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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tue committee appointed by the South Caroline Con.
veo,ou 20 intcrcede for Executive cemency in behalf OF
Jefferson Davis and other leading rebels yesterday had
an extended interview with President johnson, and an
important and interesting conversation took place.
TIVE President was very frank, plain and straight
forward in his remarks. He assured them that no
disposition for persecution or thirst for blood ex.
is,sd the part Of the government, but said that
N committed there ought TO be some tet TO
determine the power Of the government to vndicae
Itself and 10 punish the crime Il pardon were inter
posed afterwards In the pardoning business he said,
In many other human affairs there can be no fixed
rule Discrimination must be exercised, and the matter
must he proceeded with gradually and according as
circumstances will authorize The members Of the
delegation sad that the people OF their State had
cspted In good faith the results Of the war that the
veniion had emancpated the negroes and that they felt
sure proper laws for their protection would be passed.
bu. expressed great fears Of the freedmen becom.
iog vsgrsnts. The President thought that there
was not 80 much danger Of this as they ap.
pretended n the colored man was allowed the prvi.
isgss Of the civil courts, and u laws passed aord
Ing hun the protection Of person and uropcry
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.cient Board Of Fire Commissioners. and sp-
point new board of practical, energetic and
active men. The winter is approaching, and
the city will be in constant danger OF confia-
grafton. High winds and frozen hydrants will
be even less perilous than inexperienced, I'M
organized and incompetent ifemen. When the
Museum fire occurred the entire block would
have been utterly consumed had 1t not been
for the forty men Of the HsRAID Fire Depart
ment, who knew just what to do, did it and
saved the buildings. Had that fire broken out
on cold winters night, with nor'wester
blowing, the present Fire Commissioners and
their disoryanized department., ignorant how
to deal with the confagration and waiting for
somebody to direct them, could not have pre-
served the lower part Of the city from destruc-
ton. We should be subjected to no such risks
again. bet Governor Teuton give us proper
Fire Commissioners
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N Office.

NOTICE. ~.
New York Herald Building.
70 MAsoss, IRON, MARBLE AND DORcaEsrEa STONE
WORKERS.
Proposals will be received until October rs for Fire.
Proof Buidng to be erected for the NSw YORK HERALD
EsranadsNrSr, Broadway, Park row and Ann street
Plans aud specifications may be seen and examined
ai tho once Of JOHN KELLUM, Architect, No lss
BroadNny
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OuR FIRE COMMISSIONERS call upon
Governor Feutoo to remove our preHnt inefi-
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7 H { N & w S !.
TRIAL OF wIRz.

Benism,n r. Lilley, OF Pennsylvania, who testified for
the dscncs was the principal witness examined before
tho wirz Military Commission yesterday He
ferred from the stocade wrzs Office where he acted
a. . clerk Hc had known wirz 70 shoot or beat
ea 30 thai they died. though he and exc.sble
son, ;, tho prison. and threatening have tho senders
court msrtialed. This witness made statements
Regarding the hcartlcss and cruel conduct of tho rebel
surgeons and testified Co the vaccine matter being inn
pure He had seen men die in the prison pen for want
OF food and the majority suffering from the same
cause He had seen one OF the doctors strike men
in the face With his heavy pistol merely for talking 10
the guards aud another steal the buttons OF the clothes
OF sick prisoner. Numerous instances were given Of
the brutality ofthe Duncan cf the prison guards
whom the defence introduced some days ago as wit
nes aud who was locked up by order Of the court on
charge Of uhumanly treating and killing prisoners Dun
Can appears have been kind Of adviser OF Wirz and
suggcsted the latter different forms o. punishment
and torture for the national soldiers Buckng and the
ball and chain Duncans prescriptions for men who
spoke ia favor Of Presiden, lincoln.
w lille, who was also prisoner al Andersonville,
was produced by the prosecution peach the evidence
OF Reynolds, alias Ross, alias Fechnor who testified Tor
the defence on the 4th and 5th aud told the
der stories about the business activity In the s,ocksde
Mr. Hilc said that Fechnor gambler and suter in
the prison. was known by all a man, that he
would cheat comrades out Of all they had that he
refused food TO dying because they had money
o. pay Tor IL
There are indications that the trial is drawing 10
c,o.s both the prosecution and defence niimatng on
yesterday that they had only few more witnesses 70
oxtu,na
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS. 5s5 Broadway, opposit
Metropolitan Hotel-EroPfAS SINGING, DANCING, &C.
Yousc AFRICA OK TKAPEzE.
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FERNANDO .woo DAN AND y THumiow wssp


Mozart may nominate Wood for Mayor, and
Thurlow Weed and his party support him.
They had better nominate John Mitchell, Or
some other unpardoned rebel. Bnt, better than
all, let Mozart nominate Bliph Tom, the pian-
list, or some other genius. He would mako .
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REpcclNa ruN MILITARY FoscE.-Geaerni
Grant is back ag,J n in Washington, after q visit
TO his native home, his adopted State and his
many friends in all parts Of the couairy. who
number about the entire AMERICAN people. No
sooner did he return than ne resumed at once
the good work ofireducir,g, the military force Of
the county to . standa "A required only for tue
ordinary condition Of The country In times OF
peace. This is quite proper. and is in keeping
with the sa.1acious, policy Of The President We
no longer require an immense standing army.
the maia objecl now Is to reduce the expenses
of the govern .neut aud pay Oft the public debt.
The fortifc ATOMS around Washington are also
being rel eyed Of their garrisons, and such OF
them as, require TO be kept will In future DO
garris ,oned by colored troops. This is an ex-
cell .<nt idea. II will give occupation to class
o. people. provision for whose future IL one Of
|, the knot,iest points in the question Of recon-
I stuctipu
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The FOLLY or THE PARTISAN JOURN M&-Th0
party organs are every day making thsnselvea
more and more ridiculous by their silly course
In the. present canvass. Tho World and Ne,o9
are constantly assailine General fitzpatrick,
while the Tribune and its radical associates are
attacking General Slecum. These journals
would, If they could prove that beth of those
officers are villains OF the deepesG dye and,
vagabonds OF The worst order. Here are two
officers who have risked their lives in many,
battles 10 save their country, and were con-
nected with the same army in its glorious and
unprecedented march through the centre of tho
enemy's country, maligned by party editors who
had neither the courage nor manhood to servo,
their country when brave men were wanted
and kept ~ far oat Of danger at all times 40
possible. Some Of the number were engaged
in aiding and ahetting the enemy. while others
were sharing in the spoils OF the government
and were being benefited by its patronage
while Il wa protected by the braveryand skill
Of sucl, men AZ Slocum and Kilpatriea,
If this does not show the baseness.of party
Journals and party editors. then Ne do noe
know what does. The Tribune is< constantly
harping about a cotton speculation in the Westst
and is trying to prove that General sSlscum had
something to do with u. Now. IL has been
s,sblished by government insestigstious that
some of the members of the 15Jeose concern
were dabbling in cotton and carry ing on q clam
desiine trade with the rebels Witil they were
shut down upon. We presassc, therefore, that
the whole trouble with me Tribune Philoso-
pliers now is, that General Slo,cGm very uncere-
moniously put his foot DOWN Jon some Of their
operations in The West, and they are trying 10
pay Slocum of by charginstf that he was en-
gagged in cotton specuatio,As, when, in reality,
they themselves are gel'tyaoi the deeds which
they charge against Slocm. II ia about time
that these wiliul attacks on gallant officers
should cease, especially, when II is 40 manifest,
as il is in the case Of Fitzpatrick and slocum,
that il is done tor rns licious purposes. The
editors who stoop To- ~ at style OF elccioneering
inj",s themselves "S' than those ~A0m they
REpcciNa ruN MILITARY FoscE.-Geaemi
Grant il back agsJ n in Washingtva after visit
TO his native home, his adopted State snd his
many friends in all parts Of the couciry, who
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. oOl Bowcry.--sIsa-
pNc. DAScING, BuRIRsauFs. &c.-roSY PASTORS NEw
BuOcKr Matinee at ~ O'Clock
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APPROPRIATION. Fourteenth strcet-EouEsTRIAS AMI
GYsnAsrfc FRATs-IHE RcGs or Mr.. BRIGGS. Matinee a
ZL O'Clock.
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DoDwORTH HALL, 800 Broadwsy.--BLrNo Tox's PIANO
CoscERrs Matinee ut II. O'Clock.
vANNUcBrS MUSEUM. 900 Broadwsy.-MovlsG WAX
FIGURES PRESIDENT LINCOLN. JErr DAVIS &c.
NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY, 6is Broadway.~
Open from 10 A. NJ. till 10 P.M
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-s,x Matinee at
One O'Clock.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth street-FAREwELL
PxesoamArcR HKRRMANN PREsTpiciTATEUR
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cTHCUIT COURT. ts
Third JadleiaI CFsuit, Anassnsp s0amsEs Tenn.

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ATTACHMRNT.

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JsssFaen eeaety, and The having bsan eslsd on
thsf property u i ordered 10 SAID Justice that ss Dc.
fnaHnis appear before hi Al his seea In the III evil
aafast It Jeasfsoa esuhiy The 81 day q yann 1874
20 Il Wit b proceeded Nssh parse. n e fhffhsr osdsf
81 that hss notes be Fsbssd fear sschsin nEssalsMs
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IN OBEDIENCE TO, A DECRER MADE
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