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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16

THE SEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD
- OPENED BETWEEN
PORTSMOUTH AND WELDON.
The New and Elegant Steamer.
THOMAS KELSO,
CAPT. GEORGE W. RUSSELL
and the Favorte Steamer,
ADELAIDE,
CAPT, JAMES CANNON
0f'the OLD BAY LINE, now run daily, except
Sunday from Baltimore to Portsmouth, in
connection with this important route
to the South.
To the old patrons of the Line We feel that it s I'm
necessary for US to say anything by way of commend
alton Of the comforts afforded the economy Of time
and money, by this old and favOrite route. One of
these Boats will leave their wharf
FOOT OF UNION DOoE, DAILY AT AZ O'CLOCK, P. NJ,
FoR FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK
AND
PORTS MOUTH,
Where they connect with the SEABoAHD AND
ROANOKE RAILROAD for Suffolk, Black
water, Edenton, Plymouth, Weldon
Raleigh, GoldsbOrO', Newborn
Beaufort, Wilmington, and
ALL points in the
South.
They will also connect with the James River
Steamers lor CITY POINT and RICHMOND. And
ana FRIDAY mornings, for Cherrystone and Eastern
Shore Of Virginia, and on Tuesday, Thursday and
Sat4foay, Tor Mathews and Gloucester counties and
Yorktown. wv I'LL
HS-RACING Is STRICTLY PROHIBITED ON THIS
LINE as ample time is given for all its connections
without the necessity for pushing the Boats.
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ENUBLIC SALE.

pUBLIC SALE.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
HARpERs FERRY, VA, Feb. 2, 1866. !
A large quantity of serviceable and condemned
QUARTERMASIER STORES VIII be sold at Har-
per'S Ferry, Va, on TUESDAY, Feb. %. 1856.
These stores consist in d part qf the following ar
House 1893 feet long 25 feet wide and 16 feet high
Bake House and one Cook House, each 90 feet long.
IL high and u feet wide, with number of Sheds the
whole containing $4,000 feet of LUMBER, more OF
~ $50 ARMY WAGONS.
10 Two-hoIse Wagons.I COO Spr. Chains.
Spring Wagons, 300 Wagon Bows,
1877 Field Desks. 200 Buckets,
81 Tables, Sc Dust Pans,
Al Lamps, 1872 Breast Chains
al Chairs, 100 Bearing Chains
Iron Safes. $50 Double Trees.
al Stoves 551 Fifth Chains
$50 Sets Wheel Harness. 637 Halter Chains
200 Sets Lead Harness, Horse Medicines,
20 Lead Lines, 7 Travelling FORCES
200 Jocky Sticks Is Wheel Barrows
1900 Single Trees, $50 Lights OF glaz'd Sash,
300 SpreadeTs j. Chains, $50 TBS. 0akum,
900 Spreaders, $500 TBS. Rope,
With other articles too numerous to mention.
large quantity of Backsmiths', Carpenters and
Terms cash in Government funds
. Ss-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, and continue
GEORGE A. FLAGG,
Bvt. Major and A. Q. NJ. Vols.
fe6-tl9 CHAS. M. FUTTERER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF CONDEMNED
Will be sold at Public Auction. at INDIANAPO-
LIS ARSENAL, Indianapolis, Indiana, on the 10Th
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1855, at 70 o'clock A. NJ, a
large quantity of ORDNANCE STORES of inferior
quality, consisting in part of the following arti-
Giles, viz
ga Carbines. various kinds.
5000 Muskets and Rifles, new and old United
States and foreign, of various caIibres.
SOB Stars Army RevOvers serviceable.
276 Savages Navy RevolverS, ew and others
with large lot of spare parts for the repair
Of small arms of various patterns.
40 Cavalry Sabre Belts, worn.
724 Cavalry Saddles, worn.
1850 Cavalry Brides, worn.
2SS Belt Holsters for Pistols, worn.
200 Cartridge Boxes for Pistols, weru.
1,l53 Cartridge Boxes for Carbiues. worn.
800 Sings for Carbines, worn.
1853 Sets of Artillery Harness, worn.
1900 Sets of Infantry Announcements, worn.
Also, large lot of Appendages for the various
kinds of MusketS and Rifles.
Samples to be at the Indianapolis Arsenal and
at the United States Ordnance Agency, No. As North
street, New York city.
Terms of sale cash.
JAS. NJ. WHITTEM0RE,
Captain and BreYet Maj. Ordnance,
| ja8-tF20 Commanding.
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a. OVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
| w IRON SAFES

a UVERNMENT SlAElE OF SsTkPLES
W IRON SAFES.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. S. A,
No. s South GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, Feb. A. l. &C.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. will be re-
ceiv,d at this Office until NJ. on THURSDAY, Feb
uary 22nd, 1866. for the purchase of the
SURPLUS IRON SAFES.
On hand at this depot.
These safes consist of Counting Room, Paymasters
and small Field Safes, and can be examined at any
time on application to this Office, between A. M,
and 2. N. The safes are numbered from No. up
wards, re-numbered since advertisement of January
%. Proposals received for any number of the
safes. but the number of each safe and the amount
bid for it, must be specified in the proposal twill
not be considered.
Payment required in Government funds on notif-
cation of acceptance of bid.
Proposals to be endorsed. Proposals for Iron
Safes" and addressed to -
THOMAS WILSON,
Bvt. 1t. Col. and c. S. u. 5. A.
fe1A-to1 Ryt Brig Gen Vols
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TNNHE PACIFIC HOTEL is well and widely
IL known to the travelling public. The location is
is especially suitable to merchants and business men:
it is in close proximity to the business part of the
cty-is on the highway of Southern and W estern
trayel-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots.
The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations for over
300 guests; it is well furnished and possesses every
modern improvement for the comfort and entertain
ment of its inmates. The rooms are spacious and
well ventilated provided with gas and water the at
tendance is prompt and respectful and the table is
season.
The subscriber, who. for the past few years. has
been the lessee, is now sole proprietor and intends
his house. With long experience as hotel-keeper
he trusts. by moderate charges and liberal policy
70 maintain the favorable reputation of the Pacific
Hotel.
N. BIO prevent overcharge by hackmen, the
coaches of the Hotel are owned BY the proprietor.
sel3-1v JOHN PATTEN. JR
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The Company has the following assets.

The Company has the following assets,
viz:
United States and State Of New York
Stock, City, Bank and other Stocks..... 81
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, g:
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgage.
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages ana other Loans, sun
dry notes, Reinsurance and other
claims due the Company, estimated at
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable. 2,
Cash in Bank-Coin. ......................,,,,,.,.
Cash in Bank-U. S. Treasury Note Cur
rency
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OFFICE OF THE
" ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK, January n, 1866. }
The Trustees, in conformity to the Charter of the
Company, submit the following statement of its al
fairs on the 3lst December. 1865:
Premiums received on Marine Risks
from LIST January, 1861 to 31st Deem
Der, 1865 Sc, 933, 80
Premiums on Policies not marked of LIST
January, 1865 :2O1932473
Total amount of Marine Premiums... IS, 952 All SO
No Policies have been issued upon Life Risks, nor
upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked off from LIST January,
1860, to 3st December, 1865 ...... Sc 764 1853
Losses paid during the period...... 365917845
Returns of Premiums and Expenses...... 1872, Al
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GROVER IL BAKERS
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH
Sewing Machines.

Wherever known the GROVER BAKERS Sewing
Machine is acknowledged to be super to all Others
pie and more easily managed than any other always
ready for work, and do varieties Of work which nc
other machine pretends to do.
We speak from experience when we say that, aftcT
having tried all the principal sewing machines. we
must accord to that of Grover il Baker the pre-
eminence Those Indispensable features of sewing
strength. uniformity and elasticty-all of which are
brough. out in this Incompatible invention, make it
the first sewing machine in tho oogntry.-Nelo York
Christian Advocate and Journal.
SALESR0OMS,
se15-dAwtf ISL BALTIMORE STREET.
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Total amount of Assets ......... S12 1893 975 II
Six per cent interest the outstanding certificates
of profits will be paid to the holders thereof or their
February next.
Fifty per cent of the outstanding certificates Of the
issue of 1864 will be redeemed and paid the holders
thereof their legal representatives and after
Tuesday the 9th of February next, from which date
interest on the amount redeemable will cease The
certificates to DO produced to the time of payment
and cancelled to the extent paid.
a dividend Of thirty-fve per cent. is declared on
the net earned premiums of the Company for the yes
ending S1st December. 1865. for which certifcates
will be issued on and after Tuesday, the Sd Of April
next.
By order Of the Board. J.H. CHAPMAN.
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Passengers Transferred to and from all Depots md
Baggage handled free of charge

FARE:
From Baltimore to Fort Monroe. 81 90
Norfolk .................. 4 90
City Point................ 90
Richmond .............. so
From Washington to Rihcmond. ........... so
York las A. NJ. train from Philadelphia, and 3 ?
NJ. train from Washington. will make conner, =
sure with TIL line at Baltimore. -''''n
end take nOOther. NN' NS" A'He'
Information may be obtained on application to
sel9-eotf al nj AA t;GLa
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAI~FRDAY FEBRUARY 16 1885,
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING,
~ BEDDING, &c.

~ BEDDING, &c.
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE, /
WASHINGTON, D. G., February Is, 1885,
An extensive sale of Hospital Clothing, Bedding,
&c entirely new and in the original boxes and bales
will be held in this city. at the Judiciary Square
Warehouses, Fifth and Z streets back of City Hall,
on THURSDAY, the Sth day of March next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. The following articles will be offered
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G. aP E AD4 S%sp nXEkESS
1874 BALTIMORE STREET,

BALTIMORE.
FORWARD INLAND EXPRESSES
DAILY TO ALL PARTS OFTHE SOUTE.
Rates of freight greatly reduced. Particular at
tenton paid to the collection of Drafts, Notes, Bills
&c. Specie, Bank Notes. Bonds &c, taken at low
rates ana issued against all risks. when required.
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPsNF.
For the transportation of Merchandise, Valuable
Packages, Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds, &c, for ali
parts of the South and Southwest, il connectiop
with the
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Have established their agency at No l64 Bslhnor.
street. where orders to call for goods to he
South will receive prompt attention 1ue0
Merchandise and valuables delivered IN
HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
FOR THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
Will receive prompt despatch.
For particulars, rstes of freight &c annIv - :,
office Of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMP a q me me
l64 Baltimore street. WINK Y,
no2S-tf II d DIT AMI ~
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9TH 1860.
1880 BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
Via Chesapeake End Delaware Canal,
DAILY FOR PHILADELPHIA.
The Boats Of this Line will recoInmencs their reg.
alar trips to and from Philadelphia THIS DAY
Feb, uaTy 2lst. leaving Wharf No. Light stree,
daily, at o'clock.
For freight or passage apply to
J. ALEX. SHRiVER, Agent
No. 3 Light street wb.trf.
Ut 10 Philadelphia at foot Of Chestnut street, 10
oc3tf No "a "a ST Een.,
, 1866-05-13

There arc come hundreds Of yonng nrp In cur
city always On The look out for situations. The
number tluctuatcs extensively at different periods.
bu: Il nlways much. in excess Of the demand. OF
thlfc, tasge percentage occupy themselves every
morning in reading over the column Of wants in
tho 1n1nuKE In hopes of finding something there
which mil sutt them. IN advertisement Of stu'
aton vacant uniformly receives scores Of answers,
come Of which rnodtls Of composition, and are
intended TO chow their writer's 10 be model men.
We rive the following, receyed few days since by
fr1cnd "a samp!e. It tasy also serve as model
10 some Of those Nho would like 10 'apply BY lei.
ter" ent lack the ability TO DO Eo:
dear SIR.
Your advertisement Was noticed BY me ID this
mornInc'e tribune, In respect to which I an about
ras TIE 0! I'll sW So ,n3, an
The na'usc Of my coarscicr In ie : words, fora:.
much ~ in whatever hu'lnesa man may bs occu-
ses.cd ef pia,*evorihT quaities to eadcsvoaz n.n,
to exercise Il in every ctscumsiances and In thu
mosi urgent ard extreme cases.
young nan ot good principle. aud hasit.. having
eied a Is much y q II hasc bo,h ii shc Untsa sase:
1ost mo- - prudent to e1ele;e il even ID ca.es ] Of Trim
circumstance. Yea! Isny more than this II ie the
soe WY IN winch young man GIN ho respected q!
Samples oi s,v renmanebsp IN every xay shaps q
iot thai Ill be more lnclfuel to form opinion
that hare tastc IN that Ec*pcct- an correct a
| uEA1ts aAA oAt 1uls4 SOlafE@eA " HtAI4AH IE1tcI
Of every description. can furnish good reference
in the Gty hers thar viii testify to the fact has,
laid heiorc you. shou1d endeasour To suit you
yon VIII ind me Of prat.eworhY qualities v1tuon
c5teemins m5eelf over and aoove lhe true fsc's
yo9 , mi dnq mo ernest % n ~ duties. eaer9eu
inc 10 the interest Of 1ny employers. There's n
pia{ about mo, ns 6nc th.I has worked ~ h+n
the necessity Of keeping 4 t1tuation when pfaeit
cable frpprretatc GOOD position that thonfd fal
everything that could ba capable Of exercising ii,
| atnd 10 That purpose. You Will In no msfake nnt
me fnlly qualified In h1ltug the postum. and trust
fcems really necessary elye tho res. 10 youz esrr
Yours respectfully
L fNhrH
, 1866-05-13
FROM NEW YORK.

Hnnrd OF Health -Lfccnsea-Reward
for RNM2h8-Snnta Anna In New
1oFk-m Adlson Avenue ERond Hob-
bers-The Attempted .1ssaaaln aflou OF
tbc Cxnr, Etc.
NEW foEk. May 1.-THE Board a Health have
bc'oFe then, proposition to divide the dry Into
SIX hosp1ial ai,ttscss u Witch, ,shen epdemles o.
liz lie eS.e s1tset may require.
1nc ma,,e- Of allowing odal apd ea1casAes Of dead
ani1nAls 10 be thrown overheard aud noat ard lodge
On Long 1stand L undtr dI*euts,ou.
rhe tto+sd OF EXCISE htve grained thus ta1 three
Tts council 10 the Board h.s rendered deeittuu
that Bedloee It!xnd Is ou,Eitt the excise district,
aid that Siaten If1nd Il INSIDE It.
Itc master thip builders hayt Offered reward ot
Essse 10. .hc arrest and CONVICTION Of the parties
ho hase asEaulted or mar assault, u,en Who hare
gone work The strike Of the ta1ptutets. 1olners
and c4ulEeEs cnnt1pEe4. -.
Lewis cisrk and Cna..es DENIM, charged NTH The
MADISON arcnue bond robbery, hRvs BEEN Dis
! charged for want Ct evidence agatnss them.
The Fat saye Gtn- sauta A1na arrived at Eliza
bc,hpor thi. morning by The steamer Georqia nom
u. honas II !. accompanied By teFtsal souih
Auericznt. II y undeTs.ood The object o. hts con
ing here l. to unite s c1osts with those ot The Lib
ca! tsry Of Mex,co; to e1pei Maximi!tan. ne de-
clare. ne II not seeking !or power, but Will psact
NEW YoHx, May 1s-Tne Aner7eau residents II
ST. Petcfs purX fotwa,aed IN address Of coukAluta
lion to the E1 on hla recent escape from assaset
| nalinn. and received gracious reply. -
| The nan who ATTEMPTED to 3ssAsSlnae the Eu
pesos Ale1sndez Is about tH etz one 1cxrs old ant
| apparently we'll educatcd. Tie rpcs1 rure Russtza
II ba- becn said that he II farmer, bet The nor
| gtre1al opinion II TINT he L. stndeut- 1uamcdl
nlrls nflt his atlf rnpt and upon being 61e1ed hi
| CHI out 10 the people, IAN .hts havc dons To-
| YOU. He {tbe t7ssl has cheated rou. lie has n.
| ri,er y1u enough land" They have found SON
! papert On hts pet1ou One Ct inc docuusnts u I,
, 1866-05-13

lAitr1y EncoutaelnR Reporks from, the
} :. SOUTH

south.
NEE YonK, Nav 1a.-Ihe Chsrfr;ton Es3syter al
Tn{ Ah- contains VERY ,nteres,In8 collection Of
Die4iRtnce coneenin3 the growing c1ors In diner
eni Southern Stntes. In shcte dstr1cks VIZ ina &C.
counts, In noe. respects highly gratifying OF the
eonaust Of the freedmen and hopeful statement ot
The sumter tso1th Czrolrna} lsasehs1u1, reports:
our planters arc applying themselves with dill
es.ce Hatch musl secure 1t least measurable suc-
eet-. Ihe ltcfomen. loo. as general thing, afa
Working with xcal and easntstoese exceeding The
sapss!atious Of our people at the beginning Of the
In Louisiana, 4 correspondent Of the Macon
Jdasnai G''d Messenger. from Ksrher County, on
he Mlh, ~ntes: '.Whrrc there Is 20 bu1ea1 The
,ie5as n gdmsr :!e ~ working ws and eeem rey well
The Atlanta Commercial E.sttetta has tho follow
1ns rom correspondent tn the southueslern psrs
o. Georgia: wing 70 .hc groat scarcity Of labor.
the amount produced ID 1860, winch think vas
easltustcd Al tour million OF bales. l an clearly
Of ,u,, the Il to-, opinien that l:soo,oc9 6sle. i
,1s'ers. iii hs1iy make hsIf % eropa a11 wiz 1n
q Il nos
4 vas. numter OF tarma are therefore Idle. The
.a.ue tslnE esn be sad Of oher po1,ons u Inc cot
sa ibese csi deccaey Of aoos1s un,d snd ss these
arc tanpered with and seduced from their employ.
c1s for the more fertile land. Of the West Of 70.
snr eaReT of r.nPefs es;cy s;,9s Ss
agent Of the Department of Agriculture writes
10 The came effect- Every planter that can Ec&
taEor putting in all The cotton poaaba iu bopes
10 tell At high rses and many Of them arc neglect.
,ne corn. prcfe1sine 70 dcpert rpon the Northwest
tnely Win ihcir old masters ~ general thing
lhe higher sase. OF wages n Alabama and
4lssneippi re inducing some Of them 70 DIS.
card 'hCsr CONTRACTS in Georgia and migrate
wyetHafd In Alabama Also correspondent
of the Montgomery 3drerfissr writing lroua
nak County under dale Of .apnl e5, saJr:
'.lhe frecomca are doing well. Burean to dls.nrt
tho happy harpony ex,EnnR betwesu employer.
>na employees" Tho .stses rsposts the ffseau,eE
arr conuueting Themselves as 4 general thing tn
ni0hlJ ueostanlo mariner. and NC Begin to thtnt
'hcy appreciate their condition and Nfu ]aho1
! la'hsnly nnder the Contacts they have made
u Ntsei -eppi, the Canton EAizsa eays tho freed
nun arc working m 10 their contracts as crnera
thing; on the whole. planter. teen cheerful ant
! hopeful. OF Lauisitna there are a number OF re
peti:. The hatcher 1Tmes OF the tit ult. raj
roth cotton and corn are growing beautifully; th
/ ftrs dmen working well The Northern Loaisn7nia
much better thsn was ant1cipate1.
, 1866-05-13
.NUMBER:343.
Tho e.APeaHs, Boys.

i EpItoRs TR1uCSE:-As phu4nthEoptst, and
tlsod Of la,c orr tht meatal and moTal depra1i,y
ot crr1in ponton Of our youthful community. I
refer to hat class q Tho z,s,ng eeae1ason ~ho arc
playing marbles On the sidewnlks. throwing rum
5 % 6f q aFsPs g. Ssa 9s y s SsGa
would indicate them 10 be Jonng tenian=, only
hey do not :. adopt tho emerald uniform:
the aee Of eight Jcaz< or 1hereabouts. whose uni.
torm generally eomprsees a blue cost. OF proper
length to eecaoe The ground II dexte1ously msn-
r.etal button, 4 boo; on one foot a thoe On the
tthsE, end hat whoes rim and c.oEn struggle dcs.
pesaiel1 for separation. 1he Other members Of
iaily x Isss rs ss @e = asseend lie @ a.. e'o" ~
1hoaeh met With in al part, Of the city they
nosi do eopereaafe tn theee ueaehboshoods whero
'hess ,bey ca1ry On thriving business, md CRY
of sax7ety ot small articles which may be lyln8
within reach, besldea marking up wallis, delacing
noyarce OF builders and workmen. We hsve no
ticsd The steady growth OF The evil committed by
these ''hrman pickasee,c ss .hey haEs oeea tightly
done u1th lhcm1 The reforn teaool does not
take them under lis protecting EooL hceause they
are rot considered 10 be II enonch gone for that
HIst1ou schools seicou zttrtct them, and II
they did, would detain ihem but couple OF houts
On Sunday, and the moment they passed tho
- hs R1od % be bRepss ns nd ns e
rseIants renew lheis depEeda'ions On foelu order
md harmony.
ard counsel tn the tnAtter-the pulF plan that hiss
20 lsr presented stselt eeng that OF appotntinT
| policeman TO follow N the wake OF eaeh IT the
ahovene ntioned nsnd4 u protect property snd
Of The police forrr. thereby inrotyn. addl !onal ex
renEs 10 the city. It hAs been set a.da ~ impractl
cable at pFeeent, and We have nothing batter 70 ot
, 1866-05-13

Movements IT STEPHENS the Head Cen.
,xre-A>setA nf tho Organization

Movements cf STEPHENS the Head Gene
,xre-Asset~ Of the Organization
Where has the n1uney Goncs
NV Yonk; May IA large numeer Of
plers,- to-day, 1t Tho Metfopols,an Hotel.
Il bas been a>eertafned nom .Stephena, fhls
atssnoon. thasn b. xth not remove h. hssdqaastets
spoke enapbaneailJ on the subcc1, that he cfe1-
td The Impression that he wae not altogether Eatt-
hsS ,ensiE s
known onts.de Of lhs circle Of The Senate Council
Tic cxacs amount tha. remains tn Tho Fentan tres4-
uIJ. prominent Fenlan slated that tho Whole
eu1n nov reserved to nd tho c.u.c Of ltIh ubertr
IL le9A ihan <91, and that htsdee there checks
for $10,Cu which Ire directed to Patrick ORouskc,
who ean havc them cAAhed when required do 70,
stephens Was, ephsh.ened On this state OF thugs
VA Va. rti1ese. pnt i known to % t" have
n,ons1s st.ss n Dnon g u: ns Ms
Known that h. D. klutan took lease ot The &c
n,.p Palace in Union S9uase IN bits Owl name. md
essa .e1 u he aieay a Satea srose % eat a q .ss
/ c.pFc,tion 10 Campo bs!o, that ki!llan would
eieet Ill pazhes tora the buldIns. Their a1P;'s'
htnt,ors. however. were un19unaed, iet W, NJ
3'.p p.p,,s s I'd qaBBe, Is ~ asue1ss IA &:
"a he frp.e.snistl+a oi janis, slcoaens
Tbe bcad qusit<rs IN rnion sduart re now closed
| and Iolo:'el Kelly. Ps1sate seaVtA4 q Mr: sc
phcne. isln charge Of xte building. Although Af
stephens Is making every effort 70 edcca recon
tf.nctlon Of the brotherhood. matters haTe ttAts
p.r.d which thoH that tho tssk will not be an cas-
/ ope while Aeekirx the cooperation Of the Robert
wing OF tho Fca1ana, winch Is It pzcssns th
/ mot po'e1t Of the two. lie has CAREFUL
abe.stned from recoSn3xtn1 the Fensan s. nate =
is ptict2l c1pacIly. consequently my overture 70
an tdtnetsnent Of tho difficulties cannot be ense,
tanned by body whose Official existence ts thu
denied. Stephen. i'2ued IN order to~d1y caillnr o
1 Ill In he atI.S
| tic movement In ireland, snd sfEd MI EnonsJs Il
hin At bis headquarters, Metropolitan Ho:el.
, 1866-05-13
! FROM SPRINGFIELD, I'LL.

Sr1SGTELp. III. May 12.-Governor ORlesby
staI arrived home from St. LOUIS last evening
during his scjourn In thas city. The Governors
health permitting. ho intends leaving this city to-
morrow evening for Washington, D. c.. 10 attend
1nstanx.
Mrs. serator YAtes arrived In thls city THIS morn
aug from Mashfntton, N Tpn.e for her hpme In
Jtcktonrs1e. in very feeble health, and WIS Obliged
TO ofeennttpuc her Journey, she was conveyed 10
tic Gule7uatosia1 man Aio1, Whc1e medical aid WIS
ob,nIned. Her condition II Qa,te serious.
The vile Of Major lies. one OF the Oldest resi-.
dents Of Springfield, and enc Of the on inal incur
porators OF tho city, died yesterday afternoon II an
npsppcra acc,