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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
From Osr spesil Correspondent.
ALpAyY. Jan. 4, 1856.

AIBAsY Jan. 4, 1856.
Mr.. Gleason gave notice to-day OF bill 10
r.nesl .s Soldiers Voting law OF list sesson and TO
proyde different method FOR the exercise Of the fran
che by the electors in the military aud naval service
the country The conviction Is general her" that the
operaton OF the Law OF last session wss EischieYors IA
the extreme and that radically different system IL
rrouired The matter has very propeFy been taken up
At This early stage Of the sesson 80 tHHt tle Us anu
most careful consideration may be gwen 70 ~ aae .ho
evils growing out O! the hnsy action q! ias' ye1i 10
avoided.
A,usspMESr OF TEE BOUNTY LAW.
G-ca. complaints come Up Iroai every part OF inc
State under the act OF last year 1E tsoss
restriction great abuses are prrcrced ta"t oercnA
oca,iti,s, In their esrerness 60 escape son
stanty Outid each oher. and that INC Nsaes IgI 20
cruits are thus up To an nrr"hshan" anu IL 9os
point Moreover the price 70 ,ten xc ~ lowe Deel
ing BIZ popular vote and under tc usu Ken theory
that the TAX fills entirely Gpon prop ny o"i
with perfect rcck,essness Bs already lHtIoducod
in boil houses to this evil by fSi maximum
rate for pcuniies which il 81 al not H. lTi 70 eteseo
From the selipg on this SUBJECT, it sic to sny tnet
some law, having this eLc IA 'iew' VIZ SFeeuv "
passed
II is understood here that Mr. POI ier accep;s tse 70
sitou OF n.ge Of Appeals The Only resfe1 ie at tals
enn1ntnent /. that i wthdravs frn ~ scye taiies
OF tie profess who is Ve generally REGARDED as
/ the mott cuIsummafc advocate IN tie - lIe- go,
! Mr. R-anlreth ttis morning Introduced biN II.
do,siug spccial election on the sero 4 tuesday OK
lsS ,So r S5d. ST ,sf s a1euGnens
con;e mpated In the act OF L.; session IN reeeAce 10
the Cont 81 Appeals
| The argument in favor Of this amendmon' IS "en
known 10 H. gyers and not uni .miar - the esheI~
ppblo As il is row sultois Hi have TO go ten ara
before he present calendar bc c!carcI by erecting
tho viarv branch contemplated IL ~ tnnnght mat
four yeaf. viii suffice for this purpose and IN Incl
doLta! advantage. the number Of aNcioHs arpeas H.
terpoed merely fuT dclay viii BE- rrraiy dlMinsIcc
/ SEw-yo2K clIT MATHIS.
s,,,c- .irnleor introduced resolution tiiJ raOru.
ing providing FOR the cppoinHent of special COMMIT
4 hS - ,h,- senators to p-,rceed the CT! 81 New
Yor 10 javssfIrte tho Nv Sia ~ BE dr depart
ruerts of The CITY GoyrrbmeaL Ihe resolution Was
| ixd uuo,, the able
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ASSEMBLY.

The Auditors financial report, also the report
on anal expenditures. were prscnted.
BILLS NOTICED.
Relative TO destitute Roman Catholic children ID tho
10 amend the charter OF the City Fire Insurance
Company Of Sew-York.
To sltcr the map and plan Of New. York
To build public market In New fufk
For railroad in Avenue and other streets IN Sew'
York. c,..
To incorporate the Central Warehouse and Security
Company.
To amend the Soldiers voting lw.
Bills INTRODUCED.
By Mr. BRAypRErH-To perfect la' an"pdment 70
the Constitution providing for .he appointment OF n's
Commissioner Of Appeals.
BY Mr. GrEAsoS-fo provide f'r the payment OF the
Stale bounty to volunteers a,
By Mr.. BRAsDRrTH-Aataorilne DahAiss EsSo1s
tons 10 become National Banks. Adjourned
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C>s,rt of Appeals.

AIBANY. Wednesday, Jan. 9 lsco.
Day Calendar for Thursday. January 3, 1904
Nos. - 10, u, ~ 81. 2lt %. 2a.. d. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

Purser McMannus of the steamship Fulton
from Port ROYAL ha. our auss ngaiO for ssvieos rem
dered 10 Us. IH.
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FIRa Ir EAsr HoUsroN.sT.- The Stock an.

FIRB IN EAST HoUsTOS-sT.- The stock and
machinery OF the Dalton Knitting Machine Company.
on the fourth floor of No 100 East Houston st.. was
damaged By fire early yesterday morning TO the amount
Of fi,OCO Insured for $1,000 In tho Goodhue and
another company. The stook OF Messrs ". IL,
damaged by water $500; insured for u. 200 In tho
Peoples Company. The second floor was nsed for dry
inr tobacco by Cornish Co.; stock slightly damaged
Inv water The building Is owned by r. G. Fisher and
IA DAMAGED 70 the amount Of 600 Fny insured In tho
BroMdway Pacific and vthcr companies.
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From San Franchise.

DAN FKANCIsCO Tuesday, Jan. ), 100.
The L. s. steamer Saginaw has arrived here
with the seven iebol pirates OF Hogs party. who were
arreste on the steamer Salvador. of Panama, In No
yenbsr snd whose transmission across the lsthmus was
prevented BY the authorities OF Granada They are
coniin ID In Fort Aloatial. and will be tried here
The anniversary Of emancipation 10 being celebrated
hero by the coorcd people with great mprc'sveness
Arrived steamer Brother Jonathan. from ores'A and
Van Covers Island. with $4,000 IN gold. al but
A. 600 of which was nom Portland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-11
Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. r.
As <1 I'll EEz s. - gs5;:EE=z:;;:

ID 30 - $50 zz=.zzsS5Eis;#H zs5z:zz
.THROU UGH By RAIL FROM WASHING-
ron AND ALEXANDRIA, TO RICH
MOND AND LYNCHB URIC.
ON and after FRIDAY, September |, 1868,
~ the trains between Washington, A a.
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg, Will run
= 80 = TRAINS SOUTH
Leave Washington. 100 q. m ana ( 81; % op m M
9 Alexandria, 1856 a. m. and 9:0o P. m.
g Gordonsville, l2.30p. M and 40 m.
arriving at Richmond at 5 ?. m. and 6 90 a. M
F Hk2ehSsrgNs {: z Fl m. ana o. NJ
''S''' Richmond at 100 a. m: ard a. 7.l5
{" Gordonsville, 1890 p. m. and 1920 a. M
arrive at Alexandria 455 p. m. and $50 a. M
& Washingto 5 80 p. N. and 5:25 a, NJ
On Sundays leave Washington at 8.30p NJ
local freight train leaves Alexandria at a.
M. and arrives at Gordonsville at II. As a. m.
at Alexandria at s p. m Through freight
leaves Alexandria at o. M, and arrives at
Lvnchburg att 10 p. m Leaves Lynchburg at
3.2Oa M, and arrives at Alexandria at $40 p: m.
Passengers for Warrenton will take the a:
NJ train south from Wash,ngt66n nra ana the 90
Passengers by the 6.45 q; m. and 7l5 p m;
trains from Lynchburg, and the 7 q. m and
7l5 m. trains from Richmond connect with
trains at Washington for all parts Of the North
and West.
This route has the advantage over all others,
by having CONTINUOUS fall from We" iolh w
LynchbUrg- miles :,
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run,
Manassas, Bristoe CatletFs, Rappahannock,
Culpeper Orange and GordonsvilLoe, where
many of the late great battles were fought
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building. opposite the B. s. O. R. r. Depot in
Washington, also at the Depot, On Mary
avenue Washington.
Trains leave from the corner Of First and &
s'Aoe''' S'sl w, E. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
J. M. BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent:
Alexandria, Sept. l, 1865. sep l9-ll
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NEWS BY To-DA:Y's MAIL.

10. IS. Senator Jacob Collamer, Of Y ermo on
died at Woodstock, ION Wednesday evening e
President J ohnson's brother, w llllan, the
collector Of Velasco, Texas, was killed q lev =
DAYS since by the accidental discharge q = 9 9
gun. He was nine years the senior q lne
4 President. !,
Nevada, youngest Of the Union family Z, n lel
an election on the 7th inst. and elected -. y.
Ashley, Republican, to Congress
Important discoveries of gold have been
made in Minnesota
All the money stolen from the American !
Ezpress Company at Chicago, (forty thousan lt
dollars instead Of eighty Thousand, as his1
reported, has been recovered ana 'ne ioDool0
arrested.
4 riot occurred in Paterson, N. -, on
. Wednesday night between some rougns anu
several railroad hands and soldiers, growing
ont. Of the refusal Of the roughs to pay thelr
fare on the train from jersey City to paterson;
Bayonets, knives, pistols, stones, CUPS, anu
other weapons were used ;; and the cattle fageo
!. fercely for about ten minutes, when the row
dies were driven away, carrying With tnem
about dozen injured.
Governor Bradford, of Maryland, has offered
. reward Of five hundred dollars for the arrest
, Of the ineendiaries who destroyed the coored
Methodist Church at Milington, Kent county
Is negro Convention was held at Pough
skeepsie. N. Y, on the 9th. Aresolution ask
ing neg negro equality was unanimously adopted.
Il was also resolved, ''that there should be a
Concentration of colored men in the city OF
Washington, from the different sections, tobe
there during the session Of Congress, supper
ted 81 the people, whose duty it should be to
urge upon the members Of Congress the imporc-
lance Of having the status Of the colored Ameri
can 50 fixed in the land that his color shall not
he bar to his occupying any position or to
the enjoyment Of all the rights that appertain
to citizenship.
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Clothing, DC.
a RNOLD g FIELD,
r E NJ 0 Y a. L /.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
y CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
=TAILORS TRIMMINGS, AND
ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGG GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer-
y sinanf Tailoring business, at No 49, King ST., to
"a n,Neal l5Dwelly and removed TO No SO; we
norpose to offer for your insp ection good lneot
8 fhe above goods. Our long experience IN the
& ananufacture of Cloths and Casslmeres, gives
se1ls q GREAT advantage in selecting our stock,
#<wbich7We intend to sell at a small advance on
We shall offer great inducements to Tailorss,
ss#Ue intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
70 Won viii find in our Gents Furnishing De
1i,artn1ent 8 greet selection Of goods IN that Inc
ssslIaus9 an hand. Give us u call and you Will
= awer regret it, at No. SO, King strset, next
dnor-to Miller China Store.
sep Oft ARNOLD 9 fIELD:
rAsHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB
LISHMENT.
Messrs. O,Neil s. Dwelly having purchased
4l,a ;ntarost Of Messrs Arnold Il Field IN the
MERCH ANT. TAILORING BUSlN ESo
hove removed to the Store lately occupied oy
that firm,
S3, KING STR EFT,
Where may be found the best assortment q
CLOTHS, in this city, both OF FOREIGN ana
DOMESTIC manufacture. 80
Nh ONeil;s ability as cutter lustlnes them
=, assurinp their customers stylish and we'll
fitting garment: &c con+e,
They have also a fine assortment OF genus
FI1RNIsHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks
Tes Scarfs and Gloves Of all kinds.
Mn. Please call and examine our goods ana
;udn for yourselves at 50 King street, one door
1899 Parker,s Theatre. sep 26-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-11

1TAGE LINE TO. =MIDDLEBURG.- The
IS subscriber has established stage bn =
between ALEXANDsK1dA ~ Taesdavs
s Nh dars and Saturdays, at o'clock, a. m.
I Leave MGiddIeburg on Wednesdays Fridays,
and Sundays, at o'clock, a; M. "a arriving At
sAlexandria At s g. clock, J. M once at the
Marshal House. w u. " 80 - : laia IT. =
aug7- IF
lust RECEIVED,- "A fresh lot. ct ct BUT 8
TER, EGGS, LARD and Az AHHh 1E43, from
sLoudeun. county f j. y. ESH Eh WSoUD,
oc526~tf ii cor. Queen and St. Asaph sts.
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Professional.

nAr1n EuNsTEN GEORGE JOHNSTON
Attorney at Law Alexa., Va. Fairfax county, Va
NIJNSTENs s. JOHNSTON.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Offer their services for the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate in all parts of Virginia Office,
No. 63 Prince street, below Fairfax, Alex
andria, Virginia. oct l9-lm*-
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Groceries. DC.
GEORGE E. WHITE q CO.,
NT Liberty Hall,

NEORGE b. NkHIEE q 60,
VI Liberty Hall,
80 and g. CAMERON STREET
Invite attention to their very extensive and
choice stock of
embracing Teas, Cofees, Sugars, Spices, Hams
Bacon, Flour, Candles, Soap, Molasses, Butter
Cheese, Canned meats and Fruits, Jellies, Farms,
Corr Starch, and a great variety of articles
usually found in a gg F9G4eGFXE store
CONCENTRATED FERTILIZER
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand
We also ask attention to our unusually large and
fine stock of
LOU ORS,
Of every description, consists Of Whiskies, high
and low grades Brandies, Gin, California Wines,
Champagne, Port, Sherry, and other Wines,
Jamaica Spirit. Santa Cruz Rum, Cordials, Ale
"a Als o. CIGARS and TOBACCO in great va
rlety.
Goods delivered in all parts Of the city free Of
charge oct l6-tt
r NJ. eR1esBY'
NO. 1877, KING STREET,
Corner Of Columbus.
In addition to his fine stock Of TOBACCO. is
now receiving a large and well selected lot OF
GROCERIES,
WHIsKEYs,
and in fact everything usually kept IN first
class grocery store, and would be- pleased to
see his friends and the public generally, assuring
them that he Will exert himself to the utmost to
give general satisfaction. &C I'll
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DR.. tx. If LEWIS,
Offers his professional services to the citizens
of Alexandria aud vicinity.
rs Office hours, from ! to p. m. O1ice
corner Washington and Cameron Sta. jy St
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sYTNHO MAS sINCLAlR, a,>7nD
CARPENTER AND JOINER,

----I No %, SOutn w EvGGI oV1 CcV
near the Bank of the Old Dominion
r nrenared to execute with dispatch, ana Oh
the most reasonable terms, al work IN his line,
and satisfaction warranted.
He solicits work from the adjacent country ~
sany kind Of repairing oc lo-ll
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ICB.--ROBERT j. SMITH, ATTOR
IN NEY ATLAW and NOTARY PUBLIC
has opened his Office at Phenix Hall, where he
may be found from 8 a, M, to 6p. m daily:
aug loft
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HENDERSON BROS,
Ill Dealers ii
Groceries & Provisions

No. 226 KING street, corner Of -4yred,
Have constantly on hand, and daily receiving
large and we'll selected stock of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES & Pro VISIONS.
Of all kinds to which they invite the attenIloI
81 their friends ana the public in general
If
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N7OTTCE.- Freight to be transporter over the
y Orange s. Alexandrio R. R. WILL r on and
after Thursday 18th Of OCTOBER De reee ~ ca.
and loaded on the cars: at the '1rgIhll all.l ~
York Steamship Wharf, between cameron anu
Queen streets r,7,uA71
oct lit y. L. 111h
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weather cleared up little presently, and directly tn
streets were as crowded as ever.

weather cleared up little presently. and directly the
streets were as crowded as ever.
believe there's cheerful little row between the
British Consul at this port and the Lords of the Ad
miralty because the former like Mr.. Commissioner
Perdage insisted sporting his diplomatic coat when
be called on Admiral Dacres, who of course couldn't
recognize that proceeding it hadn't been authorized
by special instructions. So he sent Mr.. Hammond
away with flea in his ear and also arrested member
Of the British Legation for bringing letter to- and
wanting to present it himself instead of per turnkey
Let US hope that Dacres felt better afterward.
Yesterday was the peasantest day we have had yet
and would fain tell you Of visit paid to the flag
ship Magenta but have the breest space to do in
It's an immense two.decker ugly as you please bu
awully formidabe Fancy blooming fuschas and other
flowers on deck and between the cannon--35 breeoh
loading rifed 70pounders and II muzzle-oading SO.
FOUNDERS the latter srnoothbores. They seem crowd
ed together though The Magenta is ram, with a
tremendous PROV, sweeping forward and downward.
The cleanliness and order ON board do ones eyes
good.
There ere a great many Americans here, and they
remark tendency in the military and naval Brtons to
talk of the ete If it partook of an anti'Amercan
character. i don't think so myself Our people are
over sensitive.
must break off. You'll get this via England, as
confde it to friend who starts btaer this evening In
preference to the post which has closed for the night
You will hear OF me next either from Brest or Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
In Pursuit OF the Shsnandoah-Bariai of
the Drowned Of the Brother Jonathan
The Central Pacific Baiirond Com
pany-Purchasinga New Route-Con.
soiidation - Dissatisfaetion mt the
Change.
So FRAycIsco. Tnesday. Aug. %. 10.

SAN FRANCIsC0, Tuesday, Aug. ~, lco0
The funerals of the late James Nesbit OF The
Bniefia Capt De Wolf and others whose bodies were
recovered from the wreck Of the Brother Jonathan
took place in the different churches yesterday and were
attended with great soemnty.
The war steamer Saransc sailed from Asmlnalt'
British Columbia on the 23d inst. in pursuit OF the
Shenandoah. The Sawanee arrived at the same port
on the 9th and would follow the Saranac.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company have pur'
chased n controlling interest in the Valley Railroad
extending from Sacramento City TO Folsom, thereby
securing the central route between Sacramento aud
Washoe via Placeryile and retaining also possession
Of their original route TO Washoe via Dutch Fiat
This has been followed by the consolidation Of the two
stage companies, hitherto using both routes over the
mountains and their concentration tho Dutch Flat
route The movement greatly strengthens the Pacific
Railroad Company by destroying all opposition and
enabling 10 charge such rates for passage and freight
will make. when completed that portion OF the rail-
road pay handsomely.
The people of Washoe and along tie Placeryile
Route greatly disappointed at tho change As II az
focts their interests uBfayorably The opinion gains
ground shat under the present plan Of building the Pa
cihc Railroad It must become. when completed, very
expensive monopoly having the power TO charge such
rates for freight and passage "a may unnecessarily
tard the development OF the country trayersed News
papers urge that the Government furnishes means
FOR constructing the road 70 ought induce its army
engineers and soldiers TO take entire charge OF the
work. and complete II speedily on Government account,
thus retaining the power In the hands Of the Govern
ment to take the road whom completed and make il one
OF the cheapest roads In America which would result
and agricultural wealth during the present genera
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TENNE ssE T..
Taking the Oath-Railway Appointments
Capt. Kirk shoti in Prison by his Guards
--DepartmentRl Change.
NAsHyILLE. Wednesda,

NASHVILLE. wednesday Aug 30, ls63.
Gen. Steadman has issued an order not allow
ing Express Agents Postmascrs and carriers 10 deliver
letters 10 persons who have not taken the oath in his
Department.
Col Enos has been appointed Superintendeat Of the
Chattanooga Railroad by the Company. Major Thomas
Tennessee Railroad and H. Ii. Tolmaoge has been ap-
pointed Superintendent.
/ Capt Kirk the notorious guerrilla. who was 10 be
tried by court martial for the murder OF Gen MeCOok
in ls62 has been shot in prison by the guards.
Major-Gen John Ii. King has been appointed COM
mander of the Department OF Augusta, GA.
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FROM Fortress acknowledgements Of
steamers.

FORTRESS Monroe. Wednesday, Aug. 90, 1865.
The notwithstanding steamer Savannah,
from Texas came in this morning out OF coal. Her
cargo consists Of 800 bales Of cotton from Orleans
The steamer Lancer. from Morehead City, arrived
picked up outside OF the Capes leaking and ont Of coal
The new steamer City OF Richmond came IN ioln
Baltimore to-day. She viii be placed on the o'u nD0
between this place and Richmond.
Gems. Mann and Penny packer are here to-day
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TIE TENNESSEE "ACCIDENT.Y
The Bodies of the Negroes not yet he-
coyered-More Deaths-GOods stolen.

NASHVILLE, Wednesday. Aug. 80, 800
Passengers by to-night's train from Rlchland
Greek the scene OF the late disaster report two cars
still undor water filed with dead negroes.
The wreck is being rapidly removed =,
Anowfnl stencil Is arising from the bodies.
Three 4 the wounded died yesterday at PuiasN oe''
etal have died at Huntsville.
Nearly all the goods saved have been stoen'
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FROM DENVER CITY.
Return of nm Exploring Party-Import.
ant Discoveries-Thes Salt Like Wagon
DENVER. Wednesday. Aug. 30.

DENVER, Wednesday, Aug 90 1865.
An exploring party, consisting of Prof Den
ton. geoogst OF Boston Major whitley and others,
returned to-day from an expedition through Western
Colorado between the Rocky Mountains and Utah.
They report that they have made important discoveries
OF coal petroleum and sale on the proposed route Of
the Pacific Railroad. They also bring dispatches from
Gen Hughess Corps constructing the new wagon road
to Salt Lake which will shorten the distance fully 2OJ
miles
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A Card.

NORFOLK, Aug. 81, 1865.
have never been arrested and have re-
ceived nothing Of Col Binney, as stated. VIII e1
plain when called on.
Major PUIsIFER, Paymaster U. $. A.
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FOLKS ASHORE.

Naturally, wanted to go ashore as soon.s possible.
and did 80 with some q ny companion. What a
crowd what swarms Of people English French and
American Soldiers, sailors. officers military and
naval yachtsmeH cockneys 1oaygeoi Bass, Noraaadis
women with brown wrinked cheerful old faces and
the queer tall caps which we aIe all familiaiwlh from
pictures and engravings, scarlet hoods redpetcoas,
green petcoas, striped petticolts, shortpettcoats,
big red umbrellas Carried purely ornaients for il
didn't rain funny old peasants ia blouses nd awfully
large sab6s darkeyed. conely, viyaciousgirls dn a
decided minority looking quizzcav ut te astound-
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Arrest of Con federafe Officers

NrMPHIs wednesday, AUg' JU IoO1'
Brig. Gen. Marcus j. Wright ana COZ. Loohy,
late Of the Confederate Army were arrested ouhy D
The II s Marshal TO answer an indictment for treason.
in the District Court, found IN isos. oc>o-.
Recaipts Of Cotton small mluunne "Vo'V'
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a-.;x.Iof the Dacotah.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday Aug. 81, 1865.
Tho United States sloop.of-war Dacotah ar
ived Al the Navy Yard this morning from Cayenne via
S. Thomas The Dacotah left Boston for The Pacific
Squadron, but at CAYENNE her engines became COM
oleteIy disabled, rendering her return necessary.
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Az TO the banquet at the Hotel Dc Vile. ne was not
invited thereto can say but little of 1t. lunatic
friend proposed an excursion on steamer round tho
fleets and accomplished it, returning wet through 10
his spinal marrow. some hours aferward. L played
billiards and dominoes drank brandy ana smoked eaPo'
cal the first excellent tho latter execribc owing to
its being Government monopoly. And finally prom
enaded-in my under rubber bedgown The cafes were
crowded. folks were out defying the rain, Snowman
sbrieked and shouted, Ethiopian minstrelS' went
,lrough their melancholy performances and In the
place Dwete were booths shows and targets at which
you might shoot with mechanical erosSpo| ..
wooden efgy Of the Devil 1t was mt exciting. But the