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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31

Ey We have, in connection with our
warehouses, a MACHINE SHOP, where
we have on hand constantly full sup
ply of
Extras and RepalrS
for these machines, and where experienced
machinists are employed to repair them.
For machines purchased Of US, Extras
aud Repairs can be furnished at any time
hereafter-an advantage offered to farm
ers worthy Of their attention, as great dis
appointment and loss are often occasloned
by failure to obtain these articles prompt
ly when needed.
Our Machine Shop was established in
1857, and we have, since that tune, con-
stant!y kept on hand EXTRAS AND
REPAIRS for all Machinery sold by US,
and We offer the farmer the guaranty that.
at any time hereafter, he can get any part
of any machine he may have purchased
from US, promptly and without delay,
Catalogues Of the obore Machines noo Rea
dg for Diart6uion.
Dealers in the above named territory
can only be supplied through US, aud to
them we offer these machines on factory
terms.
Parties advertising as sole gents for the
State of Virginia, for either of the above
mentioned machines, do SO without war
rant or authority. Dealers in the terrific
ry named will be pleased to observe this
J. p. BARTHOLOW & CO.,
Dealers in Agricultural implements,
Seeds and Fertilizers,
55S Seventh Street, Washington. D. G.
25 King Street, Alexandria, Va.
May 3rd, 1866-6w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
$50 acres,

They are located near the Head of St.
Clcmeur's Bay, are we'll fenced and water
ed, and have comfortable Dwelling House
and the necessary out buildings upon them.
They are well adapted to the growth of the
stapl.pro incts OF this section of the State
and are susceptible of rapid and perma-
emit Improvement.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the de-
cree. are Cash. Upon the payment of
the whole purchase money, the Trustee
will execute Deed to the purchaser, free,
clear and discharged from all claims of the
parties to this suit and of those claiming
under them.
F. STONE,
Trustee.
May II, 1S66-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31

REAPERS g. NOW ERS,
FOR THE HARVEST OF
1866.
j. p. BARTHOLOW g. CO.,
No. p MING. STREET. ALEXANDRIA. Va,
No. 55s SEVENTH ST. WASHINGTON. d. G.
would advise their customers and thc pub
lie that they are sole Agents for the
following Machines:
The "Buckeye" Reapers and
Mowers,
Woods Rcapers & Mowers,
Balls Reapers 4 Mowers.
Hubbard Reapers s. Mowers,
-CoMPRIsING--
SELF-RAKERS. HAND-RAKERS and
DROPPERS,
with absolute and exclusive control of
them in the following territory
Alexandria, ! L., the District of 'CUum-
Jiia; and the following counties Of Virgins:
Fairtar, Lou3o,n, Prince William, Faa-
q"irr, Rappahdnnock, CiMpepper &at-
ford, >pofsyFrdnia, king George,
Hesmorelund, Rictmond
Northumberland, Lam
caster, Orange
and Madison.
These Machines, so long and favorably
known in Virginia and Maryland, and all
over the country. are offered this season
much improred and at reduced prices.
On the merits of these celebrated ma
chimes, it is useless to comment. They
are to we'll known over the whole country
to need any remarks with regard to their
superiority Their success is without par
allel.
In their present improved condition, We
GU1R4 NTEE THEN THE BEST
MACHINES IN THE WORLD.
We have ample data and testimony to
establish this assertion, and will furnish il
on application.
We have practically and carfully exam
ined all the merits of the frst-c!ass Reap
ers and Mowers offered to the public, and
have selected from the many he Machines
above mentioned, and are prepared to de-
mOnstrate their
SUPERIORITY OVER ELL OTHERS.
A Warranty Giren wih each Machine
re- The BUCKEYES" are of the
Ohio pattern-the Great Original Machine
Nor the Machine manufactured at Bal
timore.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
24I acres,

more or less
1t lies near the Patnxent River. is looa ted
IN pleasant and healthy neighborhoot
and is in fair state of cultivation and i'm
proycmcut lis soil is we'll adapted tC
the growth of the staple products of thi>
section of the State, and with small out
lay, this laud could be converted into ore
of the finest estates in Southern Mary
land
Terms of Sale, as prescribed by the
Decree. are CASH.
When ali the purchase money shall be
paid. the Trustees will execute deed tC
the purchaser. free, clear aud discharged
from all claims Of the parties to this suit
and Of those claiming under them.
+. STONE,
r. FORD,
Trustees.
May l.. 1S66-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
ROAD NOTICE.

WKIE, the undersigned, do hereby
w give notice, that thirty days after
this date. VIC intend to petition the County
Commissioners for Saint Mary's County 10
change the public road leading from Mo-
gainesville to All Faith Church, 80 rs to
avoid Locks Hill which is almost impassa-
bic The contemplated change will be 10
Gated on the lands of Henry c. Adams
and f. D. Adams.
II. G. ADAMS,
ALEX. KEECH,
A: YOUNG,
j. T. CHALLENGER.
May 18th. 1S66-3s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
Professional Notice.

TENTIE subscriber respectfully tenders
b his professional services to the people
of St. Marys He cal always be found
at his residence in Leonard Town district
(the residence OF the late James S. Euelen)
unless when professionally engaged.
PHILIP r. EDELEN,
Nj D.
May Oath, 1S66-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31

In the Circuit Court for St. Mary's County
sitting as a Court Of Equity.
No. 81 n Equity.
10y virtue of authority vested in me, as
- Clerk Of the Circuit Court for st Mary's
County, by the Code OF Public General
Laws" of this State. il is hereby ordered that
the Auditors Report fled in this case, be rati
fed and confirmed unless cause to the Con-
trary be shown on or before the. third Mon
day Of June next: provided copy of this
order be inserted in the Saint Marys GA
zErrE once a week for three successi We weeks
prior to the said third Monday Of June.
JNO A CAVALIER, Clk.
True Copy-Tesi:
JNO A CAVALIER, Cl'k:
May "a, 1s66-3w,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
I ruSteeS' Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
May l., 1S66-ts.

RY virtue of decree of the Circuit
- Court for Saint Mary's county, sitting
as Court Of Equity. passed in cause in
which Luke w B Hutchins is Complainant,
and John Saxton and others are Defen-
dants, and bearing date of the 23rd day
of November, 1868, the undersigned. as
Trustees. will offer at public sale at the
Court House door in Leonardtown. on
TUESDAY, the 10th day OF
June next,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. M,
and 5 o'clock, p. m., the following prop
erty, to Wit;
One tract or parcel of land lying and
being in Saint Mary's county, State of Ma
ryland, known as the land of which John
Simms died seized and possessed. and
called
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. B, J. BlNG & CO.. GzEsM
~ Dentists, have started a Olf$TA
branch Office at Mr.. Moorc's
Hotel, Leonardtown, and will wait upon those
desiring dental operations performed. No
charge will be made for examining chillrens
teeth ana for giving directions for the straight
ening of same.
Terms reasonable. A credit OF six to twelve
months will be allowed on tooth filling to
those desiring it. Will remain few week s
only
May "a, ls66-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
VIM. II. Goodwin & others.
w.
Priscilla Gsccnwell. Jane JOY & others.

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's County
sitting a Cnur, of Eqnisv
No. 55 \. Equity.
E(Y virtue of su,hortv vested in me. as
~ Clerk of the Grcui, Court f,r st Ma-
rvs County. by the Code Of Public General
Laws otth;sStass, it il hereby ordrrc,! ,ha, the
Andi'rs Report fled in this case be
ra'itied and confirmed. utls.s can~c
to the contrary be shown on OF bef9e the
third Monday Of June next; provided.
cnpy Of this order be inserted in the Saint
Marys Gazette. once week for three sue
eessive weeks prior to the third Monday OF
june next
JNO. A. CAMALIER, Crk.
True copy-fest:
JNO. A. CAVALIER. Cl'k.
May -, ls66-3w:
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
NO TICE OF DIVIDEND.

nN application Of William Scott Admnistra-
~ tor of williamson Rnrroughs, late of
ST Mnry's county decea ,ed, It Is ordered by The
Court. ihar he said Administrator notify the
creditors Of he SAID drcrasei To hle thrl- claims
er,insf said de-eas sed in the office of The Regis
ter OF Wills for SAINT Mary's county on or be-
fore the l3 h day of Sept, 1866, for dividend
and tha, thi. order be published once week IN
each week u MIL the 18th day OF Sept, next.
Test,
JAMES T. NJ. RALEY,
Register of Wills
for ST. Mary's county.
May 81. l6C6-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
Mrs. d. r. Morgan.
CONFYR.M.i TION NOTICE.
F. B. Black istopo & others.
vs..
John Blackstone < others.

In the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's Coun-
ty, sitting as Court of Equity.
No az N. Equity.
DY virtue of authority vcs,ed in me as
u Clerk of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma.
ry's County. by the Code Of Public Goueral
Laws of this State. it is hereby ordered that
the Auditors Report filed in this
case, be ratified and confirmed, unless csu.c
TO the contrary be shown on or before the
third Monday of June next provided
copy of this order be inserted in the Saint
Mary's G,.sctfe once a week for three success
.ive weeks previous to the third Monday
of June next.
JNO. A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test:
JNO. A. CAMALIER, Cl'k.
May II, lS66--3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
RATIFICA TION NOTICE.
Mary f. Yates and
A. NJ. s. Yates, her husband,
VIZ.
James r. Thompson.
Mary J. Thompson &
Alice Il. Thompson.

In III. Circui, Court for ST. Mary's Co ,nty
sitting az Court of Equity.
No. &c N Equity.
DY virtue Of authority vested in me, as
AS Clerk Of the Circuit Court for st. Msry's
County, by the Code of Public General
Laws" of this State. it is hereby ordered that the
report Of Robert Ford and j as. ). Downs. Trus-
tees, filed in thscase, be ratified and confirmed,
uulesscause to the contrary be shown onor before
the third Monday of Now, next, provides: q
copy of this order be inserted in the Saint
Mary's Gazette once week for three sue
ccssve weeks prior to the third Monday Of
June next.
JNOA CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test
JNO A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Nay 18th, l866-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
PT, FEhH|CKS MANOR.

This land is located in the Patuxent Dis
trict. has a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE and good out-houses upon it. and
contains
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
CObLEC7OR'S ShLE.

HN Application of Robert f. Taylor.
~ collector of State and County Taxes,
for the first election District of Saint Ma
rvs County for the years eig ghtcen hundred
and sixty-four and eighteen hundred and
sixty five, it is ordered by the County
Commissioners of Saint Mary's County,
that the SAID collector proceed to sell, al
ter giving twenty days previous notice, at
the Court House door and m'st pubic
places in the County, and by publication
in the Saint Mary's Ga.etfe, newspaper
publi.hcd in Saint Mary's county. and
by publication IN the Baltimore Gazette. a
newspaper published in the city of ba!tl-
more, the following land, lying III SAINT
Inigoe's District, Saint Mary's County,
MARYLAND, and the following Hotel and
cottages. located at Polut Lookout, in the
County aforesaid, to wit:
A New Hotel located at
Point Lookout in ST. lnigoc's
District, assessed to NJ. McNcal The
,axe. upon this property arc for the yea
1865 and amount to S26.S
Cott.ge No. 25, assessed to DR.. Law
renee Roane. the taxes on which are tor
che years 1864 and 1868 and amount to
$2.65
Cottage No. I, assessed to Thomas w.
Cough, the taxes on which are for the
yesrs 1864 and 1865 and amount to
500
Cottage No. 46, assessed to J. II War
vcn the taxes on which arc for the year
1865 and amount to So Is
Cottage No. IT, assessed to Samuel ii.
Berry, the taxes on which are for the
wear 1865 and amount TO s. 23
Also. another Cottage, number unknown.
assessed to Walter Bowie and I. f.
Williams. the taxes on which are for
the year 1865 and amount to s. 69
The aforesaid land to be sold to the
highcs: hidd r for cash, to pay the taxes
aud legal charges thereon due for the
years 1864 aud 1868 and tue above llo-
tclaud cottages 10 be sold on the terms
aforesaid. to pay the taxes aud legal char
gcs thereon due. as per above statement.
All the above property. when sold, to be
conveyed by deed of bargain and sale TO
the purchasers thereof.
Ry order
JAMES II WILSON,
Clerk to the County Commissioners
for Saint Mary's County,
May 5, 1866
NOTICE is hereby given. that The sale
of the above odvertis,d d property will take
place at the Court House door, in Leon
ardtown, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of
June next,
between the hours of 10 O'clock, n. M =.
and o'clock. p. m.
ROBERT I TAYLOR.
Collector.
May 3. 1S66-3w
TThe Baltimore Gd>tht will please pub
llsh the aoove, once week Tor three
weeks, aud send bill TO this office imme-
diately.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
Bounty,
Pensions,
Back Pay, sc.
State and Local Bounty.

U'hite and Colored Soldiers or their Wild
ows or heirs, can have their claims promptly
and faithfully attended to, without charge
until coIlected,l by
WIN. r. HILL,
ATTORNEY At law
70 ". Fayette St. (near st. Pau st
BALI MORE, MD.
pe- Information given Gratis.-Encloss q
postage stamp for reply.
a1iy- The German language spoken at this
office.
Feb. 18th, lSG6-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31

NOTICES hereby given. that The sale
of the above advertise d property will take
place at the Court House door, in Leon
ardtoWn on
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31

April 18th ,J1s66-t1 J.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31

May II, 1s66-ts.
, 1866-05-16

Motion for Noiie PFoseaut in Roser-
Ehftens4 Case UVerrulcd-Thc 1syi&-
oner Acquitted by the Jury Without
Leaving their Sents-Com meats.
Cspctial Despatch to the Chicago Tlihune1
LOUISVILLE. May Is.
The session Of the court on the JaQuess case
opened again Ibis morning at nine O'Clock. The
motion fer leave to en1er aos prostQut In Eoseu.
eartcns case In order that be might be brought In
as Slate witness HAs argued at great length By
counsel On both sides. The defenea denouuccd
the proposition at uonstsous. horrible aua wicked,
spd crdeayorid to contzaat The eharac.
ter OF Jaqncas, the preacher, teacher,
patriot and Christian, With that Of Roseuea1teu to
The detrinent Of The 1a!ter. The pro.ecat,oa ~
piled That the motion was PERFECTLY legal and
proper; the cnly way, In crime Of this character,
Is 10 fhsten The guilt upon the guilty party. ha
thc4 passed en- 10 Charge the superior euflt
upon Jaqucss IS it vas be Who brought her to this
ircnd. End II was thrpuph him that Tosenearter
aEd Mrs. Dockfra we're involved in The guilty trans.
action.
The Coust oyerrnled the motion. plaintIa en-
1n H. nupey s, tint
under thls ruling OF the Conlt. the prosecution
could do EothiaE tarthcr, and might as well let the
case 20 10 the Jury Ut onee, The only convtctfns
evidence would be thst OF accompltccs The ruling
regarding KosenssIten's egideaee would apply
not allowed The cate might ~ well be given up
The fury ut once returned verdict Of +tuQt
guilty. ~slthout Leaving THAR eeats.
With yeeufd to The casss Of Roseugarten alias
1Ie,cu that 1hc ruling OF the Court In the former
ctse wonld equally apply in Ihla. and a. in that
casc although the ucaua Of proving the guilt Of at
lcast tno Of tue parties Wc1e In the hands Of The
, 1866-05-16

The Valiant 13euurerard en- route for
Europe-0ra1fa OF Ex-Eov. Allen or
.Loui*l&na-AnIn injured Coppcrhcad In
RoKburT, maeA.-Torundo in Orange
Government Sales OF Gold
m0rmuu EiA1tora-The FcAIxn Dcnt.
onstr1tlonx In Honor Of h1eplaens.
Nkw York. h1y 15--Gen. Pierre GuttaT Toutant
dc Beaufrsasu WIS reported at Baltimore yestezday
on bis way TO New York, whence he would sail iof
Europe.
The ueatl Of Ex-Goy. acnry n. Alien, formerly
q Louisiana. aud ono Of the voluntary exilea In
Cd IT, saaes &
an indignant crowd In that city. VINO, On bearing
Of tue a. as.a,sln,non n Of fft.tdeut Lincoln. had
Ieasoa . @ '9 taks umhs7ge at ~. Ways action. and
The Eleventh National Womeu's Rights Conycu-
sention hcsd IN this uty recently. adopted an ap-
peal 10 Me Conerest ot tGa Cu1sco ssatcs tor The
cnEahcat-emcnt Of Wonic1
The tornado Ut last Sunday did much damage in
the peiRnborhood o; Cornwall. 0tangt County.
Trees OF great rize ware broken OF or iorn up BY
the roots, and all eorfs Of mo ,esbls articles On
farms weIc tens IN every direction.
The Post ea5s consldesahlc turor7sc has heea cz-
xeseed this morning at tho report, ahtcb sAid
be.nppus1cd hy 1Dda ab1anle evidence, that the Cor
e1umeus has bcrn selling gold today. The cdec!
rs been 70 check ncssi'E and deprc', The pt1ce of
hase told tea 6hos, witt the ,1ew:o import thcr1.
have. ~ tut: unexpected policy 0! the 1rca urE,
bcs.n probably aided tn their movement y IL rr-
A4At 0ufcf4lf0GuI uoE kul0 10 TU}4 OElQT
1870, but the Influence Of the sales has bero to de-
-prrxs the price to 123H.
Nt. Stesuhose, edlio, Q! the Salt Lake 7xttyr1rh.
-und hr. Taylaf, aScns for Mormon cna:tsIon, A..
rived bore To-day from Utsh, 70 prepare iot the
reception Of about 3,e0o Ao.taons from Eu1o7,
rhff summer.
The sum OF 81. to has tseep received for ltccpses
under the ne* extlse Law. up 10 opc o'clock 1o-dsy
An immense body Ut sncn aud women attended
sull ouly Ire y -Nahuney faction thus fsr acknoW].
edge the organizer. a. Stephens is called The
Roberts men YET esand alook These mtn
htsIe prospect Of perfect Un,on here, even npon
the question Of national eovere,Iniy.. Tho exami.
direction, Of stevcn.. ptys the Tott. shows lhat
ouly S5Ou rtraiu, tut by selling the le4se OF the
Union Square AeadquarteT., the sum Of tl1.00
which nont Of the men who ought to know the
facts Till explain.
, 1866-05-16
FROM SPkINGFIELD.

Resumption Of Work ut, tho Pana &
Spf1n.5irla NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Observation-Disclosures III Mrs. Yates
Thu I:t&.,tts regiment.
Especial De=pstch 10 ihs Chicago Tribune.J
SFR1s0FlE1p, May II.
Work has been renewed aforg thc Einc Of the
rana & Springfield lsaErosd. between this city and
Rochester. the lahorers receiving what they de-
,nau1ed previous 10 the strike. -
Certificates Of organization OF the Chicago Steam
Laundry. ol Chicago, capital stock s2500o, and OF
the Chicago i Colorado Gold aud Silver Mining
company, Of Chicago, capital stock $500 600; also
certi04te Of tnc!rnaa Of capital stock Of the Chi
easo i Hnreau Valley Mining Company. Of CHI
Secretary Of STATES Office yesterday.
Mrs. Yates, vile If Senator Tatcs, is sio Wy re.
covering from her ecEere illness, but Is not yet ahle
TO resuIne ter journey home.
Tie Eighth heg'nenttof Infantry Will be paid OF
at Camp Butler to-mns1Osc,
ME. Moore will leave lhe city tomorrow morning
tension Of the Pans & Springfield Itailsuad. The
MosE ot grading tie road between this city aud
lana |. teiaE pushcd forward AZ rapidly Al posi-.
ble, ard will be completed at m carly day.
spR1suF1ELp. Ill. Aay 15.-The Committee on
Grounds Of the Slate Agricultural Society Will
meet al ttls fremont House, 1n Chicago. on tue 23d
q leasing 'hc ampal.hratres. booths, etc during
the existence Of the coming State Fair al Ghlra7o
The committee appointed to fx lhe place Of hold
pe the .reai'trial OF implements Of fcId culture,
trahtD2 machines. ETC. 10 CONT or Oh The tl Of
septem rr, viii assemble iu the Socicsy's roo,os,
III this city oD lho 5,h day Of June ne1t, Iropo.
postant trial in their vicinity, must be IN the banda
O! the SECRETARY On the above IaiE.
, 1866-05-16

hrn nnd strong, and atroug CONVICTIONS are great
toE1ts-fte best soErce-of conrzgc 10 uar4 I
have fought d!suuiou nearly all r1nrd the circle,
ard II an called upon to complete the circle /
will Than could ssy most heartily that would
thai could depart IN peace"
sneb, 10 far a. fec; at liberty to repeat them.
urrr the rctDarkR made BY the FfeF1dent. IbeueTe
that have repeated bis very words In most tn-
STANCE. but there were many illustrations which
be employed which an unable to rcca'1, and In a
CONTRIBUTION Of two hours there must necessarily
be Es=al teal which cannot pretend 10 remember
With Euffct4nt accuracy to repeat. Tha: the Prst-
dent ts a. firm aud unehakcn AZ es.r IT WIS TN
poSslhle to doubt alset listening to him. lie r.
lies npnu the good ecnse OF the people TO bring
the present crisis to favorable end but 1t Is ceaE
that be hEa no personal objects TO eerTe- He told
one oi the mo>t distinguished OF American poll
ttclans only yesterday. a. be told on Thursday.
that he will uesc1 corseut IN be candidate for the
Preeioeucy again. I Will on]y add that the prc.1-
dent looked in better health than when saw lin
rome months ago. and that he speaks with great
The subject uron which ho is taking roanY verY
suggestive ard fcl'ctous figures and Illustrations.
, 1866-05-16
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1866.

CeuTt, b. this ru''pg nj, case could he made:oat
Jssuees. he wonld Therefore, Ni,h the pcr1u'.s:on
q tue Gorrt, enter ac+s p7rsf17a In both e7ee.
The Court untesHa1nc1J allowed the motion, sud
J. 1t hi. boen said that IN Kentucky nobody c.u he
convicted Of anything except By court na-sfsl.
md the sesnlt OF this trial and manner ot lis close
Vas rourd Up 20 abrrpJy that nobody hut tLa
court and lRWycrs seemed to understand thdpro-
ceee. ard tte jury IN ihc1r naudlcd R:a:r "r-t ah
to!ufeiy oh1ects OF pity. TIE 1sree crowd p1esenr
ibis Gay a. -ooE as the caso lost thin Legal
ont
, 1866-05-16
FKOM ST. LOUIS.



Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1ibuna.1
ST. Lou1s, May Is.
Within the past lev weeks seyen men nayc been
lJnched to death tn The American Bottom, north Of
st. Clair County, by the ineensed residents. Thc.e
men were robbers and horse th,eycs. Not the
slightest effort was made 10 ind out who were the
PARTIES engaged IN The 'lyochtne, uor II anything
known, only HAT they were among the Oldest and
most respectable cilizens OF the Slate. l
Tho Northern Line Packet tow-boat Fefrea,
brough. down from HASTINGS over q, ,00 bushels OF
hulk wheat, and the srtater portion Of 1t for
Aessr. Il: 4 fIotneyer j. Co., Of this city.
The Chlicolho Spectator gives an account Of Il
new German co1uuy to be located touth or Ui1ca,
t!eImany- They como under the auspices OF Majos
FERNANDO Werner, formerly from SAKE CohuFG Co
tia. nuu later Of the New York volunteers. The
colony uow On the Way cousIsss Of t4entg.1hfsA
amsiet, to be Ehorty followed by sixty or seventy
otisess.
The ]eree laboEen made dne show this morning
IN proe eieu. Tne procession, which was fully 6Ye
squares tn length. The men naschn. ctpht abrH.t
nd IN close order WIS formed in lront y the Irish
Association. numbering about 2,G00, headed bJ
braes band Of While men, and waS followed by lhe
p1ackE, numbering I,G0h. preceded by cotared
hHnd. aud Was M ptder1y, quiet .nG Respectable u
pr1ccss ION NJ one could Wieh to Fee.
Upon hslsin. upon the Lcret.. tho procession was
addressed By the President, alT, T5b.u. who con-
graduated thrm upon the order they bad masn.
taIEeA. and cantouetl tacrs TO preserve she psace
however they might he taurteI lie Informed them
that twenty no1t., including The kcosuk packets,
had agreed to pay the advanced pr1fes aud cou-
cluaed BY asking tor volunteers IL wo1k on The
Henry Anes. one Of tho rst bosts TO y1ld to thets
ne 6hf4*
, 1866-05-16

Resignation Of Ecu. Warren nv State
6enatur-DIAaErcclucn OF u Jury IN 4
Hail Robbery Case.
Especial Dczpatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
uEs MONIES. M1y Is.
Gen. Fitz-Hcnry Warren has sent 10 his resi9ua-
lion as State Senator
In the casc OF the United Stacs against Henry
Barber. charged with mall robbery, The second jurY
have disagreed.
, 1866-05-16
UNITED STATES OF COLON

address by the New President of tho lfc-
rubilc-Treatles in Earope-Chmrcla
and State, Etc.
New foRk. May 15.-The tornicd OF ih!a city
publishes the addrcts from 1ieu +. Q. DeM1sqnaf1,
the new President Of tho United States Of Eolom.
bia, 10 the people Of the Republic. The President
strongly deuounces the lass insuEcctionary move
menth and Eres the as.nraEces tbs! he will project
every Gtlzn IN the enjoyment Of his right. Before
sailing from Europe. President Aosaueta concluded
a ttes!y Of fneudsa,p end commerce. md another
riyrd At IN agreement with tho Papal Government
concerning tae administration Of ecciee1asf7cal
nfaIrs. which has long been. .eubject Of dispute
between The political and 1e.!asttcai authorities.
According 10 this agreement, tbs Church WlH con-
time to he etnatatei tom fbe Etate.