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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-19

Tbs New York correspondent Of the Lon
don Spectator asks IN his last letter., 4 Was
there evor more striking contrast than that
between the close Of the public careers OF the
two foremost mon In this tremendous copllict'
One, careless Of his life, and dying upon tho
summit Of success, mourned by n great nation
and eliciting unprecedented respect and sym.
pathy from all Christendomi the other, having
led his followers TO destruction, arrested ns
he skedaddled' aOross n corn6old, to save
his neck, In his wiie's petticOats.
W. Ioarn from North Carolina that Gov.
Holden has invited all the leading Union men
of the State 70 meet him In Raleigh, 70 con.
suit upon the tenns of his forthe dniing proc.
lamation for tho reorganization Of the State.
Tho Union feeling L. RAPIDLY strength ening,
and an early return Of the old North Stnte to
the family Of stAtes may bc looked for. d.
liz accordance with the general order issued
sOmo time since FROM tho War Department,
Friday last, the 18th. was the lnst day on
which Major aud BrigRdier Generals who
were without Commando, or not on detached
service, could hold thoir commissions, This
mastering out order dispenses with consid.
eruble amount Of worthless material which
has been noAting round the country at GOv.
ornment expense. -ri'5 nE... ...
LkRGE numbers Of paroled rebcls officers
rs we'll as soldiers, have recently arrived In
Now Orleans and settled down 10 the quiet
routine Of private life. Generals Bcaurogard
and Dick Taylor have been for some time re-
siding in the vicinity Of the city, awaiting
tho proceedings Of Government IN their caves.
Chief Justice Chase wns diH IN, Now Or
leans on tho 10th inst The busincss Of tho
city was rapidly reyiving, 10y.
FoR tho past few days the work Of en-
barking the cavalry portion Of General Welt
sell 2bth army corps on board steam trans.
ports has bOsn proceeding as rapidly as pos
siblo at Fortress MOnrOe. Tho infantry nor
tion of the corps arrived at their rendezvous
In Mobile bay several days ago, and have been
already ordered thence TO Texas.
II Is reported that the notorious Harry
Gilmor Is to be indicted In Baltimore for tea.
son, II is high time this outlaw had justice
awarded his many crimes, W..
THR Cincinnati Commercial states that
90, 900 soldiers have passed. thrOug that place
within the last ten days, and that 30, 200
more are coming -... ..r.T.. .
THE Springfield (O) Nc'sS oHa Republican
says at Is morally certain that General
VIM Tecumsoh Sherman will he the Demo.
cratic candidate for HUvern0r of Ohio.
80 O53, 200 wero subscribed to tho 7-3O
loan on Saturday last. Tho total suhscrip-
tions for the past week were Sll O2j, 600,
TuE Young Mems Christian Association Of
Washington have purchased Fords Theatre,
Washington, IL is contemplated to mako ii
a "nlsmorial building TO the late President.
n. NJ
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The New Mnr.hni OF the District.

Judge DAVID $. GooDISG, of Indiana, ar
rived in town on Saturday evening last and
received his commission ms Marshal Of the
District. On Saturday afternoon Judge
GoopISG duly qualified before Chief Justice
CARrrEn, and entered upon the discharge ol
his duties
Judge GOOnINU was q prominent lawyer Of
Indiana, and resigned his position on the
bench during the last presidential campaign
in order to stump the State for Mcssrs. LIN
COIN and Johnson. Tho appointment was
unsolicited vn his part During his short
visit to the City Hall on Saturday Judge q.
made very favorable impression on those
conpectod with the court. II Is said HEO.
W. PuILLirs, Esq, late Deputy Marshal,
win for time at least, he the Deputy OF
the new Marshal
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-19

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Juno l7.-Wheh tho
ssvon O'Clock morning train from Albany was
within about mile Of Oneida Station, tho
two rear cars ran OF tho track and were pre-
oipitatcd down an ombankment ten feet in
heighth. No person was killed. 3i
Tho following are the names Of those in.
iurod: Colonel 7. W'0sborn, LIST Now York
cavalry Of watortown, arm broken; Mrs.
Edward Cheency of Syracuse, internally;
Mrs. ]. NJ. McAlistor, of Buffalo, cat in the
head; NJ, 2, Kinney, L. Kinney, and Rmer,
son Kinney, three brothers, of Dewitt, in
back, and head; Mr. and Mrs. Cooley, OF
Vernon in the head; G. @. Coo, OF Rome,
in the hack. Several others were more OF
loss bruised, but none fatally injured Ne
definite reason can be assigned for tho ncci
don't II IL considered remarkable oc,
OurencO that the only cars thrownifrum the
track should he the two in tho rear of the
train while running on straight portion o.
the road
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A wol,-Dessrvca Compliment.

Tho Chicago Republican Of the 10th in
stAnt rnyS ths following well. meritsd oolnPli-
ment to Ex.Marshai LANoE ....
"Wo learn from our Eastern exchanges that
Colonel WARD II, LAnoN, United States Mar.
shnl for the District .of Columbia, has re-
signed the oiiico which he has so ably filed
for the last four years . ...
"lt Is said that he intends going West 10
locate in somo one Of our new Terrific ories.
Colonel LANoS resided in Illinois at the time
Of the first election of President LIScoLN !
and soon after his Inauguration was rendered
the Office Of United States Marshal Of the
District Of Columbia, then one Of the most
responsible and lucrative Offices in tho sift of
the Government. .,..... .g. .
"Tho signal ability with which he hRs dis.
charged its dutic', and his cordial manners
and goninl nature have won for him n host Of
friends Perhaps there Is no gentleman in
tho country more extensively known and
worthlly appreciated, ,
''should Colonel LAMoS locate In ono Of our
now territories, We hope soon TO soc him re-
turn to our legislative halls from his now
location. lie IL lawyer Of excellent repu,
tatiOn; and his familiar acquaintance with
all matters rotating to tho GoVernmont, will
rOnder him welcome wherever he may choose
to go. sHt.
"He has our cordial wishes for future vol.
fire ~ ....
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Fire at SRrRtOgR-The United states
Hotel and Marion House Destroyed.

SARATOGA, june lS,-About hall. past four
o clock this afternoon fire was discovered in
the north wing of the United States Hotel,
and in n short timo n second firo broke out,
the other in distant part Of the same build.
ing.
The flames spread with fearful rapidity,
and in fow moments the north wing was
sheet Of flames and soon the whole odilce
was one mass Of llro. So rapid was tho pro-
gross Of the ere that 1t was with difficulty tine
guests succeeded in escaping without their
effects.
Before six o'clock the building foil In with
fearful crash A portion of the furniture
only was saved. Tho fnmos communicated
to tho Marion House, which was also speed
lily destroyed. The Bank adjoining 10 Sc
riously threatened as this dispatch closes.
The fire Is generally believed to have been
the work of an ineendiary, The other hotels
are safe.
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DIED,

In Washington city, at O'Clock this (Hcpd,,
morning, after a long illness, borne with Chr
Ism fortitude, Mrs. CATHAEIHE 0oLBEx, IN n
0Oih year Of her age, aud formerly Of ChaF
County, Md. She died as she had lived, a Chrisl
Ian woman. ........... ...t.... ....
"'Tis good at Thy word TO be hore.
'ri- better In Thee 10 be gene,
.# And see Theo In glory appear
Aud riso TO a share IN Thy throne
A. the remains VIII be removed 10 Charl
county, services will be held at the residence n
~ y It. south, at . bo'eloek, a. m. on wedns
day TO which tho frieuds q the family arc il
vitod 10 attend. 10 ' "
tPort Tobacco Times pleaseseopyl
On Sunday the 18th instant, JoHE =, LAsHHor
aged ~ years His funeral will take place ,
Tuesday tho 2oth instant, at a O'Clock D. n
from the Methodist PIote-tant Church, Mini
street. HIS friends aud aequaintanees are ia
vitod to attend. (Baltmoro and Martinsbur
papers eoPy,) ....- ..... ....
At DoFchestnr, Mass Juuo 7lh, Mr.. ALyR,
DAvESroRT, Agod - years, formerly a private
company A, lith regiment Mass. vols d4W
On the evening % the i7th instant, ma
STEWART JoRDAS, tho beloved sister of l.
Jordan.
The ffiends of the family are invited to atler
the funeral, At tho Fourth Presbyterian ohurrl
Ninth street, tomorrow (ruesdayl afternoon,
{ o o'elock. tChron.l .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-19

THE ATLANTIC MoNrHLY for July has been
issued Tho principal political paper s an
aecount Of tho celebrated Chicago conspiracy
case, Mt the time Of. the last Presidential
election. Tho writOr has searched carefully
into the evidences Of tho affair and gives u
connected and satisfactory account Of an
episode whose murdorous intent, being
foiIcd has been allowed to droop into an un-
deserved insignihcanco. The President 4
murder gives tho toxt for an interesting Nrti,
Gle on political nssassinatiOns, the substance
of which has been used before in the daily
press. Mr.. L. p WnIrrLE dcvotes the load,
ing article 10 an account of young mon in
history, showing by various instances how
much activity and energy young men are
possessed Of There is a pleasant description
of trip around Null from DumbNrton,
pennod by Miss CUnIISs and character,
istic poem, styled the "Changclingp by
WHITTmR. BAYARD TAYLOR, DoNALD q,
MIrCHgLL, Ik. Maryol) q. W, HOsMER, T.
d. ALDRIcH, and Mrs. SrowE, with ono OI
two others, complete the writers for a very
entertaining number of an excellent mAga,
zine HuDsoS TAYLOR has n supply Of tho
AfLaEIic on hand. .'l ,.n OIL.
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From Harrisburg-The Coming Celc.
brRtton at Gettysburg.

HARRISBURG, June l6.-Tho regiments at
Pittsburg and Philadelphia, which have not
yet presented their battle flags to tho State
authorities, arc to DO afforded an opportunity
to do so shortly.
It Is proposed in official circles hero that
military delegations from the camps in the
Eastern and Western posts bring the flags Of
the respective regiments TO Camp Curtin,
either On the Saturday or tho Monday prior
to the 4th Of July.
Thousands Of persons will 10 passing
through the city at that tinO on thcir way
for tho great National Celebration at Gettys-
burg on the 4th Of July.
Maj. Gen, Meade, with many othor dis,
tinguishod military mon will DO present On
tho occasion Gov Curtin caGnOt possibly
visit all the camps to receive all these hags,
and therefore It seOms only right that thoy
should he brought to Camp Curtin, whero a
large majority Of tho regiments were organ.
lied, for presentation
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BY TELEanAPu.


arrival OF John Mitchell st FoEtresi
Monroo--An English ship Reported
I'm Distress--The smali-pOx az So
vanhsh- -Railreed EntefPrise Pro-
gresslnk me Nobel Con. sfa.sry al
New Orleans n '.E ~ 's
FoRfnEss MoSRoE, Juno 1.-THE steamer
Henry Borden, from New York, arrived here
this morning and nnehored in Hampton
Roads. John Mitchell IL said TO be on
board.
The English ship Empire, reported to be in
distress on Cape Henry, was towod OF Hat
teras Shoals, on Wednesday last, by the
steamer Fletcher and three mon pnt, o.
board, che having been absr,,.5,5nSsd The S
steamer a. win9pts -AeSt 70 Ierhas returned
~ ~ ..s,s able 10 fud the Empire. She was
probably picked up by some steamer.
Al ~ o'clock to-day the steamer Henry
Burden eame hlongside tho Engineers wharf,
and John Mitchell was escorted to quarters
assigned him inside the fortress BY guard
Of the % Pennsylvania artillery.
A board Of inquiry, Of which Gen, Graham
Is president, Il now In session to investigate
the circumstances attending damages done
to Government vessels by collision, &C., and
10 assoss damages.
Ihe NcauleT bmpiIe bthte hrTlNeu tnlb y.
IN. from Baltimore. She has on over 400
rebel prisoners, bound to Wilmington and
Savannah. The smallpox has broken out
among tho prisoners. 10 .-
Tho Richmond Driiy Times, Of June nth,
says the Virginia Central Railroad bridges
ovor Ravcnna and Moor's Creeks and Much.
anis river are progressing, and hopes are en-.
tertained that the whole road will be in ope.
ration In four weeks
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad Il
also being repaired from Charlottesville to
Lynohburg. Cars arc now running FROM the
latter place To Tye river, thirty miles.
foRrREss MoNRoE, June ls.-The United
States steamer Constitution, Commander
FREEMAN, from New Orleans on the 10th
inst, arrived here today.
Among tho passengers Is tho rcbol General
MAury, formerly commander at Mobile, with
his family. Thcy landed at Fort Pulaski
under guard, Ex.GOv. Moore, of Alabama.
The Constitution had as n passenger man
called Col. Gayley who, II is said, offered
81. 900. 900 reward for the murder Of Presi-
dent Lincoln somo time during the war
There wore two rebel witnesses on board 10
prove IL.
Tho Constitution touched at Sand Key,
Fla, to land mails, &c. She passed, nlong
the coAst of Florida, the steamers Neptune,
Z. c Leary, anil twelve other steamers Of the
TeXas-cXpOditiOn fleet.
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LOCAL ArFAIns.

ExCURsioN TO -Four WARRINGTON h..
% sJ0D0 Pledsprs Trip Tho RylAnd Cb,,,,
sabbath school will have an excursion on n.
Potomac on Wednesday next, which viii NV
douetedly surpa-s all others of the session q,
solid pleasure Fort wsshingtsh u nxsd nm,
as the point u lAading, to which the exears,sy
ists will have frcc acccss-A privilege herotof.,,
enjoyed by no other party since the eommops,
ment Of the rebellion. Almost immediatelv n,
posite, aud within a pleasant sail, nay be -,
aud visited the homestead of the immortai w,,I
ingtoa. Lovers Of the piseatory aFt will esi
old "Tsaak'' 10 row them 10 the hest a,lis,
grounds aud "old baeheiors," who have :,
gentle, loving hands 70 "Ax 'em up,'' viii A.
good and substantlal dinners ready prcpa,,I
by thg-e who are willing 70 :, fesd ths ipnsfy
The excursion l. for pralsevor,hy obJee,-,,,
supplying Of ths school witA 4 library: ~
should meet the hpProbation and support Of N
who have received moral training and az
properly appreciate the boneais to bo derivs \
ffom Sabbath Schoole.I ti .1EHT
The boat viii leave the Seventh street vh,-
at precisely a. IN. and 2 p. m. We also Ie,r,
that the Mount vorAon boat will convey dov
saeh as may by accident Be beiaied. =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-19

The Memphis Doiiy ArqHS Of December 2,
1861, contained paragraph headed B" Hang
EN-" and commencing .i %.
Hang en-! yes, hang them every one
Every Fast TonDesseoan, every Tonnosioean
found rooreant to the will and interest q the
State OF Tennessee, md known tn he actively
contriying with its enemies, should bo hung
aud hgJiiiy." pr...,. ....
Now that the rope hangs on the other side
VI the fence tho tune has boon changed
Those WhusO fingers itchcd for the rope that
was to choke hcir'Union neighbors are now
asking 10 be forgiven!
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-19

BArTIsTs,-T anniversaries Of the Bap.
tists were held this year in st, Louis, and
we're occaSiOns Of great interest The various
BONris reported an uneSamplod prosperity.
Home niissions receipts, Sl22, 900. Puhliea-
tion - so, OO0, including sales. Bible Society,
so, OO0. Foreign missions, SljO 900, .
The missions under the patronage Of tho
missions whore missionaries reside, fifteen
out stations, upward of 400; in tho German
and French missions, not far from 900 sta
tions and Out-stations. Missionaries, not
including those in Europe, males Il, females
80, native preachers and assistants, not In
Guiding those in Europe, 500, Of whom lfty
have been ordained; in Europe, l7Oi total,
GA -
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From Cairo ana New OrIeasszlATriVaI
b. OF Gen. NVelIzeI'a Ex pcslItIOn. D

CMho, Juno 1s, 1904 Gag bf truce
boat with a paroling party has arrived with
I, ,45i men bf jeff Thompson's army, hclud-
ing GAG officers parolod JET. Thompson
came NJ far as Memphis, whero he remains
nwaiting tho Presidents decision relative to
his petition for pardon. 10. .'' -
Gen. Reynolds has takcn the initiAtory
stepstoward cstabiishing citiI courts through.
out Northern Alabamn.
GHrisons AFRO established along the White
river, and the people are more hopeful -
Now Orleans dntes 10 the 18th state that a
portion Of Gen, Weitzels leot Is at South
west Pass.
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From the southNscst-The SURRENDER
In Texas not Made by Smith, bpt by
His IieutenRuts. -.

Strange rs Il may appear, II seems TINT tho
surrender mado by Lieut.. Gen. Bueknar and
Maj. Gen. Price was not directed by Gen
smith. On the Both inst. Gen. Smith issued
tho subjOined order at Houston. lie throws
tho whole Onus Of the surrender upon the
troops, who, he says, loft him without an
army. ..r Die. ........ r.r ..
HEADe ~ Ia ASs, MISSISSIPPI DRFAEryISr
... Hursroa, May 30, l~SJ.' I a
SoLDrERs The day amer refused the dc,
maud Of tho Federal Government 20 sprron.
der this department I left Shreveport for
Houston. ordered tho Missouri, Arkansas
and Louisiana troops to follow, My purpose
was TO concentrate the entire strength Of the
department, await negotiations, and, N pos.
sible, secure torms alike honorable 10 tho
soldier and citizen. Failing in this, i in
tended TO struggle to the last, and, with an
army united In purpose hrrn In resolve, and
battling for tho right, believed that God
would yet give us tho victory. rchchod
hero TO hnd the Texas troops disbandsl and
Fastening TO their homes. They had forsaksn
their colors and commanders; had nban.
donod the cause for which We were strug-
Cling, and appropriated the public property
to their personal use.
SOLDIERS l am left commnndcr without
m army--a General without troops. YOn
have made your choice. 1t was unwise and
unpattiotis, bat iti- AnAi. rPray yUp may
not 1.-Two to regret Il The enemy win now
possess your country and dictate his own
laws You have voluntarily destroyed your
organization, and thrown away all means oi
resistance.
Your present duty Is plain, Return to
your families Resume, tho occupation OF
peace, Yield obedience to the laws Labor
to restore order strive both by counsel ana
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OUR YouNG FoLks-An Illustrated Maga.

oUR You've FoLKs-An illustrated Mnga.
zinc for Boys and Girls. Boston; Ticknor 4
Fields. The JNly number containing four
teen illustrations, has among itseOntributors
Mrs, CurLD, J. q. WHITTIER, Mrs. BEEcHER
srowE, EDNuSD KINKS, CARLEroN, MArNE
REIn, and others Several of tho eontribu.
tiOns are exceedingly appropriate to the class
of readers for whom they are designed, Los.
sons in Magic, Our Dogs, and AnOat in the
Forest are such things as young people,
boys in particular, win read with unbrOken
interest and re-rcad and remember, Ask
HUnsoN TAYLOR for copy,
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sPRNerIgLp, June l7.-CaptHin Robert
Lincoln Is still in this city, on business con.
noctod with his fathers estate.
In tho District Court, the case of the Uni
ted States rs. the steamer Louisville was sub.
mittod, aud the appraised value of the
steamer, $40, 900, was awarded to the claim
ant. Tho petition of Elizabeth Alexander
for tho proceeds Of certain cotton now in the
registry of the court, was argued ut length
this morning, and decision will probably be
rendered To. morrow. This Is q most import
ant case, and involves about 81, 900, 900,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-19

CAIRO, June 1.-THE Clara Dolson came
from New Orleans with fifty more mon from
Tyler, Texas. They proceed to ST. Louis
They consist of somo squads from yHrious
regiments, representing nearly all the North.
crn Statos. Tho Dolson, rs sho came up,
brought four hundred men as far up ns the
mouth of the White river, where they were
to proceed into tho country on an expedition.
Some Of our merchants who went up the
Tennessee rivor TO cultivate trade in that
section, report trade prospects most cneour.
aging. The people are very poor, and yet
swearing they would rather starve than sell
their cotton at twelve and fifteen cents, the
price now offered them. They report the
little towns up the Tennessee river quiet
enough for country ohurchyards.
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From Fortrrsa MonrdA.

FORTRESS MONROE, june l6-Informntion 10
reached this place carly this morning that an
unknown vessel was In distress OF Cape
Henry. The steamer Amanda Winants was
immediately dispatched to hor reliof.
Three hundred Confederate prisoners are
being sent through here daily ca roWto for their
homes.
There Aro about Ave thousand Union sol.
diers, patients, ut the Hampton hospital nt
preasnt. Theae hospitals aro In charge OF
Surgeon General Eli Mcclellan.
Al Newport News there nrc about thirty.
Eve hundred Confederate prisoners, five hun.
lred Of whom are In the hospital.
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A LOSG wALK-Mr. Henri llOynemann, Of
this city, who walked to Washington, carry
ing the American flag, to celebrate the fall
of Richmond looked into nur Cflice this
morning, ~ fresh as daisy, lie reports
that he and the flag were warmly Welcomed
all along the route, both in our own and furOign
cOuntres, and especially in Railway, q con.
siderable city in the kingdom Of Camden and
Amboy. In Washington ho was introduced
10 men who have carried the flag farther
than he did-Grant, Sherman and other gon-
Orals and distinguished officers Of tho Govern
ment, Mr., Hoynemann's "natural gait is
about forty miles day,-BOaoR Daily
HcraM -
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A LARGE number of Southern merchants
owing dobts In the North contracted before
the war, have visited Now York within q few
days past for tho purpose of canCcling their
obligations. OF course thCy can bo sued in
any court Of the South, but tholr voluntary
promptitude Ia highly satisfactory indicating
as ii does rapid resumption Of the old,t
relations Of commercial honor between North
and South, nd. ...... -ii JFnr ..
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:. OH
mes',s' SEHoNE BUCK ana sterne Critten-
oSo, o. Ass iork' have been retained W sSSSisi
nnA,r naes 0Vonner IN the delepee % jefferson
SVhA aptnELL receives no sympathy
from e.s5 Quarter. except the ss,v Yort Ddilv
'Ss'ss. --,--., .--...a---- .-.-.--sa--Hz- -
Governor DRADFoRD has appointed on
GERS under tho Registry Law for several of the
counties Asfar as wo have heard, they give
general satisfaetlou to the Uuion E,cn Of the
STATE. f slvlr ..a.... Ha..E" r.E
General BER and Alexander u. STEPHENS
havo petitioAed President johnson for spcvlal
pardohs N their eases, %. n.' I'r
0en EHoifY. Of the Department Of West
virgihIA, has sIucI an order Tor the arrest Of an
pAroied rebels found wearing arms OF tho robel
uniform, ...ra d. 90
WN, NJ SrosE has boon nominated as the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-19

Cans FoR NEW YoRK.-we diroct alton
tion to tho fact that an snterprising French
man has established number OF One-h0rse
cabs or cotgss, IN this city, and that their
stand for the present Is in front Of tho Ma.
son Dora, Union Square. They take the
passenger for hfty cents to any distance in
side of tho Battery and Forty fourth street,
and 60 by the hour for dollar. We bespOak
public favor for tho enterprise, and hope H.
will bo supported as tho only means Of escape
from our abOminRble and extortionate hack
system,.-- WILles Spirit Of tLs TiBics. (.