, 1865-06-02

Iacti n. H. had bitter in ta.e the exa n,1e
and silence Of his best Trend, Leuteuat
General ant.
GkNhhAL lrpELAIt. SNCE.
~ The Chinese are represen I'D o be
docking In vast numbers to the new gold re-
gions In Idaho.
Gen. Palmer 1ss decided that refugees
on the nurth side Of the Oe.o river can re-
turn to their homes. provided they have the
meaDs to pay fhcsr pissagc sonth. This or
many appllca inns have been msds 10. trans
rortation. This will NOT be granted, how
ever. The order Is now made to app1s to
dtserte1s from the rebel army. ana pets ms
Who have been sent north Of tie Ohio river
10 1emain du Ing the war. Those parsons
oesi1i1 E to retoin vii! have to prove th1t
north side nf the Ohio. :
"A Paris letter says jet ornaments. which
have heen all thgrsg for some time past,
are falling into cfsnse. The rIu ~ row upon
steel. Tne qusntify Of minute marine stores
worn BY the 1atr ladirs Of Ftance ts astoaod-
ing. There arc steel bonue's; and the Wo-
man with the LION Mask may soun rival tho
mys erfous man Of that 1lk. Steel bracs~
let's, steel necklaces, steel collars, steel deco
rated fans. reucules aud parasols, steel
bror rches, frtrges, and tassels, and trimmings
OK steel. gHtttf on Tue graceful IQtms OF LQe
gracefullest ladies In ChIlstendom-
On the fourth Of April, In the evening,
the nance Minister Of British India made
bis financial statement In the Legislative
Council at Calcutta, the capital Of H,ndostan.
On The afternoon Of apti1 g, L<ss Non forty
eight hours afltrnart7s IN outline Of the state
ment was circulated In London, having been
received By telegraph, and on tine morning
of the 7th It WAS published in full tn al The
London papers. The dispatch crossed the
Indian continent to Bombay, thence up the
Western coast to the Mouth Of the Indus,
Iassiug under the Indian sea and Gulf Of Per-
sia, 1Taversing Iranistan and Mesopotamta,
and reaching Constantinople. There It was re-
wiitten and started on the second staga OF
It's journey. crossing the Mediterranean aud
reaching France, whence It passed under the
English Channei to Its destination. Until
Within comparatively abort time the iutelli-
e. nee from India took long and weary weeks
10 arrive in England.
The LcndoD Times, In Its notice Of the
Int opening OF the great Irish International
Exhibition at Dublin, says:
In the gtoups If statues are many works Of
exquisite ucauty, but there ara two which at
once arrest attention npd extort admiration.
8. The Sleeping Faun and Sstyr," by Mss e.
Hosmer, and Mr. stnry's "Jndtth" It is q
cu1lons fact that amid all the statues in this
court, contributed by the natives Of lands
where the fine arts were natu;a1ized thou
should be the productions Of American 1T
tlsEs.
The duties Of Transferring ard dlsch trying
sailors ut The Br. okt}n n Navy 1ard continue
to eug,oss the entire time and attention Of
he officers Of the recet.ing ship North Caro-
ductlon Of our r4st navy, which at one timo
numbered over 100 vessels Of war, was OF the
firs< Importance; and as the New York naval
station Is the most important and central in
the Union, the responsibility aud labor of
the eilictalss s Of course very considerable at
are DTS. hA ged The service ut the Yard 4
great nany OF the best h1nds are retained to
man the Mediterranean fleet which Is to sail
very econ.
Tho reduction of labor at the Charles
town Navy*Yaid will go On until IS ner cent.
Of the Iull force are diecsarged. since sisy
!, SOC men hare been schargsd, making the
force number 3,e71 men. and saving to the
Government g., 600 psr month.
-On Thursday, at + p. H., the United
States frigAte Colorado, So guns. 8. .325 tnns
burden, went IN commission ut the Brooklyn
been undergoing q thorough overhauIIng at
the yard since Its last engagement at Furt
Fisher, is the t14e-shp Of A.iiniral GoIdsbor.
oush. who will command the squadron in the
Mediterranean.
- he ocean Monitor, Dictator, the king Of
Ing strokes at tie Deiau.1ter 1run Wvrks for
the last eight Wteke, aud can be got ready
for service IN six hours, II it IL necessary The
officers ave unanimous in their sentiments Of
the efficiency and safety Ct the c:aft In croz-
s'ng tie OCEAN: Ten kno's aa hour we're run
for some time by the veestl IN her last trip
frm Fortress Monroe, leaving the Rhode I
leland, her tug, tar astern.
.-Colonel Hatch, one o. the rebel commts- 4
sloners Of exchange Of prieoners, Is now in |
Libby Prison. Just after his Imprisonment
he sent for Gen. Mul.ortl, our commissioner
OF exchange. and asked:
me:'
'sWhat is the matter 81 Inquired alulfo.d.
"Dou't ynu see." replied Hatch, with pro- |
fane emphasis, there l. not pane Of glass
il these windows"
Hatch, have been telling you fur the List |
Two Years there was NOT pane Of glass in |
these windows"
The Richmond Dispatch Of the o4th says
II Hundreds ofcapltal6ts from the North have
been here, and returned in disgust. Others
Oh Main street, 25x100, on lease OF three /
yeas, or perhaps generally at five, are held at
III annual rent OF Is, coo. have no: heard OF !
= lease or taEe effrc:ed In the burnt district |
within two weeks Lots ate valued at from |
SIS, ,ooo to go ,oo0, price far exc .ediug their
have an Influence to buoy up these txto1t or |
atc prices. Those VINO were fortunate enough |
to be In Richmond one week after the eyacna- |
ton, eagerly possessed themselves Of what |
6toE-s were to be had, BY giving bouns Of |
s5o0 to $500 for the hey, and rent of $500 to
v'sitcIa to the city circulating the only mon
r. How long merchants can stand this
heavy rent for places in bnt few Instances
over 20sS0 feet, added to board from SIS to
s2s per wa K, and mean, miserable acconm +
eations at that, either at b 'tels or boarding.
houses, few senslb1. people can doubt.
An association has heen founded In
German city, to buy cut all aspiring youo:,,
Qne-art talent WHICH shows no f3ne.art in 1t. |
The youth is called aside, and informed that
COof- year tcr fire years await his accept
ance. or course he is delighted, Is eopn d.
will be given on one consideration only,
pamtly, That he must never again paint af-
other pictn' e during his lifetime.
= The 70 lowing regulation7 for the aistrl-
button Of nickel coin have been made by he
National Government. This will speedily t
notes. eomc Of the cordncsors on tn. cars
yesterday had their pockets weighed down /
with the spece, and seemed glad to li.hteu |
Themselves Of the burden:
:. Ihe bTouze one and Two, and the nickel
Ehfee-cent coins can row be had ut the Mint.
-
exchange for the gold aud silver coins or le-
I'll tender notes Of the United States. The
aeW thIee-cent pieces are put up IN bags Of
thirty dollars each. md this sum, or any
anger an cunt, Of which thirty Is n multiple,
Will he tent when ordered.
1.-THE reasonable expenses of the trauspor-
[at'on Of the cents and thre'cent pieces, in
sums Of thirty dollars or upa arus, to any
point accessible BY railroad OF steamboat, will
% paid by the mint
"A casa involving &c, ,eoo, 900 WIS argued
before the Supreme Court OF PtnosylyanIa
st week. irv> lvsug tn: coostitutlonaltty Of
he law su:hor'zing counties to borrow money
Q aid enlistUents. It was contondei that
he law was void, for the following reasons:
1T. Becsnse It vs IN violation Of the consti&u.
on Of the United States. !
20. Becau.e 1t was IN order or decree for the !
aynett OF money, and therefore not aleS,sla-
30. Beeesure Il WIS in violation ot the amend
aenn Of lS67 to. the constitution Of Penns7lva
70, Pr niotttne subscriptions TO railroad comps
les, ot The loan Of money to any corporation.
.aoc'atton. or "party."