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10, r...g-sph 10 M Ne. yori sv~l

GrS, Gr,Nr's rsht II AMI was 40 badly swollen
by the time lie reached H4laln that he had to do
his shaking with the lcit.
NJ trouble ehstcycr Is Apprehcnded with the
C'lAn authorizes resIcctirs tho relcl ram Stone
-Ell. Tho Spanish government Ia on the tea, pos
s'b'e terms VII our own.
JAY CoohE REPORTS AAt tho subscriptions 10
the National Loan on saturday amounted TO
;1,Gf3,lr rl' total suoun, u subscHUuous Tor
he week is tl0 0sN4 200.
DisrAronsr received It tho st,ic Department
announce tlst te government oi The Netherlands
IA lsldy a. formally rc4'inIel tao recognition
II tellgorsat r.,lW s,cot lei h the rcbcls. This
hresks the combination = oil She European power.
.ctroUl,l..,ag thc ie.cl hsl.crcut rights
Tar uutnu,f = lcttcrs which are now being
received At uc Deal Letter Once Wsshingtou--
sent Ihcrs under tic new law, which mas cs pre-
payment Of postage absolutely compulsory-
amounts b. more thEn li,GpO per vecl. These
figures jc-o,e great oNrolcs.rers, cr ignorance Of
the la1, the part %, he 'euders of these letters
Tns Russian Minister, HAron stosckcl. and thu
spsnIsh Minister Mr.. rasaaro, waited upon Mt.
Seward Saturday afternoon Al The Department of
State, ~ express, in the n.mo = I, cir respective
,oyereguS tho profound condolences and rympsihy
of the $40 great nations ur The nl,ontl loss -us
taiucl by the assassination of tho lsto President
ind Tor The dreadful suaerngs of the family Of the
Secretary Of s.a,e 1hgy eroo,oi Mr.. seward mos,
corda y and expressed sin satis'Iciion at his
recovery. Tho wife of lie Secretary has been very
~ ior sumo daya pssi, bus Is now recovering he-
health.
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From the Southwest.
Interesting Intelligence.

Cdiro, H., JunSo The steamer Marble city has
arrived, With Memphis da.os Of ;Ao Ssh inst. one
thousand scVcn hundred and sixty bales Of cotton
have passed here during the past two day. for GIN
cinnati and u, Louis. There no organization Of
the convention called to meet at Nioksburg on IA,
Ith ins, only six decgat-, being In Attendance.
pates are received from Baton Rouse to the sth
inst. The truope under General Heron, acccmp .nicd
br guuhoatL reached Alexandria on the % iust
There va no public denomination on the arrival Of
tie truoi- there, yet ths feeling Of relief manifested
by the citizcns unmistakAble. There -ss not q
particle Of biternce, ,ho~n and all appeared to he
clad that the war was over" The couutry around
Alexandra shows many evidences Of the Ked River
campaign, ruins being seen on every hand. foug-
teen pieces Of heavy artillery found In the fort
and eight pieces Of field artillery parked IN the
toSu. But little other public property has been
found. The Missouri and Arkansas troop, have pre-
served their organization At shreveport, aud await
the arrival Of our paroIins commissions. Gar
r,ons have been esshlishei At Alexandria and
Shreveport, Gen. Heron making his headquarters
at the latter place.
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The North Carolina Rebels ReturninE TO
A lie ginnce. Lie.

NSthsrn, June 9, i,jl.-lntc!lroncn from ell parts
Of the -ta'c indicate the rcadv return Of the peopo
to their loy atty to tic United siAtcs. HARMONY,
good = ~ and obedience TO the laws |. the alins
sentiment Of nj parties in North Carons The ciu.
,ons Of the different countIc. c-tnhn-hnc home
Iolico systcn the purpoae Of msin. Ninins order
aud suppres-ing Depreciation. The ruerrila warfare
IN Notth Casolipa expired with tic rebellion. The
po poets that the movement to restore civil law,
throurh the Inauguration u a new State government,
will call The largest vote cast in the state,
anxious the people to return 70 f,accul puiru's
President Johnson's smncsty reclamation /, being
well received hv the people Of this state also the np
pointmott Of Nj. Holden Provisional Governor
Tho people Of south Carolina have cal cl uTon the
United states military authorities at Charlotte IN
ths state, for protection against Their own people
who ait committing d, probation. upon each other.
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From San Francisco.
Meeting In Fnvor of Republican, NexIco re-
Gen. Mcdowell fHvOrr thc Monroe
Uoctrine, IIc.

SIN Francisco June 3.-1he ire in this city on
the let inst, destroyed property ON the corner Il
Drum and Jack'on streets to the amount nj t26 OJJ
One man wss burned n death
large and enthusiastic meeting to syupAthize
with Mexico, va, held here on the nght of the lat
srceohe- were made and resolutions pared favorns
the enforcement OF the Monroe doctrine The Ee,-
lean Generals Ochos and veca, and the Mexican Con-
,,l we're present, and were heartily chce-ci. Gen.
Ochoa made a speech.
Gen Mrirht, acting for MAJ Gen. McDowoll, com.
mauding the Department Of the Poetic, lately wrote
letter. which hM been published. IN answer 10 IN
quirics hs to what arms aud organization, would be
pe mtted to leave or Mexico, In which he eIprc''ci
sympathy ior the Doputlc of Mexico, hut says that
until the Government rh, Nuuornce it- cctcrlnin,-
ton TO malntsia nv,oa,e the great doctrine so dear
to every American heart no ORGANIZATION vii be
allowed, neither will armed men Be permitted 10
leave our shores for foreign port.
heEvrNi>a Rrlirrrs {. informed that Henry ..
Foo,c, late reb senator, Is HI. way overland to
this state, accompanied hy hs so4-in iaw srnAtor
stowrgt, OF Nevada. lie Ia. .e'e!al married daagA.
tiers here
Sailed brig Joanna for Shanrhai, with seo6,nO In
treasure ulso tie mail steamship Golden City for
PsnaHs, with b2l pqrroulc,. tor Sew York, and
.954VOO In gold, only ST5,JOo Of which goes to New
FORK.
Nevada paper says, all the Chinese who have len
virginia City for Idaho, and N VIII started frr IN
California or any other po.at, are nov "a their way
back, haylnr been ordered away by tho Miners OF
Idaho and Montana, who viii aliow Lo CliuAm4u In
the mines There voro rccoutly alout 3v. CrlcstiAa
encsInred at the Sink 4 HUMBOLDT on the way back.
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The WASHINGTON stAE, Of SATURDAY,. says
There are ~ many riu,urs anoat in regard n the
dsrostinn ~ H. rade VI tords Thestre that We have
taten stle pains to inquire o. ~ the facts the
case, and Learn them to lc follows: Mr.. John
Ford the proprietor n the theatre, has received
eral applications 10 rent Il for amusement purposer
and LEO variou' offers to purchase the huilding for
church purpo~c. lie 10 nov In treaty with Conge-
"a on society Tor II. sale, the price aked BY him
bcne SlutVu for the cnurc properly, which includes
not ony tho Theatre proper but also tho thrcosory
brict tuildinfon lWh street adjoining the theatre
to the south, ami a-o the arre brick building in the
rear OF TIE thcaifc II understood that the Rev
Henry " ard lee. 90 i- IN como interested in
s,curtur TOR this sucCty suitable place OF worship la
this ctb. and to have expressed himself IN favor u
ACQUIRING this prOuu W that end. N the theatre IL
converted int church, IL h proposed to make "A
ltu" change IN its Interior Arr-necineuts posble
and tie hCNcs, iof instance vtll remain much n thcv
NctC OF the moment Of tie assassination, OF cuu
moving the curtains and such VI the oIuameutaiiou
~ is purely theatrical should sale b. not conc u-
tei hy hr. Ford lN the Let ot July, Mr. Ford " Ill
make hir hrfAus ueuts to reopen the theatre tho
let VI September should the sale be- effected II will
afford curious instance u the ersun Of church
property into Theatre. and Its reconyorsion into q
thutch.
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The Loss OF the Admiral Dupont.

Tho o-s Of the Admiral Dupont reported In satur-
dag, 5yN confirmed on Saturday Afternoon by
the fllloUing dispatch
Nantucket, Jun, IO-The ,hip Staiacona (Brti,hD.
stewart from Philadelphia Tor ST. John, \. H., IL
G.Auie the end Of the zand IN bad pOu tion iIer
crew saved. On the Sth OF Jule she ran into and
s.nk tho steamer Admiral Dupont IRON New York
tor City FONT With troops All on board II her were
landed a. Nantucket except fifteen twenty, v no
were lost st tie time OF thu collision. The Admiral
Dupont sank ia zen minutes after being struck Tina
c!spatch publicly posto1 la the and at.
tEgcted good dea OF Intsrest and observation. Ii
the only intelligence received, and under the cir.
eumutAnces a relief TO man who fn.red that all
on ool;i the Unucky EeNleT might have peglIhea.
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From Texas.
Details OF the Surrender of the sabine Pas.
lOrIe, etc.


Warrington, Jun It'll Navy Drp.rtmeut has
received the following Information o. the cu?'ure Of
the decaces Of sahin, Pass the entrance 70 Calves
ton, Texas:
NrE Cr'rNNs IA, Nay ~, 1850.
si-'--l have the homo To- .h 70. ~ Inc Department
that .igp'ch. nm 'er date Of the !Jth INST va this
da' received rom can. B. r Sani. rtpo,'IIr tho
evacuation If the d't"tcp- Of -a' me pas% Ior'a
MANI 'hI-sctt and Grln Acting Volunteer ! i,nt
toiu'utIdrr Pennington. hoitci the Z uitei StR'es
tAg tuefc tOIts. The u.r-rve in nus. tcr- have
te p .p.Fed. tuit Or nu - drscfilcd Ne hnvinc Nyc
hMu .ooi-, Covered with two fee. of polid timber
tNo .Ners OF ttilrund hon, nud ior icc' 0f scrh
iop mere Se:o tout magazine ~ like Construct ion.
Lieut. bennington, Leaving o.cc pulu q 10 hold n
Geinr.
Clptn,n sand, under date of the 21th Of Nav re.
70 y TIE rehoi Amy OF IeHa- hal .ny dishunt-
ed and zone hoI.e o, and the terns surrender 10
coiau,i-slorer. tcnt hy General Kirh, smith and
htntrI Cinhy, having hten complied with the
pan Of he rel Is, l only cnains ior Us 70 occupy
the iOftltcAtionr. With regard 10 the rebel naval
totcc- ln Ncsgs am assured by the rebel lieutenant
comm tiGcr, Jonathan OsCkor Who is nov here, and
declares biins't De- the senior naval othce4, that
hofe l. no naval piopely, 40. Gnv officers IN Texas
on the .culoaEd, aud ouiy one yc,.cl IN ihe Rcd
R.vsr-the ram M..ouli, ' hich viii lee surrendered
to the CON mander of the Mis.ts lpi squadron.
very respectfully,
You obedient -"ryGnt.
IA X ruAI,urE
Act,ng Rear AduIiIAl " G. II. 3.
10 GforoN Wills, stcre.agy Of the Navy.
The Savy Department has also reoeiyed.in.o1na-
ton O, he destruction Of the famous blockade runner
Denhirh, May 2lth, on Galveston bv the L. :.
relmc. Fort Iackson, a.o Of The schooner called the
lie CompIa," used ,s guard toat at Galveston, by
boat- from the I. :. steamer COT uhia.
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From Nashville.



AlshrGle, T,un, June i0th.--At about o'clock
mi, mouing the extensive building usel for quar-
,ermaslcs's and comuissHy storeA on the corner Of
euum,E aud Broad streets knovu ~ IAylor's Depot,
di.coye ci 10 be on ERE The hre IL supposed 10
hsv, caught from the spark. of locomotive which
was on the track, running lenrthwisc with the build
Ing These 'ps-Ls ell into nc cellar. and the
flames ncaan to tpre.d. The hrcmcn soon rallied to
tie scene o. the coniiagration, hat hnfo the I'M
meuse -dlng was entirely destroyed. The other
hlL h.l.d With comm!ssary ''ofes, saved. Sever
a. dwcllinra, near the sconc Of the iio with their
contents vero also DESTROYED Ty o of thfcu Of the
,mpoyc.o Of the 1uare IN = ser, no rartmcnt sup-
posed TO have pct.hcd IN the Hamc. Tho des'ruc-
tou O. sovernm,n: property, 1t is believed viii
tmcult to frcm eieh, to ten millions II dollars.
Ml'lil TIE walls Of the quaI aIteIma-tel's bulld-
ng were stores sufficient to supply suny Of erlty
thousand men for tEo year.. Tho quantity Of rope
tlon. coasurcl va''ei "a, -gsa-d' of one million
Of d1las TAo huildns wc' the la Fo.t In The
rouu.gy bclr, cifh' hundred feet front, and two
huuilcl .eet dce. Various ulmos- Grt s0jat Ms to
The cs.se Of the lire, maintaining that II
She poik Of An incandiary, aad otaeTs that II wa
tie gc ~; OF acr.i,lI.
GucrrlllEs
Sl,hrir, Jun e.-Na OF General George Nancy,
i q the rchy, army, ~to WAS arrested lolo several
dANF slu'C, sat hli rr-acace IN the county, Nol.
luygl, H. rehel .ucrgil.a leader who came In $40
week, 40 has return ID 70 hs old 4usrten in the
vicinity of CouIulH md Pla'ki, nd h hu'!ly en-
TA.rd In poVau7 luciila al'is. His plea IT,
that the Government or come ic. .ese1 tativr pro-
ui'et him shat uo non I1lne parties should ira
ye.sc that sectiou 20 such .ouise, 81 cou-e, was
gven, and vigorous measures are being taken 10
triHs hat suerila TO Justice M;yor-'cAcral Upton
l. Ia ,ae c.t,, suPcr.n,euilus the reorsan.Lton Of
4 the cavalry command. Reliable iutoliseace from
hlcou and ronu north OF that place, rc9-e,e-t the
Sae,t Of icol ia IN a starving condition.
10. N.7.
The Tennessee Franchise Question Settled
II Nll,t',, N,us.. The hou.e tiA o. the l.aucAi-o
r.. al ,t w. th. morning. TIE Conservatives o.-
N cfrI so,c,al 4renlmen-s which were succcs.lyr.y
ii .Gnn,lt th. table. Mr Arnold, OF Aaur-, offered
..Ns 4tute TO- the entire bn.
III ..- .ln-titute int oiucrs new section. evclud ne
4 lie irauch - iur iiitc,u 'elrs I'll 0o--ors -ho
yc udcd iruu 'h' lrno ~ o' e.. Pes. .teats IA e
rsty quuclaue ton, tAt,pt tlc elEht ID, pi., enta,
.r thirteenth snd iCLTttCut u class. mention ed
III 80 {. .cc.lultl0l, Aso. a. who Lave held an Of
III ~ he .e' e army above t-l rank Of captain.
II tntr Veftons VhO engaged in alUed rebellion
IH A. ucei tor hve years, except such as having
utu.c4ir el. can . owe that f-eY were OyA st
Ill ,--y llSy sv.g .qJtS- ,a.o ise Iesel array, In
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Tho Vote In Missouri on the New st.tc
Constitution.

-. Lo'as, Juns o.-Thc hGures tins far received
from the Mivour elections show majority ueain't
the 'radicay constitution Of upNards of ii,e1.
The Conservative believe It N be defeated, While
the Radical, pcrssi IN the hoP' that further roturns
will develop different result II the returns should
continue 20 be OF the character of those afeady in It
Ii believed the majority against the ues constituuoa
will resch 1900 or YOjOo.
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AL other respects the bill va suhstsnt!f ly the
a. ne one that had already passed the Senate. a
mot on W suhstitute vac adopted. Mr. Cooper lead
eI OF the opponents TO the bill seeing What the
ohyiou, viii OF the Iiou,c very honorablv refused TO
nubuster Afainst IL and the bill ve passed by the
~ ueNpeC ted strong vote Of fortytvo to treutyonc.
he tul was INN esiiAtev sent 10 the senate where
u vii pass smoothly through without opposition So
sdetcd settled
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Important from Mexico.
Succeaaes of the National Army.

FG'hHytoH, jun II. .-Oihcial new, from Acs-
puco dated the OH Of Nav embraces the flowing
intelligence WHICH was suppr sod In the dispatches
rent through French sources, from Havana Gen
Eesues s-ith part Of tho lrrt division OF the Central
National Army Of Mexico, at ackei tho city Of Ia
cambarc In the State q hichoacAn, on the llth Of
April, ana ;o,k It by storm, capturing hl the garr-
sol, ilciudlng 2r regulars together with their am.
muniton, artillery Sc, lev days ,be.-rs, the
Hat.onal Norco' captured a u,in witt}uppics and
ammunition sent hom MoGolia to PaSSo, ami de-
tested the French forces at Purandh cuitso and
Zinop'aro, all In the State OF Michoacih. GoaeIal
Ortcssa the Commander int Chiet Of the centre had
taken the hold, haying recovered from his wounds.
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ArrivsI ard Rcccption OF General Grant
at CHICAGO.

Chicdga, Junr in.-Gcncral Grant arrived here a,
NOON to-day, snd va very enthusiastically received
At tho depot by = lafe cousourse Of citizens, and
escortcd 10 the SANITARY Fair building by tho
Common Council, Gud = committee OF one hundred
appointed by the Board Of Trade, whcro the public
reception took place.
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the Miltar, Comm,sicu cneascd in The ttih "
the alccd ccnspiraof. matcs II spTcar tha; he ha.
eeved W L. Assistant Secretary Of War rhisis er-
roncou, he dcc- expect 10 roisu that Office uu-
iii the is Of Juy
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The Conspiracy Trials.
Evidence Taken on Saturdny.

Washington, June ~ The re-. ord Of tie previous
dsv read, md the examination Of vituos,cs con.
unutd NJ followss
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Warrington, Jun li.-Tl Nav D,naItmeut hAs
received the following Information q. the ca?'ute Of
the decaces Of sabin P1ss the cutiance 20 Calves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

Mr. SPRAGuEs amendment twas decided IN the mega
tive by vote Of 10 yeas against 81 nays Messrs d..
Wis Hendricks Lane (Kansasj Nesmith. Powell Rich.
srdson Riddle, Salisbury, Spague aud Wright voted
In tie affirmative. --f .f.U |yIror "a u 4
An amendment was offered TO Increase the ccmpebsa.
ton Of the United States judges in California ana
Oregon.
Nr. HALE objected TO il. l..r...s
Mr. CoNSFss said in reply to Mr. Hnle that he (Bse)
was not always an advocate of economy. He (lIae)
bal recently received 1900 for going 10 Halifax On
official business.
Mr. HALE raised point Of order that Mr.. Conness
had no right to impesch lis conduct or motives.
The point was sustained by Mr.. Clark in the Chars
aud MI. COnness was directed 10 coniinc his remars
to tue question before tue Senate,
Pending the consideration Of tho question the sena~
adjourned.
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neafl,s af Soldigfs

IN HE HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT NETWORK
For tro vetks eHGisg Tei. :. ls65
RyPoRTYp WEEKLY ron TiiE Nfw-YOhk TRIBUNE BIZ A. J..
casE, oovrKsxYsT rsDERrAKER, 80. Ssi GRAND srRtEr
Boag,ou, BENZ nre l2 Co. C. 2c3d Pa residence when
Bremen Pstck sse &c. T. 10th " y; residence when
Beer t gos.pS sSe 80 when enlisted unknown
Bunnel james. NJ age 49, Co. r. 2od Pa reid nee when
Csndel, Nicholas age 81 Co. II, Joth IL; residence when
Cole Amo: ass Il; Co. o, n'dNY.' redenee when en-
Davis. Robert, age SIS Recrni, 18th kentucky residence
when enlisted. Whitley Co, Ky.
Fisher, Ruben 60. X, 2lst Michirn.
taltan Geo f. rs, Co G, Ah Wi residence when en-
nm listed t ss,IawiCIdi GIanse Co., w. -
kmyon; Horace A. sse ~ Co. O. NH NJ VI residence
when enlisted Oneido Co., n.
Ham, Henry, age ~ Con'crpti rcslence when enlisted
Kelly William. sse 35' Go. @. 9Th N. Y. Att residence
when enlisted. Unknown.
Leonard Orve; II, 18TH Mich. residence when enlist
LovelsSy' samuel D Co H. Ola. Mich residence when en-.
LOnscr C.Il sgeaI Co. K eth N. H.; residence when
Haven, Fsber g. sse 2s Co r. 2i,, Mich residence when
enli,ted. Grand Rapids, Mich.
IIArd'ag Ab, ~ Co. + 2o'd Pa residence when en-
Msc. ajs e. SD Indiana, r..a.pe.
Moore Geo. L.. age 2oi Co G. oath Ill residence when
Miller Levi age "a; Co. b, 18th Ind residence when en-
Mettin, Deb. residence when enli,tsd Unknown
Ne,ler H. age 49, Co. l. 18th H., residence when enlisted
unknown
Owen; Even 4o Co b, goth Pa. re.dcncs when en-
ls'ed Piilsdrlplia.
Pitts. Ejan; Co. X, l3h Mich residence when enlisted
unknown.
Plurnrner Geo W. age al Co b. 18th Ohio residence when
enlisted North Fairfield Ohio,
Ryan John 18th Pc; residence when .. lifted unknown.
Randall David, age "a Go. G. 9Th Ohio Cav tc.idenee when
enlisted, N known.
Sewage Horace "a Co. u, 18th n y Cav; residence
when enlisted unknown.
Shay Daniel r. age ~; Co. X 2od Pa; residence when
listed Ciunbie, Lawrence Co., Pa
Severson Leslie Al Co. A. 18th Iowa residence when
en- isted, nm known.
Ward william age a; Co. O. Il7h N. " residence when
enlisted Oneida Co., ". v.
Wright James r. age 81 Co. ,2ls. Mich residence when
enlisted Mirh'ssn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13

moral character, he is above reproach
not even the bitterest of his enemies have
ever attempted to impeach his integrity,
his honesty, his unwavering fidelity to
what he believes just and worthy. The
great man-now gone to his rest--Who
called him into his Cabinet, knew him
and he leaned upon him as a tower Of
strength, and always found him equal to
his place.
In the very manner in which he has
treated Gen. Sherman and his gross
indignity to himself personally, he has
shown the greatness of his mind and we
predict that the time will come when
none will be more ready to admit the
magnanimity of the Honorable Secretary
than he whose conduct has called it forth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
AN IMPORTANT cIRouLAn.

Ia these latter days Of granl reforms, among
the many notable evidences OF changes for the
better IN the various departments Of the general
Government organization, none is more note
worthy than the indication Of u higher tone Of
moral sentiment and more just appreciation Of
the accountability Of our rulers and those whom
lney employ to the people aud to God. One Of
.he most recent Of these manifestations is EN-
bodied IN the annexed circular Of the Secretary
OF The Interior to the heads of the various
bureaus In his Department:
DEPARTMENT OF THE IHTRRInB,
WAsHINGT0E, d. c., May 80, 1865.
SIR You will please report to me as early as
practicable the names and position in your
bureau of ALL employees whom you know to
have entertained disloyal sentiments toward the
Government of the United States since the bom-
bardment of Fort Sumter.
ID All such persons as have not been known
to entertain loyal sentiments, and who have
affiliated with those who were known to be dis
loyal.
81 All persons as are not necessary for
the transaction Of the public business, or who
are inefficient.
attn. All such persons as disregard in their
conduct, habits, and associations the rules of
deeorum and propriety prescribed by a Christian
civilization.
Very respectfully, your Obedient servant,
JAMES HARLAN, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13

Tnn DEArn OF TYRAHsY, Wa .o,.
Serlah Magothn' Of Kentucky, long one s =, mat a
sae sasremest opponents OF the Government sa sne
TeIurned to his State and taken the s,ns mas
favor OF the amendment of the NatiopsI' I'Slp Hap In
luton luton Tor the abolition of human sIsssl Ieas'l-
S 9auer inc influence of Senator James Gn,h.1Y GaueY
Governor Bramlette, Ex-Governor Magoe;aa' ;a'urie,
9tners' the Kentucky Legislature Came, u, H., aad
ong IN ooneurring in the joint resoln,ian IsaIe e
congress We now look to the tWo SiS'rOa sanai Of
from the State of Delaware--IlonO senators w.l1 :
salisbury and George X. Riddle--to ~, wizard
example Of their associates in the south .as
states o and We sre not without hope ibst ha
Hon. John p. Stockton and Hn. 'tvyssey- tysy
Wrlght-will join hands. so as to ss.n1t ",l,lau
portion Of the credit to themselves Of ssss assu,s
nni IN .1s woTk Of national publication Dslsws,s
and New Jersey must hurry up, or tbsv si1ware III
only be left behind by Kentucky, but * raa, loi
ing and lately seeded States NAV bs obssa sssa'a.
,nem IN pFSnounclng against the cause of q.
Chronicle. ~''io'- Hd'h
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13

EIGHTH DELAwARn.--The members Of the
Eighth Delaware Regiment were paid off, on
Saturday last, aud discharged from the service.
CIRous.-stone Il Rosstons celebrated com.
blnation circus will give two exhibitions IN this
city, on Saturday next. The list of performers
embrace some OF the best artists in the profess
sion. and they promise an entertainment Of the
most attractive and interesting character.
SENr HoME Two hundred sick and wounded
rebel prisoners, left Fort Delaware, on Friday,
for their homes in the South. They were
emnciated and sickly in appearance, and poorly
dressed. They expressed their regret that they
were ever persuaded to take up arms against
their country.
THE JuEE Session of tue u S. District
Court will commence this morning; and of the
U. S. Circuit Court on guesday next at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Courtroom, second story
of the Custom House, in this city.