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WAsHINGToS, July 1.-The Surratt
trial was resuned-Judge Fisher pre-
siding.
c. Dunn testified to employing Sur
raft in the military freight department
of Adams Express, December 80, 1864,
leave OF absence, which WAS refused:
witness expressing surprise at the APP
plicHIion having been made after so
short "A term of employment. Surratt
said he had business in the country; the
next day Mrs Surratt came, and witness
refused her also. Surratt then lett and
never came back even for his pay.
Weichman was again recalled. and
cross-examined by Mr.. Bradley. A
considerable portion of his testimony
given at the assassination trial was
read to him, certain portions of which
he corrected; did not give himself up
to Mai. Richards, but to one of his Off
GERS. When in Canada, was market
detective, AS McDevitt, and was named
as special officer in the War Depart
InenI Order; did not tell John Ford that
told Stanton / knew where SurrAtt
was at the time of the assassination; on
the morning after the assassination l
met Holohan on the street; went home
to breakfast; said believed Atzerott
assassinated the President; said I would
disclose all / knew; remember the re-
mark at the table that "the death of
Abraham Lincoln WAS nothing more
than the death of a negro in the army;"
Annie Surratt said that. Did not testify
that before on account of my sympathy
for the poor girl; tell it now because 1t
is drawn out of me, and because have
been hunted down and prosecuted Tor
two years on account of these people;
don't remember telling Mr.. Carlin that
testimony, as the assassination trial
was written out and L compelled to
swear to it; did not tell Carlin that 1
could have given an explanation
of Mrs. Surratts visit had been al
lowed so to do; did not tell Carliu /
contemplated suicide; did not take u
revolver and threaten suicide; did not
say was going to make a confessiOa
to ease my conscience; Mrs. Surratt did
not say. Booth was not in town April
4th, '65. 1 never said she stated SO. An
official document over Gen. Augur's
signature showing Weichman as u
Government detective April 10, '65.
Witness denied having ever spoken TO
Carlin or Brophy about confession;
never said anything to them about it.
This ended Weichman's testimony.
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NEW YORK, July 1.-The Herald's
North Platte, Nebraska, special says in
telligence was brought to this town this
morning by n party of independent
scouts, coming from the Pawnee Reser-
walton, that a large band OF hostile
Sioux suddenly appeared and sur
rounded the Pawnee Reservation, 20
miles northwest of Columbia, Ne
braska. There is great excitement, OF
course, among the Indians and white
settlers, and the worst fears are conse-
ouently entertained. These scouts
have travelled fast for the purpose of
procuring immediate relief. A band OF
Pawnee Indians, tribal relatives of the
warriors on the war path, are encamped
about 20 miles west of Omaha. These
will be afforded every possible means
of rushing TO the rescue. The scouts
will also aid them to the best of their
ability.
ST. LOUIS, July 1-omaha dlsr atches
say that a mountain rise il coming
down. The Missouri river has over
flowed the bottoms on the Iowa side,
and some places on the Nebraska side.
exposed on the bank was found at the
North Western depot under water
for the third time this season. Part OF
the depot has been removed to Omaha.
Fifty Mormon missionaries arrived
from Salt Lake en- route to Europe.
Government commissioners have &C
cepted the last section of the Union Pa
citic Railroad. Working parties on
the road are FULLY protected against the
Indians. u. aa
General Gustav. at last accounts. was
at the forks of the Republic river ready
TO pursue. the Indians If they go South
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NEW YORK, July 1.-The Times spec
ial says: The usual Treasury state
ment for July 1st will be omitted, and
no exhibit made until August 1st as
the fiscal year closes June Both. There
is a decrease in the aggregate receipts
for the fiscal year of $40 100000. No re-
port has been prepared by the Judiciary
Committee on the impeachment matter.
The four republicans in favor of inn
parchment are preparing a report.
The Tribune's special says the repub-
lican members now in Washington are
agreed that II bill supplementary to the
reconstruction acts ought TO be passed,
to clearly define the powers of the mill
tary commanders.
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Court,
lies at the point of death in Washing
ton.
Gen. Grant, with party of Congress-
men and high officials will visit Look
out Mountain the latter part of July.
The Tribune's special says there are
no signs of a speedy end to the Indian
war. Five {; ousand Sioux have forbid
the white men to enter their country,
and the whites threaten new disturb
ances. It is reported that Gen. Custer
has been overpowered and killed.
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WASHINGTON, July $50 far, only
thirty members of both Houses OF Con-
gress have arrived. About one hun
will be necessary TO secure quorum.
Oficers employed in the Capitol, feel
confident, from the letters and verbal
communications, that aquor1m OF both
Houses will answer to roll call on
Wednesday. No Presidential message
or department reports will be submit
ted TO Congaess.
Thaddeus Stevens declines the invita-
ton of the City Councils OF Baltimore
to become a guest OF that city, for want
General Sheridan telegraphed to Gen.
Grant, confirming Maximilian's exc
eution.
The gas explosion at the Clarendon
Hotel, this morning, was occasioned by
searching for leak, with lanterns. II
shattered the walls and severely In
Jured the engineer and two watchmen'
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Hon. L. D. Campberr. late .. S. Minis.


NEW YORK, July 1.-The Hon. L. D.
Campbell, late U. s. Minister to Next
CO, arrived here last night, and had an
interview with the assistant Secretary
of State. 1t appears that Mr.. Campbell
had peremptory orders from Mr.. Sew
ard to remain in New Orleans, and no
orders to go to Mexico in search of Pres
ident JuareZ were received by him I'M
til the first of the present month. The
instructions then given him were to
proceed to Mexico and take his station
near President JuareZ, but no mention
OF the conveyance was indicated by
which he could get there. Mr.. Camp
bell, 1t seems, was ill with an attack OF
| fever when these instructions reached
him. He at once set about procuring a
vessel Tor the journey, but was unable
to obtain any. Finding there was nc
means of transportation he telegraph ed
the department to have vessel as
signed for his use, which request was
refused. AS his orders were imperative
| to join the Mexican President, and he
| found IL impossible to do SO except by
| journeying over land with blanket and
haversack, he telegraphed TO Mr.. Sew
ard rendering his resignation. which
was accepted and another Minister ap'
| D0intaI
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Heu York Meua

NEW York, July l.-Statistical re.
ports received at the Agricultural De.
partment up to Saturday fully confirm
the previous Indications of a superior
wheat crop, which Is now estimated al
fully 200, 0OO, 600 bushels.
The new steamship China, for the
Japan and China route, sailed to-day
for Panama and San Francisco.
Brockway, the cUunterfeiter, and at.
kinson. confederate, were setenced &c
fifteen years in the penitentiary.
The taxation OF this city for the cur
rent year is SIS, OOO. 600.
The Atlantic Sub-Marine Company
have purchased the bulk of the iron
clad new Ironsides, sunk OF League
Island by burning vessel. They will
at once raise her,
A cable dispatch from Gibralter dated
June S0th, announces the arrival of the
steamer Quaker City with the excur-
all well. The steamer had been delayed
at Fayal. There was nothing In the
dispatch indicating that the trip had not
been of the most pleasant character.
The international games between the
members of the various Caledonian
clubs of the United States and Canada
began to-day. Delegates were present
from Montreal, Kingston, Chicago. Gin
cinnati, Philadelphia and other cities.
The exhibition Will continue for several
days.
There was one death from sun-struck
yesterday.
A collision occurred on East river this
Il. m. between the ferry boats Superior
and Commodore Perry. They were
both considerably damaged. The pas
sengers had timely warning, and no
person was injured. The accident was
The result of gross negligence.
One Thousand two hundred and thirty
emigrants arrived here o-day.
A riot occurred in East Newark yes
terday, some thirty persons being on
gagged. Pistols, knives and clubs were
used and several persons severely in
jured, including one policeman. Dark
ness only brought quietude, but threats
were made of n renewal on next Sun
day.
On Saturday morning, at Somerville,
n. j., Jacob Van ArsdRle, Il shoemaker,
cut the throat of a little son of Andrew
Beard, about Il years old. He then
knocked down Mrs. Beard and attempt
ed to escape, but was captured.
An Irish letter to the World, dated
June 18th, states that there are appre-
tensions OF another and more fOrmid-
able Fenian outbreak entertained.
Deplorable accounts are given of the
destitution in Wake county, North
Carolina. At least 300 families have
not four days supplies, some have had
no meat for weeks, no bread for days or
flour for months, and no sugar or coffee
for years.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEeEArn.
NEW YORK. July !

REGULAR REPORT.
CorroE-DulI aud unc changed; sales
of 900 bales at 26I<c for middling up
lands.
FLouR-Receipts, 1885 bbls; market
2Oa25c lower, with moderate business
for local trade. Sales, $500 bbls at S7a
8 40 for superine State and WESTERN
50 75alO 90 for extra westerni $40 4Oa
II 90 for choice do; $40 20all Is for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
SIl 4Oal2 rs for trade brands. California
Flour-Lower; sales $50 bbls at S1l GOA
WH1sKY-Quiet and steady; no re-
ceiPts.
market dull. Base lower sales z. 900 bus
cells, at 81 34a2 IS; white, above the
market; 1000 bus No. 2 and rejected
Chicago mixed at 81 20 delivered and
81 so for new; white Georgia at 50 SIS.
RSe-Nominal at 81 25a1 80 for western.
Barley-Quiet. Corn--Recetpts, q, $50
ply; sales $4,000 bus at 81 05a1 0S for
new mixed western; 81 OPAL 10 for choice
do; 9OaS1 OF for uusound; 81 II for old
mixed western; 81 05 for kiln dried
western and 81 10al IL for western yell
low. Oats--Receipts. 5,S75 bus; market
shade better: sales $4,000 bus at 75aT7c
for western and S4aS5c for stock.
Receipts: wheat AZ, 07S bus; Corn 2I3,
OTIS bus; Oats 1854 bus; Rye al l6o
bus; Barley Is, $50 bus; Malt II sos bus
Peas 36,2s4 bus
GRocERIEs = Rice-Dull and un-
changed. Codee-Firm with good
demand for Rio; large sales on private
terms. Sugar-Firm; sales 1000 hhds
fair TO good refined at 1l1za11<c. Mo-
iasseseDull and heavy; sales l25 bbls
Porto Rico at 521zc.
HoPs-Quiet.
PErRoLEuM-Dull at 131<a14c for
crude, and 2la241zc for refined in bondi
sales loco bbls refined in bond, buyer
all year, at &c.
Ns-Pork-opened heavy
and closed more firmly; sales 4, go bblS
at $40 95a2I IL for new mess, closing at
S2I so cash; $2Ia2I II for prime mess.
date last year, 81, 1859 bbls. Beef
Firmer; sales l35 bbls at Sl8a34 90 for
new plain mess, and S23a29 90 for new
extra mess. Stock OF old and new,
3. l22 packages; same date last year 16,-
67s packages, Beef Hams-Dull; sales
So bbls at SSSa39 so. Bacon-Scarce and
wanted; sales 275 boxes at 103<c for
Cumberland Cut u5sc for short ribbed,
and 121<c for city. Cut Meats-Dull;
sales Is packages at sI<aeJ<c for shoul-
| ders, and 12a131Sc for hams.
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales $50 bbls
at IL 1fa127<c for new.
BUrTER-Dull land heavy at 1Oa22c
for Ohio.
CHEKsE-Lower at false.
LATEST AARKEr-5P. n.
FLoUR-Closed dull at 1Oa20c lower,
/ with only limited local trade demand.
| Characterization and heayyi
nominally 2aSc lower; the rapid decline
! in -four has driven millers ont OF the
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the list Of July:

LONDON, July 1-Noon.- Consols
943<. IS. bonds 727z; Erie 4s; Illinois
Central 79X.
2P. M.-consOls s47s. Others I'M
changed.
LIVERPOOL July l-Noon.-Cotton
dull and unchanged. Breadstufs firm.
Corn ass. Provisions unchanged. Other
articles unaltered.
. p. M.-Pork advanced Is. Cheese
declined Is. Ashes advanced Cd.
LONDON, July 1.-The frigate Colors.
do arrived here to-day.
closed at 941z; U. S. 5 2Os 722I; Illinois
Central 79II; Erie 49,.
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-Cotton, easier but
without change in prices; middling up
lands lid; Orleans MD; sales 5000
bales. Breadstuhs have been firm
throughout the day. Corn, closed at
3ss per quarter for new mixed western.
Wheat, l3s Cd per Genital. Barley, oats
and peas, unchanged. Provisions have
been irregular. Pork, advanced Is for
prime eastern mess, which closed at 75s
per Dbl. Beef, steady at 1858. Bacon,
closing prices for Cumberland Cut mid
dies at 42s per cwt. Lard and cheese
unchanged. Produce, Petroleum adj
vanced TO cd per gallon for spirits;
standard white unchanged at Is I'd.
Rosin, steady. Tallow, AS for Ameri-
can.
LONDON, July 1-Evening.-Iron,
lower; sales at 53s for Scotch Pig.
Sugar, steady. Linseed, unchanged.
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U. S. STEAMER TACoNY, !
VERA CRUZ, June 25,
via NEW ORLEANS, June 80.


Hon. Gideon Wetles, Secretary Of The
Navy:
Macmillan was shot on the 18th inst.
Hord begged for his corpse for the Aus
trian Captain, and was refused.
The City of Mexico surrendered on
the Doth to the Liberals.
Vera Cruz holds out on account OF the
foreign legions. Diaz orders no ac-
ceptance its surrender. lam moored
between Nelva and the North Bastian.
Jason is in company. L write by mail.
GSignedl F. A. Poe, Commander.
Information received here yesterday,
from what is regarded as a trustworthy
source, is to the effect that by a decree
of the Juarez Government, Maximili-
an was shot on the 18th inst. at o'clock,
a. m, and that the friends of Maximtl-
ian asked the privilege of removing bis
body for the purpose of sending It to
Europe, but the request was refused.
Gen. Grant also received private
telegram from Gen. Sheridan last night,
combating substantially the same state
ment, 1t is believed that Juarez re-
luctantly consented to the execution OF
MACMILLAN. When the messenger,
bearing dispatches from our Govern
ment, requesting Juarez to spare the
life OF Maximilian, delivered his pack
ages to Juarez, the latter informed him
that he was disposed to spare the life OF
Maximilian, but the pressure from the
Mexican leaders and the people for his
execution, was SO great that 1t would
be almost impossible TO resist 1t.
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1lNAsHvILLE, July Judge Cant,
Chairman of the Conservative Central
Committee, recently addressed a circu-
lar to the county courts requesting them
to appoint officers to hold theiState cleo
ton assuming that the law giving them
the power had NOT been repealed.
GOV. Brownlow issued a proclamation
this a. M. declaring that the county
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ed and that the power 10 appoint officers
10 hold elections had been taken from
them and conferred upon The Commits
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olutionary and warns county courts
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He concludes by ordering General
Cooper to dispose of the militia under
his commend SO as enforce the franchise
law in its letter and spirit.
The political canvass in Tennessee Is
! becoming animated and exciting.
a merchant named Rice was killed
at Johnsonsville yesterday, politics wal
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CabInet MeetlnE-AttOrney General
StAnberry,a OnfnIon to be DIseuas-

stAnbeFry's Opinion TO be Discuss
NEW YORK, July 1.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: An extra
session of the Cabinet Is expected to be
held tomorrow to resume the consid-
GRAFTON of Attorney General Stanber-
rvs opinion on the power of the mill
tary commanders. At the previous
meetings of the cabinet no definite de-
termination of the question was ar
rived at, as has been stated in dispatch-
es, nor Is 1t true that Mr.. Stanton was
refused permission to record his views
in the proceedings, nor has he insisted
on the proceedings being promulgated.
1t is understood, however, that publici-
ty will be given to the action of the Cab
met on the last opinion, as on the tirst
opinion of Mr.. Stanberry, and the opin-
ion may appear in the associated press
reports on Tuesday or Wednesday next
Quite a number of nominations will be
sent by the President to the Senate,
should there be a quorum in Congress
this week. Among these are the NOM
nations of Ministers TO Mexico, Hayti,
Consul General to Havana, Commits
sioner of Agriculture and several Col
lectors and Assessors of the Revenue,
and Postmasters. 1t is quite certain
that Mr.. Raymond will be nominated
for Austria. Mr.. Bancroft's name will
of course be sent in for the Prussian
Mission, and probably Gen. Thomas or
Kirby Smith for Consul to Havana.
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BosToN, June 1.-Two Italians named
Rosa Maria and Salvador Tragic were
arrested this a. M, charged with max
ing and circulating spurious coins of
the denomination of i've cent pieces.
They resisted the arrest and fired several
shots from revolver at the officers
but fortunately hit no one.
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