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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

DR. NON EIsEyBERG,
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Fop THE CrER oY ALL DIsEAsRs or Inn
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NEW DIRK. March TO-
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starra near suTpas.of everything ser saw OF heard o.
His attention 10 TIC patient i highly comn'ndaee
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Or. LIGHrHLL
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fpith,, between Second and Third sye'l, nom "a al
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DISCHARGES from the Ear Noises m tie Head aud all Diseases
Of the
FAR, THEosr AsD
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HoTHoUSE STRAWBERRIES AND CUCUMBEhs
received to-day by WILLIAM TAYLOR, No SIS Elo'dwsN
4 SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
NRw.yORK STATE LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE. .AIBAYY. March r. $50

SENATE. =. ALBANY. March II, 800
Sundry circumstances were presented against
three crOSstown railroads. $1,000, -
Bills were introduced 20 exempt bou1iy bonus from
taxation and TO provide home for see hd disabled
.oldier. annropriaiing therefor the Marine Hospital
grounds. - ..
Authorizing the construction of Pneumatic Rail-
way in New OTk. -
A so for q tunnel railway IN New'AorA Adjourned
10 Monday evening.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill TO improve Parkave., Brooklyn, was reported
favorably.
BILLS PASSED.
To extend the charter Of the Republic Fire Insurance
Company.
10 incorporate the New York practical House Paint
cTs Association.
Relative to holidays and bills of Exchange and Prom
isOry Notes.
To incorporate the Merchants Exchange and News
Room Of the city OF New Y OTk.
Requiring oysters of Cities to use official seals.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
ASSEMBLY.

Tie bin 10 improve Park'aye.l Brooklyn, was ropol
favorably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

The fourth of this series Of Concerts, took
place at Irving Hall Saturday evening. The attend
lpce was larger ttan Mt the third Concert proof that
n nnhl "a hnnnrn rnnre ard rnnrn interested in DE
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
The UNION RECORD.
oRovILLF. SATURDAY. JUNE 10.

TALKS RloHT-1f Senatorial aspirants and
their friends couiinue TO agiiaie their claims
TO create disseniion, they mus, be "left oat in
the cold" The united North will say So
The people that compose the great Union par
~ will ask that their representatives be so iu-
structed. They will make short work and end
the attempted division. The Sacramento Bee
appropriately remarks:
The question OF division ia the ranks 10 the
Union party is one that should never De raised
The State has too much at stake 10 the great
cause OF national prosperity 10 risk anything
ike the elevation OF Secessionis,s 10 public Of
fee by The disnemberment OF the Union party
The prospects of Aaron A. Sargent or Freder
lex F. Low for the Senatorship are OF no i'm
portance TO the State. SO far as social prosper
ity are concerned That they TO whom those
gentlemen are endeared By personal friendship
should desire to see their respective friends
successful. is perfectly natural. But the elec
tiou Of either TO The Senatorship is no cause,
ror even excuse. for split 10 The party. For
our part We would prefer 10 see both set aside
We want Senator that will sink personal
ity 10 his duty 10 bis constitution. Give Us a
coed, honest Senator that vii! attend TO the
Interests of California 10 the Legislature OF
the Nation. and we will not ask whether be is
Of Long" or "Short Hair" politics.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The Richmond Whig Of 23d nit announces
the arrival of two divisions Of the Sixth Army
Corps tGeu. Wrights), commanded BY Gems.
Getty and Ricketts,, respectively. il Manches-
ter, opposite Richmond. JEFF Davis and c.
c. Clay are 10 close confinement at Fortress
Monroe. Advices from Havana to May 25th
say the ram Stcnevall was delivered 10 the
Spanish Government By her commander. The
gunboat Rhode Island, from Pensacola and
Mobile Point, May 10th. has arrived. St.
Marks and Tallahassee fla surrendered TO
cur forces on May 9th. and the stesmer Spray
was surrendered 10 Lieutenant Gibson of the
Mahaska, May ll,h. The New Tork Times
Washington special dispatch bas the following;
The new internal Revenue Commissioner, Or
ton, will enter upon his official duties on the
lst Of July. Secretary Seward will give his
testimony in the conspiracy trial on May 18th.
He now directs affairs at the State Depart.
ment. Fred Seward was to day May 25th)
notified of the assassination Of the President
for the first time. \ special dispatch to the
Philadelphia Inquirer, May 2+th, says The
elder Blair was called before the Grand Jury
Of Chief Justice Carriers United States Court,
and testified as 10 the &C, Of treason commit
ted by JEFF Davis They agreed TO report q
true bill. This action it is understood is in
conformity with the wishes of the Admins
tration. On the oath nit. Gen Caster took
command of the Department Of Missouri. en-
braciug the States of Missouri and Arkansas
Gen. Lee viii be indicted By the Grand Jury
in Richmond, within few days, for treason.
Official intelligence Of the unconditional sur
render Of the ram Stonewall to the Spanish
authorities at Havana has been received.
The New York Tribuue's Washington cor
respondent of May 26,h. says: The Grand
Jury of the District Of Columbia. to day,
found bills of indictment against jeff Davis
and John C. Breckiurjge for high treason,
All the cavalry in the Western Department
are TO be mustered Immediately at Cairo fer
active Texan service. Fred. Seward had an
unexpected hemorrbage which excited renewed
anxiety 10 bis case
A special dispatch to the New York Tri-
bune from Washington, May 27ih says: The
Attorney General has made most important
decision. He affirms that the amnesty procla
nation was a means only to secure a specific
purpose. which was the suppression of the re.
bellion. The rebellion being ended, the am
nesty is void. 1t does not restore citizenship,
property or vested rights. The President has
no power to pardon except for what is past
Executive clemeucy cannot stretch to the fu.
ture. Therefore, DEGREES of coufscation must
stand. The decision will be given to the pub
lie in a few days. In the election for House
of Delegates, yesterday, the Disunonsts swept
Virginia so far as known.
The Post Office Department has contracted
with j. f. Reside for the conveyance Of the
mails daily aud back on the route from Lincoln
(Cal.) to Portland Orr, including intermedi-
ate poinis-service to commence on the lst Of
June.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

KILLED By 1NDIANs.-From gentleman
Just from Idabo, and who arrived iu this city
By the Chico route last night. says the Union
We learn that on Wednesday, May 3lst, one
Bissell and George Shortrdge were killed by
the Indians in Surprise Valley. 1t seems they
had ranches in the upper end of the valley,
and had been TO Susanvlle for provisions %
their way back they entered the lower part of
the valleys at Goodwin's ranch, and it is sup
posed stopped there, while the Indans were
concealed 10 the willows, about fifty yards
from the ranch The Indians waited until
they had passed. and then shot them from be
hind, killing them both at once. Shortridge
was scalped, and his body stripped of cloth
Ing. The body of Bissell was not molested.
The Indians took six Of the animals belonging
TO the men. also what provisions they could
pack away, and destroyed all they could not
carry. Bissell leaves wife and children.
Shortridge was a single man. whose widowed
mother resides in Indian Valley. Our inform.
ant was within fifteen miles o. the scene of
massacre at the time Of its occurrence, and saw
the bodies Of the murdered men The next day.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
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Colonel Commanding Battalion.

TuE bed of the Mississippi river from Cairo
to the Gulf, over thousand miles, is pretty
thickly strewn with the relics OF rebel rams
and gunboats; the remains of whole fleet
lie scattered along the bottom of the Yazoo 4:
the fragments of several folilla rest in the
Red river and harbor; from Mobile around the
coast to Richmond, the changing tides roll
over the broken skeleton of the rebel clads.
built only to be blown up. Perhaps the only
one now remaining above water carrying the
rebel ensign is that at Halifax, or the Roanoke
which ought to be caught alive, if possible,
aud preserved as the last Of the rebel rams
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

No SFcEssIox-Fronl what We can gather
from our Eastern exchanges. says the Call,
it seems that President johnson is determined
TO insist that there has been 10 such thing as
Secession in the South that the pretended
Acts Of Secession, being illegal, are a7d al
ways have been null that the rebel States
still exist as before the rebellion, with this
difference, that traitorous force has for q
while suspended The operation OF the legal
State Governments. This we believe to be
the correct doctrine, for 10 acknowledge that
certain States have seeded is to admit that
secession is possible. and the true Union dec
trne is that secession is legally impossible.
and can result only from the exercises of force
sufficient TO overpower the strength Of the
Government. Reconstruction then is simpli-
fed into the work Of putting the old State
machinery into operation under the control Of
loyal officers, taking care that prominent
rebels are not allowed to have q hand 10 the
operation.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

CBIEF JUsTIcE CHASE on GEN. SuERxAN-
The President OF the Sherman Testimonial
Fund, in Ohio. has received the following letter
from Chief Justice Chase
WASHINGTON, April 90. 1863
WHliam G De>hler Treasurer Sherman Tes-
fimon,al-Ug Dear Sir Enclosed is con-
GributiOn to the Sherman Fund.
| take this moment for making it. because
just now many seem disposed to forget bis
great services, and remember only his recent
convention with johnson.
But that act however regretted and disap
proved. must not cancel in our memories or
even obscure bis splendid services.
His patriotism is no more doubtful than bis
courage. No mans achievements have con-
tribuled more to the grand triumph OF Union
and Freedom over Rebellion and Slavery
His deeds are among the choicest treasures Of
our own Ohio, as well as of our whole country
And we, the children of Ohio, are bound eSpe-
eially. and by the most sacred obligation, to
defend and protect the good name of every
brave and loyal son she has. She has none
braver and more loyal than Sherman.
Yours. most truly, s. 2. CHASE.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

IDAHO AND CHICO Road The Idaho States.
man Of the 18th ut. says that the first wagons
with teams arrived there from Chico last Tues.
day, owned by Messrs. Parker, Christie and
Prlchard. They had been on the road but
iweuiy-nine days. and laid over FIVE or six on
the way. All that have come through this
Spring agree in saying that The worst part of
the road is between Idaho City and Jordan
Creek, and that an eight mule team could haul
from sixty to eighty hundred through without
dilhcaly.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
DAVIS Asp TIE ASSASSINATION. The Wash

DAVIS Asp TIE AssAssISATIos.-T Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Times,
writing Nay 7th, says:
Il ough. to be understood that the recent
proclamation oferiug reward for The appre-
hension Of Jefferson Davis. as one Of the par
ties implicated in the assassination of Abrs
ham Lincoln. wss 10, issued by President
johnson as bis Individual act, or merely upon
his personal opinion as TO the guilt Of
Davis 1t was issued IN pursuance Of the
the decision Of the proper legal authority. Il
was first unanimously decided 10 Cabinet meet
ing that all par les in any way connected with
the conspiracy should be tried by mill ary
tribunal and not by civil courts. All the ties
timony relating TO the matter was then placed
officially in the hands of the Judge Advocate
General. Hon. Joseph Holt, who examined it
very carefully. and made written report TO
the Secretary of War. giving it as his official
opinion that the evidence proved Davis to
have been connected with the inception and
execution Of the plot. 1t was upon this official
report that The proclamation was based. 1t is
not TO be supposed that any direct and per.
soDal action IN the matter can be traced TO
Davis, but it will be proved that the conspira
cy was framed and prosecuted with bis know
edge and assent.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

Ham AND EGGs.-A A blatant rebel from that
hole OF secession, " NJ Issouri Bend on the
Sacramento river was arrested by the military
for reasonable talk, taken TO Chico and put
in the guard house TO be taken below. The
The next morning be made urgent request to
see the commander Of the post. That officer
thinking perhaps the prisoners wished to com
municate sume matters of business, presented
himself and asked reb. what be wanted.
want said reb. "you TO go to the hotel and
get me drink of whisky, some ham and eggs.
cup of coffee and fxius to match that's the
way We are used TO hvin' in Dixie" He said
very well went over to town, got set of
irons all around, went back to camp, presented
himself to reb. with, " Here is yonr ham and
eggs-corporal, just help this fellow to dispose
Of his breakfast T. Secesh was dumbfounded
and corporal put on the bracelets with a
relish, aud when through asked reb how he
liked his ham and eggs Red Bluff Inde
pendent June 5ih.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

Land Register at Marysvie, A. J. Snyder,
under date OF June 5ib makes the following
announcement :
Notice is hereby given. that the following
described township plais are filed in this office
on June >, 1868, viz: Township No. / north
range I west township No. l2 north. range
west-all of Monnt Dianlo meridian, State
OF California. Settlers upon lands in the above
named townships are hereby notified to file
their claims in The Registers office at Marys-
vile, within the time prescribed by law; other
wise they will lose the benefit of their claims.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Pardon.

yENO THE HON. THOMAS WELLS. LATE PRE-
IL siding Judge of the Court Of Sessions in and
Tor the County Of Butte, State OF California and
L. ii. Harris Esq. 9Th District Attornev thereof:
SIRs;-4 on are hereby respectfully notified that
Henry !. llbSisher, convicted Of the crime Of bur
glary in the Court Of Sessions held in and FOR the
county Of Butte, at the April term thereof A. D.
1859. and sentenced by said Court to ten years I'M
prisonment in the State Prison Of said State, in
tends to apply for pardon TO His Excellency. :. F.
Low, Governor Of said State Of California
4. W. BALDWIN.
Marin County. May l5. 1865.
| accept service Of the above notice this IL day
OF May 4. D. 1855. THOMAS WELLS,
Late County Judge Butte County Cal and Pre-
siding Judge, Court Of Sessions in and for said
County.
accept service Of above, this 81 day Of Nav.
1860. 2. H. HARRIS.
Late District Attorney Butte County. Cal.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

RECRUITING FOR MExIoo.-The Mexican Gov
ernment is Offering great inducements u our gal
liant soldiers and officers 10 enlist in driving from
their dominions the French and Austrian intru-
ders. Mexican emigration Offices have been opened
IN the principal cities Of the United States and
are meeting with the greatest success. A large
meeting has just been held in San Francisco sym
pathisns with our much imposed upon sister Re
public. There is but one opinion upon this ma;ter
and that is 10 Clean ont the French
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

Apart from sll this, we deem tie OILY safe
course for the Government 10 pursue is to
abolish entirely the whole system Of slavery.
and strive by education and enlightenment of
the Southern people, to enable them to judge
Individually for themselves what is most for
the good of the commonwealth and their own
interests. Such is the course Of the Govern
nent a. We understand il, and We bid it God
sueed
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
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THE Unions Washington correspondent
says: Conness is still here, Highly is visiting
in New York, and Shannon is in the Peunsyl-
vania oil regions " prospecting.' All three of
these gentlemen have postponed their sailing
for California until June lst.
r. A. Langhead has been appointed Post
master at North San Juan, Nevada county. in
Place of G. d. Dornin.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

AT FoRr ALcATRAz-W We are informed that
there is now employed, at Alcatraz, thirty
grey backs" They are all in the packing
business" and the boys there designate their
quarters the "Copperhead Retreat" Ii is an
unconstitutional place-Appeal.
The Peace Democracy of Butte county are
represented We have three delegates 10
"Copperhead Retreat" They represent Ham
iion, Forbes,own and Chico.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

MONUMENT TO THE FIRST MARTYRS The
city of Lowell and the State of Massachusetts
have joined IN erecting monument to Addi
son o. Whitney and Luther c. Ladd. the two
first victims to the SHAREHOLDERS rebellion who
fell at Baltimore, April l9. 1861, when the
Sixth Massachusetts were passing through
that city. 1t was dedicated April, 10TH is
271a feet high bears the seal of the State and
the city. and also other suitable Inscriptions
cast in bronze.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

GES. OsD purchased the table on which the
terms of surrender were signed BY Generals
Grant and Lee. for $50. and General Custer
purchased that on which the minutes were
made out for S25. The former was marble
topped table Of aniiquated fashion.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

ATTEMPTED SUlclDE.-S II. Whimarsh, Of
Auburn. attempted suicide on the 7th instant.
He was found in his room at The hotel bleeding
profusely from wouud 10 the he'd, caused
by pistol shot. But little bo2es are enter
tanned of his recovery. He is well known,
having been connected with staging since the
business first started in California.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

RsrrssEp.-A party Of Msrysvilians have
Just returned from a raid on the Coast Range
Inhabitants. The exien, Of their exploration
is not exactly known, ard We presume their
game gave them but little trouble. The Ap
peal says their sun burnt counienances. swol
len ankles. bli.tered feet, shattered garments
and painted noses afford ample proof that they
had fine time
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

Wshave received copy Of a weekly paper
Published in San Francisco named " The Ee.
vator." II is conducted with ability The
editor, in bis prospectus. says We will labor
for the civil and political Acknowledgement Of
the colored man
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

SIXTEENTH ANNIvERsARY.-M Monday. June
5th, was the anniversary OF the day of the old
steamship Panama first entering the Golden
Gate. sixteen years ago. The steamers Cali
fornia aud Oregon preceded the Panama.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
CHICO AND IDAHO
STAGE LINE.

STAGES LEAVE CHICO EVERY MONDAY,
y Wednesday and Friday, via Susanville and
Surprise Valley, for Ruby City. in the Owyhee and
Boise Mines. Idaho Territory.
FARE, FIFTY DOLLARS.
This Is the nearest and best route connecting
California with Idaho, being less than oDe-third
ihe distance by way of Oregon. While suitable
stations being established portion OF the
route Saddle Trains viii connect with the Stages.
Trains leaving Chico weekly. since the Sd Of April,
have met with no obstacle. The route IS abundant
ly supplied with grass and water. Being regular
Mail Route. established by Act Of Congress, the
line is going into permanent operation.
The following are our Agents:
CLARK J. J.SHAW. Sacramento.
FRED. D. ROBINSON, san Francisco,
Office at merican Exchange,
Who are authorized TO receive fare and ticket pas
sen gers through.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
MosBY TO HIS TRoors.-Just before run

MosBY TO HIS TRooPs.-Just before run
ming away, the guerrilla leader, Mosby, issued
the following address to bis troops.
FAoUIER, April q, 1865.
SOLDIERS have summoned you together
for the last time. The vision we have cher.
ished of free and independent country, has
vanished, and that country is now the spoil of
conqueror. disband your organization in
preference to surrendering to our enemies.
am no longer your commander After an as.
sociation Of more than two eventfnl years,
part from you with a just pride in the fame of
your achievements and grateful recolections OF
your generous kindness TO myself; and now at
This moment of bidding you a inal adieu. &C.
cept the assurance ofmy unchangiNg confidence
and regard. Farewell.
j. s. MOSBY.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

THE citizens of Sacramento held a meeting
on Tuesday evening to appoint financial com
mit,ees to set 10 soliciting funds 10 aid of the
State Agricultural Society. The following
gentlemen were placed on the committee at
large from Northern California Yuba. James
Haworth; Butte, Hon. ohu Bidwell; Shasta,
Major P. B. ReddiDg Lassen; Gov. Roop !;
Siskiyou, Geo. Townsend Trinity, A. MECH
vrsy
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

A NEW Union paper under this name has
been started in Jackson, Amador county, ou,
of the material of the Copperhead journal, The
Dispatch. whose conductors are now at Alca-
traz. R. NJ Briggs is the editor AID pro-
prietor.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
Addendun.

Per OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA, May 18th 1858.
ID Series all sold Commenced on Sd series
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (Z31.OOO .o00l
precisely Ike ether two Series except dated 18th
July, and Government reserves the righ, TO pay
SIX per cent in Gold instead Of ! 80 Currency.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

WIRING Our 4 TRAlroRs NAME. The
Postmaster General has ordered that the Post
Office in Maryland heretofore known as Sur
rat, is to be called Roboysvie. thus obhter-
ating the name Of the family OF traitors from
the public record:.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

A NEW bank called The London aud San
Francisco Bank, with capital of one million
pounds iu ten pound shares, is to be es,ab-
lished IL San Francisco at az early day. Ex.
Congressman VI. s. Latham, now en route to
this coast from the East, is, We understand. to
be invested with the management Of the iusti-
tuition il San Francisco while Jules May will
represent the Bank in London.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10
Notice to Creditors.

NsTATE OF THOMAS McGOYfRN. De
81 ceased. Notice Is hereby given by the IN
derSigned administrator of the above named
estate to the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased TO exhibit ne same
with the Necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the first publication OF this notice to the
undersigned, at his Office in the Court House
/. VAN ORDEN. Administrator.
Ey order Of the Hon. Probate Court Butte Co.
Orovie. June 10, lSGj. 4wn32
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

JUDsxESr-A woman IN Biidefcrd Me-.
who hsd danced for joy st the Presidents
death, has been struck down with paralysis.
and be. 60 nse Of her legs People very nsIur-
ally say " Judgment from Heaven"
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

TRooPs FOR NEvADA-Two companies OF
the Sixth Infantry passed through Sacramento
this week, for Fort Churchill.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

II Is reported DR.. Isaac Rowell, late candi-
date for MsyoT, has been offered the position
of Surgeon General of the Mexican Liberal
Army BY General Ochoa. the Commander in
Chief who is BOW in San Francisco. and that
the offer has no. yet been accepted.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-10

The Irish and American Company at Birch
vile cleaned Up last week. after run of eight
days, $500 in gold.