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, 1866-05-02
HEAVY BANK ROBBERY.
The First National Bank OF Cadtx.
Ohio Robbed OF 15O,OO0 -Ths
IAieves SIN At Large-A Reward or
s1o,OOe offered for Their Appre,
henAIsus

| The First National Bank Of c.at-
Ohio. Robbed OF s35O,OOO ira !
1hleves Still at Large-A RexF.-n -,
s2O,OOe Offered for Their Annre.
hensIsus
tFron the Pittsburgh Commercial. s,tb MIL
4 Unf o. Inc most daring and successful roh,
bef1s ever perpetratcd In tbls mart ~ ~
S2snMy, 81 n,y.,, occurred yesterday morniDp ii; G..
u, oulo, me particulars Of which nra 10
sSraGms: smn3ss between twelve and two o'cfoeI
National Bank Of Cadz, and nrac.atsf az : lIo Go
3he M rear 1 portion Of the building, ore-pied b.
alt. Iesry, the cashier, Is . dSeding. They
et,ss ntetea ut. Ie.Iys sleeping ggartment, and
deliver ta them the 1e5s Of the vault. This
and gagged hi<t> aud BY threats. @ fnf}ea 1sa n,a
wife TO disclose to them TIE place whera ~ ~
tKeys rag been placed. They then enterad
Ins vaults, ana took thereloin manev aud
1199sesnment 19s1 ponds to the amount of $50 tno
a1ter they had left the building, Mrs. TsSnc
released her husband, who enye thn a1slay
me eifizens generally turned out and searchsi
ior the robbers, but rs they couid M -
1na, 1s.1s.a t4e search Fas postponed untn day-
II f., fa,,Th Waeh II Vas resumed. A large numher
: "ho ~ aIe fesidtng In the vicinity OF Cadtz.
fS1 fSE ths lien boni51 N ths sso6 6an Sr inter
- Ao3 ~QtleH a17 oeOuleu the conn.,
thieves could be but no trace Of ths
time, however, It wSsfoyered. In the mean. s
telegraph wires along thss thsssce.tained e that the
towards stubenvillo hada Of the railroad
~ aana cas, which was known to u cnt, and
tae dePot In Cadiz on the preyion been at ]
was missing. A locomotive was immediafht,
ggsucafeo and party Of men started e,
When they had arriyet, will, NJ,
fen mlles o. the latter city, the hand.car was
lound sta1dlng On the track, and unon MOI.
a ,ns inquiries In the ne1ghborhool. f was a.
ceftained that sir men, auswerino the ~ T.
scf1ption Of the supposed thieves bad hsa1 as
I'LL H. Ehterne the woods short distance frnm
lhs in line @ ct the road. The search Was e con-! @
hnea y ~ late In the. afternoon, but M trncc
u lhe fngittves Was dlscoyered. ~ >-"se
Inc officers of the bank met vesterdav md
!eciued to oder reward of twenty tbnnsan5
loilars TOR tho arrest Of the thieves and fhe
ecovery OF the money. Judoe Jewetf :,,f
tenbenville, notified Chief Of PoIfce Hsene
+ ,ts H,e r rohbeIy, yesterday afternoon. md at
h. nnar,t16 Mr. Hague left for steubenyille IN
s.a onI uias LIZ trnln. a number Of police ofH-
u :. ue!ecttssa vii be OF the track ot the
.Ieyes Today, and their arrest 10 nrnhahia
ne large reward offered for their apnrnhan-
on viii doubtless stimulate The p1lica T.
olk enetEeetcally and promptly. The names
tae robbers are not known, but from the
esclption given Of them By Nj, and Nrs
est5, It y supposed that at least two ~
'eo were formerly reaidcnta Of this cItv.
, 1866-05-02

The Kane County Good Tcmplars' ConYen.
tlon will neetat ElgIn, III, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, dAy 8th and 9th. Several emil
ncnt speakers are expected, and dcleeatss
from every Lodge in the District. The TIands
Of Tempennce are cordially invited.
A. ]. JoBLYH,
". y. ATcaIsoN,
GEO. Il. DAS111s, =
Committee.
, 1866-05-02
MEXICO,
TJ,- Ante Liberal Successes In 1lextcn-
sefcnade to Juarcz by the Band or|
q United States Restmept. VI
correspondence Of Boston .,ouruaL1 1
'A1M PROM MEXICO.

/ = ~AAA<u otAat2 4&G%1meuks
tsotfesponoenee Of Boston Journal1
LATER PROM MEXICO.
The dispatches for the past weak hara a., -;
tained the nest fnspifiting news Gor the III Il
eablean! lRa In nearly eys5Y section The Re
triumph Of Alamos in Sonora, ssich ,vos ~ tIe
tained short time aEo, has been f1i-vaJ Nv hg
| ne victory Of Santa Isabel, and the ea.1eupes -
ssa3i o. EsinqTGhaa qThss. b the forces oi Goyeno5 II
tances from cach other and y "1ug
as regards the forces eugaged or the stra,a.<a
employed, show much stronger Rennh1Tcs51 =
element ihan was generally supposed to exist.
A., l9e M prl!Iant success at Santa Isabel was On
lesEues from Parrass, city OF consiJerobis rot
ei1s. The French force and native fo-cs o IL
.nsir employ amounted In a1l to sfx hun1red
and El1ty-hve men-fonr hundred and i1ftv
9e!ns Traitors, and the remainjur twn h,,ny
anea and aaeen French. They we're com.
1hnt nihnaea 60 % br1ant, who made himself some
mnnicatlons to the commander Of The fIniteJ
States to!ct s stationed ut Brownsville.
lhe Literal force was larger. hut infar,,+
II aImnH ent and al the better appliances NJ
MaraIe Which the French POSSESSED, l. was
hn,h hnen1 sas ~ stubborn and gallant fight On
Charge made by the LlAsrais. IL IL ah}ag hg}agonet t,
French and their allies ws,s ce1tr'a. sne
routed, and most Of them tlpalES uu1tF upttste!F
All the French were captured or killed.
portion Of the traitors escaped. The omcIsJ
reports mention the Losses rs follows The |
! be French and traitor force lost 13I- kille3
and LEG wounded.
The Liberals were commanded by General
Flezea- The news Of this victory was brought
here two days ago by special messenger and
caused great rejoicing IN El Paxo.
Vat fr,r1r "a hot
Chihnnhua expedition Of stlll more iu1nor-I
liant and exciting nature. As the mail goes
il short time, cannot gfre full patticulars.
Informed you by my Inst Of the departure
II Governor Tarrassas from Ell Pasa with the
roops which had been stationed here.
to some four hundred. This
evfes obtained ut Ga17izai, Fresidlo del
Sorte, Conception, and other towns, to
light or nine hundred men. The garrison
eft at chihuahua WIS composed Of aboutI
n equal number, and consisted entirely oil
atlres in the servico Of Bla1imllian. These
roops are always designated In the Liberal
assas moved his force around the mountains,
nd came up In the renr Of the town. The
raitors we're marched out OF the city to meet
hem. md batt1e cnsued In which the Max !
utlianites were routed and driren back to
heir intrenchments in the city. The fight
res Of the Liberals. The enemy was dis. =
,dgcd from his position aud about three J
undred OF his forces captured. The reuaaiu- !
er were dispersed.
On the receipt Of this good news at E :
aso, The bells were rung and the people we're i
ire With excitement. President Juarex aud ;
,1ty will soon start for Chihuahua. The pos d
ssion Of chihuahua Was obtained on the !,
lib ult.
President Juarez was honored on the ,lst :
, 1866-05-02
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS,
LIBERALIZATION Of the Humane Society or
NeSF Tork-Ihe Legislation ReAched
Tie Movement Rt Rochester.

New Eork-Tho Legislation Reached
The Movement at Rochester,
From tfs New York Tribune, 18th ult.1
The armory OF laws with which the new
Society Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty to AMI
mails Is furnished, may be briefly summarized !;
l. an act against the contnlng Of live stock
1ot longer p.riod than twenty.four hours
without nniondlng to feed and water during
ut lenst ten consecutive hours-t1,e {orfeit for
which offence l. Elo1. 2. An old Inv nuafnst
the beating, torturfng aud mafmInc Of borsea.
cattle, and aheep especially, WITH q max.
imum in Penalty OF one years impris-
fas1sn @eaf; to Ssob,h3t aH, +. Or Or s, both g.
Of calves and sh,ep In eazts. 4. An act
Killing Of any animii with malice OF by nce..
leef. .. 4 Provision not to- allow deed
nnses 4hs ana mules to lie In the street for mnre
.ori.a rran I11ee hours. &. Against puglism or
bt;S,nsnthg, batt;na cock-plttirE, bull and bear
witb n,Dssh DasahGes1ng, doEdghts and ratpits,
as !sss Than ten days d jail, or fine uoI ex. I
i magistrates. Th:sc include. wa heaisvs LA a *
ne laws that will freshly onerata
2 the refo,,n inspired by the
* tsventiSe Society, and We are glad to
osefve that prize fighting happens bY chance
= >, oe " 59ckqned ~ with crueltles to animals,
1aVnE Wef,ns tne nsofpoEalors Of the Society, are
;ooper, Henry Grinnell, General Die Bishon
outer, Moses Taylor, Wm. H. AspinwaIt
sm; Cullen Bryant, Judge DAILY, Frank Le5.
{, Jas 7. Brady, Dr.. Bellows, Oakley Hall.
Commissioner p Acton aud Henry De Berg, The
~ ~ eamed gentleman a prominent 1uoyer
wy Eescnr reform. These names ara war
+ ~ ,no.snly OF its great urgency, but TINT |
feet. 7os's'A IL WILL nave Practical
sstspa3 NE Rechester Democrat, 29th plt1
csferaar ,psssons we're arrested and fined
ct ord;3omn W. 'aon1aasiog rection z, Of the mar
ase, was brno;ase hne specif1c offence, In each
ainc 1g 'ear t%d re- tied together instead Of con-
6ss to tasf1 = M y such manner as to enable
II q res1t re 1ast meeting of the conmo, f.onr. |
olice 10 enio,nx ion VA r. adopted, directing the
, zee Tint the st tnts section, aud we are glad
,esee y likely to be abollshea"a n1sa ~ II Is d
y " Inc Cruelty OF the nrac+,1o o say noth-
aotnel reass! Why It sho1ld b. = tlera u
ie iact taat Tue flesh OF animals tsiSepped, Ia
ng rse1oa hare kept IN constrsi9ais ~i9ish for q
II In 1t = ~ coa! suffering great tu toria posi-
dor r that ~ nonn3e eonGison 70 be ao.d for taos :
ieIIea 70 Is, We publish IL: A"e section
sEc. = NO peison shall for 4 ,nnv,-
~ ~ y ~ Mnu.ea, ~ expote Or AufFer, or aRe
VI Ss 5emaio u aoy street. or unon INV 70 pc
q Rochester any lamb sheen. c,1f ~ tn the
ifnals nor 1han any pesaon hffnr W y any otnef
pose iof ssie any lamb, sheep ea,f ~ Ixst a Or
" stsnd epeet sn ~ y snard 40 tuch sn,Tnsi
ri ans my o. sdw Rs3s1n o4 n,ss alss e
snE their feet lied or s6akisd or tie ps9es anl!n
y, nnaeF peoairy Of three dollars iar ~ ~
an SUI oi five dolats for eVciv
, 1866-05-02
went with him, u fsir 4 bride "as Ga Ia1
s,1n shnne IN "

FNHSoNAI.
Col. G. P. Jacobs, for two years ut the
private Secretary Of Governor Morton, rettres
from that position tomorrow. and viii be
succeeded By Col, ". R. Holloway. Colonel
Jacobs has been sppointed Secretary of the
Union State Central COMMITTEES.
CHOLKhA,
Our City Fathers are waking up on The
Cholera question, and vigorous cleaning oi
the streets Is the result Our Spring has beer
somewhat backward, but the trees are now
bursting into leaf. aud the grass aud dowert
are beginning to show themselves In a1i thei1
btautY. ST. DENIS,
, 1866-05-02
THE PETILENTE.
Encouraging News from New
York Quarantine.
Oh1clal Observation-Disclosures Meeting
OF the Passenger of the England
From IL llalisax--A Circular from the
Board Of Health.

OF inc HAA8eNTcfk OIL 1Qe EUW16Nu-
From llalisax--A Circular from the
Hoard Of Health.
[FIon the N. !. World, ooih ult.l
The cholera has partially ceased its rava-
gcs among the passengers on the Virginia.
Yesterday the Quarantine Commission re-
ceiyed the cheering report from the Deputy
Health Officer that no new cases had been
received on the hospital ahip, and that all
the patients now under treatment are rapidly
doubtless owing to the medical precautions
now In operation to limit Its progress. +
RTnE DISEASE ON THE ENGLAND.
i despatch was received yesterday BY the
British Consul. E. II. Archibald, Esq, from
a physician who sailed IN the England, stat
on the vessel, but that none Of the cases were
of the Aelattc type.
Some medicat gentlemen, who were also
passengers Of the England, have united In ex-
F~essing the belief that the Asiatic epidemic
al he ne s On ahs n r uaf as1 Ssi
to Halifax, Is relied on to prove that the dis
thst Ss ~ pot contagious. It is further stated
cn,snnnjcation nn,s fs cabin passengers had FREQ
tbey were not affected Tffl1f Tfflr1Hf of the stecrnEc,
INDIGNATION MEE1ISG OF TIE F4G55aac.
OF TIE ENGLAND.
A meeting Of the passengers OF the stca1n-
er England was held yesterday on that vessel,
r
detention ia the lower baY, and soliciting the
lealti authoritacs 10 pcr1nft them 10 come to
this CITY, Mr., John c. Roe was appointed
chairman, and Mr.. A. T. uanshcr Secretary.
a committee was appointed to prepare q Sc
Of the. mcettue, and they presented tLe fol-
lowing resolutions:
Kfstst ed, That our detention on bo4.i The stIam-
ship gland has been needea.lS long for The fol-
to%lHE sfarens an ,.,.,. -, ,,,,., n. IL. H..
een ms a1 nafe haa no eAoea On poasa 'os Tue 'ast
! That a H,,1f.r ,ha .te,m,, ws, t,oroncb,v
clesnsed, ec1apea, iumieated and white wa:hed.
). That no passen9ets ere Tc-embarked 1t Hall
fax hat those who were In the moat perfect health.
4. That wien We len lialifax, in the opinion Of
the htah oeef o. hat pG Ts %, WeF r; psfsey
'aeo Th,, Nj. on;n,on hsa haer fn,v ,,,,,,sa Inns.
s,mnie i1ts1.kfpa hsye orrnTri :" sos' VI
h Ihe desihs We si lave I lad since We left Halifax
have rot a. all been connected with cholera.
The vessel, II would y he opinion Of the medical
men on noat13 hass developed ,tsen long t'nce.
Msse ths Haa' nT uatent "G nase 9eee1sGa
kins G' apI . oSilRIue' % 'A' Las oe'n "''''os't''
A Raored, It'll The accommodation, food md at.
h<selrsd. Thai We sincerely request tae attention
Il ~ 3
| 1MPoRTASr REPORT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER
At HALIFAX.
The United States Consnl ut Halifax, n. II.
jackson, has torwarded information TO tae
Acting Collector at this port, OF the passen'
gers Of the steamship England. This infor.
nation is contained IN report OF the Health
Officer, DR.. Gossip, from which It appears that
the number OF passengers LETT at Halifax Waa
ffty 1.-TWO, who arc now at the Island Hospital
station, and on board the hospital shlp Pyra-
mus. -
, 1866-05-02
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Opentnr the far.~-tsn-The Post OF.
flce An,1r.-.1nena-Dau. VOORHEES,
n -F3fon OF Son OF Liberty mlJifenn-
Ane spiritual H1umbnG-Seuucl or -
Romance-Preparnt1o far ~, rmo, ~ =
era. ~ ~o"a-
1F,c,n Vus
Isoisal! Isl !csor1espopdentl
The city and country round aioas :..s 4s's. 90,
been go dull for long time us since the a..
tou,nm.nt of the polltical Conventions. A
10 e,-t,,r .rsnrs ho.rcrer tb;nrs Marvin ~
,ne sps ma - u~ 1T ,,'a ,.t.nn .u ~ oea a 20
what ,ntc1estInr. As vet. verT 11tt]e has hes,,
aora +c,ra-5 49," 0':'1
ao43 ~ ~
.,.n. ,,,o..e. 1850 a:,.. 1hk cA1rA1eN,
nropres,. .rbr nemoc,et h.rs o-,.,,-a5 :.
yonno Hfnn,x na,,or,,tt, r7,,k -
4 ~11o - @ue 1!ty'
anu na'e hao Two speeches before It. The
hrst one. delivered bJ Hon. Samuel Il. Bus
kirk. OF Bloomington, was pronounced to a
he,ne univ sevent r,fonr nsr.ona n.essn. u1s.s ,s
oei"l ontf ee'Gnsl -!ou Pst'onS present ny
actua1 count. The trouble was not merely
that Democracy is pretty nearly dead irthis
tocanly, ou. en'eny tnat ar: busEsA nas
quite !oss Inc confidence OF T. 9aseauy
crowd he has been tra1nlnE with They threw
him overheard at the Htate Convention With
okat any mercy and In msny other ways have
cyinced their dist1ust Of him.
The Union folks are Citing matters In hand
Tns POST e5{scE APPOINTMENT.
), A speck Of tssn9le, OF At 1east dissatistac-
uon, shoEed 1issA the other dsy N the ap-
a5crni'a,h hhIlson' as }uead oY secra
,,rt3n fi,s Tost GGice b1iidinso 81 repalfs
you, on Thursday night iast, ttisr seepn1t
ai'polptmcnt Ioudlr ond se-s ~. ,h Nv I!e
son men In Indiana have an abis rsr,ros"n, Uuua-
tive of their interests in tls persan ~ t!
Hoporabie Thomas Il i H..d1icks." ~ NJ ~ ~ !as
sons friends had better not 'sholiern n; ss he,s
"out Of the woods" There IS pro5abjr .
mistake somsKoGSs.. T.. Ae's got the appoint
Il or not i another Thing. WILL Asep
DAN. VOORHEES,
,,eelines positively to be candidate for Con.
gress e@a1n III the Seventh Congressional
DistTrt;. Sr r.. a. Least SO be writes to John Dow
i.orplng. He eaTs he Ion't y las sat Lefasa thls
~ ny kino, but that he Is coming back 20 In
aians q soon to help to canTass nc Stata for
,he !. b. tnuttsrouts: i Is repe!ted that Dan. ha.
ar ,bs shhsmS IN baud u the shaps Of clal1n
rnent ~ ien5s 1aaalans ~ agninst the Govern
1ao9e anaesy money ont Of 1t than be could cut Of
'e7e.una. oMce.
he son AotoH of f,sss.s esSknAL ~ tN11l1c4s,
for bis i sus & tbe Me0 h;n h1s essn doing
m ~ ,ta pass S,, feaehed his houe At
;atnpSav psa cdnfs; nnsG reception. The Journal Of
:orresooudect VIZ ,sae aettes rom thelr special
,roceedipea on thot ara',s. "ens up TO report the
rich affair. and nd t1,a ~ III oid occasion. Kas
yetbers Who made apsecaes be nntterau5 t1at Belt
themselves ou. with perfect yenseances sss anS ,es
&C.. &c. Sc = f Pa.a mctam Of tyrannY,h
Y. Borden. Of Fo1t + WaTne' W1seeoe' q plymouth, ]:
DIV. !. + "Ie, Wan,,a.y' a. T. peuGias, Of
I'd J. 4. cosoth Of iaGpoHeil} apotfent}o Of Ma4Fion 4
sltiR and about eight handfed of he he tae up
rom. Milliran in nT3e~sta 3 ~ queer and :
, 1866-05-02

T The Assessor's booka for the city of
Louisville for the ensuing year have beeu
completed. Tbs total amount Of propetty
Listed amounts to s48, ~, 600, which is an ~.
cresse Of the valuatioz Of the property Of
Louisville Of oYer I'll, 100000.
, 1866-05-02


Is one Of 10 rrsa'est safeguards asatas mt ~ p
n1tper. Therefore It hts been ordafd toaf m@
e.y sh b thonES'y ss1nea ana I'D a ,ss ,sasi
t.e I'm 1se knpat.enss 81 D. people II. es g,
1eeonmend 10 tha beard Of public worh md tne
police commissioners. thst ihty, afue4 io3staeIs
mi eify 1t oueo that tho entro noliee neces with
otceEs notn The d1reren. branches oi sns 0tJ eo1-
eminent, be cteetad to sapersussnd the SOCK thak
she sne az aoxn he pn i don hs % ~osx I @a tSe
rsxstes q pedit.on and In The most thorcush man-
n,E MI m s ssoepd ~ q as' Ii
cent men In The va1!ona tnay ftte ineu
peToual supeznsepdence to 'ni@ work Tn'a u me
seaton fof 1 cleaning, and haSo l: all dane Al the
/ pelsese the expense viii BE- % greater than y
sati.fcd. .&u.,.,,
ennncii esn judcr tonight II this b good thing
10 DO, II it d, do it: il not Erlect 1t, ->
s,enta, se''5l}s = /. 'PSs3''sG; %sa s;,or.
AID. froudfoot moved TO amend tho recommend
anon OF the Mayos BY adding after Tho wotda ona
,hourand meg, Tie sor's " or as many 1aoso - n"'
Aid, Prondsoot moved to accept and adopt the
IA Woooman called tor the ayes and noas and
the motion prevailed y ,s laox.9 7c.s; .,;., FIR,
i sherv,n. NooIs, f1i.e.s woodstd: Holder: yt5s5.
Bond, Pruuufoot. kuh. sh.ckto1d, Woodnan.
Ciark-a1.
LA. Cialk offered the fo;lowtns resolution, whieh
WIS unansmo1sly asop1sd: -. .,u.a aorro
rate capaclty. through III rcpreseatat1ses u The
Common Council, had The Postrsils Of lts AaYoEs
painted Ia oil BY artists OF The hi best capacity;
WHEREAS, The Presideut OF The present Common
Conne1 I'D Mayor OF ,his et,y, & entitled oJ aas
e s0a g. '!sn sss s; s'y 70 os
place among his honoEsb'e prederessoEs Be It
therefore A.,
man Woodara and Waller L kirhalf, Gsq.. tno
City ComptrotteT, &c appointed - committee %
naIe ,hs nen; J. p mens po'f'aaodea 10 tnose
Alderlnaa Holden moved that the same conmit-
Zee be instructed 10 ptocnrs lhe poH!sts OF uon-
ned
Alderman Kn!sksrooeksr e moved thar ~ petitions n
withheld By the Cle.k nnu! the
regular n e4tIpe OF the nesr a.nrncil Carried
~ csser M ioe peon q Of ss yoaa fste I1a
tor The completion n lne new sangntez honse, and
| an ordinance the1ef
A!d kn1ekerboeker moved that TIE Psa.e1 of ,he
parsed
The Ihs motion prevailed and the ordnance "as
The following y The ostananee: :..z.
,ose,s5Dx winm ~ ,'!ts ,s Of 'As c', OF
Ehenco, pa $50 MA1sn l9n tsoo- .,..
Bstk oroa4aaa BY tas to''ss'oa Council Of Atz Gisy
Ehteogo:
tilted IAN ordinance 70 amend section. two and
1i a. sa the t. o. @ st1
| Of Chicago" passed December 18th. 1861 D. and
slePy Sai s
Reid j Co., be extended uudl The nI,eenta dsy of
| Aay- a. L: tsko.
, 1866-05-02

ao& FOR THE FR1kNoLEss. The regular
monthly meeting Of the Managers of ,br Hon,e ~.
the friendless. will be he1dthis Afternoon ~ -
osloek. Important bu.intes will come l,esor. te
ang ~ attendsnce, Of ali the uembefs Il
, 1866-05-02
IL ClvIL WAR P0ssIRLE7
:, The following appears among Cur associated

NAshTtllf MlntAfy COMMISSION.
Il ANOTHER ClVIL WAR PossIRLE7
: The following appears among onr associated
press dispatches:
NV YORK. May 1.-The He.alds Eashiueton
special eays casual convetrn,ioE- On Tuesday be.
tHeen Secretary Sc sasd and gentleman from Var
ons 9n .ns
seward eaid be bad lste1y received a letter which
nad ben ioI;y d days e q he way; adElasnS m@ to
Commencement OF hosd]iue+ betWeen, tne
sssn ssa 1a %i ses.,a sSs sSns ssst . es +
T. rfpss p | . Z. p,f!
enough 10 Int Il for a }nng time, An intelligent
and yirsuous wuman who has taken the first step
N life Of shame neser ceases to deplnre her tnls'
time 10 lake many shch downward eteps a long as
she 1iysr. such i country as Mexico m.y be given
es Uea
hereafter"
Now couple With the above the following
from the Macon {Ga.) Telegraph, which Is but
a fair sample Of the spirit Pervadlng the
Southern press:
We can see no Other solution Of present differ
n ,leir might and pui down he present stempt 10
rerolutionize the Government and enzlase onelhird
o. 1s.,s ,ns 1T TEL ahqe 1 ~ in ecstan IT. snm
ne1-stcvcrs-Stanton-Be Beast patier faction cannot
control thls Goretnment; TIC INCARCERATION o.
policy oi the sountr. mns. je.d 10 AIMED resist.
ance-fo WI. Ify = Ths1 they Til, the instincts
VI nse peop1 VIII EVA ~ s'A' ''
Tbe,r i. ,,t tn hu,aan forteasapcc. and We hs..
nearly reached It. Ihe Government mps. oe r. T.
Stored to II osigtn.l Freedom and pastymas II II
isise to liberty and ourtelves did We submit quietly
to policy that insolSss a. entire enanse r. G!nas ?. s
oi saetionsi majority. Fo
Eaually significant with the above, is the
fol,nE;no fron tho Memnhf, Ledo.r. or the
aotf MI:
.Thev t,be n,d,ca,., rutstake, altogether, the
tenper Of inc country. II theY conclude that ,as
Ae1Saa @ peope VII 'esSns sx ~
soaihsr m peopletf tney suppose ths: .ne fanre ot
their eau:e N The war has abs'ed ons seniiMsnt @
susr ns, efe. sSs,.ssa nS, = on' l07''' " t'~'
Mr.. Sewura NAV find, In his easerness to
| cmhncr g thc inte1lirent and yirtuous
| womon ,, tbc4 he Is m the clutches of a Jeze-
| hel r,orvfnr in her shame. The entire South.
em' nTess Is ,id,v def,snt in It's
trcasona1ao o-iav as It was on
~ -.. secess5on. Il
as Tho 5rbt
,a-,,,
'''' s saa.1aa.s,rr
40 psop'oe.o"n
fi ne aeao as mar
= '"~ While some hare
-1''.'s !. :--:..At, '.hers nave the
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f. ==..=, 7oe.e ,,s II Do deapeuoo. that en- ]

t7e 3e1t1 2uose *37 E
t- upoA properly pos
raid V1fhin the time bxed bJ Ia. "a the colec-
foes m invested with full powers to taEs legal pro-
rrrdfnes Z tcs dastca1nt md collection Ths prop =
obeexyapce Of tbs tune md Halzaer OF payme1t VIII
therefcre dnSA the I4xpAYef much Go1p1e.
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that r.s be issped against these parties
also - show cause why they should not, \:
r-Alshed for "the contempt" TRf. tsrn.d
ing Vas Gen. Dayia' reply to- '~~
BY the Court: .,-r.,
19E1sSu1E, Ky- April =, 1855. {
To The Hopsrable the c,rcn!t Court Of the United
frrtrttfuliy decline to obeJ the nrt OF attach
edi saucd by yout hoaosable court against me fof
soi obestnE the WIT Q! haoaat eosf ~ ne esse o.
,EI1 of alacnmenl on the Instructions contatncd IN
General Order OF The War Department No; SIS. fos
The yer 1868, copy Of which have the honor to
enc1ose herewith. / desire ar11n to assure Yont
Honor or.he high respect entertain fos The court
orcr hIch .on preslde. and 10 express my regret
thai the performance o my duttcs has brought me
IN conflict x1lh the civil authorities.
an, rerp se4p'y, your obi eervf.
Jk1f. Z. DAVIS, Brevet Maj. General
And here the case rests for the present.
Meanwhile, Henderson Is on trial before the
Nashville Military Commission. -
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Opening the Cana""fEn-Ahe Post Of
*sf6n Of Son OF Liberty mlJlfean-
Ane spiritual Haumbng-Seuuclo OF !,
honance-Preparntlo for the Cno nj.
erH, ~ Aos-