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The .StnAncl cC yesterday makes GER
tain suggestions with regard to the rail
roads south Of .ys, to which VIC invite the
earnest attention Of the authorities. 1t
proposes 10 put in the link between Co.
lumbia and Augusta, which is only Sc
ventyiivc miISF. The railroad now
runs from Augusta to Aiken's, almost
in direct line to Columbia. Taking
Aiken's as point Of departure, Column
bia and Augusta might be joined by a
railroad sixty miles long. At Branch
Vile, on the Wilmington and Augusta
line, the road defects to the coast. A
line from kinssville to Augusta would
be much safer. These roads completed,
from Columbi; there would be q choice
Of roads, either by Wilmington or by
Charlotte and Danville, on the upper
route. Higher up, Abbovillc is in rail
road connection with Columbia, and
Athens (Which is opposite to it, in Gcor-
gia, is in connection with the Augusta
and Atlanta railroad. The Sentinel says
these points arc not more than sixty-tivc
miles apart.
There is no possibility of eNaggerating
tho Importance Of these connections
The only question is with regard to the
possibility Of obtaining the material for
the work. The .Scntincl gets over this
difficulty. Large portions of the rail
roads leading to Savannah are now use
less to us. II left as they arc, they will
become useful to the enemy. 1t is
surely good policy to dismantle them at
once, and make use Of them in con
structing roads Cor our own purposes. -
We hope the attention 0! the authori-
ties will be turned to this subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-05

oMINa BAck.-Many. citizens Of
Western North Carolina, who went of
to the enemy n year or two since, have
voluntarily returned and given pledges
for their future loyalty and good con.
duct. Some Of them, we learn, express
themselves very enphatically as satisfied
with their experience in the Yankee ser
vice. 1t is not, they say, the feast to
which they were invited, and hencsfosth
they are with the Confederacy, for veal
or woe:-Asheoii!e On. O. Nens, ED.
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4 peal TO TIE PUBLIC.-The

4 PEAL TO TIE PUBLIC.-The
~ Relief Committee of Richmond appeal to the
pubic for aid III behalf Of the families Of soldiers
and refugees in the city.
Richmond is filed with refugees from every ror-
ton Of the Cofedoracy, many of them the families
of soldiers in the field.
Liberal and regular contributions OF money, food
and fuel are earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly
agreed TO ship all articles contributed TO the poor,
free Of charge.
Contributions OF money should be sent to II. f. c.
Baskervill, Treasurer and all supplies should be
consigned to the I" Relief Committee of Richmond"
care Of Messrs Martin & Cardozo.
RELIEF CoxNlITEE-H. T.. @. Baskervlll, Trea-
surer; William Bell, DR.. W. ii. Gwathmey, J. l..
Maury, Directors William II. Peasants, Secretary
Or. 9. G. Barney, w. III. Cemmitt, RobcrtJ. Chris
tisn, Lewis u. Crcnshaw, J. II. Chamberlayne, w.
II. Denerson, DR.: J. IL. Elerson, Colonel Thomas
II. Ellis, George Gibson, Patrick Ii. Gibson, James
Gordon, Blackburn Hughes, Abncr +. Harvey,
Samuel J. Harrison, Judge William II. Lyons, Thos.
W. McCance, Z. Cary Nicholas Samuel NJ Price,
J. d. X. S.eight, John X. Tucker, Asa Snyder, Da-
vid T. Williams Joel b. Watkins, William Willis, Jr.
WILLIAM L. MUNFORD,
de 9--lm President.
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PROCLA.NA7YON or TIE CO.
IERNOR or SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
Governor Magrath, Of South Carolina
has issued the following proclamation tt
the people of that State, in view of the
coming invasion of Sherman:
HEADQUARTERS,
CHARLESTON, December %, 1864.
Special Ordcrs.
The Legislature of South Carolina has
declared that ali free white men between
the ages of sixteen and sixty years, moi
already in the Confederate service, Shal
be liable to militia service.
The city of Charleston requires for its
defence all within lis limits who arc be-
tween these ages. This service is fol
the defence of our homes. 1t cannot be
declined except by those who are unwll
ling to defend that State whose laws pro
tcct them; that city by which they are
sheltered.
All will come forth all must come
forth. The free proiler OF service IS what
the State desires. The service not prof
fered will be demanded.
Officers charged with the organization
of this force Will, as much. as possible,
reconcile the service with the employ
mcnts in business or labor Of those who
are ready to perform it. They who
promptly respond to the call of the
State arc entitled to, and will receive
from it, a careful consideration OF all that
affects their welfare
Vacancies in all organizations in the
city of Charleston will be filled without
delay by appointment. The most active
means adopted to complete all enroll
ments and perfect every organization, ,
Arrest and punishment, rs provided
by law, will be only resorted to when
indispensa1ly necessary. tits hoped'that
in no-case will ut be necessary to resort
to either.
The enrolment and organization OF
regiments, battalions Or independent
companies will be reported to the adju.
tant and inspector. general. Officers Will
exercise all the authority with which
they are invested. to maintain the re-
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GOLD AND GREENBACKs.-A cores
pondent OF the Mobile Register, writing
from North Mississippi, says:
Do your readers .know that gold is
no longer legal tendern in the United
States 1t is just 50. You cannot buy
thing for gold. A merchant dare not
receive il, as to,do SO would subject him
to fine and imprisonment. All the
specie transactions in Memphis have to
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......,.:. ,.ua5r ratt>Rs; three months, ri.rneS
,..-.ta.: ona month, rIHE noItAws.
\c...... ..s3 New Dealers VIII he furnished Mt
,..>-y-}i9y NoL1'F> per lsuudrri copies.
Al. -.i.,rz must he accompanied with the money,
=. ...-~e a,;cl..ou; and all rem;tauccs hy mail
....t.:. .ac 2:-h e those who make them.
.:..... Advertisements viii he inserted NJ
.t. rct 81, .No DoLlAvs per square fer each inser-
...r l,.cA; lrc~ .or less constitute a square.
! arr r..Iy,;;;sc,ncnt5-ln exact proportion.
&.rt:.-rr,n.s It>Ilj ..Mi5rbl Will be charged
.r... :tsES Yer s}&as, ior every insertion.
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EARM FOR SALE.-I am authorized to
l. scla FARM, four miles from Raleigh, North
Carolina, containing ono hundred and eighty acres.
TIE en- u .9i cans'sm tn # qfat M ncccs
saly buildings, such as barn, stable corn-house
quarters, etc. There is wood enough in original
growth 10 pay for the land. The situation is high
and haa!thy. 4 splendid place for u refugee with
negroes For full particulars apply to
Il. IL. DIDEEII,
in SLOT SbockOp Sin
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de I'm

A RARE CHANCE-TJIE KEY AND
IA FIXTURES OF A STORE ON FOU r :
TEENTii STREET FOR SALE.--The lease ex-
tends 10 January, 1900: Inc tIAIthEs, %o.'
Cgar-C ase Franklin Stove, with thrty-eight feet
of frst-rate pipe attached; Gas Fixtures, Lead
Piping, &c Price, reasonable Apply to X. W.
ALLEN, Broad and Firth streets, addros, box
G65 post-oflice. ia i-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-05

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
/ WARD.-Left Camp Lee OH Friday, tho 3oth
ul,imo, my NEGRO BOY, WILLIAM. Hsis about
tweniy-one years old; Ave foot seven inches high
and exhibits a very timid, pleasant and submissive
look when spoken to. He is probably lurking about
Richmond, preparatory TO leaving for the NORTH
AsX one lurna4iRe a rtAat G lead tn
. j. A. RICHARDSON,
Lieutenant, Provisional Army Confederate States.
ia STE
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A FARM OF THREE HUNDRED

A FARM OF THREE HUNDRED
" AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, IN NEW
KENT COUNTY, FOR SALE PitIVATELY.-We
offer for sale the FARM known as "WOOD-
BURNE," adjoining Miles Tunstall, mile from
Tunst,lls station, on the Richmond aid York
River railroad, and the same distance from Pa
The buildings are inferior, but there is an abun-
dance OF wood and rich bottom land, with
mari convenient. Price, $4,000.
GEUDDS s. WILLIAMS.
ia 3-3t Auctioneers.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE

y WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, ON
Thu, sday last, seven NEGROES: one wosnan,
named MILLY, about forty years old, with ave
about twelve years DID, and the girls two six, eight
and ten years of age. Also. WOMAN, twenty.
two years old, named HANNA1I-a large, stout
woman.> viii give the above reward for their a..
rest and return to me. V. uECKLER.
ia 4-fts
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Pastor Of Orange, New Jersey,
United States Of America.

THE END OF A "FoREIGN" BAT
TALloS-Brooks's battalion of Yankee
prisoners, who took the oath and entered
the Confederate service, has "gone up"
The Columbia South Curol;nian gives
the following account of their conduct,
which may serve as q lesson for the fu-
ture:
Four Of the six companies constituting
the battalion were sent forward, under
acting Lieutenant Colonel j. Uampden
Brooks-the companies commanded re-
spcctively by First Lieutenant Vincent +.
Martin, Second Lieutenant John C. Mi
mott, First Lieutenant J. Lewis Ward
law, and First Lieutenant Eldrcd Sim
kins; the three first of the First South
Carolina regular infantry, the last of the
First South Carolina regular artillery.
For some time after going to the front,
the conduct Of the command was gene
rally good. They We're several times un-
der tho f-e e ahs~roh"N+~--, -.-a ~
was wounded. They were generally
steady on duty. On or about the 10Th
instant, when encamped within about
seven hundred yards of the eneny's
outposts, Sherman sent q secret emissary,
promising amnesty if they Immediately
joined him, and great severity if they
did not, and they should fall into his
hands. The battalion, with few ex
ccptions, Immediately decided upon going
over to the enemy and upon capturing
or, if necessary, killing their officers
This, which was to DC done at con-
ccrtcd signal, was discovered in time
Seven Of their number were shot OH the
spot, and the remainder have been re-
mandcd to the Federal prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-05

TrE nlSP1TCU COTET9NG-ROoN HAS
l..t.N REMOVED TO THE NORTHEAST COR
-.ur Gr THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
~-eu.,'e Bui.line.' IMMEDIATELY Opposite
II't Old STAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-05

CTOP THE RUNAWAY.-R away
~ from the subscriber, living in the town Of Ash
land, my MAN. CHARLES, who was hired to James
Bolton, RicLlnond. Charles Is large, and stout
built; very bright; slightly bald stammors badly.
WARD il delivered to me in Ashland, or n.dc-
hvcrcd to James Bolton, in the city Of Richmond.
de SQ-6ts SAMUEL ID. LEAKE.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RR.

49,, ~ W1MsD-My woman, sAKAH, With TWO
the 81 instant. about O'Clock, and l. doubfIess
either in Richmond or making her way 70 tue euo-
my's lines. I will give reward Of ONE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS for their delivery to me, o. %
any jail in the city, so that get them.
SARAH is a mulatto woman medium sise abovg
twenty-six years old coed teeth long bushy hail;
answers promptly when spoken to; il usually Hsss-
good-looking woman Her Oldest child is spriSh1x
boy, named SMITH, about three and half yeasx
old the other, very bushy-hair girl. one and 6
half year old. A boy named STEPHEN, hired leat
year at the ballard House, left my premises Win
her. She claims that he is her step-son.
ia 4-Gt GEORGE u. PLEASANT6
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

EARM FOR SALE.-A very nice little
4 FARM, containing forty y-fve acres, near tho
Charles City road, tive miles from Richmond, known
les 9 Dove Hill" The improvements consist Of an
excellent c.oiling-house and all necessary out
buildings. The soil is productive, an4 would To
very suitable for a market farm. For terms. &C.
apply to GIDEON GARBER,
Cary, between Thirteenth and Virginia streets.
ia t-3ts
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DUNAWAY-ONE THOUSAND

III DOLLARS REWARD--Ran away, on Fri
day, December 80, q NEGRO BOY, about twenty.
is about five feet six inches in height weighs about
one hundred and thirty pounds; black; a good
many Of his jaw teeth are out; and inclined to be
delicate. purchased him about three years ago
from William Garnett His wife lives on Sevcn-
teenth street, near Austin's grocery. He can read
and write remarkably well. He has been working
IN my foundry as mechanic. 1 will pay ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD IL taken within
the encmy's lines, or FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR0
II within our lines, and delivered to Hill, Dickin.
SON Co. w. B. COOK, Founder.
la4-tts Eighth street. near Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-05

NOTICE-Committed to Jail, in Char
~ lottc county, Virginia, OH the 23d Of October,
1864, a NEGRO MAN, claiming TO BE- fres, but With
out any free papers, who calls hu,ssh JOHN
EVANS and says lie lives in >Oranys county, North
Carolina. Said negro is about twenty-five years
old brown complexion; five feet ten inches high,
aid weighs one hundred and forty or ono hundred
and ffty pounds. Parties claiming must come for
ward and prove property, else he will be dealt with
according 10 the law. THOMAS II. SMITH,
no lo-law6w. Jailor.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE:

nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, on
Friday night last, one NEGRO BOY, named PHIL.
eighteen years OF age, with slightly bumpy face, spd
Of black color. He was originally owned In MAAi-
county, and may DO trying to got back there. I
will pay the above reward for his delivery to HILL,
DICKINSON & CO. or RO. II. DAVIS.
de 27-t6
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GCE>pAY M0KNING......J JANUARY ), 1850
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
Il WARD.-The above reward viii be given for
the apprehension and delivery Of TOM, = STOUT
built man, about twenty-five years old, dark skin,
about five feet four inches high, and wears whis-
kers understand he has been seen in Nanches--
ter during the last two or three weeks. n caught,
to be delivered to the in Chesterfield, or TO LEE &
BOWMAN, i'll Richmond.
JAMES W. MARTIN.
de 2S--eod6t Executor Of James Martin.
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ID AN AWAY from the city of Rich
L \ nOnd, on the 2Sd instant, my NEGRO NAN,
RUSSELL SMITH copper complexion ave feet
six or seven inches high; twenty-five or twenty-six
years Of age. He il supposed to be- making for the
enemy. ! will give FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWAl y for his delivery to me, secured in Jail
50 that x. him. JOHNSON EUBANK.
de Sl-eod3ts
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ID u n AWAY-SEVEN HUNDRED
h, AND FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

Left horne, on Saturday last, my NEGRO NAN,
ROBERT LEWIS. He was for two years porte4at
tho Exchange Hotel, ard afterwards at the Ameri-
can. lie took with him his wife, CAI1ARINE, n
delicate negro gingerbread color, medium size and
about twenty-four years old. ROBERT is supposed
TO be making his way to the Yankees, as he hRs
black thick lips and bow-iegged; about thirty
three years of age. 1 will give a reward Of seven
hundred and fifty dollars for him if delivered to me,
or five hundred dollars If secured 10 that can get
him. Ide 28-eodit.l SARAH DADNEY.
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ONE THOUSAND DOTI.ARS m

WARD.--Ran away, last night, my NEGRO
WOMAN, ANN, and her two children. Am II Of
a, dark brown ecor and about thirty-tAree years
oio; Is pregnant, and has . scar Of sink in one
check. Her daughter, named SARAH BROWM.
about eleven years old, is darker than her mothes.
and very Intelligent: Her son, named CIARLES.
eight years old: black, has thick under lip, and s
somewhat bow w-leHged The above reward win Do
paid for their delivery to nae in Richmond, q Jsmes
I. Butler Co.'s, Cary street, below Pearl
ia 5-2w' THOMAS BOUDAR.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
.Ine, or for information 70 that can - Ais1
servant, GRANVILLE. He has been C verk IL
hanover county. near Kilby's MILL On the Trede-
csspurS railroad, and has been seen in that neish.
poThood recently. Granville il about twcnfy-6ve
years DID, very black; tall and slim, and staaners
his n.fne N xVnisnaR
= ia 5-2t" corner OF Clay and Adams streezs-
, 1865-07-15

Der Of ladies' were present. end IN increasing IN
fgtest u al The Preceedlccs was 1nanttested
| oceup'ed : large portion Of tho day. De Waa
ciese1y questioned Is to the p.zt be hid take1 In
/ procuE!rg witnctEcs. he stated TINT the 1rpu 4.
Children. werr mora Or less involved, He consld.
cred thtt the Euth shonld be known. he had nc
;1 ether moilye r. had never offered pr to taduce
te.cs::d In each other, and he pre.uGed 1t the
dcceised tuters,t1.o idtas Of marrying her uut1l
bic e3Ft utntt1nees weEs 10 changed that he was
H7s. FlenmirR testified that tho accused stop.
ped nj her house in Baltimore, and Sid the was
gong to Washington 10 sue an old lover far
q ha esfa g2sS +.
sti'i, 'ast be III ESsxied aaotuer wouau ior her e
money. ,1o Ths .ty 1*foE brtn9irg The sa1; Va
wished /, cletr he7ebaracter. She sad eho had
1ecfived The treatment OF a father fton Eut-
1ocghs, s1d a1ways pnt The u1mest confidence in
The expense Of Carrying The malls betHeaa
th!t ely and Richmond by rail In 1851 WAS $50
Thu1lo4 Weed arrived here today and had an
quently lengthy one with Presldent johnson.
On application of District Attorney I. Il. Chan
der. wTt has heen Issued for the ccndecftlon Of
tss sRot,swood uoto!, and se7eral other buildincs
In Richmond.
Al the solicitation Of e1.Gov. Todd, presldens
Johneon has coasented to the muster out Of tbs
H.
Jsrnison, now acting as hts body guard. capac.
ltI In which they acted for the late President Lin
coin.
Tho saI sne 18th Pennsy1yauia regiments left
here to-day for shes 6tsie rendezvous, to be dis
charged.
The following appointments have been made
and the ecumtsicns fl1pad b. the President; D,
". Fleming, Assessor .Jf the Fourth Diateict,
Ohio; Io6eph =. Webster, for The Secopd Dis.
tr1ct Of Georgia; Barnes. for the First Datrlcs
OF Atksneas; Collectors Of Cu.toms-Wm. d.
nennett It Gsncsee. y. r; Wickham sh.nen, sag
Hareor. n. r: joe. Beaty, Jr, At Falls River, N.
T.; Tommte Hammond, at Belfast; Robert Z.
Smith, Tax Commissioner OF the Slate Of Texas:
Moneys tot .:he District os Loaistana;
Pubic AoGe5a lor The dissrtct Of lands
subject to sale at Chfll!eolhe, o.; John E1w4Ids.
to be Agent for the indians or the Upper Arkapsas
Agencies; John A. Clark. 81 11Iluois, to be Sur.
veyoE General Of tho United States for tho Terri
tory Of New NJ xfc0; Wm. 8. Fea1k11n, of Ohio,
to be Agent Of the land ONCE 1t Ch,lltcothe.
The 70 loving Pen.1on Agents have been ur-
pointed !n the Southern Statea: Msrttn f. Con-
W2Y, at Richmond, Va. John Caldwell, at Euox-
Vile, Tshn.; CHARLES F. Bnek, at New Or
lear 8, Il.
The Potomac flottl1a Is to be di.posed Of, The
o1d1ance tfores arc being brought to inc Na7g
, 1865-07-15
FROM GELD.

tspecisl Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuce.1 /

lSpettsl Dispatch to the Chicago Trttucc1
SPRINGFIELD. Juty IL 1sH,
Nsi. t;en. Hr,1bo, ,,rttcd T., go, .sa,s. J.,
-a..1. "a4" a."'D"e as.'s1 ~ op1.usas'o tais
Eotnlng, ehd IS the guest OF Cor. Ok1esby.
This afternoon Gov. OgIesbJ, Gen. Uurlbut
Gen. Uayntc ana Co1. Uariov nsfd ,cn,ho- yt.ts
"a f.nn t,n,,s. :. t-1H A11'ast sH''
IN the tbsna Of eiea;rg R ~a4t t1oan. was @ e andGas
nofn1 Th IAN ~ @ meiEonaGG - sioops now ~ thst
Wetne.dsY "a w., as 1h.y CHS oni:d On AZ
.o Eosn loe "osetnof sna den. lnt!eut- fhe ccea.
eioa We yefy peae;nt one. The boys Ere IN tho
pet nl nes!th ard snatit., aud seemed to tppscct-
ate me y1s1t Sefy much.
Ihe NOTE Of Paying 0Q the troop; progresses
very Satisfactorily. Tha 66th were p1id OF
Today. Efghi coLpsL o. Of the 31th regiment,
Veteran ftsetree, ar-ived at Camp Butler last
eTtnlre fot psvment and discharge.
Tte GoytInof h4s been informed, BY telegraph,
that the 5a!h II 1nois vet rsn re3incnt conststrc
ufthiIt}.tSo commissioned olitess a1 d sesen INN.
tftd A9d twenty Elk eullelst men: also thn 4ifb
Illinois lnfal;ry, cut Resting Of n1ucteen nff1csrs
and four hrrGr red a1t twelre men ware nns,sr.i
ont OF Mf1ica At Innisvi.1e IN vc.ts,dsv snd
or.iefed 10 renort Al T.mn nonmi.5 ~ Itno;' auo
col. pHkinger has blen commis:,nued r. ;,v
OclcsaY 81 milt1fY AGENT or tots Stste' ~ oo.r.
ale at Esehyf lie. and Ia ]eff tbis 1,nrnIre Yethta
rptt AoA n''
IN the Es-ramon corntv r,i-.,;, f,,.. ..,.
Attention the crsnd ,1,T r.3rsnsd hi,,. .o11k tas
mars arotnst fhs fn1so.fne n1rsfxs roh ~ saust LIZ
III. for i:Iceny: Henri 1anre HI, .ss,nf, ut sa,,
Hre1lv rAannoys N..h.r T..sas IN ".s-H.- r'A
, 1865-07-15

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune i
............ WAsu1Noror, July II p
The old penitent,ary on the artenal ground ,
the ecene Of the con.pfratoz trials, continues to
receive many yisf:s ftcm curious people. The
othsr parties are stl there, no order having bseu
1eeelred for their removal 10 the place Of ,he1,
long confinement. They all appeat more cheer.
ful than before their fates Wege known.
the bodies Of tho four csim.nsls now bnsisd 81
tae sc,Go!d. The survivors say Int ilttle ahont
The conspiracy and trial, md have disclosed noth.
1nE t1nre the sxec1sioo.
The rebel Gen. Harris tnd Prof Mccullough are
behiId the jais bars. They are quit. laxative,
and profess ,gnotuLce Of why they ara copd ncd'
hArfts eaye his present place of residence, which
ne calls the Stanton Rouse, I. a ID pretty
plsee Tor Iosn TO lsnd In after four years Of gto
SINCE lie close Of the vsr the business Of the
PateIt Once has been constantly on the tncfe1se
The patents granted have averaged over 1ity psr
The resignation nf Commissioner HOLLOWAY his
Eot yet taken ef1eet. his successor NOT having
been appointed.
Goysfnmen. 20 Andersonv:ll:., O., 70 pro :are
evidence In relation to taebsrharous treAtnen. Of
o1f soldiers WHO wero Imprisoned there that the
guilty parties rnsy be brought to puulahment.
Several parties chsrged With p1rtfcfolttuK IN the
atrocities are already the hands Of the authori-
tea.
Col. ]. 8. Fullerton, Of Mi. Gen. Howasd's
stsf, lefr for The Sonth to dav, on business CON
Dec.ed With tte Fteeamen's 8ure,u.. He iat.ads
whiting different points along the At1antc ocean,
fur the purpose Of indiealtug more specifically
to the Afslstsnt Commissioners the policy nl tho
Government and q ohtaiDtpg such lnformatlon
WI! tefd to guide and fae, tate the operations
The evidences for the defense IN tha Nary Harris
trial was continued 10 d4y. The court room WIS
densely crowded. Atan early honr large uuu-