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New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

, S,udcn International law OF history needs 10 pe
Sfrnel impossible IL s than such decisions cout
f,yo heon made. Had the recent rebellion proved sue
,ssful and had the validity of the cOniiscauons ana
,comestfOns actually enforced 10y the nsurget authoi
- neon aferWard questioned in Confederate cOurts, u
. not r,prlabe tia the decisions Of the state courts
oe during aud after the revolutionary Wit ngit nave
80 ,trI IA I'm approval But II hardly needs remark
IL f,,-,. decisions made under widely Oitcrtnt
fr,~,,. fgDce> from those which exist GACy were
% IA thr courts OK states which had succeeded IN their
1ri fn sever THEW colonial connection with Great BIZ
-, and sanctioned acts which depended fOI their valid
f bor Dr0n that success; and can nave no application
~ a"ts All . rebel government seeking the severance oI
.tfuti0ual relations OF States TO the Union hut de
% in tr ATTEMPT and it,, H. broken and destroyed.
;sS, ~ no engage In rebellion must expect tine cOnsc-
ancc. II they succeed, rebellion becomes revolution,
NJ "a, new government will Justify It's founders. II they
~ their hostile 10 the rglltfu government are
oatiol law, and originate no rights which can ne
"a v,.encc have been alike aSsaed We hold, thoro-
@ + IN .opDuSory payment under the scqueStratoO
lo t rebel receiver Of the debt due 10 the plaintiffs
I'm fhr defendant was no discharge.
re- - claimed however, that whatever may be the Eght
en- ylpfiifs "a the principal debt fsoE the
srnS which war prevented all communication satWeen
1 sf,tcs iu which they respectively resided We can
VIZ, thuE 40 Interest is the lawful fruit OF principal
rssa sre indeed authorities to the point that the
. ,;Inof be afterward recovered, though the debt
th ether interest may be- But TINS rule, III our judg
ant :. ,nulicable only 20 such wars Nor Go we per
srvtbiur ia the Act OF the 18th OF July 1851, which
's,ond,J ,,v 4 time all intercourse betW cen the loyal
''-,ut ,ortions of the country that warrant its
Pp,n i originated nor defeated by the action OF the
satr,l authorities of the late Rebellion.
W. ai,,rin must have Judgment for the principal and
,.teTe,; o( his debt without deduction
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MARRIED.

GtLN,N-BULKLEY-At ehce Of the brides parents South
.rt Conn jane 49, hy the Rev T. L. tuyier D D.
81 B-klv Carc. VI Gilman Of SeW-l ork to Mar u dangHe
OF George Bu.Alsy, 80
HITCTSoN-M ih. Central PrehTteran hureh
Fnehs Nv the Rev J.mr u Dunn Ariandrr lu'cHi'oh ="
Janet 4 second danghtrr DAVID Morrison. al oi tins r
UAsBROT CK-PIEgsDNA Gnce Church salem Mars on Wed
nr.sv jane ln 1907 bv the Rev Grorgr D. Nes Pfe W. Has
ronk Ami, o. Prou daughter Of n l. Pief
son. esq Of salem. Mass
PRoNN ATUIOT-On Thud,y. June 30 hv the Rev Theo L.
Church. Bro'klvn, Arthur rre-r
pr 81 sidney daughter Of the late Hon Joshua
Naiiiot Of Newark, OHIO.
SICHOLS-Ou Tuss Jane 1857 At the residence Of
The brIe, fiber Wm W irks Clars g. Pearson 10
Josephine T. daughter oi hohsf ~ Nh"s e Az VI
Brppki1u. y !.
wISSLOw-HAYWARD Trinity Church; Boston oG Ihnrtisy
h, The Bnrrstghs. ~ D. the Rev william l.
Wn,oN late Nrylork Miss Hattie = Hayward Of Boston
WFFn-NATRY-On THURSDAY June 20 at calvary Church 10 s
Cty b. the Rev Mau Joseph ID Nesd 9" Sa'anhAh !"
sarah FaBny Of hs late William hany OF Liverpool
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THURSDAY Jun, 20 The Chnreh oi the
Io C.muunan Rev W. A. MnlrnhTrg D. D. j. Arh W ht
s s Cecilia A. daughter o the late Jas 7 lohnsou o l city
BahEaI and fortlaad RaPcI. plts.e coRv
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TURKEY.

LONDON, June el-Erening-A dispatch from Com
staninople gives a report that the Sublime Porte has
refused to consent to the request of the Great Powers
preferred through collective diplomatic note, that
hostities be suspended in Gambia. and that in
quiry be made into the grievances of the Christians
by Commission appointed collectively by the Great
Powers and the Porte The Turkish Government
processes to have information from Omar Pasha that
he is making considerable progress, and hopes soon
to subdue the Cretes.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

QUEENSTOWN, June 2l-2p m.-The Royal Mail steam
ship scotia, Capt Judkins, which left Newlork the
lth t1s arrived at this port this forenoon After land
ing London passengers and mails, the steamer pro
ccedca to Liverpool.
FALMOUTH. June 21-2 p. m.-The New-York and Hayre
line steamship Arago, Capt. Gadsden, which left New
York on the sth OF June arrived this forenoon
the WAY to Hayre
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MISSOURI.

RAILROAD .TAKEN POSSESSION OF BY GOV.
FLETCHER
pt vrLkaAAYH
81. LOUIS june 2l.--A special dispatch to The
Democrat says: Gov. Fletcher to-day took possession OF
the Atlantic Pacific Railroad, formerly kn0w the
sonth-west branch OF the Missouri Pacific Road which
was purchase, from the State by GEN Fremont aud asSO
eaes purc having neglected TO pay the first
annxa nSiailnlent duo June Is and otherwise failed to
perform their contract The road has been placed III
charge Of Gen Clinton Il. Fisk of ST. Louis. The Gov
errors action the hearty approval OF the rOpc o
eoRth west Missouri and the citizens OF R0la hcd mass
meeting to nj sht. which Gov. Fletcher spoke.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
ARMY GAZETTE.
4, ,,,,sK.yH TO TEE 1Krsusr.

TELH6kArh To 'h'
Fir, Lieut. James ~ White 4th Second Lieut. IL
Ar,ery granted 30 dsgs leave Infantry dHih eaI
s,copd Lieut. John b. Eaton N ain VI hArr 80 has ye!
L,,iev DELAY joining porting a. lamp
Ms Mo- sh CsrkIrv DELAY reporting Fort Randall
met ,'ol Robeu H. Dakota Capt. g. II.
esys 4Jt 10 days delay
and Chief Ccmmissary Of the De bre,e iut So Ions - ~,
pertu,ent the Lakes has been hI nlahiv' n,Ia % W
"sonr ~. Irf,,d Ord aien. Colonel 9th Infantry three
10 day DELAY in delar granted in joining reg
nance p-ps. :" IogIs Ar,snAL ment in NeN. .Msico.
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THE LAND OFFICE.
sY rxIEoHApH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TKLEoRAPR THE TRIBUNE
T., answer IN an in1uiry OF the Attorney General of
yas Wilson OF General Land Offer states that ihe
aoup o Ari-uura College scrip located in Kansas ShZ scfes
eayng nor, than taken before the MAXIMUM o I
Oo acres reached and that the locations more near
viii be taken
~ Tp an sIe over legal limitation The aggregate Of reiuus
% ib l. 1867 show the quantity aray taken TO
with College scp be follows Minnesota
Az ali WISCONSIN kansas J6S acres Nehra
~ 1 6 acre The mAImum allowed by Law ia State Is
OOO
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
I'RANI,E.

PARIS June sl.-Thc Empcror's Government has
decided 10 make a considerable reduction in the mill
tary forces OF the Empire
The present session Of the Corps LcSislatif which
has accomplished a large amount of business is ap-
preaching its close, and the day of adjournment is
not far distant
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT.
REGISTRATION ORDER FROM GEN. POI
.,....nArs 70 rRE TRIBUNE.

AucrSr, Ga. June 9l.--Gen Pope to-day issued
al Instructions 10 the Board Of Registers. Paragraph
~ 're,fs that clerks and reporters of the Supreme
so,rI clerks OF fhe superior and inferior courts, and
Irks Ia ortinary county courts, treaSrers, county sur
,svo,s receivers OF tax returns, tax collectors tax
.ceyer sher Justices or fhc peace, coroners mayors
seorr aldermen, cOuncmrn OF any Incorporated city
ar tow who ar cX-ocers Of the COnfederacy, and who
nreyios ta c War occupied these Offices and atterward
parcipatcd in the Rebellion, all disqualified. and arc
II AnfIfleh fn Ieg gstratlOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
VIRGINIA.
PROGRESS OF REGISTRATION.

rROGREss OF REGISTRATION.
o. vEL <GHAFu
PEIEE>BUKG, Va. june 2I.-Registration in two
Wards this city closed last evening The list stands
follows whites 65l cOl0rvd. 1G3s. IL the remaining
two Wars IN which registration will be held hereafter
the whites believed 10 be ia the majority. At DIR
vddic Court House, ll5 whites and 10 negroes were
registered.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
Gurrial Notirrs.

Fju Assembly Di-rict-The tuon Republican rlectis l
G wn Assembly District hereby notified that IA
the resolution of the Republican Grnr tonmts i,e
n, i n. In ATTENDANCE at No lJ Suyan.t on MoNpAl anu
m EsD EVENINGS and - fpm ;o o'clock 10 -nre 'h
i'ni, Rsnnrap, who de the Union Republican
Association Of the district ~ , ,,fHY tr-ra.
ALLAN COOPER.
s.yenteenth Assembly District r&eniy seeSSs M.al
Union Republican Assoc sgsaI I
man, OH ''' GEORGE r. BRADFORD, President
R0Bynr n DONNIE. Secretary
Co,,,,bio College Association Of the Alunni.IIhe
Ann. usspS Of the for the ses'n o onrerr anu m
trsscon of other business will he held ~ The Cosge LpI 'o
,,h, near Eoutl.sve. MONDAY EfENlNG June ~ al o
ta.r b, meeting will be social reunion oil the Aemn
he"Dcis' s'' '"' A s. VAN DUZER, Secretary
New. York June I3 1867
C.n.r.i Theological Seminary Canine cement ~
p,a1 ,ha,cb Twrutrh THURSDAY MOkNlNG the I'th ~ ~
Bishop HOPKINS Presiding Bishop will deliver the Se'0 "
charge
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
% TO TRx TRIBUSI

CHARLESTON June 2l.--Gcn. Scott Assistant Com
missioner Freedmens Bureau for this state has
isSued an Ordcr enjOmng upon the subordinate officers
and agents tho importance OF the duty OF keeping the
freedmen f,y informed to their rights and privileges
auder the recent acts Of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
THE ALBANY CATTLE MARKET


AH,N, T. June siTL,rr excitement The cse trade
ths Elk peniynesrr 4Oa head having been brought n
hut ~rtg- The sales about jo
head live wrist inferior TO ornaryi iG for ar
t. sop rtHthe oIt,ie for strictly choice hcn
sterr, NJ sheep down 60 bdtte icf
tie best a1d The receipts are ~"
head Dnrug Western Hogs changed hands al 6@
lie A. lnce The receipts srr 900 head
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EUROPE.
ROME.
BT ATLANTIC rELEeKAPH 10 rns rH,scy.

b ATLANTIC rEiEoRAPH TO rR,sgyn
FLORENCE. June 2l.-Stariling intelligence has
been received here from Rome. Dispatches report
that 200 armed men had thrown themselves into the
city At was supposed. with the intention of proclaim
ing Republic. But he desperate attcupt failed
AMI 40 Of the revoutionists are nov in prison.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. June 21-Evening- Austrian Govern
ment has granted All amnesty to all political
offenders, including Kossutb.
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POLAND.
MARINE INTELLJGENCE.

WARs,w. June 21.-The Emperor Alexander has
issued decree suspending confiscations in Poland.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
NAVY GAZETTE.
=, ,yI,cn.PH TO TIRE TRIBUNE.

NJ TIL seRAPH TRIBUNE
Can't L. Worien. detached Navy aTd iLe oo"he ,
the Pensacola been placed on rave %
Lieut. Com Aeiing Ensign n D. yo'
Gherard ordered faYhasteis "
=. Nayr and Enuip- and Jones Acting Est A
naes, A. M. Phidelphia Daniel L. King
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R--,- AIegt-I Iahaees.
Facts About Tobacco.

Facts About Tobacco.
A CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
GREENBACKS IN GREATER QUANTITIES ~
CENTURY TOBACCO.
In order satisfy the demands Of all the
time introduce various brands TObaceos we have
M WIN Rayuor FOUND HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL in paper
Of purchased at L b. Goons cigar STORE No zee fu
the amounts daily but in all cases allow the
Mr FOUND HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL ia a paper
Of GkTTURY purchased At Mr. AiLnSs No 80 Wet-ss ,
Mr. Ben freeand No ~ Henryst In paper OF CENTURY
aggregate 10 be the same.
N Tas%,. MTSsR q RSrny ws POUND HUNDRED DoLLAR
IN
oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS A DAFT
Edward. e Eps ~ yrr.1 rogSp 5% DotAr "a P M1..
gOmery ST.. jersey City
On MONDAYS We will pl,ce a HUNDRED DOLLAR NOTE ina
paper Of CENTURY TOBACCO anIc Of which by giving
DRkD Uf. DOLLAR BILL S ~. paper Of cKSTCRT purchased
sIhaTe.
his name address, BILL will receive box Of
CENTURY"
Robinson ESQ, No 2s2 nes,y FoUSP EgXDRBP IS pol
.ssin .csSr store 10 81 Brosiw.5.
On TUESDAYS we will place TWO FIPrIBs tsOpspen Of Crb
,ury Tobacco upon giving their aud address,
and number, Of the bills will presented By
Mr. Jane, H. BrI SO 2.9 Tishhave ForyD AHUNDRED pol
LAR BILL IN PrOf CENTURY, purchased a. Kos sar store
us with pound bag our YACHT CLUB pronounced by
all good judges to Smoking Tobso manufactured
John Ms,s 80 81 E ERt. HNDhsp y m ,,l DOLLAR s
On "WEDNESDAY We siu pack papers CENTURY NvE
TWENTY DOLLAR NOTES pe.ca.ns each Of the finders half
pound saek YACHT CLU
Mr. D. C. Counol, yo iso Motts FOUND HUNDRED DOLLAR
BILL ia Paper oi ESTRY purchased Of Freud No ~ Boys
TriiY. Psrca.,,I Of K H. Sesglts Grind,t
On THURSDAYS viii pack paper, Of CENTURY 10 TEN
DOLLAR MOTHS prse finders Of each pound 'aeE Of
P,sK VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO very superior article.
BILL iaps@ = cESfc pasead At store
No SO BrcAdway
On FRIDAYS will pack FIVE DOLLARS 20 papers Of To
baceo prs,cnns Zach Of the sack Of EUREKA
choice smoking TODaecO
M,C NJ w.gaul No ssl w-,,s FOUND A HUNDRED DOLLAR
BILL paper CENICRY purchased the Of r'eniTninih
81 aad Eleventh ave
AMI on SATURDAYS place 50 papers Of CENTURY. 50
TWO DOLLAR NOTES. and present The finders each
Mr. Frank McIusiHn n, Ia Lrdlov.t. FOUND HUNDRED
aud Ladiowst
With paper Of CENTURY CHEWING TOBACCO
HSOEED DOLLAR BILL paper purchased cigar stand IN
the bHrhi0ge
We are manufacturing our CENTURY selections Of stock Of
1900 hos,hea Of the yery OH leaf and have devoted
LAR BILL III paper CENTURY purchased at grocery II SiI
teenhsl
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
DIR. kcnuedy's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE.

Pverg traveller land should have bottle oft
Every fuy sickness in health should have bottle o. IL
will simple Complaint
IL will cure Dsrrhei
II will cure Dvseltery.
IL will cur Grppg II the Bowea
IL will cure Cholera Morhus
will restore the bowels when reduced vth ooseses -
Kind IN g.
Fu directions given With each bottle how m,n'ge oil diseases
ocrsiouei by VI thr b0we Manufactured by
DONALD KENNEDY. ROrbRry. Mss
Price Dollar sale by DBMAS BARNES Co.. No "a fark
row + g. WILLS & Co.. No. lG Fuon-sii " y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30
Fall of the Mexican Empire,

The French Austrian usurpatien
of Mexico has reached its end
Queretaro has fallen, and Maximil-
lian is the prisoner of the Liberals
He surrendered unconditionally, and
Juarez has, as yet, given no assu-
rance that his life will be spared
1t is believed, hewever, in Washing
ton that he will not be shot. What
ever provocation he may have given
his execution would be very impolit-
ic, and greatly injure the prestige of
the Liberals. Conquerors can afford
to be magnanlmous. Such lenity
will hardly be extended toward Mir
anon and the other renegade Mexican
officers, taken with the Austrians.-
They will meet, as they deserve, the
traitors doom
This is the inglorious termination
of the schemes of the French despot.
Mexico would never have been in
vaded, had not our domestic troubles
insured him against our Interference.
He regarded the Union as forever
severed, and fancied that he should
find our sister republic an easy prey.
Had the rebels succeeded, the con-
quest of Mexico wsuld have been
only the first step in European inter
ference in North America. The de-
feat of Lee was not only victory
over Southern rebels, but also over
French imperialism. In a few
months thereafter, Napoleon was
compelled to Withdraw his forces,
and leave his Austrian puppet to
himself. The final catastrophe has
soon followed.-Cin. Gaz. Of Tuesday.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

@ JEFF Davis and family haYe
gone to Canada to spend the Sum
mer. Why can't the Ohio Deme-
cracy come cut now with their "ten
cent" contributions for JEFF, as they
did when friend Vallandigham was
watching over the border?' 1t is
true that JEFF wss not quite as mean
a rebel as Val. but otherwise he is
equally deserving of Democratic
favor. Won't our neighbor Of the
Dispatch head the list, and "ceme
down handsome" with his "dime,"
to defray the expenses of Jeff's sum
mer trip to the Canadas?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30
xg- In commenting upon the su

EF In commenting upon the sus-
pension Of the municipal elections at
Newbern. N. c., by order of Gen.
Sickles, the Dispatch gets off the fol
lowing asmart bit" of school boy
rhetoric:
"Can an American citizen read the
infamous record, without his cheeKs
crimsoning with burning shame ana
disgrace, and his soul sickenlng with
unuttereble loathing and disgusts
and vet this is what radicals call the
best government. This is their style
of republican government. But let
the record be made, let the infamy
become historical, that it may serve
as warning and lesson to all ages,
that we may point eur sons to its
foul pages, and-like Hannibal, swear
them to eternal hatred of tyranny
and despetism."
This is simply absurd, and the edi-
tor, if he has any intelligence at all,
knew it when he wrote it. The col
umns of the Dispatch TEEN with SINH
lar effusions. In the causless and
Bloody effort of the South to destroy
the Government, the editor can only
see noble fight fer Constitutions
liberty; no treason, no rebellion
While on the other hand, the attempt
of Congress to maintain the autheri
ty of the Government, and enforce
obedience to its laws, is denounced
as 'tyranny and despetisn." At the
release of jeff. Davis the editor o.
the Dispatch is "glad," but wher
rebels are made to acknowledge the
power of the Government, his "soul
sickens with unutterable loathing and
disgust. No loyal man, no matter
how pure his character, is too high te
escape his foul abuse; and no rebel
no matter how mean, is toe low tc
to receive his digusting adulatior
and praise.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

The Indians of Idaho are reported
to be driving off stock and shooting
settlers in every direction.
A New Orleans letter says the re-
cent decision in the New Orleans
Courts, that debts incurred for the
purchase of slaves before the war are
null, involves nearly 100000, 900 in
Louisiana alone.
An order was issued by direction
Of Major Gen. Pope, deposing the
present Mayor and Chief of Police ol
Mobile, and appointing Gustavus
Horton Mayor, and Col. Dimon Chic
OF Police.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

An Edinburg correspondent of the
Boston Journal says that some five
years ago a man was buried in the
Greyfrlars' Cemetery. in the former
city. His dog made a bed on his
grave. From that time to this he
has lived in that yard. At a given
time, on the pealing out of the clock
the dog goes out for breakfast,
which is given to him at one place
At one o'clock, as the time is struck.
he goes to bakers, who has given
him his dinner all these years. He
consumes about one hour and a half
to refresh himself. He then comes
back and keeps watch. He has done
this more than five years. What is
queer, on Saturday he will wait for
an extra dinner. This he keeps till
Sunday. He does not 60 for dinner
on that day. Thousands visit the
yard to see this dog.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

BURGLARY.-On Friday night OF
last week three ''loyal" rascals broke
into the shoe store Of Mr.. d. Will
Jams and carried off several hundred
dollars worth of goods. They are
now in jail awaiting trial, and will
doubtles be required to sojourn few
years at Columbus. 1t will be loss
of three votes to the, God aud moral
ity party.-DispatcA.
If the editor had known the history
and antecedents of these men we are
quite sure he would not thus have
spoken of them. Rather, we should
Judge, his sympathies would have
gone out in their behalf, as they did
for JEFF Davis. Two of these men
were in the rebel army, while the
other swears only by the "howly
vargin" and ''St. Patrick" How
they would vote, and what party
leoses sthree votes" it is unnecessa
ry further to say.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30
Fer the Journal.

Mr.. EDlToR-DEAR SlR:-I sup
pose the editor of the Dispatch has
received the mad stone from Ken
lucky, and applied it to the ''spotted
dog" bite that Tom spoke of last
week. I think the editor is getting
better, as he does not froth and growl
as much as he did. But if that mad
stone does not cure him 1 would
suggest another cure: 1t is general
ly said that the hair Of hound will
cure the wound. So if the editor
will take some OF the hair from the
"spotted dog" that bit him, and put
it in dough pill and swallow it, and
then take good hearty lick at both
ends of the dog with his tongue, like
he did at beth ends of the mad stone
which ''Brick'' Pomeroy sent him,
think it will entirely cure him. If he
will let the "spotted dogs" alone
hereafter, l do not believe either OF
them will ever bite him again.
Yours, BOB.
GREENFIELD TP., May 27, '67.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

w Horace Greeley has written
a special letter arraigning select
Committee of the New York Union
League, for calling a meeting to
take action on his conduct at Rich
mond. Horace declares himself in
favor of the re- enfranchisement of
all now prescribed for their treason,
and for the recall of all now in exile
for participation in the rebellion.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30
~ Geo. Bancroft. the historian,
is to be the new Minister to Prussia

E The English people don't
practice what they preach. AT the
close of our late civil war, they made
themselves very officious in urging
upon us a policy of "merey" to-
wards the conquered rebels of the
South. Now that they have had a
little rebellion of their own in Ire
land, we find them trying and con-
victing without fail every Fenian
arrested. Circumstances alter cases
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

A dispatch from Troy, N. T., says
the Fenians are about taking the field
in large numbers to invade Canada.
The movement toward organization
and concentration is general through
out Northern and Western New
York, and other States. A messen
ger has been dispatched to cali the
brothers to arms, and 80 900 men
are to be concentrated on the border
within month. Gen. Spear is to
command. 10
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30
re- The st. Louis Democr.

re- The st. Louis Democrat
wants Stanton for President. 1t
says:
"There is a statesman who has
been the military superior of all our
Generals, and whose part in the wal
has been not less deserving of honor
than that of the bravest hero that
ever slept on a hard fought field
There is one such man, and but one.
the Secretary of War, Edwin M.
Stanton"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

H Detective General L. C. Bak-
er has written book, in which he
makes damaging revelations, if true,
of the. influence exerted over the
President by the notorious pardon
broker, Mrs VIM. Cobb.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

E The Judiciary Committee
have been inquiring into the Presi-
dents practical conRection with the
consumption of whisky. One wit
ness, an employee at the White
House, volunteers the startling af-
frmation that the President has
meyer drank a drop Of spirituous
liquors. That must be news to Mr..
johnson.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30
s Tho l;st of REGISTERS in Ra,

H The list of Registers in Bank
ruptcy for Ohio have been complet-
ed, and forwarded to the Judge Of
the District Courts. When the nemi-
nations are confirmed by the Judge,
the names of the appointees will be
published. ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

@ The contents of the Diary
taken from the person of j. Wilkes
Booth, after his capture and death,
have been published. There is moth
ing therein that tends to establish
the charge of Gen. Butler that Presi
dent johnson was implicated in the
assassination plot.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

E The stockholders Of the Vir-
ginia Central Railroad, at q meeting
held in Richmond last week, passed
resolution that it is inexpedient at
this time to build the Covingten and
Ohis read on borrowed capital.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-30

E The young masters and miss
es of Petersburg, Va, have formed
themselves into a "Jef Davis Hoop
rolling Club" The N. Y. CONNER
cial Advertiser Gays we shall doubt
less next hear of the Horace Gree
ley Croquet Club