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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05

porssAxhs tfskssgl5s fsar s4assmR $500
shsml vss ssain& eoasolids Non 4 g.
party 4hioh may sasnxs the sstirs e0ntrsl
Of The gorsrnmss - b abls TO dis
panse ssioaves and ashes" TO the time.
ssssers shs now hang 90 10 the skirts Of
the Democratic party. Taking this yiew
Of the sahieea Ne thought II beat to he
sill; but when q convention vas called,
which come regard as Democratic ean-
vsassss, ana u failea ID aannanse DE
principles OF tie party and seemed 10 sn-
aorse the statement that sh~e is but one
Issue between the Demoerptio party and
those opposing Il, We regafd II as the do.
sy pf every trus Democrat TO brand the
seeming admission as base fslsehood, =
Hence she issues whIch we make and the
position which We occupy at the present
time. II 1t be true that there is but oss
Issue between the Democracy and it's OPP
pouenss, I. :. negro suffrage, that issas
decided against 1t sunlhilates the party,
for the reason that il will then have 30
Issue to make wfth its opponents. But
We coutend that there are other issues be-
tween the two parties which are of vital
Importance TO the future welfare Of the
citizens Of this country, and for the pur-
pose of keeping these issues in view, now
while so called Democratic convenlioa
seems to ignore them, we accept the po-
sitiou assigned Us by the convention which
assembled at Iowa City on the 18th ult.,
not with the view Of ssdistEsssing tbs
Democratic partg;' but for the purpose
Of keeping its principles 10 sight as en-
bodied IL the platform Of tb ii convention
Whenever . Democratic convention
shall be called as We have suggested foI
the purpose Of united nc idn on the par
Of the u ,uocrarv, we trust We shail h
found at our rast ready to DO our duty Il
the party and the eopairy.
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GHroRTAST JUpicAL DxcTaoS.~- The St.
Louis Republican savs -

fHPoRTAxT JUDlcIAL DxcEaoS.--Tb St.
Louis Republican says -
'tThe regular term Of the Raw County
Circuit Court NJ Richmond. Missouri.
onenei on Monday last. The session has
already been very Interesting one. and
sirangthrns eur confidence 10 an snlirht.
sned and imnartial Judiciary agpinsf tn.
Taanieal and unconstitutional legislation.
'7''s-''s FFssss TFSFfT ". Shat-
sell aad Cha,irs +. Hughes. Fsos.. To
practice law without taking the cath "a
anired nv the new Constitution of thia
State, saF misting to the Court ifs con.ti-
nationality in r~lation TO atiornevs at lay.
The Applications we're taken IN On We'd.
n'sdav, folloHed by vcry allie ana in
terestfng discussion, the counsel en- botb
SIDES DISPLAYED grcat learning and eIo-
qurnee and the case vas th,n rsrsrrrd
to the Court for decision. A hrief letter
from Richmond iaformad the ReprbIiebp
that Judge kirg bad just delivered bis
opinion declaring The oath 10 be0nro,,
fuiioao', as ez post fact in its operation.
and therefore in violation III the Cnnsti-
tuition OF the United States. It's sbe first
instance where the Naw Constitution hss
ooen brought 10 legal test. and We
trust, ss'@e hsve no d0uhs will he the
case, that its odious features will reeeis Q
me sSrae marked condemnation LIZ every
Court in Missouri
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05
HARRISON COUNTY cousyEsrro,

We have received the proceedings oil
The Harrison county Negro Sufr Faee
Conveptiani bat too late for insertion in
this issue, and az the election will be ov-
er before oar next issue we presume that
Ii will not be worth while TO publish them.
The convention resolved to sustain the
President in bis reconstruction policy,
and dominated the following ticket:
For Representative, L. r. Better; for
Treasurer, Caps. @. s. Baedn: for County
Judge, j. NJ. Harvey; for Sheriff Fred.
Shields; for Superintendent Common
Schools. R. N. Day, and for Drainage
Commissioner, W, A. Ellis.
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his.Es3 an Interest was avaksrssi
1aIssIas III shssonasses, asaa HASA ssusis.
y men shas "A paaagea theasslsss 20 The
paymsas of all expenses, fsis. ihat lhsaf
efforts thus far to seeura tho success Of
Aha soclesy a. psrrnaaeat lnssitastors
sswers DOT 20 10 arrewarsied. #
sss TIE gronnas upon ShseA the Fair was
shesa, belonging 10, and aadsr the super
yisien6s, Mrl cAas. Baushn, Of this eity,
were weli seseeted far position and ease
of access : we'll feAeea good well sauk
Hasd properly arsanesd for sae benefit Of
exhibitors and their stock; and all the
eaesesssry aprnrscnanses OF halls, otEees,
Is md stalls and psuss as properly erected,
~ e,pssvuessd and arranged, "a, under the
!. circumstances. could have been expected
~ ar. Eaughn spared neither time, labor,
sssor money, in performing The oneroas du-
j lses assiened slm By the Board, and 10
suti.lea 10 aatseh credit for the zeai and
"a saespy manifested in the matter. And 70
shs other officers. tbs secrstafy 10 paFtis-
liulsr. much credit Is due for the energy
sana .aaa manifested and labor Performed
sor she hsseas Of tha Society, and through
q II. for the Agricultural and Mechanical
! gaferssts of shs District.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05

Last wssk vi pablIhed po Jon Il
the Deupsralis platfsrm adop1edby thF
soSrsnslsA whibA assembled g Iswa City
% the 18th uls. Since then We bass re-
eeived copy Of the satire platform and
and we now present u assiss 10 our read
srs; not because We aesm Ii Of particular
importanss n this tiss 90 il u evident
shat Che psiniplee eoatained stheresn will
ust be esnoidered nj tbs approaching e
isesions busaws psessut u ttas sll mar
read and know shat the priasipies az sas
4 Jeasrsonian Democracy are, dsei.is for
themselves whether they will standby and
support them Ia fbs future.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05
The work Reconstruction In Ala
baHaa.

The wara of reconstrncelon In ,Aiahama
seems ta ne going on finely, and judging
srem the telegraphis reports from thai
quarter we presume saeh constitution
will be adopted rs will iasare the speedy
return of thea Cotton State - to the fold
OF che Union.
We expecs to see something euaanate
from the convention now in session that
will do honor to the brave people of that
sovereignty.
The Governor Of The State, sLevia z.
Parsons, lie native of the State or New
York, but for q. number OF years past has
been engaged in the practice OF the Iaw
at Talladeg9. lie bad been a member OF
the State Legislature for tao terms. 9th
er than this had never held any position
of trust 10 the State nevertheless be Is
a man Of decided ability, and i pursuing
a course that will endehr him 10 bis peo-
nile. We would suggest, however, ahat
his recent Geographic announcement 10
President ] hnsoH to grant m more aTYi-
nestias To his people until he vita heard
from hv letter. wHs somewhat nal apro-
ros, the aforesaid letter having been shmt~
what tartly ia ita arrival. Let him l-arn
thar, even though the great majority n
h'S "'..1pse we're "secessionists end reb-
els" nevertheless ihis dogs not prfclude
the possibility Of their making good cisi-
Eens In the future.
benjamin. Fitzpatrick, the President Of
The Convention now In session. vas form
eriv an United States Senator from Ala
hama, also Goverror Of the State, and
lattarly the nominee Of the Dorf8las par
~ for the Yics. Presidepcy in 1860. Since
| the war he has 50 made bat few tracks, /"
bat nevertheless is regarded ~. q xe.y
sound Southern man ami Democrat. He
! is spoken Of In connection with.ths rni-
| ted States Sengforship from Alabama.
| As members Of the Convention. we notice
the names OF The III IN. Joha Foster, at
enc time Chancellor In his district :;
Crenshaw. an ex.Speaker of the House
of Representatives; Fair, ex Minister to
| Belgium Gilmore. leading lawyer N
'ha Stat" Lauedon, ex-Editor of The
/ Mobile Register Patton and posev, aid
landmarks Of the Democracy; White,
ex member Of Congress Morpu. Lane,
Crawford. Tnwles, Clements. Overall,
Greathouss, Mardis, AMI Leeper. all
mpnihers of recent Legislatures. Amor z
these there ara some men NJ dseided tai.
emit. who will control The s'lesser lights"
around them.
| ! We hone the Alahana Convention will
come nob'yssnr to sha work Daiig Asus.
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NATIONAL INSURANCE GO.
Council Bluff, Iowa.
AUTHORIZED CApITAE,
'.s'''e Z Il All s.f. s. 5lss. 100000.
w. II II. Pusgv. Priest.
JOHN w R0ss Vice Press
asa RUCK Gsn. TTav. As


DIRECTORS Ann REFERENCES 8
Haa " 81 PHspy HEfksr c. HnEii &ipFFHs
hon O. Bstas8n, ftte Chief 1sstia* III ga 4 I
" Ross PsFk Hereh mi DIS rhps, *gFea*
AtaaERe AZ Law f. SAN II As &c whFs4
SAFE srs.sst. dstT II trfgrtH HarI~arss sai+ |
d: aohn Lines Prsspir Ptelas Ha,..f 4 Ia b
I v Rass dei 1.9sSy Gn't Es3ssstnaA
Gs~ss & .isaes us; Hba. E If see4sr# 4n /;
non wm Lsausab,i 81 5utze Of sFb Faasgial
nfst fct d. ; John Wr15fte Presisiep' ~ ae Esi
NsfieaSI Etnk dss Hru. Gts W Ma7lssFy, s9~
sacre1aTy sf state Iowa CifT laws GtH e.
Ds4ixs RurlngtaH Iowa; In H II Ertmhlr
gadZp 81 the a4t JaHei 81 stEtct blooms Ill To-
wa Han wn fTats Gtepnaad, loss .-..
ORIG over Faxtz Hsrf~ate store, Lever
BrtEaiaFav, CsaHc.l BttsfYs II~a.
THIS Company rr<p nifty arEaHlEed in this g4tT Ha-
der the Laws IT Iowa IL nov prepared - Issue
Palciss uB0n all classes Of tl~f Erhesl dHelf FEs
aud farm property HEstnst loss b. are ltgatatnE
wind steru1s and saTuatss1- HEEE
Operating upaH THE AIiual piaEi inSHrsA 4 #iil
nav no more Than The actual e.tst At SasarsH9,e
while thrx will retain IN fhrtf uaIdst thn aloaey
cav paid 10 foreign companies
IHos, J. sTHFT.
se,xstarE.
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!
as ora Of the State Central COMMITTEES o
the JefTersonisn Democracy. Mr.. Rict
hardy think the reasons assigned are snF
deient. lie says that be regards the con
ventian which' assembled on tbs gath o.
August as tia regular and legitimate
Democratic convention, and the Contra
! Committee appointed BIZ thar convention
of which J. II. Eiwaad il Chairman to h,
| The regularly constituted Central Com.
mittee Of the Democratic party Of tht
State. We are directly at issue with him
mon this noiHt. The convention thai
appointed Mr.. Eiwood and his associates,
though called hy Democrats, aud com
pose5 mostly Of Democrats, ras NOT eafi.
ed rs Democratic contention, and bad
rs authority to speak for the Democratic
party. II uos 10 OH fi1feysfa and p7srpos.
IS Hsw organisation. There having
Teen no Democratic convention either
called or held since the one which was
held and appointed LarREL sUxzEEs chair.
man Of isa Central Committee, 1t follows
that be Is stilI the chairman Of the srate
Democratic Central Committee and that
be and bis ASSOCIATES are sstha regularly
constituted Central Committee Of the
Democratic party Of the State" or that
having failed to call . Democratic con.
vention their teaars OF oihca has expired
and thai the party bas no regular organ.
igation az this time, unless the appoint
henss made al Iowa City on The 18th uIt.,
be regarded - regular. We regard the
old Central Committee OF whieh Dir.
Summers Is Chm, rs s'tbe regularly eon-
situated Democratic Central Gem. OF the
Stair y aud that The committee of which
Afr. EIwood IL chairman "a. having no
to srefk or act fos lhs Demo
cratic party These being oasT viaws up
90 thissuajects we nosC maka5hs suxgss-
lion, that hereafter TO save all misunder.
sanding, when Democratic convention
Is % be held that all three OF the commit.
tess b. via, that Of which Air. Summers
y chairman, shat@f which aiF. Hatchsus
i ehaifman ard ssas of which Mf. FL |
wood a chairman act In uni4n ID one |
This coarsswill, il anything |
HIll; anita thasfsemosrasie party and en-. |
sbls il TO net % aais apou all qaesssons /
avhlying Its interests, sxIstsues and In.
arssss Of Tia country. $3.50
knowing thas she sowasdies OF sens /
'ien esasaang % Be Dom sesass woalss ere.
int hs party from acting - 3 unit this
ear, We rare of the opinssn .has sbs /
sssy had bssler lie ssili--hasdss ssss n. |
len saa sakssao part 10 the fight whsch /
Staging asrssFs 10 the Republican rapk.:l
e fasafsd THE rolicy beeaaas We knsu 1,
bat mt ., fes 10 The Dsmacrasie nsrty
re merely Birding On 20 ain ardss ssa sas
hieN way sfs sscas u going to iunsp! y
q they propose I'm ore is4us-- negro
siFrsses 40 sAassf shey Rad shemaslsssl
Hshs wrs- ans ssssy can roll OVER into
= Tap d faspsvisla.m wishoua The ap.
'arsass 81 sssfiaeins nssA principle.
hsie bad his parry bid = sasyeatiaa.
aais saraishf.sat anmiss.sisas asssa ADDS.
& J. s<nA Nsseke sMxsas M asSs.s q s. L.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05
From lhr nailr se,ut
w m. M. Sseae's MILITARY Record.
cEzTIFic sTE NO. IL.

We. the undersigned members Of the
END regiment, lows Volunteer Infantry,
do hArshv certify, that at the hattie Of
Rack River, BrifRe, nj which Col. Store
hal failed 10 lead bis regiment 10 the pc
sitiah 10 which they had been repeatedly
ordered, in order that The regiment might
take part In the chaTgs uponI the enemies
works, Col Store was in the rear of req.
iment sand saw Thomas Myers and Chas.
Baker Of Co. @ ufeaid regiment coming
up, having been behind the Seyim~ns on
account ct sickness. which prevented
them from kseping 40 wjth their cnm.
rnaud; Capt. AUlt 6f'said company. had
giyeh them pefniasIon to llror out Of The
lines andicofjs no As seon astAev e. uld
Col. S,one, seeing the boys coming iato
camp. TOOK dows their names and meeting
Capt. Anit saidSa him, ssCaptaia. WEIR all
youg nsn up.se sae 6ght asaayf's Cent,
Aufs replied they wera.-al that weFs a.
bic 10 trassA Cod. 6sans ahea esiled tbs
Gaptain q et@a d~<n iiae.a TEE Col.
then Waited sifao his head sssaarsarz. ,sssad |
ssns an order er ths an END far Thpar Nv. |
eFs, ghaslsy Baksr and ,0xeks assia In re- |
sort ut his hsad aH>ssss On max nc |
heir appeasanse, kisu Gel. addressed Che
lwo susa ssgiRg, s y "a are the lwa gid
5-~a shisvIug. reaWasalg sons an bitches.
.has 4wsYe Dot apy at tbs Egks.p. CAPT.
ANT told ths Cal. lhe men wera sick. sad
inahla o. march withstha cpmnasT ard /
I'D BEEN axsassa Term 10 rxrEa: thai
Asy Esrs hfsss ans aeaaa usn kat ssrs
90 saek b. marsh n Oh shsh call 4
FsAs set- n e a Dr. n liar ssd .ssraeya.i
spsv Ths ls.al+ then .ea asin,sg +
sahassas h4stsse sg.p fir ~ snnrh 10 half
z .hnsEs sissslex whish hsne tkfg we're aoat
ssk IN sisaa Hr snd had Ia lts Annu.--
'ala mpN sled frpm ssid eirkprss ITS
Germ. q q. Ni.'hhl CO. d, 81 Ia. /
] II Eial MurTs I.isus. a L
.fas q IT. stasHsids
"a ,Wa~ lsa3nss se r
IL STrTTy r ~ = $780, = --yr-==sS~rss
- Read ttp Tfss ~ D.. - 49, - =. Z. In t..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05

/ observe from the proceedings or The
convention held at Iowa City on the 18th
inst, for the alleged purpose 81 .aoraau
ling and perpesuatfng 4 political psrty
6f ths JErYxhsosi1y DvaocRAcr Of Tnwai'
and for the alleged purpose Of /" agfesing
. reorganization Of the rnes-atssp par
tvs 0that my name il placed ofsne9t Stats
Central Committee 10
! consider the eenvantinn which assarn-
bTsd in this eitY on the 2ad dav of Aug.
70 be lbe regular and legitimate Dssso@
cratic Cenyeption, and The Central Cess
mittss appointed by abaG .snavenlioa. 81
Ehich ]. u. Elweed il ehalrman. 70 be
ses Tegn!aFly eanssIsuseI Central Com.
gisss q the Democratic party Of tbs
4asx 49, I'D s.sss 49,
Ii tie party deslTgg a reorganisatioa,
sua0 yssEgsnlz atias doubtless wfiIbe a.
Tested Ia regular sonvsnsiosa. called at
TIA proper sane snd plaza, by fha. nransr
aathasigy. | am dispassa 10 siaw he
procsssahgs a IeHa Gig, simply IS The
of = neu party, The Gem
y nfion Itself seems to consider il ID ashmt
light. -. Z.
: Fer EavssifsE am uuwsllinx 3, rosake
the regular nemecsafie arga nja4tiaa. s.
act 10 eapacftv whirh, vireuaIl.. wssusss
pfses me- oafsid4 II. And s1ssesas IN ss.s
shae ~ view OF aliciFeamp san esa Lii ~ Il. i
Ter to Ffek to Feeonei'e existing Iilgsses~.
ses w,'has sss-P&ssyy tAaa formally to So
sesse fsoa H. syaatlss ii
q. RICE.
Dsa Aoiass. sspa. @ 49,
sasgsf ,srr~-w--s-s@ss- s-~slS- -4~-a----4-
i - hass lSenrw sgsfzna. af szawa. ha@.,
sesH appointed minister reasae,a ii -,
Jnised States 10 Gaasarn ala
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05

sscIaaa TO gHE CONSTITUTIONS. As THE
oxBnAAaasgaGIfsas ToTEzL-AsT
PLANK, WHEN xlsHT AID THH TRMRxsT
eE.osH AaoUgn BIN is'-Lssis Gess
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05

3 - = - I'D r m FEEsss = z ~ a
90 Read the Liss Of Pmmsa,as sxsrss4
- shs Dissriss Fair. g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05
Our PositIon--.Mr. Rice's Gard.

We publish in another column the card
Of The Han. BvRax RfcE declining 10 net
as one Of the State Central Gem mittee of
the JefFeFsonisn Democracy. Mr. Rice
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-05
Dsa Aoiaes. Sept. @

Z y hass 9enrv sgafzna. n sznwa. has.
neen sppoinied minister rss5ass6 akazhnsl
United States 10 Gnala1n ala
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sept.T5lh. 1855 sra
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snurudRy. .surT rs.
from Washing On.


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Gov Hamilton Of ioths. Gov. Lyon 81 iuaNot' sens
tor " ill.m. of 3D. on Reure-s s,4ldinc, Of
XIX. -. -.
'ho' wa "'n'' men" wv o' '''- - '''' w
ana Navy oh'.e Is AMI e'4ehs' ''Nh ml'"' no'N
NtNahde' hNeS ana other a'H'lh '"f'n''"s
h'd ar NERVES ''h we Ftc''''n' VI" 'e''''"
oihc'H' 'niofnaUon "A' receive" "-'s' o"n'o' n'ns
the 'eo'ut h"' ~ 'u"sn"0.s s'u NN'"''"'' '".
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24

there romsks, rc.rvtir,ly p' iii ths ter Sbet'
rJr's u ,,Ott % Il, b" l-a g. ne y uuiust-
d"ktNd ana contrary 30 Liiiitsty USAGE Al tn he
.t1t.nvuts contrary ~ the real lscis Of the csse.
h . leave iur'hHt " remark thst haven no vsy.
Naiv . rianrN~ ~~it.cI- ~ rt Sc .trt uron tom.
ShtrnsUs c0uI.. ... .,sth 'soiinA ~ upon his
true".-,r, "a, ten. Grant ~ a. a., 'SrraiSenent-
VII iohr stou aud ", cck' ridge. lat hsv, simply
acted uplA t.p ot'Srs IN uu,tions aud 1rgc-sef
waves ~ NV 'rots, ~ rtn ted to ine, aud
- unuetstoud hem"
heior.ti"'iers stoncron hqs also communicated To
'rrttery ,stta..u the Ntnounccucnt thNt he IL
fesdv to pru a. that i'qvu roUJ hs'o eNspod Il
De man! h,d 0Ne, ID shc-i,u, or Ter "a thas
DAYS would have tcru captdtcd EARLIER bat Tor { Jer-
VA thd concludes ~ fryins The e. o Of Cen
shci ,hHn, shtu 10 roe tlc iu't' - Cvlder'ly
I" NV Sue t's1Cusl.ut ~ Z .c-Tc 81 pAtls
uN. Iu 't H.t innsus. his letter h.e teen
iih.sn"d 20 III, vJri az poiols h.tu lubitrd
.I y UNu.." g. h ... 100 sd ,hN N Z state inons
INV N LL.nn " lhe r.l--L - IL A .lhc.r"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24
Oar Eutprr Army.
%. philadelphia ,qr,gyp has .he following roi
= wVhinrtou correspondent:

%. philadelphia I,Qy,gY', bias Ihe following ron
Washington correspondent;
II Is probable III" 80 u,i army, o. permanent mill
tan cstHhlislt ert u the county, o. I've Irsni ed
on n. ,ullo-ing BAH Gene al ethcutr.J General
Eve lieuicgs gCneir'. fit" .nA1r t'urrss aud
s'Nonty-ttc Nris sdier generals, Tho regular army
prolrr ~ be tnnIos " niuete inenL Of nfan
~, liz reLlments 81 c,vsl.y, and i've regiments Of
Artl cry, all filed up to IRE maximum nunhSi le
eide Nlstr, nv Thousand COLOR tIuoTN will Ice re-
tanned sith %. niD 1t- hlsd ~ 90 the lImua
rutnhsr. Nancuck's COIur vilhl- Increased to a tu
'ofrr Of thr,, III '1', si tLr,e brgsdo egn ale 1
.huy hclrtnd men. The Veteran EoAefyU Corp.
twUuty 1--WE 80 ,frent. filled up 10 the maximum
number. The medical sti viii be Incl ,,arci one
hundred luil auIcouA, With CONE pundihg num Dor
~ Nssistrn, 'urf0onl Tho infantry rgd cavalry tcg
n,ent' ~ the REGULAR amy comp thre. hNttsions
II cfht huuit,i u, each. iud.'t the proposed ar
iAutcHt nj 'hy total stroisth VI The army Whl hc
n'arlv a. follows. REGULAR inoutr' AhSor; REGULAR
cavalry, lb1UU. festuAr AuisD, l2,gu, cootsd
troop " " llsnoocNs oo1-- .A,W0, veteran h.
q we tuIp.. " W. total lil.MvIncn.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24
From San Domingo.
Evacuation bv the -rur,-h Troor

The neNs th.t tie spanish Gove:. ucut had finally
decided or the abandonment Of 81. po1 ngo Iesehei
uie c.pts OF tAr islpd III. 18th OF last month.
rvsiythins vas ready tor the eubark,t of i've
snani ,rools, W wore only .s.it'na the lnsi u.
'or. At Cseers. tive vc-ssl. -ar had nrchord,
and thoe to arrive from spain, To m,is' IN tic
uation u It., island were daily 'Ipe,tci q The oapi
tai There had arrived - 1t. TACO seven amiiiet,
ornI 'ins IN all int thee rcf.cns With ihe int'n.
,on W settle on the i..sni. seycrsl CBilic' had
OF, 80 Porto I;ioo aad othg = av,itns oip1 tuui.
rss 70 NH will sriv' At u UAro o., III" ''s-u
nost de-. Thor -'-H aisp nsr- w. 'u.illNs W %
would hsc - lo.g, l.t tho '--o'rd re ns A.
Soute Christie tae-o VIZ. Ah,r three thoisnud
irooE avGltnr the opportunity 70 'csvo. Tho --i-
neu' NJ ctoria ~ he 'rnnsp0riedt o isvsrN In The
Gencssl within, once a Confederate s',amer Char.
tered rs The o.. -crrmcat fir that ri. Io'c.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24
TIE NauJrai Councii Of Consrog aiiopsI
churches

F'Hon. i'.T' u The Natonni Council o. Con-
rreAauonh Cuutuhc. convened iu thi, city TO-DAY,
The preliminary meeting beiug held In the Cd
South Church About four hundred deloystcs we're
pie'ent. which ts expected vii he cTo Ased n siH
hmaiti du.tn. tho session. The d,iea Alcs repre-
fcnt fomc tire. tNoufAni Ouho FOX OF IrnitaiiAn
chur !es Ryv. DR. S;0ne Of Bosom, called tho
'Jancil - Older with "a appropriate address nj vol
cone. Rev Edssfd B,oohcr OF Illinois made a
ni Nef, stet which the council aLlYcd by rrctlng
tre following officers Moderator, CN-Gov. William
4 ihcttuh Am Vt Connecticut; Flint Assistant
Mp'rsiIs' llou Grades u. Hammond, Of Illinois :
Socrnd Artist,ut N0lyrator Rev Joseph \. rhump-
'Vn, " N,N losk ScrbeA Rev. Henry " Dexter,
q Ho.ton Deacon 1Nnuel Holnrs. ol New York .
Rev fhl'o L. liUr. OF Hiclienn, Rev N H. Whit
Lo'"S, VI llhuo,a, and Celch Atk,us, Of Iowa.