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oaS fcl9enoe 8unbidreiben 4@2 e'.59&
y9err 8ebatteur!-9ie 8ereitpili9teit, mil
pelder. Sic in Sbrem seiddbten 8lotte, Der
Nnfruf abseorudt baben, ben bas fit bas 5peitI
oeutide 8unoe5i6ieBen beitebenoe Central
Gomite on bic 9euti6en i'm Nusl1nbe ~erlalIer
bat, perpfi9tet 5u tpdrmftem 9anfe; bas un'
terSeidnete GOutite lit beauftra9t, oieien 9an1
nit Der 8itte u1u 9efdlli9e geodtung Der nad=
fol9enben 3eilen Sbnen aus5uipre6en:
Bremen, 20. Npril.-9ie in benz Nrs=
lanbe uno bel Onoers i'll ben iberieeiiden 9dr=
bern iib duBernbe rege Sbeilnabme fir bae
Jtat;pnalIeit, oa6 INN bic Wlitte bes Suit in ben
Wauern BON Bremen bic beuti9en Wdnner oua
Stab uno Sern ppriamnteln pirb, madt es gu,
gflidt, pOn 3eit 5l 3eit einige, ouf bic beppr=
itebenoe Seilidteit be5i9lide 9tadri6ten in bic
SSerne unb iber bas Meer 81 Ienoer.
@roBe Sreuoe 9epdbrt es, oaB bic erite 9lum=
mer biefer beipnoers fir bic iiberieeiinen QGn=
Der %beitimnten Gp%rreipcnben1 iiber oa8 smeite
oeuti6e 8unoesIhieben eeraoe in ben Sd9en
abgeIGidt tperoen fam, in renen BON 0rilber
cine Nudridt gu uns gelan9t lit, tpelde lebbaf=
ten MiberbaI in ben t6er5en %unlerer 8eo5lfe=
rung 9efunben bat: Die 8otl6oft aus ben Ser.
Staten, bic Elm b~aloieeS Gnoe oeS furdtbaren
8lrgertrieges perbeibt. Sener 8drgetfrtes
mabnt uns 0eutide an uniere eigene @eidi6te,
erinnert ms Ieb6aft an Die 9rOben Nufgabell,
bic mir nod gu erfullen baben, ipenn Die Gintg=
tcit Der beutiben 2anbe wadien, baB 8epuBtz
fem ser Stammes iid pabrbaft be-
leben, bic sSoee beS einen erpBen Gaterlan-
oes iid perptrtliden fol-. Nu6 oa8 Self, fir
oas bic Wdlner 8remen's emi9 rliten, 1pI
oa5u oienen, unS eieiem 3tele ndberSubringen.
Bremen 1T itpls rarauf Die ,Staot Su fem, in
pelher Sauieno uno aber SauIenoe auIammenz
itronsft peroen, bic bas 8epuBtiein BON ben
Yft1ten bes ceutiden Wlannes burdgliibt;
Bren1en bpft, bab au6 Der 9eut1de in Der
6renoe feline Sbeilnabme ni6t bios ausipre6e,
fcnbern tpirtli6 betpeiie nnb be9ribt init Sreltz
ben leoe neue Beseugung berlelben. Sdbn
limb aus benz fernen SABA, 8ralilien, aus Co
l%lfornien iOl6e 3ei6en BON patriotil6en 9eutz
iden gu nnS getommen; ferner bat l6 geseiet,
tpie in ben 2anben Norbz glmeritas, Die NIT I'M
isrer Stabt IN pertraulider 8eSiebung iteben,
Der @e6anfe an bas 9roBe 8aterldno ni6t erz
ttorben lit; tpie au6 bic 9euti9en in Gnelanb
ino Trantrei6 bes 8unoesfetes nidt peraeffen.
Wt69e iiberaa fid INNER reser bqs 8etpuBtlein
beleben, buB oas RatiUnalfeit eines gansen Go[=
tes fnebr 1T, als Spielerei unb Quibarfeit.
Sn1 6euti4en 2anben mdhit biefes 8emuBt>
tein. Shpn iinc 0lelouneen lber Welounoen
81 nns 9elan9t, BON ben 9llpen Der Sdweia Ii.
ben ihooeutiden 2dnoern; pom ufer Der So
naa foolen gieIe gum Stranoe Der NUroSee siez
pen; oe Staot oes eriten beuti6en 8unoeS=
i~'eBens orbeitet lebbait bas llnternebmen ibrer
sona s9sl'@ 5u ~1oroern, uno tommen er1t bic
my q YEP Sou'nlerS, TO peroen INNER 1nebr
geaSnes m'u's tDeroen, gu ben 10 germ belu6ten
9foropelt9anen Seutidlanos gu tpanbern' Wos
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telesrapbiI6e 9epeide an bic 8eitl. @oit, baz
tirt GaspiIe Den 6. Ulai, brinst folgenbe Nadz
ridt: 9ielen @ormittas sesen 10 ubr tamen
100 Gonf6oerirte mad BEN Soften uno ~lieferten
fi6 an Die Ser. Stlaten 8eb6roen ou8, unter
COMMANDO ibreS Captains Olioer Spartmar,
ipaS Sei9t, boB bier NQes in Qrbnung lit.
Sc. 81 0 hr.
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gsrSteseIte NnssSOts TIM Daplttas merben aaf bteier Office
Bic WPpntaa. ben Is. gRst 1866, 50 tags IL Itr entgesen
genOnmen fir rte %eteftrune na3febsnber S@rstbmotsriG'
Sase pee Ocatratts an;
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GisaeIlud.
MuctIaae.
Glfenbein Solame6er.
RanaIet Banb.
EeberbaIter.
EeSerfieIs SIS. so.
Selpapter.
Rp,aer8 RdbtrmeEer.
@art1a Yafpnpier SO Vfb per Nedn.
5tdblfebsrn. C5fUsttS Mr. ana dni AGO 9i
RunSe Qtneale Ben Gb.nbsi. 21.SaiS" ~
Bletfife-Eober Np Z.
aruplb'8 Shretbtinte. Suort unb Dtntpu.
Nrnslb,A G~cpirtirts s" ~
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Trdu,5GTbe Sinte.
Sl etn srsrhuY1 S;;G.-. oau~t.t
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8lanf 8I6sr Ser SURE Gos. d a..
$50 80 - ny SuP'4 H'
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> % uS Tsrsa'i "a w. or 81 @ @s,' 1 ~" 9oO0,o'o 600 ''
~ % st.r sD''Ba pO'Fe"'
Str Detiaa' psa SpV"'" SVts Op@ Dts.PanreF' 9fl'Onen'
Bat am J. rSrr seoounsn. f1 !, 8''aP "%4.
raum sOu 80 9ase en- # NIB Hber Ginbun
pert mtIlipueu BON btefer @erteber
u it ~Orbeu 10 bas Peute 'Dsnisr ats 8Uei9uu-
bert WiiQionen 5n placiren in6. Die 3tnieu ffnb jebes
Saibja9r Gam Is. De5emter nnb am Is. 5nni) in s..
ct. @upterselb bur@ Coupons Sabl6ar, peI6 lettare elmer
teeea obligation ~beisefigt ftnb unb obne Gdnieri3tsif
in 8larselb uu,geiest tperben fSunen.
Die 3inien ~betrasen
Ginen Gent per Gag BON elmer $50 gsote.
Smei Gents - $500 geotc,
S,o" $500 0fOte.
c.. @1OOO "ofe'
- -" SoOoO @oe'
Sn'""eI WuNlDcnSlDCrtllcr.
..1a ~ W unterorudt unb bic Resierung 5at6e@
- .Se" ss'1S"' UNI Die auS3oben 10 i1nel oS
90. WI Oe" ot'eOeuS1S'ot dn %reouciren unb f4 ba=
: ~'S'"IV"'' 'S c0rSertn uno &dafsriu bonn
80 +""'"''S9'"
T
nic ettStGc UttlclbC lin MnrYte
~ lNNttb "Ap Uklpe[ Oteielbe Biz
Stebltt9Sdnletbe 0eS QSolFcS.
Die SIe6ens9reibiSer Soften fSaueu, pspu se fsri,
~er0en' nr@ Seliebenbe 9uFa6trs segen
y. 81. 500 ienspro;pntioe
in G;ofS osr,;,, 81"
ouf ,peI6er fsts q, 0rsn;,x. "a ~ '
rI7' "A'S''"A'V' "eF0e"'
C'V w" SttuCtH'
e--...% ~" =" Sta0'sE counties cSer
80 wy 'sFN"e' "e'Oe"' ""' '~ Stnlen ftno eben=
Der gsots BEN setraa bon $500 nsr a,s Trr r, [,'sn'p.m ~
tst, in Wel4sua Sale MIR Der 1e6eri6us ~oerfteuert msr.
os" maS' O'elsf a'uffan0 srN0Pt ben @srtR berIeseu-
Elm bts brsi o,ro,snt ..r assr : S'8'n'Ram-H"
SNnn ii,b5cr;.;,. ta,.nu
wsniser ais $500. GOO. 600 Der NM, Isst.n c.n,..s
a~utOriiirtsn anleiSs fnO iest i'm Dearrte. rad Der U.s.
aapn,r 0erls'0sn Sa ialtsBeH' ipirO bieie snHlHs binnsa
oms;fSr s;n. m rs,Si.,s" ,s."' aa0 0s af0'sn ~sr0sn 0Nns
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Wi9ttge Nemigtciten in 8e3ns auf
Werifn.


9ie'sr6Bte Mufregung berri6t in Matamoz
raS, mo- man itlnoli6 einen &n9riff BON Cor
tIna'S Sruppen erpartete, BON benz Gtnige ia=
gen, er babe 5000, &uoere er babe nur 300
Mann. 9ie @arniion unb bic 8ireer BON
WatampraS b1ben Ii6 mlIitGril9 Draaniitrt unb
louen 400 Mann fart fem, barunter
700 9eutide, 300 Sransoien, 200
Spanier, 100 Gngldnber unb 2 gpmpasnien
8ir9ergaroe, ale unter geous s. be la Cara,
benz Brdfetten be8 9epartements, einem alien
aber ener9ii@en damn. (GOrtinaS ssb5rt be-
fanntli6 sur Suare3 Bartei.)
IS tpiro i'm vMonitor", elmer meritaniIaen
3eitung, beri9tet, Capt. Wloit pom fran36Iil6en
ariessoampfer NbOnis, iei in Matamcra8 nit
9epeiden an General 8asaine aneetummen
unb Dab man in 6rantreid Transportation fir
$4,000 Mann bereit babe, I'M bieielben auf els
men Wint bes Sen. 8ujaine abSuididem, ioute
oieS in 8e3iebung auf bic 6altuns Der Ser.
Staten aegen MeritO Dem 2ebteren (Ba3aine)
n6tbtg eri&einen.
Sle Sran5oIen urb !aaiierlt6en baben Srlpz
pen in @uahutaS, an ber &Ifte BON 9pnord
9eIanoet uno cine GOIonne Oeftrei6er mari9irt
uuf Sabuicc. Sin S6if nit Gmisranten BON
gew Sort 1T in Sierra Grus unsetommsn uno
bieielben tpuroen na@ Der paeifi6en SHE ltbez
f6roert.
Warimilian perlieB bic Staot NeritO am
IS. Nprl unb tpuroe auf feiner &unbreiie in
Orisaba ernartet.
Ser neue fran3Dfide Minifer, ber Morquis
be McntbClOn, perIieB bic 9uuptitaot UNI ii6 in
Sierra @ru3 na& ben @ereinisten Staten ein>
sui6ifen.
(9erfelbe 1T geitern bier in Baltimore ansez
tommen, nm ii9 na4 Malbinston gu beaeben.
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9Seme Series,
$3OO,0OO,OO0
q. st. Z 80 ganleibe,
5ubIbar tn bret Sabrsn BON frmntenten Is. Stunt an.
Su%bicriptipnen perben iebt an9enpmnea
3ipette gerte $50 g1otcn,
Der erfen @srte tn isOer 9'nfA abalsa NIT aRsaatmt bts
Datuns.
Sntsrefen rtrssn Ten Sage Set satfrtptipn an Ito gum
10. Stunt porsusSsBatlr.
EfbrGber 0e8tm,
Gp 3ials Me9ttruuss Agenten,
(mrs%o-s) MSSee 5Idasre II. ia Usrtar.
&nicfcrbntFcr Scbcne 9crlihcrnnQS.
0clcQl6aft bon Ncip S)0rf.
t3Ipsiss S5ureau in 40. t6 SccOusar.,
Der got %sessalter.
Baltimore, 99S.
8aar< Ntttpa sur SideriteIlun9 pon 9olicens
Snbabern
S65O,OOO.
9teie Goupasnie /. StafIe tpirb golicen mad alien ben
oeri6iebenen Bl6neu bon 500 Bis $4,000 d%usftsleu.
0Ine Geipinmfte iperSen inter Sie ScriItbsrten
nertbeilt.
Den beutiben 8etpobnern 8altin1pre's bietet ib in
biefer @onpasnie bos Waittel bar, pccur9 fe NIT ietr &C.
ringer Iaslage fir Die, pelbe BON iPnen ~abb6ngen, in
PATHFINDER Beie icrSen tSnnen.
Sa YptlubeIptta iirb ater 600 Deutf5s IN ter ySntdsE.
bcder Gcmpd9nte" reritbert.
Bidder uno gtrtuldre NIT dltr ertprosTlthen &ustuntt
rereen gratis Serabret8t tn benz
3peigz8 Bureau,
str. 16 Seepnbfr., S~aIttmPre.
rafuS m graf.
@ep.T 9 ntffen II, SER.
Ssbn ". @t&sts. gerpaItsr ter 8pst0-0 Offs.
sa ? SFsstts'ts Dsntl4e 8osHs'a
&ramtntreuber Mrit: Or. u N. W. &emP
(4matb1nu5)
Die @eop1e'S @aS Gpmpaguie
pom Baltimore.
OtreFtoren;
Saaes errtlan irr 2. 6. 9orfa,
Iud. e. AIbert gpnn. 9 &dpner,
g. 81. Srrdeue, Sptn Sran,
s.. 81. getIiOn, 6. u. e0Fh,
Drdi.: 8 @Ortl6n Il, jr. Getr Y u. 5pra9uF'
6&asmetaer; 9enrp @. WtIfOn .
EerYurare Office; SIM @etdube Der SntfsrrOder gtttns:
gsrF@srnns' e'msasntss; g., aS 6 10 ses'HSifF' SsSsH"''' vi
Die Subieripttonsba&er Ittesn tdslif tn UStssr OtTes
Der @ompas ie often 3Wtfben 9 ISr NfGrssaS ue . nPF
NG8wtttaSs. Ima-00zO1
gtaat mno Gtabt S5pmnfD
GetSn \ &c.
t25apr1 Wt) 2O2 81. 8alttnrrsRr'
StaatS Spmntp Certificate eefanft!
Ser b66fe @reis beSablt!
Nan mtlbs f@ bt
q. 81. 9dn3fcbe, Druder
234 30. BaltimCrehr, 2 1buren p0sFP"''
.(RilM) GbarIeefr.
DeutSdaeS Qr5eitSs " d,treisunaS'~
8ureGat,
xbame8trabe 9fc. 55,
unter sufE&t Der rDeat4en @eitaiaSfts MIS-
aae Dieieniaen, rel&e beuti&e Ranbperter, @r9t''st stxt
Dtenftmdb@er iu bef1dftsen tointben, log.e ahs eS@e !,
NrbettIuGenben ppGet AS peri6nIt8 Ober tn traasttFsa paNf
ZEN an ben Maenten br @cfeli6aft pm. p.8 Ntt!Snss
ppI . wv ~ &Pu"SSp1" NO
IN r. ertbeiIeu mfrh.
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3wcite Seric pna y. ct. 7-3O 0totcu.
Grfte N~6ticnaI=8 arf DOm 8aItinruce4
Ser. ct, 9eppItorium
unb
0Umoerrememts 9lnIeibe .9~ tgeitur.
Die 6 + 4 c Serte n ben 80 |tcten iint ~yerertfen;
man lam jeBt duf bic 3 mettCu g t { II ~uutetaetG.
men. Ote 8tnlen duf tttfe BEN te9tnren am is. s dut 1866.
Auf Subicrtpttrnen, me!6e Dor bieffrn Datum etaaebea,
werben he Sntersfen bsS sum IS Stunt pprauste3ablt
Die eep6paItdben @cramtl ions sebItren noe ben 8anien,
9anauters ub Inter gen en- erIaubt.
(nr5a0 s. 5. g. Norris, Gaffrer.
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Ole AnfdnS 6teieS eSabfe8 BAD beliebteite Wits
tel CUR 8ablung ppn Gputraftore1 &c. 1T felt Ell
n19en ytonaten sdn3Ii6 eiusefteut pOrben unb
pop ao1al Der mob laufenben berartt9en 9epilen
l@nl,lst tds!i9 mebr 5uiammen.
N.2)orf. Ser frans. Sabaf in Ri6mOnb.
Sor elnI9en NOnaten puroen einioe 6hiffe
BON pier nob Jti9mOnb oeSdidt. nm. tpie "a
oarlolS bleB. NIT @rlaubni6 unSerer gRpoier,,co
cine beoeutenoe Auantitdt 9abof Gioentb,,n,
Der fran36lilden &esieruns, BON bort -, bnIen
Nu8 irgeno einem Grunoe. Der nip nOnstS,s;,
er'nittett tDuroe, ourften Die S6ife ieou6 ni6t
ben SSarte8 &iper binuuffabren, un6 Der &c.
BAT blteb in Hidmonb. Sci benz 9ronb inn
ein She'll behelben gu @runoe eeqonaen fein
bod ntdt Der 9an3e GOrratb, tenn Der Shots
amt6iefretdr bat bur6 cine eeltern bier eiroez
%troffene Orcer perflgt, baB allen S6ifen. mel
DE Der frunS6iide Gonfnl fir nptbipenoia err
tldren weroe, I'M ben Sabat BON 8i9muno su
erpOrttren, Gloriribeine aus9eiteIt peroen iOI>
ten,
fGmtl 9upitne, ObertIieutenant oes
Se &alb Regt. uno Wujpr bes IS. NrtiQerie
9te9imentS.
3eloer ba6en mir tpieoer ben Soo zines iener
Brapen gu b~etla9en, bic in Der unaIidieliqen
3ebediOn fir oas Brin5ip Der Sreibeit uno 6es
He6tes einitanoen. GmiI DupGina, pielieitiq
betannt alS Der 0rsaniiatOr Der 3uapen Cont
pa9nle oeS De &alb &eaiments mar i6on in
0euti@lano uho apar I'M gburfaritentbum 6eiz
Ten, no er bamols IrtiQeriepfijier mar, elm
tpaderer Berfedter Der 3e6te be8 Gpltes uno
setreu Ieinen 8rin8ipien UerlieB er bei,n Mus=
bru9 oes ariege5 cine eintrdelide GipilIteQuna
uno frat als Capt. i'm II. 81. 9. &eot elm, tpos
lelblt ibnt feline Sdbt9teiten balo gum Obertlieu
tenant oeS 6e9tments emporbalfen. Seine
Frabere SteQung ols grtileriit peranluBte Jpn
5lr Eellgtation uno balb barouf laben mir ibu
pieoer beim befannten IS. NrtiIerie &ea. in
ben poroeriten 8eiben aIs Waior. Sort en-
elite ibn Der Sob Dor ben Sbpren Der &ebelenz
6auptitabt.
Die sablrei6en 6reunoe bes 10 frib 9abin>
gei6ieoenen boben feline 2eide mad Stem gOrl
fOmnen laiIen, I'm ibm bic Iebte Gbre su errei>
fen. Srieoe ieiner Slide. (H. 9. 9em)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-02

under the control of the "oommittee on the Mar
let House for the time being, and shall be used
eratuitouily only for public town meetings called
BY the Mayor, xhibitions of the public schools,
ana such other purposes as o majority OF said
committee shAll decide to be Of U strictly public
and general relative to t1e faiIs OF the
town. Eor all other purposes. whether of bust
ncss, amusemsnt. or pro6t-such As balls, parties
fairs, political and other associations or any other
ssio committee may let the same to responsible
parties, under such restrictions and upon such
conditions as the committee may devise, at the
rate Of thirty ave dollars fer single day eht,
and Tor such ether sum per day or night for 3
lon ger period IS the said committee may deter
Nine not le 50, however. than ten dollars per day
the Clerk of tle COrpor to have posse ion
and cu stody of the keys. and deliver the same to
the order of the chairman OF said committee, ON
tie s.r reesipt ss Of the rent a in advsnes
Marlet Master ssaii fail in the prompt discharge
of all the duties entoineo upon him by this ordi
nance, or any future ordinance that may be passed
for like pur pose, upon the plaint Of any cti
zen to the Chairman of the Committee on the Mar
ket the Ma yor it shall be the duty said
Committee to nvei gate the charges, and if such
failure is proven to the satisfaction of majority
Of the Com mittee, the same shall be stated to the
Mayor. in writing who shalt thereupon dismiss
the Market Master from ONCE, and report the
Master Is hereby required to give bond 10 be sp-
nd dollars, for the ful discharge OF his du
ties under the provisions of this ordinance.
Sec. q. And Be HfnrtheT 0fd1iasd. That all Laws,
Ordinances and Regulation heretofore passed for
the government of the Market be. and they are
repealed. tApproved May AZ, 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-02
THE DEAD THAT MIGHT BE LIVING.

THE DEAD THAT MIGHT BE LIVING.
1t is sad to think that thousands die annually
Wit the means of life and health almost within
arms length Many . weaklins goes down to the
grave every day whom the timely use of HOSTEL.
TER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
woul have saved. It is consolation, however.
to know that this glorious Tonic-a vitalizins
Elixir without . single drawback-is preserving
the lives Of multitudes. In cases of general de-
blity and prostraton, it is producing effects that
are perhaps more astonishing than anything
heretofore observed or recorded in the history of
medical treatment. Feeble. emscisted and de-
spairing patients. whose powers of dge stion seem
to be actually eItinguished, recover their sppe-
tite. strength and spirits, under course of the
Bitters with rapidity that is positively amazing
All that the propristors originally expected from
the preparation was long ago thrown into the
shade By its actual results. New virtues, which
they had never thought Of attributins to it, are
continually being developed in it's application to
new cases. As preventative of diseases Of every
class and a constitutional invigorant, it stands
alone and unapproachable. 29-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-02
ANTI.SLAyERY CONVENTION
Wendell Phillips Views on the North Car
olina Proclamation.

BOSTON, May 3l.-The New England Anti
Slavery Convention met to-day, and was very
fully attended. The Rev. ]. F. Sargent was
chosen President
Wendell Phillips, the ch airman of the busi-
ness committee, reported a resolution to the
following effect: 1t Is the settled opinion Of the
convention that the reconstruction of the rebel
States without negro suffrage is practical
surrender to the Confederacy, and will make
the anti-slavery proclamation OF the late Pres
ident. and even the expected amendment to the
Constitution Of the United States, utterly in
efficient for freedom and the protection Of the
negro race.
Mr.. Philips supported the resolution in a
vigorous speech. He also said there was only
one way in which the people could still hold
the helm OF affairs, and that was a declara-
ton of reputation of the entire war debt,
and such party would have his voice and
vote until God called him home. He would
constantly oppose every step of reconstruction
that did not place the negro upon an absolute
equality with the " bite mau. There were but
two parties in the country-s. 'cophants Of JEFF.
Davis, and lovers Of liberty: Every man who
supportea the North Carolina proclamation
was JEFF. Davis sycophant Better, far bet
ter, would it have been for Grant to have sur
rendered to Lee than for President johnson
to have surrendered to North Carolina.
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ANCIENT FINE ARTS

Editor Of the Netc York Herald Respecting the
relics of porcelain ware found in the late exhuma
tions at Herculaneum, which have been forwarded
to the Society of Antiquities in London, whereof
your correspondent says the bottle resembling
brakes Plantation Bitters was undoubtedly
placed among the ruins by the agent of Br
Drake. We desire to state that he is incorrect in
every respect. II bottle was found there bearing
our lettering. the language of the Ancient Ro.
mans WAS different from the accepted literature o..
that day. Our agent has other business than this
in Europe. and has not been in Italy at all. No
doubt Americans carry Plantation Bitters to
Rome; but trying to impose upon a society OF
Antiquarians in this way seems quite useless, and
We do not appreciate the joke. 1t isunnecessary
for US to spend money in Europe while We are un-
able to supply the demand for these celebrated
Bitters here. Respectfully,
my ?2-lw P. q DRAKE i Co
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0A few days since returned soldier pur-
chased new pair Of boots at q store In Buffa-
10, and left his old Ones but some time after re
turned and called for them. When they wero
brought him he ripped open the Hning ana
took from beneath $l,550 in greenbacks, In de-
nomination Of $50, $500, and sio0C, which No
had placed there and forgotten. 49,.
~ General Dwight's division, formerly the
first division of the Nineteenth army corps,
leaves for Sayannah, GA, with orders to re-
port to General Grover. Tney 90 on rans-
ports from Alexandria yT--t-.2 aT--g
e.. narThs Union citizens OF Aquasco District,
Prin ce 4eorge's county, Nd, nave adopted
resolnt,ons endorsing and pledging their sup
nort 10 the Administration OF President JohR-
son.
= s<Howell Cobb was paroled at Nashville,
and permitted to visit his family. Secretary
M aliory and Senator Hill were forwarded to
Fort warren, Boston Harbor.
d PROVISION ,MARKRTs.-Al kinds OF meat
mutton was bought Wednesday sor 90 cents
per pound; butter was down to IS cents. and
first quality strawberries were sold ct Is and
20 cents the quart Eggs are yet held ct from
80 to 80 cents per nozen.--Phila Ledces.,ys A.,
HORSES GIVEN AWAY. - Thrsa hundred
Government horses were sent to this gdistrtce
for gratuitous distribution gg One 1nnarso
gave ont on the way, and two hunEe9 Ravo
been distributed 70 the nnilftary posG IL kne
district, and already dispoeed oh We oeueyes-
FredericksbHrg ,Nep Eya, 27tAo- ....A, -
4 n1The New York BpSrd q Adefmen have
resolved 70 tender the hosp u ~s siV
70 oGsneral sherman,
~. - Gais.ss .ssssasaaSs sS!sa is Sses Sin s re
DAY 10 ieSia SoW y wadit ss' y,f. T,1lssss l,oa,
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FROM HAVANA.

Probable Disposition of the StonewaIl-
Late News from Mexice-Arrest nj ofAmer-
leans in Vera Cruz.
NRw YORK, May 3l.-The steamship Eagle,
from Havana on the 27th instant, has arrived.
She brings the Intelligence that the rebel
ram Stonewal was delivered to the Captain
General as q deposit, to await instructions
from the home Government as to what dispo.
sition shall be made to her.
She will probably be delivered up to the
United States.
Advices from Vera Cruz have been received
to the sth instant .
but no reason assigned for the proceeding.
The city was garrisoned by only three hun
dred troops.
All the troops that could be spared were
sent ont from Puebla after guerllIas.
The Juarist troops were appearing in all
quarters,
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FROM EUROPE.

Highly Interesting News Treatment of
Southern Leaders Before Parliament
The Mexican Emigration Scheme-Im.
mense Sensation Produced in France.
NEW YORK, May 31.-The steamship Persia.
from Liverpool on the 20th, via Queenstown
on the 21st, has arrived.
England. --...
In the House Of Commons on the 10Th, Mr..
Grifith asked Palmerston If his attention had
been drawn to the proclamation Offering $780,
900 reward for the apprehension of Jefferson
Davis, and whether the British minister were
prepared to make any representations to the
United States Government with reference to
the treatment OF the Southern leaders.
Lord Palmerston said the only reply he
could give was that her Majesty's Govern
ment have no intention of attempting any in
reference in the internal affairs of the United
States.
This remark was received with cheers.
France.
The news OF the opening of recruiting offices
for Mexico, in New York and Washington,
created An immense sensation.
The Moniteur,refran fromIany allusien to it.
The general impression is that Napoleon will
not stand ii, and will direct the French squad
ron TO intercept any reInforcements for Jua-
reZ
The Empress regent and the ministers long
for the return OF the Emperor from Algiers.