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Especial D1rpatch to the Chicago T,nnc.]
SFR1yaT1EL July5.
We had a very pleasant fall of Ta.nhls nf,er-
noor, 'atupg rome thirty minutes and tine much
good to the laneulsh,uE crops In this vintty.
Alexander Clark, convicted at the III term OF
the Ma8ison county Circuit Coutt OF le present
year, on charge Of passing eountsr,t mon ey,
and sentenced TO i've years in the pn!tsnuary,
wss pardontd yesterday by Gov. ogleby, On the
RECOMMENDATION OF Judge NoRel., ol riscon.in,
AID others, mitigating c,rcunatanccs haing t,,ns'
pied slnce his trial.
The l4ath 1ll1toia Volunteers, Site troops
who had been doing guard duty station, ar
rived here to-dAv lur muttet out andpay. Tht
l23d VAS paid CT 10 day, and left % sphtta
tE.1n this afternoon for MAttoon, vhera thei
irteDds arc PREPARED to give them 4 htsfty vel
come. This 10Th and 1A0tn regiments vii b. pait
of On Monday.
ll1o's Volunteers. whose nams did not tfsn.psre % e
wsx drowred in the s1n2tmon River yeaierdsy
while bathing.
it, pursuance Of resolution Adopted bY til
Board OF Dise ectofs OF the National Lincoln Monu
ment Assottat1 eome the ago, the GovcEno
will, in tSy OF two, 1870 IN andreEs - the Arm
aud hsv1 Of tho United stzta.. IN the inIerust 9
that tbjtct. "a
thst the 68th Ill1noE tntxntry. comprising "A CON
nlts,ontd officers mud 496 mep, we're mustete
out II louisville ytstcrday. and arc now on thei
Go:onei Anee..oD, As.istsat Au,terlns oac5s
for the Nor.h~ettefn Department, has detailed
cspt.in to take epeclal cnsrge Of the mu.tesln
Hawkes. will continue to opefa!e In the ssme d.
pfftmept.
, 1865-07-10
LETTER FROM II. 3. FoorE.
important R&veaataoh-BtArvAN OF
ElsIoH pT1nonefR.

new ToEK, July 6.-Henry S. Foote, lste Of
The rtbel Congress. now In Hon,res, pn ,llates
treatment Of Union pri.ontl,. n which be says:
! hnve this to ny: a month or two anterior to
The date Of taid report, le,rned from govern
Ment officer Of stspect4bitty tn The prisoners
Of waz then cosaned in cid dAeoet Richmond we're
suffering severely for want Q! prov'stoni. ne
10 htm ,hat eJs.emaue scheme
vFas On foot for ausjectinE these u1fostnnates to
esar.Anon; that the cnumi:taEJ. Geaoial Nor:
throp, a most wiekcd and heart e.e wretch. mad
adofeeeet Communication to Hr Sedton, tue
Secretary Of War, propo'tnG TO ~ithhod n 1T .!
1ogethcE from the military Drsoness thea IN Gus.
1ody, spd to give them nothing but broad and
vegetables; md that NJ. stadac had endorsed
tic document containing tb1. recommendation
xfi1matlvtly. He then moved for com nittee ol
invesiiRstion, IN the rebel Hous: o. Representa-
t,yfs Int ,hat wae al rst refused. and he "a. &C
utnon,ous!y cenfurcd By sersFal mem ,e,s . e. f.
prerevcrrt. bnwcver, obtuned th- committee std
in the docunen aeete - fe!sf
dcn ihe litter adding that the rim. bad cone ios
te61hution upon the prisoners Of wH OF tue en-
, 1865-07-10
From our Qwo Correspondent


>- INDIANAPOLIS, duly 7th. 1850.
For the past few days We have been swel-
tesipg under 3 climate truly tropical. The
heat has been most Intense The Fourth of
July come and went and left the nation q
year older and somewhat wiser. The exer-
cIses here were Of no great interest. IN the
morning Wearfsome sort Of 9 gathering,
calling themselves celebration, congse-
gated in the State House square and stood
tWo hou1a In the boiling hest Of the sun to
listen to prayer, q reading Ct the Declare
ticn Of Independence by Eben N, KimbalI,
Esq, and an address by John Hanna, United
States District Attorney. Mr. Hanna's piece
was pretty good, Its merits consisting rather
in composition than in delivery. The
"Eagle" and "Our Pilgrim Fathers'' re-
celved the uRual amount Of attention, I be-
lleve, for didn't otay great while In the
blaze to hear 1t, and he blazed away unmind-
tul Of my absence. In the afternoon the
Calathumpiansn had burltaque parade
which Was really q big thing. ALI SORTS of
characters were represented, and fabIedu
rirant Of JEFF. Davis in petticoats took the
crowd In the right spot. The small boys
took possession OF the town in the evening
and had fierce battle On Washington street,
in which they divided of into TWO armies
and charged each Other with Roman candles
till midnight,
During the week several additional regi-
nents have returned, each and all Of whom
have been treated to coed dinner and =
speech By the Governor at the State House,
winding up with song By the good natnred
Chaplain toz'er. Latterly the Chaplain has
been appointed On the Governors staff and
| reIoices in the rank, pay, and title OF Ma}or.
| He is host in himself aud can ILL more
space ut q reception or celebration OF any
| kind than any other man In the State.
| 4 bit Of real romance, connected With the
war, came to my Anowleage last night which
| Illustrates young love pretty well. At the
battle Of Champion Hills, IN which Hovey's
| division bore 50 prominent md honorable o
pa1t, some 4, 500 Of tho Johnnies were COB
] bltd at one teu swoop. They were sent to
Camp Morton for safe keeping, and well
remember standing on pile OF boards at the
corner Of Pennsylvania street and watching
| the dus; IN route for the camp. It happened
though did not know 1t ut the time, ~. ~
among the prison efs was young man y ~, ths
| name, we'll, call him RJbetts. ps1Fato u ny
= Alabama regiment. He was o. q gooo
family 1es,ding In Huntsville, auo al ine
breaking out Of the var; IL n oo3 Sompahs 3aa WIT
at.s35d;n" h:s Southern hrast MAS fired I'd
1h,oE ann do chivalrous deeds. So he took
| III un1 went. Aaw, and WAS conquered al
Cbsmpion Hills. Safely lodged in CAmI
Mnrtnn. he naturally longed Tar something
10 read-someihfng to charm away the dull
houIa Of prison lie. He had managed t.
tmuggle into the camp 3 suit Of cltizen's
! clothes, and, neat and clean always, be prs
sensed quite q contrast to- his fellow captive.
In dirty gray. Que day Jouug lady v1aite<
the camp in company With some friends on
| Of curiosity. She saw him, was struck Will
Ibis: gentiemaaly spPea1aaes. aud inquired
, 1865-07-10

The $4,000 C1ause-tnsarvl'w be-
tween ViFEintn Merchants mud the
presId.px-Hts Vlryys ou 3ne Clause
K-In14 talk tU the f1FE1nlana.

wAsu1se7on, July 9.--Psee!dent johnson was
waited on yesternay by Aeesrs u. Jones, r.
representatives. Of mereh lnts and others Of V,r.
gtnla, who wished him to amsad the amnesty
proclamation b. striking ont the 18th exception,
featn:c interiered With tae development Of iadus.
t,y BY b1rdipg up tanial and In this way oppress.
cd the poor, aad that when they endtayoied to
they were At once met oy The objection that per-
haps tnty had &7aouo, and II they had the &C.
cofnmodalton could not be extended. So they
were unable 70 Ri'e work to the poor nen who
Tbe PTetident reminded them that the Aunasty
p1oclant alton did not cause this dlstEust- It was
i.w s6st did it. The ampes.y proelamatioa leit
any dirahll,ty to them. II they had com nittad
eS Ssg ,ns Ses IT,
President, could nut alter uot amend: In the am-
cesty procIamauen ha had offered pardon 10
some reE:0Ds, hut that did mol, in]ure any other
ppfoe,sma.,on pfe rruoTed aiioss'aarl would thsy
feel any eatter In thet cssa!
Orc Of the depntatlcn: Mol But 1t would
ass1st us very much II yon wousd cxt.nd Tho ben
The Pzes,dent replied, thstin mixing that ex-
ctption be had acted on the natdra1 enpposltton
extent other pe:nata1y means. DID they not
1a5T oze ot a tho deputa.iop: ..Not aidno. know
President: :. Why. yes you do. Tou know
sou'b Who drsPgsd The people INTO serasslon I
have lived in the South and know how the
thing wts done. Your State vas overwhelmingly
opposed TO eecessIon, but your rich men used the
pTt1B and hullles and your l1t1a army to force the
State into secession. Taxa the 5aA100 cjiuae.
SS1Rp0'sh fS9a th,. nov an .na j. u.t w0Fi
and the ehsnces are ten to oue that be n.ds 81
might - we'll tax plllnly about the matter.
| don't think 1cn afc 50 very anx1ous Ahont r.
| llev3nc the raorf Ton are very o~ee< ~ hstp
The peot- Nhy then don't ron take the eufpin,
Within the bensnta uf the proclamation. M
| hee 10 ssy TO Jnu that think some OF Jou ouKh
to be taxed On Ill over r., o. 10 help tho poor
When Wis Military GoyelnoI Of Tennessee,
| ateesAed tueh TEE on those who had beei
wealthy leaders OF the rebellion, and it had
| good edect.''
Ono OF the deputation: " II 10 happens tha
none Of q were leaders We st.td ont Is lonl
| 4. ws could apd were The last to 20 1n.'
The President: "Fsequen1y tnose who wen
! in lset were a1ncnR the worst after they got II
but be that 9. It may, undt 1sttnd me gentlemen.
dent tay this peEsnnAl!y. m Just speaking
has 6sen N effort among some. 2 pessu.de th
people that the amnesty ptoclhmahon Vas in} a
Ing them by shutltpg- up eapltal and kesplu
work from the poor 1t does no such thing.
that Il done at Ill, Il IL cone IN consequences I
the violation Of the law, and the commission
tseason."
III had seen no reason for removing tho 18Th e.
, 1865-07-10

The Relations HeHtgA~n England and
the U0fr+d ktatea-FFench Pot1f1ca al
MAtGefz-The Austrian CAblnet-
:. Later from BfAZtt-<ucctA4 OF the
ParARnRYAne-Them Markets.

FARIurR PorNT, Jnne 9-The steamer Belgian
Liverpool. afternoon If ii Goth. Lona aonderfY,
3Cth-srtstd to-dhy Ct, route to Quebec. Her
npwe Is quite mfagre.
The LONDON OIL ssya: We are happT to stata
thst the Btitl.h eoyernrnent are fqlly assnred as
q the American administration. Tho ou1pour.
iuRs OF a E11n1ent press and ths private corse-
.epuptepce Of men whose extreme views over.
balanced their judgement, gave 40 Aggravated
eolorfpg TO roma Of the co1uuntcaflon1 ol ftes-
tdent Johnton's cabinet bat We hops and believe
nil any temporary difference Of opinion to cause
any real estssuge eIacnt between the 80 eount es
SatierthWait'e circular OF the evsnlnG o! the
ssth s.ys the Ntw York news BY the PeFs1s OF
4 considerable advance IN iha state OF a1chanze
ctuted the London market for U. 8. GoyeEnment
bonds aud 1stload <hares 10 g'se Wy ron ans 6ne
recovery, 9u's closing At 70i97f. fise 81 PEI
cent, Illinois and Erie h4ve both declined
t2.gl lie forns5 being last quoted al s3lsSss and
Parliamentary proceedings untmpn1tiae;
FnAKcr--Tha Eeips LeRl:lahf plsssd the ex,
tz7ordlnaIy budget bJ vote OF si7 ares to 1o
Bourse heavy; rsnies 6ef.
4 AUe1AIA-yxlue And unreliable F1uaoft were
afoat II 10 The rew Cabinet. All agra IN point.
Ing to Count Beleyil1e as the 1utusd Minister oI
BRlx11.-The Brazilian na'Is re1ched Lisbon
On he sSth uIt. The Par&goaYto fotres have
1esehed Bella Vista and Cofrtentes- Tne BRA
zilitns lstred, Great Aickness prevailed among
them.
LONDON, June s0-The ministerial crisis shl
! Continues 1t Tltuoa- No other pouucal ne"a O.
Ionpos los1x MAakxr*-Faads continued
, 1865-07-10

TGhAs.-Bix Dolltla year, OF o1a DouA< aao
TItKhoR 1 FIELDS, Publishers,
iy1rd14s1s 1855 Washfnztan-st.. Boston.
DROPOSALS FOR a SCHOOL
S'c1 OF 7n, B2es9o sees9 2: JET r95s,S !s ss
': saa r Jay ls'a to'
& sss - .rsf >if. + pasa oissE sos:h Is hs
~. ~ 81 sas Il bcssa s.ss. anu
P7upo4 ~ will ia made eetArstelJ foE u mNen
~5 III g. .as ii so1t
tlaac o ma aIt pRoress g!t,in "a ptt C i % q
i. !.las, md fnA pa1uens o. III 'aa''seto;s CON
~ f. r. to n , Hs;5a saas rae
81 my v95s g. SaS . &c c.
ihs parry Of rtnx l. gives evidence sstsfa;tory p
,s : J. g ~ SS L sS'
ly1ua.ms. B,,.d .; iaSas aSSs vo.f,.
NORPORAT1ON NOTICE.
Whereas. the Common s Gaa:s4 q sss ~ q chls.:
as q s;; ss & I'll & ID Gss
-
{he gpEn of twenty 1ve tho SAID IVA Au.drea eaa
5,5 sSa5 ,ss ssas1 Il 'sss ~
r sssosaaIaSf f9 nc az ess Z,
sas saa Bss,ssa ess1saG aaF - neaa'o' II 'asa CIV n
pssss. Mss sas Raeshss shss
q fnSs Nv ~ n sss {. :. ES9 ~ T
1. B: sss ias % Z sse 6o Of il csocS 80 81
:: Z 4 :, .s
!" '"'a e'a'''' '>''A 1''''Ja - s1E2gLA
F3ED. LRtE-
, 1865-07-10

WARRINGTON, July 49,
BrtRsaier General Chapman, Of lnetsna, has
been brevetted Major General Of volunteers. IN
consideration Of his gallant conduct In The shen-
sndo.h Valley campatgis list fall.
The following appointments Of Postmssters In
Tenneesee have inst been made: n. B. Nichols,
Sycamore Mills, Cheftham county; Willis Sam
eefu, Ashland City, Cheatham county, Vice D. ?.
Johr.cp; James Turner, Ale1sndtla. De h9lb
county, 4iee o. B. Williams; L. N. N. Cook, slt'
yer Springs, Wilson county, vice j. a. Anthony )
lease B. White, Lebanon, Wilson county, 'saee
Giles 3. Glenn, declined. TN III.
Cumw1tf,uuer BaErett yesterday naoe taG 1oi-
1ow1u1 appointments: Examining surgeon, W: ..
4 SWsspp, Black River Fails. N1s.; of. nsnn!s
Wsrner. ffentou. o.; pr. Alexander EtY}nE,
De1ter, Mich.; Or. Rozeoe G. Jenning' tA'1'e
The frruler mail service will be immed!ate.y
re cstatlshed On the following old ms1l routes u
Iennettee, vix: Prom :ba2on to spafn, E9s LIE
non to Rome, Mn1phrcJkboro 70 Aeatnns y snle' l.'
McMipnsvillc 10 Srulthstlle, Lebanon ID eaea''
nut Mound. ror.
press from lndianr, htt been honotaoly mostelsa
Sut ae paJ,ualter in tho azny. since no Gotefea
fho service be h1s otAbufsed a1ty 1vo mauo1s os
doilsrs. ever dollar Of which he has accounted
10 ia Treasury. In recognition Of blu services
, 1865-07-10
FROM III a a1X4UN.


Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Tribunal
MADrsoN, July 8.
Ahout midnight last night the foundry building
Of E. ". SINNERS agricultural works took nre,
and the tn1dtug. OF btone, forty feet SQUIRE, With
It's content WAS entirely consumed, only tho walls
beng lett Standing. The loss IL over &s1ooo-
Injured for about $1,000. Part'cs VINO hare con.
trneted for sugar mills from thfs establishment
will not, howeTer, be Disappointed.
Pruvpst Msrshi1 Loyell has rtcelvea The fol.
lowing dispatch, which lnsufts the speedy return
Of half dozen regiments now in Kentucky:
WARRINGTON, July 7, 1865.
Col. c. 8. Loveu::
Orders have 1h1a dsy been ifsued - muster cut
undtf general ordc1r ~, current sc1lee, the re.
matnirg regiments md companies Of the Army o
the Tennessee. (S'gnrd.l
T, II. VINcEnr. A. 4. G.
4 letter has been received from H,n. J. l.
P1ckArd, a.king tina for consideration of ths
offer Of the chancello.shtp Of tho Unsvcsaisy
which gives the hope that no vii! ACCEPT:
The Supreme Court hsa adjourned to Monday.
Tiers WIS smother heay5 rain last night. Fur
mtrs begin to be enxioos for dry weather Tor LAY
fnC
, 1865-07-10

LONDON, June s1-The ministerial crisis shl!
Continued nj Vienna. No other political neWa of
Importance. ..u..a
Lonpoa HoN1K HARK1f.-F aaoa eoauaoso
, 1865-07-10

SxwYoaK, July s-fhe HeratGs Richmond,
LTnch1rv and Sorfe1 correspondence eoatatns
iIt+ 1estre Southern news. Martial law na. been
rr-e.iatisbtd in Norfolk, owing to tbs riosous
Their Is ttll1 much suffering from dest1tuIon
in K,rbuuDd.
VlIrinn tofJcco on hand in the country about
Lsnchturr tban had been anticipated.
AfInIr, a Portsmouth are progressing eAtlsAc-
fcrlly. fhe Mayer appeass to be the right man
IN The rkht psacA.
, 1865-07-10

ERw YoRX. Jure 7.-God has been quite zc-
tive II -dsy, he quotations ranging IRON 1891 to
Id. The steamer Botrufsia took out to-day
$a7o0, ..,s...-
f1e reurett from country inFeetc1s. Those OF
june sre ceiling At eGsf per cent. premium !:
those Of July At 1301i do; TIE Augnss notes q 81
Sentember no compound interest notrs wero Is
sued, and those Of the later dates e pass a. cur
, 1865-07-10

[speci i Dispatch to the Chfcsgo Tziennc.l
DKrao1T. July ..
The Portland, Bangor and Oswego delegauous
have arrived. Governor WashbuEce OF the Fort
land delegation, however, Will not arrive till
Tueedsy. Speaker Ittlejohn Of N5w yurk u
here, 11d also Hiram Wslbridge.
Thus far the only question direuseed nuong
the de1c2a es ls the reciprocity treaty. Par:14nd
IL partly In favor Of d new treaty bectuse Of the
lumber trsde II gets from Canada. Bud also be-
cause it Ia tha port Of entry OF all t.nada Gur4ag
The ~i1r<x 1.v.-.hs. but Maf1d, ~ 4 Whole, Is
strongly opposed to aay further trsAsios with
CAnada.
.UswrEo IL in favor Of the treaty, a. It Is the
chiei nsrket for the products Of CAnsda Wear, hut
'he dttcrstcs come here specially Instructed -xe
carry cut the Nia<tra Fails Canal. and taat pro
'ject with them IL moro prominent tnn1 al k.rs.
The Montreal aud olheE Canadian dele cations
will he here to-Mo1o~.
, 1865-07-10

DBta0IT, Jnty Q.
4 1fc mite foot saee to X place Yesterday altar
noon at the Association Park, be.w.tu ths ceIe.
tfnted 1rd!sn pedi stfian Deerfoot aud ~ other
men named Stevens and SIN th, Tor putse Of
&750. The rfta was Won BY s,avens in - fnluutes
snd r. seconde- UeeEtoot vas uuwou and gave
up after the third mile. Smith came In lust one
Enupte hGhl1d Stevens.
a tlre occurred Ahnut o'clock this afternt7n
10 the hat, clp AID fuf store Of Jamea Dntion, o..
II nll the goods. It wss eIt.n.n'ahee before
communicating with the main building. The
IRE wAs eviuently tho work Of an ince adl8rS, m
Mt, Durtou, the proprietor, has been arreslsa on
suspicion. H1s suck Of Roods WAS heavily In
suled.
, 1865-07-10

NV YoHK. jay s,-Se7eral Thousand tpecta-
tors hesembicd 1t IN esrly hour this morning to
x1tn,ss he lsanch Of tae new ee.ew ee1Yette
Mr B, F. Uetano. uayal constructor. She IL oae
q abe new nr1t.cla1s speedy vessels ordered IN
~ IN end from the appearances Of It sesns
e1. e1oss PIT toui. TIE launch WAS complete suc-
s;s1td Sod "a. presided over BY Admiral Pell, as-
! ssrsny y L-uten1nt Commander Jonce- The
p41ano. "a' pe1'o'mo0 ~ 0e
, 1865-07-10
FROM DETROIT.
The Forth Coming Commercial Gem
TtnuoA-CxndldAtea fer Ghe Preside
ing Umce.

re,.-., D,n.,., =. n,..nr,,
fA'>31 ~ ~ ou'.aso ~,
n.,. Lt1o1, ~. .. .oo.'
t'epstAuous *1e oeins @A4e ~ NC tul'n
eom'nE commercial eon7enaon' nal none oi ae
oe'eRates have arrived yes. Tho Posnana deleEa-
uon arc expected tonight and tae canadians On
noooa1 n1Rht- Al the Clues OF Ganaaa WILL nave
large delegations, determined to ctETy ont their
measurea tn fagor Of q reciprocity. T14ls IL the
c+,rd cne.t,o, ~ ~ .,nr.r,,o, INT ~ Nt,c.-,
=. wv eon ~ ~
fahe canA; enlargement 0t Inc hfle cAoa, And
the tariff question. Will attract couRiderable at
tentton here. The.e ia a strong CLIQUE in tayps
of Rs r4r,nr brr thr hn1k ~ m. n>or1- ara IN.
ss r. E. -. N., - f
poaeu :" aa'm8 ens nose e''n"eseaA Ue@aes
Win tho Canadlanf..
Lyman TrenEne, Of A1bluJ, Ia spoken OF for
rh~1 Hfr~n. ws11hrldra hau hut fau
, 1865-07-10
POSTSCRIPT.
O'CLOCK 4. u
[speci:l Dispalch to- the Western Associated
Pree..J

rsnre,., D,.p.,ch to the Western Associated
eepeeA P.es:,1
new 1onx. Joly s.
Ruresu OF Employment.
NEW YORK. July She Bureau Of Em ploJ-
I'M ;eht !, s persons with employment. There
l. 640 sppnean's on s,s hooks.
,ann : ,ss, y. 'ne1..ss ~ c,,n,. sx,,h,n
-. an.it .Ht a,ts raS ase3 ~ ~sA''s "4A'1
INC past "ona: -s,.,,nn
down y hard labor, although not coufned to his
htuse.
Thes2o, 600 Clause
The Erprsss says tha Pfetidcn! is urfaTprnhlJ
dIepoaed iexs1d the Rchmoud petition to relax
tht fa0,tt0 exception claute-
The c,p,utrcioi,s W s.h1nRton tpee,a1 says tha,
IN .be u, al Miss usrr1s. to day, fr tte murder
Of he Tlessory clsEk burroush., w,snese teal.
nev ,h.1 rhs hid teduced her and that
~ 'so 49, a1a o.. tniy n1em @ meaitsted'
Th- car.pirat or..-uov They Died,
1be hos.as acans ,aus ~ ,bsr ~ .sH ~ nf;esr
III Nas WIZ fnuns t,bs ,aeas ,stnes .rnnun H.
Etes - IL IL P1I,n and oind hrr sntiea T1tb
eoros; nnr n@ haE i'm. xia1ninr hnt n1tsr9no
the tuen4Aae, nes LILY. ~ st Ht,,t ~ ,sssa
getheE, stood ~ sf1sni a. Soi ane acaa1la tp1
oesms. u pr pt.efa HIt| ~ ~. nstF Ws,tn'd
p'esSsn'eo paS III ~ bsnrsth the @ droo stdi
A,zsIoSt n aos,nsE srorsaS sts a.
s1u un.E.,, ~ho ..ked tn he eup5o,ted tn., she
| wirht mi mi. Hsrnih urote.ted aoainst tho
nlRns e.. xhseS -. H.s "a ~ 11.for,ted + hrtno
| kpos -. snnhI. Ia Al the mem h cal nrens.
pug1 81 r,ee c1n,.T ind tnsr,,tttc. and he nnsl
.s.n-. n ths eIeentlcn feyoltiDG. When the
d. % Il esps we.s ii drawn e7eF lie faees q ihe
Inrnsn hetMfc cn abFo{ute NC and immediate death,
x,1h msn NJ The a * of each adtusung cord,
Enot 6enssm soe es th sacn .ato nve
OF orn,d ~ qnt be made to nrese tiFat,1
aeanst 'hs aeshs v5e o1eese ~ 90 ne 1a1tm
60 eaek INC e -Ie.+ w. sa
tef t1st p n3,nanr.t1. ~ 80. u1t -; IL
ivnr ooo1es oFoPpes' apn "I sp.tate.s pt. tooA - a
nule fnfn ~ .a. IT, se..ea;x j.a1 nsGA va va
pfoEsa linmsaist r1s 1,n .{,,ta usaM ;o,nS onS
h!ea'h ne5 sa0,1 be nv a x,hr.'o9 190peq PEG
c*oesly. mese'y oang.So - @ kuu ttut1uon Is ~ ns1
twin detetnL aoe "1a soe Aoos n9'atEs une nn.
q. vii COZ
ds hs1es @ 1S 1S,se IT, 5hs H. sn9t to
" ek OF ~ ,rss uGot uH IT. neao !oI Maso on
~ s.t 81 NJ io b,s Fin M s.s rneas rG
tacteo ~ thc1 almost seemso 70 toaen nte apao.
Men: Ins e1ns a. ~ 4, x,eas @ ;he.s "s1e he IS
mn,p e"o; sro b,s hnpe n.ek SreT aimn.t hl.tf
WIN uK o.osa s1n ~ tss.a ~ s+mc1.a ~ ri
*nne ne s~s1eu n.,ita 'oG u..eatd ~. ..sa ~
d 'h1ouss so@e tunes'e.. II u doaosu L hu
Mt ck WA ofcStn- A1sFo a'eo essly.
GsnerH' Order.
WASHINGTON. !o'J n-tns 1o!loWnn& genera!
ofdsI Was attnso 1o-oe5 no" tae "ar oepns
NEIL:
ApJu1AET 1kSkaALs nlI1Sf:
D,.., .esn.1s ~ Ln9rr,;'! ~! =, - -.
,en s,s - ;n,n ;t,,tr nJnnsr ronmsnds e1
rent .h,an hert,rsftee named! ~4e' 90
o*R. .sA., comnt.atnrs - nfa ,er, or ,.nn+ser,
~ hoth xhi,e snd cninre9 restmant. ns ma
nendent compsnies now absent on detached eef
rie- irom foelr cnru U .nds and no. on d1tT wIhis
their proper armies or departments, viii ptoeest
tut Nv ,th to JON tLetr respective regiments aas
/ enrrp+plea
, 1865-07-10

d be SMppOAed HurteFeF OF the
Joyce children Ars e-setl.
Bos1ox, July 9.--Dsteetivts Jones and, Heath
sr1ettet :! Fott Independence. Yesterday, Jonn
E:awa1t, wno enlisted Ia the regular asuy few
Ito two Joyce children. us had resided In West
Ru1bury, near the scene Of the lfazedy. and III.
I notorious bounty }q,npeE, having ioined and
desertcd from nercf.l fe3fments pnd4r assumed
names The eyidenee against him is satn TO be
very rtrnns. 5te~art 10 twent5.tWo years Of ase,
hed rays ha WIS born in IRELAND. ut has mo
shef lIylLc in Pennsyfvau!a.
, 1865-07-10

wtt1s51os. July 9.-Now that the conspiracy
trial tnyer. aud tho sentences OF the Military
Commtinn are executed, ihero Will soon b.
sone tnuite action concerning the trial ot Jth.
trsa.oi me proceedings will, ii coue.e, lake
pIscs tlora civil tr.buns!. Frs@ present indl-
c.Gentt ia more PROBABLE be rtls b. tIled y =
trs ~ rntr.cv. fr II il sAId In Government qu7r-
.er. iii lhste 1re newly discovered proofs
ara,rs him in that ccnn ccuSh-
, 1865-07-10

MilatAry ChaDEe&-rhe Oomi0x Com.
merct~l ConTeut1on-143th illinois
IufaDtFT.

lsp-cAl Dispatch To the Chicago Tribuue.1
ST. Louts, July 8.
General Meredith. who for tho past year has
Aeted - President Of The General Court Martial In
this city. hss been relieved and o.oefed to report
At Pnhsdefphn. chptsin ]. L. Trumbull, United
St1scs volunteers. has been order ID to reiieve
Csptaln cof!ccu. nov N co1maud Of the West
csn CeyalEy Department At ST. Louis.
The CITY Council yesterday appropriated ten
thouserd tollats for eefr.slrg snr expensrs OF
The Crest CuumGIrili Convention 10 ne nrid ~
made similar appropriation 1or lie ssme mr..
po+e.
Three ccmpan1ea OF the 144th Illinois. who h.ve
been oplpg cuhrd duty ID fhlt citT thu ssf az
months, hare departed for springfield TO b.
mustered ont.