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The New York herald., 1865-12-05

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bfGHToS, S Nov S-Arr sehr Heroine champlin Eliza
0fsaHsT' EasT GREENWICH, Dec 2-Arr sch. Gresnls
Cruise, Philadelphia Sid sshr Mary II Miain, champin,
s Rspsa sssD ESssse osss rss sraS
ABBY s,ssss Ashcn Orion Had%n NYork snker
Rlch%ond. cld bark EpSram Williams, Perry. New York
GLOUCESTER, Nov so-Arr schr Ruth Hodgdon Bahb,
E9ekand @ for SYsIk Dss s,roui Collins Bangor for
SEw oRaS se rAAdsPh rp Steamships Bolivar m
Lyerpoo Geo washpstoa eager EeM York sosa ca No "a
NEW BEDFoEb Dec i-Arr schr sophia Jameson IA -.
phia; Thos smith, Winchester, Defiance, Nash, New
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2mArr steamer Hendrick Hudson,
Tsss1 SYsss bTr. @
sG" !on Fanny Lincoln, ccilas de; Frank Alien Merrill,
% ss af' Hs sss aS %d
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Hunter Orr Portland; wor,angton, wor,I' asisa New
Sssss E1ss sss %
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Leonard, Jones, NYork; DDrn, JARVIS Salem; DIV
Powers, New Haven Brlyton, Miiken Boston;
Hickey Fisher Pawtucket: North Pacc, WeDb, dig n'on;
Metca Rogers Lynn; Henry PERKINS Maze s rysI
gloucester Eagle shaw Proydsnss so Carr" r
roll do Heckscher Gallagher southport; Grace Ord
ler BRYANT Boston; W Phillips Smith, New Haydn
3d-Arr bark Frank new, Lewis. Chcrryiield Me-
LEwEs Del, Dec l, AMWent TO sea ships kepper, of
Bremen Philadelphia FOR Mobile bgs Agres for Barba-
dos: S Merrck, for Havana, all from Philadelphia
PAWTUCKET Dec sid schr Urbann Bellows, WORK
PROVIDENCE Dec 2-Arr steamer Gaiatea, Jones, New
York. brgs Susan Duncan Parker and Charles Heath DIX
Ezabethport; schrs Mary l. lank TX, Vankrk, fhadei-
Pha fawtcket Charles iIalock Petty Fanny Fsrn
ase Robbins and Julia Maria Gott Ez6ssspa; p pn al9
adelphi load for Antwerp, brgs Neva Talbot & da'
Golden Lead, Packard NYork. Sid schrs White roam
owes. Balinore Isabella Thompson Baker, Philade.phia
New Reguus Crawson Blast, Parker and Challenge Ben-
ton NYork ,r,,.
Huse, Philadelphia; sloop Sprague Gibbs Manh;tin
vile NY Below schrs Lady Lake, Ccngdon, and susan
Taylor Lord Eizabethgort Diadem Benjamin. and Em h
adelpha West Wind, Smith, and Edgewaser Fisher DO
Andrew Stewart. Gilbert; Pointer Nichols; WIN Jenkins
Mot Triton Freeman; Sarah Falconer, Wilson. ana
Charges Mahan, SYork sloop Renz Cobleigh Ehzaoslh
port.
depba.
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov so-Arr brig Dudley, Carter.
Baltimore. Cid schr Constitution, Strout, Kingston ia
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OUR PRIVATE MILES O'RenlY-MS TICKET.
~>c>~>~~~~~~o>.~>~>>>>~
FOR MAYHoR,
MIS- Their MARSHALL OR ODER rs
(F'rom the Lakes o. Killarney.
FOR CoRPoRAsHroN COUNSEL,
MIS- THEIR RICHARD O'GORMAN
tF'rom Dallghattie, Near Dublin).
Coroncr's Inquests.

KILLED BEING RrN OVER TRAIN OF CARs.-
Yesterday morning the express train for Albany
tho Hudson River Railroad, which left the Thireth
street depot at halfpast O'Clock,
known man about half mile from the depot crushing
and mutlang his body most fearfuy or course death
ensued almost instantly II is believed that deceased
VINO aboard the train, attempting to pass from
to another, slipped and fell between the cars,
which passed over him. The remains conveyed TO
Bellevue Hospital dcadhouse and Coroner Collin was
notified to hold an inquest.
FATAL ACCIDENT swpRoARD.-Coroner Collin yester-
day held inquest at No $50 Greenwich street the
body OF Patrick Drsco stevedore, who, Thursday
last fell from the hurricane deck OF the Nee
shanick lying at pier No. North river, TO the lower
deck, and terribly injured that death ensued
yesterday. The jury rendered verdict Of accidental
death Deceased nearly thirtysix years of age and
n native Of Ireland
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Steamship Abemare Bourne Nor,ois, orr c = nours win
Bark Trojan sleeper, Galveston, 80 days with cotton Ac
70 Fasman Co. Has experienced very heavy weather and
been blown the Gulf three times Ia "a aav.
Brig Alice (of Kingston Jal Arpe, hnsNon ia - oays
with logwood, 10 Koop Sater = Co. -. -. ,... a. N
Brig Eba (Br) Davssn, Windsor NIB, WIN piaster 70
Dewolf 90 yo ,oa.,. ,v,,h
plaster TO q r Pension Co. = .., ,.a 4, n
Brig Rolling Wave, Hail. Mobile Is days. win mdse 70
ID Huribut Co. - ,... - n
Brig Ingenac Mobile, % days. with cotton 70
Murray, Jr -, .,, ,,..h.r
Brig Eliza Ann Macomber, Bangor days. with lumber
toe Il Peters. -, ,a
chr Dundee r) Loomer Laguna, 40days, with logwood
Pension 4 Co "a, of Iiaterss was bnarnea "
n boarded boat from schr Kate Merrill from Apaacn-
cola York short Of provisions suppied her
schr j Warins, - Mobile, with mdse 70 Jonas smith
4 Co.
Sehr Francis saterly Alden, savannah
Schr J W Hine, Marson, baltimore lor Nor"'oh'
Schr Boston, McRay, Calais l0 days.
Schr Il Leland Got, Bangor, ~ days
Schr Ossuna, Haskell Bangor l0days
Schr Mary Cage Bangor Tor rnhaaeiphia.
schr Albion, Spauding, Rockland
Schr Dot, -, Boston,
schr SURPRISE Lowell Boston.
Schr Fair Wind Woodruff, Providence
Brig Stephen Duncan, Price, which arrived on Sunday,
from Gaveston made the in 10 days-hot ~ as
ported yesterday
L.x- -. E.-..I IIn
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SHIPPING G NEW s.
ALMANAC yoRK-rHp
srr risrs ............ 0sl .... eve OF
SUN sxrs........... 33 HIGH wArrs. morn 10 Is
Port or New York. December a, 1865.

Fort OF new nOfk. DecomOcK =, 1900
CLEARED.
Steamship Cuba, sundbcrg Havana + Ward A Co.
Steamship Asher Ayres, French, SsvannahD u Baldwin
ACo.
Steamship Chesapeake, Sherwood, Portlsnd-H Crom-
well A Co
ship sir Robert Peel Larrabee, Lyerpool-C 6rnnell.
Brig Marco Polo (Br, Roberts, Gibraltar Malta and Mes
sna
Son A Co.
Brig Chicftain (Br), Conrad IIailfax-D Starr SON
Brig Bessie York (Br, Go Londonderry and Parsboro
ID II Dewolf Co.
schr America tBr) Nicholson CORVALLIS, NsA Smith
schr W Hatfield tBr, Potter St John Md r Dewolf
A Co
Nevius Son.
schr oliver Cromwell Eldridge Jacksonville, Fla.
schr Young Teaser, Morton, savannah-Holyoke mur-
schr E johnson, Baker Wilmington, Nc-N Mccrsady
schr Franklin Bell Brewster, wilminson-Thomas
Holmes
schr Lucas Baker Norfolk Chase A. Co
schr Josephine, Waterbury New Haven-H hacke" =
Bon ...,
sloop Blackstone, Allen, Providence-0 ssranahan.
Steamer octorara, Reynolds Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Steamship weybosset Parish, Savannah, with mdse 70
Wskeman. Voekln Uickipsoh
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

MARRIED..
CARBERRY-M Hy.-on Wednesday, November 20, by
Rev Eugene Caseady the residence OF the BRIDE Mr..
p CARBEKRY TO MISS MAGGR MURPHY, all Of Brooklyn.
MAySARp-MEGARY. Monday, December 4, at st.
AIMS church, by the Rev Mr.. Benjamin, Mr.. JAMES
MAYNARD to Miss MARIA, daughter Of Charles Megarey
Esq.
RRprEID-THoRP December %, 1858, at the Church
Of st. John the Evangelist in the city Of New York, by
the Rev. Edwin r. +. Cook, GEORGE H. REDFIEID, son
Of William M. Red1eld, TO JOSIE THeRP.
Norwalk, Ohio, papers please copy
The New York herald., 1865-12-05
FVN NUHPUkAHHIOF tUUNNEIt
MIS- Their RICHARD O'CORMAN
From Dahghattie. Near Dublin.


CHICAGO, Dec. 3, 1886
~ eight O'Clock last night nre broke out In the fur
nlture storc Of W. ". Serving, at No 2o3 Randolph
s,recl The loss stock Of furniture amounted 70
about one hundred thousand dollars and on the building
ton thousand dollars.
NJ Harris, Chief Of tse Fro Department wss
The New York herald., 1865-12-05
NEWS FROM TEXAS.
The Vacancy I'm the Supreme Court or the
United States.
OUn AUaTIN OORRRa poNDFNCE


AUSTIN, Texas Oct lo, 1895
the subject OF tho selection OF member Of the Supreme
Court Of the United from this district freely
canvassed II supposed that any who has willingly
wared against the institutions Of the country and for
the breaking up Of the government viii be an
acceptable candidate for such high and responsible
position II is therefore, from among those who have
stood steadast the Union through good and through
evil report hike Governor Hamilton, Judge Paschal and
Others that proper and competent person be
chosen Among this number find the OF Judge
George w. Pascha most prominently mentioned and IL
may be said the movement among the loyal people OF
this State in his behalf is more popular than any other
candidate named Judge Pascha one OF the Supreme
Judges Of Arkansas In 1874 and 1S48 and distinguished
himself on behalf of the unfortunate Charo-
KEGS when battling before the government. Since
that time he has been practising lawyer IN Texas As
the editor of the Siern inteuigencer he greatly
as Governor when running the Union candidate; and
when his administration fell the Irtetgencer fell with
it, Judge Pascha remained devoted to the Union, and
his served in the federal army The friends OF
Judge p including some Of the best and most loyal
men west OF the Mississippi, have recommended him
devoted to the profession gives qualifications,
Judge Paschal possesses them II devotion TO
the Union he claim, he enjoys 1t. life or business
integrity and sobrety be recommendation, he pre-
sent clear record as any man in the State seat
upon the Supreme bench of the United states honor
not TO be sought should the selection depend upon
the sole recommendation OF personal friends Merit in
tegry loyalty the three great prerequisites for
honorable and responsible position All these Judge
Pascha possesses in an eminent degtcc. feel assured
his appointment will give universal satisfaction 10 all
loyal men west OF the Mississippi.
The New York herald., 1865-12-05
OUR PRIVATE MILES 0REIiLY-HlS TICKET.
FOR hAYHoR,
MIS- THEIR ARSHALL OR ODER rs
(From the Lakes o. Killarney.
FOR coRPoRAsHIoN COUNSEL,
MISTHER RICHARD O'GORMAN
From Dallghattie. Near Dublin).

FIRE ON on CREEK.--The wells Of the Huidekoper Pc
troleum Oil Company accidentally set fire the
evening of the Sd instant by lantern in the hands OF
a boatman Eight hundred barrels OF oil were b, rned
together with engine house. derrcks tanks machinery
&c Loss about $40 600
The New York herald., 1865-12-05

,oY-rpr yRIENps OF JOHN MCMAHON AREd
Sereby cautioned his enemies have got mp ticket
With the name James Mcmahon instead of yohn ns.deQ
liz viii please notice and zee that John Mcmahon grs
~ ~ a. tbere such candidate for Councilman ~
he he above district as James Mcmahon Yours Ac, '
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Our PRIVATE MILES o'RflllY-HlS TICKET.

FOR MAYHoR,
MIS- Their MARSHALL OR OBER rs
tEroIn the Lakes. o. Killarney.
The New York herald., 1865-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
A GREAT CURE OF
"A PULMON ARY CONSUMPTION
BY DIX. j. SCHENCK,
OF Philadelphia,

OF A YOUNG LADY WHO -, =, son
She well and hearty, with large hole In the middle
This the attention Of great many medi
cal who have visited her And they have great
lung could be restored to robust health.
DR. scHrscx:-Dear sr-The following statement is due
you for the wonderful your medicines have made on
neyerheess is true lived In Stamford Conn., caught
s IN ~ss spe s al On es. s AZ
cough and night creeping c night a as and $ mo
Mas nss ad q that no
could came to New YORK to reside with Mrs Bar
MiiS severe % thought sliced
had been years and cured by msd
sv s 60 M n CT hs sa
oe S .ps 50 a wished w ws %
never your u, sGsne IN,
sa '1s'
osr Sas
na as Ssd a
rooms, cured by She insisted that shoud
rs sss@ssS o ns. sse
:. ana aas w the y.
sesy could raise large quantities oi blood
s.a f.S% .Sa Sns game
sec mo me nS believe Ss,
my lung and all appeared asonised for The lung
ss ns. s
NV examined after by
you and said congratulated very highly for the
ynarkable made OF am Mrs Bartholo
g. viii be happy to one who may see ut to
Gail on me. LcwINDA sSOf iEiD,
We the undersigned well acquainted with Lucinda
Scofed know the above to be correct In every par
Mr. and Mrs ROCKWELL. Mr.. and Mrs. BARTHoLo.
Mr. and nd Mrs II GEORGE T. RoCKWooD Stamford, Conn
DE- Schencks medicine. cleanse the stomach and liver
equsze the circulation Of the blood create an appetite and
the and made good blood, and that
is all they Nature will 10 the DR. .. II. Schenck
will be his principal Office No Is North Sixth street,
ner OF Commerce. Philadelphia, every Saturday, from 9
A. NJ til r. NJ No ~ Bond street. New York, every Tues
day from A. NJ until r. NJ: No. S Summer street.
ton every "Wednesday from NJ until r a. and every
other Frcay No 08 BALTIMORE street. Baltimore Nd
All advice free. but for thorough examination with his
resprometer he cha rges S3.
Trices OF tho Pumonic Syrup Scaweed Tonic each
81 80 per bottle 81 80 the half dozen. Mandrake Pills
IS cents per box
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
NJ B-A fun supply Of Dr. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES
be obtained at all times al his rooms NO 81 Bond street
every tuesday, from A. NJ 10 3P. NJ.
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO. Va. ~ Park row wtolesais
ntg IN the q
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 2, 1885.
Galveston dates of the 30th ut received.
Governor Hamilton authorized the chief justices OF
the counties raise special force of fifty citizens to aid
maintaining peace and to enforce order by acting with
the military.
The Provost Marshal system is established by orders
from the headquarters of the department.
Governor Hamilton has issued very sensible address
to the freedmen.
In some of the interior counties the freedmen have
commenced making contracts for next year.
On the rich coast plantations the planters have gene
rally abandoned planting except for enough TO support
their families owing to the difficulty of getting the freed
work with any regularity or TO keep their con
tracts.
The owners of these plantations seeking TO lease
them.
The old business Of Galveston and Houston are
holding back from trade being apprehensive OF general
collapse from overtrading by March OF April
The New York herald., 1865-12-05
roo LAVE FOR CLAssIFICATI.ol.NN...

~. urprINo or THE EIGHTEENTH WARD DEM-l
ocrac fnvncble Club the following sandas.ns dna, wer
emu Wcs,ransb James Murray, VIM Lamb MT Duffy Joh
4eo Michael smith. For School Commssioner-
"m' H. Se''" JAMES FOLEY, President
Y,cv.v, Ivors Secretary.
The New York herald., 1865-12-05

Steamship Lafayette tBr), from Havre.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

munceted TO tie Ministry win have weight win them.
He looks after railroad interests chiefly but has an eye
TO thirgs in general lie has since his return TO Cas-
ada, given his opinion that there will he made
with Great Britain by the United States Governmenk
MIR. Gait. being Finance Minister. Is leading NOM
Der of the Ministry and the remit OF bis mission to
Washington after new treaty for Reciprocity having
been made known to his colleagues, they will know
v nat 20 look for from the Y. 5. Government.
MIR. Gait has como back with blank account q
suucess This Ii not made known. but n he had use
with success the Ministerial press would have been
ready 10 trumpet il forth at once.
The article OF The Chicago Tribune which saws thM
the ony terms On which Canada can have free trade
with the United St1tes Is by coming into the Union:
and thet il must come for the ST. Lawrence Is wante1
by the West is causing some excitement In this cnx
and coupled with Mr.. Cats blank visage. shows nov
the wind blows from the other side OF the iiDe OF -
degrees
There will be several suings Of the Executive Cou&
Gil here.
very rare aunai-a rhie deerhas been shoe 81
t1e Upper Ottawa. and has been stuffed tor the M
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

not strike American or at least New England eyes. "a
the abodes OF comfort and restess but compared with
maDy-very man,-portions Of Ireland they are 40.
and although the country side is not OF bepga
hardly think II has contributed many TO that swarm
Of destution and misery that a-onzs IN the streets OF
ateI ford, which can rival in t saow OF besgas any
city of ts sge in Spain or italy, Here the Substantial
farmer sing his gass VI punch II the evening
the words OF an old Irish song " the County ki'
kenny:
"I rear my own beef and mutton and ham.
j shear iny sheep and war W
and the poor man and laborer in the time OF plentu
harvest, like that Of the present ,eaF need not sum
himself OF his three meals day Of potatoes and Sur.
about mol deny himself the luxury Of eupof 'tsy OF
SuBdsy or holiday, although II noy he he can sei'
dom indulge In the luxury OF fresh meat Even 'hs
bcggaTs and the helpless Of the country are petei Oh
than those of the city and do not run the RISK Oh
starving il they do have 10 seek the hearths OF thet
neghbOrs for an DIR II the IRE aud ciouoh tniout
the long evening in an almost windowlcss CABIN WIN
out candle.
There seems eertsinly little prospect Of any insur.
recti0n' OF any symptom even Of Fcnian orssnBauon
among the country people of the County hubenny III
the present moment Members theIe may be aba un'
doubtedy, are Of the Jiish Revolutionary Brethren,
but very few and without sympathy from the macriV
of the PEOPLE who although they free cuough TO OK
press their opinions themselves OF the
Of the English rule and the poverty and dttresS OF .ne
country, and cbershing the memory of ancient ~rons
with strong and bitter feeling far from undergoing
that extent OF suffering Il AZ drives men MAD ara "i
the silly f0s60 OF 4s III their memories 10 teacn Tue
htiIty OF u rising against tho undiHdtd power Oh bn
gland are unlikely can be cunceveo 10 1850 ineu
sleep in moonlight dTilngs In the bogs. sympathy Is
deeply felt and expressed 10y the rensntry at least Tor
the unfortrnaies ttial at Dublin; and over
heard strong and earnest mnn say hftef readng tne
placard the Police barrack Offering III the name OF
Ills Exceency Lord WodehOuse 81 coo for the arrest
of James Stephens with intensity that left no donhl
Of his eaTnesneSs: "Musha wish IL W4S III my heut'
I could hide him" IdNX.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
FROM CANADA.
The Il Executive Councii in Sessisa ss she
Capital-Messrs. Gait and q. -
Brydses bnck frsm Washinstsn snd
~ lhe e. CmuSeal. n
BERWICK.
lie went

From Our Special Correspondent.
OTTAWA. Dec. H. 1865.
The Council sat for some hours to-day, and
got through good deal Of business
There was full attendance OF Ministers including
Mr.. Gait, who has got back from Washington. with
bag full Of intelligence to communicate to bis co'easue
1t Is said that c. J. Brydgss. who was Also IN "nn
Ington as "a feclcr has communicated some
intelligence to the Ministry. Brydses Is freslaen. u
the G. T. Railroad and has some influence WIN Wv
srnmsnt. beside being regarded a. man Oh sou"u
..-- 80 s-...lgsnss. Anything hs nay hsIs sV~'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

into gambling speculation. As the bsnk gcts
its loan repaid by the state paper ceases to he Legal
tender US the bank be forced by law TO redeem the
notes In specie.
Francis JOseph has given a general amnesty 10 the
Gacians Ii Is expected that the Italians will Get it at
the beginning Of tie next year the Hut garans a the
coronation. probably in the month OF May.
Greece Is disturbed by brigandsge and By chronic
ministerial crisis King George is as unpopular AZ
King Otho was. Monarchy remains exotic plant on
the peninsula and German Princes don't do for Greeks.
DO not think that George viii remain long at the royal
palace ofAthens
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
s,.Msa ATLANTIC MAR NEw.YoRk'
uacamber 2 lc65. }

Though the subject of travel to ana irom
California. by sea, has been long ago eA"au'. ~.
want of incident cannot refrain from expressing ".
pleasure Of our 800 passengers for such sene'a! oeaa
tul weather ~ We experienced on the UP
season Of the yssr. II ID however wia res.s. 'u"s
am compelled 70 coy word in dsIoGstisn ss the sfs~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

note in the PGsrs the journals ordered TO hold
their tongues This silence moro eloquent than words
could be.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
FROM RICHMOND TO CHARLES.

Southern Ryes and Southern Face.-souts-
ern Cretds nnd southern Dress-Raii.
road Cars and Speed-Oar Duiies' To
De and Cndo - The Posr Whites sf
Norih Cnroiinn-Bem M iuiscences Of the
Slaves Of North Carolina - How she
Railroad end Plantation Hands Were
Fed. Clad and L0dged-naine Learees
In south Casoiina-ssory Of Geu. SEED.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27
TAe Mottolk gost.
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1865.

Among the new applications to the
President for pardon are the fOllowingre-
bel officers:-Brigadier Generals j. NJ.
Barton, J. w. Frazer, T. b. Smith, w.
l.. Cabell, M. d. Corse, G. w. Gordon,
Eppa Haugn, ]. r. Jones, J. s. Marma-
duke and d. NJ. Du Bose. Cabells resig-
nation was accepted before he entered
the rebel service.
John r. Tucker, commodore of the re.
bel navy, and the following civilians
have been added to the list of applica-
lions since yesterday -. G.. Hunterand
Richard Halves, Of Kentucky; Solomon
Frank A. Converse, Andrew Johnston,
Edward Mccormick and Blair Burwell,
of Virginia; Eustice Surget, OF Louis
lana; II. +. Thomson and David Black,
of Arkansas William M. VOORHEES,, r..
G.. Fain and G. b. Farmer, of Tonnes
see; Thomas w. Fleming and f., y.
Clark, of Georgia; J. w. M. Harris, OF
Mississippi and b. It. Pinckney andD.
J. Chandler, of Maryland.
No prisoners of war above the rank OF
captain are being released at present.
The numerous applications for pardon
from prisoners and civilians are filed
away for future action, and none but ex-
ceptiOnal cases Immediately granted.
The President evidently thinks men who
have resisted the lawful authority of the
government for four years, can afford to
wait few weeks or months for pardon.
Having rushed into the matter HURRIED
ly, they will probably be allowed to re-
pent at leisure.
In addition to those heretofore mem
toned, the following persons have up
piled for and received the Presidents
pardon, under his proclamation of the
10Th of May last :--R. III. Stuart, Kin,s
George county, Va. John II. Davis, VII
son county, Tenn; Robert y. Kingsbury,
Cameron county, Texas; Edward j.
Chiswell, Montgomery county, Md. Also
the following named persons, all resi-
dents of North Carolina Richard s.
D0nnell, Beaufort county; Edward Co
ningland, Halifax county; r. III. Kings
bury, Oxford; Il. ID. Hogg and A. III.
Dowell, Raleigh; w. S. Pettigrew, Wash
ingtOn county; Moses A. Smith, Rowan;
NJ. III. Willard, Orange county; Church
well Harris, Johnson county; John Man
ming, Jr., Chatham county; William H.
Oliver, Craven county; S. S. Harrison
and j. l.. Niece, Caswell county; Edwin
Greade and G.. S. Winshead, Person
county; r. c. ID. Beaman, Green county;
j. NJ. Parrott, John III. Stevenson, 4Rf1sbt.
G. Hay, d. A. Murphy and Anthony
Davis, Lenoir county; X. p. Battle, b.
p. Williamson, Jonathan M. Heck, VIM.
Fl. Wood, II. S. Tucker, Nathan Ivy and
George w. Norwood, Wake county; J.
M. Leach, j. Devereaux and Lewis p.
Old, also of North Carolina.
Joshua Hill, ex-member of Congress
from Georgia, and q. j. Hyams, wit
ness i'm the assassination trial, have been
pardoned by the President.