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THE CONsPIESACX TRIAL.
81 nopsta Of Ahsietant Judge Advocate
RluEham'a Argument.

WARRINGTON, June 27-Tbe argument of Mr.
Bluyh.n', Special JndEe Adsocate, II reply 70
several arguments in defense Of Mary E. SusTath
The rebellion In aid OF which this conspiracy
IVES formed and this Great public crime conf
mt.ted Eas prosecuted for the v1ndication Of no
:@py ' tfssss 4aus xtPRs ent nd ID
Gsn.1c assassination. The court had a.
fsady oye1rqled the p'ea Of tne
but for the fsct that II b ID b.cn rrAyely argued
J cout uel for the accused. Denying tic anlhor-
ity Of the PFesieent 10 conssitute thu commits.
court Of justice. has no legal ex,stenee and no
power 10 hear ard determine the issue jo,ned.
In making this ayeTmeat the conaeel should
10 protect, prs and defend tue Constitution,
ana take cafe that the laws be- faithfully execn
seal s h re 70 opea ' In g. aisf'Hs sse A15 t. '1 III
Iii q The Reeabc md weIe open IL 9Ss ais:
tact only By force Of 'he hs5o9et. Wiihd1aw
injecting The vicinity allow their conisderates
hers to 6e tried In this or any. other Court.
The contptEa1or Who ase1ss'nated the President
sSy power, espu1ed q sad asIa. u' W. &sa liz y
act Of n.u1pauonf Who IN au this land is bold
eDeugh Of baso enough to asstrtitf II The Pres
to trtal, according Ia military law, all other par.
Eihe Judge Advocate argued thst the Court
having been constituted by the President, 1t Was
moi. in their power. as tnfer1ora, to dltohsy aud
declare + act military. utarpauon; bc.toes the
supreme Cont had decided that the acceptance
q Judicial unlcert IL 1eeornadon OF the anthor-
~ fr!m which It 10 dettfed. The proposition
vas ahfurd. Gentlemen might a. well ask tie
Supreme Coul1 to decide that the President had
nj authority TO 1onlnate. and the Senate had no
Court
The Judge Advocate proceeded at length In re.
ply to the afrume1t Il connte', cit ug preeede1ts
ahd sustaining the action Of 1he Government He
dnEitc the rebellion fus the Suppression Of the
sane, and amcug them tie one providing for the
tt.al Of Ill rebels and tnsussents their aiders or
afettcf:, hy courf msrra1 or military commission,
, 1865-06-28

any importance, We belteye, that hes ever oc
CURED On this road.
Northwest Missouri Is literally deluged by tht
ate heavy rains. Grand R.vet aud tbs Patte,
with the tributaries Of each, ate
hlgher than they have ever been since the memo.
rshle food of1s45. tThe entire va1leya Of each
are oFerdowcd, the waters rising In many IN
s'ancea to The second table Of land. and the loss
to tie crops will ba immense. The prospect for
heavy crop wae n.ver better, hnt the Hood has
swspt away this hope and len the couatry 10 rely
entirely on the hishlanda for support.
A dispatch received at Gen. DodEefs headqu1f-
tere st4tes TINT the emigration aeroes the plains
Ibis &c AEON far exceeds that Of auJ previous year
During the month Of May four thousand wagons
plsfed Fort Kcaruey and trains continue to pass
thst post iq ;asCe aa9beE.- The smigtants are
and other places. The Indians had not moles:ed
the en1gTznts to sny noucea5]e extent, aud III
the routee Are consldered safe Troops ara st4-
uoned at The vas,ons po:ts and afford ample pro-
lection to the trains.
The karfas City Journal states that in 4 couple
Of weeks the cars Will come west as far aa Pleas
ant Hll co eaet a fer Us theLtttle Blue, lc,T.
ing rap Of only seventeen miles to be travelled
ht stage. Tho raf|rotd COMPANY ts busy ut work
AID the gap will soon be tiiien up.
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Court had decided that 50 much OF these procla
nations ns provided for The courts martial OF I'LL
lfafy commissions. needed no ratification.
The Judge Advocate did not review tbs tcst'
mouy.
After Associate Judge. Advocate Hrghaza had
delivered hia argument the court adjourned until
to-morloW afternoon.
WASHINGTON, juno 27.-Sanford Conover, a'las
Wallace, was recalled By the Govelrnent, and
tettined that sftez be left Washington, which wss
vislted Montreal. where he met Tucker, Sanders.
Carroll. Pulldn, Westcott- and numhes Of o.hexa.
They did rot know 1T that uue that he {"itneas)
receive him win great cordIa ,. TUCKER. w
speaking Of his trial, denounced Secretary stan.
ton ard President Lincoln a. &couudte!s, and
added thst tbcy eaou;d protect themselves, 1Fof,
by tho Eternal, the day of reeko, ing would come,
and heavy a-count would haVo 10 be eettted.n
ness Ssa here 81 e
On several occasions pistols were drawn. and
threats made 10 shoot him {w1tneesl dead. he
DID not swsatand subscribe TO a. affidavit to TIC
fiou, and that the Conoyet representing him,
tNal,ace) had testified to a tissue Of falsehocdB.
This the wttrees repeated was sworn to hy htn
He cid 1t to savc bis life. a witness named An
tie. cotrobofatcd the ADORE te.tim NJ in part.
e: Inc. cGuitey sna u; D. Gfayes, printers fton
y. udie+ Of cahawba, who had procured tho pub
]ieatton Of an advertisement II tho Selma DR.
p0tch, Advertising FOR one million or dollars IN
order to procure the death Of Lincoln, johnson
and StwaId.
Judse Advocate General Holt said all tho Gov
eEnmen1 testimony Was now in
Ast!sta1t Jnuee Advoc4te Bingham then resd
an efahorate argument, in reply to that OF Rsvex-
dy Jobneon. On the jurisdiction Of The Court.
Mr. Bingham elbows that the pro.
c]s1nations Issued By President Llnce!n
authorized the tina Of insurgents, thefz atders
and abettoss by court martiaI, and TINT military
commissions had been ratified By act Of Congress-,
ard a'so The Supreme Court had decided that the
utilization by ConeEey. vas nnnccea.er1.
, 1865-06-28

shs Ord RedhcInZ the Army-Tropps
Oh the Way Ifome-ArrlTalp OF IN Ad.
01tlouh1 PAymnster.
Especial Dispatch to the ChIcsHo Tribunal
MlDtsoN. June 27.
Col. Ctos. 8. Lowell, Provost Aatshal General
fer Wisconsin, hss ,received the fo'lowine:
WAeHtsGros, June 2G.
To. Col. C. s. Lowell:
On the ed i1tt. the following additional reduc
uons og the elective volunteer inftntsy force.
preeeIt were ordered, VIZ: Army Of the Potomac
i9,Ct0 men; army Of the Tennessee Il 600 mid.
ole military division 100. The reductions viii
ce Iasde ~ the rauacr ont Of the enr1a o1R3nixa-
uors Of Veteran regiments having the shortest
time TO eerve. ineIud,ug ali recruits and addi-
tl9ts to raid rcglmeute from othcs eonrees; also,
Ill Abkcbtets. The to1El reduction viii b. about
.cyenty thousand men. Gene al orders No. 81
current te1lef, from this Office, viii govern the
muster ont ind payment
Col. Cohb te1es.aphs The Governor ffom Nash.
vile, announcing Inst the 43t regiment Is on Its
way home. and vail reach Milwaukee tomorrow.
The 18th inst. 1be 9Th Wisconsin bat cry left
Nashville yesterday for Milwaukee for payment
thty tavtnR been mustered ont. Fifty,eeven one
ycar Een Of the 4th Wisconsin carllry arrived
here 10 cay, having been mustered ont Of SERVICE
They left the regiment Ut TicEsbure, AWAITING
t1arfppztstton 10 Shreveport ~hese they expect
10 he consolidated with the ID cavalry.
Mi. 1laIEie, an additional p1Jmaeter. hsu ar
rived here. and The work Of paying OF the sol
ol. rs at this place will be pushed forward with
Ylrpf.
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Planters, Meeting At tLynehburg-Pay-
1nent OF Field HAnd4-R4teA and
Rn1es OF EaApl0TmenK.

NV YoRK. june s7.-LypchburQ, Va, papera
contafn the proceedings of meeting OF the irm.
CIR Of Ee}spn county, Va recently.
Heaointlops wtlc adopted to pay number one
field hands five; dollars per month. and number
cents per month. finding lodging, fuel ana rations
rs heretofore, the hands to ind their own cloth.
ing, The loes Of tine nom sickness or ,dlt nesa
70 bs oe6uet d. and the hands are to be entirely
subject TO the order. Of the employers. In no
case src they to hire q iabofer who has not per
mission to rehlte bimse1f. Laborers refusing
thete teEroa shall not lolttr upou the amployer's
fefrcd, IN supplies At market rates.
Presidents and superntendents Of pu5lic works
ar seanea'sa NOT 70 hire bands engaged in sgrl
farmer in whoee service he has been engaged,
Parties violating theee es after subacfibl1r 10
thin. Htu be defued qui1fy Of ner1nt1
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Commencement day, Of al the brave so!d u
boys, who were once st1dents here, End are
caji WIS made Tor ali VIII hive
any knowledge OF the }auas hesoea, lie
pat1iot students, to report By letter 10 Geo.
b. Charles. or IN person at the Sem n-.y,
during the ccm NJ year. 'Tie the d sei.e 70
preserve in the institution complete rec I'd
Of Its students Who hare been In The. Uuind
States service. Friends, favor the enterprise.
The next school year will lyre;n September
4t9. Measures are being earris d out, ne arc
informed, for the speedy liquidation Of the
d. bt Of Clark Seminary; and thus, with in
ess1ng facilities may th1a noble institution
stand through the coming ages. devoted to
the work Of general culture and sanct'flei
aiucatiqp, C..
, 1865-06-28

Price, Only 33 cents Bottle.
Thelol1owlnK Is extract Of alester written BY NJ
Rev. is. Holne, OF no P1rrpoat stre=t Ba3:
Church, Brooklyn, n. T, to tho Journal cid Xtsak1
GER Cincinnati. o., Rad Bpeaks yolu.nes In fsEox q
tha wcrlo-reno~1ed medicine. MES. W1EsLOW7
6pO7HlN1 SYRUP FOB ENUDREE TEETHIHR
*We see Al advertisement IN ynrz co.uIas of MEsl
wIS5IOW's s00THlNG 3YKUP. Now. We nsyu
sid word In Ayot Of tbs patent medicine bEars b
lite. brt we feel Compelled 70 lay to gcuf reate
that tbs IL ac humougcs AEce t!ed Il, and t.oss
O b auf cias,rs. 1t u probably one Of the Hx
successcln edictnes ct the day, beca14s It Il oua
theoass those Of our readers Who have patal
can 1co rthau lay IN 3s1pply,
Rpn6p712 tm-%TAx.pet
, 1865-06-28
FROM SAVANNAH.


NEW YoRK. June a7.-The steamer Port an
Prince b1pes Savannah dates to the e3sd. The
Savannah Herald has dispatch, dstcd Augusta
list, alnonrctrg the loss ct the steamer Letsb1rg
hy Irnning on enag fifteen miles below ia Il
CITY, Two ityes were lost and mos1 Of the csreo
ssved. Many rebel paro ed prisoner. are arriving
at Savannah. The Savannah and ORethee canal
The order prohibtuug the wearing Of the rtbe1
nElform 10 being strictly enforced. writer tn
theSayaupah Htrnld gives the nearest epproxtma.e
TO tho stock Of cotton, Of the last crop, ret to
come to ma1kek u one million and d quarter
, 1865-06-28

HEAVY sNEpLE-A day OF two since a
voucher Was p.esenta9 to Captain Wing, dis
hu1sing officer for this. Department, for pay
mcnt, which on Investigation proved to be a
voucher tha; had been given for lot Of hay,
audited and registered hut afterwards had
been altered to such an amount OF hay as to
amount to 517, 500. This voucher Was taken
to Louisville and sold to = banker, who sent
1t to the First National Bank Of this cl:y foe
collection, and when presented was readily
detected BY the Tjgilant cashier, LII. Morris.
, 1865-06-28
Brutal Murder At Eikhorn, Wis.-An
t'x-CAT&lFT officer Shoots man OF
his late Command.
[Ffom the Jsnesyille Gazette. 96th.1

About 10 O'Clock on Saturday morning .
terrible traEedy was enacted in Elkhorn, re-
sulting In the death Of man named Shny.
The circumstances as related to ns arc that
Captain Charles Perry. lately Of the Third
Cavalry, saw man passing along the street,
who formerly belonged to his command, !,
when lie called to him, and rs he turned
about fired at him wlth revolver. The first
shot went through the clothes Of shay, when
he started to run !; the next shot penetra-
tee his left lung, and a third one struck him
in the back Of the neck The wounded man
~ rived only about fifteen minutes. 4 num-
ber Of tic companions of The murdered man
were IN the town, and Perry was only lodged
in jail In time to saye him from lynchlns
The reafe1s aasiEned for the deed are that
s1ay bud Threatened him with vengeance
this method to pro,ect ~ ,s II htnself. It ~ seems H
hoTcTcr, that the murdered mau WAS quiet.
y ABOUT bis own business, and had not made
Inc 6l'satest Demonstration against Perry.
, 1865-06-28
FROM DES31OHNES.
Iowa State Military and General
NGxE9, -

Especial Dizpatch to the Ch!cnco Tstbune-l
DEsho1SEs. IOWA, June n.
GOV. Stone bae visited the Military Hosp1ta! st
Davenport, and Apds everything In favorable
condition. He is now attending the annual meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of The State Uui-
varsity At Iowa City. From Iowa City he will 20
to Clinton on l'ueiness with Adjutant 0eleral
Baker, aLd from there to the KcokRk HOSPITALS.
The Governor has ordered Captain J. P. Roach,
Stats Agent. 10 Louisville. to leok after the we'll
fsFe OF out soldiers there.
The Superior Court will adiorrn in rnnrfny
, 1865-06-28

Trouble Among the Krecdm en-Om.
GERS f.EDTnuttif-Fefknn maftern-
The PrcAldcnEss Family.

GERS f.romuttd--FerKnnai mattern-
The PrcsldenI's Family.
Especial Dt,ssch to The Chicago Tribunal
WAsH1sGroS, June =.
Gen. Howard recefEed Information from Nor.
between the whites and freedmen Of 1he city.
Col. Bfaceu. CommIeeIoner at Richmond, w1s
fmmediAte1y dispatched to Norfolk to Aettle the
diflculty, the precise nature Of which was not
known.
The Secretary Of Var will, In \ few days, Issue
m order anpuHpctng The ohlc+rs Tbo hsve re-
c tTed hlevet pronodons- The lit IL very long.
Provost M1sshal General FIy viii leave some.
Colonel Reno, formerly Of Gen. Tosbet's etaff,
Int lstelJ commander OF the 1et provisional cav
slty brigade. hss been bfeveited Brigad,es
six:een prominent citizens Of Virginia, Ken
tueky, oeorg'a. Florida anu A1tanssa. received
Tie Presidents family, sre,udtne bis two Sec.
retar.es, when sill here, will number fifteen per-
The Comme-c;us WashIneton epscis1 e,ye:
1The Mayors snnu1l message efEes the fan.ed
deb. nf ne city At a,U0 and The ho,t1ng Debt
a. &s573o0;, This ehowa an 1nrrcate OF 4td, Too
The ali1xne:s Washington speed,! has The fol-
'tst Of The ansauoned lanes - Virgins, and xi1
erhntt It TO The President Tor his approval to-
mofTcw. The HIT embraces between 5000 and
i,IQo acres Of this character.
vent the deliver. Of btt grafton ut Gettysburg on
the coming fourth Of July.
Gen. Grant returned from Philadelphia last
NIGHT.
The Day rolls of Gen, Ktlpatrick's cavalry. uow
DONG gu.rn duty on the r.llrosd between Rich.
II pad and RaleiPh. nre being prep4reh aud the
command will probably be paid Of within week
, 1865-06-28

Especial Dltpatch 10 the Chiesgo T,ibune.l

Especial DEpsteh 10 the Chiesgo T.ibune.l
sT-PACL, June II.
Some time nee Governor Mtller wrote to the
War Department. aeklnz to havs Fon Smelling.
or the draft rendezvous. located beside It. turned
oscr to the State for 1 permsnent Soldiers' Home.
Hc reeetveds reply yesterday, stating that the
tsansier could not be made without special act Of
CcuRrcss-
Judge Miller decided, in the United Statea Cir-
cult Court TO- dry, to qna.h all indictments found
for securing fraudulent exemptions, On the ground
that ihe term Of Punishment Ia limited by law ta
uncertain. The perpetrators OF the outrageous
frauds in the Flrtt Congressional District conse-
queLt]J 20 free.
The 1lth Mtnnesots, nlnc hundred strons. lott
Gal!at1p, T.1nessee, so-tay for Fort Smelling,
where they will be mastered out.
One hundred dlsehargtd men Of the heary art11.
ltry Will nrriye tu m0.row.
Hon. E. B. Wasbhurre arfiyed to day, On visit
70 his brother in this city,
, 1865-06-28

BosToN, Juna a7.-At the late Ecssfou Of the
American Medical Association It was charged
that Surgeon General Barnes had been cutlty Of
usplnfefsfonsl conduct BY consulting With an ir.
II 1s ot8cfally announced by Dr.. r. H. Stoyer, Of
ibis city, Gne Of the Secretaries Of the AssocfA-
tton. that the charge WIS dismissed in co1te-
-9uence ct lfs emph1tc aua nnequivocal derts1 By
Dr.. Barnes. The publication Of this fact IS i'm
poftant, ii 1t had Leen emitted IN newspaper r.
ports.
, 1865-06-28


ICY ,ao aoTk. s.oI JnnG Ltne eseausnip C1oa. ,!.
WI Mn'en nna Mst ,a IT. o. Ipe lid
Ame5aesn M seeq1lass aetise a9a M aaTane1n4.
az 80 aue ~ n,sc9 9eofe no =
4I Ams,isan Goye;nmsnt: @ .nd generally praise IT,
sesesal s,s express hopes that The humAne sucges.
ognn ~. T5 o n,;s s ~ - a. ~, ,,,o ,aA
fnr thr ;ntnif t. the az sms-r.n ~ Cnnani' d.r ~
Hunolula by ths English captain last April not
being satisfactory to the Washington govern
which the English government has inst gtyen 10
q oiepateh to President Johnaon expressing r.
IRE. fos The Occurrence.
The conierelce vhh the Canadian depu. .atun fela.
tive to ha ac1erse9, Sc. closed or the 18Th. The
parers would be laid before Pasli:mcnt on the
's,s; r. u,tn,,s n.as ,non,r, 4, n res.,,o,,s,.
Ing of En:iifa e.; son,n,s ~ At Southern pot't:
short lnteEal. i DC principal pot,s:
sy two majotty. on the question Of going into
Gonmittee q Supply md Management Of DOCK
i9.es, @ Pat 20 1esstso Wa epeedtiy o1ereoue :,
lol; ralmeretoa oppo.edit Lot ~ ii najorIty:
The Ascot cup VIA Won By Ely, afer desa heat
With ten. Peel. =:
r,ia:orseneats ~ Sesiso, s1pistns hit t6e Amy
bel, 1he men necessary 10 rep'aee ihoae Hhose
NlHh e1p1[e " laat Qate. 4ne ouJect ot INT
movement Is to msintatu, not An tuCEease Of
ftr+ngth to the army.
The foreign .Ambsssadors had congratulated
Napoleon On hfs eaft tetuzn.
The Bank OF Ffance eesh receipts decreased
thirteen Millions OF francs In week. B1usse
he,vy.
The Prusetau Upper Chanber rejected the
budget Of tho Lower House, and left the govern.
menl to nx it's Own budget
- COMMERCIAL
& LONDON juno 1B,-The fflHihe Eiapatl and
Sacsemezto aaileu from Southampton the 18th,
degitnahnn ankn9Wn. !,
tnh. Bisrt X, In tpeech from The bitterly
d0DDA{t3tr
, 1865-06-28

from Customs and 1ntern4 Revenue,
[specta! Dispatch taihs Chicago Tthuac.l
HABmNoroX, Juuo II.
The question: ~ to Who II to be appointed
Judge Of the Supreme Court in the plt % made
vacant By the death Of Judge C4troD, IL becoming
Interesting. Horace Maynard, Of Tennes'ce, aud
Judge DoTe1', OF LoutsIa1s, ere principally men.
toned in conut cuon Ff:h the office. Mr, Qahn,
Of New Orleans, Ia cAndida'e. bat bis opposition
70 the policy Of the Government leaves 5fsn out
ia the cold. Ar. AsJnata appcars 10 sisnd the
best ehsnet.
II IL reported that the orders were iseued to dsf
for The immediate muster out Of forty moro regi-
mcntt Of the PofoDBc sfmy- Some Of the dIyIs.
1ope hsve only four or IRE regiments left.
Receipts from euttoms for the nat4i yctr end
ing the H2Ih 1Ene 1865, II Is believed will Elbow
filling of a compared With 1865, otftom eighteen
II twenty IuIlt1ens. Duffng eleven months Of the
p1eaent meal year, New York. which neuai1y fur-
nIshes about I'VE c.Rhths Of the revenue from, thas
source, produced only about nfty-thrce millions
aRal1Et twenty four during the corresponding
ptrica LAST year. The total revenue frou custo,as
ths se.r. # It reaches e.ghty-three rIions, wilt
b. 1nhye than is eKpt cted.
It ID estimated By the lute,ua1 Revenue Bureau
that receipts from that source for the nece1 year
ending June 3, I.t, will sno1nt to oetween two
butt It d and sixty e]x and ITO hundred and six =
tevcn rnti.fors al dollars. Iou1slana Ia, been
dfr1ded tuto three Correction Districts. WV
Adsne has been appointed Collector And r. T.
Bepsnn. Assessor. O. tho Steond nlrtritt. No ap-
polntmenls hsve Jet been made for the lhlfd
DIS 1itt-
, 1865-06-28
FIR OH DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Cnieago Tribune. ]

Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Trsbune.l
DErEoIr. June q.
Last night di1ic1lty occurred at B9v.n't
Hotel, II Windsor, c. ~, between Chas. Fetseor,
the lar fender, and Geo. B. P. Sh1rp, the porter,
during which the former stabbed Sharp with a
a>o~ie, knife, fraict.n3, 1t Is iea.ed, a mortal
wound. Fesseor hts been arrested. lie IL a
Southerner.
About the ZANE time the shove took place, q
row occurred In another part Of the town, 1t which
soldier. named Maurice Flint vas very seziou.ly
Injured.
A terrible tornado occurred in Worthteld,
Ws.hteuaw county, On Sunday afternoon, entirely
oes.1oyin the hpu.e Of Geo. Renwiek, and IN.
roofing smother house. No iifes were lost.
, 1865-06-28

HARMS FOR SALE.-Two ad.
i tolutnz OF 161 acses each. house, stable and c1rn
crib azen nsalF Ill under cultivation; hve mile.
ofshs crops No cue ed ii Ihs sas Il eXQ
per scre, snd hurer cA1 kAva Occupancy nf hous =
ny time JOHN r. HEDkfBEa6, Post omea Boz
.tS7ff Ii caXQ. iNtsc, Al1f
, 1865-06-28

e 4 wellknown =" "hotel-keepcr'' In thit
city haa lately encountered run Of bad luck
in his domestic Arrangements. He intro
duced fine. high.spirited gentleman from
New York into bis family, and showed HIN
around town With much politeness; but Of q
sudden be awoke one day to the sad realiza.
tIon Of the truth that his New York friend had
what made him feel wosae than all the
rest-had taken along 81, 500 ofthe landlords
hard-earned sayings."-Sprinqadd (1Lass.)
RftuNiean sd
, 1865-06-28

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbune.1
WAzHIxurOy, juno n.
Among the troops which LEFT here today for
their homes was the 1st Wisconsin hexvJ srtt1-
le1y. consisting Of forty slx ocets and ESQ mens
for Asditon, and the 17:h Indiana battery, three
officers aad 1os men, for indianapolis.
The Merchants National Bank Of Wheeling,
Va., Is designated depository Of public monie..
Thecolored citizens Of Washington have ctrcu.
lated IN appeal to their brethren tn different
States for means to erect snitable uunuueat in
the District ef Columbia to the ms,nosy Ok Nj.
Lincoln. They contemplate. erecting . college
for colored pereons, having decided that in dong
honor to the great champion Of their ract, they
can make the act the Means ofclerAtiDg thclf
IN the EeAle q ctytEsxation.
". Groea, Of Ohio. has been mustered ont Of
service in accordance with recent oTdeft reducing
the force OF the volunteer medical force.
, 1865-06-28

NEW ToRk, june 27-Go1d continues unsettled
IN coztequence Of the scaEctsy Of ca.h God
hesrs are borrowing freely to make thelr driiv.
p1efs1enee to buying, In the hope thai siter sat-
NEday the payment o! the gold interest BIZ the
Treasury Will compel the bulls TO disgorGe the
IL i H. ana u Tsnt u o
liz ~
, 1865-06-28
Rohbtrc ct the 0nsas1o Bank. Mon,
treul. OF 49, 400, bY 4 youthful df =,
senEer-The Aobber Caught At ST.
Johns.


tf1p1u lhp 6aDQQEAl Herald. &$Sh,1
i bold and extensive robbery was commit.
ted yesterday afternoon In this city, result.
Ing 10 losss Of 6, 400 to the Ontario Bank
4 ttoung man named Francis Dun woodle,
eighteen CT twenty years Of age, who resided
With his mother, WAS employed in February
last, as messenger to the bank. YESTERDAY
afternoon. about two O'Clock, q package c,n-
IL ming g, 400 In Quebec bank bills was hand
cd to him By one Of the clerks, to be deliver
cd at the Express office. Inquiry at the Ex-
press Office showed that Dunwoodie had not
made his appearance there at all. It
ncw became obvious that the uufaith-
ful messenger Lad ahsconded with tie
money. and the psllce were immediatcly
polified Of the circumstances. Chief Peuton
and Detective 0'Lssry Instituted inquiries
which led to the belief that Dnawoodie had
crussed 1n the LoDgeuil Ferry at lelEpast
two, having hired a carter for Is 90 10 drive
hin to Cbalnbly, which is about II mIlea from
Lepeue6a. The trail was at once folio v4d
up and the police officers started Ia pursuit
with every hope Of milking speedy capture.
IFrom the 3osurto Globe, 9Gt1.]
l. telegram WIS received ut the cf1ice of the
Ontario Bunk In this city, On Saturday moro-
Inc, announcing tina. Du1wo?di. who robbed
The branch at Montreal of 50, 900, had been
ar7celed on Friday night at st. Johns, and
that tie whole OF the moneF had been re-
covered.
, 1865-06-28

On fresh manufacture OF stsp'e goods Tor FIJI!
stiles. Address "MANUFACTuRKE," Tribune OF.
ice, Chicago. te1ac29. TN Il
, 1865-06-28
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-At three O'Clock this
nftt rnooD IRE cenpiete u destroyed the .tore of
J. B. Bats!er Cos. on Chestnut street wharf for
the ;aie Of pysoteeMhnies M The aanes cI,enaed
Brother, Grocers, and Y. G. Allen, col oii
tente1a.
, 1865-06-28

LIyERpoo1, Eatu1day-A sale was made on The
Liverpool stock exeh1nge to-day Of LOCO eh1res
.nf the Atlantic Telegraph Company. The pr,ce
paid was $I.l5. The Last previous sale was at
, 1865-06-28

The Presidents Health.
WAsu1SG7oN, June 27.-Ffcstdent Johns on his
recovered from bis temporary irdifposltlan. DC
has participated 10 the proceedings Of an Import
AMI Cabl1et meeting today.