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l1anafacturers amd 4raders, Ba,.1.

CORRESPONDENTS and Depositors are herebv
~ notified that at the close OF business on NOM
DAY, JULY slst, 1865, the assets ami balances Of
this Bank win be transferred to THE NATIONAL
and title the business of the Bank will thenceforwari
be conducted. All orders, checks and eommunica
tons should be addressed accordingly
Stockholders are requested TO hand in their certa
Gates 20 be exchanged.
- EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, July ~, 1000 july31l3w
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Tie County COMMITTEES will DO in session at the
Hall. August 18th, at sso'cicck A. M. 10
The chairmen Of the several Town Committees are
requested to forward the es Of theiE Delegates to
the Chairman of the County COMMITTEE, as soon as
they may be chosen.
LEWIS B. SMITH, Portland, Chairman.
LUKE BROWN, Brf. gton,
W4LLdA1 SMALL, Raymond, paOn
AOAAIlo Hladf, Scaiboro', County
NATHANIEL DYER, Pownal a..
SAdUGL GA2L.ANJ, Wiadnam, OomnA-''ee
PortlanI, Jaly 2Jsl, 1Sc5.-lti
Eve ing Star c1py. & lone gasfafSst :
% Ihe Boston Post thinks the Atlantic tel-
egraph is not likely to prove priceless bles-
sing. sssts1s fss 5aAR usEE
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"a. MORSE.aM.mD.

TREATS Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medcated Inhalation
Success unprecedented. Can refer to thousands in
this city and State, and all parts of the United
States. Office No. 2 SMITH STREET, PORTLAND.
MAINE. june2stf
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY AND SECOND
SENATORIAL DISTRICT gld)

OOM6G 6LIAND OOON1L ANO cGOONO
SENATORIAL DISTRICT Ela9
CONVENTION.
The citizens ofCumberland County +who support
tho National Administration of ANDREW JOHNSON,
and the State Administration of SAMUEL CoNy," are
hereby requested to send Delegates to the Conven-
ton to be held in PORTLAND, at the CITY HALL,
on
Thursaay, August 17fh,
ct ten O'Clock in the frenoon, for the purpose Of
nominating caalilasesfor
COUNTY ATTORNEY. i'ae
FOUR SENATORS.
COUNTY TREASURER. ~
CoUKTY COMMISSIONER. 49,
Also to elect COUNTY COMMITTEE for the ensu-
Ing year. r SIS sas gtr
Eacl City and Town win be entitled to send one
Delegate and an additional Delegate for every sew
elty-hve votes east for Gov. Cory IN Sept 1854 I;
a1l one fJr a majority fraction-as follows:-
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y at lat Middle Street. whore every variety Of Rub
ter Goods can be procured, at Manufacturer prices
Their assortment of Rubber, Jewslry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent junea3tt
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CoLGATE's HONEY soar.

COLGATES HONEY SOAP!
Y THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollisat In its nature, fagrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale BY all Drwggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
'stunes1d1yres ss9tsstlH iBA
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DEPARrURn on ourAN srnAn1nR,
NJ A rim e N EWS
PoRT PoRTLAND.
: Saturday, July es.

Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston. W
Big Theodorus, lBr) Cox, Caibarien, Cuba.
sch Margaret Alice, (Brl Simonds, Canada Creek.
Sch Mjnna, Hutchinson, Boston, ,r-.
Sch Susan Center, Low, Boston,
Sch Kate Aubrey, Jacobs, Boston. if @
Sch hena Keene, Bay Chaleur, $50 bbls mackerel;
sch sarah Harris, Hunilcy, Machias. -.. 3
sen Emeline, Farnham, Damariscotta 20 -'- i
sen John haggles, Dodge, Bangor for Boston,
Sch Brutus, Dodge, Bangor for Boston. n o. BIZ
Sch Boxer, sutton, Bangor TOR Ipswich. lEs-l
sen Aiaynower, Weymouth, Bangor for Lynn
80 ID. aa-...s CLEARED.
& Fox. .iN alF7T ~ - 80 A-.''ei'
Brig EudoIns, Smith, Trinidad-Hophn Eaton.
Sch olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston---J Brown
& Son.
SAlLEDTBrig Snow Bird; schs Bramhall, Thos
Sunday, JuIy 80.
L-y.- -la ARRIVED. 4 tf - .l-| = 10
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

FacC worth knowing,
That Rubber Goods can be repaired in a neat and
substantial manner, at 4tff0Iht
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
july21sntf l47 Middle St.
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A Ney Discovery b. Photography.
THE subscriber would call public attention to
i New and Original process for making

Which is superior to anything ever before intro
duced. Its advantages being to produce clear pic
ture, with more brilancy of Tone and less liable To
fade. ..tGf ENt
For Copying and Enlargng pictures this process is
particularly adapted & 81. i1,3elfiis .5,.5' T. 81,
price than by the old process 81, ga n, ~. 5sI
Exhibition Rooms open at all hours of the day.
The public are invited to call and examine speci-
mems. f.-a,,ffsa.sl. $500 7
..1sia "a Sd 1854 q GEORGE NJ. HOWE,
sl.faf- TEMPLE OF ART, 112 MIDDLE STREET.
june7sn3m
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORL.EANS--Ar 21st, ship Bazaar, Stnson.
Boston; brig Benz Delano, Atwood, Galveston.
Below 22d, barque Palo Alto, nom Havana; brig
John Stevens, from Matanzas. i9
Cid goth, sch Sunbeam, Pierce Belfast. . gt, lI
.RlCHMOND-Ar 25th, sch Jas Brophy, Packard
GEoRGETowN-cld 9th, barque Eph Williams,
Perry, Baltimore. 1rs
BALTlAIORE-Cld 27th, barque Exchange. Chur-
;hi Charleston; brig Catharine Nickels, PhilbrOok
: pHILADELPIHA-Ar 9th, schs Keokuk. Small;
Siak, Ingalls,, and Paran, Clark, New York. f
NEW YOliK-Ar 9th, ship II @ Winthrop, Stew
art, New Orleans; bIigs Forester, Murray, Lingan
Annie NJ Chadwick, PAYNE, Cow Bay CD; Constitu,
4oh, Smith, Mobile; Robert Foster, Carter, Mil
o. idgs; Triton, Freeman, Providence. $50 80.
!. CID ZIth ship John Bunyan, Carver Turks Island;
5arque John Carver, Nichols, do. 500 eflll
ar 18th, brigs Zero Wilson, Sierra Leone; George
I CID 18th, ship Underwater, Sears. st John NIB /;
5arque Winslow, Nichols, Cow Bay CB; brigs Reso-
lutte, Peterson, Ponce; Thos Owen, Butterfeld Nue.
gtas; Ocean Wave; Barton, Philapelphia; sch VIM
PROVIDENCE-Ar 2sth, sch Belle, whitmore,
Ar at Apponang 27th, sch Mineola, Holt, from Els
worth. li9il in fs9.1t uN f,0t a.l.l .r. l.H
NEWPORT 18th, sch Sarah. Thomas, I'm Fall
Passed up, sch W DabOsq, CrOwen, FIN Bangor
for Pawtucket. i'.'i -rr ,s .aifA 10 ~ llf. m
HOLINESS HoLE,--Ar 27th, sch Democrat, Grier
Ar 2Sth, scbs Fredk Warren, Robinson, Baltimore
for Portland; Julia Smith, Bragg from Portland for
new 4 Ofk. .Fstf..HIE alft
BOST0N-Ar 2sth, ship Gondola, Brown, Glen
fuegos; brigs VIM Nash, Gould, Cienfdegos; L M
Merritt, Berry, Philadelphia. ~ Hl l1s
Below, barque M w Brett, rhurlow, from Phila-
depliia. rft7i slisris r,frf| ,l.f fs tf,.r fi.
Ar 29th barques Edw Everett Harding, George
town; Martin w Brett, Leighton, Philadelphia; brig
Fannie Lincoln, Collins Havana; schs Rising Sun,
Smith, Elisabethport; Mary Elizabeth, Higgins, Mt
Desert; Kenduskeag, Mash, Harrington; Uncle Sam,
Spear, Rockland; Concordia, Pratt, do. ~
cid 18th, brigs stockton, Grimm for New Orleans
Martha Washington, Blanchard Philadelphia
SALEM-Ar 2Sth, brig Angie II Curtis, Merriman
Philadelphia; sch Hampden Belle, Hatch, do.
Cid 18th, schs Leocadia. Allen, New York; Mary,
Sawyer, Jonesport. --.-
| New York. ~--'-9---
GLOUCESTER-Ar 26th, schs Commerce, Mulln
Calais for New Haven; Sarah Ann, Hart, Boston for
Calais; Hattie Coombs, Drinkwater, Roekland for
| Richmond. - W en-
NBWBURYPoRT-Ar2st h, brig vincennes, Hodg-
| Ion, Philadelphia.
| BANGOR-Cld 18th, briggs Fidelia. Stone, Buenos
Ayres; Abby Thaxter, Walker, Canary Isles.
Cid 2Sth, barque David Nichols, Gerry, Matanzas.
|! BATH-Ar 2Sth, brig Hattie, Gilkey, from Phila-
| delphia. 4
Also ar 2sths barque Jas Ward, Tibbetts, Boston
| for Gardiner. A'+
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M. @. M.

a "A stated meeting Of the Maine Charitabla
81 Mechanic Association, win be Ieid IN shs
a,s Room on Thursday evening, Aug. 90
julySitd STEPHEN MARSH, Secretary.
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steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston. IA
Sch Active, Sherman, Georgetown DC.
Sch Gen Washington, Farr. Boston.
Sch Harbingers Ryder, Mt Desert.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland.
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Found.

A sum OF Money which the owner can have BY
anu P-'-'s 'nArses' july11dst
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FoREIrN PORTS.

AT Cardiff 18th inst, ships Whampoa, Carter, for
Shanghai; John Watt, Poole, for Point de Gale; II
Robinson, Long, for New York.
At Port aq Prince 18Th inst, brig Beaver, Warren,
from New York. iIE a -TT 7
At Cienfuegos 9th inst brig E A Bernard, Crowel.
nom Aspinwau, ar 4th with crew all sick. 81 lt3tt
At Natanzas 21st inst, barques Patmos, Spring for
do; brig Calmuck, Pettengill, for Philadelphia do ;
and others.
Ar at Halifax Ms 10th, brig W "A Black, Watts, I'm
:. Ar at Richibucto NIB 18th inst, barque Augusta
Kelley, Phillips, Bpstpu.atl as ~ 1lfsnaSsI !
= Cid at st John NIB 24th inst, sch Arno, Whipple
Boston. D 'iafli@iSt 'tiV 10Y '7V77'l'' II
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@ p Q r. II LIZA N d | I
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,

ALoNz0 s. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR,
No. 50 Middle Street, - Portland, Me- +
Copying done in the best mansr. - dsc2otf.
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SPOxEN.

July p, lat 80 16 Ion 70 2s ship Narraganset from
New Orleans for Bordeaux.
July 23 lat 3S 49, lon 70 O5, brig Vincent Of Bath
from Philadelphia for Falmouth <.
July g. lat 80 40, lon IS 80, ship VIM Frothngham,
from New York for Bordeaux. ~ fVI -
a July 26 lat =, lon "a 0S, ship Baker Allen from
Nueyitas for New York.
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Vessels Wanted.

~ Two VESSELS Of 100 to 200 tons ca
I'll pacity IN coal each, to bad at Glace Bsv
I'm cape Breton, for Saco. A liberal freISSyss
AkAAA wiz Be paid; Apply 70 400 - ''''S"'
ass.7.as7A.SS McSlLVERY, RYAN & DAVIS.
aat lol Commercial Street.
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST.

-saa'a@ti .aolfAT aataAag
, 1865-08-04
NUMBER 5 ).
4 cauGtr shot DEED IN his 1mre In
New york. ~
From the New -r..,

~
Shortly after =. o'clock on Saturday :: ,r,,,,.
affair occn1I.sd Ia beaver street canso, Il: ~
1ense e5E-.:ement in the vicinity, where tie
ac!--ss n it we:e we'll known. 1t the hoI-
nj 1tntfoned Mr.. James Oram, Of the A!m 9!
Dram 4; Thomas, wcschcrs md gauyers. At
No. q Broad street, entered the office Of 1T,
Joseph Van DoTen, also a Weieher and
gauser, At No. 40 Bsayer street. Exactlv
what tIansp;red there Is not ret known, but
In shcst time the report Of two pistol shots
wHs heard and O1am was seen to run trora the
otl!ce. He was pursued and CAUGHT while en-
:erirg No. IS William street.. OEacer Riley,
Of the First PsecIucs, then came up, an3 liz
prisoner was given into his charge.
Van D:reu, the deceased, was found lying
uron the floor # his efflce, the blood fast
flowing from q deep wound In the left breast.
Around were the marks Of q desperate strug-
Ele. In the vicinity was found revolver,
with two of the barrels discharged. This Tho
prisoner has since admitted belonged to him.
D. cca. ed Tas agsd a @ : fc1ty. .d1e years, and
resided At Jersey City, where lie feayss wife
siderable pn1ttfca1 Influence, and nt one time
held seat in the Aldermauic Board Of that
place.
The prisoner is aged thizty-two years, aud
resides at No. Sig West Fcrty-.hird street,
Nht:o his mother aud sister alao reside. and
Who arc dependant on him fos support Ee
states that for come years he was connected
With the deceastd in business metters. aud
that when they separated the latter went to
seresal Of bis {the prisoner's) friends and t.e-
cla1ed thst he WA thtef, and utterly un-
trust worthy, and In this manner attempted
to iDju1e his bn:iIess. On Saturday he called
On the deceased to demand an expia1a tion
and the latter assaulted him. What he did
Wss in sel-defense.
, 1865-08-04
Especial Dispatch to the C1alc.so Tribunal

| t@f~eA 0'0p''>a W .u' ~ais-fo itioaee'l
srn1s7F1ELD, AuEus:3
ir tnssrr,n,to-s ~ ,ha " = N ~. - a.. ...e.
- 80, nno 0-7 ~ ~" ~ Ao1 'ooss' 'oe sau
e' xee'eoo. -,..
The passenger train Oh the Chsease, Alton &
ass ntre hnrra 1a1a rTho 49, -. 49, .- s..,A
,ns 1sg ~ t .so Iue eeay "as einsed W
Ic u toe t1aex oi special train orcu-
Tbe rc~nl&r weekly ,nretf,r ,f IL. E>.t.,
L,cc.ln Horumpnt Apsoc,s,ton "a. ha,d ~, :
sf,c,rncn ~ -, r,,,+n, H. neA tn'a
coa'f, ana a1u.l attendance Of the members pses-
t1f. Hen. Jr1nee q. Bevrrldae, Treasurer or the
Apscc,a or. rercrt,d ,he ann or an IN, fa a. ~
3uk AZ lee IEE8Euff ou 1uG PFC VIC a. evening. The
, 1865-08-04

declared that he wonld never comc down
alive, and would kill any ono who should
COMO ugon the 1oof. Il VAS, therefore, an
tnross:bility to get him safely, acd 1t wonll
be csftc.r death for any one to go upon the
roof md grapp1c with hfa,.. he WIS 'tper-
fect mnster OF the el'uation." 4 watch was
kept upon him during the night aud the
next forenoon.
It was thought thst Father Sullivan. tbf
Catholic priest WHO had previously visited
him and seemed to hare Considerable Influ
ence eEcr him, might induce him to come
down, aud he was sent for at Holyoke. but
being sick he could not attend, aud 3. mt one
Of bis assistants. Before be arrived the mad
man, At abont II o'clock, was selzed with q
fit, 10 which he was subject, while sit iae
beside chimney, and curling up rolled OF,
striking On the eolid hardpan below, b:eak.
Ing. one arm and inju'ing himself internally,
so that he Lived only about IN hour. In his
disabled condition eren he fought dcsp :
rately, and It was with difficulty that be Vas
secured. The venti1ator through which be
escaped 10 oyal-shaped, 8 by 12 Inches, and
extended from near ths top Of the vail ho.;.
zontally ahont 10 inches aud then up to the
roof. This hole he enlarged by Knocking out
the brick. He entered the yen-ila*o: by
turning his led up against the wall.
, 1865-08-04

the Alc1lms.nd Election.
lie fhlndelrhlA Iaquirtr's Richmond cor-
respondent senda the following y!a Wash
" On Saturday, committee Ct candidates
elected at tie late election in Kichr1ond
visited On Coy. Pelrpoint to lay before him
the order OF Gen. Turne-, declarfnT fhe e1.c.
ticn void. The Governor replied int I,a
wculd take the matter under copsid r-.f;o,
upon which the committee Withdrew. I'm
!Ug the day Gov Peirpoiut called On Gem
erals Terry end Turner. aud on nrproacstnp
the subject, was ndy{eed, In polite terms, nut
TO 1neddle with What did not concern him.
This interview shows that net even 10 please
Ptirpolnt will the military authorities alloE
the EeceEsiCptsts to reeume control OF affairs.
The Cl.fon men Of Richmond held meet
ing On Saturday afternoon, at the olIlce Of
Z. 4. Lancaster, mad prepared ticket TO be
submitted to the people at the new election
They head 1t with n. 4. Claiborne, an M
compromising Union man, for Mayor, and
! make It mp entirely with equally unexcep-
! tltuable union men. franklin Slea,ns Is at
| the head Of the movement The plan Is to
| submit 1t by cauyassers to the people, and
| vhtn minority have pledged themselves 10
! vote for it to petition for new election.
| The people and press Of Richmond have
been very quiet since the gentle remindt.
| Gen. TW bex gave them Of the existence oi
The United States Government, and neIthe.
Saturday or this morning had either OF the
/ dlsloyt1 papers word to 6av abont the cleo
tions whatever. There is much less Of thf
turbulent spirit displayed on the streets.
, 1865-08-04
What the H0fah has Lust-VGry Dtas
1Fct1l: KaG3uFe.

fWGhirgton Correspondence ". Z. Exp7es..]
Before the wcr large pumocs OF Northern
young men AID women we're annually In dc.
usnd a. the Snu!h % tca:hers in echools and
private families. This demand has ceased
now altogether and Is not likely to be re-
rived during the present generation, II ever.
For the Southern people hare neither the fc-
clnation to employ Northern teEche.s, nar
the ability to pay them adequate salsrIes Il
they had the inclination to employ them.
Whatever mearre Wages they may be here
after enabled to pcy for the education Of
their children. Will be paid TO the youcg
men and women Of their own neigh
bosh0ods fwhom tho war has impoyer-
l$ted. The supply from this source .s, in
DEF d, already greater than the demand, and
large number Of Southern ladies' are now IN
this city and Baltln1 3rc, seeking employment
as teachers. The North loses an annual in
c2rc f.em this source OF 1T least orc miEi.u
dollars. distributed chiefly Ia New Eoeand,
New York, NeT Jersey ard Pens q 51san'a.
The South has been for ejgh:y years cur m
dfa, ous Ell Dorado; whence, in return tor
our export Of teachers, clerks, railroad men,
mcchanlcs, b1eadstutfs, Live stock, dry goods,
boots snd shoes, hardware, ctc.5 ETC., vi:
lave derived the WhereTi!ha' to live CON-
f9rtah'y, and to make respectable figure in
lie Mpfld.
, 1865-08-04
CHICAGO. FRIDAY, AUGUST i. 1866

1sgs. 4 1socs ss!on Of c,rr,asrs Wis formed,
Gtn. 0iaht kc!rE In a1 open biro1che, and Il
Iafee Mlftas3 -scot!, under Col, Lttty. cnpdnc
60 me General through the pll3eip7l stfcets. 10
ne state 1onks. where he WIS pr r:stn,ed 10 Gov,
ConJ o5 HoE1 Ns. Blai1. The Governor wel.
eOfaea n1m :lo't cordially, and thu General te-
fpefded via tto most eloquent silence.
na vas ten int1oeucea. to tie Gov
sthut HI tt.f and the Suite efies,s, and
Maaes cluzeni. Tie GoYcrnor then coadaet-
1l@ 70 she ttoop OF the Capitol aad antto.1ced
hin 70 The Safs cuLcourse sEsemhled there. RAo
Ee.eonce hins WITH most enthusiastic aaa pro-
pohse ~ so% othes l!s::ss seateea pre!en.
1nt ms1t ~. entered and responded TO tas 4:
EN- Bnst 'peeehes were u,ade by Gs.esala
sot. a1a E;lt1sl Parker. tho noble Iasian. tbs.
iatss1 sai he AID been III ali parts nj tue uaitei
Ssatst, nht eTeTah he ha1 ust the ir1tps,sei.
bia t1n1:e. ae kne@ Yankees cnn!d dgnt fos
ho1ot End 10! Eg5t, and ho kne Y lit men oi
such AnLfeeten9, lUch history. such pr,cltvtttes
would reycE etssa to love liberty or to rpaol1
this Dag Hhien Wsst:s tue symbol.
Atao1cl0ts Gen. Grant, wl'h hts wife and Mrs.
Gei. uo~ats. save reception to the lAdles only
aLlhe AuEuita 1ouie- After which rha General
and still loda about the city with Coz. Cony aud
with surphous diner al the Augusta uvase.
Alter discussing the dinner, Gov. EouY PRO.
poted the hct!lh Of hts dis l1guisned guest IN
e.oquenl sanxtsEe. wAtca was eutausfssa ally
chetred. Thsp1tty then broko up ao1 p7oceelsd
Immediately 10 the c1t., Whlc1 lett at 6:31 f,F
Portland, Wh.te the Geucrsl arrived at o'clock,
ToutsFGw morning the Genera, nAk.s III ex.
cnttt:n anotJ- tau lslsn15 IL the harbor, Anl Al
Icy ,. n. 'sIts tor Queoec.
, 1865-08-04

thssire soldiers discharges in thi. city, and
What psicts s,e pald. it msy be proper t. say
that 81 such eptca's1toDs are connected with
all persons seeking 10 purchase their psper..
Tue trastees OF tie Soldiers Home ara In ses.
efon al tic State Hous: to day, aud most enco1l-
se1rE r. ports are nsde ftoo every portion OF ttlc
Statc.
The 11th irfantry, Col. Macau'ey, SIC men and
8, elcess 9Th ,n:antfy. Col Sears, 361 men aud
Iptsp,ry. which was eonkoidated with The s4th i;
Eth ID autEy. Col. Murray, 4s9 tnen, Z; officers.
ard detschnt Mt OF 1LU nlcp Of the jrd cavalry
hare reached the city AID VII be rendered pab
lie reception to MORROW.
Gos. Morton exp: cts to leave for the aast on
topr to night. In his asEelce Lieut.. Gov. Colrat
Bsker will hsve charge Of the Executive Depatt-
fna
, 1865-08-04

nreadfn1 Scene in an xnsane AsJlun1.
Ths Northampton, Masa., Gazette OF TIE
25th Says:
,.st Ftidovs 1t about ten O'Clock the night
r1erion afss ,Ss2suss st9as e and afs.
pel9te,l{ S. ronI1 In one OF the rear two-story
bn;,d;ura soi a na and reached the roof, where he
ogaphd eetahiishsd himself, and bade defiance to all
eStapid etSSaWesids Hewas soon discovered, and eve
the elt Mea'1j lint lie ingenuity Of the superin-
tsndemt shy, and his associates could invent, was
made induce him to come en- d aeTa bas rt ;
:e.A hole 81 IL sste Gu: v i e sss
Ffan E1n thpe p1 soo1, he malnsn beat back al who
I43a1ontri uulI ny to approach him. The roof is
I',ta Hem. but The crazy man would run all
aa,e t. ~ aft nr the cares, without fear and
g;si, sdIt =, "n,erset impuaitY. No sane person.
cnuId ru possibly accomplish what hs did. IL
, 1865-08-04

Especial Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribaue.]
1xDIAEAFoIIs, Ang >.
The forthcoming report Of Aciutaut General
lefstll promises to be the most complete thtog
ol the kind ever issued. 1t will contain brief
na'tas5 history Ct every officer ind soldier who
e nat peen connected with Indiana regiments and
"a' eslet: snd will probably iii four octave vo'-
onH. oea- FesH'l his iksued circular to the
on'ee1s hppnfa1ed by the Preeiaert from Iudtsna.
rqreshre thea 10 forward Information Of their
e1t1y into ihe tervcc, promot,ors and reasons for
esme, history Of the services rendered, car,
psigLs. &C., and ccplee Of all official reports
uzdo by them Of operations OF Ire.rna troo2..
Medical oalce1s ste ALSO requested TO make re-
cical. u sets observed oy them during the war.
Another circular tlam he ssrae otae,al anaounes:
fsnt Geuggal that all Indiana troops viii be mis-
teTed cpt Of service as soon as the interes,a OF
the pub.ic Eeryice WILL admit.
InuptFies having been 1nade 1t the Executive
ptptttment Is 10 whether there arc parties pur-
, 1865-08-04

lSpceial Dlslatch u the Chicago Triouoe.1
DEsAo1SEs. Iowa, Aug+3 q.
Repairs Oh tie Dubuque and Sioux City Rail
r''sd hre ab1ut completed Extraordinary actir
1ty hts sr*n displayed to get The road aesln il
rrlrtnc order. There WIS mora rs.n ycsteraa7
H1d to-day. after dry spei1, lasting rix dsys.
The cars on the Mississippi and Mtssou.l Rail,
rcod will. on Monday nsxt, run 10 Msaniug's
Station, seven niles east Of N1wtcu I'D fu1ty
mil: eaet ol the Capital.
Tle depot buildings st Gtlnntu arc about to be
1emsyed tc Iscnip:'e.
9Th. u. II. Crocket will stast, on Monday next,
for Washington. Il. reported that he IL shout
to accept en Important Command In Tex4s. lie
Is one Ct luws's mues elective ard popular Gen
sra.s.
The stesuer Jcrnio Ball Is op her way up tbs
Dee Mones HYet 10 tbs Place. She iefr Ottpuwa
yesterday. This Will he the fite. tc1mbo1. arf1-
val for years.
Agreat bsrheeut fns the crtctta'nmeut Of the
returned 20 dtess will come Ut ut Iowa City on
the llih inst.
Coy. Stone received, to-day, a tlsp3tch from The
WsE Department 10 the eject tha: the Iova cav.
slf5 EeEiclents Tcms'n,1 IN the D D!psEtpents Of
A1Gansa~ and Missouri. and the Ati1tisY Divisions
ol the Gulf aud Tcnu:sse~. cannot 10 ? be spa.st
nnc CT not fhertfcse he mastered oEt.