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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-srEcIAL TrRs-Ftn o--B.ion Jus
tee fosrER


DECISIONS
D,nuisou at Conrad.
That the plaintiff is entitled 70 Judgment in this
action tgsn,t the decndcnt the Importers. aud Irsders
Buuk requiring them 20 pay The 'aid funds Amounting 70
2t ~ without costs to either or am Of a., Iarcs aud
order ud gfn,ut 10 be- entered accordingly.
Amos H. Emo sgt Fhebs J. McAdain, IT hlsee decree.
Uoane and CoIbiu oct. J. q. ConTnd.-Se- findings
M.ndershal agt Klnch.-See tLdngs and decree.
Lunt and Corbin at. lnpouers and Trader, BAnk-See
hndnss
CBAxBBrs-FrB. o-R,fore Justice Barnard.
DECISIONS.
Geo. W. Pafrcy agt Abby A. Palfrcy.-Report
Of referee confirmed aud judgment Of divorce granted
Oscar Trisbre t Heou {. fsesman.Moto granted and
referee ordered 70 hear, &c.
Jas 4. Vii se, Erastu. Wheaton Motion granted
Anthony Baptist agt. Geo. o. sickles-Mousn granted md
referee ordered to hear, &c.
Geo X. Thompson at John McKior.-Motiou denied.
Before Justice lSGKAuAA
DECISIONS
Reuben Ross, IT,, agt. Nathl Dale, ri al; Henry
Fri.r agt VIM Grasch David Levy at. NJ Bars.yA, r. n
LaimbeeT as Amo, DE lie feue Chss Cogsi az. Marley
Paddle heel Co.. Bernard h. lsgery ag'. Arthur Genif
Benjamn Wood art y. y. Davidson; Daniel D.
Charles Fluwerlng; KeamGn Reed act. William Perne
VIM. AtwAter bgt. Carlos Buuerheld; Mathew Costello
a Henry :. Shser; American Exchange National Bank az,
New iork Steel Company Henry Meyer .gt John II. Ba
ehede; Geo. y. Ffaugiai eg Anthony w. Morse Daniel
Tslmage ag, Thos James; Fred. Newman hs Geo ID. Wat
Tous; Oeveel 4 Co. ngt Observation-Disclosures granted
Cornelius Fiske ag,. Ewald Bernhad-Moton for Circuit
calendar granted.
PhcnI Fire Insurance Company ar, Cesar De Banco-
Motion granted, with $40 costs.
j. b. T. Grady OCT. u. Odde.-Motlon for JUDGMENT
granted
Billings agt Caryer-Motion granted for 10th February
Miller ct al ugt CarDrronMotiOn granted with 10
Tusha at. Talber-Motion granted for sd February.
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CITY NEWS.

BULLS HEAD.-The cattle were all sold this
week and on that account the market was little bet
ter than week ago, though prices are only shade
higher. Canada beef as well as mutton, is now com
ing forward in place of the live animals. Sheep are
low and owners lose heavily in some instances So per
head on stock bought last Fall, TO say nothing Of the
cost of feeding. Hogs are doing better selling at II
lie to.day in quick market The weather iavors the
meat as well as the live stock trade.
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Qn0ken.

Steamship Germania, hence for Hamburg-Jsn. g. at
a. 80. lon 81 II.
Steamship The Queen hence for LiyerPoo-Jsn 3d. pm,
lat. a. Ion. So 90.
BARK John Gpin Table Bay for BostOn-Dec 80 lat is s,
Ion. l. Us ". -,
Bars saah illndel whtehaven for savannsh-Feea
La. ~ 81. lon. "a IS.
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DisnsfPP.

sebr Ira Lafriener while beating up the Bay. 4ih mt,
went sshore on the Romer Shoa Was go of by tie Colm-
Man Wr.cking Co agent and owed 20 the city. The
can, in and crew were taken on during the gale Of sunday
't by the piotboa A. l. Stewart NO. o. ana renamed nssi
nv until the arrival Of the wreckers.
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United STATES DISTRICT CoURr-FEB. 6.-Befor'
Justice BENEDICT
PFIURS OF PROCESS.

Yesterday n yoTv heavy calendar q over ~UU
.sse many involving very arg- amounts called in the
District Court Th. calendar j. probably The largest thar IA
over been called IN thu. Court Mr. Ethan Allen, Assist Dis
mi Attorney appeared on behalf Of the Government and
the en.e were ct down vonous day. duns the peien
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vr,u vopK many TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1866

in reality the substance delivered to him 70 carry was ngay
erno,lye This opens up variety OF questions on ne ogi
netnre character and constituents Of petroleum on Wncn
vsriou. experts have been called The case 10 NOT
LIE Brown for Plaintiff eIJudge Dean for defendant
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limited STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FfB. 0-Be'ofe
Judge sBIPNAs -,
The Grand Jury yesterday brought up lhaicI-
en,s against several parties among which were ne DIV
nv David G. Williams for ernbezzng letters from the ros
cs Leopold Solomon, John c. Quinn George FOREST anu
ohm GoH for having OF passing counterfeit money
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Dort- Uarorns' Noiice.
STATE or NEw.YORK.

STATE or NEw.YORK
nr-WARpEss' OFFICE, No. l0i Wslst.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section OF passed April H. 1857 emitted Az
Act 10 R-orauze the Warden Office OF the Port Of View
Yors to al persons interested m havn. charge or the
,nbe EFT matter o. such inquiry, examination or survey m
n. FOL owing vessels under examination by tho Port
Wsdeus and that the aid surveys examinations VII 90
completed within days next succeeding this Eouce 90
board said vessels:
Steiner Celia Pier No. v r.
steamer Ahambra ................Pie Pier No. a. +. H.
Steamer Pier No Is =. X.
Stir constitution ..............Pie Pier No. 81 r. X
Sip Pier No ~ r. X.
BARK AAssFa No . " n
Inc Aau .........................Pi Pier No. 6 =. r.
MNrHORNE ToMPkINs, President
J. Arcs HERMAN. Secretary.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF VIRGINIA LEAF

TonAcco At AUCTION For ACCOUNT or CSITED STATS
GovERS,iEST.-Nnc bids common Tugs, &c. gold :
bids. common logs re. gold hhds. low leaf 1910
gold: bids medium. 1910. fo'd hbds. medium
NE gold; 10 hhds long leaf l6!c., gold 10 hbds'
long leaf l9 gold; lhds. Euelisb. lsle gold; bids
English lac gold; bids manufacturer filters. De-
cold: ) hlds manufacturers flers, i2c gold bids
common bright lugs 2Oc., gold, bids bright ters
36ic. gold; hhds. bright hlloIs 2Je., gold; hhds
bright low leaf i2lc gold; hide. bright good leaf
81 42I gold; hhds bright fUe leaf 81 al, gold;
boxes blight leaf eJc eold 1873 hhds. Virginia sIen'
Halle, gold. 0tLeIvise the market rs qDlet.
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ApRr.r OF 4 BrRGLAR.--Lale on Monda

ARREST OF A BURGLAR.--Late on Monday
night. James McCluskey bartender. residing at No.
ll6 Roosevelt broke into the liquor store Of CHARLES
Ugssey No - Madsonst, by forcing one Of the rear
windows, Ofioer Van Duser Of the Fourth Precinct.
heard hi ornsh Of &. broken glass and procurlt Tie
assistance Of Oaicer Wanaity j,.@r@d fla hnldins'
After lengthy search tie burglar was found secieie
under "A sfoop IN the ioar 81 No. - Olyerst. He
was taken into custody and Yesterday committed FOR
trial ~ justice Hogan IN default OF 900 bail.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
gnn J:O3 Sun Sets. .5:25 Moon Rises M O.Is
! NIGH WATER
Sandy Hook 10 SO Gov Island. 1884 Hell Gse... 3:ly
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Reconstruction can be properly under
TODD u~ l., those ns III, tud others who hENTs t'sT
spA oPPfK Tor sale by Oh uoc,rs a, = cents Per pound
Wholesale DEPOT No. ~ keadcsL
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FIRE IN TENTH. AvE.-The one-story frame
fullding owned and occupied by John Borke in Fiiy
seas pear Tehth.ave was completely destroyed
bv fire Yesterday Loss on bg.lding and conients.
about 900 No insurance..
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fAdver,i.,mcntl

iAdvsTissment
4 SILENT SEWING MACHISE. making the
celebrated "WlcoI Gibb. sich, ,,Ters elastic and
duTsbr WuCox 4 GIHB. NJ. sos BToad~ay.
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Tor ono deiepdants. Messrs Jsmes Danply.
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DIED.

AREoLD-on Tuesday June H. csp John 81 Arnold SGD
The and ere to seud bis fun vt
will place Thursdsy l4th inst a. ococ W.
sroa Ia. late residences, No l07 Alenst
PHI idephi4 papers please copy.
DIKEMAE-At HARLEM Tuesdxy Henrietta NJ edest
daughter Of u Mason and Harr; hEemAN sscd Hyears IL
months snd days 80,
NJ. r Church, One-hundfed andtseny hh bet~ ssaA
Third and Fourth ayes tbs day ilsd at .0AP 1 ms
remains will be taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery.
FELLOWsOn Monday morning June II Louis s Fellows ages
The Relatives and friends respectfully his funeral.
Thursday, June a. II y o'clock rof. ms lat Issosne
Tygentyl0-s., without further EOce Us Fc1sns
Woodsw Cemetery ior nsr1len by pe ssi
Harlem Railroad Depot touthsve and I"say-
si1llrst, At 10 minutes pest II O'Clock u
HOFFMAN-In Brookyn Wednesday June ~ Mr. ia ne HON
the ate Samuel L. Canhed AGED s. years months
Tie resve. and friends family invited the ssS
her resaenee Nc lG Conesst oa Friday tns''e"
inst at 3 o'clock y.
JOSEPH-On Tussisy June H. short but severe hn Vs.
Ferdinand Joseph, aged 81 years. .,.,S
snds relatives respectfully invited to a'tsnc b, snefs
o So9 sss Issdfa Ss O. s e ooe f'''s "
California papers please copy.
MINERAL Nesrt ~ j. Tuesday Joue 70 mary Elrsb,h
third daughter of Cart Allen and Esnny Miner o. his y
viii Friday, the l5tn inst a. II O'CLOCK
residencs Of her oroAsE ALEU- d siner NO.
Psrk-p'scg, Newark, n J.
NORTOysu5Ieniv a. his residence Malwah New Jersey
Wfdneday month"; MAJOR han D. Moron son o. tue iss
Hon George ". Morton u ioboAen NJ j. aged ~ years
Notice OF funeral hereafter
oDELL-n Brooklyn ednedsy June 10 1860 Moses r. oa'
The relatives sni friend, ai,snd the funeral services GA
Friday toc.ock ol the ssnd 81 III L. otafc"'
Brooklyn without further notice
PECK-On Treaday residence Of her father Sing
Sing Sarah r., daughter Of VIM - and Jane > pecs l. :,
tend her funeral residence Of eT parents sing sing 90
Thursdsy June O'Clock without further invitation
wAsrENHOLM-on wednesdy May 80 in London sisst ''of
illness Fnces beloved vie Of George Woe1hon esq, :"
Knw0Od Sheffield
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LAND GRANTS IssCED-MOvEMESTs or TREASURE-
so1-sfrrCIAL AND FINANClAL-ITAIdAN CELE-
BRA.{ON-OUL WELLS-MELBOURNE AFFAIRS.
Eua Sci fuue4

LAND GRANTS issCtD-MoVhMhNIS or IkhASIhh-
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCiAL-ITAIJAN CELE-
BRAa40S-OIL wELLs-MBLBOURNE AFFAIRS.
SAN FRANcsCo SATURDAY June g. 1866.
The stc1moG California has arrived IRON Nlclona DFing
iu- t-o.nl) ia treasure.
pfort- have been Issued for upward az 100000
II land Spanish and Mexican grants 70 which the courts
have conf med tie utlca.
The steamer Golden age has sailed fol Panama carry
ing 81 700 IN treasure, Of which 81 800 IS for New
YORK.
There was large auction sale Of refined sugar to-day,
G. day credit. Prices were lc lower aan previously.
settle ket is expected THIS beng the last public
tts Of refined sugar To- the year.
Milir- shares arc better. CA0laI-Potosi, $40;
Bsclor, 600 Hale & EorcToss, SssJ; Opnr, 500
yellow jacket, $50; Empire Mil, $40 Impefial SllO
san THaScIsco. Juue 10, ls66.
The I4a1 residents to-day celebrating The anniver
ssrv oil Oh adoption Of lo Liberal Consh lton OF Italy
subscriptions to the italian patriotic fund amount 10
$1,000
los Angeles accounts say that the prospects in the oil
districts n San Fernando fgttcIrg. Large tanks
have been built 20 We the oil flowing from The numer
o-s springs.
san TEANcIsc0. Monday. June u. ls65.
The bark Carybnige rom Houou,n brings 1890 kegs
OF sugar She reports arrived o. Honolulu and waiting,
bark SCI Breeze from home, cloal and whale ship James
Saith. v.th POO barrels sperm.
Melbourne atyices report the tour market much de-
IT sad consequence oi the receipt o large shipments
from Chill and California The careoes forced
the market which caused decline Of 5Js. reI Cali
frna wheat was quoted as Is 3D. ioI sidpey. Quick
silver, IS 3d. 2 h.
TIE steamer Pacific from Saa Pedro brings % large
sacks Of midihng upland California cotton
, Arrived, ship Asa Eldridge Kelly, Boston.
Mining shares have slightly improved; OpAir $500
Imperial. 500: yellow jacket. $50. Bclchol, SiUJ.
Caouar-Potosi, 500. Legal Tenders, y.
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TIE NEW GOVERNOR Observation-Disclosures TO TIE
PEOPLE oP CUBA-HIs POLICY WITH REGARD TO
THg SLAVE TRADE-APPOIS.MK Nr OF a SLW
CEssoR--A DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SPAIN AND
vLyLLUkLA-TuE SMALLPOX IL PUERTO RICO.
HAVANA Saturday, june 9 1906
ppc-o 90 dates TO the 18th ut. Artificial guanO
b.. been declared fee Of duty. The smallpox has
spread.
There is little of interest transpuug here
Addresses from GoyerorGenem Lcrsundi TO tue people
OF Cuba and the troops publish N the Gaofa OF
Yesterday: also two circulars addressed 70 the Goyernors
of the d!h rent ursdictions-one ~ IN relation TO the
Slave dc poapousy stating that he Is going 70 be very
severe With the slavo-deaers and warning the Governors
H. Doe extra vgant. the other circular iOIDid5 al public
reading Of books and newspapers aloud, especially IN the
gar manufactures throughout the island.
The Office OF Ccu.or Of tie Press Is abolished but the
ccrsor evorts 10 the Government and Lersuldi has
appointed senior eacs TO look after the press. Tie was
the editor IN Spain of paper called La Isa dc Cuba,
which was subsequently changed 10 la Rct0rma. Tho
Span ards say r the most "retrogTado newspaper OF
al he papers in Spain.
We have rain almost daily, and the heat Is intense.
Tie health of the island is generally good.
FREDERICK Echaric, NJ. d., died the other day.
The fgaie Nayas dc Toosa and another about eay-
ing for Venezuela demand satisfaction for the affair OF
Tie Spanish Legation IN which the archives were burned
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NAVY GAZETTE.

jusg 6--Orderf9-Aeting Second Assistant En-
rle- David Pace TO tue steamer South Caronai Acting
,aI Assistant Engineer William SOst TO the steamer DAT
$3.50 Acting Third Assistant f. gileer Edward Collins 80
steamer COnemaugh; Lieut. Comm nders simeon T. Oil
EodeIigk 8 McC0Ok TO the Naval Academ! Tor duty
ErEr De- Da7cisd-Iieut. Commando JAS. CkGue, from
Rhode Island, aud ordered o. the steamer ara
-lC rst Assistant Engineer Abraham T. wilcox from the
strG granted leave Of absences Acting Sec0uc
sllt Engineer lark HART from the steamer BuckiOWn
OIL. granted leave Of abseuce David Carrying from the steamer
f.lN and gtGuicd leave Of absence Acug Second Assist
.t l Jos o.. Bennett from the steamer South caro-
a arl granted OF absence: LeGt ComI nder tOn
Boyd f,0m tho Naval Academy. and IS placed on waiting
ORDERS Acting First Assistant Engineer T. W. OCOnnor
80 t1' steamer Iounwaada and ordered 70 the steamer
Ftels Acting Master j. Il. Butler. from The steamer south
gflr and ordered O. the NchgCni Acting Third
Assistant ngineer Robert II. Comwait from the steamer
oaaw 0dl and ordered the steamer ChocuIa; Acting
hasr r. A. OConnor. from the Boston Navy Yard and o.
,erea 10 tie Michigan; Acting Third Assistant
Flsine,r James Eser from the steamer Chocura, ana
-rttr1 leave O. absence. Aclag Master Ezra O0oa"o'
Jleo h steamer MOlocacy and ordered 10 ne OMga eas
T-.. wing Sln Vermont. Acting Iuild Assistant LnF1eel
lao " from toe steamer COleuaurl, ana E granite !eANt
Dbl .hseacc Lieut. Commander J.. T. Lli non the steamer
Strt and ordered the Nav Academy or dufyi Acfns
Ird assistant Alex D. Radcliffe and ordered 70 assist III
t Ecsaca; Acting Second Assistant In
gsef Tns Patterson from The Atlantic Cost squadron ara
acsl waiting orders; Acting Third Assistant Inne-T
VI Russell fou the steamer IoaaW anda ana is placed
ou waiting Orders. -.
IuSE 6-Hono~s5ly Disclarged-Actne Carpentor G. W.
kenny. Acting Ems. II enry n. Wells.
Jr-F nr0m0dlleu-. James q. keno 90 be Lieutenant
Commander frO Apf - 1865 Assistant Paymater George
master George ". BeaMau to be Paymas.o from March
vr 5-ArYr-,,d-Iobo1 Headiacton and Leslie D. frost
Assistant olIgoJu.. from May - ls65
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ARMY GAZETTE.

Gen Ruger has issued the following orders IN
flrfhs.ance of recent orders the WAY Department:
HDQus DEPARIMEST OF NORM CARoIINA
RALEIGH. NORTH CAEOLINsi May 81. lstb.
Grsnqtr OEDrg. No. 22.-ln compliance VIII General
Orders No g. cuIclt series War Department Adjliant
tisnsra Oee disseminating The Department Of Norh Caro-
Jns M co.smaul viii hereafter be designated the Mary
IomlL1 90 North Carolina and forms part OF the De
l.i-nert of the Carolina" AIaOrGer. Daniel T. siches
Dr. connare os Dreyet Ma'oi.Ccr. T-7ER
i 4 CLWBrrI Assistant Adil-plt- General.
HrQ-. LMIIAGl COlolAsD OF NOLIB CAROLINA
RALriGH NORTH CAHoL.NA Jane leOO.
GEsBRAL ORDERS No. 81 To- compliance wHh orders nom
Ihe War raartueut the i0Owucuacl officers are hereby
L. loved rCr duty tie S.s u TIE Commanding General
Hreget lieut Col Charles Page, Ssrgeo1 l. = A Medical
Brsvs, Ms'orA n Damron C. S. Engineers, Chief En-
queer.
I.y commend o. Breye. Major Gen. IUCLR
j. a. CANIBELL. Assistant Ad. utant General
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MEXICO.

ARREsTs-MOvEMESTs OF THE LIBERAL GENERALS
A PRyATEER IN THE GULF OF CoRTEs-ruR-
Their DETAILS OF TIE CAPTURE or HERMosILLo
OCCUPATION or TULA-EFfEcT OF THE DirLo-
MATIC COBRE rOyDLYCE BLTwEES FRANCE AND
TIE UNITED STATES
HAVANA saturday June 1866,
Tie English mail steamer SOleut arrived here on the
5tA inst ,t dates from Vera Cruz 10 The Isl Of june
AID from the City Of Mexico 70 the 18th OF May.
The news brought by her is uLlmporiant.
Macmillan arrived from Cucrnayded on the 18Th Of
MAY. a.,
dad OIL the charge Of being implicated IN the death Of
Baron d Huad tie Belgian CoMmis,ioief at no FRO.
Gen Reeules had again appeared IN force IN Micloa
An attack from Ronda, Garnca Gonzales and Oivares
was expected OF 1acaInbaTo.
Some Of oroua people having been successful IN
TIC capture q the steamer john j. STEP Aens, Lad armed
aud equipped gOOdszed vessel 20 PIE! Oh merchant YES
sels IN the Guf Of Cortcs.
Communication with Mazalan bad been cut Of by
ggerrlns. ...,. -.
The Imperial Ministers were holding daily sessions at
tAe Palace
Sehor Jose Pavcn died on the q Sd OF May.
The town II Belmoslo was captured by Harcl ID ,Iae,
on the I'll ul The garrison consisted OF 30 men ana
40 frencAmen Of the foreign legion Of the latter only
three escaped alive French priest and two ffsheh ies
dents were also killed The acc0unt Of the a1if thel
goes on say that Gen Ianoi with 800 men, attacked
the Liberals aud Put them 10 flight killing i1D though
is confessed whole company deserted 10 the enemy.
terrible. Lieut.-Co Rosinskiwas killed.
Tie Liberals under NaTecs occupied The town % lla'
IN IamaullIas. Oh the 9Th. The garrison ran away.
Lctcl say mat Tie publication d the letters between
the United States ard France hos caused considerable
commool encouraging the Liberals md depres ins tlc
Imqc1i4ls Tic wifhimwa Of the French troops, IT'S
stated VII not take place as soon supposed ADD when
20 docs MACMILLAN prepared 10 is SAID tor The event
having mode arrangements for other t.oops, probably
counting ol Austria
OFFICIAL NEWS PROM IL rAsO-sUCC EssS OF TIT.
LIBERAL GENERALS LAcoSA AND MORALES.
WA5myGIos "Wednesday Juno i3 loo.
Official moss from III fatO. the residence 0i ihe heh-
car Government was received to-day IN this city up TO
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How ruR FREEpMgY WoRk.-The folIowing I'd

How THE FREEDMEN WoRK.-The following COM
uuuieaton which appears in The Mobile Ec'ioaait shows
that the freedmen both earning and saving money:
THE following viii show how much deposited in the
several branches of the Feedmen Savings and Trust Com
pany daring the months Of March aA1 April:
"Earoh-Augusta sl7OJ a; Beaufort, $40 l5s Charles
ton g. sc -. Huntsville. S2l7i Jacksonville si036 50
Louisville SIS CO III Memphis sti2i Mobile, Stool "
Nashville sa537 40 NeWbcrn, 500; Norfolk, sL4js 05
Richmond SJJ 20; savannah 81 SIS 81 Yckburg 81 GAG 81
Washington, $3.50 20 wilmington. SJsJ Total slle-
s3g GO.
"Apr-Augusta Ca. $40 %: Beaufort. $ c. $3.50 81
Charleston C.. 5000 II; Jacksonville, fa $1,000 a.
Louisville. Ky. &C. 7a6 Memphis, Tenn. s9e- CO., Mobile
Ala s. RS 80 Nashville. Tenn, 22J9 TO- Newbern, n. c.
$40 Norfolk Va. S303 81; Richmond Va. Sl2sl =;
Savannah Ga. s20i66 O. Nickshurg, Miss syOei Washing
d. {. sll02 81 Wilmington ~ o. sJl9 Texas, s2lo'2
Total 81. 900 70.
Yoa observe that the deposits large Of the
branches In March, the drafts paid also large. which
consequence OF the mastering out Of troops 1900 or
deposits Louisville sent there from the eompanys
agent IN Texls. -
The amount deposits received by the Company 20 May
WAS SJO9eg7 20; the total amount OF drafts paid, $780,
"a 90; leaving balance due dep0sitors OF e2J2 ~ s.
The total number Of drafts paid 90 this branch since April
90 is d; the amount OF the same, sJ06s 81.
one depOsiior drew ont 81 100 Attention is called 10
csc Withdrawals because they show that the depOsor can
get back his whenever he wants IT, While they
land and till it, homestcads aud render them attractye
churches the orphan asylum the press and
the ngs bank let all cultivate the relations Of
and of fraternal kindness. CAV.
Mobile Ala. MAY 20 1900
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Presidents opinions and Wishes in the
Case.
CONDITION OF DAVIS At FORTRESS MONROE

WAsnISoroS Wednesday. June 10, 1866
.fs..-s O'Coaor AID Pratt, counsel foT Davis had f
I,sn.ergisw with the President to-day Il is under
i outside that thc Prcsi3cn, now takes ground that if
, of abeas corpus should be granted by Judge Under
WOOL or should he merely demand him for trial. he would
sa or him. but he could not consistently release lin
,-v.c. lis chances for release more faint to-day
t.- over. ,,.,sa
FoGrlLss MONROE, Monday Juae ll' i'''
Dr. ard s DAVIS appear have 10 lock Of visitor al
- recently fitted zap casenate inside the garrison. heI
,und- upon tire commanding general for rooms Ia O'.'
. Hall whclo her husband is confined have been stead
iy ,at.sel
Yesterday j. L Crenshaw, Of the vell-kno"n uim OF
i1 lc-rurncrs during the vcr, was with Mr. end Ms
DAVIS. remainiugin te fort until tbs morning when he
s h. departure 70, Richmond tie mail seamerJohn
S. v.a,e-. The object Of his visit has not been made
Known BAT umo ys it was only in pcc1niay point OF
N.w looking forward to the anticipated release OF Mr..
b.i.. Mrs. Davis accompanied Mr. CIenshaw 20 the
vr snd the lively and pleasant conversation which en-
sued between them showed her 10 be in good spirits
,rors ,a almost daily upon Mr.. and AIrs Davis, ten
,us bcm assurances OF their regard and esteem and
ogtu ,-cm poclaay assistance as far a. lies in their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

THE LOYAL GEORGIAN Not SUsPRYDED.-A Wash
ING coresnondent Of Ihs Phripia Press writes follows
In recent special stated that Gen. Ton had suppressed
The LOYAL Georgian az Augusta, Ga mistaken. He
elsgraphs TO Gen Howard that such Is the TACT but that
Tie Georgian still published The doubtless origin
ate because The Georgian severely fearcsy condemned
Gen Tson for preventing the teachers Of the cOored schools
and their scholars az Augusta from doing honor the
ory OF the Union dead buried In the cemetery that city
The Georgian the 9th of May contains these structures and
shows that Gen Tson made great buner in supposng no
doing good 10 the Of humanity By acting upon the
that would be insulting the tender susceptDitie.
OF the families OF tie dead Rebels in and around Augusta
the friends the dead non heroes paid the same gae
FIJI tributes 10 their memory thar csenatiousy as
PLAYED by the relatives and friends Of their dead enemes