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, 1865-08-22

actual crime under 1t, The other charge is murder
With thirteen specifications. II these specifications
Of murder CONF under the civil law, then ". pro.
propose thst this Court cannot take Jurisdiction,
but II they conc under military
law this Court nigh. take
Jurisdiction want 10 summit to he court that
they lag down come rule bY which they arc TO be
aoyerned furinc this tria1. TINS. an order coming
from the rrcaiJen, Of the United stats. appoint
ino , MI,t,r Comm1sai1n mr. tn w. , n,ri,eulsr
.ss. ~. 49,. 49, .tat 49,, ~ h,on.hs hs,o,s !,
~ ~ ~ :. a.. doos ,n1 .r,,osr ths. ,ht. c,se
a.s ,,,..., ~. ss,. ~ s+.,,,a ,ro. s,;it,rv
r.,ssa -, ;,,.,.1,,.fo,, ...s.,..s 49, xse,ra
.,srs,,.. ~ srs fo1na sn<tt,.,, sho.,+ =. .n,ca M
ioJsJ;et,a, Is ca,,t-aa +, easa. - sensa,,scr
The n1tsnner IL charatd ,.,th t-e,soosn,s cansnr.
-. "a ---.. - - ,NN ~ - !. -. H..
, 1865-08-22
NUMBER B.

street, and that was more than year and 4
half ago; Was never In my bad house In MY
He; was never IN = theatre OF other place
Of a1nusement In my life Il have not gone into
the streets BY night, and very seldom II: the
day, and then only for some necessary pur-
pose, whatever my relations with jenkins ula5
have been-and 1 confess he has supported
me as bis wife and mistress had no counec-
tIon with any other person; MY acquaintance
with Charles Brewer Is one Of friendship !;
jenkins never SAW Brewer at my house. and
in this way may hare been wrong to him !;
hut neYer suspected that Brewer ever had
money from Mr.. jenkins all the money ever
received did not amount to more than g., 900
or s, 500; Ispeut that to support the house aud
for furniture he gaye me money to pay two
doctors bfl15-Dr. Bulnsted and Dr.. Wallace !;
he Was very kind to me when Was sick !.
haye not been out Of New York but once, and
that WIS for two weeks with the excep-
tion Of 800 for that, / have not spent one
dollar out Of the city all oft was spent here
for his convenience and ny support and conf
fort :: ! nevefgaye one dollar Of his money to
any human being-never; have nothing now
but the clothes + have and the furniture be
bought me !; this Is oil the truth, aud I give 1t
whether 1t be for me or against me.
GENErIETE LINES.
AIr. Stuart-That /, believe to be as true as
believe in The existence Of a Supreme Being.
, 1865-08-22
ALABAMA NOT RECONCILED.


Correspondence Of tho Chicago Tr,bunc.{
PAAmH B1u1s, Wilcox Co., ALL, Aug. 4, 1865.
Perhaps an occasional letter from the inte-
rior Of one Of the extreme Southern States,
written By one who was for ten years resi-
dent Of Louisiana and nearly four years an
officer In the Federal service, and at present
engnged in business pursuits which bring him
in close contact with the people and give him
abundant opportunity Of knowing tleir sentf-
nents, may be Of interest to your numerous
readers. Ny principal object In writing is to
do alt In my power to correct the opinion that
seems to be gaining ground in the North con-
corning the loyalty Of the Southern people.
I read IN Northern papers that the whole
population of the rebel States are now loyal
to the Government, and glad to see the beau-
teous folds Of the old tlag float out upon'she
breczes of the South, and have In G few short
months buried all disloyalty to Federal au-
thority and hatred to Northern men deep In
tho rich soil OF their favored 1and. But let
to meet one Southern rebel who hns In the
least changed his sentiments toward the hated
Federal Government or dctested Yankee" !"
They are completely whipped and subjMgated,
bnt not In the least changed or convinced. l
hear every day, from the most intelligent Of
the people, bitter 1eunncintions Of the au-
thorities In Washington, and viudictiye inree-
tives against the Il Yankecs'' BY the ignorant
misses. But ono sentiment peryades this
State, and TINT is hostility and hatred to the
powers that have conquered them. These
facts should be universally known in the
North. Blindness TO these On the part Of the
authorities would eniIauger the peace We have
struggled so hard to establish. i" Eternal
vigihnce'' on the part Of the Government
will u1one secure permanent peace In the rebel
States.
The quiet that today pcryudes these States
is forced. Nothing but bayonets Will make
this people loyal They are not m arriu5
people who acknowledge themselves In fault
ard ure willing to return to their allegiance to
the best Government IN the world, but d sub
jugnted nnd conquered populacc who bate the
powers that subdued them, md dctest the
Government that las always protected them,
md is to-day Offering them q clemency that
amounts almost to injnstice. Let the people
Of the North and Northwest know the serpent
is only crushed, not killed. These are simply
facts. Follow inc through the little hamlets,
the wTetched country towns, the Prince1y
halls, the filthy cabirs, and even the large
cities Of the South, and listen with me to the
voices that 70 up continually from all these,
and you will know treason only slumbe1s,
and in that sleep dreams Of agaln lighting the
torch Of civil var. B.
, 1865-08-22

Especial Dcsputch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
DEs MONIES, Aug. Fl.
The following is the Union ticket In Appanoose
County for Representatives: For Representative.
Capt. II. II. Walden; for County Judge. s. N.
Moore; for Treasurer, ]. y. stansbu1y; for Sheriff.
Lieut.. Henry Wight; for Superintendent OF Com.
r1eu Schools, Lieut.. Col. J. Z. Morey. The noml'
mating convention
Resolred to lay asidc aIl minor differences and
mite in one solid phalanx in the election OF Union
men to Office to The exclusion OF rsbels and rebel
sympatllzers.
Mr. Il. Dazey, brother Of the celebrated J. s.
Rascy, II IN Bloomfield giving instructions in horse
trimming
A severe thunder storm yisitcd Mitchell county a
few days since, aussng grcat damage to crops.
Hon. George II. WillIa,ns, United SAlcs Senator
from Oregon, Is In this State, and Is announced to
address the citizens Of Keokuk on Saturday next.
Ex-(;ov. Kirkvood and Gen. r1cnttes nre also ex-
peeied 10 speak at The eamc time and place.
The 1tth Iowa infantry, while at Louisville, eub'
ec1ibcd g1si. Is towards the proposed monument to
Gen. 3lcrhe1sun.
Denton county, In this State, has population oI
l1,3t5. Ii 1869 il had 9,651.
, 1865-08-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.


NEW YoRK, Aug. 2t.-1he Commercial prints
thu following from a pftyute letter, written BY a
citizen Of Camben, S. c.: t'As nil the negroes are
10 be turned loose On The country On the tt day Of
January next the question t. how arc they to fvcl
PcoE eleaturesi their doom y sealed; They OF .hs
white raco must perish Which viii be! VIII
blood perish at the hands Of the negroed! feat
for the first Of January 10 conc- We arc sure to
have difficulty with The blacks. think they ats
preparing fot The crisis. They are ar1nlng them
eelves now. md I think theI have more weapons
than the whites. Wc have but teT arms to defend
Sherman eot my shotgun and revolver. / intend
however, to send for palE Of army revolyers, With
fixed cartridges to ct, If not too much tronb1e,
tell me- the cost Of pair Of them. want good
ones, for am afraid shan need them"
EEs YonK, Aug. ala Charleston letter to the
Herald states that military Investigation has been
ordered Into the conduct Of General Hatch. but no
one csq be found to bring any charges againss him.
Most Of the candidates for The State Convention
have withdrawn In favor Of new men.
, 1865-08-22

4 Visit from Gen. Grant Next yFcdnes-
dny-Thencc lc Goes to st. Paul.
punCQrx, Iowa, Ang- a1. A larse delegation OF
our citizens visited Galena on Friday and invited
Lieutenant. Genera] Gtnnt 10 visit ibis city. Infor
nation has Jnst been received that hs wfll be here
ansie for BIZ rcccptton. The Dnbuqne and SiouT
Ciiy, he Cedar Fans and MINNESOTA, md the
Dubuque and Southwestern Railroads hare decided
to run excursion trains hat day at reduced rates:
receive ~ enthusiastic welcome 10 the HaNke5e
state. lie viii proceed tson Dubuque to st, Paul.
t3AiEEA, Aug. 2. -Lcuteuant- General Grant Will
visit onr aIster city Of Dubuque on Wednesday
next, and On Thureday morning himself and family
Mtll leaye on atsip for st. Panl, on the stcame7
, 1865-08-22
THE WERZ TRIAL.



for,v,;.s,o, con,rned tbfa ,f,rrnoar In The Cnnrf
-, c7o,n,s -oor,s a, ,bo f.nnftol Na,or General
1v,f.aa r,ns1asnt ona ,,nfnne, r.hcnr,,o .Tracc
s5roSs,o A. ho1tras, ~ o,e,oc1- r.ut Vs.
~ .,ssse..- -, ~ ,rsoa +.,. 1,rorrst Into the
aa .aa .ra,s w e.rt s,ds hx sn'a,- .hs M.
49, - r+aaa.,sd - 40 ,sher 81 rbanro.n
s.si. Can,atn weT1 Ton ,rr to he trica I,y this
Military comutrrion. lave you sny Objection to
mn! ot Inc u'en'*s.
Judge Hughes, one o. the connse! TOT the defcnse.
said he proposed to 1nake NO objection Of personal
1hes w1u as hs nss
o1 Senc7sI a.. ,nrisdietIon esnea]]v oeetine to the
mode Of constituting The Courts but II the psisoner
ns s eoon m be ,,;cd by this one a. any othc1.
The Judge Advocate informed tbe pritoncr that
he nas al1alSnca 5of u1ai unGef the nane o. Heu1y
Werz. Was that The name!
The prisoner replied that 1t was.
ones until yesterday afternoon, aud we're not seen
~ ~ ,1s ~ e snaetsn, ~ t;me M n e1s,oine Them
hsa not snnc'tnt .nas ~ " eaals nula, s,a .us,a
Coi: chslnahn ea1a tne eoonc.i comm ~ tof ue-
rad The charrta md specifications preferred against
is1 Hen,r - w-1 ;,.,s 81 >. fo1lowe: did
Aenf' "Hz, c,,.says ~ avs1s1' ,m .r,cf,7c.1o.s
~*'SA-+-. >.-'- - ~'~.
CHARGE E1s1-Aialaciously willia1]y md traitorons-
r. md in aid If the then existing rebellion
against the Cnted States on or before Inc nst das
of March 1874, and on divers other days between
,1,st dny md ,be 10th sy ofAprf 1863, combining,
coneae9auag anu eunspn4s 49,. ~ I"s,.,s
E. Lee, Jamee L. seldom, 1onn L. Mtnde', & nueus
II. Northrup, Richard B. "inder,
Stco7e n others Unknown. 10 injure the health and
DESTROY the uyes Of soldiers il tho military service
, 1865-08-22
MEXICO.
Affairs on the Rio Gtandle--Cortlnns--
Rebel EenerNls.

NEW yonK, Aug a1.-Thc Hera1d's Mexican cor
respondent ata.ea ratvc 10 the condition Of adaiEs
on the Rio Grandc, that nothing positive can be re
relied on easc the one act that the imperial com
mautcr there tas the strctest orders to preserve
terms Of cordlaltty, II possible with the Americana.
and en1es no act Of hostility Or aggression 10 be
committed on the part OF the Mexican forces, Cor
tnas is On the as usual bIt the career Of
that pest to al! parties Is running toward closc.
good many rebel generals and lesser scecth llehts
arc struggling into Monterey md Masamotas, md
slowly moving toward the cap!tal with the hope o.
ol,tainlne employment from Maximil'ian; bnt the
Emperor has already more generals than be wants,
ara as Tor that NATTER quite IS many soldiers as be
has any rse for, or cau support. The Inevitable
Magrutlcr Ie believed 10 be at Monterey, and fnmor
has it that Dick Taylor and sozuc OF biz staff are e1
routc hither from tho Rio Grnndc.
, 1865-08-22
Burnett Parloncd - 1Ialtreatin1 \
Enfon EeEro--EnlIsted Men Of thc
E$r

SEx YoEk, Ang;, ga special to The Essnihns
permitted Ucnry Bu1neti, Of Kentucky, 10 return
j. hs home nls property has slso M hen sse Eestose d
Represeptafives tsom the 1st district Of Kentucky
io The ssh Congress. and distinguished himself by
his eeee~lon procllsiues,, especially IN rotes
eEalnst eses: bin contemplating vigorous prose
cation Of the ar. He has not yet been pardoned.
The Sew f.-k Times Washincton Special
stsfes that at nsnt political meeting in Charles
county. Mar siand, nucg1o, for cheering speaker
who spdossea the ulfo.., was beaten :, i largc
nn,nse1 o. d'tzeo,, .nslta,ns among them mar:
Of conspirator Nudd, and othcra. Dent, The mae.
tssr9te subsequently sent The negro to jail 70. dc.
fendIng himself.
a Washington despatca, 10 The SewIYork Tribune
states l1at Atjrtant General Thcrane has decided
that enlisted men Of the signal Cons arc entitled
10 receive the balance Of their bounty 10 the sapc
way AZ volunteers under recent orders Of discharge.
Gen. L. D. farEons has been ordered Vert to Fu.
ps!"tESn,n E, ne 5ate ~ hat, uoa,s1
Qua1tc.nastet Of The Department Of New Mexico.
, 1865-08-22

TFikcncr-1nter1la1 Reycnuc-1tfsftlry
Changes, etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttihuue.l
WAsMtSuIoS. Aug. II.
The new special Military Commission met 1t
O'Clock To-day, in tue room Of the Court oi Claims
In the Capfiol The Court vas called 10 order br
the President, Major General Lew Wallace All the
members being present, they proceeded ito nsraign
Henry We,z, late eonnandnnt Of The
Ande-souMle ktocta6e. Messrs. Hughes,
Denver. Peck and sehoade, counsel for
tic defence, were in attendance. The prisoner
WIS brought Under guard Of 4 squad Of Veteran
Reserves, End seated to the right Of the commits
sion, two soldiers with fixed baycnets remaining
with him. He Is slendetly built maa, abont forty
FIVE a dfy ycnrt Of age, with dark hair and whis-
kcrs streaked with gray. He was dressed In a
black sult, and white shirt. On the Why RON the
The Old Capitol PtIsoo to the court room ha wore
an Old fakhloued ailk hat During the residing Of
the charges, be sat betWeen his counsel
wiih whom he courcrscd frequently.
He sat Nth l,Is legs crossed, and his hand to
bis face and manifested 1t nmes considerable
NERVOUSNESS. Alter the pleas Of the defence had
beou submitted by Judge Hughes, the court Haa
cleared and afscr 1nnutee delibefatiou with closed
doom, adjourned to meet tomorrow at twelve
o'clock. 4 lasze number Of persons wcrS In atten.
dancc during the proceedings
Ihe tccetpts NOM Internal revenue to-daF aMo1nt~
cd 10 q ,Sl4l:0. The total amount received from the
sanie toarcc e7nee TIE ltt Of Ja1r, ess6l
Tie receipts at the present time sre above Whist
they win average throughout the year. In conss
qucncc OF The annual assessment lsts havin: late]5
gone t:o the hands Of Collectors, The condition Of
This branch Of the revenue Is most promising. In
sonae Districts the nnonnts upon assessment lists
are nearly double thcec OF Inst year, showing rc.
narkable Gesree Of general prosperity.
Ion. Alfred Ely, ex-member OF Congrcst, md
fome time p1ieoner in Libby, haa been subppaned
ty the Commission 10 testify to various facts which
cnme to his knowledge while he vas prisoner in
Richmond.
The rebel Gen. 3. F. Cheatham, Of Tennessee,
arrived tn town yesterday.
Capt. Moore has completed bis work Of interment
ut Andezsenvle and Is expected to a1ziye here this
| week.
| Brig. Gen. ". c. Whitaker has been breveuea
| NRJor General for distinguished services.
4 number Of par1ons were granted today, a.
usna1 mostly Of the ts0, 600 ciass.
Orders have been Issued to Col. Ellison, Quartcr.
master At chicnen, to prepare TIC Camp Douslas
properly for eale at auction. Tie Camp viii be in
| tneiiatelv evacuated a. military ro.t.
Lieut.. Col. Porter leaves this evening for Little
Rock, having been assfgncd to duty as Chief Com
; missary o, Subsistence Of the Department Of Ar.
tnnsAf
, 1865-08-22

E0RTtf%EAD4 AND 1VEA
The Council spent wet night oFer me
printing question, which was supposea 20
have been settled week ago, but which
camc up again on motion 10 rcconslder-
Md. shcrwia Democ1at} having been per.
suaded to make the motion. Wicker and
Gagc having thus succeeded In bringing the
question on the carpet, Then tell to allibuster-
ing TO prevent the majority Of the Council
from coming 10 q vote On the mnin
question Hour aft9 hour was spent
In parliamentary gymnastics, by the sore'
heads and Cupp:tAcads to stave of vote.
At this writing e q. M the Council Il taking
II vote on IN appeal from the chair, On a mo
tion to excuse the Alderman from the 18th
Ward from voiing On the motion 10 excuse
tile Alderman from tie c1st Ward from voting
Tn molten IL 10y On the table Aid. Cages
motion to adIourn-or something Of that kind.
Enough gas Kns consumed In the burners ito
say nothing 5f< <4he amount wasted By teakagc
from AID. Wicler), to pay for the city print.
ing a month.
, 1865-08-22
FROM CINCINNATI.
Arrest OF MISUNDERSTANDING n Cop
pcrhcads

Arrest OF Understanding n Cop
pcrllcads
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tibnne.]
CINCINNATI, Aug. y.
Dr.. Foes, tie physician Of this city under whose
treatment, in May last, yonng lady, Aaria
Hood, died horrible death. resulting tsom
abortion, and was most shockingly malt1eatcd af
ter death, has been arrested nnd brought to the
city. lie e.oic away frorn hls Office during the e1
element arising from the publication Of tho taets
and went to England, but returned, as be declared
for the purpose Of giving hinnse1f up, and sfndtea
ting bis course.
Some excitement was created in the vicinity o'
the Enquirer Office this afternoon by the appear
ance Of large serpent on the paTemcnt running
nom that establishment. 1t was supposed 10 be d
the Copperlcad species, and was promptly put ont
Of The way, as SIC t,ropose to do with all Of like
character.
, 1865-08-22

0e***0101 Observation-Disclosures
Vren%urT Note.
iu1IApErt11A,, Aug. al.-Jaeper Harding. Col.
sctoT Of Internal Revenue otthe drst Congressional
D5stEtci, formerly publisher Of tho Peuna Ehqasr-
". W. Harding, at Chesnut Hill, aged Is ycnrs.
he was one Of The Oldest newspaper publisher in
the country.
This morning counterfeit Aity dollar note Of
the United States presented al thu mint In this
citv. II Is apparently from q new plaie
md IS pronounced dangerous hcslmlllc Of tho
reruine hftlea,
, 1865-08-22

tFfom tha ST Eaa1 Press, 1St6 tnst.J
From members u the Democratic Contention.
on Wednesday, We Ire enabled to hear rom several
localities In The State tn regard to crups, all Of
which show m encouraging prospect, The injury
nearly ns great ns vas reported, md the prospects
for m abundant ytcd Of al kinds Of grim Is Filter
Ing In the extreme. Farmers arc busy with their
haIgcsts now, and II the weather continues faTot-
able fos week o. t6o longer the gain viii be safe.
, 1865-08-22


When first came to this city obtainea q
situation rs sa1e'S girl in hat and trimming
store, where remained at low wages TIL the
proprietor stopped business; II could get no
other place; had no money, or friends TO give
me any; saw m advertisement In a neWspa-
per for a walter-giri In saloon, and I got the
place ut q great deal more wages than ever
had before, beside premium for wine which
then sold; had been there but q fow even
fugs when Nj. Jenkins came there With four
friends be had good deal Of wine and called
nc the proprietor told nc that jenkins was
worth morn than all the vino drinkers who
came to this house that must not wait on
anv other, md that he wanted her terms :;
that he would Eiuo me money every night he
came that 11eweut to other saloons, aud gave
money freely to the girls whom he liked there;
afterWard be came there every week, and
sometimes every night, and bonght wine
there would be also some parsons Wtth mug,
aud he treated everybody he had great loads
of money, and he gave me sl0 and sometime
$50; once he gave me $50 to buy watch l
sent It to paw my little brothers schooling
Ill the other girls were Jealous Of ME bcean:e
he liked mo more than the rest alter little
while he told me'he liked me better than any
Of the saloon, as It was no place Tor ny ne
| said he would hare me sent to school and edu,
| cated be said he was very rich, and had OIL
| reefpns, and he had more money taan ne
could spend; he said be was broker, ano
had done business in Wall street Exchange :;
that he had shares in good many raiiroaas,
and told me oil such things as these, bnt ne
| never told me md never knew that be vas
| Ia any bank; never knew where be lived
md never asked him, for did not think he
wanted me- 10 know, he WAS 20 good to me
| one night he told me to look for some rooms,
and thal be would rent them for me and bny
mo some furniture; I did 50, and got the
rooms IN Bleceker street, where was ar.
furniture, and did buy It i; I lived In these
| rooms, Mr.. Jenkins supporting me and visit
Ing ME every week, sometimes almost every
night until vas arrested, and I never
Threatened Mr.. Jenkins with any.
thing; I would do nothing to injurk
bin; peFer but once met him In th
, 1865-08-22
Lumber FtcIGIatx at UeffOfF.

We are under obligations to Messrs. Ne.shall +
Like for the tol1oEing information regarding the
ehiprtng rates 1nmberu staTes from tho points
below named:
Lumber from Port uuron to Chicago, ss+00 on
rail. -.
lumber from Bag City 10 same point, $3.50 from
dock.
lumber from Crow Island 10 eane point, I LOO
from dock.
Lumber from Severn river 10 game point $3.50
fxonn tincE-
, 1865-08-22
ST. DOMINGO.


PFOTfEk* OF the EkcbelI10Ms -
Bosros, Aug. a1.-Dy the ar1iyal Of the bris
Example. At fhis port, wc hayc adyices from Capt
Haytien 10 July 25 fhe rebels etill held the place
sustaining daily cannonading from the Nationa
troops, who had faed to trtltct much damage, onl.
three persons havtng been killed and Il few house:
damaged.
, 1865-08-22
LETTER FROM A REBEL
:: BISHOP.
The Memory Of Bishop Polk
"Must Be Respected"


- --
Tho Memory nf Rishnn P01k
MUSt BE KeSpecteU4"
..--
Conditions on which the Reunion OF
~----
r,,.-,. ,.4.o c.. p,..
LIS loto"! "!nT lemafhau1e tssset nun Psi.
op hIuott, q 1g0Ia, - 1aSHt. Ma ane poss.pie
fe-unfon o. tne EptsGoPal clascn H.! apPeuss L.
ths He" lolh eaa.eA at yo1'n: 3ee: 1ne 1el1e' Is
am Fery giad that you nave gone SO much
at large. into the question OF the reunion Of
the Church; as 1t gives me m opportunity OF
placing before you my views II regard 10 inc
matter, which differ somewhat from Jour.
osn, , & as expressed y N yoar 1etter Gt 10 m Az
Diocese Of Texas.
My Objection to the action Of the Diocese Of
iexns Is not SO much a5 TO What she has done,
Is to her manner Of doing 1t. That reunion
VII tahe place aha tnat very soon, 1 nave no
dooot hnt II ought to take PLACE IN such
brethren and TO each other. Texas seems to
nave 1ofgotteh taai as 70 tac Frotcstant Epis-
toPal Gn1rch u Inc toniedefate states We
ana combination, and Whaeh should not 20
OF these, The conservation Of Bishop Wilmer
Is The most important, NOT only On ms own
account, but because 1t involves all bis Official
gets since his entrance upon NJ eptscopate-
diocese and have elected Bishop Lay as its
Diocesan Bishop. These acts do not Indeed
involve such momentous consequences as the
other, but they are, nevertheless, OF import
ance enough to demand recognition.
Besides Think that 1t IS our duty to guard
tho memory Of our deceased Bishops, Meade,
otey, and especially our beloved Polk. Not
that We should expect any endorsement from
the Genefai Convention o1 taelr views aha ac-
tlons, bat that We should ieet assured that no
Feproach, Gtaer direct Or implied, VIII pc
cast upon thelr elaFes, Aoont ourselves, the
nSlhY, We care ent little #e arc mere 'ana
can 9elenq ourselves; nnt tne reputntion OF
tne deaa fs ~ oar Keeping, and VIC can trater-
nlzc "ha nooody VINO would willingly dis
tnfo thef as1es. Ihey have lived ana died
tor US, and however wrong others may think
them, "e revere sheH memory and weep oTer
thelr graves.
Nor, frankly say It, 40 anticipate, when
recalling the worthy, hlgh-toned men who
once formed our General Convention, any &c
tfon that would be dlsparag1ng to them or
painful to ust but yet feel 1t to be the duty
OF the church over Which l have been called
temporarily TO preside, to guard against any
such possibility 8aenst, gos pltdse, out 1T
it Be distinctly t'derood thaf there sdl not De
srord n otoquy or 7fDTuise. Let them stand
or fall to their Master and our. Master: one
far more competent to Judge Of them and US
than We arc Of each other.
In pursuance OF these preliminary Staws my
, 1865-08-22

new HAVE. Aus. al-Wm. Crimes, better
known n "OM Gftmes'A quaint da1key, oocc 4
Yale College graduates died IN this ctr yesterday
ii a adfs1ced age. probably 70 yea1s.
, 1865-08-22

New YoRK, Aug. st.-Prces Of mining etocks
bid In Boston today: Geutral, 4oc; Copper Fs1ls. ~
I1les RoJal Ike: Mimi, lie; Quincy, b7Hc
Rock1and, 4ci Superior, e, -
, 1865-08-22
Mem advertisements.

TOR BUFFALO-The new and
u fsrortte steamer IDAHO, cACtsin coSKEY. will
Buthfo. aEd all Intermediate ports, TUESDAY even.
InC, August =, at O'Clock =. For passage nr11y
to X. i. SAMPLE Agent, ST south Clark street, or
nna1tt the Sherman House, au,6ES1TIt