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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-09
BEDFORD, Pa, FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE Q, 1865.

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e1~'os' % 'i'1'l pa ,'-1i0 We" 3' ''1-'4'o-
who ,.ss responsible u.ztaa...y..or tLat col.di.
lion u lhiagy which ed aiiy lo .,s,g ucr y...sa
tbs motives ana character of the war after lis
iucee.cu--,gj upoa b5t1 .aese Questions / en-
tartaiu atd l-}9 es acesz opinions rs liked Is
The It'd rpl E---sJ lar IS the south Tough, iOI
seg..a,a n..a-.. .a-..t she stood wholly without
..ra..5.y a., s.rr e. .',e l-sIsz ,vg,;-j ~
here. to l,la Union. Whatever el.s NAV hap
nar. g.-r v.@.sa af .uasps7Ge,,aa has now melt
ct iat. air. In fine aoD-.,l ~ a,-rs---,,.fntaio-
ed uey. u..sl s.14s fJr loar years with a corr-
aes arl esd araaee ggandly Larofo-=sae las faa-
ell: and though It had aa1paacd otherwise.
stii, IA nay deliberate conviction. her exreti-
mans cS distinct government would have failed
also. But lie sole question really decided by
I the war, as bv nsacs wears before it had been
set,,., ,.ss l.,at two several Governments coalI
not exist among the States Of the American
10 emu. .Au3 here Ebs whole controversy ought
II end here. IF upon this point, the ''Crltten-
den HeseIufi0n'' !. july, I86I-r-0pos3d too,
at tEs same time. in the Senate br Andreg
.Jobnsoa-shoald be modified, let it in all else,
both in spirit and letter, be exactly carried cut.
But whatever policy may now be decreed-aud
| trust 1t VIII be wise, q liberal, healing pc.-
;-r-.. Is the part or wisdom for the people Of
the South - acaut- sec; returning wholly and
cordially 60 the Union. thus making it once q
oain q ugign gf consent. union CT hearts and
hands Is our fathers and their fathers made i
IT first. Then viii The passions Of tbs recent
terrible strife speedily be hush-d. Already nil
lions In the North ANA West regard tlem as
brethren sill, and In . little while .Aa59 millions
viii beagae a vast majority o5 tae people, ana
will sec 70 ii that tue schema pledge be eIalaeu-
cd ana sue Jaion restored with all the digni-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-09

egAn exceedingly modest young lady desir-
mo a Ieg Of chicken at ;le table said, I'll take
the part that ought to be dressed in drawers
\ nice young gentleman who sat opposite IN
rnediately said, Ill take the part that ought to.
wear The hustle.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-09

THE BUaSING OF RIca5.oND.-Gea. Eweii
denies over his own Signature having given or
dars Tor OR being priyy to tie burning Of Rich
loond, On It's evacuation by the Confederate
troops. He attributes il TO the outside mob.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-09

ez-f1ast November, Charles Jones, Of Mar
ington, Illinois, lost bis wife. Next month he
married again. Last week the first wite's body
was exhumed and str7ehnine found in the ston-
ach. Jones Is IN prison
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-09

nz-It Is stated that while only FIVE revolu-
tionary pensioners are alive. there are one thou
sand four hundred and eighteen widows Of
such pensioners alive and drawing pensions.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-09

es-A critic, malignant enough to tell the truth,
says that the most awkward thing II nature -
8 woman trying to run.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-06-09
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08
THE EXECUTION.

In accordance with the finding and sentence OF the
military by which they tried, and the APP
prevail of decisions by President johnson, David E.
Harold, George A. Atzerott, Lewis Payne and Mary z.
Surratt yesterday hanged by the neck until Dead
the yard Of the PententIary in Washington, between
the hours Of and o'clock in the afternoon for
assisting In the conspiracy by which President Lincoln
sssassinate Vice President Johnson General Grant,
Secretary Seward and other members Of the
government. During the forenoon n habeas corpus
writ, ct the solicitation of the counsel Of Mrs.
surratt was issued by the Supreme in the Dis
tct OF Columbia ordering her surrender by the military
to tho civil authoritcs On the presentation Of this
writ by General Hancock who had charge OF the
ton, President Johnson the latter issued special
suspendng the writ OF habeas corpus In this case
and directing the General to proceed to execute the
Of the court martial, which he accordingly did
Everything connected with tho solemn affair
Quoted In the best manner and with the utmost
decorum. After the arrival Of the criminals on the
scarod, and during tho performance Of tho religious
Atzsrott returned thanks in their behalf the
formiy kind treatment they had rccivcd throughout
their confinement from the officers and soldiers
having charge or them We publish this morning full
acsis or all the circumstances connected with the
outon and biographical sketches Of Mrs surrai Payne,
Harold and Atzcrott
THE SITUATION.
The health Of President johnson was yesterday 20
much improved that be able to attend Cabinet
meeting the FIRST one held in two weeks.
The state Department In washington has received
e,cal information Of the determination OF the Spanish
TO deliver our government the late rebel ram
stonewa, alias oiude, now In the harbor OF Havana,
where she surrendered 10 the Captain General Of
Cuba By her commander Captain Page, the collapse
OF the Southern rebellion
Governor Holden, Of North Carolina has appointed q
commission 10 proceed Washington TO learn the de.
usgns Of the government regarding the conascation OF
Che property Of rebelsin that state As large number
Of Northerners have already arrived In North Carolina
Cor the purpose Of purchasing real estate and settling
shcre, an early decision the conascaon question is
rendered very desirable.
One Of the HEALD correspondents who has recently
ssees travelling extensively through South Carolina II
asnsd that the amount Of cotton st remaining in The
exterior Of that staie very large exceeding any esti
mate which has yet been published. There is mucl
difficulty in getting 10 TO the reaboard owing in con
adorable degree the slow which being mad
nv the railroad companies in repairing their lines Thes
,oads were most erectualy destroyed by Genc'
SHERMAN and the iron to relay the tracks has yet 70
Bought, and the money Obay IL with will have W b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

THE GRoANs OF THE WouNDED.-A delegation
of rebel soreheads from Tennessee have laid
before President Johnson an appeal for his in
fueuce in behalf OF the repeal of certain laws
adopted by the loyal government recently set
in motion in that State. They say, for instance,
that "the law passed by the adjourned Legis-
lature, which says that those who have been
engaged In the late rebellion and those who
have sympathized herewith shall have no
right of suffrage for series of years to come"
stands "stubbornly in the way" Of oil those
really DESTROYS Of lifting the State upon her
legs again that "three-fourths Of her voters
are disffanchsed," and so on. But what Of all
thisg Andrew Johnson, as Military Governor
under President Lincoln, turned over the bust
ness of the formation of loyal local govern
ment for Tennessee to the loyal men he found
in the State. That was tue best he could do.
Those loyal men have established State gov
ernmcnt that government now rules the State,
and can be upset only by Congress, and Con-
Qress cannot upset II In reference to rebels with
out first repeating certain existing laws of Con-
rress dead against them. II IL possible that
this stringently loyal State government Of Ten
pessee may be set aside by Congress because II
has not admitted the loyal blacks TO the right
Of suffrage; but that would not mend the mat
ter in reference TO these complaining rebels
The best thing, therefore, that they can do, We
guess, is to make the most they can OF the
chances left them Of becoming good citizens
and loyal men for the future. They are asking
too much in asking to jump at once nom the
rebel army Of Hood into tho control Of the loya
men of Tennessee. They must first as rebel
cease to blow and buster. and quietly simmer
| down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

A Deputntion Sent to Warrington TO
Confer With the President on the Com
Ascation observation-disclosures I'm New
bern, Sc.
NxwDEas, N. C., July 8, 1855.
Governor Holden has appointed commisson consist
ing Of Colonel J. NJ Heck Kemp p Battle and others, to
proceed to Washington confer with the authorities
the subject Of conscaton The tide Of emigration from
the FREQ S.aios having already se in, and many i'm
poran sales Of real estate pending the settlement or
this question: the best interests Of the State require that
an understanding should be reached possible
Hence the departure Of the commission. Is however,
believed that therc will be connscation in North
Carolina
Negroes are making two three dollars per day at
washing the dirt in the North Carolina gold mines from
which gold has been extracted
The negro who was hung up by his thumbs for forty
hours near the railroad depot In Raleigh Friday last
died soon after he was taken down.
Newbern now contains large Northern element In IL
population and has become the business centre OF the
State Cotton aud other products from all parts OF the
State are daily arriving here in large quantities for ship
ment NORTH which gives the port very lively appear
ance
IT Bridge, A. g. Hills and Henry G. Burr, Of Boston,
have associated themselves With G. w. Perry, planter
Of Newbern for the purpose Of establishing factory to
extract tar turpcntnc oil and pyrogncous acid by the
new process of destructive dstillatou Of lghtwood
Other factories Of this kind 60 into operation
here whore thero endless quantity OF rich material
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

Our city subscribers will confer favor BY reporting
any Of city carriers who overcharge for the HxRALp
Country Subscribers to the New YoxK HxRAID are
passed to remit their subscriptions, whenever prac
tablc, by Post once Orders It the safest mode Of
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should DO sent 70 the oce before nine
o'clock In tho evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

TO THE EDITOF OF THE HhFHhD'
The ship North American, Captain Cutting, arrvca =
this MORT on wednesday last from Liverpool with sevsn
hundred ana thirteen passengers all in good health
The rosrkabe cieaniy state OF the ship and sanitary
cond,,ion OF the passengers reflect great credit upon
Csntan Cutting and nrst officer Gillespie
A. s BURDETT, M D., Deputy Health 0mosA
QUARANTINE. 9. l., July 7, 1906
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08
The Ship William Nelson
Burned at Sea- ..s
Probable Loss Of Four
Hundred Lives.
Forty Of Her Passengers Picked Up
and Taken to ST. John, N. F..
p.m
&C., &C., &c.

The ship William Nelson, Captain Smith, fsom A.
werp June T. Of and for New York. with psssengsss|
was burned on the banks of Newfoundland the LIST ns
Thirty or forty OF her passengers were picked up ~
taken TO st. John, n r. The bosss. with crews Ia. -
missing and issuppossd that four hundred lives hsvs
been lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

FmEMBN's FIaHrs.-The fremen Of different
companies still continue their old amusement
of fremen's fights. This fighting was one Of
the objections which resulted in the suppressed
ing the old volunteer fire department by the
new paid department, and the officers Of this
new department must put ON end to these dis
graceful scenes If they would secure long
farm If office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

SARATOoA SrRfSCH, jury 7, Io0s
grand serenade came OF this evening in honor q
Hon. M. s. Wilkinson, Of Minnesota, Commodore r. r
Stockton and Hon. James A. Bayard Of Delaware, whs
are now stopping at the Clarendon The affair was goe
up In grand STYLE and everything, including spesohss
and champagne passed on delightfully."-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

BRYAxr's MSsrf-srs. This is the last night Of the
season at Bryants and the performances for the
benefit Of Mr.. Neil Bryant, the efficient manager The
full company including Mr.. Frank Moran, Mr.. Nelss
Seymour Mr. J. Coz, the nutist, and Mr. Mickey War
rem, the best of the jig dancers, will appear The Bry
ants then take country trip, beginning at Newark Mr.
Dan Bryant will soon return and will reo DIN the troupe
NEXT season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

the Park Commissioners announce that there will be
music on the Mall at the Park to-day commencing at
hafpast four o'clock p NJ, by the Park Band, under
the leadership OF n D. Dodworth II the weather Is nne
The following is the programme
PART PIRsI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

VOLUNTEER CABINET MAKERs.-From certain
hints thrown out by the organ Of Belmont and
Barlow, it would appear that while Hon. II. J.
Raymond and Thurlow Weed were the other
day patching up new Cabinet for Andy john
son in one place, Hon. Horace Greeley and GER
tain members Of Congress were engaged upon
the same job in another place. But we should
like to know what Montgomery Blair and Bar
low were doing oil this time. They can't all
be captains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08
The National Loa n.

PHfLADmtTHfA, July IT, I5UO
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the scvcnthirty
loan to-day to the amount Of s42e 400 including the
follovvino.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08
City IntelItgence.

Az ApocHRypzAL Price FIcEr--Policoman Fftsl1m.
MONS OF the First precinct has called our attention -
the report Of prize nsht said to have taken phase =
pier 49, on Wednesday last at one o'clock He says =
was on duty that pier from eight 70 one ana tnas
disturbance of tina. character occurred in the vicinity
Mr. srI1scx W. wARIsc, Of Columbia, Brasora coansys
Toxas wants end the present address OF bis Wife wh
with three children came To New York four years -
Mr.. waring Is residing with W. r Johnson al CoaumpA
Texas. rlNrHat IS stazaff - 20
Rrscuvp yRou DaowxIn0 On Thursday morning
New YORK party enjoying themselves yacht nearing
the point shccpshcad bay observed man, aPpAroni
exhausted, struggling In the water Mr. Cope!ana 80
vessel 70 save the drowning man He s;cccedsd u
doing 60 and bore him safely until he reached roye
% e n II
far from the shore, was unable 70 master the feceoo
tide e te aaf ~
MoRxrs TACTICS -Ths police Of New York and Broenp
yn have adopted for their drill Genera! Morris infantry
Tactics account Of thcir simplicity and usefulness
SUDDEN DEATH OF sotpKn.-On Thursday cyeutno
John r. Jones, private in Company D. Fifth New Yoss
heavy artillery found ack 10 Canal street and co.
veyed Bellevue Hospital IN carriage, but death -
sued before reaching hcre Deceased was tn the city
for the purpose OF being discharged from the service -
that he could return his wife aud children, who reside
in Southern Maryland Mr. Swift, lawyer, OF NO. ~
Broadway had been employed by deceased 70 collect no
bounty money and back pay. Htf
BEATEN M RowDIxs--JAw FRAcruHxD. Richard Cough,
man twenty three years Of age. while in Broadway.
ncar ouston street late on Thursday night was e.
tackled by gang of rowdies who beat him terribly end
are ssll At large After being attended by surgeoa
Coush mas convsved 10 his resdeucc No 2io Sullivan
s,vss,
-. r..x ,..,,vo ~ An. &c ho,.ess a.v
ever known 10 the Oldest inhabitant" II II was NOT h
fact, the Identical day spoken or Our thermometss
indicated eighty degrees at ten M ninety degrees =
noon, and at two y had climbed TO ninety.ons a.
80 r-,' $500, u...,.,s.,,,xs..
METROPOLITAN HS'AhSf 4'v
a. oeforc announcou' 'or '"o o'n."' " 1919. -
sailors honoraDy "a ~ ~ agency 80 -
started no learn among the buIfs and bears Of wan
street The list NAV DO found at the ONCE OF O. sts-
bins Sons 10 Exchange place
,-,- go =, ,,v A,-.,s-The so,su.o crrsnoase~
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Open from ~ N. TIL ~ p. n.
New York, Saturday, July 8. 1886.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-08

The New CR0T0N Observation-Disclosures ARE
THE COMMISSIONERS ?-There appears to be
hitch in relation to the new reservoir intended
to supply the upper end Of the island, and
hitch in curious place. II is decided that
reservoir is necessary, and is to be built, and
the Croton Board is ready to 60 on with it.
But they have to wait upon the movements Of
another body. Mr.. Hoguet, Mr.. Elijah F. Purdy
and Recorder Hoffman were last winter ap-
pointed commissioners to choose and value the
ground. Until they do this the Croton Board
cannot go on, and they appear not to have
moved in the matter at all. What is the cause
Of the delay! Hurry up, Mossrs. Commission
er. Plenty Of fresh water is very necessary in
this hot weather. s
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Farther PArtic alars.

Farther Parttc aiars.
MONTREAL, July Z, 1850.
The pursey Of tho steamship Moravsn makes the a.
lowing aatemeDt:-
The ship VIM Nelaon, from Flushing for PhiIadeIpah
or New York, was destroyed by Ore on tho Banks o.
Newfoundland. The nre originated from rod bot boa
being put into Tar 20, between decka
Forty people taken TO 81 John BY the stesns
Meteor Four hundred people are nissins. Some mAS
have been saved in the boats
Captain Alton Of the steamship Monvan gives Ne
folio wing statement ~ ~ a' Aat
The Associated Press boatnan Cape Race report -
that the steamer Meteor, belonging to j. b w. Steve"
arrived at St. John Friday, with forty OF the pssss
gers and crew Of the ship VIM Nelson, taken from NJ
burning wreck on the Banks of Newfoundland
The VIM. Nelson sailed from Flushing for New Toss
with German emigrants board. Before the hctsos
reached tho burning all the boats had put on nan
Of passengers crew. Of the boats had bsse
heard Of ss.ssiSs
AS far az Captain Alton could learn thers wsfs ~
wards Of four hundred passengers on board when u
vessel sailed p -
Descriptions or the ship william Nelson
The ship william Nelson buii at Somerset. hAasar
chusetts by Mr. Hood in 1850 and was ne vessel q
1859 tons register rated at the American Hoyds AIN
and was owned by VIM whitlock, Jr Of South strssb
10 this city She valued at ffty thousand dol'AA
and was insured, it Is said. for only 1!teon thousans
dollars Her commander, Captain Levi Smith, has ne
reputation Of being very careful and experienced -
man. and we shall probably bear Of the safety OF some -
AT rorn I'M ur q
No list OF passengers by the william Nelson has bssa
received at the Office of the consIgnee. II the ships
papers have boon saved, shall probably have -
names of those who were lost within few days ossw
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New York, Saturday, July 8. 1896.