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|Dr. Palmer, of Fitchburg, has b4e,
mulcted IN $1,000 for speaking improperly Of a
young lady.
s%A Paris paper says that red is going ont
OF sty le, and the prevailing color now sought
Tor rs yellow.
s6Frederick BuIlard, OF Pennington, Ne.
has committed suicide. He was seventy n va
years Of age and wanted TO 20.
@Gov. Murphy, Of Arkansas, has ordered
an election for three members OF Congress ana
two Judges OF the Supreme Court
~One hundred dollars and four years i'm
prisonment is the penalty In Philadelphia for
eating on your neighbor's nose. A pretty ex-
pensiye luxury.
SAt criminal trial in New Orleans the
prisoner was ACC Quilted, while the counsel on
both sides were sent TO jail for contempt OF
Court.
s0General Mcclellan is the only military
Austrian headq uarters.
ga cow died in Maine and piece of hoop
skirt was found in her throat Ii is supnoseS
she swallowed the milkmaid.
10 Dr.. Mary Waller predicts female suf.
frage and ONCE holding within ten years.
s%Sharks are binng young bathers an two-
in Mobile Bay.
ga letter from an insurance agent i'm
Portland states that all the local ofices in thar
city failed.
fast ''bucks" a. Saratoga this se-son, and sew,
Newport
S-The German .D.er'-Sauer Kraut
1Mr. John Walker, Of Columbus. Ga. ha |.
died from the efects Of q rats bite.
~Elfty dogs day are now drowned n IN q
New York pound.
ga mans wealth and woman,s Are can
never be known accurately till they die.
ga mistaken notion Of sduty"-the new
tariff.
~Finy dollars is the price charged i'm Gov
ington for beating ones grandmother
Thalberg has an extensive yineyard ana
wine manufactory near Naples.
~Woman-An essay ON grace. An one vol.
ume, elegantly bound
~The London ladies are getting mn little
clubs Of their own.
@Sacks are worn looser than ever az the
back. Some are 90 lsose 20 be shapeless
~The New York Citizen proposes TO h.
come daily evening paper in the fall
n0A thief in Monroe, Michigan stole ,eu.
eral Oustar's horse. He ID now In custardv'
- James y. Sweetland. an estimated Won nr
man OF New Haven. was drowned Thursday
morning, while bathing
put through q course Of law for failing 10 cure
a case Of smallpox. as he had promised Is
Il a breach ofpromisef
ga man In Lancaster, New York. had .
bitter dispute with his w1fe recently and vent
10 the woods and commitsed suicide by .sfeIl-
ingpa q tree upon himself
ga man in Lawrence. Massachusetts. baa
falling upon q circular saw. Let us nope th.,
IL was wooden one.
VNever look O. the girls They cant nesr
it; they regard IL as insult They wear the,r
feathers, furb~Iows. and friils merely 10 srst.
ify their mamnas, that's all.
Evening star., 1866-07-11
rELEGRAMs. &c.

a sao accident occurred as Annapolis, Nd,
Monday night. A party Of seven, composed
OF nve priests and two Students, left Annapolis
aay. When Oh Thomas Point Father Clas.
eeus was lost and while endeayoring to save
him tne boat capsiGed and the remaining ones,
VIZ: fafhers Brady and Gerdemann and
stuoents Z. +. Kenny and RuHge, were lost
The Two others remained clinsing 70 the boat
ana drifted ashore on Thomas Point. A party
was sent IN search OF the bodies, but have
raj reward has been offered for the recovery OF
the bodies. .,
The Louisiana State Convention OF 1864 has
been called to meet on the 39th OF July. Judge
Howell will undoubtedly be indicted by the
grand jury Tor Issuing the call for 1t to assem-
ole The Democrats and conservatives have
held caucus and agreed to call a State con.
yention TO appoint delegates to the National
Convention n Philadelphia. The convention
proclamation is universally ridiculed as the
work OF demagogues. Judge Howell was not
president, but presided for the occasion The
real president refuses to call convention
Governor Browlow replies to one of the in.
tended boilers of the Tennessee Leglslat ure as
follows:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., July 5, 1866
non. W. T.. ". DunndWdy-Sir: As il is evidently
the design OF your resignation to reduce the
mouse below quorum, and TO break up the
Legislature, the same is not accepted.
W. G. BRowNLow.
shower SUNDAY evening
the lightning struck the dwelling of Mr..
George Fairbanks, in Hudson Mass, killing
his daughter Emma, aged thirteen, ana pros
tratng the other members OF the family, but
not fatally. The lightning also killed several
cattle in the neighborbood.
In Vermont, Democratic county conventions
are called at Rutland, July II: at Middiebury,
July II, 70 nominate coonty officers. In both
cases the call is addressed TO democrats and
all Others who will support the principles of
reconstruction as set forth by President john
SON."
The Secretary OF State and acting Governor
Bell, OF Texas. officially announces to Chief
Justice Austin that the officers of the proyi-
sIonal government Will continue 20 discharge
the duties of their respective Offices until
orders are received from the President to the
contrary.
Generals Steadman and Fullerton are taking
testimony at Galveston, Texas. General
Stradman publicly remarked that the bureau
In Texas had been and is well conducted, and
requires no further investigation.
The news from Texas regarding the cotton
crop is unfavorable II is estimated il will
not be one-fourth of the usual yield, and the
worms are thIckening.
Subscriptions tor the relief of the Portland
sufferers are being made quite Iiberally in
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1866-07-11

SINGULAR CASE OF ROBBERY AGAINST A
LADY.-Mrs. Eleanor Willard, who represen-
tu herseil as the Wife OF a wealthy wagon
MAKER In San Francisco. and native of
1anaoa, was brought up in ustody az the
Tombs before Justice Hogan, charged with
hgvlng stolen S100O United States Treasury
note from Mrs. Caroline Braham, also of San
Francisco who had been an occupant of The
same state room with her on board the oppo-
sitlon steamer Santiago de Cuba which arri-
we'd bere on Friday from Aspin wall. The evil
cenee adduced was TO the effect that Mrs
Braham showed the note 70 Mrs. Willard a
lew Gays previous to its loss I'd instant \
When she missed il her suspicious at once
rested on the accused but an examination of
the trunks failed 10 throw any light on the
n,aIeI; On The arrival of the steamer here,
MIS- Is had Mrs. Willard arrested by officer
Martln, and conveyed TO the City Hall where
on her own invitation, she was searched by
sergeant Townsend, and the note alluded TO
was discovered concealed in the seam of her
dress, fastened with pins. On the discovery
being made the accused become much agitatad.
and cried bitterly. She stated that the note
mad been placed there by Mrs. Braham, in
order TO have her arrested. In reply 10 Justice
hogan she stated that she performed the lour
ney from San Francisco 10 Aspinwall in a
state-room solely occupied by herself For
me remainder OF the voyage she could not sue
ceed IN procuring similar accommodation in
consequence of which she was Obliged 10 room
with the complainant and another lady who
ls staying Just now at the Merchants Hotel in
ms me cisy. mrs. Braham had been often under
tne influence of liquor during the passage an d
mrs w believed that she had placed the note
In her dress while in that condition, mlstaking o
IL ior her own, as all their dresses were hung
up together in the state-Ioom. Mrs. Willard
further states that she was going 10 Canada for
tne oeneft OF her health. and n ad no person in
New 4 ork TO go bail for her appearance Jus
tlee Hogan sent for the lady referred TO by
MRS Willard; but up to o'clock she did not
appear before him. The accused is held in
CUSTODY meantime N. y. Express.
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STEADILY

SURELY, STEADILX
SUCCESSFULLY
eA0LANDERD EXTRAOT BUOKu
syery case Of KIDNEY DnRAsD, RHuvMASrsM,
GRAVEL, URINARy DISORDERS, WBAKNRss and
PAINS In the BAcK, EHMALH COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from IxcEssEs OF ANY KIND.
O0AE, II AFFLICTED
TRY LANDER'S.
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecaries. Price o.. d. BARNIe
co., New York, and BARNES, WARD co.,
Aew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
ROGERS. Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass,
General Agents. fab 10,v
Evening star., 1866-07-11

1MPoUNDING WEDDING GPARTY-Recently
in Lincolnshire, England, a happy PAIR Were
joined in wedlock, and the parsons clerk,
nndlng that they did not proffer the usual
fees, hinted that under the circumstances az
was customary TO remember the happy oc-
casion by paying for his services. Upon this
suggestion the pair replied that they had but
ninepence, which they Were perfectly willing
10 give tor the services rendered. and the
first groomsman was kind enough te offer an
additional threepence. The clerk, however,
said a shilling was not enough. and walked
out OF the yestry room, turned the KEY OF the
door, and told them they should remain pris-
oners until the debt was paid. The brides
sister hearing OF the mishap, passed a half
crown TO the prisoners through a window
but this was not enough TO satisfy the clerk
and they remained locked up until a collection
taken mp in the village near by raised a SUM-
cient fund TO liberate them.
Evening star., 1866-07-11

superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLYcERINR
and especially designed for the use of LADIES, and
fer the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
its washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists fe eolv
Evening star., 1866-07-11
ASO SEVENTH STREET. xso
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY

dSO SEVENTH STREET. hso
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY. =
1 have recently enlarged my store. giving me
greater business facilities, and have CORES pond
ingiy enlarged my stock of the following Goods to
which respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPER HANGINGS, of foreign and domestic
manufacture.
DECORATIONS for Halls. Saloons. &C.
BORDERS, CENTERS MEpALIIONs AND
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS,
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, Oh Buff Pearl stona
Lavender, Brown. Chocolate, Tan, and Green
grounds,
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of o,asrsn,
widths, in Green. Blue, Buff, and White. And
warranted genuine Scotch
SHADE FIXTURES. complete,
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAssELs, &c
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
And very large and complete stock of
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES in
Gold. Walnut, Rosewood. and Ebony
FRAMES of every description MADE to order.
N.B.-I have also added to my store Q small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT,
where amateurs and the public are invited TO call
and inspect the few
GOOD PICTURES
which have on hand.
Acknowledging many obligations to my friends
and the public during the last nine years, 1 yet
port. L. ]. ROTHROCK,
$50 and Asa, Seventh street,
opposite Patent Once
l6 cow ICON IInfon I
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TWO BAD OAsES OF PILES CURED BY mn
6TRICKLAND'S PILE RENEpY.

MT Glass, Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for
has been troubled for eight years with an sggra-
waited case OF Piles and bis brother discharged
yEed with the PilesD Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle Of Dr. STRIOKLANDD
FILE REMEDY. The recommendatio Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
hJ Dr Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
Ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DR.. 6trickland's o Pile Remedy It is
sold sy pruggists everywhere. Sold by J. W.
NAIhN q co. CHAS. OHRISTIANI, 311 Pc.
avenue and SO2 Ninth street % S8.iy
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SECRET DIsEASra

eAMARITANs GIFT lttltmost certain, safe and
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty fou hours. No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken II
is the sodier's hope, and friend to those who do
male, S3.
sAMARIrAN's RooT AND HERE JuIcRs-A positive
and mt cure for Syphilis, scrofuis, Ulcers,
Sold by 8. @. Ford. See eAdyertisen1enf myk
Evening star., 1866-07-11

The CAMBRIDGE. MASS, WHIPPING C.sr
A party in Boston have taken the Cambridpe
school whipping case before the grand iury at
Concord, and Mr.. Foster, his wife and daneh-
ter (who was fogged), and their counsel, were
examined on Thursday. The Boston Voice OF
saturday, alluding TO the case, says:
"Ehere is really but one side to this case A
giri VINO has arrived at the age Of seventeen
years mas ceased 10 be child, and is clad in
'that divinity which clothe hedge" woman
among all gallant people. Ii the teacher
oould not control her the alternative was ap-
parent enough, TO expel her Her offence was
Trivial enough too-whispering. II schools
cannot be properly conducted except by the
suppression of whispering, then the rooms
should be large enough to give opportunity
for isolation 10 offenders. We are skeptIcai
however, In regard 10 modern systems of
school.keeping. Schoolmasters and so-cailed
educators" start with the propositions that
order is Heavens first law, and absorbing this
one idea into their narrow heads. they drive a.
20 death. They make desert and cali IL peace:
they inaugurate within the school room the
silence Of the tomb and call il order Rut al
lence is no just indication of headwork. Wrs
sidney smith who said-there is the silence
Of Archimedes studying a problem, and there
is the stiffness Of q sow at her washr'
Evening star., 1866-07-11

~DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
makes quick work with flies, and II commenced
early, keeps the house clear all sumner
Look out for limitations
Get butcher o only ieal colin
Evening star., 1866-07-11

81 The wife OF a returned Ohio soldier was
alarmed lest her husband should lose mas arm,
which had been badly wounded by a musket
ball; but by her careful ursing n was saved.
Eight months after, she gave birth TO a child
one OF whose arms was perfect, but the other
was stump similar 10 one with which the
wife's mind was impressed at the time the
surgeons Were talking about taking on her
husbands. The scar of the bullet-hole. so
visible on the fathers arm, was also visible ON
the child's, at the base of the stump
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~THE STRUGGLE IN OvxR.-As the meagre
e hsayes bowed to the main shoaf Of the held 90
The whole brood Of imi tatioH and counterfeit sx-
tracts have bowed to the Sors,e.sn Ps,1nms OF the
kEUS." They have gone to ebli WON, where they
belong. Sold everywhere
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MOTH AND FRECKLES,

AND
Ladies afflicted with Discolorations on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER-
RYS celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
1t 10 infallible Prepared by DR.. B q. Perry, Der
matoogist, 49 Bond ST., n. Y. Sold by all drug
gists in Washington and elsewhere. my lS-eo3m
Evening star., 1866-07-11
A SUPERIOR REMEDY,

We can conscientiou usly reoomme nd to those suf
LAMBS MELIfFIUots 03ueH BALsHM.
gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withai
not tdisagreeablet to the taste. There 10 no doubt
but the Mellinuous Cough Balsam 10 one Of the
best Preparations In use and is all that its propr-
etof claims for II. We have tried 1t during the
cough. 1t Is prepared by pr. Strickland, No. SO
sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale By
WAIIE,S Drug Store, and OHAS OHRI6TI-
ANis: 315 Pa. avenue and SO2 Ninth street.
Evening star., 1866-07-11

TovcHIFG INCIDKNT.-We are informed
that gentleman recently travelling from the
west In sieeplng-car, witnessed the follow
ing scene. In the same car with him was a
gentleman trying to still a crying child by
CARRYING II to and fro in the coach, and which.
by Its screams, finally irritated a man in one
OF tne oertns 70 such degree that he could
endure il no longer, and cried out profaneiy
Nv hat an - is the matter with that youne
eneI' And soon again, "Where is the mother
OF mat child that she is not here to pacify iti,
Al this the poor gentleman in charge of the
child stepped mp to the berth and said, .sSir.
the mother OF this child is in her coffin in the
Our informant saws the grnff
grum bier immediately arose, compelled the
aniicted father to retire TO his berth. and from
that time until morning he took the little or
pnan under his own care.-Nor,caik Reoister.
Evening star., 1866-07-11

AARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay OF
warning and Instruction for Young Men Also
diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes Address DR. ]
SkILLiN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association,
rnlAoeIpnla Fa ap l6-3n
Evening star., 1866-07-11
"Major General Commsndins +,

ARREST AT Observation-Disclosures was
arrested in Richmond on Saturday. charged
win selling goods by sample without lieans+.
This is the hrst arrest under che law passed by
the last Virginia Legislaiure. The penalty 10 a
fine Of not 1ees than S200 nor more than 5,aV0
The same penalty attaches 10 agents OF other
parties who sell witbout . license The alleged
the mayor Of Richmond yesterday. But few
persons ara aware Of the existence Of sach q
Inv. r1tt f.-. 80 - .f---e
Evening star., 1866-07-11

FINANCIAL.-The New York stock market
continues active. The Commercial Advertiser
OF yesterday says ys:-Governments are very
firm. The purchasing of Five-twenties by
foreign bankers has been checked by the de.
cline in gold. AT the Board Old Eive-twenties
opened at lO67sal06k, but subsequently sold
down TO 106k and after the Board lO6 was bid
1O6A asked. The issue Of 1865 was also active.
lot Of over one million being taken at los on
the first call The prevailing universal ac-
tivity in Governments is due partially to the
steady demand for old bonds for shipment: but
only partially. Money is less active, 90 far as
respects the street demand, but the movement
Westward is quite important with some of the
Banks. On call loans the rate is generally S
per cent. Discounts are quiet Prime 60 To- 90
days paperi discounted at 5k per cent, and
longer dates al 6a6X per cent The withdraw
al Of spectators from the Gold Room 10 the
Stock Exchange has caused a weakness in the
premium on gold. The price touched 14sX
early in the forenoon; but the purchasers to
cover .shorts" caused slight advance Con.
siderable purchases have been made at the
decline, in expectation of another advance;
and sales have also been made in antcipation
OF a further fall in consequence OF hirher
prices for Five-twenties being brought by the
next European steamer, loans were made
"fiat" this morning.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
EAHILY TxOURsIoN TO aLY1oHr
FRIDAY. JULY 18th, 1866.
ROUND TRIP, so CENrs.
TIE oAssIABLYs CHURCH SABBATH
sEh sfaS 045 96 e9MokS al, %sss an h!lS nxQSK 'S
% Hnsa.i PIC I Hie Ehf viii take Ssils place. sss on
FRIDAY, the 18th inst, beats leaving the Seventh
To- r. ,,ou,
net miss this cbance-ss fine music has been en-
gagged and every arrangement made for comfort
II Tieiss:;' a;IfhF Fifty GENTS. iy,am
THE ISLAND sOClALs
Il will give their sixth grand
AFTERNOON ANB EVENING PICNIC
at the
WASHINGTON CITY PARK, 7th street, on
WEDNESDAY. JULY II, 1856.
Tickets so cts, admitting gentleman and ladies'
The plen Der. of the Club are sorry to state a
%Sh v!s 70 sse paas
Sn Tqssday % ~ was postp0Isd en- account s Sf the
the Of al ARE sosa
will come to this, and have snoymen and pleas
order
f. xe Rs mi
McKENDREE SABBATH SCHOOL
" VII give an e.cursSn in tho steamer wawa.set
iitS; 5, isssi.s the shsSf st Ii. foot foot 49,
come and go, for McKendree always has pleasan
eheo and at the store Ss % Of %.a
corner sth and M sts. Tickets 81: children half
Committee-L. worthingtou. ]. Fl. Collins, J.
Davis Geo Gatrel. jy9ll.l3 4,b5t'
NOUNG CATHOLICS FKIEND SOCIETY.
NpANn NIn
ANALOSTAN ISLAND
ON MONDAY, JULY I6, 1866.
ArrspgeRents have been made to make this en-
terta1nment agreeable AMI pleasant TO sll "A
Esputa's Band has been engaged, and M
dancing viii be con tinued as long desired S4atA
Ssen anS at the
grounds are IN beautiful condition
dier for seventy Eve cents
Gentleman and Lady ....... . ......... ...... 81
Snge Ilckef.......-..-...... cents
OniiuIeb........ ID centS
jy7I0.i2-I3,h
EOURTH FKAND AFTERNOON AND EVE
hErRoPoEIfffSSst ffS tae ao6k sio Asp 4 81 LADDER a
ta1 Piss = City Gar
DAn July IL, lsis Tickets so cts, admitting
ADJUSTMENTS.
DROTs. J. w. b Il. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel ~
Our Glasses will be continued during the Sum.
mer, commencing
TUE ,DAY, MAY 90, 1866.
Days and Hoxys Of Tftson.
for Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Friday afternoons. from to O'Clock.
Gentlemens 3 Glasses, same evenings, from 8 to 10
O'Clock.
Fer further Information, apply during the hours
OF tuition. or address note to the Academy my3ly
Evening star., 1866-07-11
Tennessee-Gov. Brownlow,s Message.

Gov. VIM. g. Brownlow having called an
extra session of the Tennessee Legislature, he,
In message 10 that body dated on the 9th inst
stated the purposes for which they had been
convened. He says:
Under the fifth article of the Constitution
OF the United States Congress has proposed as
an amendment 10 that instrument four
tenth article, which has Been duly certified
and communicated to this department by the
Secretary OF State of the United States Copies
OF said proposed amendment, with the an them
ticaied certificate, and letter of inclosure of
the Secretary of State, are herewith transmit.
TED Tor your cons deratlon, and invoke your
action as promptly as is consistent with the
gravity and importance of the suh,ect"
He discusses the proposed article section by
section, announcing himself in favor of all Of
ITS provisions, and concludes that portion of
his message as follows:
IL congratulate you on your good fortune in
naving the opportunity Of being the honored
agents OF restoring the ship or state to her an
cient moorir gs, soon again to set sail upon her
voyage OF prosperity and glory. But little over
year ago you assembled in the capitaI and
took charge or the State. She was prostrate
bleeding, and helpless. The courts were no.
where held with safety, and justice was ad-
mlnistered only within few fortified posts
County governments were broken up, and
peace officers made no efforts to perform their
duties, and anarchy with ali its horrors
reigned supreme. Without a treasury or rev
enue laws, the credit of the State was de.
stroyed, and our grand system of railroads
was IN ruins; while guerillas prowled without
restraint over the State. HOu have placed our
great State upon its feet. Under your Judi
cious legislation the treasury has been able to
meet the heaviest demands The credit of the
State is rapidly rising to IT'S former maximum
height. Iour railroads are nearly all in run
ming order, paying the interest on their loans
while all your courts are open, and justice is
administered in every part of the State IL is
now your proud privilege to restore the noble
old Commonwealth TO her ancient position in
the Union OF our fathers. AS you have per-
formed your duty heretofore in defiance of
the abuse and dennnciaiion of traitors, so 1
am confident you will do so in the future
needless Of threats or dictation from any
source.''
Evening star., 1866-07-11

THE SOUTH CAROLINA HABIAs CoRpus
CAsE-General Sickles' Course Endorsed-A
telegram from Charleston, 8. O., YESTERDAY
says:-In return to the writ Of hd6eas corpus
granted by the United States District Courf in
the case OF Michael Costello, confined in the
Charlt ston Jail, the officer refused to obev.
saying that the prisoner was held under the
the Presidents proclamation Of September rs,
1863. He also produced an order from Secre.
tary Stanton, instructing him not to deliver
up the prisoner on writ Of habeas corpus.
The court granted continuance Of the case
for another day.
General Sickles made the following en-.
dorsement on the writ Of attachment served on
him by the United States Marshal at CharIes
ton for'contempt:
ain compliance with orders from superior
authority decline to be arrested
"DANIRL E. SIcKLEs
"Major General Commandin9.n
General Sickles received the marshal cour-
teously, and told him that he had telegraphed
to Washington for instructions.
The reply Of Secretary Stanton endorsed
the course Of General Sickles, and ordered
him not to be arrested, and IL force was used
TO resist with whatever force was necessary.
This action is taken in accordance with Preei-
dent Lincoln's proclamation Of 1869
Judge Bryon has ordered all the proceedings
to be laid before the Prendent