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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-23
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, April 20-NOOn.-River sta
tionary. Weather clear. Thermometer 75o.
The additional arrivals since Saturday
evening include the Bermuda, Nashville
to Louisville; VIM. White, Bowling Green
to Evansville; Tigress No. 2, Lady Frank
lin, st. Louis to Cincinnati; Charmer,
Cairo to Evansville; Minneola, Memphis
to Cincinnati; Tempest, Louvisille to
Nashville; J.. T. McCembs, Louisville to
Henderson, Liberty No 2, Memphis to
Louisville; Morning Star, Louisville to
Memphis.
The VIM. White had a fine cargo of to-
bacco out of Green River She returns to
that stream this evening 1.-THE Ber-
muda was loaded 30 the guards. She had
5000 boxes OF Government freight and
much private freight, She had also a
barge containing 100 tons of scrap iron........
The Argosy will be in to-day from Nash
ville and will return tomorrow The
Sam Orr is due from Eastport this evening"
and will return tomorrow evening.
6 The Cincinnati e0mme1cfdt Of Saturday
says - : = s. :
Captain a. Liter yesterday chartered one
half of the new steamer Myrtle, for three
months, for the Evansville and Green
River trade. Captain GrahAn, .who is
well known in the trade, wilFucom4nand,
while Colonies J. r.. Hurd and G. A. Shop
herd control affairs in the office. The Myr-
tie is q new side-wheel steamer, and admi-
rably adapted to the trade. She leaves for
Evansville to-day, with ], 800 barrels salt
and fifty or sixty tons miscellaneous
freight. af a2Tsgl- q 3IissA ~sti
Capt. T. Murdoch recently sold the Gen
eral Grant to Captain Uriah Scott, of Ir2n-
ton, for $4,000. tltsts $50
Colonel j. L. Cox, the well-known Steam
boat Agency firm of Cox Il humphrey,
Evansville, is at the Spencer House. The
Colonel is a perfect picture of blooming
health. r te~s
Brother Jeems has enjoyed robust health
since he was immersed. sfg- 4rl7H8
The Louisvi11e& Henderson Packet Com
pany contemplate some new arrangement
of their line, but the programme is not yet
definitely agreed upon.
The Rose Hite, nicer than new, viii
come out on Wednesday and will be here
on Thursday.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SHIPPING TAGs.-The JOURNAL of
fee is now prepared to furnish Wealth
er-Proof Shipping Tags, printed to
order, on the best material, as low as
Eastern prices.
Merchants in want of those articles,
or Superior Printing of any kind, can
be supplied at short notice, by leaving
their orders at the Counting Room,
No. 6, Locust Street s
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B@~ Let it be remembered that
Hawley & Smith are prepared to fur
nish to order, or ready made, every
thing desirable and seasonable for
Gents and Boys wear. Call at the
Great Wardrobe and look at the new
goods. IF
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R6r The proprietors will, on Tues
day night, April "a, open a series of
Hops at the Crescent City Springs
Bathrooms, and continue through the
season, every Tuesday and Thursday
evAnings. Price of admission for each
gel fleRan, 81; no charge for ladies.
Sulber, fifty cents each. Good order
is guaranteed. ap23 3t
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ICE.-Persons wishing to be suppl
ed with Ice, at the same price that
canal Ice is furnished, will leave or
ders at Cook & Healy House Keepers
Emporium, No. rs Maiu street
ap16-2W &
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GROCERIES AT AUCTION. Having
determined to quit the business, | will
ell at public auction on Monday,
april 23d, at 10 o'clock, at No. 153
lain street, opposite Rocker &
3lount' s, new, wareroom, all of my
took of Family Groceries and
Iouse-furnishing Goods, and one
irst rate counting room Desk The
loods are all fresh and in good order
nd will be sold without reserve
The ladies are invited.
f G. w. BLYTHE,
HIRAM NELSON,
apr2O-3t Auctioneer, !
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b% Two carloads Peach Blow Po-
tatoes, one cask Soda Ash, one tierce
Canvased Dried Beef, twenty barrels
Rye Flour, and five barrels Onions,
lust received ard for sale by
RILEY Il Co.,
No. Ii First Street.
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DAVIS. - On the morning of the 2lst.,
gestive fever, MARY ELIZABETH, eldest
daughter of j. 8. and Z. s. Davis, aged six
years, two months, and nine days. $40
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rOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS AND
G for the Widows and other Legal Rep
resentatives of those who die in the service
of the United States. Office on the North
west SIDE of Third street, near the Wash
Court House, Evansville, Ind.
All business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to. janlS-ly.
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naF M RRIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
Yomnv Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR: ].
SKILLIN HOUaHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. aprN omo&W
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B@ Go to Warren & Conyngton S
or. Pianos. The finest instruments
made are there.
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Proprietors crescent City Spring.
PICNIC PARTIES, SOCIETIES, am

PICNIC PARTIES, SOCIETIES. and
ORGANIZA TIONS
will be accommodated with the South
Park of the Crescent City Springs, upon
application, for picnics and pleasure. Re-
freshment stands in that park will not be
used if the parties engaging it so desire.
A large stand for music or singing is erect
ed, and several swings put up, for the use
of the park. It Is not connected with the
other park, and can be as much retired as
if in the woods
The Dancing Hall can also be had, if de-
sired. No charge for use of park.
apr20, 2yWs sDAMRON & CO., Projectors
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FINE PoTAToEs. - Five hundred
bushels choice PEACH Blow and
NEsHANNocK PoTAToEs just received
1t the EUREKA BAxAAR,
Z APRIL ct IS Main Street.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

UYILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGH
w est Bidder, from the portico of the
Branch Bank, on Saturday, the 18th of
April, between the hours of ten and twelve
O'Clock A. NJ, the Banking House Property
of the Evansville Branch of the Rank of
the State of Indiana, being lot No IS, Old
Plan of Evansville, except strip feet in
ing House and fixtures and other improve
ments thereon; conditioned that the prop
erty will be sold subject to a lease to the Ev-
ansvIlAe National Bank. extending to the
LIST day of March, 1867, at a monthly rent of
$2O0-payable quarterly, and conditioned,
also, that all taxes and assessments there
on for tase current year 1883 shall be paid
by the purchaser; which conditions viii
be inserted in the Deed. fffrs
Terms of sale cash.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
~ G. w. RATHBONE, PreS't
Evansville, April l6, 1866, apl6dtds
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: WANTED~-A good girl to do gener-
Al homework. Apply to Mrs. Golden,
Locust street, between First and Sec
)ond streets, south side.
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AUCTION SALES.
valuable Real Estate for Sale.

mHEUNDERsresNED WILL OFFER
- for sale at auction, on SATURDAY,
APRIL 18th, from the porch of the old
hours of 10 o'clock am. and IL m, imme-
diately after the sale of the banking
house, that desirable tract of land known
as the sold Fair Ground" The TRACT con-
tains sixteen acres, more or less, and for
country seat, or market garden, there is no
spot more worthy the attention of pur-
chBsers. 1t is situate two and a half miles
from the city, on the plank road.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash, the other
half within twelve months, with interest,
secured by mortgage.
SAMUEL ORR.
aprls dts,wlt c. r. BEMENT.
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CRESCENT CITY SPRINGS

KNARTMES AND CLUBS CAN EN-
gage the Crescent City Springs DANG
ING HALL, with or without music, for
special use, at all times when not pre-
vi0usly engaged. SUPPERS will be fur
nished if required.
The public msss rest assured that no in
trusiOns or disorderly persons will be al
lowed to disturb the Hall.
DAMRON & CO.,
Proprietors Crescent City Springs.
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pEThe best stock of baby Cabs in
.he city, are a.
ap19-1w. WARREN & CoNYNGToSs.
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nS- A fine assortment Of Lisle
Thread and Silk Gloves at No SZ,
Main street. HAwLEY & SMITH.
( ap19-1wd.
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~ Dealers, and the public generally. in
want of Dry Goods at Retail are respectful
IL invited to call on
HEAD & MOONEY.
No. 40 Main street.
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STEAM DYE HOUSE.

am now better prepared to do my work
well in Dyeing and Securing Please call
and try me. GUSTAV II. KRACH.
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DRUGS & CHEMICALS

RtEDAR CAMPHOR-
~ The best preparation in the world 10
the prevention of moth and insects of q
kinds.
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JAMES T. WALKER,

JUSTICE OFsTHE FEACE AND AGENT
3 FOR OBTAINING PENSIONS, BAClSf
= .s5fts PAY AMI. BOUNTIES 10
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.
HunmeE a. Sons,
Manufacturers of

Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, de-;
Also, Dealers i'm Z 81
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER;
Keen constantly on hand lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar FLOORING,
Weatherboardings Shingles, Lath, &c. 3es
Saving Of every descriptions done TO
order. G f@Elg
= Orders from abroad will be promptly
attended to.
Factory and Yard,
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL,
april Evansville, Ind.
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FOR RENT.

TROUSE-The house on Main street now
x1 occupied by Street & Burtis' Marble
Works. Inquire of JOHN A. REITZ.
aprlltf a,.s--.. 81 Il
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WANTED.

MRILLTNER-A first-class Milliner, at
W. MRS. SCHEFER'S, between Main
and Sycamore. anr1n II
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IMPORTANT CABINET MEETING.

WAsHisaTos, May Lit is understood
that at meeting Of the Cabinet ts-day. the
President invited an expression Of OPiai0n
IRON the heads VI departments. respecting
the recent report " the Reconstruction
Commli;ee. and IL i reported that n All
animated discussion. which ensued there
upar, secretaries Seward, MeCu.tveh,
Wrlle. and Stanton, were decided IN their
opposition 10 the plan OF the eumnii,er,
anu earnest in their support of the Pfesi-
dents policy of restoration. Tie Post.
master Gener,l was in favcr Of carving
Out the Presidents policy. but expressed
some doubt a 10 tile precise time ). wHIch
! loyal Representatives from the Southern
State. should be admitted. Inc Attorney
/ General MAS not present.
The President was emphatic in bis Oppo-
sitlon 10 the Committees Report, anu de-
clared hlmseli against all conditions pre-
cedsnt to the admission u loyalr,prcser-
I taiI,ra lrrm the Southern States, n he
shape " amendments 70 tie Constitution
and the passage Of laws. lie insisted tiat
under the Constitution, no State could be
deprived of its equal suffrage 10 the SEM
ate, and that Senators and Representatives
ougnt 10 be q. once admitted into tie re-
spectise Houses. 80 prescribed BY lsw and
the Consultation. lie was Tor strlc, al
herence 10 the Constitution a. u -, and
remarked that, having sustained ourselves
under il during terrible rebellion, lie
though, the Government could be restored
without resort 10 amendments. He also
remarked in general terms that i the Or.
ganic law is 10 be changed At all, il should
Be at time when all the States and al tae
people can participate 10 the alteration.
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AiIlsburuugh Rsrurusr,
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
Wednesday,. Mas 3, 1866.
. QUEEN OF NAY"

u The yosng Ladies Of Hillsboreugh, in be-
half Of the nobls effort 10 enclose the remains Of the
Confederate dead. purpose holding a" May Party" in
the Masonic Lodge the evening Of Friday the li,h
inst, when the ceremony Of coronation will take
place. with its ss,.nian, pomp and circumstance"
together with he aid of splendid band Of Music, and
suitable refreshments. All who are interested in the
object and the lssers Of music beauty and Ice Cream
will not fail to attend.
Price Of Ambulance so cents.
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THE NORTHERN DEBTS OF SOUTHERN
MERCHANTS.

Az meeting Of tie New York chamber
Of Commerce, last Thursday. the commit
tee recently appointed to petition The pres-
ident 20 exact from the Southern States
payment Of debts contracted al the North
before the war, reported that. 10 their opln-
ION, no interposi,ien 90 the part OF the Ga
yernmeat is necessary, As the States m
question seemed wiling TO pay their law /
tul debts without coercion. The commit
tee add:
mo one Of the States lately in rebellion
has shown any disposition togepudlate their
liabilities incurred prisr TO the war. On
the contrary. most Of them have already
acknowledged thar liability. and many Of
them have also been engaged in desls,ng
ways a0d means for paying of The accamu-
lated interest aud providing for The future
payment OF interest and principal.
The conduct of the individual citizens
OF toe Southern States IS also referred TO
BY the committee as highly honorable. Few,
il auy Of them. have tailed TO aknesledge
tae,r obligations. Or 10 provide for the iu-
are payment Of such portion. Of them -
.he.r reduced assets will allow.
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called. aud The heads oil Depar;nents there
OF. .&
SECOND. Those who in other countries
acted as agents Of the Confederate States
Of America, so-called.
Third. Heads OF Departments OF the u
nited States, officers Of the army aud navy
of the Unsed States. and all persons eda-
Gated at the Military and Naval Academy
of the United States. judges Of The courts
Of the United States. and members OF Ell,
Their House Of the Thirty sixth Congress OF
the United States whe gave aud OF comfort
10 the late rebellion.
Fourth. Those who acted as officers OF
the Confederate States oi America. sa-call-
ed, above the grade oi Colonel in the army
or master IN The navy, aud any one who, as
Governor Of either Of the so-called conied-
crate States, gave aid or comfort 10 the late
rebellion.
Pifth. Those who have treated officers
or soldiers or sailors of the army or navy
Of the United States. captured during the
late war. otherwise than lawfully a prIs'
eners Of war.
The committee. after the adoption oil the
above propositions. decided BY vote u
remove the INJUNCTION Of secrecy there
from.
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METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Sitting at New Orleans.


The special committee to whom the sub.
jsct Of lay representation was submlited
made their report. Il was. TO vii. There
shall be four lay members IN The annual
conference, one Of whom may be local
preacher. from each presiding elders dis
trict; they shall participate 10 all proceed
ings except in that which involves minis
,erisl character and relation, and provided
that no one shall be elected unless be Is
over twenty Eve years Of age and has been
4 member Of the church SIX years.
The general conferences shall be compos'
"a 81 one ministerial representative 70 es,
erY twenty-five ministers IN tue aEnasl
conference, ie be chosen by them. aud TIE
SAGE number Of lay delegates ehosen By
.ae Law delegates Of the snnsai conferences
one fourth Of whom may be local preach
crs. provided they are over twenty .hs'
wears u sge aad have been members ot lhs
church SIX years. No confer hce, ho~es
er. shall be without two lay representa-
iiyes.
The whole subject 10 be subnltted TO "a
annual conference Tor ratification.
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FREDERICK NASH. Jr.-This young nan was
the son Of the Rev. F. X Nash. well known Pses
by,erian clergyman Of this State. The father died
some years ago. leaving several children, only two Of
whom now survive. The sahjec, a this no,cc, was
youth ftail in body. but heroic in mind and heart
He catered she army, early IN the war. when only
about ssvenisen years old. His h.ah failing BY the
advice Of friends and physicians be lsf the service
Cor TINE. After pFlef interval hc AGAIN joined The
army Of Virginia, and served rs country hishiully
.or some moniks. During toe campaign Of 1861 he
was captured. and carried - prsonef 10 rcnt Look
cri Here his feeble frame. BY the hafd-hIps Of
camp and fe!l. aud wasted BY di.eass. becane the
P,ey ii speedy death. A Few shou weeks released
him fron bis suerinss and consigned his body 10 the
prison buyins ground. Hsrels,i,es. unwilling thar
bis remains should repOse among strangers. haI them
removed 10 his place. On the twenty bird 81 April
amid eossoutss u synpathizins friends 80 sorrow.
ing rela,isns Bis precious dust was laid beside the
halowed sshes Of his koaored kindred. 10 bis case
the grief vi bereavement is sooihei by Christian
hope. Ne vas . soldier Of the cross, well as Of
hb es1niy. Ills surviving friends have the comfort,
ing assurance hat he has iought his last battle, so.
qusrsa hs ka loe and passed from he il.als q earth
To- the ,iilnphs Of Hcssss.
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SHocKlxa AccipEsr--A. Man on FiRE.---
An accident Of a terrible character occur
red in the basement Of premises No. asa
Eighth avenue. on Saturday night. The
police and the passers-by were appraised OF
the disaster by the appearances OF burn.
ing man rushing through the street and
screaming si the top Of his voice, Tie
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Az AFFECTING INCIDENT

The WILMINGTON Journal Of Saturday
says.--An incident occurred At the eour,
house yesterday. which. ia itself. is beau.
lIful picture Of the devotion Of children,
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GES. BRagC's ccxTrcaTED EsrTgE.-
The case Of tie United States y. The Green.
wood plantation Of Brarton Bragg. was up
before the United States District Court at
New Orleans on last Monday. After hear
ing. the court decrsed that after deducting
costs and taxes, amounting 10 s4.504 ~.
and the judgment in favor Of ID. Augustin
for $500, there be paid 10 ] X. Msursu
s2s,7G5 y, and TO Pierre Lored GA
sc. amounting ia all 10 over SO 900, the
price al which the plantation was sold.
GEsgnaI CAss DYsc PROM soyTEsrSo OF
THE BRaIs The editor Of tie La Crosse
{ Wisconsin, Democrat, who is now in De.
troif, writes a. follows:
General Cass Is still alive. though his
family have gathered here in daily expec.
;stion Of his deeease. The General is nov
10 his eighty.iourth year. lie passes most
Of his iime 10 sleep. undisturbsd. AT rare
intervals he wskens up sufficiently 10 ask
for some Of bis old friends, who are sent
for, b., On arriving, even within the hour,
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The Wilmington Journal II "Wednesday
says:-ln the report 81 the Superior Court
proceedings yesterday, we omlitei 70 men
tion the ease OF the State vs. Jsmes Wilson,
Glias James BOYD. aiias James Carey.
Charge. highway robbery. Tie defendant.
IN tins case. plead that he MS ~ guilty. Of
highway robbery. but guilty II larceay.
Ordered by tile corri. ira, The defendant
receive ;hiriy.ninr lsshes ~ Ii. Bar, back !.
and be discharged upon paymsn, u he
costs.
The first case taken Up Yesterday. was
that 81 the Stale rs. William i0hn,an.
Charge, burglary. The deiendan, plead
shat 5. vas not guilty Of burglary, bat lar.
ceny. Judgment 81 the couri. that lie VI.
ceiye ihlrty-nine lashes immediately, that
ne be then returned TO jail. there be i'm :
prisoned thirty days. and Al tie end u TIA;
lime he be taken nut and receive thirty.
nine lashss more. and then be discharged
upon payment u costs, o. o;hsrwise &C /.
cording 70 law.
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PlRpos or NbarH CARoiIsIAss.-it is stated that
the President hss ordered pardSas 10 he issued to all
North Csroliniaps Who had applications petitions
on file. and directed them 70 Be completed and sen,
10 the petitioners This includes all the petitions
from that state on file IN The Office Of the Attorney
General, several hundred in prnbet.
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c A r D..

Que Mr. y. c. Parks. viii start for New
York on Msnday l4th. SEMI in your or
ders. Money received with thanks.
BROWN, PARKS 4 Co.
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and which manifested in an extraordinary
degree the interest which children seldom
Tail TO excite in the minds, Of persons Of
'maturer years. Il appears that a young
man. who is employed as teacher Of free
school in the southern district Of the city,
hat been tried for an assault and battery,
and been sentenced to one month impris-
onment in the county jail.
After the trial had taken place, about
sixty children, girls and boys, scholars Of
this person, came 10 the court house and
desired an interview with the Judge. The
interview after while was granted. On
the appearance OF the judge, young boy,
enc OF the party. approached his honor, aud
addressed him IN petite, deiie,cniial and
manly manner. and explained to him. that
himself and companions had sought this
audience in order 10 en.reat his honor 10
remit the punishment visited upon their
teacher. that they were all poor children
who actually needed the services OF him in
whose behalf they had come. The Judge
wa affected by this evidence Of devotion,
and told the children that he woald CON
slider the case and let them know the result
Of his consideration.
The consequence was that the punish.
ment was RENTED. the prisoner released
(sf,er being visited with fine and made
10 pay the cost, and returned 10 the chill.
dren who had exerted themselves so well
in his behalf.
The lenient course which Judge Buxton
pursued. but entities him 10 double respect.
and shows plainly tina, both justice and
mercy may be meeted out By the same
hand, with equal credit.
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Tnr wTr or HABr.s COSrUs.--A chr.

TnE WRir or HABEss CoRpUs.--A cnF-
respondent u the New York Tines says;
] have authority Cor saying that tie Presi.
dent regards the writ u habeas corpus IS
folly restored al over the United States
save in Texas. That in all cases where
che writ is legally issued II should he re.
spcnded 10 as above suggested. But the
restoration Of the writ does not prevent
The trial BY military COMMISSIONS. under
che law Of Congress, If army contractors
for frauds. Nor does tie peace prociama-
tisn Of itself suspend or make soid any tn
81 that had been actually commenced prior
10 the prouules,ion Of the proclsma;ion.