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Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
Loss or the Steamer Dupont.

DosroN, June 1.-THE officers, crew and
passengers Of the steamer Admiral Dupont
arrived here on Saturday night Purser
Morse reports: Loft Now York on the 9TH for
Fortress Monroe, with small detachment Of
troops, and at twohty minutes past 4 o'clock
tho next morning, In n dcnso fog, saw ship
stndnconH steering nearly In nm opposite di.
rcction; put wheel hard a-starboard, stopped
engines, and reversed thom to avoid cOllision;
before the steamer could lose her way the
two vessels cRmo violently into collision, and
our stnrbonrd bow was stoyo In; found tho
steamer was settling down by the hehd very
fast, and In thrco minutes nfter tho collision
she went down. As far rs II ascertained, ono
fireman. ak soldiers, and ono colored woman
arc missin &.
Tho steamer was owned by Jas s. Whis.
ncy and s. B. Taft, of Boston, and another
Iplrty In New York where sho Il insured for
$50, 900. She Whs valued at 800, 900.
Just previous TO the collision the steamer
Ind taken tho usual precautions against nc.
cident, by blowing her whistle and reducing
speed to fifteen revolutions poT minute.
| Most OF tho officers of the Admiral Dupont
leave for Now York tonight.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13

SRNArOR SuMNER has received from the
colorcd men Of North Carolina petition to bc
presented to President johnson, asking for
the right to voto II Is signed by upwards Of
?, 200 names. Among other things it says:
" II seems to US that men who are willing ON
tho field Of danger to carry tho pluskot Of a
Republic, in tho days Of peace ought to be
permitted to carry lie ballots and certainly
wo cannot understand .bR.i4stiSR aiuae'USGR
lighting for the country, while Il Is freely
given TO men who have just returned frum
fnur years hghting against II. "
Tho petitioners thon say TO tho President.
As you were once citizen of North Caro-
lima wo need not romind you that up tn 1885
FREQ colored men votod in this State, never
as wo have heard, with any ietrinlent TO is
interests. The petitioners conclude as fol-
lows: What We desire Is, that preliminary
TO elections In tho returning Statos, you
would order the enrolment Of all loyal men,
without regard to color" Senator Sumner
has to-day forwarded the petition to the
President. - Boston TiHHsryiDt.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
lOFFICIAL.l
CIRC AZ.
ArruHSRI GRNERAL's OFFICE, !
wAsHISGrUS, Junr 7, .lSRj.

.... ATTORNEY bENLRAL 4 OFFICE,
wAsHISGroS, June :, .lSR5.
by direction of tho President, all persons
belonging 10 tho excepted classes enumerated
In tho Presidents Amnesty Proclamation Of
May 20. 1855, who may mako special apPli-
cations 10 tho President for pardon, are hore
by notified that, before thCir respective ap.
plieations will be considered 1t must NJ
shown that thoy have respectively taken an
subasribsd tho oath Tor SiEirS~'i"~l in --At'
Proclamation prescribed. Every such person
desiring special pardon, should make Por.
Sonal application in writing therefor, and
should transmit with such application tho
original oath tor niirmHtion) rs takou aud
subscribed before nm officer authorized under
tho rules aud regulations promulgated by tho
Secretary Of State, to administer the amnesty y
oath prescribed in the said proclamation OF
tho President. JAMES SPEED,
.. at.. ...... Attorney General.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
Interesting News rrom Europc.

RARTHER POIET, June 1.-The Steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool June I, via Green.
castle june q passed this point at n late hour
this cyunng.
Tho steamer lIibornian, from Quebec, ar.
rived Mt Liverpool on the 3lst,
Tho steamer City Of Manchester, from New
York, arrived Mt Liverpool on the Slst.
The steamer America, from New York, mr..
rived ut Southampton on tho 8lst.
Tho political nows is unimportant.
The rate Of discount In the Bank Of Eng.
land has beon reduced to three and n half
per cent
United States hvo- o-twontics were quoted at
67a67i; Erie, bOIa5li Illinois Central shares
76i.
Tho TYRos says the attitude Of the Unitod
States on tho question OF tho Alabama is
perhaps more important than the dcmnn nds
themselves. The correspondence opened in
1893 on the part of tho United States and
nothing can he moro courteous. Mr.. Adams
said tho United States desired TO maintain
amity as VOL rs poace. England has many
counter-olnims for the arbitrary enforcement
Of tho right Of blockade and search. Those
will have to bo examined at the samo time,
and England Ia unconscious Of hostile inton-
tiOns in urging them She will decline 10
infcr such intentions from the mere renewal
Of outstanding demands which she believes
10 DO unfounded.
The Chancellor Of the Exchoqurr delivered
u speech ut Chester lately, in favor 1t his
| son, who n canvassing for election to tho
next Parliament, Tho Chancellor expressed
himself In inyor of a wide extonsiOn at the
franchise to the working classos, not as d
matter of abstract right, but in order tC
strengthen the laws and constitution of the
country,
Tho treaty of commerce between Great
Britain and tho ZOllvcrcin was signed on the
3lSt.
II was assorted that several foreign onvOys
have proposed q collective rOmOnStruncC
against Prince NRpOleOn's spOsoh, but the
object was frustrated by Lord Cowboy dcclar.
ing that tho language could not affect Eng,
land, and that any collective step would bO
offensive to the ImgoSSiRHl tSbSS'SISE was dull
- - ,f,5Ss 25a,rrr,. -..-- ..
The public was entirely occupied with tho
race for tho Derby. Tho French horse ula,
diRtcur won easily in II canter by two
lengths. There was length between tho
second and third horse.
Tho London papers warmly congratulate
France upon tho triumph achieved.
The Times says they have fairly ostab.
lished themselves as our rivals on the turf.
Tho prize was we'll and fairly earned 1t IL
said that the owner II Gladiatcur, Count
Lagrange, wins from seventy to eighty thou.
sand pounds.
LATEST VIA GREEECAsTLB.
The steamers Etna and Erin, from Now
York, arrived at Queenstown on tho I'd.
The Bombay band failures are not con
frmed.
Fulichcr 4 Co., Liverpool'nnd East Indian
merchants, have failed, The liabilities are
EiOO, 900.
II Is stated that Duonos Ayrcs has declared
war against Paraguay. A triple alliance has
been formed between Brazil, Paraguay, aud
the Argentine Republic The allies are
marching in strong force for Paraguay,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
Tue PAcA TRAL.-,Tho Enston Gus

Tue PAcA TRIAL.-,The Easton Gassit
Of Saturday says; - 49, Il. ....y-....r
Tho ease Of Wm. D., Paea and his three
Sons, charged with the murder Of two young
men by the name Of Jonos aud Paca, 70
moved from Queen Anne's county, was
brought up before the court Of Talbot county
on Tuesday morning last, A prayer was Of
fered by the counsel for tho prisoners TO give
John r. Paea separate trial, and Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday wore consumed
~ discussing points Of law IN reference to
that particular. On Friday the Judge over
ruled tho petition and tho council proceeded
with the ease. There were only three jury.
men selected from the old panel, when the
court adjourned until this morninr Ths
following arc tho counsel on the parl or tbo
State; p. T. Kennard, II. J. Brent LloyJ
Tilshman. On the part Of the pri,nneIa'
james L. Martin, Milton Whitney Thomas
T. ksating, p B, Hooper.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
The Actual CondItIon Of Things In
soVth CaVOrfma.

Tho Actual Condition Of Things In
south CaroIina.
We have, says tho Boston Transetilt, been
peruitted TO pubiisA the following passage
from private letter by gentleman ia
South Carolina whose opportunities Of obscrv-
alton there have been pc Tar Va
THE war Is not ended, as many fondly
| imagine. IL only changes it's form. The
customs Of society, the schools, the press,
and the pulpits, the true aecompaniments
and essentials OF true freedom, now prefer
| their claims-clnlms NJ unwelcomo TO nine
tenths Of the Southerners a. the Union with
out negro slavery. Tho return of the rebel
soldiers TO their homes has greatly emhit-
tered and cmbOldenod the oitizens, who, un-
der tho pressure Of the war, had become
somewhat softened. The soldiers have, OF
nocessary, laid down thoir arms, but only,
apparently, TO fall back on prejudice and
hatred.
"Tho interior Of South Carolina Is hs i'm
ponetrablo to the friends Of schools and the
| freedmen MS over, II not more 80. Men in
Charleston, protesting Christianity and
| Unionism, declare TO mo solemnly that they
regard putting 4gls into the hands OF ne,
groes MS sin. i6She oyes Of both God and
INN Tho Sa5lle DAss of men declare they
will hpyo tbeif own preachers, instead Of
Northern ones.' Prominent men OF all
classes say, 'wo accept the Union only on
condition the negro DO LEFT out Even Gov
ernor Aiken said TO me, Il cannot believe
the negro emancipation will bc anything bus
0 failure. The whites Of tho South cannot
live with thom II FREQ. By-thc-by, have
In my possession some account books OF a
bloclSade.ruuning company, wherein the name
Of William Aiken appears as stockholder,
and cannot lOBrn that any such man lived
In Charleston except tho Governor. Some
prominent men, from whom you would expect
better things, roundly assert that there viii
bO n Conicdorncy yet.
| Now, II these things be done In 'th'
green tree, what may be expected In tho
dry The disbanding Of tho national army
delights the rebels. Only this week one o
the largest landholders of the South told m'
that the planters Of the interior would die
tato terms to tho negroes that II they sol
up claims to freedom they would he driver
away. The vast interior viii long be gov
orncd by slave oligarchy unlcss nm nrme'
force precede the friends Of the freedmen, th'
planters Of schools, churches, and tho press.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13

ALL letters relating 70 tho subssrption Of, OF
sdvsrtising In, the REruBEoAN should be ad .
dressed 70 tho publlsherS, as above.
All loiters or oomtaunieations intended for pub.
lieaiion, or IN any way relating to the editorial
apartment Of the paper, should bs addressed ID
tho editor, as above.
business and othor correspondents will greatly )
Oblige tho Publishers and the Editor by comply
lug with tho above suggestion,
To CoRHEsroNDENrs. No notice eau bo iaker
Of anonymous communications. Whatever 1,
intended for Insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writor--nol necossa
rily for publication, bui as guaranty Of lts good
faith. ........
We sanRo. undertake TO return rejected com
muRieatIonA .... a...
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13

SLRRrLEss MAN.--C. d. Sanders, u mem.
Der Of tho 18th West Virginia infantry, is
now IN camp on tho Island lie Is ono Of
the greatest wonders of the ngc, not having
slopt for fourteen years, This a. Of wake
fllnOss came on him in August, 1851, since
which tmo he has not oven been dr0wFy. lie
says he enjoys perfect health and livos hap
PLY, and knows no reason for this singular
and Unnatural phenomena, and experiences
no Inconvenience from II. Since his enlist
mcnt ho was for time in the hospital at
Philatolphia and was u subject Of great in
terost to the surgeons Of that institution,
who ret u watch on him for some days, bat
did rot catch him mapping lie is now hay
Ing a history Of his liCo published at Phila.
dclrlia. Wo predict that when he docs 20
70 S"Cp he will take a long nap WheSiiRg
InsHIgrRUy, r'.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13

TuE CASE OF Mus. PERRINB.---Mrs. Per.
t'FFy Fyc-''--------s--i.lN - ~ AshinsLan hH \ mill
ing aid and comfort to the enomy, dc., when
the train was captured beyond Baltimore ia
July lRst had an audience with tho PrUai.
dent ut 4 o'clock on Friday ovoning. She
asks to be Internationally released from Gus.
toly and the charge against her. or, IL there
be n conviction and sentence in the case, that
sho bo pardonod. The President holds tho
mnttor under ndviscment. 1t is understood
that the military commission found Mrs Per.
rino guilty and imposed light senteuce
upon her, but the sentence has not boon oil
cially promulgated.--N i. TimC'.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
From IIRytI.

BosTUN June l2-By arrivals horc, nd
vices arc received from Hayti To the 2sth oi
May.
Tho revolution was still in progress with,
out decisive results.
The recent report Of the defeat of the rebels
was not confirmed,
There has been some fighting near q onniyes,
and II was Thought the national troops would
abandon that place aud fall back upon st..
Marie,
President Je0rard was making great oXer-
tions in forwarding troops from Port au Prince
and neighbVing towns
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
From MSEIoo-ImPortnnt Victory Of
tho Liberals.

OGicial news from Acapulco dntol tho 9th
Of May, gives intelligence which was sup
pressed In the dispatches Sont through French
sources from Havana General Hogulcs,
with part OF the first division Of the cen
trail national army Of Mexico, attacked the
city Of Tacamhraro, In tho State Of Mochoa-
chn, on the llth Of April, aud took il by
storm, capturing all the garrison, including
two hundred BClginns together with their
ammunition, artillery, &c, A few days bo-
foro the national forces captured u train
with supplies and ammunition sent from
Morolin 10 pRscauso, and defeated the French
forcos at Puruandiro CuitIo and ZinRpearo,
all In tho State Of MeehGaoan.
General Ortegn, the commander -in.chief Of
tho contrC, had taken the field, having rCcov-
erod from his wounds.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
GEN. HALLGCK's ADMINIsTUA-
TION OF AFFAIRS IN RICH
MOND-HE DENIES THAT COL
ORIcD MEN ARE HI. TR REATED

ORIcD MIGN ARE HI TREATED
MAI. GEN. TERRY TO sue
CEED GEN. HALLECK.
Repeated complaints have been made 10 us
that colorod persons in Richmond, under the
recent administration Of ten. lIALLECE,
have been unkindly and bruthlly treated.
We have rofraincd from Publishing anything
IN the subject, knowing that tho attention Of
the Secretary Of War had boon called to it,,
and EupPosing, ns u matter of course, that he
would investigate the reports. We learn
that hO has done 50, and that Gen. HALLErK
has replied to tho secretary's inquiries.
Tho Gonornl says that after Ike evacuated
Richmond, tho city rapidly GllOd up with
gnmblors, thieves, hssassins and bcggArs, and
that, us u natural consequence, many arrests
were made md some severity wRs nccCssnry
That In dealing with those offenders, white
and black wore treated tho snmo; that in the
administration Of tho civil nhair- Of tbs
D-r..-.-..ont hs has no SIv~'~A,,s that black
pcrsonS have boen unkindly treated.
Major aeherRI TERRr, the hero Of Fort
Fisher, Is about to sliccecd General lALLgcK,
We sincerely hope that GcnOr"l TERRr will
70 administer tho affairs of his Department,
which Is to ombracc tho State Of Virginia,
ns to forever blot out every lingering vcstigr
Of that Internal relic of barbarian growing
out OF tho past relation Of masLcr and slave
among the "F. +. v.'s'. If he will put tho
iron hOel upon II wherever and whenever II
shows It's reasonable head, he will do the
bost thing that can be done for the future OF
the country, and will DO generously supported
by the President aud people of the United
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
Gen. sIocum at the STOCK E,chnngc.

Major General Henry W. Slocum visited
the Stock Exchange this afternoon, and wal
warmly greeted General Rogers accom-,
panied him Mr.. II. T. Morgan, leading
member of tho Board, introduced him to the
company upon which proceedings were sus.
pended, and thrice throo cheers given To the
man that captured Atlanta.
Tho 0OnOral expressed his pleasure at
meeting so many tokens of friendship, and
to perceive that the war had left SO few
marks upon our national prosperity.
General Slocum IL resident Of Syracuse,
and represented the second district OG Onun.
daga county in tho Assembly Of 1859. lie
was an efficient and influential member
~ y. ErcmiHg Post, IL.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
GENERALS TERRY AND ORD As
SIGNED To DUTY.

Maj Gen. ALBEnr II TEnuY, tho hero Of
Fort Fishor, has been assigned to the mill.
tary command of the State Of Virginia,
headquarters a Richmond, Uics Gcn. HAL,
LICK, who goOs TO the Pacific.
Maj. Gon. oRD has been assigned to the
military command Of tho state Of Oregon,
headquarters at Portland.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
The New Constitution of Missouri
Adopted.

Sr. LouIs, June l2.-Returns from row.
enty-onc counties, together with a portion Of
the soldiers vote, leave no doubt M to the
adoption Of the new constitution by decided
majority.
Thirty-two counties nre yet to bo heard
from, hearty all Of which will give n major.
hy for the constitution, which, together with
several thousand soldiers voies yet TO come
In, will make the majority In fnyor Of lie
adoption from o, 900 TO 5000.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
DIED,

on Monday, tho l2lh Inst, Ions 7. ArcHnos,
In the 10Th year nf his age. The friend, and &C
Hnaintaucrs "i the family arc respectfully invited
10 MNand bib funeral from hia late rnsilsncr, gu
h"lwec.l llth aud l2th strerts east, on wednes.
my tho li'h inst, At SO'clOSk y. M,
Thus was tauched hts gentle Spirit
Tonehod by doath's uneuing hand;
Aud ho Is gone, litn 10 Inherit
Upward to bottor land
~ the Government Hoss,.L for the Insane, an
tbe lS tsstant. after q brief illncss, IN tho MD
S"Ht "t boz age, Mrs. ELLRN @. NtoHOLs, Wifo Of
br' e. u. Niehols, aud eldest daughter Of tho
late john W. Maury, ot this city.
no Iahura! service WIN take place at rrinlty
church, On Wodnnshay, the IIth Instant At
o clock, " a.. Tho friends OF IGo fanIfy arc rS.
EPoctlully inyuoA 10 attend ~"
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13

Tns HEATED TERM,--The weather has
beon hot enough lAtOly 10 ripon up the crops,
which took lnO start during the rainy
weather and We learn that tho Yield of ngrt,
cultural products in the counties of Mary,
land adjoining the District will be something
magnificent. Tho prices OF vegetables have
-G,IIsA. .. Com -daEraaE- -h..Last come down con.
siderably lower.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
auartcrmastcrs, Accounts Settled.

NEw YoRk, Juno I2-fho Times has
special dispatch from Chattanooga Of the 10th
instant, saying that n tremendous explosion
and fire occurred there on tho evening Of the
9th instant.
II Is supposed that 1t was cnuScd by spnrk
Of n locomotive, which, through careless.
nc's, ignitad loose powder in the ordnance
department.
Several tons of fixed ammunition md
loose powder were exploded, and shot aud
she'll were sent Kissing about tho town, kin.
ing and wounding many.
The immense Qunrtorniastor's buildings
took fire, and were destroyed involving n
loss of quarter Of n million dOllarg' worth
Of stores.
Some think tho Gre was the work Of nn in.
cendinry, rs IL occurred simultaneously with
tho Nashville and Gallntin fires.
The railroad Is nearly completed To Al.
lantn.
ryUfthern GoorCiR
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13

Tug Boston Commonwealth says that Mr..
L. T. Sanborn, of Concord, tho woll-known
irlond and correspondent Of John Hrown, is
now in Richmond, and In possession Of iaoil-
itiss which will -onRble him to procure from
tho archives Of that State valuable letters and
other documents throwing much light upon
tho expedition Of Captain Brown to Virginia,
with additional facts pertaining TO his last
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13

'HEAvY YDEFALCATloX.-Tho Hartford (Con.
nooticut) Times states that Government off
GERS arrested, in that city, On Wednesday, u
party charged with dolulcation in Trnnessos
10 tho amount Of $3.50, 900. The Times says
tho party Is DR.. VIM. q. Kune, formerly Of
New Haven, but his friends are confident Of
his innocence.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
BY TELEGnAPu.
Fatal IgapIosIon,

FRASEFoRr, June 13.--The boiler Of the
freight locomotive in front Of the railroad
depot exploded this afternoon, destroying q
large portion Of the depot. -Four persons
were killed and eight or ten wounded. Cause
Of the explosion unknown.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
sidsrabIy lower.

IT Is believed that some forty persons per.
ished BY the burning Of the steamer George
TrOup in the Savannah river n few days
riHes, while en- TOuto with a cargo of cot.
ton and passengers from Augusta to savOn.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
TUEsDAY:;,:;::;a;:;#,m:#:JUNE u, 1865
PAssPORTs .
speoiaI notice.

Persons residing or being in Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain tho same, with tho lCnst possible
expense and delay, on pcrsonHi application
at the Department Of State. my4-3m
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
Jeremiah ON the TRAITOR JcR.

Tho following passage occurs in the Book
of Jeremiah. II will bo found In the 18th
chapter, 22d verse:
Aud " thou say In thine honrt wherefore como
these things upon mc' For the creatures of ihiuo
inhIuity are thy skirts discovered aud thy heels
madu bHTc.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13

NIrRoOES does not become component
part of the body, but passes of unchanged in
the urino. This shows the Importance Of
preserving the urine in the manure, rs A.l7
Of RmmOnln 10 "'ir""on.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
q Z + 1 O l A l..
war nr,trrrrr.l !

WAR nErARrnfNT,
AnJUTANT GESERAL'H OFFICR,
WAHuiSurOS, May -, 1865. y
Pint bicutonaHt SEHAETtAN T. MrRABEN, Quar-
hfmaslrr Mh Tenn"ssCo volunteers, charged
WIN otonoeS, aud hcTot0fOrn Published, iA OK
nmw irum being dismissed the service of tho
un'led States, tho Military Commission Instituted
10y urncrai Orders No. hl ssrles of 1898 fiom
lhe War Depart lncnt, having reported that satia-
factory deiGncO has booh made In his case.
...... ..... y. ID, TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdlutaAt 0eRsrAl,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
MARRIED.

In this city, juno 7th, by tho Rev. Mr.. T D.,
FinekCl, BroYot Brig. 0ou. X W. wHuAKEK
and Miss TnEAn0C1A DAVIS
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
From Savannah and Port RoyRi-Deol
NYRtcr In tho Port noYnI New South.

NEW YORK, Juno 13.--The steamer Full
ton, with Savannah dates TO the 9th and
Charleston and Port Royal dates to the 10th,
has arrived.
Among hor passengers arc Major General
Grover and staff
The Savannah HrraH says the following
troops arrived there on the Sth 26th MasSa.
chusctts battalion Of volunteers, and the 37th
Pennsylvania volunteers.
The Charleston Courier givcs n gratifying
account Of the revival Of business there.
Every day six or eight now stores are opened
II says the burnt district Is to he rebuilt
The correspondent Of tho Port Royal Nov
South, claims TINT the deep water Of Its bar
Dor, its readiness Of access, the snlubriou
climate and fertility Of soil renders II th,
place OF all othors indicated by nnturc for
great commercial city. All IL moods IL I
shor piece Of Railroad To connect with III,
land
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-13
Lieut.. Gen. Grant at Chicago.
The Gandest Ovation ever Paid in Chicago
10 any Living Man. -
Welcoming speech by Gen. Hooker
Speeches by Gen, Sherman and Senator Yates
Gen. Grant Returns 60 Washington
Immediately.

CnIcAao. June lO.-Lioutcnant General
0nANT arrived to-day at half past twelve
o'clock. lie was met at the depot oC tho
Michigan Southern Railroad by tho Mayor,
tho Common Council, the Board Of Trndo, n
band Of music. u military escort, General
HookEn and slaH, and Thousands Of citizens
When the train arrived salute OF fifteen
guns was fred by battery from Camp Doug.
las.
His reception was the grandest ovation
ever paid by Chicago to any living man. lie
was escorted to the Sanitary Fair building
On horseback, and was there met by thou
sands of people, who greeted him with deaf
oning shouts Tho ladies showorcd boquet,
along his path. General HOOEER made the
welcoming speech, and General GRANT bowed
his compliments, but said he made no speOohe,
and called on Ex-Governor YArEs to speHl
for him. Governor YATES spoke briefly and
eluguontly.
Con. SHERMAN being on the stand, wa
called out, and said fow words
Gen. GRASr leaves next Monday night fol
Washington
Tho fair is we'll attended. The weeks re,
ccipts thus far arc $Is5, 900. Generals
0RAsr, SnERNAa, HooKER, AuGUR, nnt
HAzEN arc all at the fremont House.
Con. GRANr was scronnded this evening, Al
the fremont House, after returning from III,
fair
Tho weather is cool. Heavy rain fell yes
terday.