,Vt Rc'lus her IN closed the door,
,.bri bn, .1''gr Co,Iu goi 10 her he had rav-
- i"O IVY " iN jail
=, l>roHMArl'r has beon received at Washington
.,1.d h, w." f.,p spehcer rtirs In boxes vers
on rue,d,y Tbo cna,,,. s u At Nlagars City
cids,tsIi, IVY .I"'.hls OF me boxes were ar
f,.f n, IN - ~ ~ oNorhaulhS tbo railroad
.,n,,,,'it,, ' ''"'i''''s report case oil fenian
Ihh sriko on The Lake Tunnel NJ Chicago M.
haA ende'' ami full work was resumed on Tues
uAy' lne work on the crib will soon have pro.
gresset o. far as TO aamit # sink ng ths iron
vyHhHer'. The bore, from the shore ond, has now
pro rrss't 10 distaHce OF 1900 eet-dirtaucs yst
u run, GONo feet,