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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. April Is
Monoy-easier and quiet at Sac per
cent. Sterling Exchange dull at lG7}a
1918; Gold opening at 1854. declining to
1855 and closing at 1855.
Government stocks active. and LAT
better.
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Instruments OF other makers and different
styles, always n NJ present extensive ware
rooms.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Through Line 10 California,
T.gnTCEUUN1 At mEXICAN Pn n n ;

racine mali pIedmSulp COMPANY {
Through Line 10 California,
TOUCHING At EXICAN PORTS
1 and carrying the u. $. Mail Leave Pier
No ~ ru,u ,,lyer, foot Of Canal street, al u
o'clock, room, on the lst, Ilth, and 2ist Of ever
month except when those dates fan on SUNDAY
and then on the preceding Saturday for AspD
wall connecting, via Panama Railway, will Oh
Of the Company's Steamships from Panama i,f
San Francisco Luching &C Acapulco
FEBRUARY
lat. HENRY CHAUECEY, Capt GRAY, o9s
necung with COLORADO Capt Watkins
10th ATLANTIC. Capt. Maury, connectits
With SACRAMENTO, Capt. Caverly.
2iyt NEW YORK, Capt. Horner, connee,,s
with CONSTITUTION, Capt. Farnsvorh.
Departures Of Ist and 2Ist connect a. Panars
with Steamers for South Pacific Ports. IboS
Of lst touch at Manzanillo.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATS IN cvRmNcY
First Cabin, 900. Second Cabin, :2oo; S;cef
age, slC0.
a discount Of ons-qusrter from steamer rates
allowed to second cabin and steerage passenger
with families. Also, an allowance OF 0ne-qrh
ter on through rates to elergymen and their fan
lies, and school teachers; soldiers having ho1
orable discharges, half fare. III
One Hundred Pounds baggage allowed ear
adult Baggage-masters accompany bAzgsg'
through and attend to ladies and children Wiz.
out male protectors, Baggage received o. tI9
dock the day before sailing, from stesnboeu
railroads, and passengers Who prefer 10 'eh1
down early.
An experienced surgeon OF board 1sd'e1's
and attendance free.
A Steamer VIII be placed on the Inc Jsnua9
izt, 1866 10 run from Ne" Orleans TO Aspi'
wall, VIA Havana
For Passage Tickets or further Information
apply at the CoDpanys ticket Office, on u
Wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York r W, ". BbLLuWS
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SWAMI HOUSE.

DABRRRsBURG, VA. CHANG
Il Ed HANDS. On THURSDAY. October eth
ls63- j. ". Dent late Of the Richmond House,
TOOK possession Of the Swami House foF a
term OF years- he hopes, by strict attention to
business, to merit continuance Of the very LIB
eral patronage conferred upon him when PTopr1-
etor Of the Richrort. >
Eyery departE> 2 in the charge OF the
most efficient -zsr... - =. WIN DESI E
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his letter relative to Capt. Nash, and de
sire to add word TO the pettifogging
article of the Herald Mr.. Spalding kreai
for months prior to the resignation oi
Capt N that he was outrsging the feel
ings of our people, and was charged with
committing every grave offence in his
power. He knelo that our people loudly
demanded his removal, and that the best
interests of the community demanded that
new man should be appointed. Long
before Judge S. was re-nominsted for his
second term, his warmest friends urged
the removal of Capt. Nash, telling him
that he would be beaten if he attempted
to carry Capt. Nash on his shoulders.
Many of our best citizens had been grossly
iusulted, their feelings wantonly injured.
Our Military Ward COMMITTEES, many of
them, were in despair, and everybody felt
that Capt n should be removed. Months
before the court martial, or resignation,
every effort was made to get Judge
Spalding to remove him, but he
absolutely refused to interfere, saying to
all that he must have legal proof before
he could act. In some special cases of
gross insult TO our more prominent citi-
zens, Mr.. Spalding interfered so far as to
compel Capt Nash to 'apologize," but
this was all The great mass of COM
munity were compelled to bear in silence.
But the fact is indisputable, that Judge
S. noaO knows that Capt. Nash was found
guilty of every charge made against him.
He no,0 knows that the terrible complaints
of our people have been proved stern re-
alities-and that he, himself, witt ngly or
was respOnsiblefor his action.
Knowing the sentiments of our people
knowing the record of Captain Nash
how utterly repugnant to our
people the pardon of Captain Nash would
be, he goes qoih Mr.. Green, the law
partner of Nash, with full knowledge
If his errand, introduces him to the
of War, and without one word
# protest or disapproOal of the mission of
Mr.. Green, according to his own state
nent, leaves Mr. Green to get the thing
lone, with his substantial sanction and
PParent support.
Had Judge Spalding done his duty and
Ieclined to allow this man to be restored
o his rank, and then to resign, he would
ave truly represented his constituents
nd his particular friend, Mr.. Nash,
would still be under the disgrsceful
dismissal he so richly deserved.
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From New Orleans.
Items,

NEW ORLEANS, June 12.-The new board
of brokers commenced to-day with complete
success.
The Texans are subscribing a Davis de-
fense fund.
The Texan upland cation crop is pronis-
Ing. Inc corn planted on sIie harvested
wheat land is excellent
The st. Louis reply to the levee memo
rial has given satisfaction.
The Confederate eaptives in Mexico had
settled on the Church confscated coffee
plantation.
The Liberals claim three prisoners taken
in the interior. The captors promise to re-
lease all the old men but put the young in
the liberal army.
Col. Bland, of Missouri, will be released,
having family.
Two nephews and son of Gen. Price have
been captured.
Gen. Shelby is engaged IN cotton and
cane planting.
The work on the Vera Cruz Railroad has
stopped for want Of money to pay the
hands.
The Evening Star leaves this evening.
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From New York.

Fire
NV YoRE. June 12.-The extensive box
factory of w. o. Robbins Co., in Bank
street, was destroyed by FIRE to-day. Their
loss is $4,000. Insured for S., 900. The
building belonged to VIM. s. Wallis. Loss
S, 900. No insurance. A machine owned
by the willow mandatory of Detroit, val
ued at 50 600, was destroyed. Not insured.
Several buildings adjoining were slightly
damaged, and from 25 TO 80 families viii be
temporarily rendered houseless.
MIR. Roberts.
Mr. Roberts will be allowed by the Dis
trict Attorney to go on parole till next Fri
day when his trial will be concluded.
Prize Goods.
A lot of prize goods from the pirate Shen-
andoah were auetioned to-day, bringing
good prices.
Strike Terminated.
The Ship Carpenters and Caulkers strike
terminated to-day. They are going to work
at the old rates.
Telegraph Companies Consolidated.
The Express states that the Western
Union Telegraph Company consolidated
yesterday with the American Telegraph
Company.
Death Sentence Confirmed.
The Court of Appeals has confirmed the
sentence of death Of Gonzales and Rellecier
for the murder of Otero, of Brooklyn.
General Strong.
Cen ". K. Strong, whose illness was
noticed yesterday, is much better.
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| desert you. What of that The true men
are still legion and the struggle must not
be abandoned, even though our soldiers
should be compelled, through the over zeal
/ of United States officers, to abandon the
present campaign. There is no turning
back for US my eountrymen, our movement
/ must and will advance. Retrogression
would entail eternal infamy and bring q
deeper stain of slavery upon your eOun-
try and race, and it is as legitimate for
you to attack tho English power in Canada
as twas for England to attack France there,
or France and America England. Remem-
Der that in union there is strength, and
that Union which has been cemented by
the blood of our gallant brothers must be
eternal, and LET the man be mathematical
and banned who with lying lip or evil
heart would dare to weaken or dissolve it.
Be true to Ireland steadfast in the right
and undismsyed by obstacles, aud remem-
Der that
"Freedom's battle once begun,
Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son,
Though bsfied oft, is ever won"
l remain, with unchanged determination
and regard, your countryman,
WILLIAM r. R0BERTs,
President Fenian Brotherhood.
BUFFALO, June I2.-There was a large
meeting Of Fenians at st. James Hall to
night, at which a considerable sum Of
money was subscribed to support the
Fenians in town until the action of Con
gress on the recent resolution is known.
The Fenians generally will not accept
transportation to their homes from the
Government coupled with the pledge not
to again take up arms to invade Canada
They think the Government has no right to
demand such sacrifice of their principles,
which is tantamount to asking them to give
up Fenianism.
It is feared that stringent steps will have
to be taken by the Government to compel
them to leave this vicinity.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
a

WASHINGTON, u U, June y, $500
GEoKGK A. BENEDICT, Esq.-Dear Sir II
take pleasure in replying to yonr letter of
the 7th instant.
l had nothing whatever TO do with the
mitigation of the sentence pronounced by
the Court Martial against Capt. F. A. Nash.
In respect to the final order of the Seere-
tsry of War, had this agency in the trans
action and nothing more:
Mr.. E. P. Green came TO Washington and
desired me to introduce him to the Secretary
that he might place before him the printed
testimony taken on the trial. did so;
when Mr.. Green made known his wishes,
and the Secretary ssid he would look into
the evidence and determine accordingly
No further communication was made to me
on the subject, and had no other or fur
ther agency in the matter.
do not know the character of the order
to which you allude any further than this.
have incidentally heard that Secretary
Stanton, upon consideration of the evidence,
changed the dismissal into "musteriug
out OF service or something of that sort.
In the matter Of introducing Mr.. Green,
did no more than common courtesy required
at my hands as his Representative; and I
should do the same for any respectable con
stituent of any political party.
am very respectfully, &e.,
r. P. SPALDIEG.
We give Judge Spalding the benefit of
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juneII:R13
Mra Winslou an

Mrs. WtnslOW, sn experienced Surss and
Female Physician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teething, by softening the gums, reducing all in
fsmmations, will allsy all pain and spasmodic &C
tion, and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, Mothers, it will give rest TO yourselves
and relief and health to yeur infants. We have
put up and sold this article for 80 years, and
can say in conhdeucs and truth Of it what We have
never been able to say of any other medicine
never has it failed in single instance to effect q
cure, when timely sed. Never did we Know an
instance of dissatisfs ction by any wh Used it.
On the contrary, all arc delighted with its opera
tions, and speak in terms Of commendsffon Of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter ''what We do know" after 80 years.
experience; and pls ge reputation for the full
hIlment Of what We here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion rsli sf win be found in fifteen OF
twenty minutes aftIlr the syrup Ia administered.
FAN directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile Of
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by AlI Druggists thvouehout the world.
Price, only IS cents per BOTTLE
sP23; R14-dyeod.E
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From Washington.
COne-ressiOnaI Itens,

NEw York, June I2.-Specials to the
evening papers from Washington say: The
House Committee on Foreign Affairs voted
informally against any Endorsement of the
Mexican loan. Another vote is to be taken.
The Senate Finance Committee is dis
posed to fix a sliding scale of tax on cotton.
The same Committee will finish the consid
Grafton OF the House revenue tax bill by
Thursday.
The House Committee on Banks and Cur
rency has determined to restrict the circu-
lation of any one National bank to one mil
lion dollars.
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Morning Edition.

honorably discharged soldier be appoint.
ed in his place; that the office of Steward
ofthe Marine Hospital be filled by dis
abled soldier, and that the spirit of said
Resolution of Congress, and Proclamation
of Abraham Lincoln, late President be
carried out.
We further represent to you, that every
six months, when we draw our pension,
we have to pay to the United States
Pension Agent a fee of forty cents each.
This may be, and perhaps is a legal fee,
but we would respectfully request you so
to change the law, that hereafter we may
receive our pension in full-without de-
duction.
nj N 1eee
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RAILROAD AocrDzvT IxvTReIEIl.


RICHNosD, June PA fearful accident
occurred to the down mail train on the
Danville Railroad, near Coal Field, this sf-
ternoon, caused by the breaking Of switch
rod. The ladies car was preeipitated over
an embankment, making three revolutions,
and smashing the car in the descent. Mrs.
Irotter, OF the vicinity Of DanYilIe, was
instantly Killed. Thirteen others were in
jured, among them Bishop Early, of the
Methodist church and Isaac Overly, of
| Charlotte. -
| EDITOR ARRESTED.
AuGusrA, Ca, June I2.-J. E. Bryant.
editor Of the Loyal Georgian, the Freed
mems organ, was arrested By the civil au-
thorities this afternoon, for attempting tc
defraud negroes out of the money borrowed
of them when he (Bryant) was an officer of
the government. He was released, eolorad
man becoming his surety.
a RECONSTRUCTED RAILROAD.
The Central Railroad destroyed by sher-
mans army has been reconstructed and
trains from Macon to Savannah and Angus
ia, passed through to-day.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
In accordance with instructions from the
War Department the most stringent quar-
antine regulations have been established
for the ports of Savannah, Brunswick and
Darian.
Edgar NJ. Lasarus and j. F. Walter, US.
Collectors have resigned, as they could not
take the test oath.
STEPHENS IN RICHMOND
RIcHMOED, Va, June I2.-Mr. Stephens
arrived here from Washington this after
noon and is stopping at the Exchange hotel.
I = r. I J
Petersburg and then return to New York.
His presence not being generally known,
it did not cause any commotion among the
Fenians
. TO BIZ MUSTERED OUT
KHGsroS, CIV, June 12.-The volunteers
here are under orders to hold themselves
in readiness to leave for their respective
mastering points One battalion Of Rifles
left fer Cobourg this afternoon.
WITHDRAWAL
BALTIMORE, June I2.-Rev. Or. Bullock, of
the Old School Presbyterian Church, an
nounees that he will withdraw from the
General Assembly, on account of its recent
action. A meeting of the congregation is
to be held to decide whether the fiock shall
follow him.
CHOLERA.
NEw YoRK, June I2---The quarantine re-
port up to this morning shows that twenty
seven convalescent patients were trans
ferred to the Hospital ship. Ten new cases
received and four deaths since last report.
Fourty- four remaining in Hospital ship
STATEN ISLANDERS.
The meeting of the Staten Islanders this
afternoon at Richmond was lsrgely stten-
ded and much verbal indignation was spent.
Resolutions were passed declaring the
action Of the Board Of Health Illegal and
q committee was appointed to eject the su-
thorities from Sequin's Point.
DoRG LAW.
Next Monday the annual war begins
against dogs in this city. The dog-killers
are receiving, as heretofore, a half dollar
head.
THE HELTETIA-
The steamer Helvetia was allowed to dis-
charge her patients at Castle Garden this
afternoon, having been twenty-six days
without cdolera- I lr-
Death of Judge Lane.
sANDUsKE, O., June 12.-Judge Lane, late
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Ohio,
died this evening.
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special Dispatches.
iEoEIvED Up TO O'CLOCK, A. N.

INVESTIGATION.

INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE inquiries made
by General Meade are as yet Incomplete,
and so far as they have gone do not result
in confirming the report that the Canadian
or British forcss crossed the boundary line,
or that any of the Fenians have been killed
by them ,or that any prisoners were cap
tured by them on the American side Of the
frontier q
IsvALID PENSIONS.
The House Committee on Invalid Pen
sions are preparing bill which will soon
be reported, giving 10 widow Of soldiers or
sailors in addition to the present pension,
50 per month for each of her children.
This pension will require an appropriation
of s6,OOO,O0O.
JEFF. DAVIS.
There is no doubt that the Government
would at any time transfer JEFF. Davis to
the jurisdiction of.the District Court Of
Virginia if q wfitof habees corpus shonld
be issued t.. bring him before that tribunal
TO BE INDICTED. =
In reply to an inquiry of District AttOr-
torney Dart, at Potsdam, New York, as 70
whether the subordinate officers and men
of the Fenian prisoners shall be indicted,
the Attorney General telegraphed instrue
tions to-day to indict the leaders only. and
prosecute them for breach Of the neutral
ity laws with such diligence as would be
consistent with the dignity of the United
States.
REWARD.
PHILGDELPHrA, June IA reward of
81, 600 has been offered for information of
Henry j. Bateheldor, Of Boston, who has
been missing since the 2eth ult-, when he
left the Eagle Hotel in this city, and it is
feared has been foully dealt With.
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Special CautfOn.-MR5. WINsLOW'S 5
SOOTHING SYRUP has become popular that
various parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs. winslow's Please take notice that the Mrs.
Winslow of the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. june2;3H
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-13

Moth ana FreekIes.-Lsdiesa afflicted with
Discolorations the Face, callsd moth patches or
freckles, should use PERRY's Celebrated MOTH
and FREOKLE LOTION. 1t is infalIible. Pre-
pared BY DR.. B. O. PERRY, DeTmatologist, 49
Bond street, N Y. Sold by all druggists in Glove
land, aud elsewhere. Price 81. mayI7-S4O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-13

Eshleman's Paten Neck Tie HeIder.
This convenient article, for the gsntleman's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by us. 1t
is a simple labor-saving contriTsnce by which
several different ties can be made. Gentlsmsn are
invited TO call and examins.
MACKENZIE PARSONS,
junell:R1S Il Monument Square.