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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

HUNNIcuTT REBETIIoN.- rebellion OF
IIunnicutt against the rule Of the ''carpct-bag-
gers" is very persistent and effective. The
blacks arc coming to the rescue. Clay Ward
has brought in relnlorcements, and the muir
murs Of discomfort roll in from all directions.
Hunnicutts artillery is rapidly concentrating
50 as to bear on the Governors house, the GUS
tom house, and Headquarters" on Twelfth
street. So vaIiantIy has he pressed the enemy
with his black army Of occupation' that it
has been found necessary to bring into action
the best carpet baggers'' gun at their COM
mand-yz. the Alexandria Journal, to reply
to the calling fire Of Hunnicutt;- This is no"
on the march for Richmond. We shall have a
gay fight Hunnicutt has the odds of men ;
Gen Wells the advantage in cunning, trickery
etc. Hunnicutt will have all the sources Of
support cut off from his paper. But that won t
kill him. lie must be bought. WlIl he ac-
ccpt the bride? What would Clay Ward, and,
indeed, the wards Of the nation, think OF that?
-Rrh. DiSDUtch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

We have received, from a friend, copy of a
very admirable speech delivered by Mr.. S. S.
Bloom, of Ohio, at Ban, Pa, on the 10Th ult.
It discusses the important topics OF the day
with ability-and defends the right with elo-
quence and zeal. We have rarely read po-
litical speech with more pleasure. We hope it
may have a good effect, as all such manly ap-
peas to reason and justice should have.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06
yaR. LOOCkEKMNN,
SURGEON DENTIST, UIf$

Grad. of Bait. College Of Dental Surgery, 1914
No ii, SOUTH WAsuIEGToN ST.,
ALEXANDRIA. VA
DR.. L. respectfully informs the public t.y,
for twenty gears he has given especial attention
90 the presorvation Of the natural teeth. sri
will continue so to do, and invites those Who
wish to SAFE them to call on him, knowing ,bg,
per treatment might be preserved and mai.
useful for life. Artificial teeth inserted Only
As APPROVED BY PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES
nov 2)--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06
COMMUNICATED


FAIRFAX AND GEORGETOWN TURNPIKE Co.
A meeting Of the citizens of Fairfax county,
who are interested in the project of building a
Turnpike road from Fairfax G. Il. to the
Aqueduct bridge about to be built, was held at
Falls Church, on Saturday afternoon, Oct 3D.;
Mr.. John Powell was chosen Chairman, and
Mr. w. FL. Daniel Secretary.
Col. Nj. d. Ball, and w. D. Shepherd, esq,
addressed the meeting, and urged the necessity
Of at once adopting measures looking towards
the organization of the Turnpike Company
These remarks were cordially endorsed by the
company present.
Mr.. w. Fl. Daniel was appointed solicitor,
and large amount Of stock was subscribed by
the citizens on the spot.
The meeting then adjourned to await a pub
lished call for the stockholders to meet and Or
ganize the Turnpike company. S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

The GIFT PRIZE SWINDLE, feel little
sympathy for those who rely upon the honor OF
those who advertise prizes for the small sum OF
81, Worth from 800 to $1,000, but VIC regard
it as 4 duty to put the unwary on their guard
and detail an instance of how the sWlndIe IS
carried on. \ too.conGding wight a day, or
two since RENTED small sum to prize cS,,
tabishmcnt in New York, upon the receipt OF
which the proprictors Of the ''concern" tclc-
graphcd back that the number had drawn
valuable prize, which would be forwarded By
the Adams Express Yesterday the box con-
tanning the ''prize'' was received at the Express
office here, directed to ''Mr---, $l2, q. O:
D." Our dupe called for the package, paid
the above sum, and upon opening the package
found tho box to contain a small piece Of brick.
The duped man Immediately reported the facts
to police headquarters, when the case was
placed in the hands Of Detectives Miller and
Coomcs These officers at once repaired to the
office Of Adams Express, and made the clerks
Acquainted with the facts, who courtcous!y re-
funded the SIP to the CLAIMANT f"&h"9ion
Republican,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

rs ATTENTION FIREMEN.-There will be a
regular meeting Of the Sun Fire c mpany. at
their engine house. on Tuesday evening, the 9Th
instant Punctual attendance is requested as
business Of importance will be brought up.
oct 5-2t VIM. JENKINS. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06
Foreign News.

Il dispatch from Madrid gives the following:
"Madoz has resigned the Presidency Of the
Junta, and Aguirro succeeds him. Agulrrc
has appointed Scrrano Gencral-in chief.
The laying Of the new deep sea, submarinc
telegraph, direct from Malta TO Alexandria,
was successfully completed last Saturday.
4 dispatch from NJ adrid states that Oloyaga,
who was named as Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
has dccined TO accept i position in the new
Cabinet. ..--." ..'
General Prim is at Barcelona, but Is cxpec-
ted to arrive at Madrid to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

President Johnston is very unfortunate in
attempting to make his cabinet "a political
unit" as Gen. Jackson always required his to
be- We do not believe that since his accession
he has had acabinet all the members ofwhich
we're OF his political opinion, or supported his
political policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

1t is rather cruel in the opponents Of Gen.
Butler, in his district, to object to him because,
"as they say he is no friend to Gen. Grant.
Why, didn't the two Generals make up under
the auspices Of Mr.. Geo. Wilkes? Certainly
they did.
Mr.. Dana, the Radical candidate for Con-
gress, in Massachusetts, has accepted the nom
nation in opposition to Gen. Butler and has
entered warmly on the canvass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

The Mobile Register takes strong ground III
favor of the immediate annexation of Cuba, in
view of the success Of the Spanish revolution.
1t says: "Thc will of the people plainly dc
mands this, and that the Government should
take immediate steps to secure the prize al
once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

SAMUEL II. JANNEY. MAHLoH j. JAhAh'
TANNEY & CO.,
81 DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and Varnishcs,
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY
no. 49, King street.
Gsg- Orders and Inquiries from the country
nr0rnrtlv attended to. sep 2"-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

A FOSSIL MAsToDoN--A correspondent
writes from Paramount, Illinois, to the Chicago
Tribune:
':Last Saturday some persons were cutting a
ditch two miles southeast of this place, in the
open prairie, two miles from timber, when they
discovered the bones Of an animal apparently
much larger than those Of an elephant. One
leg bone that [ saw was some seven or eight
inches in diameter at the Joint, and many 9TH
ers of corresponding size; teeth five or six
inches long, etc. ''Thc whole skeleton has not
been cxhumcd yet, but party is forming to
make further explorations. These bones are
found at depth Of about two and half feet,
in common prairie slough. | believe these
are the only bones of the kind ever found in
the State Of Illinois,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

j " " 10 D. I BEN list, Go
WASHINGTON ST, NEAR KING
(Rear Of Mi!burn's Drug store,)
feb II ALEHhN DRlA. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

FISH CULTURE. all the attention that
has been given to the cultivation of grain crops,
fruit crops, and root crops, and other products
of agriculture and horticulture, and with the
vast amount Of interest that has always been
shown in the improvement of breeds of cattle
and promoting their increase and productive
ness, the Philadelphia Ledger well says it is
surprising that so little attention has been given
to the cultivation of that great source of food
which more than hundred years ago was apt
ly called "the Harvest of the Seas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

DISTURBANCES IN LoUIsrANA-A Accounts
have been received of troubles between the
whites and blacks Of St. Landry parish on the
9th and 18th utimo. Considerable i'll feeling,
growing out Of politics, has existed for some
time; but on the 10th ult., conference held
between the leaders of both parties resulted in
an agreement satisfactory to all parties. On
the 9th ultimo, however, a personal difficulty
occurred between two white men, one promi-
nent Radical politician, distorted account of
which brought the negroes out under arms,
hocking to the town OF 0 pelousas. A squad
thus armed, and marching into Opelousas, fired
into a squad OF whites, killing one and wound
ing four 1t is reported that two negroes were
also killed. The local authorities then ordered
the disarming of the negroes, which being
done, order was restored. A report states that
the colored people were aggressors in the whole
affair, except when it became necessary to use
force in disarming the negroes on the neighbor
ing plantations In the account of this affair
published in the N. 0. Republican, it is stated
that ''the agent Of the Freedmen's Bureau
fraternizes with and assists the rebels in their
unlawful depredations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06
ALEXANDRIA.

The Spanish Legation at Washington has
received no instructions from the new Govern
ment of Spain, and consequently has no au-
thority to act in its behalf. 1t Is not now re-
cognized by this Government as representing
any Power competent to send ministers to
Washington and will not be until it receives
credentials from the Junta at Madrid, or some
other authority of sufficient dignity to issue d.
pomatic warrants It is probable that the
legation will receive dispatches from Madrid
within a few days, add that some, if not all, OF
the members may be Withdrawn.
This is the statement made in the dispatch
es from Washington; but, on the other hand,
it is said, that the Diplomatic agent is the re-
preventative of the sovereignty and not Of the
Sovereign, and therefore it is immaterisl who
may be- for the time being, at the head OF the
Spanish nation, the diplomatic relations OF the
accredited Minister with this Government re-
manned unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

Gen. Schofeld, the Secretary Of War, has
written letter to Gen. Grant, endorsing his
nomination for President, and. also, the uomi-
nation of Mr.. Colfax, as Vice President. He
says in his letter that he thinks ''the Union
can only be fully restored by the men who put
down the rebellion. " "Your election to the
Presidency" he says to Gen. Grant will be the
end OF our political troubles, as your accession
to the command in chief Of the army was the
end Of the Southern Rebellion The Bali-
more American, exulting in this letter, says :
Secretary SchoGeld has heretofore had the
reputation of extreme conservatism. We
never heard Of it before
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06
PROFESSIONAL.
TAR. O'DANIEL,

N a CARD.
MALE PHYSICIAN, of great cyDnrioI 7 T.
continues to be CoNFIDEETIALLY CoEsTrrTgS1g'
at his office, S. L. corner Fremont and T In1'
bard streets, Baltimore I'D. Best board '. .r5
medical attention at my private residence ~
Medicines sent by mail. Give an accursf.
statement of symptoms. Business conGdentisII'
Baltimore, Qp Soft va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

The National Intelligencer continues It's col
lection of appalling cases Of crime committed,
recently in the South, by ignorant and brutal
colored men against the white people. Some
of these cases make the blood run cold to read
them, being offences Of the deepest dye and
the most atrocious character, against women
and children. All this comes Of the present
situation Of affairs repeat what we said
the other day, that colored people of intelli
gence or common sense should be as earnest
in their condemnation Of such conduct as are
the whites. For, in the end, the colored peo-
pie will be the greatest sufferers if this satur-
MALTA of crime should continue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN-A dispatch from
the Associated Press says:-'Town elections
took place yesterday throughout the State
Hartford gives $50 Democratic majority-be-
ing gain of 400 over last fall, and of 100 over
last spring. New Haven gives 9l9 Democratic
majority, which is more than last fall, and less
than last spring. The Hartford Times (Dem,
ocratic) says that in scattering returns from va
rious counties the Democrats gain largely, show.
ing that had there been general ticket they
would have given 5000 ma jority"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06
EEAEsGNEI EIEST.

EgAEsGNEl E.EST.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-CCTE. 6, 1868
SUN RosE......G 81 Moon KGSES......... 8 So
SUN SjErs..........5 :}5 HIGH WATER......u IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06
NHOMAS SINCLAIR
DUILDERS' HARDWARE.

BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Special attention is called to our stock o.
Builders Hardware, which embraces Lock.
that we can sell at much below the regular
prices; also the Old Dominion Nails, "3tc@
arc acknowledged TO be superior to any ; NJ,
every kind of Hardware for builders use 81.
would be pleased to have IN examination "
our stock before purchasing. ,,....,.
oct2 So. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

TOSIAH II. D. SM0OT
(Formcrly of and successor to Smoot, uD'' "
Company
LUM BER d Il \ Il b K,
No. q, Union street,
(BoLween King and CAmero4J y.
ie l9--tt AleAAhd!lA, "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
wASnlNc T0W.

WASHINGTON, June 20.--The Committee
on Ways and Means agree to take . vote
on Aorrills tariff bill this week. There il
little probability OF its being acted ON this
session.
The bill in relation to the contested cleo.
ton in the District Of Columbia became q
law to-day without the Presidents sigma
turc.
Several Southern delegates to the Demo-
cratic convention paid their respects TO The
President to-day.
Gen. Grant leaves TO morrow morning
for the West Gen. Rawlins remains here
TO attend to official business.
The burratt case to-day was postponed
until the 2lst Of September. when he will
be tried on an Indictment for attempt to
abduCt Abraham Lincoln, the indictment
for murder BY virtual agreement Of Attor-
ney Darlington being abandoned.
The de 6cisacy bill WAS reported u the
House 10 day which appropSiates q. 5l9, 2S7
and includes $4,000 for reconstruction
purposes.
The postponement Of The Colombo bill
to-day by the Senate 10 regarded - equiva-
lent TO deferfing action on II till the next
session.
The sepsse confirmed the nomination Of
rear Admiral Dahlgrcn to be Chief Of Ord.
nance In place Of Capt. Wise, resigped.
The senate ratified the free emigration
and naturalization treaty with Bavaria.
Tbe subcommittee on retrenchment has
taken some testimony concerning the man.
agement Of the printing bureau connected
with the Treasury Department. but has moi
yet completed it's investigation. No recon-.
menda.ion has, therefore, been made az
stated. that printing operations be transfer.
red for greater part, If rot altogether, to
New York
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LATEST NEWS
mr. TELEGR.fPn.


WAsAisoron, June 30.-Ths following
has Just been issued:
HsADo'as GaAxp AHny OF RsruBLic,l
WAsnIxGros, d. O., June %, GO.
0ssvGi Ordsr No. Ia.
The Commander-in-C Chief calls attsnlion
to the following Congressional sction with
regard 10 the memorial ceremonies Of the
o0th ultioo:
The Oesgrsss Of the United States 10 the
House Of Representatives, ON the molten u
NJ. Lsgsn. resolved that The preceding Of
The different cities, towns, &c., rsesntly
hood, II eemms0oratioo Of the gallast h.
rose Who sacrificed their lives in defence Of
The Republic, and the record Of the cersmo.
Of the departed, shall b collected and
bound. under the direction Of such person
as the Speaker shall designate, for the use
Of Congress. EDWARD McPnERsoS,
Clerk Of the House Of Reps saen tatives.
WARRINGTON, June %.
Frank Moore, editor Of the Rebsllious
Record, is hereby appointed under this re-
olution. ScnuyLsn CeLTAx,
Speaker Of House Of Representative.
In order 20 make successful this effort 10
psrpetusts the record OF . just tribute 10
eur patriotic dead, Departments. Posts and
Commando will forward to these head
quarters. everything pertaining to the core
monies alluded to, which can aid to CON-
plete the work proposed. - Newspaper para
graphs, editorial and reporters accounts,
and also. manuscript cepiss Of addresses
and observations. which may not have been
printed.
By order Of Jess A. LosAn,
Commander in Chief.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
NEW YORK.

NRw York. June pa brokers' mes.
senger was knocked down and robbed on
Wall street to-day Of sixty thousand dollars
In bonds. The assailant was arrested and
property recovered.
The different corps OF maTksmen attend.
ing the Schutzenfest marched in procession
through the principal streets to-day. The
houses along the route were adorned with
6ago and evergreens, and the sidewalk
crowded with interested spectators. Viii E
passing through Union Square the proce
sion was reviewed BY the Mayor and cou.
grcssionsl delegation.
Thurlow Weed leaves tor Europe on
Wednesday.
Judge Chose and Henry A. Wiss have en-.
gagcd rooms ct the 81. Cloud Hotel thia
week.
Patrick Fitzgerald threw bic wifsous Of 4
third story window yesesSday. She will
die
The Plastsrers' Uaioa Of Brooklyn voted
I've thesseed dollase per moeth 70 the
sesihiae brick-lalese Of New York.
The Chimes 1mbosoy leas for Washing
ton last night
Ths nosuns.t Sos w. grave Of 0enssal
Scott at West PeinA be- bSsa complstsd FOL
his dauehteSs.
To Bossd u Alosrmas hsys sppropri.
eeed toQOoo fos celseeuaaDg The foosth Of
Jely.
b Temporary cAaifmAa Of ths Democratic
conve1tioo.
Representatives Of the press ore requested
20 register their names ct the rooms of the
Notional Committee. fam0any Hall, on
Wednesday mofning. Tickets ere to he H.
sued on fridev.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON. June 2e.-A fall abslracs
Of the message Of the Governor elect, Scott,
TO be delivered 10 the Legislature next Mon
day. 10 published. He urges an immediate
provtsion for the payment Of the State debt,
90 that 1t future time . new loan nay b.
e6ected q lower rates; advises rigid econ
omy and equitable taxation to Insure reeu-
lar payment Of interest; no obligation Of
the STATE should be evaded; he recommends
the establishment Of thorough system Of
public schools, and that Congress be memo
rallied for aid. - the State 10 too poor to
pay for them by taxation; he advises that
crops be diversified; and urges TIE passage
Of laws ieucouraging immigration; he I'D.
vises the Legislature to release every person
Of all political disabilitiee. II eoncluslon.
he expresses hUpc that An era q God ke+
ing has been inaugufated. and tAasVhe mar
tisl valor Of South Carolina. % justly re-
nowned, will hereafter b displayed in sup
porn Of the nag 0f our com0o coustsy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
new rom.

Nsw YesG, June 8O.-Afsss the review
81 The procession u Tie Schuts snlsse yes-
tsrdsy. q Uaien Square. BY Mayer noG.
nan, ths 0engssssisnsl Csaaitlss ed slh-
era, tAs line Of nsech ~ coetisusd - ~
foss Of Eighth street, iron whsass 1e.illa
Of stsamsss aad besgss carried ~ sxsus.
sieaieas 70 Jease' Wood, where thsy landsd
amidst w. sAesss ef the oultitUde. A -.
lutte oe 81 euas vss 0esd il hesss d The
oeessise. 4 grand basquss ~ given 10 The
fest hall, whore many Ssaets Vese given end
speeches nals. The prsessdisss ia moi
.srmisaie until late 10 the aftsssoss. Pre-.
vious 70 the banquet the Congressional
Csmmittss had sent 10 tho Oommitles 81
Arrangements an order for ase rife. and
Mayor Hoffman presented gold - prizes.
The shooting commence tomorrow.
The inquest in the Bowery Ore esesns
explosion vas concluded yesterday, The
jury rendering verdict which charges mis-.
management on the part Of Patrick Hand
the engineer.
A dead woman vas found lying ia the
upper story Of tho tenement house, 121
East IIoustos street yesterday. Her name
vas Ellen Mcbride, and VIM. Flynn. with
whom she IVES living. has been arrested on
the charge Of numbering her.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

WASHINGTON. June 2o.-SKNATR.-Ms
Howard. nom the committee on Mil
itary Affairs. seposted lAvorably On TIE bill
for the diecontinuanco OF the FseedmAn's
Bureau. Il provtdse that the comnis1ioner
ehall withdraw 10 bureau from oil States
entitled 70 repgeoontattou. On The 0fDe Of
January next, OF . soon thereafter - may
b done. without injury 70 the Govern
ment; but the educational department Ut
the bureau, and the collectAon and payment
OF money doe soldiess aad eailoFs, shall be
continued until othcsWioe ordered By elec
ton Of CoAeress. Il also provides for the
continuance Of tho once Of the present
Commissioner, except in case Of his reeigna-
ticn or death. when the once is TO be tilled
only By the appointment Of the President
with the consent of the Senate
A joint resolution directing the with
holding Of money due from the United
States 10 any State in default, In payment
Of principal or interest en- its clock q
bonds held by the United States in trust.
Also bill for the removal Of certain causes
0om otAte - listed states courts was dis
cussed without action.
Mr.. Thayer from the Military Committee
reported bill - regulate military eetab-
lishments. The 0enate agreed 70 hold an
evening seesioa 70 consider Il.
The Oolosndo I'LL 0Do - but was soon
laid aside By . vote Of 81 70 90
The ioiol reoolutioo po1notvo 70 States II
ds6auls ~ Aeais ceasidess1 asd passed.
IT. bill It exosndisg ~ tl1s loe ths
cpmploeioa oethe Nogthesa Had0c nolosuad
pasood . 4 cAme fto0 ~ House..
tt civil appsopfiaAloo I'LL - anendsd
- lncseosing the sppropsiatioo TOR lhc iaae
u Tssaaary notice to million aed hall,
snt By adding for facilitating teleSsaphic
communication between the Atlantic and
Pacific, forty thousand do,laSe, and BY de-
crcssipe The amount for the de6cieDcy In
the fund for the support III sick and disa'
bed seamen from $4,000 To sl5O,COo.
The appropriation for the coast survey
ON the Atlantic and Gulf casts Was in.
creased TO e3O0. O0O and tha; tvr the western
coast TO el3U.CCO
a number of other am. rs.mrssts were
adopted Including Tie increase tor sho ap'
preparations for he Cusss IN Hsiosc at g.
Paul, Miunesoss, ison e35.OeO ~ 10000
and allowing tiJ0.OOO from tho erAncl
mint building at Carson City. Nevada
| Without taking action cu the bsll tbs
senate sgrsed % q INT" executive session
Mr. Fovtn iosrojacsd hill ~ provide
Tor The eloG1foe ~ cestatn territorial ot1ceii
49, ~ - = ss.s,a,s. s...es =. s....'
8va1lns 6nnsusa.-n. wilssns IN \!
~ eesssnosoAose ~ asny ~ eeasao
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaAxcisco. juno 2S.-Gsn. J. 8.
Frazer. sG shs Confederate Army. b 10 GAL
ifornia In the interest Of Ssuthsrs 1mmi-
grafton Society. He Gays thousands are
anxious u como hers from the South.
A dispatch from Salt Lake annsuncss the
drowning Of ak men in Green River on the
Goth. BY the breaking away Of the ferry.
1t is thought that the wheat surplus this
season will amount 10 three hundred and
fifty thousand e No.