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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
V,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JUNE

TIE N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE for ,hs week contains
L.ADIse AnrrcIrsrenderne.. to Criusnsl.; Rsvv. Of
!r.de TeI. Revol1tion in Mining SPEECH Mstinsi How
20 Pay the Debt The Wsr In South America Han2ins-fo
WHAT The Suffrage Question; shartey-Mi''npFi; A
syInds !h, o.sa' TO be ,opPsd Ed r psIs,spa.
from Washington; Virginia. The Csrous. and Georga Ten
essses and kentucky Nsw-i0rt; NewEDs.ndi f0ticai'
FoHniss Nsws-Europe; South America; Cubsi Mexico;
TrIAI o. ran Of the proceedings
Thursday, Friday Saturday aud Monday -
Regime Cruet.s Oppression and Ou;rsg.i R.joind-r
Mr. Conway Disciplinary Measures for the Negroes Murder
Az APPEAL 10 rHr PRssDrSr-An Appeal from the Rich
nond Negroes for Protection
sricr coREEsposDsSon-A Rebel Wei Answered
IL MRMoRIAh-Dedlcati,n u Two Monuments The First
and Second BATTLES Of Boil Ron Coinnemoraed Dedes'oy
EIr:;e. The Escort; spssens: Of Judge DIN and Gems
Gov. FENToS AND THE SOLDIER
THn YREscH COnnITrgs o. EnAScJPATIoS-Addre"t TO
PaEsIpEsTIAL PRoc1AnArloSs-Willia l.: sh,risy Ap-
pointed PrSy,Ons ooyspoI Of mi.,i.yy I.:ie Rs'rc'
RRpLY GEs HALLscK TO Gxs. SRsRnAs.
Tss RioHnoxD fxxrDsxs-Outragsous oppres,0n Of ,h.
Iccouyr O, ras srAra OF NEw York for Reimbursement
of Expens in RApg Troops To Aid IN SURPRISING
ASarsr oy Jons MIrcHxL-He Is Conyeyedtos Steamer
Probable Destination Fortress Monroe His Adventures After
Csptoro.
IsrxxnrsG TO EAHrsns-American Institute Pam ere
Club Curns Hay Condition Of mina IN Central and West
NewYot An lHexpe' Sheep fsrmeI-Socoe1siul
Wool rowing Agricultural Items
FRon JAPAs-Iniersstins Special Correspondepee.
DsArn OF SOLDIERS IN THE SEwioHx HOSPITAL
tbs DRY CooDs fHADA
THu HoRsK MARKEf.
LArKsT EuROpkAS MARKBr
PERSONAL
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WAR lTxns
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MncnLAsEors ITKMl
MARRIAGES AND DEITHa
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CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE COM
PANY
No. III Broadway, NsvYot.
The Stockholders Of this Company bav. jus spsid In
500 100 in CASH mailing the Capital Of this Company
& 300 co. with surplus Of $4,000
The strong condition Of the COMPANY and with st OF
Directors composed OF first merchants the public have tho
susrsntee Of ABILITY TO MEET LOSSES md FAIR and
HONORABLE ADJUSTMENT Of the saue.
JAMES D. SPARKMAE, President
WILLIAM TRUSLOw. Vice President
w. IT, WINDSOR, Secretary.
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6ouees ano forms Wante0.

VVANTED-A HOUSE and few Acres OF
w LAND or good FARM within 20 rifles OF thi. ely
One In W~stches.er or NewJersy preferred lsiy nsv
Ing such to ,e Of fair bargain Gay address, FAhMhh'
sta ion d. New.Yort City.
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i 1856, is NOW READY--ihe Tsble OF Contents en-,
braces tho following aic Young Mon In History Around
Sul psr l. rhe Chaugsins; Ellen; WinterLiie 10 -
Petersburg; Needle aud Gsrden. Vii Paper OF Candle
Ends; Dr. Johus, VI: berp Dsmses; shipper Ben
A.u.ina lon Acoompice. fhc Chimney Corner VII The
Chicago Conspiracy Reviews and Literary Notices
The folio log nsrd writers furnish articles for this number
OF the Atlantic. JOHN q. WurTIgs T.. T. WHrPLs. BAY
ARD TAYLoR e. q. bAzswHLL a. g. ALDEicH Mks II.
4. STOWE AUTHOR Z" lIYB IN THE IRON AiLLi' DON
AID u. MICHEL LUCY LARcOH, GEO. W. HOMER
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS
lilly f1fS

The July number Of OUR YOUNG FOLKS 10 now ready,
with the FLOWING attractive lob Of Con'eni.:
F-ddys New Years Dinner. hy Mrs l.. Mata Child; The
Model Young Lazy by ssrisn Doug 49, The fish Ddni
Catch by John g. Whittier How Grandfather
Killed, By T H. b. Complaint, by Mrs Anna M Wei.
Lessons in Magic W., bv T. II. Ci Farming for Boys VI
by hor Of len Acre. EnoUgn; our Dogs w. by Mrs
IL. b. Stow- The Little Prisoner. ~. by Edmund hits-
Winning hi. Way by Carleton; ABoai in the Forest by
CsI;. Maybe Red The Night Moth. by Tseie Townsend
Round the Evening Lamp.
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LYME FARM for SALE in consequence of

j death In thu i.my - Acres fmore es-l " sen-
iel Hill Town Of Derby, Conn within mile Of stsamboat
sad 4. H. lsri is on Ssusetucs River. Village. within
Of mile miles from New distant OF Sound
r -s ar sul down house re.-tty pnt in good repair
narb mantle pislsa three sides. sosrn. the young
ohrri scLerre. and Il, fru In sbuudsnce crop all
n and loosn. vel Ths chance TO get Summer
hou., and q good Pam. Price = 55sL Inquire Of MI
MARSH No. - IuuFtl.Ldt st.
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CECOND MARRIAGES; are they admssble'
~ Object Of Marriage tt-dS~cond ove-lnt~rerence OF
Relatives ep-Moth.rA flint to Maiden Lsdes-Adopna
Chdr,n--A Hyuenia Poem. la JULY-Donblc No.
Messrs. foxLsn 1 Nell. $40 Brotdwsy NY
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SOLDIERS LETTERS;
COLLECTION o. LETTING
FROM SOLDIERS. BOTH OFFICERS AND PRlVATES'
RELArINa THEIR
PERSONAL ADVENTURES IN TIE GREAT
REBELLION.
The Letters contained in this volume have not before been
published They collected by Committee Of Ladies IN
behalf Of the United States Sanitary Commsdoa Taey re-
late those thrilling incidents Of heroic adventure and sessc
rhcing patriotism and those peculiar experiences OF the
MARCH tho BATTLE and the CAMP not to bs found In the
general public sccouns thereby sfrdns most vivid INSIDE
view Of the Waffle srihips adventures. Iamph' and
usnss u noble baud Of Northern beoe told In the"
simple, unaffected, but graphic language One VOL,
limo, 4S9 PIP. gilt back and side price o.
RETURNED SOLDIERS WILL FIND PROFITABLE
EMPLOYMENT IN SELLING THESE VALUABLE
BOOKS. copy Of each should BE- placed in the family OF
evsry loyal citizen. Send for circnlarsto
BUNCE L HUNTINGTON, Pubi'hen.
No. $40 broadway, New-fork-
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NOk SALE-lmmediate posSesSlon-Deanti-
il fnl COTTAGE; II Rooms; miles from Now London
Conn barn. wood house hsnery. &C; good water gravel
s.k. .y.rrr.ens ornamental trees and shrubs acres hnd
H. good ca vAion OF, hard aud fruit garden Must be
seen 10 br pprecA,ed inquire Of II. H. LANE No lsl
N...su.t o. & "A. WHEELER. or the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16

L,OR SALE-A FINE FARM, OF $50 acres,
II In Lchn-A County, Coun., one-halt mile from Rail-
road station and four hour. from New fork cry House
I0rlO with er,,n,ou 2l,?6 bull, or brick and al In order
Three oubnilnrs-sl nearly new-FIon "a sbondance o,
Le- yar.i. nsneocs River runs through the Farm snd
Their. .prur. sny Of the hed. The house supplied
w.th puir spiar water. Price, fI.U. Apply 10 4. L.
Unlikely No a. Walls Jaunccy Court.
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PLAT OF GROUND

i aud WATER FRONT on Eat River. Bushv * met
and kir,s Williamsburg, L. J.. 2tpho3i feet. Its south
boundary 10 North 1wcllths which tho Common Council
OF Brooklyn are open 3 feet beyond pr-.en, buthe
tin all sa et authorized by the Legislature reaching 20
lee, wsef Pier line extends D. feet For for
tho whole or oue-haf. and mAp ofproperiy, apply
CORNELIUS DUbOls, No - Waterst. NewYorh
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Real Gstate for Sale.

INOR SALE or TO LEI no ItEoIDIINOL U,
the lstr Tfsran ALEU- Of Rsvensvood L. IT, consi,unS oi
very handsome sud commodiol Gothic honse IN inc ss
roud,ion fine ,tsbr and barn. shed and wei. house Inc
ground. are feet Nernonaye aud on the East '.i'
aud raw. $50 depth They laid ont very
fornux ole of the largest and hnest lawns on The inhd
There great variety OF shocs .fu oman eni res sna
shrubs The oca l. of the Psasante.t Arouhn I,"
v.ry .s.y OF aces city and al the
&C.. Of the country. Apply 20 DANIEL T. hoAo' Va ~
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NOR SAIE-On Hudson River Railroad

il within 20 feet Of deep water. nesr Siriytnmdn two
LOTS fronting Eleventh ave, with story tfrk b"i.v
iyu originally ator, snd suitable Tor gbt Eanufsctuni
PURPOSES, In good ORDER and as-d "a tenement
be sod bsrssn exchanged Or other property bEHh
DICT COLT, 40. Pnes-
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Mem Civilizations.


TINHE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL ana
l. LIyE ILLrsTRArgD hrsc s.s magazine ~ W. :,
vol devoted 10 HYMoaSoNf. with signs OF thasc'ei
E1uYoL caY Oh. Natural History OF Man,
the Human T-npcr 4m-ntst PHI ioLoeI Tue Laws o. ~.
and Health, rsYcHoLoGY the Science of the soul Amply
ilusr Monthly 50 year; sample NOS ~ cents ="
de-, Mes,r, FOW LER 4 WELLS. SO Broadway N I.
1.-TWO NEW BOOKS FOR AGENTS,
CANyAsSERS AND OTHERS.
EXPERIENCED BOOK CANvAssERS WANTED IN
EVERY COUNTY IN THE UNION.
M.,.,, BuYCE l. HUNTINGTON. New.York' have ju's
I,,h.d two highly attractive and popular books designed
for circulation Dy canvsssen
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL;
RECORD OF rms
LIFE. ASSASSINATION. AND OBSEoUIEs OF THE
MARTYRED PRESIDENT.
containing In one elegant limo. volume hns Biography OIL
Predn, Lincoln together with accurate account Of the
snaon the particular Of the Funeral Ceremonies from
Washington Springfield aud srepprt Of the principal Dis
courses delivered his Character and Death with Portras
and View Of his Early Home In Kentucky One vol svo.
morocco cloth, price 81
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EOR SALE - Three four-story, hgh-stoop,
i brown.on- HOUSES ?o,3O In Forty .hfh aud Forty
sr,h " one three dcoIs from Broadway They hsv- all
modern Ia newly painted and hecoed aud
occupied By hls,rass tenants For prmts and full pAIticu-
lay spply 10 HEATH HUGHES, NO. - Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16

lion. JAMES HARLAN, Secretary Of the
II Intenorforah Character and Biography OF this Ms
Men" and how t. increase PLyiosDoiny OF Classes IN
JULY-DoubleSo Phrenological journal 20 cs by post
ARPHEUS c. KERRs NEW BOOK is q
" THIRD series Of mis- and esquii ely sstircs
comments sud sugnsb,e hs the proi9eni military aud
political events Of the day. Everybody laughing It.
CARLETON. Pubisher New-York
OUR EARLY PATRIOTS-Hancock,J etfer.
" son, Frankin, Livingston Adams. Woco,t, Nelson
Dickinson, Rgtiedg-, Sherman Huntington, ard others
Group Of leading In the Great Revolution who gsve
America her lndependence-in JULY-BoubeNo. PHRkso
LOGICAL youRSAI. D. cts FOWLER a WELLS. ". \.
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nor SALE or to LEASE-THREE LOTS,
situated IN Ihitysevcpihst, near Thirdsve Arriy
PEIrEE. WILSON Co. No. l28 South.st.
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--Larrc aud thriving settlement, II VinelAni mild
climate, ~ niles south of Piad"lpha by railroad
Rich soil produces large twenty Tracts at s3
per payable within years. business opening
good society. Hundreds settling aud making improve
ineus Apply to CitAS X. Lands, Postmaster in, land
Lands township j. Letter. answered Parrrs containing
fu Information win be cent free. Fyo~ Report Of Scion
Robiason Ayr,e'a! Editor Of The 7rt6sae o. Ae
.rfensire Jrfs aimosf lesc possoa dsd
..ifat condition for peasns ay@.g that kn0p u fs'
ride oJ the WesiUn P-di,ieA
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DMNOs. MFLODEoNs. HARMONIOUS


Sole dcpo, for Peioubrt .apsror L-fmoniuin' wLos
and retail Prices 10 to t61 insirnfDents % Lii
J. ~ FELTON, 30. sil broadway. New iofs.
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lNOR SALE-The three-story HOUSE and
j .iIr LOT north aide u Eighty siIih'.. tLir I
house from FNh-aye Central PariD location pl-znt and
healthy with fne view OF The Pork the house 10 In COM
.te order aud al De sold with sithou the furniture in
N,- mirrors velvet sop carpets, and superb
rosewood paror furniture Inquire the premises, VI
JAMES NJ BOYD No. 30 FouTth-ase.
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NOR SALE-FAkM OF - Acres South
aid. Staten Island Filth svilr RAILROAD Depot with
IN one honr Of N.wNofk; location superior view
p...sd gravel besrh POO feet Price Slsooo; hall
II de.I.d. Inmedat. possession Psrmis OF A. JOUR
MAY, No Pine OF.
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WIN. EyERDELL~ SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton
w st-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MA"
UFACTURERS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

CO The n. Y. World has for some
time been laboring enthusiastically to
prove that jeff. Davis did not wear fem
ale attire at the time of his capture but
that he had on common gents dressing
gown, in which lie had slept, "a thing
his captors had probably never seen and
presumed to be of the feminine persuas-
ion. Bat the labors Of the World only
show where its sympathies are. The
fact is as well attested as any incident Of
tbe war, that he had around his waist bis
wife's waterproof and on his head and
shoulders her shawl, which was the mos,
becoming attire that could be improvised
under the circumstances.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12
Commencement at Dartmouth
The exercises of Commencement Wee

The exercises of Commencement Week
at Dartmouth College will be as follows
sabbath, p. NJ, July l6h. Baccalau-
reate Discourse by President Smith.
Monday Epeai'tg, July I'm. Prize
Speaking, by members OF the Junior and
Sophomore Glasses.
Tuesday Afternoon, july 18Th. CIas.
day exercises Eoen,ng: Address before
the Theological Society, by Rev. Ezra E.
Adams. d. D. of Philadelphia.
"Wednesday, july 1871. Forenoon !: Ad
dress before the Phi Beta Society. by
Professor, Alpheus Crosby, of Salem, Mass
and Poem by William A. C. Converse,
Esq., of Toledo, Ohio. a fternooa: Adj
dress before the Literary Societies, b,
Hon. Alexander II. Bullock, of Worces,
ter, Mass, and Poem by John G.. Sake
Es'eaing: Concert in the College church
by the Boston Germania Band.
T2a1sdoy, July 20M. Commencemenl
Exercises. Preceding these, at 8 O clock
A. NJ, the Alumni Meeting will be helc
in the College Chapel. A large attend
ance Of the Alumni is expected, and it i
particularly desired that those sons of th,
College who have taken part IN the wa
tog tho Union, SHOULD bo proseaL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

LIFE OF LINCOLN, BY HOLLAND. Mr.
Dean Clark has the agency for the
sale OF the above named work in this
county. and desires local agents to assist
him. DR.. Holland is so well known here
that promises from us would be of nc
value. Unquestionably it will be the best
life of Lincoln published. 1t will be an
octave volume of about 500 pages, en-
bellIshed with an elegant steel engraving
of Lincoln, and also of bis residence in
Springfield. ILL., 1t win be bound in a
neat and substantial manner, with Muslin,
Leather, or Halt Calf, as subscribers may
ord r. The work will be sold only Jy sub
ScrIOi0n DR.. Holland is already engaged
upon the work, and is dcvoting himself
wholly to the biography, with a deter
mination to make it his masterpieces
The enterprisng publisher, Mr.. Cur
don Bill, Of Springfield, Mass, who pub
lished " EIeadley's Life of Washington, -
will publish this work, and will present it
to the public in style worthy of the sub
ject and it will be all that the public can
desire.
The author will spare no pains to make
it all that the public can desire full and
complete history of life one of the most
strange and heroic in history. The
Springfield Republican says:
cdr Holland has consented to under
take biography of the late President.
He will enter at once upon the work with
his best powers, and his accustomed in
dustry and conscientiousness. The result
cannot be doubted--a volume eminCntly
worthy the great theme, popular ami dra-
matte in its style, comprehensive and care.
full in its facts, and appreciative in its
judgment Of the high intellectual and
moral qualities of the lamented lead"
The work is selling with unprecedented
success, and no other author can reasona-
bly, hope to compete with DR.. Holland in
the sale and popularity of his work.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

LEWIS PAYNE by no means hand
some, or of the romantic scoundrel stamp,
Payne seems TO have been very com
mon kind of person, with IN exceedingly
hard head ard apparently no heart. No
mere man wnull or could have deliber-
ately cut and slashed the face of sick or
dying sufferer; it required the instincts
of a demon and the temper of brute to
suggest and execute such II project. He
was species of idiot, an intelligent beast
with wit enough to understand his duty,
sense enough to do it thoroughly, but I'M
able to talk or maneuvre himself ont Of
such a scrape as he got into at the door
of Mrs. Surratt's house.
Throughout the trial he has been I'M
moved. Never sulen nor morose, he
kept his eyes about him, seeing everybody
and everything, never for an instant adj
hitting by sign or gesture that he recog-
nized anything. In his cell Payne mani
tested no different appearance. His
conduct was the same everywhere and at
all times. He was aft tool for the hand
that used him; reliable blade for a
bloody purpose. At night he..slept; in the
morning he awoke early his appetite
was always good, and when the time for
the meeting was announced, he went
along as quietly as lamb, as do"ile as an
OK in yoke. When, therefore, his SEN
tencc was read to him, ne neither appear
cd surprised or disappointed.
Doubly ironed, doubly guarded, Payne
spent the day and night before his death.
No future presented aqght of hope or fear
for him; no God or devil stared him in
the face with searching scrutiny or tan
tilizing punishment. One redeeming
feature stood prominent Noticing tine
kind consideration of Miss Surratt toward
her mother, Payne expressed regre that
they should be compelled to part. He
said he would do anything, say anything
which could help Mrs. Surratt, who was
an innocent wotnan. He emerged from
/ his brutelsm and became hUmane he
left lis 'carelessness bahInd him and as
serted the case OF the mother against her
rocreant he forgot the idiot ami rcsum.
ed for the moment the attitude and intel.
! ligenoe Of man.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

THE RECENT Tornado IN WISCONSIN.
The recent tornado which passed over
portion. Of Wisconsin and Iowa, proves
! to have been one Of the most terrific Oh
record. 1t commenced in northern iowa
and EXTENDED hundred miles west of
Dubuque and overreacning the northern
boundary OF the state passed into south
western Wisconsin, where, ut Niroqua.
Vernon county, the destruction Of lie and
property was very great In Iowa the
damage was more by flood than wind, for
all day Tuesday, the 9Th ult., the rain
fell n torrents, swelling the brooks, creeks
and rivers So that bridges were swept "a
way, railroads undermined and washed
away and the crops entirely destroyed.
The water in the North Magnokela river
mills were swept away. The village OF
Rockdale was under water for time, and
there was considerable damage done at
Dubuque ..l ..
On Wednesday there was something Of
n hurricane in Iowa, but it was nothing
like the tornado that passed over Viroqua
that afternoon. 1t only lasted about two
minutes, but even that time sutliced to
lay the whole town in ruins and plunge
the surviving inhabitants. into the deepest
grief. Seventeen persons were killed, one
hundred were moro or less injured, and
the loss of property WAS fully 100000.
A school house and its occupants-ayoung
lady teacher and 81 scholars-were carr
ried forty feet into the air and dashed
down again, making perfect wreck Of
the building and killing eight of the chill
dren. A large rock, ten feet square, WAS
carried twenty rods, horses and wagons
were lifted above the trees, houses were
lifted from their foundations and trans
formed into shapcless masses of ruins, and
trees, rails and logs flew through the air
like cnders from burning building
There was no rain, thunder or lightning
at the time, but heavy shower fell soon
after the tornado passed
Fearful as were the effects of the tor
nadoe, they would have been still more
distressing had it not occurred during day
light There are no worthier objects OF
charity than those deeply afflicted persons
who lost in two brief minutes the accum-
ulations Of life time and long cherished
friends. The people of Wisconsin are
doing shat ihrv cah to relieve the suffer
ers, but peculiarY aid can only mitigate,
not remove, tile sorrow aid desolahon of
that fearful tornado.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-07-12

The President is steadily pursuing
his plan of reconstruction of the late reb-
Ell states and appoints provisional COVER
nors when they are desired. The last
was Benz. f. Perry for South Carolina.
His plan of reconstruction seems to COM
puss with considerable certainty the des-
trlction of the aristocratic element of the
South. He is strongly beset to modify
the $4,000 clause Of the amnesty pro.
clamation, but shows little inclination to
depart from his plan. There is probably
not man in the country who better I'M
derstands the difficulties in the way Of
reconstruction or who has better head
to meet them.