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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

a tHRiST5HAs PRESENTS.
Gold Medal Piano Fortas.
The undersigned Company having received the
highest premium at the LAST fair at the Maryland
Institute respectfully offer their large assortment Of
elegant PIANOS at the lowest cash prices.
Every instrument warranted for Ave years. Old
Pianos taken In exchange. Repairings and tuning
rompty attended to.
GAfHLHa PIANO MANUFACTURERS COMPANY.
d2l-h corner Eutsw and Fsystte streets
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ADREON & Co. AuctiOneers.
VALUABLE VACANT CITY PROPERTY


a AlUABLE VACANT CITY PROPERTY
~, x,,.,- on
tORI AVENUE, HENRY, CLEMENT. JACK
son AND WEBSTER STREETS,
AT A UCTYON
BY virtue of ordinances of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore the undersigned Commission
s5s Of Finance of said city will sell, at o'clock at
ing VACANT PROPER ", to wit:
~ Lots OF Ground on north side of Fort avenue.
10 =, ~ south side of Henry street.
II north side of Henry street.
:, - north side ofClement street
" west side of Webster street.
east side OF River street.
west side of River street.
west side of Jackson street.
w. = east side of Jackson street.
The most of the above lots are laid off fronting
upon each street SO feet, and vary in depth 1854 to Il
feet and located upon the south side of the BASIN
upon what is known as the Fish House property, and
possess, from their location. many advantages for
manufacturing purposes. Plats can be procured by
apphcation to the Finance Commissioners, or to
SAMUEL MACUBBIN, Comptroller of the City.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JN0. LEE CHAPMAN,
EVAN t. ELLICOTT,
JNO. r. cox,
Commissioners of Finance,
ADRE0N & CO.,
myl2-eo&ds Aurtioneers
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CLOTHING.

Know Haze SUCCEEDED.
Ely TEE BAED OF MARBLE HALL.
There is doctor in our town,
man of practice and renOwn;
He makes handsome income clear
And lays up money every year.
Now, when he started out in youth.
lie had bat little cash in truth;
But still he'd try his best to do,
And make a name and money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard.
And very quickly passed the board;
He opened office. hung out sign,
But many patients could not find.
Each day he sat. with saddened face.
For poverty came on apace;
At last friend gave him advice
Which changed his fortune in trice.
Now patients fOckei from far and near,
And kept him busy all the year;
Men and women, all declare,
NJ doctor can with him compare.
The secret of his great success,
I'll tell you if you cannot guess;
The same advice will help you all,
lie got suit from MARBLE HALL
We are now opening SPRING GOODS. which we
offer at the lowest prices at
SMITH BROS Il CO.,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
mhl0-tf 50 & 40 West BALTIC at.
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CO-PARTNERSHIPs.

FEvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
II formed Copartnership for the transaction of
the wholesale Grocery and Commission Business
under the style of j. ii: LUDWIG & co.
j. Ii. LUDWIG,
Formerly of Ludwig & McSherry)
May Il, 1866. WIN. LUDWIG, myl2,3t&
vBNHE UNDERSIGNED have this dav formed
= a COMPREHENSIVE under the name and firm
OF b. j. SNOW i CO., for the purpose of conducting
General Flour and Commission Business and have
taken warehouse No. 10 Spears " hart
EDWARD j. SNOW,
CHARLES II. SNOW
JAMES T. PEARSON.
Baltimore, May /, 1866. my9.2w
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MOORE y. FALLS, President.
<snsz F02 PETE; IsSg5UssG AND
>S5ttH>vArh- EE5'Ea iEGsEHk.


Baltimore Stc&,:l Packet Company.
r. G. GHIo, General Agent 5. Il X. r. l.,
HUeH 0'COTEOR, Passenger Agent. ial2-i
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Passengers going to NeMbern, N. c., will fad tbs
route via Weldon and GOdsboro to be The 2lnoSt CT
peaSti0;s and economical.
Passengers ase notified that this is the only Steam
boat Line by which Through Tickets arc sold an
Baggage Checked over tho SeGb02rd and Roanoke
Railroad and 6y which PASSENGERS make connections
going South.
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Passengers taking the 8 4. II. Train from New
York els A. NJ. o. II - q: N. Train from Phiadei-
phia, and 2.}0 p. II. Train from Washington city
win connect with this Line. Passengers and their
Baggage transported free between Railroad Depots
, 1866-06-01

~. ss sSs sssPo' s:s:'sa!
th., ihe end Sas nisl, he l.t. not apptehend mt
death vs.. then tana,us hx ttc bel .ide, ready At
81 mnm. n, 10 give the ,atal b.sx. D7nua Monday
il would pass of IN the ordinary manner, and that
10 Immediately unfavornhle Fesulr would come ofit.
!h,:. however. u1d not prove 70 oe The case. From
e1 hut few "ords. Even thla fact did not create
any alarm among the oGcer- OF the po.,. The Gepe
Eat tad experienced 20 Ioany attacks o lilnes+ d4
expected A ) o'clock this morning hs W known
TO be very i'll but athoush he died at 1Io3 o'clock
dealh Ms very near: IL iii. IN: the chaplain of
.hs pot. she Rev ). 4. Fseuen, was sent tos. and
sEnms dIstels hurried to The bedside Of II: dy:ps
but <i:nifed, by look and mntsor. tha' he Was con-
Ee.ons tha he was sooh 10 Gle. Taa chap !aia look
It sses s0 er I'D sssf B. BIN h, 4eis
Sese eGasss*a sbsi The Syas ssten u.
a'e eoder chria and as usao Rer f e'F Freus ss
then solemnized the last sacranenfal offices, and
shi!e be W. e{5s utssEa1ee to p,5sF 1s sp.t
General q ". Culiunn, Superintendent OF the
lie ;sts Generas SOY essnt Tbs necess
dea'h Of Gens.al Scott wa7 at once communicated
70 the garrison ot re.niars t1asionca here and
lie lie place w sas su.peuded and the nass were re
lowered 10 halt etatf tiencsal culum At once seie
erarhed 10 Secretary stanton and General Grant,
AZ Washington, fos INSTRUCTIONS. aud ,n ,he even
Inc received telegram from each Of those oseere
,toh CT whom expressed tnctT The loss ol
80 cstat nsn. Gen. Gssnt si.nsarA h!- intention
10 he preteu: at the funezsl. and Mr.. Staufou
ancstrd to he inform. t n 10 tue arrangements ia
| be made TOR the ohseon,as 4 cnard Of honor wa
rlueeo tn charge Of The remains, aud was on duty
dnt1n. the afternoon aull u.ht stis consisted oI
,hc ntceE~ of she hghe@ fams At the garrison. At
raugemcuts were r.adc for hoiosnc the funeral il
le clap= Of lit post at one O'clock on the alter
rnan of Friday.
, 1866-06-01
CENTRAL AND SOUTH ANEIt-
ICAN NEWS.

1acyofntsou Expected at Pnu1mn-Tl1r
spanish nrfr:sI ut cal1aD-TFadc NlI
the I'ariilc <'Ha~t-t'llc <,ctitrai anlcri-
can Requisites 5arclsstc ~ .1.sts. Eniil
and PERU
NEW YORK Nav 31.-Ttc stcaa:.h .hs2 Costa Rica
arrived Eel" This r.otrinc 1l: taI;turn,a t!s.cs.
The Cosf1 kca brings 2essss4. $50 IN soia .A:nouy
her pa-seaets- i- Hnn. T. II, N.lsnn. late United
States Minister % ..hlf. .-
slrce t.sc a:i1sS Of ,c last e-eaael It,sn III.
ben kept iE sts1e Of e.clscE,,s v sssr repns, o,
:: rcvoit Inn 'cinz simply exnee;cd TIC i,s,-scas
faEcc OF un!y v -olcic1s II Is in hnarl dr,1l If
helm. iurned or: ol ro:sc1, and It only Keep H.
sst IN onss ns ne '1as. .'r,n:cnt rnsa:aIes Grea.
Panama shal 1'r.<itcnt Nosque:a 1d Iol yisI' The
Is,sr.= ;snd Tor 1'7srlf the etit= M admin.
1st:-uoE seqnlrinE s.ardsn!s army 10 support IT.
The coast steamer irou the eortA lsr:nrs conhr-
marion @! the Getcat Of the Spinl.'ds al Csllso-
The Spaniarn= received rnosi signal defeat, aad
hare left Ill terrible diss7ace It l. eai1. for Moac
vtdeo.
Nunez- the Spaht@h con1MandrF, a1dr r.4scd COM
uaunicatoa Ia c Hi ,sh Con n! full OF the usu
hs,nbas', IN "hch he states shsr having cca-tisel
esc. ready a5y lime to reisin In tns sea, tts "
Peru arair rrt,a Ing fnsnlrns. II maT be nad4d
that hi. despatch deee MT cort71n ono solitary
Traac on :.c coat Is 31ehten1n: up agasn .nt
will be oil rl2a. in : co;&!c Of months.
.css Tits e. sss u -. cr,s o ae eea h
and PtIu~ at harr s!en salvador End CastA Ric.
acd very ecns!bly. too, fos It Eonl1 be Of no u.s.
tier Dakln. b declaration ot var when theS at,
! no ccudi'ion to fight.
SEw iunK, Mar 31.-A Panar1a paper fnrni-he
detailed sce.Acl Of u.- busnssasdn.cas OF Sa.!so
1t appeart that aftcr the failure oE Snncz to 1nas
snF ee1ous impression upor 1h- i0rts, he a;zrc,r;
Ills afr upn1 thc c'.y OF t'aao. but The ra1uabt
articles had l,esn removed before The engagement
and, s1:houEh shsee Thousand aaess aud eA=!.a veg
fhzowu into thc ct'F, the injury inflicted w1
ula!nc. attes Tue hoEa'.srin,cnt Admiral NINE
addressed s1ueu1sr letter to The E-ia:h Charg
<1tAfnirs. IN which h. says:
H1ying ehsEtised Peru for The unjust p:avoe1
tion rium liz her :ost:nr:rnt. hs The bomb ard
tuent Of CaIlaa aud the II ack Il fur.iaca.ion.
oi Aho:e many ana heayY .nus onls tarrc wc:c II
plying 10 1hc Arc Of this snuadrau. waea 1t retire
TO t's apchnEugr, the undersigned has me honor .
announce .ka' 1ro1n this dale the hocsadc Of '.a
iso ts rsi-sd- and the *4usczs,n rescs The atcss
Prru. at The Fame time a.snriu. him thst If II
<iosesnlnsa' - .. pc.u shonld mo'e.t OF permit /.
Peru, tie naval 9ofsz Of 1les ta.hoi:c Majesty vi
xeE:n o there watc7s to Tcsrnre the same
The 1ee+ hat tailed IRON before Callao mad bus
sucs8 N7. being resumed.
, 1866-06-01

Grand Lodge of decentralization Of
0flactr~-Pcrspnag-1
[Spectu! DcsDatcb TO the Ch1c40o Trihunp1

Grand Lodge Of Decentralization Of
NfIic.r~-Personal-1f
lSpecta! Despatch TO the Chlcsgo Ttlbune.1
lSD1AsAroL1s, May II.
TIT Grand Lodge Of 3!asons elected the follow
In: oalccss fer the ensuing gear: Most Worship
lul Grand Master, Harvey G. HazclrIgg, Of Lcbau-
Oh: Deputy Grand Master. Wna. ai,l'ayd, Jr., OF
&t1,cr-rilfe; Grand Senior Warden, u. H. Rice, Of
riyueuth; Grant Jaaior Narler. I*A. Smith. Of
1esre I1au:.:; t;ranl scr1csary, William Hacker, or
>helnssilie: Grand Treasurer, Charles Fisher, Of
Indianapolis.
The following officers were appointed for ,hr en-
1ns Prairie: Grand Lecturer. D. X. Hays, Of AIT.
c1; Grand Marshal, r. u. Wen, Of New Albany:
t;.and Senior DE- :ena, ". Clarke. Of lndlauapo-
Ii; Gtand Junior Dsacou, Isaiah Haas, Of Evans
The officers we're duly installed tlls: afternoon pY
Past Grand Mastr Sol. u. Da5ies$. ot Fort
Over a5a lodge. Nh sS9s represented in tue grand
body. which Will conclude It's fofty-uiu,h annual
cpnvocat'on tomorrow n10rn1ng.
Next year, being tue fiflfeth anntycEsarF Of the
organization OF the tisand Lol-c Of Indiaua. i'm
po-nr csseu,outrs viii ne cerbrAtcd in connection
Col. 3 v. Thompson Of cezse llarse Is rzpec.cd
10 dclisrr an address on that peca"ton.
There stlll Survives 1ne Of tho orleIua founders
OF the Grand Lodge At Madi:on> tn the stsF ISL. In
II aissv. lie vii! stso sse psrae1t At that time
The ykrl0us reports of the grand 0lices@ show the
orGcr to &e lu highly oNr7-hfng co11ltton. hotl,
in point Of luu.bers aud fuances. The member
ship throughout the Stale IL Over seventeen thon
sand, over fourteen per cent OF which were !: the
ae+tye service Of The Goyetnmcpt a. officers sol
LirEs during the late WIT
Major tfeurral jean G;nson = IN the city.
conL ecfed With be neV:p.per pre>s o. This city,
cred this morning afer lon;; and painful ulncss.
, 1866-06-01
THE CAMPAu ESTATE.
Evif@ Of a large NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dyee VS.. JnrndYce fksItyra-Nho
Shall ba EEeSrAa

Evii& Of a Lor.e JnI,cr1tnncr-5urn~
dyee VS.. JnrudYce Who
Shall b= EKe'r~9
tFrom tho Detroit Post. May 3Jth.l
The celebrated case OF Jarndyve II. Jarn.
ayce seems likely to be eclipsed By that nf
the campau estate. The estate has bccu
through all the courts from tue Probate to
the United States Supreme. and tho courts
hid fair to return the compliment by going
through the estate before the matter is cad.
ed Il there Is anything lett upoa the final
settlement alter the lawyers fees are paid,
suerccding generations will probably have
the spending Of it.. It il probably
liun and Il halt to two million dollars. Emily
Ca1npat1. one Of the heirs thereof, was mar
ricd 10 Geo. II. Lewis. Before her death Sue
conveyed by deed to her husband her interest
in the rell estate falling to her share. There
are, beside, eight hcirs. who unite in contest
stems to be to prevent Lewis enjoyiug any
portion Of the Inheritance Of his wife, even
should the whole estate be spent in the opera.
tion. The fera conveying the reai cs ate to
Lewis has been contested through all tue
courts and pronounced va1id. Notwith.
standing this, Commissioners appointed
by the Court hare reported a par'
heirs, leaving out Lewis altogether. This
report, of course, amounts to nothing uu
der the decision Of the courts, and anothe.
partition Will have to be made, which Lewis
now asks for in the Wayne Circuit Court
There arc four cases growing out Of this liti
cation already on the docket Of this Court
and several others in course Of prepal atfor
for hearing. These will probably run the
gauntlet Of all the cnurts, aud telescope o.
tlle highest magniiyins power would fall II
show any signs OF the end Of the matter
Judge Witherel1 stated that he should con
sent to ITO partition among the heirs so Ion.
rs the litigation between the Campans ant
up By the former to keep Lewis from th'
rights which the courts have awarded hin,
tie only hope Of an end is that they may tlnt
it unprpfitahle business and subside.
, 1866-06-01

Thr cstro ronz,s,ed q; aboo, $50 tons Of srcfrhs
mosa o. Mn,eh We eonssnea 10 tote t e"h az u5
sapIaan an5 t, nota & G;s1ss 80 eeap5 out @0s As'
epE!nes4 aro po.a 9u9ts MS .,,,, :. .,,-,,a
,he. ,ss ti tne esos,on @ con,is415 ~
1ss,c+ szS sn.t tte hoaf VA nnin. - aderx s
ene. my rn sna' harIrs sfey III hnInno stesmrr
iooeeo a. eomme'se, toe o. ,t aaaeH .iom hnss;
GaH hs,o eaa .noS rs - ,arT
sie mt re- Or te=s scaosas soms iasaas' n7'la H.
0.ga hn s!eam a .ont ooo ,,sso,s,. =, ,,,.r5 tn.
ness WEE anont ~ pas.enGss On o.,o 1oo 'a
M Neaaaei NJ M ise tAhs ~ ts ss,.eS u
an una2e 9 ges ns OF me lo.t aoa ssssa S, a.:
iatrsr piih brnlen @ iee Two eneincc,F ar fsysd.
1ssseo .nat m e. q s5e pa1.s u. e1:.;p., -,
ma,. =, ihc i.h,e th.t the hni.eTs wonId moi nold
anf r. Mc1nnn,e ana /, r. ssn aI,e.,es Inst nss.
sster s'' y" ~ 'Ae's"" WAL r 3A~
All tho snr,5vo,, urre hron,ht m IN the 81,
.,a,.i., ~ Nv eu1'''n'' "e1e o1'"so' "p VI 'Ns ~
,:na ,.at,, r.+ ~ ~, rrr,c,re
ond fo!s .9o"'as partial 's' ~ s"'
, 1866-06-01

Meeting nf an Impartial Suffrage
League Resolutions Adopted =
.SrrrtlsrA Of Eon.rcakTs,an f1c11cc, CT
Kentucky, Col. Stokes, uF Tennrs.er,
and etflcEH.
lsusros- M.y 31.-The Impartial Sugfsgc league
held meeting III Fan: MI Hall NJ pooa nj which
Gov. DullocS pre- :lded. The .neeliu, ii,ouct mt
lar1c WIS Gclflu>sastIc. 4 series or resolutions
.vt1e pre*s MED: which decla.::
fifht- inai ihe same epz,i which caused The Fc-
btUtpl euil ffcAteps to postpone, and IL ra.r 1u.
eut peace.
and taMty 1cma9as the earnest co-oae:at.ou Of Mc
TnirJ Tha1Es to Congress for ,ts coa,,ce. firm,
pss. und fidelity in resisting lne adml3tion oi
Fourth. The frue doctrine Of reeon:troc.,ous II,
that cc{cntcd rcoc}s have no civil OF political Irhe
which loyal ntn ETC beucd to Fcffcct, and sh1t al
lo3al men, without sresfd t9 race er e9io. are en-
which ceriVes i'R Just powers from the con:eo' o
Fif.h. Tnc restoration Of pol,sic,l power to th.
nnthors 0: the rebellion would he III acs Of uupAz
Si1sb. Tbs cxercise by Congress OF The power I.
e1cluut .he whole people Of ths rrbci statc* iron
representaton Involves the power to e1clnde
seventh. The 1lch1 of Congress to prescribe th
qualifications g! vo:c7s fur tho election OF fretlden
tlec PEe-tdent, and Aeahcts Of t:oasiest. e:seo
flAl 10 toe harmonious WORKING: OF cur Republican
s,eten1 and 10 the very c1'ssoc ot oar Rcpubl'cs'
Ei.hsi,. SECTIONAL animoss,,es had their ot.gtl
IN denying equal civil arn political rights to ii
Htntn. 4 eai upon Congress 10 carry out th
pr;nctpses OF tne torrgo1ng resoluftont !. Insdc-
Tcr,fssse, and Ex-Governor Bou wr mad
fpeecht n ruppo1t Of The doctrines Of tnc sc*olu
fioas, compitmenting Congress, and severely ].
nounnns PIes1dcnt johnson.
, 1866-06-01

HuAfness Suapcndcd-ChoIcra Hcport-
s,r.lcr tn suppress all Fcnlnn Mafc-
mentH-Honors tp the Memory Of Gem
eraf >cott- Editorial Change. DC.
new YoEK. May 3l.-Thc Produce Exchange will
be r,osed torun1r1w. nls the Custom House. ~1ock
Exchange. &c. Ftry little hus1ncs. will be done.
Eleven reM esee. Of cnuitra x1c reported on he
steamer Union aud Thirty on the tteata.1 Pc
ruxtsn, at tho lower Quarantine. The nrnber OF
sick received On fhr hospital sh,p. May a. from the
Union VA forty i've aud from The peruvlsa thirty
ptpa OF whom louF.ccn dteu.
Mar. hsl Mur.as. It i .t1tcd, has received ordcss
10 kupprcss al! Fl MAN movements.
4 Eommti,ee OF the Common Council hayr pas
eli resolutions rrqncsttnE the Suspension OF busi-
ness in the clty today, tn honor Of thu mta ,ry or
the latc Gen. scott The mayor snd other Ct , off,
Gals will proeeed 10 west Point to morrow morn
1ne. to take part n The funeral ceremonies.
The sinking e1tpnfichte had plc-nic a. Jon:.'
Wood, today. si1 thousand persons were present,
| and tpcechcs were made sustaining the strike.
NEW SoRS, May 3l.-Gnitcd S,atea Msr:htl
| Murray hne seized On The STEAMER Gcrrra1 $cdc
| ufck. f,om t;a1se-ton, a0D rounds ofamtnanittau
and 50 rcyolvcE~ consumed 10 the A1jutau Gener
| Of .hc Fcusbu Rrusne.hccd- Feon CORES spoudenet
which fell into Ec M1r-hai's hands, 1t up,cars taa
| tho pEupcry va, storu from the Fpslv1ai camps t
| Texas.
thr rtesrnes Atlantic, for Europe> takes Oh
$55,MN in tScas:r. today. 1t L. estimated that tn
Total aE1ocnt: for the week all 'ueh F3~5eo ,o0
| NIw foEK, May 31.->ldncy Il. Gay, ior SON
| Eass psst managing cdlto. OF the Itr5,as Of hi
CITY, has esi,ped his position. 10 take effect O.
Aonos. next. lie Is 10 BE- eucceeded bJ III
, 1866-06-01

Prompt Action in Regard to the Cairo
g.. ST.. L0ntn lsatiroad-rfosoects Of
fts Early Completion n--IlccoVcrE Of
Stulcn JcsGcllfy.
CA1ao. Mny Sl.-The Cairo Il st. Lou,t Railroad
co,upsnJ. having 1nadca caysful survey Of The en-
fire route Of their line from East st. Loa1 to Cairo.
met IN this CITY and tran. .aced much lIupn1,aut
business. The Prcsiocns and Board Of Directors
consist Of the following gentlemen: Col. =. Staats
Tatior, ". T. halliday, j. L. Aaynfe, q. +: s.
U'Mrlseny, Niillam Il. Lccau- William bradley,
Rufcgt n. Roscaoro. Anthony Steel, aud $. iyu-
dale The Board orF7nszcd hy tho el:cEon
ef Colonel $. =. TAILOR, President. and Il. 4. $:
OMtheby, Secretary pro ten. The line Of ralro1d
cato. ~ way Of Athens, Sparta aud eamase!!' )
li.ll. IN jackson County, thence down the Bls
3lnudy. by way Of Thehc,. 10 Cairo. Agent. 10
procure the night 0! way wcre appointed. and also
10 apply to The different comfy courts through
Which tue road passes 10 order elections authorizing
these counties 10 subscribe s1Gl04o STOCK 10 build
the road-4aid subscriptions 10 be expended II
each county subscribing the samc. a committee
was appointed 10 prepare address to .hr public
10 ret forth the advantages OF the road and 1he i'm
portance Of lts early completion.
All but short nnc th0usand tnIiars' worth OF tn.
goods stolen from the jexelry establishment o
Huntingdon { Dunbar have heen recovered. 1nej
were found rolled np IN au army blanket and re
crcfed tn an opening made tor q Eas pipe, only
shnrf distance from the AtGte.
, 1866-06-01

Il sucec.sfs1 Rebel AfIulr-Unfairnes
to Yankee Colsapctitors.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, NHy 3i.-A!e fonfn.-
TcEi took place here 1o-day. Anon. ,he cc:saEi-
tics were tho late confederate Generals q. Z. asa.-
lism ,Esrso t;orca iltia1ns und e}u1riet, who de-
!:sered the orsf,on: Gustaxn= Williams. styled
formerly The E=.!c Hatcr. Of Tenncs cc,hyas an at
icudant. Upwaids Of lnUo2 persona attended The
tournament. The exercises took place on lhe fals
Grounds, a circuIsr arphitheat.c capable
Of seating o;eoo people. The tournament wa:
Elycn for the benefit Of Windows and orphans O.!
Confederate dead, The total reee1pts were over
$@0.tG,. se,ent'vn knights entered for the priz
offered. The fr:t prize toF tisino At stacs vas
awarded ". 4, E!l!o't. who lsersouasssl ts csa.-
waE shown. 4 RIDE. .,amtd Hood, i Yankee, who
t!cd win sne winner. Elliot. but on attempting
.l.e final run he was srseted with dsFs=ive
cheers from The a-semb}ace. Which 70
dasconcsIted !ae sitet that he iallea to WIN thc
prize. The whole ata'r may he considered at a
ful rebel aud only shows The
ln'er end ma!fepani feeling rnfc1talned hg the
,esidue Of the reconstructed South towards thu
North. In Justice to the byttct c,ass nt pcoplt
present. Il is only fsir to say that the cnnducs Of
isw vaa regretted by ,oe majority; q well q b,
the 1nana:ers Of tho altait. grand bail Viii con
ciuCc tho days entertainment.
, 1866-06-01

l.nrGc Concentration Of Hen md Arss1~
ca t14t. From,ter-Sctzt1rc Of Feninn
war II nteriai ut 81 AlbaMA-Ti1c tn.
madam Authorities on the Alrrt-yu1.
untecrtu. actively PFo=rea~luE,
RrsfAro, Nuy n 1t II rnmored that the Fcal
ans intend making raid to night on ffcr M1e-ty'a
conl,tione from :his quarter. Can't IND on. any
4 tISctSSA41. sIay 31-1t Is stated sha, fully one
lhoutana Frnfans hase quietly lett The city within
inyasionary 1nuvc.ncafs. The Adams Express Com
iy heavy. boxes marked marble" Tnc Ra.eri*
Especial DcFr3tches 10 The n. Y. He.ali.l
TORONTO, c. ", May s1.-The pluy Telegraph
,nsinc thut 1000 stand Of arms we're seIzed IT 81,
Aibaus Yesterday. concealed In bog marked ma
chinerr. When seized they were TUNED oyrr to
.a,Ion t % tnnt.d sSs hcr: Ia, nfeht H was sftat ~ ~
The telegraph says that tho Great Western COM
pany, which had received notice 10 be really TO
move troops. have teleeEaphed to the Gsa1t Trunk
Company 10 allow them the nc Of their rolling
col Durir stta morning received Orders from,
Ottawa 10 rosiEy al troops IN Ii1'S district TO II
qais!d. feaSy 10 Hs0's a' '@ss ''' as''s ss'' 's
The city durln. the mo!ninI; has been rather CT
/ cited. Canadians now admit that Sweeney Il des
ptrately In earnest and xt11 a'lemps an inraston
| The Guyc1 nmcnt Is loudly ccusurct for withdraw
Ing troops fcn the froMt!er. and lrariu. the h3r
! der ,oMis at tho mercy oi the Fcu1ans.
Dos1oS. MaY 3l-Two hundred ahcboate;
Young men lett Fltchburc depot hy the I::el tTAIr
fhis afternoon. They Srru qn}ct: We'll belayed
| and nuarrcs3. Nothing coulu be learned If tht
destination. but report tays neF were frn1ans,
had tickets for OgdcuehuEgh.
1onosTo. Mly I1.-1he excitement l.. fncrca
ing, and volunteering has again commenced sr,tl
eEe..y. The ncWE OF The determination or the Cor
crnment to call ont the volunteers caused gsca
frio1cfnu. There Is no alarm. aud bu!lness /
going on o. usual The entire press unite IN til
helItl that The Eow IL about to he struck.
Rumor easf the Fenans are collecting on Ii
line Ut thu St 11Wrenca. The Calumet WA cal1et
1o:c,llTr, and Ministers arr hurry1ns 10 Ottawa.
The Eeta;ag IdeJrnph has reliable specials Iron
Hamilton, saylu" th1t at eleven o'clock iht. mora
ing the troops were called out BY buc!c, ard ampl
preparations naye hecn made By the t;reat Wea,cy
Eatlwsy l'otnpauy for any emetgenrY- 1t alsn ha
| J. despatch from bufaau+ dated tn p. H., sayin
fhe Fenians are constantly receiving: additions i
| tacas rnNa',cf:. They ate vsfy secretsve. and vii
disu1ee nothing except Inst they arn going 10 C.,l
foInsa. 1t II believed rhat Sweeney l!as sent III
armed men inio the Province 10 ti+c a, night an
seize lhe arms III thu Government buildings On n
frontier,
Reports tl:at Grcas Western trains ara ~toppe
| or interrupted in con equence Of Feuian NOV
! ments aEe incorrect. They coet.uuc to ruu nrccts
ly as usual. There IL VERY little excitement TT
military AUTHORITIES arr On tue aicrl, and a!l meet
| fni nf. c7uiion> are tasen.
NEW uAvES, May 81 One company at Fenian
| 1GO 5troug, ;.ft here this evening. bound north.
, 1866-06-01

state Convcntlon-Prop0H E1tess*tun
Of 1l,r Rights of Frcrdmen, Etc.
New 1oEK, May II The North Earu1ina State
Convcntion continued its proceedings yesterday.
II trence 10 the rerea or certain ness concerning
rights Of rfrscn. Of color. The report recon-
1aends the unrestricted admission at negro tctt
rlopy IN courts In tasea vhctc nrEfncs parties
:ul.s, tirr tFec migration. thrfF nigh: to bear
arms and the n,asins Of the Ian to punish negroes
ri:h acath Tor an astcNrt at 1apc on White woaien
..tv.t; axle al Il to Mh3,e men.