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M "a HumiIIatIon.

To-morroW, Thursday, June lst is set
.nsrt bv the proclamation Of. President
johnson as 8 day Of. national humiliation
and prayer, in memory of the assassination
of our late President Abraham Lincoln
In the observance Of that day the nation
will not only express its grief and sense OF
loss in the atrocious murder Of its loved
President, but it will recogpiEst the band Of
God in its affection, and, while humbly
submitting to His chAstisement will pray
that He viii turn this evil into good, and
our mournisg into rejoicing. yhe setting
.ns,t of s day for such services Is not only
.nn-opriste, but to neglect its observance
will be to disregard Providence and insult
God. The sudden and violent death Of .
wise and good ruler is, generally speaking
one Of the greatest calamities which 3 ns
ton can suffer, and it calls for some na-
tioual and marked recognition Of Divine
Providence therein. The demonstrations
of grief that followed the announcement
of President Lincoln's murder, and which
made his funeral procession the grsndest
which the world aver saw, we're indeed
unanimous snd intense beyond precedent
Int thew do not meet the purpose for
which the day is set apart. We have ~
hsd time fully to weigh and estimate the
character of our dead President; fully to
.nnreciste the loss which the Assassin's
bniiet brought upon the country n At
Che ssme time to become thankful that the
wisdom of cur rulers, the loyalty OF the
Daonle. and the overruling poE yer OF God
have prevented any positive harm to the
nation from this terrible murder. With
a grief chsstened and ssddened by time
With q ulster and more perfect apPrceiA-
zion of the goodness and greatness of him
Tor whom we mourn, and at the same time
With thankful hearts for the arrangement
of u calamity, we should approach Inc
services of the day.
It will be hardly necessary TO urge thst
Il sbould be universally observed Inc
national grief which has already been 80
~tOucbingly manifested, has not passed
swsv II will make even the request OF
President johnson superhuOus. All
.l.css of business viii be closed, and sp-
nropriste religious services will be held, OF
which due notice will be given, and which
every one should feel it a duty to attend
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ThetEIecuon in Virginia.

IN There wHs & general election held in Vir-
GINA on Thursday last under proclamation
of G0Yernor Pierpont, for local officers and
members of the Legislature. As a general
| thing there were two tickets IN the held.
In Norfolk about 800 votes were cast, the
principal issue being negro suffrage. The
I ticket against it was successful. In Fair
fax and other counties, what was known IS
the! Unconditional Union tickct was de-
fested Every voter, however, was re-
/ auired to take the oath of allegiance TO the
new State Government, snd the Govern
ment of 1.-The United States.-W Wash Cor.
| Gin Gazette. gst'l H4
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o0sctaI ReeOgnit on of Inc Close OF
tine War

A, o0sctaI ReeOgntt on Of the Close OF
the War
The fsct that the rebellion is now entire
II IMMERSED has received 3 modest but
marked ofHcisI recognition in the order Is
.nod at the direction of the President BY
Secretary Stanton for the relesse OF prs
oners sentenced by military commissions
70 confinement during the war. twill be
noticed that the order was issued imme-
sistelv on the receipt of the news OF Kirby
smiths surrender. This set, by which the
i.st rebel army was disbanded, and the
last muskeG cartridge and munition OF
var. in the possession of any rebsl sushori-
tis. turned over TO the national govern
ment is Justly recognized BY President
johnson IS putting an end to the rebellion
What, indeed, is there left Of the "OOnfed-
o-sev7 n It's civil rulers are either In our
hands or have fed the country the snni-
hu..ion of its military power is perfect and
complete; its stores, munitions, iortlnca-
tions Buildings, and ever its archives, are
in our possession AsS
Ia. To be sure, order hss not yet been re-
stored 70 the rebellious territory, nor has
any legal government been organized in
snv considerable part of it. These things
viii however, come in time, and in the
dine and usual course of civil authority.
The work of the soldiers, the fighting, is
all done, the war is Over, the rebellion is
crushed. though some of its evil effects are
not yet removed And it would be imPOs-
sible for the government recognize these
facts mOr~sssgrseefully and appropriately
than by this set of mercy which releases
from confinement men whom the public
safety did not permit to be at large in time
of WAT.
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Capt. VIM L Neale, Of Madison oOun.
~, has been nominated IS Union candidate
for the Office Of State Treasurer Of Ken.
lucky. The Btsts Executive Committee
have issued an address to the voters Of The
State, Announcing the fact Of his pomina-
ton, and briefly and clearly stating the
claims Of the Union party upon the voters
If Kentocsv.
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MAcHINIsTs.
DENTISTRY.
NR. HALLTWELL suRaEc

nR. HALLIWELL SURGEON DEETIsT,
IL respectfully annonnoss 20 the public generally,
that he has removed from his old Dental Rooms on
the lPublic Square, to his own Block, 81 Michigan
street, where he has fitted no q beautiful suite OF
Room :. and IL now prepared to meet and wait UnBll
old and new patrons VINO may please TO taVoT Lin
with q cali. Il.
r~AKTIEIOIAL TEETH Fixed on m tnproved'
p~riacipal, and supplied ct prices within the reach
Of all! Acknowledged by the Profession generally
fr thoir Beauty, SIrenth and Durability. Every
one that secs then discard their old sets, II s0le.
N.R-Only one visit necessary 10 have . 81 cons
pleted, ct No. IS Michigan street, n1rth side, sec
ond door from Ontario. and foot Of Prospect street.
Cleveland. fmysl A. B. HALLIWEbLg d. D.
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Peel, a cobbles has been chosen Ptesi-
dent Of Peru No doubt his strength lay
among the bare footed soldiery.
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Jefs in prison and in irons and, well
,msy Mrs. JEFF. exclaIm, gWhowm eaEefor
sother ncWT
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PERIoDIcALS.
M YOUNG TmKS


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The Conspiracy Trials.
ITas' ingtOn correspondence n. Y. Times.I
THE SUPPRESSED TESTIMONY.

Has'lngton correspondence n. l. E1mea.l
THE SUPPRESSED TESTIMONY.
In three or four days we shall have for
publication of q full report of that part Of
the testimony taken during the trial of the
assassins with closed doors The reasons
for Withholding this evidence from The
public no longer exist and the Judge Adj
vocste is now DESTROYS that the greatest
publicity be given to it. y.
This suppressed testimony, when printed,
will show the relevancy and msteriAlity of
much of the published evidence about the
i'll treatment of Union soldiers, and the
sets and declarations of parties in Canada,
that to some has seemed, thus far, wholly
uneonnected with the case.
RELEASE OF RooTH's BRoTHER-IH-LAw.
G.. s. Clark, the comedian, has also been
released from confinement in the Old Cap
itol Prison. During his imprisonment he
wrote q farce founded on scenes in the
prison. '' 70
JUEIUs BApTUs BOOTH. -s
Junius Brutus Booth is still in the Old
Capitol Prison, where he sstonishes the
inmates by his gymnsItic feats with the
Indian clubs, throwing somerasults sc.
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The head Of the Southern Confsderacy
Is anti Union, Anti-Psaes and Aunty DA-
Wis
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FEE IELIOR 1--WE PIOf.

I'm the Role Of Phila1thro.
Pts1s-ReeOEni6iOn Of his services by
the British AdmfraIty-Letier from
Vice-AdmiraI HOPe-"Over Zeal" and
1.-THE Temptation OF Ia Devil"
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Arrivals nm Z Departures,

I..vzarooL-seamshp City of !,siumeIe.hrs smith.
hrs stafford and SON Mss Scott, % SeStt Mrs hdto
soa Mr. hyde and lady Mrs Dsgaehe Sa sSn MT T1s,e.
three children Rev Mr. choun and 1sy, Mr. Lacey and
daughter Mr. Tafs lady and chldrtN, Mira Sktcn
two chdren Miss Ennis Mrs Telford sl snfan Al
pole and lady Mr. Douse and Lady CoHnet awley Lieut.
Henne, hessrs Ehlen, Bronsingg q Mors1x searn
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Lauderiohe, Croft, Edgeworth II Reuse, Jones.
Jonos, Larsen, M Hardle, Hardie, J Sniih, W
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WILMINGTON N C--stesmship Euturpe-J NJ Hardwlck, q
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Mrs Hewlett and three children. Fcssendep. wife and
children Carr, wife, children servant Mira
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dren, and others in second cabin
HAnBuRa-Steanls Teuonia-F M Reinhardt, Lady and
six children; Abr kgstor Knzenbcrger Fanny 6eldel
Siegmuud Graf, Barbara 5pitx, Erich Ruyler
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were p'rchascd some time II sa..a. rir holi in
Baltimore for the purpose being prescntod 70 the
ssgeiA who snLoTcd Richmond That must settle be
yoni ioubt the question IN The minds al elsl ts
donors
General wcitzci having the aversion, common among
all truly military men, OF ''newspaper controversy"
QI2I11iy mover SoEld have troubled himsii regarding
Lhc false statements which have been flying about but
n e is about leaving for the south. and for
tiiae wall have opportunity OF knowing What may DO
said, II ia but right that his friends should know tie
truth Az every knows. General Weitzel Is strictly
military man. graduate OF West Point, 1nd rightly
called ono Of the abest ary engineers ia our coun-
Try. Ho IA q man who Cares and knows notlIDg or
politics. thanking that military man has no b Sues
>tsdo or his pro eSson, and while issung tho llssos
for 'Lo safe conduct OF The members OF tho Vhg'na
Ieyi.l ',ire had no other thought than that ho was
ordered 10 do 50 ny superior authority, and Ike sooi
tons Anv or, who thinks that he woad have done 4
uonn his own "a. 1onsiblIy docs not know the la
gnnls havs hrn. hem just readily a. he sent them
the pa..sss had he bo. a ordered TO do 30
V V'o' 'au "o ooo RICHMOND
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rary Family journal I'm the Country.
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Of JEFF Davis and Brecklnrdgs for High Treason; The
Presidents policy OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Provisional Governor for North Carolina interesting
news from the armios-General shcrmans Farewell Ad
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Kirby Smith and the last Army Of the Rebels; News
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Police Intelligence.

GARROTfS0 AND ROBBIN0 A SOLDIER.
About half.past eleven o'clock on Wednesday night
Francis ~ xonkman adschsrged soldier recently attach
ed 10 the Twelfth NewYork cavalry sitting asleep on
s,oop in Howard street, when two young came up,
one Of whom thrust his around his neck, holding
him firmly, while the other rned the soldiers pockets
of q small amount of money and q paper Of tobacco.
The moment he was released Monkmsn sprang TO his
feet and gave the alarm at the same time giving chase
10 the fugitlvcs 0fnccr Campbell Of the Eighth pre-
cinct seeing the men running away, followed In pursuit.
and succeeded In arrestng Of them who gave his
name ~ John Terry The other escaped. Terry
who Is twentyone years OF age, and lives in Crosby
him for trial In default Of two thousand dollars bail
ALLEGED OUTRAGE By A srEPFArBEs.
Margaret and Mary A. Roach, sisters aged respectively
seven and eight years, living with their mother, at 2Ss
East Eleventh street. recently appeared before Justice
shsndley and preferred complaints against their step
father John Thomas These littte girls make oath tha,
on last Christmas eve, and at vaoos times since, Thom
grossly outraged their persons tu under fears OF per
violence AT HE hands sbod they dvulge the mat
ter their mother, they kerA quiet m the commission
of the last outrage, TUESDAY evening, when the gir'
made known the facts 70 Nrs Thomas who took imnc.
diate action against her husband He yesterday ar
rested by officer Van Doscr and Justice shandlcy com
mitted him for examination Thomas u twenty sever
years of age, and "a native Of Wales He denies tn
charges preferred Ggainst him.
BREAKING UP AN ALLEosp DrsoRDERLY HOUSE.
On "Wednesday night Captain speight OF the. Twenty
ninth prccinct with force Of his men, made descen
on the promises No rs West Twenty fourth street,
which Cathsrtne Brown is proprietress being alege
that the house s OF dsodery character and the resof
| Of disrcpuisbie persons OF both sexes Mrs Brown
four females and arrested and tskes 10 th
station house, 70 await sn eSanios,iou before Justc
Iedwiu
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General weftzel In Richmond.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


In view Of the numerous false statements and reports
that been circulated by Northern papers during the
past two months regarding the gallant lender Of the
Twsnty-nfth army corps desire, through the medium
OF your widely circulated paper TO correct and deny
some of these rumors
As this corps is about leaving for the South, and
that evil.dsposed persons may take advantage Of tho
Gererals absence 10 add still further 10 their state
ments 10 is but right that justice should be done and
the truth known. Ny opportunities Of knowing tho
truth are simply these entered the city Of Richmond
a, tho same time the General and his stan rode in
with him during his stay the city, and therefore,
able 10 Judge Of tho truth regarding the reports whc
indusifi0'lsly circulated
In The hrs, place much has boon raId because Gone raj
we4tzeI issued passes for the members Of the Virg
Legislature 20 como TO Richmond.
General weitzcl has autograph letter from u late
and The General BY so dong, merely obey ing the
commands of lamened President This .ttcr has
been examined by the COMMITTEE the G. ,nduct OF
the WAR Al washington and they were sat sned tina,
General weltzel was only obeying orders
A rumor has passed through many North .crn papers
that General wctzc caused guard OF col cred sold
10 be- removed from the house Of Mrs bbcrt T. Lee.
state positively that there d Of coored
soldier placed before tho house, IT, and there
fore one could not have been removed fad there been
one there would not d1any general ir our armies the
snply because Il might be dsagreeab 70 the occupants
OF the house 70 have them Stationed there
Again Is stated that Gen. wctzei refused TO march his
brave coored soldiers through tho city Of giving
offence &c Every onicer and maA that Richmond
that day, tho memorable I'd Of April will testify thai
they dd march through the c'ty, and that they
stationed from the canal ar sund the city until they
Joined the whts troops thns entirely oncrcing the city
by troope An order a,so issued directing that they
be reviewed. passing threngh the principal Streets but
consequences of the corps being ordered 10 Pctesbur
by Major General Ord before the day appointed for tn
| review, II could not take place.
Regarding the question 10 who the first generr
In the city Of Richmond II "a hardly necessary for m
10 say anything, ~ nearly every one moss b. satsne
by this limo regarding that question Major Geners
weitzei has received set of cgant horse equipments
ssldlo, bydls. housings sysrythins ceupiste-whis
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Knapp's Extract OF Rcots q Jr Maxine
Root beer This errace from which me ealhy beycrsss
cents 70 cents and ~ each, SUFFICIENT make 10 and
maker. by the galon At tlS IN TIN ev one gallon Zach
Ful accompanying each tito General
depot No s62 Hudson street. New fst sold BY druggists
oena
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Highest Premium Lockstitch saW in0
S''h''' '"v INTERVIEWER WILSON. sss Brosdwsy,ts
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Immense Prices Paid for Old NJ ohs.-
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Mrs. M. q. Browns NJ Metsphystcai DIE
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Send FOR q circular.
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j. A. Miller u Co., IIatters.--N tail KS.
bishmcnt ga broadway mauufacory ana wholesale Do
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Get Mrs. y. A. Aliens worlds HeAa
REsToRER AND DRESSING for restoring. invigqrSia1A
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Nristsdoro's Hair Dye, Prsservatfvs
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Tho dye applied by skilfui artists