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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-22
A Card!

THE SUBSCRIBER MAY BE FOUND WITH
i HEART & LEWIS, No. A, Fayette.
vile Street. He respectfully invites his old
customers, and the public, to the extensive as
sortment of
Hardware, Cutlery and Manufacturing Goods,
in store,
j. BROWN.
Raleigh, Jannary 9, 1866.
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Edward Lambert,
BANKER AND BROKER.

~ OVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS
" Bonds and Gold. bought and sold COM
mission, and carried on the usual margin, if de-
sired.
Interest allowed on Deposits, subject to sight
Drafts.
Southern Money bought and sold
Unsettled Northern claims adjusted.
Particular attention paid to the negotiation of
Commercial paper and Bills of Exchagc.
feb10-eod2m.
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The Queen of Spain's baby cannot be
said to occupy a pameless grave: 1t had
100 of them
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A TERRIBLE SCENE ON THE
GALLONS.

Fortune Wright, colored soldier,
recently executed at New Orleans for
the murder of Dr. Trezevant, met with
a shocking death, the particulars of
which are given in the New Orlans
Delt0, as follows:
''The white cap was drawn over his
face, and shouting farewell, friends,
the ropes holding the drop were cut
He fell some six or eight feet but the
rope not having been properly CREASED,
the knot failed to slip, so that when the
body rebounded, the knot twisted around
to his forehead. Wright thus hung
suspended by the loop passing around
his forehead, and, under the very promi-
nent parts of the head behind the ears
hung by the head instead of the neck.
A shudder of horror at the unfortunate
occurrence passed through the witness
ses but the shock having been suffi-
cient to render him insensible, Wright
did not suffer by the accident. After
hanging Il few minutes, a copious per-
spiration started from his body, and
soon his breathing became regular and
natural. The surgeons examined him
and declared that he could not die from
the effects of hanging; the body was
lowered, taken from the rope and car
Tied up a second time to the drop. The
knot was retied and the rope placed
about his neck, the body propped up
and the stay ropes again cut. The
moose again failed to slip, the rope be-
ing new and stiff, and not soaped, and
the knot came around to the back Of
his head The rope remained under
the chm. however. Immediately strang
ling the before unconscious man, and
after few cenvulsive throbs, the soul
of Fortune Wright bad sped to its last
account. After hanging for nearly an
hour, and being declared by the doctor
dead beyond doubt, the body was
taken down and consigned to coffin"
off, " said Hon. Henry j. Raymond, of
New York, In recent speech jn the Federal
House of Representatives, we cannot treat
our Southern people as members of this
Union without degrading terms or doing
aught to hamiliate or destroy their pride and
self-respeet, then weJnay make up our minds
that we are fallen. We shall fail In restoring
peace, harmony and prosperity to the Union,
but the nation will not perish Others wall
take our places who better appreciate thena-
turc of the work that devolves upon us, and
who will accomplish the end we fail to reach,
or even to comprehend"
Tho nuoo-, of bohu oonnOt he
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
W. Fl. & R. s. TU c. K Err
ARE DAILY RECEIVING
A Choice and Desirable Stock of
NEW SPRING GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NNE OF OUR FIRM WILL REMAIN IN
~ the Northern Markets during the season, for
the purpose of Selecting goods rs they are manu-
factured or introduced
This plan will give us Superior Advantdges in
being present at all Mechanges in the markets, and
of selecting just such articles our friends and
customers may desire. -
W. H. & R. S. TUCKER.
Raleigh n c., March TT.
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Woolen Dress Goods at Cost,
MAX0N & STR0NG'S.
WE WILL SELL, for the next twenty days,
French Merino, Wool, and Cotton and
Wool Delanes, Scotch PIaids,
English Merinos. and
other WOOlen
ID r. e s GOODS AT COST!
We have large stock of
BIeached Goods, CaIicoes, Boots and
Shoes, Notions. and Toilet Ar
ticles, that we are SELL
ing very low.
WE CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD.
We have good stock OF Cloths. Cassimeres,
Jeans dc, for Mems and Boys wear.
Call for what you want! Our goods are
not all i'll sight.
Very liberal discount made on goods by the
piece.
Remember the place, IS Fayetteville Street,
neAt door to the old Post office.
sep 26-tf MAXON & STRONG.
DRIME OLD APPLE BRANDY.
B. P. WILLIAMSON 81 co.
March 8, 1S66.-tf.
* Baskets Champagne, "a Superior Ar
For sale at E. A. WHITAKER's.
February 15, 1SG6-tf
GEORGE SANGSTER
IMPORTER OF
Wines and Liquors,
No. 25 Market square,
NORFOLK, Va.
I have constantly on hand and offer for sale:
"Aishhfs' BRAND1Es,
POk1, SHERRY AND
MADEIRA WINES,
ALE, LAGER, &C.,
Russ st. Domingo Bittcrs.
Bourbon Cocktail,
Gin do
Brandy do
Arraclt Punch.
st. Domingo Punch.
do Wine
Ginger Cordial.
Lemon Syrup, &c.
These Goods can be furnished by the case or in
bulk, at New York prices, with the additional
cost of freights
- Country Trade is invited.
GEO. SANGSTER,
oct 12-151 1y 10 Norfolk, Va.
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OOPARTNERSHIP.
WHITE0RD, /

NEwBERN, n. c., Nov. I, 1865.
We have this day formed Copartnership under
the name and style of
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SPRING IMPORT ALTON.
6 6
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG CARTER & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of
RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS AND LACES,
vELvETs, RoACHEs, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
STRAW BONNETS,
Ladies Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed, :,
SHAKER HOODS, &c. &c.,
NO. 237 AND LOTS OF $50 BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Md,
Offer a Stock unsurpassed in the United States
in Variety and Cheapness
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
February 81, 1S66-2mpd.
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NEW GOODS
JUST OPENED
MAXON 81 STRON G'S,
WHERE
The Latest Styles of Ladies Dress Goods
CANBE SEEN.
We buy for cash, and can give the best bargains
We sell Good Goods.
MAXON 81 STRONG.
Raleigh, N. c.. Feb. 2S.-tf.
ESTABLISHED 1852
LYCUlGUS BERkLEY,
So Main Street, Under Johnson's Hall,
Norfolk, Va,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Wholesale Rooms at1o Stairs.
Also Agent for Grover & Bakers Sewing Ma
chimes.
oct 12-6m10
, 1866-05-25
VOL. XIX.


Of Oswero, ana Judge Norton, OF u4non' spoke III
Il, ut Of the mcasure.
Stw Yonk. usS - Il . @@a:h!erton special. e .es
evening papers ray Mn Jc!e1.on nss,: a{f',sa sa
ih.rc till morning, sefs,ng A. ia1efte" WILL 'oe
7uE ETHIOPIAN WAR PROSPECT:
Foreign de+patcbes rccc1yed at The state Depaft-
rncnt arc unfivuante Tor fhc rrc.ess O. ane
N a,t. Df Eurupe a Hnf II regarded a. lfnEonfI>
Ind The nercantle and nancial classes arc strength
sntuE thtm<clse> for The strsln upon their 70"
topas ers qss eonsioa II snr io!ssn szsde
is Jecardcu a. sound, and Tie Treasury utpaftmtot
will continue 10 sell gold Freely 10 su:tain ten.
posary drain Of speeie That may room turn IN oof
T11x Reconstruction RESOLUTIONS IN III. SENATE.
The It nate will either nscl the recon
s1tnte ,sruc Eifh the llouse and postpone acooo
uut7pg the rrcsens Lon=re--.
TO HARDWARE MEN.
WAsHfS1roS 3tnv 9t-lhe AE1ef1con hafdHaTt
manufacturers Should immcdlasely Tor sasd 20 this
H. Tnra oiil, 10 make i, sufficiently protee.,ss Of
TITS lar principally farri>ed navc come from ~
tande of man Who If ~ American lnqeea. ous
turng out to be 40 aren't Of re h'nfha I:snxnr ane
Sheffield manufactures of Enclano- AaEu"ase
'''1~' NEWT sEw uousr % r5a @ THE PRESIDENT.
l. IN conseiups:aon to build ne% ana e3shg 11o
LnrifnI, and turn the y htc lousc l4,o ufe proc!
lutdirE for tie Sta,c Drnartmeni- Il w3s 1os tha&
purpose leave NAe arEe0 3esuaua5 ~ p1'uE - .
j. tet .c.olr,1on tue proper committees 10
make rccoEuoiseat &C TT 4 klte.
rnEcAC1IuS5 AGAINST TIE cLoLEttA-
The u0ue.: Commerce Committee ye:lefday r,
por.td the Senate aMeloments 10 the uoase osn
sar uuiform ese en- at quarantine against tne
cholera LettrIs tom hnartfs Of health to the com
,t.te urge immediate action This st1ct, so that
Eecre:ar5 Ee.surcs can be adopted Al onee.
TNKA. Or COL rAELn!Su.
The Military Commission who have beer enaa:.ct
fos tc.cc sry> IL MAKING prcllrlln'ss exanina
fnfD hr nf tjGu1. Colonel I4ui0fu1,
st;er fuli aud thorough hearing OF all the E.cs
afr Of opinion that be ought to he tried by m1l'
tss~ cnn1t ioF dlsobedIccce Q! osrsss IN plletn:
| Eoyt11urut tuuds IN the Mesci,nu's' Nat1ooa
| Eauk md ta~e accordingly tent thclt flnd.ucs Il
tic .cc1rsary Of Way, who Will probably eousene
! cp3lr1 nj once iQI his t1iai,
, 1866-05-25

meeting of the General Assocfatlon Of
11llnurz-Rcport. of Secrctarsea and
Trraknrcrs Of Benevolent Or.anfza-
ti"lls-ClAlnss of the Chicago ThcoloE-
3cai Seminary Considered -tseAoit1-
tion2 Adopted 10 Raise 100000 III
ald Of the institution.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicaso Tz5br1e-1
OTTAWA, iLL., May =.
The General Association Of Illinois met for It's
:urnr-third annual meeting. al Ottawa, on We'd
pesday, the 2ad inst. TX o'clock p. 1n., and was
opened with sessaon, by the last Modcra:or, Rcv-
j. L. Roy. OF Chfcnco. TEXT: I'd Cor, Il =. g:
Thcme-ssThc ApoatIe Fnut a planter and ffamcs OF
thurcles." Adjourned I'LL morning.
1hur3day morning, ker. j. l.. White, or Amhoy.
uas chosen Scribe, and Key. j. w. Cas-, Of Aos1l'
inc Roll VS. made ont; 100 Ministers and about
10 Delegates "efe present. Rev. Joel Grant, CHIP
lam. was cho-cn Moderator.
1hc morning session vas consumed In appoint
sre committees and hcarinx REPORTS Of trcasurcrs
ard teerctar,es Of benevolent otgantx.t!ons.
The afternoon EeS-10n Was upon Con-ldef!nE lhe
eln}ms Of The Eh,eagc rheoiosical Seminary. Iht
] JTcneurcr. Rev Mr. Hammond. OF Chicago. m,dc
"as followed By Rev. Me:srs. kiTchall. Gulnvcr
nnc F1sk, Of Chicago, and Secretaries Coe anO
trea4 from the East, In earnest speeches for tn
Institution.
%trung resolutions, endorsing the plan Of lh
Board Of Directors to raise 600 Tor tnc Sem!
nary. we're adopted by rising vote
In the evening the annual sermon Was prcache
| Theu,e-"God's right way, often way OF ttal Il
| Ills people,
| this, vas crowded TO It's fullest capacity.
, 1866-05-25
NORTH EAR@tl.I%A STATE CON-
YE>TI1N..
Resolutions Offered Calling for l1nt,le-
dEatc adjournment.

Resolutions Offered Calling for l1nt,le-
dEatc Adjournment.
HA1F7Gn. y. e.. May ai.-llt Stltc Convention
.e-aseetualru 70 dry Ehtn sonc rt.:a delegates
answt1td 10 lh~ir n4u,-S.
Nj. s'lsfI ,i'1rtl rrfolU;ion thar the Conyeo-
ton at .nI11. ts,:- It@.
u. cs11r ise il.tscc 1l Tni-F the authority Ut
rur lc;ac CT the Lni' ri ia.e>. 80 1ndcT-
laet hicf Vi tie A7S iu ->a.s thsIea'i- tO Inc end
that ih' ~:htt OF Ao5;.4 aLusi14. ~ littt7ug
.a,.,e.1d:r. IT. o--aa1r lar. in coatnrHry ss lne
nccr- tlta-inS f7.:' ol TIN t.r in iast txcs
ci-r anu I;oy tie constitutional rsas I"l Fr12-
i,,a-r> oI u,esn''.- T.: na f. lr.i4i EA:3a: a.,tl
WHrNr1~, rf:s t>a=rcns1un 1t!. Ill liz ftrn.t ses-
sisn iuI!s anl ss::sacscsils acCc-apti.h :he puf-
pose fa- ygel il W. ta@i- and MD >.c 1t t'
ip-tanCc ~ 1l:l..r tn, ut -.il. 3fof.sa.A aatt,
AuEs:.,a-. Thu to:tt1,'iou .ya< :ut':rI to 4.
}lt IN 1ht |rus ~cs-tun ny le pa-siHiil ; I'll II III
the c1,c7-c OF .srf- tts;1arf ael:or m1'Lt tie re-
u,reu d=tt1rsir h: .,.' Pt.&Grs1: al tho unIt-d
:sa1c% hs 1easva Vi ht. military 1:o>.floa atozc-
ea3r: Hnd.
ssr1:,As> No further ac'ioc, !. aiuse-AtI, Il nos
required or a":EsE,:ta; AID.
tf1EHcAs. Ar all e-tsin.Qr.t arr ra1s::ucrt4
fur hrr etsrr'i1 The ur~a!zet sW of l :.ac. II
attempting 10 r:Efatc the 1ueti.a. c.o:c.niurn;
and pottcs' trs'n. Iassc'. os co:scs,'lo1 called
1IA arstnlbIed =. aaofc>ni~. :a wStSs 30 nos dc
3irc nntno1,F therefor ftH.l Ire people thEouct
ihr mc:r rl...c.ihcd In H.. Constitution ~ ii.
renpl, worlr b.. ~u:rs-::r !: IT, :,ou-1s;u 10,
:c. r.. ulu ,u::as, III etiet7 ,uccraas 10 }'htr1y
= AID coR,pa;itc with Tree 1Ds !tutiet4. !. ilesc
for.
i?fsntrrd, That :sc f'orrcat'or ID nnr sd1on'n
The resolution lies oye. one day Hnd-s the rll..
II tx It1pn.ht +: viii rot r2<t.
, 1866-05-25
R0DACR'S ST0MAgH BITTERS,

Z. Fat st rtccl4r Intervals. Aaa nor n:.cner than
thEee times DAY; anl a''orc ait thinga. eat slow:
"A IN appetizer. lu3AcKs STOMACH BlrTEtS
has 20 einal.
:. Avoid MI artietcs which Jou have found " e1pe
rence 10 be in5tsesble or 10 dssssfet With Sou Tae
be.1 known zsn4dy for Indigestion are ROBAChs
STnMACG N1TTEEs.
{. Avoid the too free uIe Of splrituons sud malt
epor, sut If in rho hah!t ct us,ak thopa, do not en-
t,ley discard them. Aycd dr1asn: too Freely of va
ter. any other nnd. directly bnort OF ascr meals.
The best Qcor straulant 10 drink immediately be-
fere or Alter eating are RoBACh'S STOMACH BIZ
lEl:S-
s. Koen Iour feet Grs aid hesd cool. heep the
bowris op-a hut not too fsre. The best medicine for
Iii. pu1pcse Is R0RACK'S BLOOD PILLS. Eoeack'a
Hood Pills contain no rsescrzy-or Other Injurious
tGgfed!entz-they aye 3uEsr cba1ta.
6, Avoid too actlye exercise Immediately before
after tuess and never allow yourself to SIT III cur
rent Of a!s while IN ttate Of pesspiaon. To prevent
taxing cold. tetp the boee's regular by the u.e Of
RoRhck'S BLOOD PILLS, aad use RoBACks
RlJTERS - too.c uId stiuclhot.
:. Battling snond b. INDUCED as oiten IS oncf
week, 3nd With ~a:fr not more toaa dre degrees
above TIC temperature Of the atmosphere: In #1ptos
use moderate friction. Thia ~ equally Us necessary
sor the ps.motlon Of health ~ the RoRAcE AED1-
r1EES are. They are both unavoidable 10 perfect
health.
8. Rep the digestive ortans in condition to per-
fo.m iheie nAtuIa fupct1ons End DO not allow the
ilser to become torpid The most reliable medicine
| for this purpose Is RoBACh's STOMACH b1f1Ets.
g. lave regular hoprs for s1cep; six Of eight hours
rtuAly bnE s that Is required. 1t Is better to keep
/ the body and mind actively employed. Tht use o1
| EoRACK'5 B11TERs pEueuee The most p'easaas
| effect.
By lt:le atteatlnn to the above SUGGESTIONS Jon
recd not ayr any fears OF cholera. Or any otnts DIS
| ease. Keep With yonr daily pursuits unn' 'er'
up,ed. TIE hes. for the pu' 'idcation Of the bLooI
| IL KOnACE's FLOOD FTRIFIER II cures all dls
| eusee arising from upnslues Of TIC blood. The
, 1866-05-25

Reports OF Farther Removals from.
Office Political Prospects - tnx2ne
Hospital ymproFcmcnt-fsrun Flag
Presentation On tho Fourth Of July
The Wcntlarr. &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1sbune.l
MADISON. Wis, Aay 2f.
NtpoFts of more removals lrpm of1!cc for failure
10 endorse the Presidents policy, excite rome ill.,
creft but do not shake the constauey OF those who
Go not consldcr thcm$clres bound to support the
1rcside1t's policy bte7usc theE hold Government
ofacce.
II Is estimated that the accession Of the negro
vote nuder the atcisIon Of The Supreme Court will
make god all the defec.son from the Un,on tanks
10 the Jchneonlan policy, de.p!te the seductive
arts Of power. The pfcss and peop!e whs Sep
INIT INC eide OF Congress, ard the returned SOL
d'crs almost all 70 the came way. Efforts n:c
making III ali directions 10 - hx ihtn1s 20 a. 10
secure the elcesion Of Ksnda ~ the UnlieA States
A gallant officer who served in two regiments.
and was repeatedly wounded, was offered the posi-.
ton of As:e<so1 IN One ditztc.. II hs womb give
hts influence to recurc Rsudalfs election.
sane. nj their meeting, sesterday. dld not let :he
contract tor the huld nc OF the additional wings,
but lcft the matter 10 she Executive Committee.
Rsot 1ancrd 1rnm Sto 7oa 10 $l1s. .S for tnr whole
work, and thcso was over twcuty bids for doing
part
Al tho request Of the SoIdcrs' League Of thi.
STATE, the Governor has agreed 10 have yrznt
crcb1anon on the sth Of July. and formal psrsen.
tafon to the State Of the 1act carried in the deld
by Wisconsin regiments.
The Weather for scr+ .a1 day. has been quite dry,
an7 lbtsr are some spprenensiOns ot damage 10 the
crop. unete rain en1nce sooT.
Thcrr y an fmneurc autolut OF grain passing
nvrr tn: railroad through here M the Mississippi.
Nearly spN freight cars 1ny pas over 1he road.
, 1866-05-25
THE CABINET SEREE1DE.

x7.>tr,a.s%r General De,ul~tts'* SPEECH
-Lrt1e1> Ut secretary Ilartus and Al.
rn5nr} s:rnrrns Speed.
NEW full5- Ns, aI-ros* *ms=set GtueEal Deg.
-,snn in The couruu3nE portion Of n's k2eeto Al
me fttt uaie in Nn<hilv1nt. la-t u1.ht. laid ths
1hsors ., the Executive pfn-Iau7c s.'r 1ae ts;tota
uou Of I'll. >ouLn states iook* 10 ~ s;.s
Ehe tnc .k.pnai rsocramme 's.ok- 70 ttcl4ys
eorduo-d E:,oa the Adoption OF c-s!aln Ioas M.
1,nnal amy1l,tGn. ut.. lie tn0ught tha nA1e*s tnl-
d;fi.rercr uas au}l.eG. II would tcad e uafotsu.
s-.e r. utt. Ia the :rhole c.rcirr. -'t b. cia no,
.rk '1.ec .'i:ISn,cs were rreeoncanl o;s"r .nas,%
nnn7inaa iley we're a. the :neellEc Of cu7cress.
SscTr,sry A=sl.u did su, ru:ax ias tn' m !ct'el -
- nes,r IN h{s uuhc speeches and caars+. and said
be- roud not chsu.n taat ros'.t'nt Without Or"
iTasinr :hc cooa.c: 1eoo,s i,a ID MN s's -, 92o o,
Has1o 49, II xnfsb wLtse to rrit,:.atc them
Auorpey General speed sleo scat lefles saying
he md pot si.0e 10 prepare hst5ns aoaF7''
, 1866-05-25
FROM MEMPHIS.

River Reconsideration Of Charges
Against Frecdmens. Bureau Officers
The Congressional Investigating
COMMITTEES.
lspecia! Despatch 10 Chicago Tribunc.J
MExruls, MAY "a.
Weather cloudy, With occasional showers. Rivcz
taIiine.
uowu-Laa1 Lilly. sonthcsner, ". Il. Arthur,
baltimore. Up-Louissllle, Alps. Miaucola, City
of Alton.
The steamer Madison. bonad from Nov Orleans
to Cincinnati struck sns as Poverty Point, thirty
was run On 10 4 bar, whcse sh= tank in koren feet
OF Naicr. No casualties. The Ee,ght mud s1asseu-
gess were transsszTed 70 the sscaMes Lon!svte for
Louisville. The Madison was insured for 81, ,0to
In CINCINNATI Offices.
MEsru1a, MAY "a card appeared yesterday
chasrinc zen. Runkle, Superintendent Of thc
Freedmen's bureau, In connection with c. t..
smith, Of the In esIlErnen Office. with refusing to
contract for the employ OF iteeduen without bo
rus Of fifteen doltafs each. The came etate-
msn' Hs* tclcGa'd y advance 10 pa
cities On an examination Of the matter. II ap.
tscass that dishonoFabe Propositions were made to
oftlccrs Of the Burau. and failing 10 aeconplt-h
their purpoee, ttobest- hlmseL the CORE spondenl
OF prominent Northern paper published 5ao card
ss t GssF ,rss 9sc Hnsa ssepa sss!. II
1he rspcrs this morning. signed b
Kobers. denylng and retrsctlux csr1ahlng In hlt
card Of tue day before:
nrmber Of nl,uesst<. Their Investigation il Ilee
lrIo cover more ground than was exp c;ed land,
dc.eopc The riot having been uaors extensive II
lis results than ans statement SET Published.
, 1866-05-25

Iolnt Meeting ct the two RFeabyteriAn
As@cuablles-Adcctir 1ucldents-Eto.
qucnG Apceches-Tr3Al Of 4 Bush-
WhnekeF.
Especial Dcspatch to the cbicsso Tr1bune.l
ST: LoU1s, Nay ~.
The New School General Aa'r,ublv adjourned to-
day 10 70 upon an excursitu 10 the Iron Aouota,u.
scscn ca1 ,oads ,es sh,s morning And returned II
p no+, ali wxit.
Ia.t night the two General Assemblies met for
Join, communion services al Dr.. Nelson's church
tot tie first time stnce ter eepasttou, thirty years
n:o. The edince was crowded, some Thousand
Delegates and Indies being p.eRcn1. Among aue
very Affecting in1uents Va. the presence oil two
brother. belonging to the opposite tcaoosa--,.he
Rev. DR.. Humphrey, Of Dansillc, n.y..
Q. the o'a sshool: and @' Ssosncs'
a delegate Of the Eess School. TIN ~cena was very
affecting Amoug tbo!e who participated IN elo-
qnPnt temhzks. were Rev. Df. GuIleJ, Of Wash
1ne.or. Dr. Stanton, rhc Moderator Of the Old
~choo1, and rev Drt. Wet Of BROOKLYN, y. l..
vi .ncr. OF Wilmington, Del, Dz. Hatfield, Of New
YORK. md Rev Dr. McCash, Of ihe Free t:hnfch
ol Scotland. Tho SERVICES were prolonged till sfses
ten a'c1cck.
deputy Sheriff Mackcns. Of St. Chsrlee. thl.
morning took up Tor s1tat John T. hubbard.
hu>bWhacktr, concerned III ransdela in Mon'9ome'
~ County, from which county be obtaltc1 change
Of verge to ST. Charles. Hc has been u ing IN Tho
1t. Lonts jail for safe keeping E1nct Dtren oc1
lnHf
, 1866-05-25

Exctten1t nj On Account OF the Proposed
Hs,h4srussal Of EFrcncu IrOop4-HSu-
r1lorA 1hat mAx1ns1liHn Will Abfat-
ca,r-I,nrrrsai otssctss Murdered by
Their Own Hell.
NV 1ckE. May 2l-We have Sers C1nz tates
Tue contemplated Withdrawal oI the French
troops cau-cd C. u=idesabIr excitement N the capt.
tai. The probabilities are that Maxlm,iau w4I ao-
dlca.r H. irf,: The; arc Withdrawn.
Hr. Cois, Tue In;sld Stsie- Casfec q d'Ahatss+
had at!fs: for III. Cn1tcr states.
The report Of the-eepa1;urc Of . thousand ffsnth
1roLp. ard tic ARRIVAL O! ta&taEuu O! the fnTcl n
Iyton vas confirmed. A conc nsr4t9od Of all the
FIsuch sioops preparatory 10 Withdrawing. is cur
unity rrpor'td.
iolo1r1 as: lit,.:, nonf toloHr1 o: the sm7e1in1
force were murdered oy their osn men tho Yer
dc. Ii il fel'e'sd u ss,e been Caused Us The
srY,drrr
, 1866-05-25

Military Reviesv-Arrivat and Pursuit.
of Siayfrs-Cnt1sc DiheaAes
NEW YoKK, May 2i.-Te have adricc+ from Ila-
vaua 10 the 19h.
4 grand rr1cw Of troops by Gen. Dn!ce tock
rlace on that morning
special messenger ftoEa Maxtmtlihn, on his WAY
to Europe. had reached Havana.
Or tue 18th thFfc e1ssers were discovered on The
eoa.t, Orders were transmitted TO the Spani.h
cruisers 10 make d11ie.nt search ior them
cattle uireasc. eaid to be the rlndcfpeet. had
broken out among The cattle ncxr Iardenas aud
MhtnpzAS,