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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

"A Properties of HELMBOLDsSs FLUID Ey
TRACT BUCHu will be comparison with tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHu GIVES
pallid cheek. Debility Is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and if no treatment f. siab-
ensue. 81 a - mar z-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08
s RESOLUTION for abating nuisance.

Z, Rssofesd By the Board ef Aldermen and Boara q
@ nnaen Certa6if 81 the Corporafiea Of GeoTgetoSrn
That the Commissioner; of STREETS is hereby in
tufucted 10 notify the or owners of any pron
front pavement may be below the grade of III,
street, to have said parelsent raised and If snci
pavement is not raised within twenty DAYS afte,
such notificafi, seid Commissioner shall Ia :,
the same done and proceed to collect the same from
The owners of the property. - IN
Approved july j, 1856. t,-,t--t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Bank,


#Aa4 TREAsuRY pKPkRT&AA
oFFEcK or COMPTROLLER on TRE GrnHa@oa 7
washington, January lSthpls 60.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidences praae nfed 70
the undersigned lt has been made 10 a1S8aeaE tnAk
q Tvs EvAHsvTLLE NATIONAL BANKsP M tss CID
Of Eyansvllls, I'm Tbs county of Vanderbu r@h and
State Of Indiana has been duly oFR@nf4so 9naer
and according 90 ths requirements ~ the Aes 81
Congress entitled, = An Act 90 provide hafio1Ai
Currency secured BY pledge Of q. =: Bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and resumption
thereofsD approved june I'd, 1864, aud has com.
piled with ali the provisions Of said act required
TO be complied with before commencing the susi-
ness of banking under aaiA acts W -
Now, THRRKRoak, |, Hugh Mc0uiioch, Comp
trollsE Of the Currency, do hereby certify thaThe
Evansville National Bank, In tha city OF Evans
Vile, i'm the county of Vanderburgh and State OF
indiana, ia authorised to commence the business
OF banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
Of Office this ninstaanthsday Of January 1850,
| : TEne1 #nss HUGH MCCULLOUGH. q
Comptroller Of thu Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

From Rev 4. Newton Brown, u. D., Editor 81
the EneyelopsdiA OF Religious KnowiedEe Mnd
Christian ChFontcle. PhiihslRlphia. 3@k
Although not disposed 20 ayor or fceommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust 81
their Ingredients aud effects. yet know o. no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify TO
the benefits he believes himself 10 have y. colved
from any simple evaporation, IN alie hePe that he
may thns csnfribnte 10 Che benefit Of etheraa
Tdo this Che more readilyin regard . ltesi'
Iandss German Bttters, prepared by DR.. q. NJ.
jackson Of thia city, because | visa preindieed
against Thorn for many years. under the tmprea-
mion that they were chiefly au aicoholia mixture
arm indebted ~ my friend, Robert salaaHaaker
Eaq., for ths removal 0f this pfalndica ~ proper
tests, and for enconEBkefnent 90 sFy them when
suffering nom great and long contsnued debility
The ume three bottles o. these BifteEs, ~ the Dc
ginning OF tho present year, was followed by evil
dnpt relief and restoration, to degree Of bodily
asaA mental vigor which i had mot ihAt Tor al
months before, and had almost deapairnd OF re
gaining. therefore thank God and ply nian'
ior directing me 10 the use q them.
Pc y. NRWT0M Bk0MNs =
Phitadslphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
-rraarRv DFPARTMENT.


1rrrcR on Co~RToxLKR on TEE CEnhENGss
Warrington April u 1snS. y
yKyHsREAs,BYs SATISFACTORY kFLD1aCA
Wv presented Go the undeFs3gueds u DAB n@sa
rnadn 40 appeax that s. The Merchants National
RMnk al Evansville" in the eisycf Evamgvallss ~
the county Of Yanderburgh and State OF AnaaAHas
haH been duly organized under and according 70
the reouiremen1s Of the Acs~of Congress sAs1fta1
IS An Act 70 provide National Curreney serrr-
ed By pledge Of United States bondss and e Pr2.
vide for the Circulation and redemption MERCK
approved june ., 1854, and has compiled With Al
the provisions of said Act required 20 %
With before commencing the BUSINESS OF banking
under said Act, 4s-s
Now, THxsxFoRB. I. FREEMAN EEARKEs Comp
trclier 81 the Currency do hereby csFtfsg tnAE
The Merchanta National Bank of EFR1sTAlless'
In The city Of Evansville. i'm the county of Van
dsFbnrgh and State Of lndfsaA, Ia zuxhcrl1@a &c
oOumenee the basinesa Ct banking under the Acs
aforesaid.
In eesfimcny whereof. witness my hand and
snal Of cnzre this seventh day Of April. LSSS.
1L6j FREEMAN GEARKR.
| spIS2m oomssrOzlsr 81 kAs C4xrsnry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
DENTISTRY.


nAYISG ASSOCIATED WITH " II .thA
( 4 pfsrris- 20 Dentistry Or. A. ,. 1oasss fsfia-
sT.x ~ ss.efunmts sss ss0aAd a1n0rsues - tsl1 .
pis q Evansville ard vicinity that we Ats Pfs
pared % perform al spe1etl9iAa peft@. LAss 49,
Tseth Inserted on Gold Plat AVA sllFeF y ~.
canife aaa a regards tsaEty q nnisns = z 49,
nafurzlness 81 RPpeAraaee, - 1919 49, -
We sslIsft ! shAss of publLe patxen@xss
DIS. BIEEBow * 4 JOsEs,
Roors s1s s. Marble bail,
III EsAnsFisls4 Iaa-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

pTRKuToRR

TN9a Bank viii be located on the corner Of Main
NJ. u@@1w - Rocu M the necessary changes can
20 haAns' d. IN. BEMKNT, Pxea't.
b. RALKTGH, Vice Prsast.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
EXPRESS.
FIRE LIMITS.

ytsaR UsURnsHGsED Will APPLY TO
4flss Common fgnurff ~ gnB city n ks9us-
p1tf~ for pefmissiop ~ teAr Ggwn HaDe wooa
steS. ard eFest urw ons Of che same sizs on fhs
aaHas sife, On Ia No 81, Old Plan balongtng -
fhe hsfrs ~ Mra. GathAriHs q. g0nes
FeSf-a JOIN " CRISP, Ear.
AprH ii. 1896 s2z.5w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

From Rev warren Randolph, Poster .ef she
Baptist Church 1T Germantovnp Penn.;sh d faofa
Dv q M. IaekRom, - ca 8Mss I'LL
DmAn SIN :-Persanai experience enmblns .EReso
Rmv that regard tho German hitters made hy
Won an most excellent medicine. In cases OF ae-
we're cold and general debility have been greatly
bensfttea by the MA Of the BittsRa and dunbt not
thay will produce sinaKiar effeets on otheFns
Yours, truly, WARREN RAND0hEd,
Germantown, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
UNITED STATES.


Special Notice is hereby
given to all permanent and
transient citizens of Van
derburigh county that the
Blanks for Income and APP.
plioation for License are
now ready for distribution
at my Office. ANY person
neglecting 20 deliver his re-
turn or make application
for license, as required BY
theiinternal Revenue Law.
by the 18th day of May,
1865, VIII be assessed by
me with the penalties at
tached. ---..
All RS. HOREBROoK, AsA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
aar.nE na.. %

1k# GB& hh# 94&As e
From the Raw. Joseph Ii. kenaards PaaAor 2
shn Tenth Baptist OharchE
Dw. Jaekso@, eaH8 a.s
DEAR s1m.-T have been frequently requested 70
enaumct NV name With Communications Of aifsr.
ant kinda Of medclmes, but regarding the prae.
slee m out Of my appropriate sphere, have tp All
raaea declined; but with eEs@r proof IN yaKtoEa
Instances, and pafsieulaFiy IN my family, &c the
usefulness Of Or. HoonandAs German BsstarA l
dspart Cor 0ncm from my usual COARSE 81 expires
sgssTm amd especially for Lsss g0nsplafas, " ~ Q
sas aM sulaAla pFeparatSea I'm sufne cases u may
lail but usually doubt not 10 win be ysry hepe-
METAL 10 those who s1ffer rom the above Gauss
Yours, very respectfully, -
III. kKNNARB,
Eighth. below Coates Street, Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
GROCERIES.

50 - - - - =
LA.GK AND CHOICE SELECTION OF
a GrOoerisx and Provisions ean = Sunf -
as4 .KLLfUTTse FAMILY G kuGEhY
i q b Is eioIas Fiz1i. %. NJ. " I'll. BARR.
II aax I zgaalaz Jars Ghgrkf "a. S ~
10 6ox x 10 - De
10 doz - = 10 do do
8 aox Al Do CsnffTrwsr lsr ssie ~
ELLxoTTs xAAEBE geoCE&f
Mast POWDERS.
II - doz i y ezus Anarsws's Yeast Pewass-
Tor sale a. ELsLE0TTfs FAM II gBoaEt1f
CODA SODA.
- % boxss Bi Carb sofa, 10 2 peeA@Essg aaF 80
u ELLICTT.s FAAIL assts1esAA-ars
TOHEs0Ess UNI9N wAsHfsa mACH4tsE
d anA Clogass EFrtnzer car BE- fgund only -
KLLTOTT's FAMILY GE0gEkR.
- A aMrxs and choI0a saiection of pnFa Creams
PEPPER, Csnna@ons Cloves Entl4eSsy Asea All
eUfcs t55nxsr. AS., for sska Al rrsa-, -asrsa
ELLfOTTss FAMILY GEoGElX.
TEYo0DKH BOWS AID TRAYs.
w 10 d0z Bests Of Wooden Bowis,
EELIOTTs FAMILY sRoeERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05
HOTEL e EOPENED. =
Washing tom House,
CHRIS. HEDDRISH Proprietor.
Cor. Maan ANA fRmArd sts-,
A EVANsvEELE. IND.


rarHTs OLD. VIII EsTxBLTsEED. AND
A vEIdeaV@&na@ms Hafst - be@A aasse4 h9r saw
aral weeks rndErgoizsg F@IjAixn- Tt Las daring
shrguTR ~ Fttusa ~, Aa4 III q rHat rneasHTs anEn
ishs4H With new beds aud III ne prcpkfs-
tar Ia made every 6rrmnK aAEent 20 fsndsx hts
house eonssnients healthy and aSresAnls " n
pubHAe =. =
Thnnking the public for tha nne paEronage tAas
f,r A. warfss AZ RmmRR aAmasa hsmm @MemnMaM SC eas
Washington he tnTaEam W. ~ 1netx cas1o1Ag
"A Ill endemToE co have Aas f@6ss afRfmAahsd ana
las houas maaAgsa y 8 way . msEfs thsas eoastH'
u@a H@txcnR@e- - IS
ses Dsroe frna- tzayi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

nnan 9aR Having used your Geman Bitters In
INV family frequently ! ana prepared 60 Say that
10 has been OF great service. believe that ~
a.aa az general debility Of the syatena, Il L. tbs
snfRHt and moss valuable remedy Of which Il have
nnv kp0wiedep, Yours, respectfully,
~-s T. II. TURNER, -
~. uae Narth Mt.,Affhaseh Arrest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

From Rev j. III. Turner. Paasor Of Hedeing d..
III. Church, Philadelphia -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

Fruaa the Rev. L@si a.. Beck; FMator Of heNAp-
Dist Church, Pomberton, NJ r., lcrmeFky.af me-
North Baptist Church, PhilAdelphaa.
r. d. 49, MNMA~
i have known Heolinnd's German Bitters favor
ably for a number OF years 1 have used fbsin In
my oHn family, and have beeu 80 pleased with
their effects thai / was induced % recommend
them 10 many others, and know that thsy have
Operated in q strikipgiy beneficial manner. take
great pleasure in thus publicly prociaimlns this
faet and calling the attention vi thpae @fAletad
With the diseases for which they are recon EnAna-
"a, 90 these Bltters, knowing from experience that
these recon mendations will be sustained. az
this more cheerfnlly AZ Haolaad's BitterS u In
tended TO benefit the afflicted, and u not o - run
LKgI @. BECK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

Dr. O. M Jackacsas
DKAR SIN IL feel it pleaaurethns OF nay own
accord te bear testimony 90 the exqas@nce OF yoIr
fs@rmmn Rittara Some years ainees being much
nsFFiceea with Dyspepsia used them with very
henefciMl results@ L have ofRens recon- ueenaea
them 10 persons afflicted with that tormAnstng
disease, aud have heard from them the NEST nat
tsring testimonials ~ TO their great value. In
oases OF general debility believe it 70 BE- tonic
that cannot be surpassed.
Yours NJ L1@ NSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

From the Rev. Thomas Winte-. Pastor Of Box
borough Baptist Church, Axe a4h
Ms. JacksoR,
DEAR rn:--T Zeal 10 due 10 your exeellent pre-
paration. HooHAna'B German Rifsares 90 add my
testimony 10 che deserved reputation IL has Oh
tmined. have, for years a. ffmeas been tFpnhled
With great disorder In nay head and nervous sys-
tsM. was advised by friend 20 try o bottle Of
your German Ditters- did %, and have expert
enced great and nexp@c1ed reKiafs my health has
recommend the article wheEn meet with cases
similar 70 my own, and have been assured BY many
oe their good effects. F
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-05

Frurn the Rav. J. III. Lyons formeriy fsster q
Churchcss
, 1865-01-31

Shortly after | gave up the establishment,
/ petitioned the Royal Government for some
compensation but not having heard anything
of it, l have since petitioned the present Co
%Vernment, and have received a promise that the
matter will be looked into.
Ten years having now rolled by, and as moth
ing in all that time has been done for me, |
fear that it will take some time yet before some
remuneration will be awarded me.
My struggles to get out of the difficulties, this
circumstance has brought On me, have been We
ny great, and | must declare that [ can no long
er bear them, without some pecuniary aid. |
have, with my small salary, been able to pay
some part of the debts but as | find it now
more than ever difficult to get through, beg
to appeal to some generous members of this
community to grant me small loans by different
parties to make up an amount of Three Hun
dred Dollars, to be reDaid by a monthly deposit
OfivedOllars in the Savings Bank, until | should
prove so successful as to obtain either from the
Government or the Colonial Council some COM
to, which, when obtained, will be promptly paid
towards the loans I humbly solicit, and if not
sufficient, the monthly deposit to continue until
the whole amount is paid.
Having submitted my grievances in this pub
lie manner, | beg leave to observe that | hope
it will not be considered imp udent nor wrong
in me to come forward in this way and I sin
cerely trust that, although humiliating, the eff
fort will not be ~fruitless one.
A prospectus will be submitted privately.
Dear Sir,
I remain,
Your obdt. Servt,
P. B. HATCHETT.
Christiansted, January 80, 1865
, 1865-01-31
To the Editor of the st. Croix Avis I
Dear Sir

Dear Sir
/ beg you would give me some space in your
paper, for the insertion of the following re-
marks -
In December 1851 | leased the printing office
here from my mother. At that time the impo-
sition of having all official announcements pub
lished in the st. Croix Avis without payment
was laid on me, as well as on my predecessors.
In the following year 1852 the Colonial Coun-
Gil was established. All the drafts that were to
be laid before this Assembly-and they were
not very few-the proceedings and reports of
this Honorable Board, as we'll as all the laws
that emanatedlwere all published gratuitously y!
PromiSes-verbal 0nes-were made to give COM
pensation. This burden continued until 1855,
when / was forced, from the heavy expenses in
cured during these three years-having to en-
ploy two extra compositors to perform this work
in due time and many other expenses which we're
connected with ito relinquish the office load
ed with debts!
My statement, Reader is correct, and no
one has a proper idea of the amount of work
I was burdened with. The work alone of the
Colonial Council during this time amounted to
4064 columns-say at 81 Ga per column-three
cents per line-the calculation is $1,O72 so;
not including the official advertisements from
the public offices, which were then far more nu-
merous than they are now, in proof of which I
will give one instance-the long list of tax-pay-
ers which alone was 10 columns.
, 1865-01-31
PrOClama.

nLLE og Enhver som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa afgangne
Elizabeth Eiyer's og efterleyende
Mands James Eiver's felleds 30
indkaldes herved til at anmelde og
beviisliggj0re deres Krav for under
tegnede Skifteret, linden UdI0bet af
ire Maaneder efter denne Indkaldel-
ses sidste Acknowledgements.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 24de Januar 1865.
O.. SARAUVV,
, 1865-01-31
gpmmntitatipt5.


To the Editor of the st. Croix Avis.
Dear Sir
May I beg the favor of you to insert the fol-
lowing two letters in the st. Croix Avis, viz
To Mr.. r. J. Robinson,
AS it is my duty to see redressed any grie-
vances that can be pointed out to me as exist
ing in the relation between the public and the
customhouse officials, [ beg of you to inform
me Of the cause Of your article in the St. Croix
Avis of the gath instant.
Your most obdt. Servt,
RAHR,
Superintendent of Customs in Frederiksted.
Frederiksted's Customhouse the 26th of Jan
nary 1865.
Mr.. G. Rahr.
Superintendent of Customs Frederiksted.
Sir,
In reply to your communication of this days
date, I beg to inform you that, l am prepared
to have the cause of the grievances of my com
plant in the ST. Croix Avis of oath i~nvestiga-
ted by the Superior Authority, His Excellency
the Governor, should he deem it proper.
Yours respectfully, ,
r. j. ROBINSON.
Frederiksted goth January 1865.
I shall only add that I have laid the two let
ters before the Government, with the request,
that Mr.. Robinson may be given an opportuni-
ty to explain the cause of his complaint,
I remain
Your most obdt. Servt,
RAHR.
Frederiksted's Customhouse the 28th of Jan
nary 1865.
, 1865-01-31
From the Barbados West I.djaa, Ja@. 20.}

From the Barbados Wsst Iadjaa, jan. 20.)
According to intelligence received in
Liverpool, Peru and Chill have declared
war against Spain. 1t is added that the
flagship of the Spanish Admiral has been
burnt at the Chincha Islands. If this in
formation should unhappiIy prove true,
there can be no doubt that it will be
followed by war with Spain and the
South American Republics named.
The Spaniards are proud and sensitive
to the last degree, and though war might
have been avcrted under the influence of
the new pacific feeling which pervades
the Government Of Narvaez, yet an insult
like this will rouse the whole of the nation
as one man, and render peace impossible.
One result is tolerably certain TO follow
the attempted contest of ST. Domingo
will be abandoned, and the whole power
of Spain will be devoted to the punish
ment and humiliation of the Peruvians.
For this purpose the u of Spain
are sufficiently ample, and as the climate
of S.. Domingo is playing sad havoc with
the Spanish forces there, the occasion is
opportune for Withdrawing from an I'M
seemly contest, and concentrating all the
power which Spain possesses in ships
and men in attacking her more distant
and inplacable foes.
, 1865-01-31

THE WEATHER ON THE CONTINENT
The bulletin of the Paris Observatory
states that snow has fallen in Madrid TO
the depth of IS inches. A remarkable
depression of the barometer indicates
that a violent storm prevails in the Gulf
of Lyons. The wind is strong at Mar
settles; still stronger at Toulon, and
light at Cette. The wind is beginning
to blow sharply on the coast of Italy and
on the Adriatic. While this hurricane
is traversing the Mediterranean, the bad
weather, which prevailed for some days
in Russia, has disappeared from there.
, 1865-01-31

snow. Snow tell IN such large quantities In
the south OF France that the passage ofrail-
way trains from Cette to Carcassonne and
Narbonne was interrupted for some hours.
Snow fell, not only in abundance, but
with such violence that all intercourse
between several towns became imposSi-
bic. The troops in the various garrisons
We're employed in clearing away the snow.
BARBADOS.
Fine showers have fallen within the
last fortnight, and more Of them to Lee
ward and in the central part of the ISL
and, than over the two largest parishes
TO the South. The change is very bene-
fetal to the plants just springing out of
the ground, as well as 10 the old canes,
which hegan to suffer from the want of
rain and the dry scorching winds. Some
sugar has been made, though but little
has found lis way into town. Vans have
turned out we'll in this Parish, and have
been selling as cheap as potatoes. The
sugar vessels begin to arrive, and the
Bay shows "A good many of various kinds
lying at anchor amongst them a French
Man-ofWar with the Admiral on the
Station on board, and II. NJ. Steamers
Cordei9, Pylades, and Styr. Our latest
American dates are to the 4th, and bring
intelligence of a new Confederate cruiser
the Sea King, reported to have taken and
destroyed already 5 Federal merchant
men IN some part Of the Atlantic.
We have received the following extract
from a Circular Of Messrs. Porter, Schlus-
ser & Co., Of London, which concerns
our sugar growers:-
"For the information Of our Colonial
friends, we beg to draw attention to a
very important change which has come
over the Sugar Trade, Of London especi-
ally, during the last few months. We
allude to the almost complete extinction
OF the demand for what used to be term
ed Grocery descriptions of imported SUI
CARS, winch are now su%pplanted by the
cheap production of bright yellow Pieces
by our Retiners. This branch of manu-
tacture which was chiefly confined to the
Scotch and Liverpool Re6ners, has lately
been taken up with spirit by our London
Houses, and great improvements having
been made IN the quality of these goods,
the demand for Home Consumption is
now divided between these and the regu-
lar loaf Sugar, to the almost entire ex-
cIusion for grocery purposes Of Chrystal-
lied Maufltius, good grocery Barbados,
Porto Rico. Cuba, &C., the bulk of which
have now been sold, below their former
relative value, to the Refner. As an in
stance, we may mention, that during the
last month, several thousand hhds. of
Barbados have been sold for refining,
which formerly would have realised for
grocery purposes IS. per cwt. more.
1--WE have gone thus into detail, it be-
ing important for the Planters 10 know
that The appliances Of the manufacturer
in Great Britain enable him to produce
a description of Sugar, which from the
universally Of its adoption, seems to
meet the wants of the consumer, at a
price and of a quality, which it seems
impossible TO produce in the Colonies.
Opinions of practical judges may differ
as to the intrinsic value of these manu-
tured and imported Sugars, but importers
are just now painfully conscious in which
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-11


The Post says although The Treasury De-
parsment Is about 70 issue q limited amount
Of certificates ofin debtednsss, yet the groas
amount Is gradually decrsaling Is The De-
pertinent Is taxing ap more natiOnal eer-
tiGeates than Il proposes 70 Issue.
The Commercially special says Mr. Hats
ley who takos Mr.. Fields place as Assist
ant Secretary Of the Treasury, has been
chief clerk in the Treasury for many years.
Another experienced clerk, Mr.. HcfmAh,
Will take the post Of chief clerk.
The ~cerainty that Cen. Lee and others
have been indicted for tssssonat Norfolk,
causes great excitement in Washington.
HtaEIsBURea, Pa, June IQ.-Gov. Cur
tain has Used an eloquent address to the
people of Pennsylvania, recommending
that in every part of tho State on the ap-
: preaching anniversary Of our National Ia
dependence. special observance be had Of
welcome to our returned defenders and Of
commemorstion of the heroic deeds OF
themselves and their comrades who have
fallen.
NEw YoRx, June IO-The steamer Star
OF the Union from No. Sd, arrived; News
anticipated. Steamer Ariel brings Savan-
nah dates 9TH.
The Herald says the director Of the Cen
trail railroad Company having taken the
oath OF allsgiaRcs has been placed in con
troll of the road, subject to the direction of
the military authorities.
General Birge has assumed command
Of the district and General WoOdford is
Post Commandant. The condition Of az
frirs at Montgomery, Alabsma, is favorsble.
The principle portion of the Union forces
nave been Withdrawn, leaving Q garrison
of 1000.
Good order prevails in Columbus, Ga,
the freight depot.