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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
LEGAL.
Notice of sale.

Notice of sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THU By
~ virtue OF a. order n v thds r5uTeh coas-
T. Common Pies the az dors gnsd, AdminisEEa-
tor OF The estate Of William II. Waller, junior,
sceased will Offer at private ., after the
18th dsy Of JuTe, 1865, be undivided half %
in block nns3Osr one HUNDRED ard two 0u2l
the aoSn of Lamasco, nuw Evansyiltes ail0s log
ten fi01 blssk 70 y Ia &c (t3l, ia Lamssco City,
so-tAl!ed, Yauderburgh eonnty, and ststs Of
lndiaoa.
TKENs.-0ne u ird cash, &na fhs bslsnee, in
equal psyu eats Ia six and Twelve months, with
Interest. without relief from valuation or sp-
praiseHent vs..
WILLIAM Il. wALKER,
jeI -l0i Administrator.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02
PROVISIONS.
MESS PORK, BACON and LARD

I'VE HAVE IN STOLE Zoo,A0o POUNDS or
w nsw Bacon eonsistinE Of Hans skov:dsrs
Char and kibped sides. AlEo, Mos Pork Aad
Prize Leaf Lard whleb w. sFs oissrln9 % ne
tTsas ~ fair p-ises. RREsTeE BROS
ssl 10. yirst Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-02

We will uianuftc ore all kind Of Tobacco to
auit any trades tuat may receive orders for.
We will assure the Wholesale trade thai eau rot
Be understood ia the West. We have been en-
gagged 10 the Tobacco business FOR twenty ysars.
We are prepared 20 execute our work "a the neat
style aad We respectfully solicit ihe attention
Of dealers our Touacco.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
Letter Of Sympathy from Russia.

Mr.. De St@ckel, the Russian Minister at
Washington, recently read to President
johnson the eloquent Instructions Of Prince
Gortohaoow, the Minister for Foreign Affairs
at 81. Petersburg, OF which the subjoined Is
translation:
St. PHrEnsnuna, 10th April, 1865
Sin: The telegraph has brought Us the
news Of the double crime Of which the Prssi-
dent Of the United States has fallen victim
and Mr.. Seward barely escaped
Tho blow which has struck Mr.. Lincoln, at
the very moment when he seemed about TO
harvest the ffuits Of his energy and perse-
vsrance. has been deeply felt In Russia.
Because Of the absence Of the Emperor.
am not In = position 10 receive and transmit
10 you expression Of the sentiments Of his
Imperial Majesty.
Being acquainted, nevertheless, with those
which our august master entertains towards
the United States Of America, II Is easy foE
me TO realize In advance the impression which
the news Of this odiOus crime will oause his
Imperial Majesty TO experience.
1hAve hAstsned to testify 10 Gen. Clay the
earnest and cordial sympathy Of the Imperial
Cabinet with the Federal Government.
Please TO express this In the warmest terms
TO President johnson, adding thereunto our
most sincere wishes that this new and griev-
Gus trial may not impede the onward march
Of the American people toward tho re. estab-
llshmsnt Of the Union, and Of that concord
which are the sources Of Its power and Of Its
prosperity.
Receive, cir, the assurance Of my very dis.
tinguished consideration.
CORrcHACOw.
His Ezcsllsney, Mr.. sroEcKEL.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
Tnn ArLAxrio MosruLr for june, lso


THH ATLANTIC MoSrHLr for June. 1865,
Is received from HUDSON TArLOR. SS4 PENN.
sylvania avenue. The following Is table Of
contenta;
A Letter about England BY John Weiss.
A Prose Hsnriads; by Gall Hamilton. Har.
pOerAtssj by Bayard Taylor. Dsly'S Cow by
Rose Terry. Needle and Garden; vi. Going
to Sleeps by Elizabeth A. G. Aksrs. Dr..
john vi BY TX. Marvel, The Great Lakes
BY Samuel O., chrke To Carolina Coronado.
Regnardi by y. Sheldon. John Browns
Raid How I got into II, aud How ! sOt Oui
Ofiti by John O. ROssngartsn. sehumnnn''
ouintstts in 4 Flat Major by>Annis N.
Brewster. Richard Cobdeni BY N. D. Con.
way. Modern Improvements and Our Ma
tiOnal Debt by L. B, Bisslow. The Chin
ney Corner VII By Mrs. II. D. Stowe,
The JAguAr Hunt by J. T. Trowbridge,
Late Scenes in Richmond; BY O. o. Conn
t'oarlstOn.") Down! BY II II. Brownsll
Tie Place Of Abraham Lincoln in History
BY George Bancroft. TisknOr d Fields, pub.
lishers
It isH very hns number, as our readers
will see from the above list
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
The Northwesssrn sanitary T.ir.


Great preparations are being made for the
approaching Sanitary Fair, to be held In
Chicago on the lst Of June. The chairman
Of the. Committee On Foreign correspon-
dence-Mr. CHAnLEs L. WILSON, Esq, late
Secretary Of Legation at London-writes TO
friend II have the most magnificent
articles sent TO me from Berlin, Paris, China,
Japan, and especially from tho loyal Amsri-
can ladies Of Liverpool, that were ever seen
in this country"
We undsrtand that the Secretary Of War
has promised Rev. Dr.. RYDER, of Chicago,
Illinois, that II the robes Of State" in which
his majesty, zone JEVYHRsoH DAVIS" was
clothed at the time Of his arrest, came TO tue
War Department before the 3Oth Of May they
shall be forwarded TO Chicago for exhibition
in the Great Sanitary and Soldiers Home
Fair.
Mrs. General SHERMAN and Mrs. DOUGLAS
are among the lady patronsssss Of the fair.
We learn that siaissa Of the prettisst girls
In the West have been selected 10. arrange
these gifts, and 10 sell them during the Fair.
We hope our bachelor friend viii not become
so much interested In these beautiful traffic
ers as to forget that Cupid may be concealed
in ioms Of those srtfally eonstruotsd Paris
ian or Chinese baubies
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
nx rnnnanAP1r.

rntsrseting news frsIa nIsxiso-sfaxi.
natiinnss Troops Dsssrtfng nm, :
New Rsvclution Breaking Out ON
the Rroustsr-Hesyy Bhipnrnts q
Specie 20 Europe.
NEw YoRK, May a0.-Tbe steamer Even.
ing Star, which len New Orleans on the
18th, has arrived. The New Orleans papers
contain some Mexican news.
When Colonel Towishiaky went out 10 at
tack the Liberals at Nava, the greater part
Of his cavalry deserted when ordered TO
charge. He fred upon them with his In
fantry and commenced rstreating, but was
ambushed and killed. III
Tho remainder Of his troops surrendered
Immediately. The Liberals had marched
within eight miles Of Pisdras Negraa. Maxi
milian's native troops could not be trusted.
A letter from Rio orands City says new
revolution Il breaking out on the frontier
Both the oortinns have joined their forces
with Leon at Lamargo, and are expected to
attack Mahamiras.
The steamships Btna, Erin, America, and
City Of Dublin smiled for Europe at noon,
taking over two millions Of doilars In specie,
and large number Of passengers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

nai's was .irues several tine. a dsssrlL,.
above ~ ~ -,
Twas al thIs moment that lhs nu,,s A..
Frederick, who rallied snlicienlIy 70 stIlI III.
his feeble efforts IN behalf OF Biz poor an.
were struggling with this man. that NsIs
Augustas Seward, awakened from slsSrE,,
the svreams Of fhfios Fanny, came into ne rs.,y
thinking that probably his faii,ar sns An,
rious, aud had frightened The atfendan,~. !.
else that the nprse lsfi 70 witch durinr "A.
night vas In some way mlrbeharing hin,.lf
The Major, seeing The struggle, ahd not n
all ileomprehanding the faota, took hold n a.
man (beliering him slili to be the nurlsl ana
dragged him 70 he door. of course n, al
sassin took ndraniags Of this, md Asaline
one blow on The head Of the Major. fmskl.s
however but Z slighi wound, and cutting
his hand, ~ Aforesaid, ran down stain. ri
lowed BY the Major, who did no, know N.
condition Of anIalrs until be came bach "A M.
fathers ROOM The assassin then mouutea
bis horse, which be bad left before he door
and rode rapidly away. - :
There are three peculiar features 70 TIM
case; FRS. had Frederick Seward aid 70 II,
sister, ''Loek the door, instead of 'ssAu,
the door, the assassin might never have
been able 10 enter tho Socretary's room
Second, had Augustus Seward undsrstood
that that man was an assassin, aftsmptiur IA
murder bis fhfher, he never would have Al.
lowed him to escape. or perchanch mirht
have prscipitated him doyn stairs, and thsn
attempted 10 disable and arrest him. n.
third Il this: the boy who followed The wretch
up Stair, soon hearing that he vas Iiakinr
an attack on Mr.. Frederick, rnn out ealing
"Watch,'' and "Murder.'' and vent ~ faf
as the corner % The street iylhfsy yard.
distant, whore there VIZ > senfry o. daty;
the terrified lad told the sentry 70 hasten io
the house, that thoro was an asnanain Al.
tempting the lives Of the fhmEly, but n,
sentry did not heed the boy, OF thought /,
could not leave his post; else he would hav,
been in time 10 present his bayonst 10 the
flying assassin, and could havs secured o.
killed him
Thus ended that horrible tragedy, which
took one hundredth part Of less time In Der.
pstrnting than my weak attempt at he rsls.
tion.
Surgeon General Barnes, Doctors Norri,
y s. A., and Wilson, Mediosl Director n
this Department, came 10 my assistance, and
must say 10 their honor, that their energies
united with mine only 70 save and relisv.
tho victims, and not ono descended TO that
petty professional pique or iIl-concelysd
pride Of many practitioners, in reference 70
associating with medical gentleman Of
different school Of therapeutics. Our inter.
course, professional and social, has been mu
tually courteous; we met on the same field
inspired BY the SANE ambition, TO work TO-
gether for the same end.
Hoping TO hear from you again, under bet.
ter circumstances, l remain your friend and
colleague, T.S. vERDI.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20


he gave check % hotel keeper; hIr ffieud. ala
Ne wns going 70 Hallfax aad thence 70 Rurope
Ne len 10 hls credit ~ ,7o9 %. Natig1lloh was
nat opon through The y. LaNrenco when be Left.
Ma aecount was A. 1Atob Thompson II wa I
Ieuapaper report that Ne Was tlio rebel aeeni
Ne vas engaged IN no busineas N Canada. lie
had large money transactions with other hanks
IN canada--one Of eio.oo At the Bank Of ".
calharinea. ttfr
That was cheek drawn 10 the order of Mr..
Clay that was on August 10, 1894 Thompsou
had snsor two tranaasilons with ,. wilkes Booth.
Witness remembers one distinctly. He had .
small account 10 hls credit. II WAS from dsposlt
Of et55. Two hundred Of - was - dollar Bills.
When Booth came in the bani he boug ghta bifl
Of exchange for f6t. He BOOTH said, II am 20.
ing 10 run the blockade n I am captured can
ny agents make use Of the exchange ~ This
Il the only transaction that We have any note Of
In TIE bank. Witness identified the Onfarib
bank Bill found on Booth.
Ths draft of Thompson for e5o,0o0 was made
payable 10 order. lie has bought from ua sev
erRttimep United States currency, August 25th
bought go 900; March 1tth el,lOo, At 4f1<. for
which he paid ess2 gsldi March 9osh he bought
fqso0 ateriing. t7tl..
IAt four o'clock the sourt was cleared for the
examlnaiiou q witness vhoss testimony Il
very important, aud ~ uenld not be proper "a
make II public a this time -r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

RBwARD o. PLoTALrY.-Ths Roman Cath.
ollie Bishop Of Dubuque, Iowa, DR.. Smith, on
Easter Sunday denounced In scAthing terms
the assassination Of President Lincoln, stating
u TO be one Of the results Of the rebellion
What snAued therefrom Is told by the Bishop
in letter to the Cathode Telegraph, Of Gin.
cinnati:
"on last Wednesday morning about three
o'clock, my stable, oach-house, splendid
horses, grain, 4e., were all burned down by
the foul hand Of Soms Southern seOssh, be.
causo had on last Sunday strongly con-
dsmned the assassination Of our late lamented
and honored President. forgive them, and
may God forgive them.h
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
IkmDx ssrIFH AND ms COTTON
'o spHCULATIOHN.

Tbs r.bsi General Krhsr ssrrn has made
an Appsai 70 his troops In Tsxaa, in which he
tells them that With them "rssts the hopes
Ofths.nstloni" that they posses the means
II long resisting invAsioni" and he exhorts
them 90 "pFOiraot the struggle" Now II Is
well known that this msroenary chisftsin Is
holding out liltis longer in order TO run Oh
more cotton via Msxieo, he having made, ae-
Ooralng 10 rsliabls accounts, over million
and = half dollars In gold already In cotton
operations. Every hour hs can gain Is worth
hundreds ~ doIlan TO him, and hence his rs.
fasni % Surrender as once, An expedition
has been started 70 clean the rebels out Of
TsEas, bat we have no idea that KIRBr
snIyn intends 10 Sight.
whensver a strong force shall be sent
AsAinst him he viii, aflsr little blustsr,
surrender. aud II Il Questionable whether,
under the circumstances, he should be al
lowed terms As favorable as those granted TO
Lnn. TO give the rebels In Texas such terms
might have wholesome eject upon MAXI
siLrIs and the MsxImIllions, and II is to be
Aeped that the, campaign In Texas will be
made sharp and decisive one II any resist.
anee il offered BY KIRbr sNirH and his
Trans -Missis.ippi army Of guerrillas.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-Ths subscrip-
tions to-day to the 7.3O loan in nll parts Of
the Union, as telegraphed TO Jay Cooke,
subscription agent, amounted 10 S782, $50.
The largest single Western subscription was
5000, 900, from L. Bull, president Quincy
schptions were $500, 900 from the First Ma.
tiOnal Bank Of Philadslphia, and SlOO, OOO
from the Farmers National Bank Of Lancas.
ter. The number Of individual subscriptions
by working men and women, making up por-
tions Of the above aggregate, was $50.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

The Wellington correspondent Of The BOs-
ton Ad00ttSa says;
Probably all rspdsu Of the evidence have
eesa somsvhHt puasled By the testimony Of
che important witness, Weichmnn, and have
Gondsrod how . clerk In the War Depart
ment could see 20 much al the surrAtts and
not suspect more, and how he could leave his
once for such frequent drives into the coun-
Try with his landlady. understand that
this genileman had his suspieiohs aroused by
the heerot eonferenees at Mrs. 6urrntt'a many
JAonths ago, and inferred from what be knew
81 the family that bloekAde-runnlnE scheme
and TOBACCO speculation was In pr0grosa He
1mmsdlntsly reportsd what he had seen and
what ~ suspected to the Secretary Of War.
who eommsndsd his vigilance and directed
HIN % eoniipas boarding with the surratts
% ebseys Al b could, and to report any
deanits results.
y Weiehman's business was so arranged that
Ne was not hald 70 account for his frequent
absences IN this secret service. There was
fbr wesks Gosssmnont spy stationed In the
very heart Of The great conspiracy Of ths
real object of which he was nevertheless ig-
norant until the oulmination Of the plot.
? Weichmnn's familiar Intimacy with NE Sur
1uft family eanasd suspicion to fall on him
soon afier the murder, and be was even az!
rastsd and pnt A irons a bis desk In ths
WaF Department, bat soon ailer released By
ordsgs from Secretary Stanton, and sent with
40 deinctlves 10 Canada 70 nst a. . deeoy to
"a II tho capture Of surratt. This story
fnruighea The Only plausible explanation ol
tie n,ystefy about Weiohmsn' q relations With
The Bprlallr, and the War DepaFtment 4
probably eoneek although Judge Holt did
not deem 4 hs1i % hring out the facts in tbs
court room u H ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

MIssIssIrPI AND sLAyERT.-At . recon
struetion meeting In Memphis on the 18th
inst, the following e among the resolutions
adopted;
Ke'olosd, That we heartily endorse the
policy Of the Government OF the United
States with regard 70 slavery, and that We
burg 70 adopt such measures as viii place
Mississippi In her practical relations with
The GOveramsnt a. speedily As possible.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

Taking THE 0ArH.-Durlng the past two
weeks nearly every male white eitisen Of this
county has taken the oath Of allegiance.
ThOss'Mho may be Btill delinquent, have not
abSsntsd themselves, We believe, In oOnss-
qnenoe Of any objections they may entertain
TO furnishing this evidence Of their loyalty,
bat all will, no doubt, respond TO the order Of
Col. Wells 80 soon as they can conveniently
visit one Of the various military posts now
established In the oounty.--St. Mary'S Ga.
Eeffs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

Gen, PHiL. sHERIDAS and all his cavalry
generals have been photographed by BRADY
in two or three different groups, forming sI-
tremely desirable pictures and valuable ad.
ditiOn to BRApr's magnificent collection Of
pOrtraits Of eminent men and historical war
pictures, ae
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
DIED

on Friday. the 10Th lhri a. O'Clock .. N.
at Afmory square Hospital, Of wounds received
In one Of the late battles before PeteubnrV. Cor.
;poIai Lvruha \. TAsssa, of the s7ih AaSaeshu'
The scene vas sofemniy irpraasive. As We
stood around the death bed watching the Kenile
now of life, the elements scomed 70 eobkpire 10
make the scene beatilng the OCCASION. ID.
The dimly lighted ward, while perl nfter peal q
Heavens artillery sounded the requiem % tAs
dying hero He bore his fate with true Chris
tian fortitnde, and won tho love and aimlrailoh
q his Attendants ahd suffering eomradss. AnsT
leaving tender Inessagca for his absent mother,
and distributing his personal eissts for the loIsd
ones AZ home, he brcathed q short prayer and ~.
signed himself TO the will Of his God
Alaal brave soldier thou hast Ief,
This dreary vale of gloom,
fat a world Of softer sunlight b
AID nsssr-dylng bloom.
Oh, We iaiss Thy manly fooiatep,
Thy voice Of gentle tone,
Thy anile that hliod our souls with 10y
And made us thihk q hOlnei
We miss those sparkling eyes Of blas.
80 full u happy glee-
k'ef beamlng bright and beautiful,
Like stars upon the sea.
'Tia true, We mourn the loved and lost
With whom we fain would dwell, 10
Bot blessed be the will Of Him
"Who doesh all things well I"
Tnr from thia world of sorrow, on
That bright and bllssfal shors.
He rOams In peace aud purity,
Where death Il Known no moro.
In that cline of fadeiess slasy,
Where dwell the brave and fhlE,
We hope when AL on earth IA Ger
To meef the loved one there
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

sasred Csnesrt as Growers Thsatre.
The Baltimore papers aPeak In the highsa =,
terms Of The concert given by TnHoDoRE HABEL-
nAsana his trOups They are 70 appear to-
snorrow (sandAy) hlght At 0RoyEA's Thsa1,
viii a. excellent programme Of music.
1hoss who have listened 70 HABnLnANH'I
sharming tenor voice win hardly resist the temp.
tatlon 10 Atiend. MtLLn Gamma Il sAId 10 have
inpfovea woadsrfally. and stHiEEcKnh h In good
voice, Ths new plAnists, Miss NANnnLL, fairly
alootrinas hef andleneea
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

To OuR suBsoRnERs.--DuFing the sxeit-
ing interest Of the trial Of the cOnspIratOru,
lhos0OOnd sditiOnis unnecessarily delayed, as We
arc anxious to give our readers the evidence
mp 10 the latest moment. a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

DuRrSo a prayer for tho President in St.
Pauls church at Richmond, last Sunday,
several seoosh ladies--WhOse husbands have
taken the oath Of allsgiAnes--bOundOd from
their knees with great alnerity. In the lltAny
which followed. the clergyman. without
changing his tone, substituted '1hsse mis-.
cradle sinners" for ''uA miserable sinners, ;,
and an audible litter ran through the con.
RroRation
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

Psrsoss rssiding or being in Washington,
Who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with tho least possibls
szpsnss and delay, on psrsonsi application
% the Department Of State. my4-sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

TE Liverpool police authorities arc said
TO have made arrangements for watching the
arrival Of the American steamers, With a
view 20 prevent the escape Of Booth, The
Telegram was forwarded TO Queenstown 10
questing the police authorities 70 examine
the passengers on board the China, on her
arrival at that place, and nc doubt sinailAF
procaation will be taken IN references 10 all
the incoming vessels fron America.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
Excissn.ent at Key west Respecting
sss s.s.. ssSssxs :. x:n We. 1870 K.n. nI.E Eht-

NEW Yox, May 20.-The steamer Mis-
slssippi, from New Orleans on the 18th and
Key West, has arrived. The Sand Bar and
Key West lights are not lighted, In conse-
quenee Of the ram StonewaIl being at Ha-
vana, taking In ammunition, and being en-
haitian was sent over 10 Havana; also, the
Aries and Dale, 10 keep the stonewalll from
coming out. Great excitement prevails At
Key West in regard to the matter. a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
EoCAL AFFAIRs.

LAST NIaHr OF 'UScLE ToH. -To-nlehi
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Is to be played At 6ro
ver's for thel time. II has been excsedinHl,
well dane, and has had great run. A. 4 whole
the pieoe was nevcr better played In this country
The great spectacular drama OF the s'eea of lee
Dust the subject for this hot weather. Il 10 B,
produced soon, In the most elaborate manner, d
Growers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

TuIRD WARD.-We are authorized 10 an
nounoe that Jqhu u. Thompson declines 10 be
candidate for the Board of Common Council, ,fron
the Third ward. He appreciates the eompiiment
but does not believe himself eligible nnder ths
city ehartef. my10-ts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
IoSST%AI


ADJu1AsT 0nHnRAL's oFEIoE,
wAsHIEaroH, D. c., Nay 10, 1880.
In andeF 90 slye oaieers Of The army an oVP'f
tuuity 10 WitnoSs the review Of the armie. On ~
asa aud aiih instant, the regulation prehibinh,
oaiocr. from Visiting The capital without spec.
authority FROM the War Department is suspense
70 inslade the S0th instant
~ order of the Secretary of War.
x D. TOwNsKND'
myio.a assistant Adiatani e,nsIaL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

MoSrnEAL, G.. W., May ls.--Dr. Black
burn, who shipped infected clothing from
Bermuda, was arrested to-day on q warrant
from Toronto for breach Of the neutrality
laws
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

WAsnIxeros THHArRR.-Miss Major Pau
line Cushman, the famous Union scout and spy
appears Al this theatre, Tor the third time thli
Saturday. evening Mr.. J. NJ Ward, tho fam
ous Irish comedian, also entcriains the Audlenes
In two rattling pieces I1l-l =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

SAN FRARoIsco, May l8.--The steamship
Sacramento sailed for Panama to-day with
Sl,377, 900 in gold, $552, 900 Of which 20 TO
New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
n = F I 9 1 A L


w1saisesos, D. q. Nay Is, isss.
Special Orders NJ. H. ...i
An o1lcors 81 the QaAflorma1ter'n - m
In ths city u WanhlnEion, nnd nol on du.y' ~
report AZ the iBapeetion q
the Quarlormasler Generals once. ana gss. -,
their names, aud the authority under Whleh VA,
are in the city, aad state whethef the{ sss
eaar,snaastsr General y 8, A, Brt y o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

MAJOR GESEnAL sLOcux, the gallant and
saOessaful Oommandsr Oftho Army Of asor-
gIA, was Ia the city to-day,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

At General GRASr's headquarters this
morning were Generals GRASr, sHERNAS,
SHERIDAN, PARKE and HAYES.