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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
SAT.I nF VESSELS.
The sale of public vessels Will take place
a. Ncw.York on the 4th instead OF the loth Oh AUsh
TIP UAyTIEy TREATY.

n, Nnw.lork on the ith instead OF Tue LON Vi @N"s
THE HAYTIES TREATY.
The Treaty of amity, commerce ana nav
gs,ion and for the exiradtion OF Iuginse .sinins'
SetweeI the United States and the RepuDhe o. my
ia officially proclaimed by the President LIVES o"u
cmaed and signed in November last. -, hin
The Treaty among other things. declares .nsl. ss
no a perfoct firm and nyioable peace anc u'e.us s
between the two countries in all the extsHt Vi ~
nosses sons and territories and between ,ner ,eol'
and citizens respectively, without distii'oaeh "
sons or place 1he citizens Of each OF Una oohuao
parties shall be permitted to enter so)ourA sc.'., %
re side in all parts OF the territories OF ths otue ess
in busine, s. hire and occupy warehouses
While they conform 10 the laws ana roe ,'n
force they shall be at liberty TO manage the.. w"
business subject 10 the jurisdiction OF einer parv
snoctiyeiy as well as in respect to the consig @ nav,
sale of their goods as with respect to the ioaduk
loading and sending of their vessels Inc -, ,ss
the contracting PARTIES TO have Tee aoc's, ~ =.
tribunal, of sustice The two countries rec, <rt a
permanent and immutabe the principle that Eec "p
make free goods and that the property OF euiS
board of al enemies vessels is not suDJee' :"
ton unless the same be contrassnd oi war. Tho
shall DO delivered up according 10 tniS uedi,y .s ~,
shall be charged with any OF thc following Ida In
wit: Murder including assassination. part,.,'nrasr
fantieidc and poisoning; after pt Ia eohin'. tts,
rare forgery the counterfetihg o, money .
anee of forged paper arson robbery and ~
By public officers by persons hired 0, ass orr me-
the detrlmsnt Of their employ when taesS cor.
are U.bect to infamous pun shment. Iae Hhsr: ~
taipa Important provisions, OF tss most p'''" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

tended to open the African Slave Trsdot Or
will the contractor rely upon Texas for bis sup.
plyf There will be some difficulties in either
case, and especially should an attempt be made
to run American citizens into Mexico from
Texas with the intention Of reducing them -
Slavery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

An instructive article on the Constitution and
Government of Great Britain, and a variety Of
general aud local miscellany, will be found on
the sixth and seventh pages Of to-day's paper.
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Terms Of th~ Tribune.
Tn Corrc.ponG~nts.

h .sties can be taken OF Anonymous Communication
Nbseveris intended for insertion must ne authenticated
b, the name sddess OF the wrtenot ne essay of
poblcstion. but a. q guaranty for his GOOD lsi,,-
An this office should be SddTcssedto
TR,suSg" New-Yort.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

Fahas Road There is much nourish-
mcnt in fish, little less than butchers meat
weight orweight, and in effect 1t may be
moro nourishinr, considering how, from it's
gort fibre fish is moro easily digested. More
over, there is in fish substance which does
not exist in the flesh of land animals, viz:
iodipc-a substance whicbmay have o. beno-
Goal effect on the health and tend to pre-.
vent scrolulous and mbcrculOr disease, the
Iotterin the form of pulmonary consumption,
one of the most cruel and fatal which the
civilized, highly educated, and refined are
afflicted With. Comparative trials prove that
in the majority of fish the proportion OF solid
matter-that is the matter which remains
after perfect desication, or the expulsion Of
the aqueous parts little inferior to the
several kinds Of butchor5meat game orpoul-
try. And if we give attention to classes of
peoplo, classed as to the quality Of tho food
they principally eubsist on we find that the
ichthyophagus classes are especially strong
healthy, and prolific IN no class than thay
of fishers do we see 80 largo families hand
some womon moro robust and active men or
Greater exemption from common ma.aies
General Lss-Wa copy Tho follouinS
from the Petersburg Hiet
We wero shown yesterday, letter from
an inmate of General Lees household, de.
scribmg the domestic quiet life that the
noble old soldier is living in Cumberland
County and containing sufficient intoFma.
ton in regard 10 his plans for the future TO
Justify us in saying that the love Tor Viz
ginia, which has controlled his past life will
bind him to her during tie remainder Of II
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

ssa.zl-1--
-as1 one o. IAem caught glimpse Of man
no "ao losy ms cap, as we have seen in the
moou5. ana was waking 5areheaded in the
uliioo'tIlsut, li ana suddenly the man exclaimed
Az ''G ,I ino5y Piglui ,,n zone says an eyc.wit-
I.ss' O'e"O UVu VlaJ!s General jackson. .'
an. ~ e'"s''o I.ePiy was made, implying that
g yIIS was " mistake ana the man looked from
oiu s,D sPga1oI 10 0a'AsGh With a bcwilderoJ
All All .,: Loy P"sseo on ".InouJ iarther comment
aIi aii '.,ia @ oCcIIeu gSofe jackson had been
Io,I W UIoS l'liu5eiI more Jnan twenty steps
Ia' Py",li l'Ol5' Nou I1e litter at hand and
G, l5'S I,''5.I DII''7 go"Pe'eiy exhausted the
,,l5 oo.,9i'l' Az, was y'"''0 upon IT, and borne TO-
"TlI N.Y., 'To i..... loU,, .....,,
nv ,''.si Was coIIIgu Dy TWO olhcers ana
wv" NtN"' wv iesv VI uie ESCORT walking DE
sioe J. ana leading the horses They had
scarcely begun to move however when the
Federal artillery opened furious fire upon
/ the turnpike from the works in front Of
ChancelloryilIe, and hurricane of shot
and canister swept down the road What
the eye then saw scene of d'sordered troops.
ridor!ess horses, and utter confusion The
intended advance of the Coufederates had
doubtless been discovered, and this fire was di.
rccted along the road over which they would
move BY this fire Generals Hill and Pen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-29
MARINE NEWS.
Sept go-s. Rnc. st4-s Sets, al wror.cg 20

CLEARED
tTEAMe MRS colrmhiN HavanS Hunter, So
V nuah; k,rrdshcr Baltimore: VIM Woodward,
Bat; laifchlld Ihi.sd; ID II Aount, JGcksouNi.lc.
BAEE5-iloland, SANTIAGO, Aberdeen, y o. cans.
BRfGS-Fxpro,s Ha-ro: Tolus. Ilngnn: vi $50
Pc.le, 81 John, H. Nova, Georgetown, ID Z; la Ia
ms Wave, Phiad ,lphia.
DARGE-WeIlorn star, Truneh, for Philadelphia
LENIvED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. philadelphig Ytua,
LvrrtOri and Qucenstown; Haitc-bs, No-.o,s; Cen
telgvick, Wilmington; Mary A bo1rdn,An, bo.O-
head CITY; Iazoo, Norfolk.
sUIPs-He'cnry, hom Hnvre; Republic Bremen;
Hnnetrha. tBHtithl Londonderry.
BARk-Iie,en Augulta, Port al Prince, mdse.
BEiG -Minnohshs, Cow BAY, C. H. with md,c.
SCuOOSEBs-Eclips.. Georrctovn, s c: Edwin,
Ro-ton Tor Albany; Conelia, I'zRi eihpou Tor F4l
River: Franklin penrce EizabotApoU " y. tlsv. III;
Aida, E.igalelhpoft los Providence; Elem Ia nos,
Elizste'hp3rt tof War ham; Pierce. ~ zal eth urt
for rortttu nth; PoUcr. FnZnbetcpOrt for NOr-
virh, CT lfqrf'et LowiN Rondout iof Providence;
Who sea. Nep lurrpOrt; W Mann, JrcksouyiLc,
Fla; Laura st ht's.
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Important Adufraity Case ~, 700, 900
Involved-Rebel Cotton.
The Springfield. H., correspondent, Of the Chicago
RrrUBLioAs vrite,i

The Springfield. H., correspondent, Of the Chicago
RrpUBLioAs vrite,t
Several years sso Mr.. finoo'n va. s'ted upon .
eeiinin occN,oD, " nnv Amirsltv business WIS done
chance for tnv. unless two suct, should coil dc IN
sangamon kvet," Never,hsies, tLe,e are Bow
nenf,ns IT TIE District Court hoe fory cults IL Id
mill on seven hundred thousand do.lats Tie IN
o. thesc eioN out Of cot or ,oizuts IN t'e r. I
STE uuiins NE var chiefly durine the Rel ivo-
navy We cent 70 Chro spd sold BY oder Of Colr.
when cotton tvorsred over dollar per pound. snd
suiy st ST. Ioris. subject TO order of Court TIC
question IL rhe her this property - 10 tho Gov
eminent, 10 the navy, OF to the ci.manta vto have
to'h Northern aud southern mon, boIh oval and
dtoyal Tie points involved are many and iutTi-
cate Ques ions NJ oyNty, cit zcnship, Nerc o. sd
tynih cxiss In which lawyers could cuiy deii T.. 10
Nanrer. lie fifs' csto hich comes " n a. o.
" tenhury rni uoye' Who we're .ursi ~ 'icain i
boats on tie red River when the re- cp,yn vas w;
tuAuiatcl. TIC autnoriiics seIrui tto.r boets rud
TO save their property, they renamed and run them
uL.ci lnlibiy orders endeaNoiinf seyorsi luI
t'ctpo with their losts un-rof e'f'uv. For tteI
',ry Goa, the nrent OF 'hs re, o -uthorites PAD
cetu IN amounts Of cot i0n among whth aie th1 ~
hun tcl aud thhb FIVE baes now 10 court. ~ :
ave three otler c'amsnts besides tue toyeIn,i eas
ana navy. Inc testimony IL very voldminous pe ~
nov over four Hundred pages OF fool'cap p.pet lhs
ease involves many new questions snd .l. en. W..
nitcd Stalot. Tho fact thai the ret OF mo
navy onEered in the Red River expedition oInp. oy
distnEuislcd counsel from Nashinrfon 10 iCp cent
their Interest. shove that the princpe' 81 e sC'led
are OF Ia re Importance TO them. The l'1d forces
onergcd la the came csmpaign may vcudcr on "hai
y ihcpe IL 10 that amGn on a runboat ~ en- tu"C 70
TIE pTocccdr Of cotton captured While thev Sbo 20
capur. lat~o AMOUNT ci not Only ps'vcte tel"
prop Tty, but property OF the re- el ro'eiumon. 10
iucobai-tt which tho rebellion has brJus ht int'
prominent notice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-29
EFT q kIyn.

ARRIVAL or FRrcDNES.-A party Of freed
men. women and ehdlen, numbering twenty.threc,
arrived yesterday morning Al The room, Of the New
York and Brooklyn Freedmen. bureau, No. 10 Court
street. The from Niff.n,s On board tho trans
port Relaf Tho stsociatIon has procured places for
them. Three thousand applications tor help rema
unfuppiied. EOTe feed aoop.e ,re coming.
SUIcIDE.-Mr, John Aoaton, native Of
Maine, go yeSu OF are committed suicide on We'd
pesdAy morning, by cutting hls throat with
rsIor. 1t sppesn mat he vent to the privy
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hss besn IN . dsyo.dins yssss 2! .isa ~ s.s sins
On soeouns q dizziness. BE rssISed With NJ yc.sgs
Nora on the Cony Island plank roeA- Corcn~
Lynch took charge u the body.
FIRE.-Ths refining oil works Of Batter 4
Richardson's corner Of Dei.neey and Dwight streets
were damaged By ere on THURSDAY morning 70 ne
extent Of S1.no0. Insured in tie Indemnify and
Crotou Companies N. Y. The sdiontns residences
and isness we're damaged 70 tho extent Of s2O0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-29
PRIESTS GENUINE AND INEVITABLE

- HAlN ~ ~.
pIICE "IFrY CENTS TER nON.
This .be Gsnda Li-Ler In the estinis,ion n the
pub IL than sry ether uluu'actWol. II = insian-
iaGtoTa tho color lCinr o.: fgoi fpp ed. grey
o. Pei hair 10 con,erts Ia q .tc-ntiSti BLACK or
BROWN y JhOut Injury " tho hair or skin II does
not wssh on nor cause an, unp essqnt aelinr whiiO
pp riLc, aud la without ear OF coutradctloa. Tire
EfSE SAl Est and CHEAPEST Hair DE manu-
taCurel.
Manufactured .nd for sale twholesalc and retniD At
No. iB south Second ~, Wilamslurrh. To u had
e. ortaiL OF nugrl.ts all over the country. GO
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THE NEW YORK 81

Ppblshod daily, Sundays e2oop'o'.
Delivered Anywhere ia ia .Iy .. vicinity.
mall Sir DuldTs per ttdr,-th.ee I4elt4s
slfl; elk la o.
IiE SIS Wa tie orrna'or NJ tho Assocl
IIcw Organization, aud hrs tie tnosr E,.v al "
obtaining nchs IL Cost-us Ala. the uess u,
day In = email tpace-e0iiy MA.
A Weekly Edition OF the Sun
Is published every Tue sday. Terms in eispper'
the msll' II desiIedJ llaEE cESI5 pei .,py,s- - 4,
SuHsCEir1IoS PRICg-oNP DOLLAR TsE YEAIa
whelhcr by on .e copy or iu cllhs--tts cleared
per ~ ne hgrd Postage on Daily san hr mAi-
quarter 81 ~ year, lostale on NCeAly
guarleN 20, year payable wheIo received.
Address ali euers ~ -
kOsG6 b, BEACH, Proprietor OF Tug 1ff
LANAI kulLaa AL hEsasa
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BROTHERUOOD-A PUBIIC

EENfAN BROTHERHOOD-A PUBLIC
i mco'iue oil To- Emmett Circ'e viii Re held al
the cor Of Ith Gud Grand -, Brooklvn, +. H.. this
Friday evening, sept :1th, III = O'clock. Addps.g,
vii 9 delivered hy Messn. RODGERS, McnER-
MOTT and & ANlBELL. The memten VIII pia- 20
come oitlr rs business Of w pottaIce will be trans-
Ac.cL TllOS. GALLAGHER, Centre JOHN MA
GpNAGAl, Sec Ct'ry. $50
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FATHER AND sol

Thus, dough for ,irae ur. and Mrs. Hswsr,
r.rdcd G.hsn with some doubt doubt. the :,
gradually wore away aud the steward rcsains
former influence.
Arer the lapse cfs few stormy months th .
te!iion WIS quclled; an The prisoners ,shef
wor, sever,lly disposed q BY hanging trnnsp
ton OF scqiiu'l, according to hs nature
amour, Off q evidence trou.h, a~a'n't thew |
the countr, iGc 20 re0cc'ul - II IS ID he
s.,is p.,r-. - ,,, y. - col .vcr - 2.
nc u,.s.n ~ mess tofrr'sG -n's
r1a .,c.., s,r unch-nge' They took y"
,b.5- hcueo. en- .,e nm az 'a'l In 81 e,
va; o. TIN, w,'lsn, whUo 'e' boy, va
1 q! 10 he of some 80 70 hs patron, and dai'.
loved more and inore OF he ocntdenec'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-29
H1liDIClSEs.

DUY ONE BOTTLE or THE NUPELOME-
- lena tyrup il sure cure tor cholera llbu.
dysentary and lAilhGl anu !, mot effective IN IN,
Us MslGrn laue, i. Y, snG sold By ali re,pect'h
dIufsists n the country. Price 81 per Bottle. Us
p Il. R,-SEvEN GREAT BLESS
SECURED TO rIiT n aIyMAS RACE
RAnNAl's
READf RELIEF.
TIE Ifs 5hfTGG CHOLERA
CiioLilt MoRBvs,
YELLOW FEVER.
..-. --....-,.. FEVER AND AGCE
= "ND 80 BY Railways READY RELIEF
EnEUAAIISSEEt RAleIA,
SORE THROAT .pITTIcuLf BRFhiniSG,
By RADNAl's READY RELIEF.
p,ln instantly removed all scute, ipAlmIn.'orv,
r riouB infectious ceases prevented and eEler.
.toi. The weak, feeble anu nervous ru.toied 10
i-,. H. visor aul eogud heath b. the use Vi RAD
y - EEAn RELIEF one bottle v N do NO o
roOi. cure more con aiA' aud keep The stomach
othos medicines or btiois In u'e,
Que application externally, OF few drop. taken IN
I. n.i.S, viii Instantly hee the sufferer from the
mot violent and terrible pain.' and restore the weak,
i,rp.e and pro.tatei name 10 stie1gtl AMI ViSor.
low FL tOdfLAlNIE,
IOoaen"ss, di4 fhl cholera mO. bus painful dis-
chatles from the hOses are STOPPED IN fifteen or
tvcn minutes by taxing Rsdwny's Ready kelie (.
No CONGESTION or Inflammation, no weakness or lAaai.
tuGe will follow the Use OF the X, K. Relief
ACHES AND PAINS.
For hoalache neither tck or nervous rheuma-
tisn, uphaco, pains snd weaknes in the hack, sJiue
or kIdueys pins around the liver, peursy swellin .
pilns of all KINGS Railways Ready Relief viii afford
Immediate aud Its continued use Tor a few days
effect permanent cure,
sold By aIuSsYtA AID u IA e hAiaaa lana az
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Too Lah for Classification.
DEATHS.

o'CoSSELL - on ThgrDlsy, SEPT. IS, Dennis
O'Couuc'l s'ed So wears.
Hs re- tive. and friend, ere respectfully invited
attend the funeral, Saturday afternoon. sept.
~ at . o'clock, ifum hls late residence, CIT West
4Il .t nll
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cC6 REWAEp-LOST A SMALL WHITE
80 luil terrier slu', vith brindo patch on
ore eve snj on tle root Of the tall. Tho huoys re-
wad Will paid by brnging the suit 20 81 Amiiy 1t.
t,u three days after tie 20 lrGnce Of The tboye adj
ycfi'oueut will DO dealt WITH according 20 law. li9
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T .OST-Cai THURSDAY, SEPT. 2sTH, OFF
Ian eIp,ea wagon, IN going through G.eny IN
It, glove Charlton, halo Of goods marked j. =.
Bllry, An 'ur'a, GCc. Whoever will return tho
,auc to SAMUEL BETS, go W 9th " viii be
hhe'aily rewarded, or TO III. q. S!LLEk- li3 W.
Slsts, 800
NTANlED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w hou.osork also a girl 10 tA-e eAlo ol a child.
Inquire az ~ Eat 4Sjhst 800
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
The Real Friends Of the United States
In ENGLAND.
tFrom tho London Daily News.l

From tho London Daily News1
II the Government and people Of America
make any mistake in dealing with the cap
tive leaders of tho rebellion 1t will not be for
want of advice and admonitiOn from our
countrymen. We have always held that the
people Of the two countries ought to aid one
another by the frank and friendly inter
change of public opinion, and il is only within
these few years that We have been compelled
to suspend, If not wholly abandon, thathope.
During that period We have seen English
writers OF NIL ranks and degrees uniting, as
If by conspiracy, to destroy what claim Eng.
lish opinion might have upon tho attention
Of the American public.
One of tho worst services which our public
writers could render to Mr.. Davis would be
to urge European precedents and PRINCIPLES
upon the American Government, at this con.
juncture, rs worthy of its imitation and adop.
tor There has already been too much of n
disposition to take this course. When the
Government of the United States is told that
in furnishing Mr., Davis 1t would be guilty of
an unparalleled crime, tits natural that those
who arc so shocked at so great a perversion
of the truth should revive tho record of events
in our own history in which the inAiotion of
extreme penalties for rebellion has been nm
proved by our most enlightened and liberal
historians.
A correspondent lately called attention in
our columns to the opinions of Lord Mahon
and Mr., Hallam on the execution of the Jac.
Obites in l745, and another to-day recalls
the opinions held by British ministers as to
the proper manner of disposing of Napoleon
Bonaparte. These instances may fairly be
adduced to rebuke those who foOlishly pre-.
tend that 1t is the common practice in Eu-
rope to permit the leaders of great rebcllons
to 60 away with no other punishment than
defeat. But we should be sorry to leave the
question in this position. II Mr.. Davis is
to be saved 1t must be By tie elrcise of a
DIGgHantmity Of rhtch no. State Of Euro
Pedm Chr'S'emiom gBordS an eaampiej and
the Americans are u people of too much
original ability not to be able TO ascertain
for themselves the course which best becomes
their character in their present situation.
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
Interview Between Gen. Sherman and
Chief Justice Chase-Mr. Lincoln
Oh the Escape of Jen. Davis-The
Presidents Story.

on the Escape OF Jen. Davis-Tht
Presidents Story.
The correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga.
Eeie has the following statement in reference
to Gen. Sherman and President Lincoln:
oPF FoRT MACON, N. c., d
"WEDNESDAY, June 7.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, ION his
way North from Savannah, and forced by
bad weather to put into Beaufort, had reached
New Borne while we were there, expressing
q very earnest desire to sec Chief Justice
Chase; and on the return of tho entire party,
Gen. Sherman's s vessel was lying at the wharf,
opposite the railroad terminus, awaiting us.
Nervous and restless as ever, the General
looked changed (and improved) since the old
campaigns in the Southwest. lie was boil
ing over with pride at the performances Of
his army through the winter and the more
indignant, by consequence, at the insults
and injustice he imagined himself to have re-
ceved, In consequence of his arrangement
with Johnston. II fancied tho country
wanted peace" he exclaimed. "If they
don t, let them raise more soldiers"
The General complained; and doubtless
with some truth, If not justice, that the Gov
ernment had never distinctly explained to
him what policy it desired to have pursued.
II asked Mr.. Lincoln explicitly when went
up to City Point, whether he wanted me to
capture JEFF. Davis, or let him escape, and
in reply he told me story"
That "stOry" may now have historical
value, and l give it, therefore, as General
Sherman said Mr.. Lincoln told it-only pre-
missing that it was favorite story with Mr.
Lincoln which he told many times, and in
illustration Of many points of public policy:
"I'll tell you, General" Mr.. Lincoln was
said to have begun. "I'll toll you what
think about taking JEFF. Davis Out in San
canon county there was an old temperance
lecturer, who was very strict in the doctrine
and practice of total abstinence. One day,
after long ride in the hot sun, he stopped
at the house Of friend who proposed making
him q lemonade.
As tho mild beverage was being Mixed the
friend insinuatingly asked If he wouldn't like
just the least drop of something stronger, to
heat and exercise. No, replied the lecturer,
4 couldn't think of it I'm opposed to it on
principle. But, he added, with n longing
glance at the black bottle that stood con-
veniently at hand, If you could manage to
put in drop unbeknownst to me, l guess it
wouldn't hurt me much :"
-"Now, General " Mr.. LINCOLN is said to
have concluded, "I'm bound to oppose the
escape of JEFF. DAVIS but If you could
manage to lot him slip out unbeknownst- like,
guess it wouldn't hurt mo much !"
"And that, ;" exclaimed Gen. SHERMAN,
sis all l could get out of the government as
to what its policy was concerning the robcl
LEADER, till STANTON assailed NC for DAVIS,
escape"'
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

schooner HELEN, from New York, with fornee
for City Point; schooner J. j. WofthinRtop.
from New York, with forage for City Point 7
steamer Ellen May, from New Berno, with
troops; schooner L. D. Strong, from New
York, forage for City Point schooner Sam.
uel Eddy, from City Point, with ordnance
propeller A. Breasley, with troops. 70 IlaIti.
moro schooner A. P. Wotmore, from Now
York, with forage schooner Luciene, from
Now Bernc, light steamer Ella, for HsItIl
more, sailed for repairs tug G. Loane for
Baltimore, to be discharged. s.as -s..1
The steamer Porter, for Texas,. has n crew
on board who refuse to do duty. The pro-
yost mnrshals attention has been called TO
the subject
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
DIED.,

: On the morning Of the 9Th inst, at the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane in this District,
BELi N. STEVENS, A. NJ, NJ. D., the first assistant
physician Of that institution. m
The friends Of the deceased are respectfully in :
vited to attend his funeral service In Washing
ton, which will be held In Trinity church, corner
Third and streets. at four clock this evening.
tn" remains will then be taken to New Hamp-
shire for final interment.
Departed this life, at his residence, on the 9Th
Inst, al q to o'clock p. IN. JAMES A. WISE, Of
typhoid fcyer, In the 47th year Of his age.
Ills friends and the friends Of the family arc
requested to attend hisfuneral from his late res :
hlence, No. 429 Seventh street, between O and II,
Friday morntBg, the 7th inst. at 10 clock A. M
Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06
From New Orloans-Double Fourth Of
July Celebration-Genera Banks to
Address the Loyal Meeting.

New ORLEANS, July 8,-There will be a
double celebration of the Fourth tomorrow.
The first committee having too many of the
late confederates in it, Gen. Banks will ad-
dress the opposition meeting William Reed
Mills the other. The flag hauled down from
the custom-houso before the war is to be re-
stored.
The True Delta has passed into the hands
of W. r. Adams and Mr.. Oliver.
The steamer Evening Star sails for New
York tonight.
Tho Timss is informed that the rebel por-
tion of the Chorokees are near starvation,
General Stanley appeals to the Texans for
relief.