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arrangements can be effected satisfac
torilly to all parties.
We hope to see soon the restric
tions ou-trade ill' this section, done
away with. The government being
in urdisputed'pojssession. should af
ford all facilities possible to good
citizens, who may wish to establish
themselves in nmercantile pursuits.
It will be bitt a shirt time cre
restrictions are abolished.
Read all the Orders and advertise
mnents in to-day's paper.
Messrs. VWalsh & Boissean have
an advertisement in this issue to
which the attentiou of the public is
directed.
Thanks to Maj. Gen. Herron fort
the loan of a New Orleans Times,i
received through the hiands of Mr. T.Ci
Compton. We can assure the Gen
eral that such favors are inot only apl
preciated, but will not b- forgotten, n
as time may prove.
We take pleasure in noticing im
provements in our city, and would
direct particular attention to the ad
vertisement of Messrs. Jaamieson & j
Co., who have opened a much needed
establishment-Groceries, dry goods,
etc. All in need of such articles can
get them at fair prices at the place
mentioned. ''Try themt.
Every evening we hear sweet mu
sic discoursed on the porch of the
old Presbyterian churclh, by a brass
baud, equal to any we have heard for t
many years. The hand, we under-.
stand, is that of Headquarters, and,
is under the leadership of Mr. Laugh
lin.
t
We will thank our New Orleans '
cotemporaries. with whom we ex- F
changed before "ye cruel wor tuck i
place" which is now over, to place- us
on their exchange list so sooa as the
maiil facilities get under way. I
Now is the time to prepare for the
resumption of business; by getting t
your printing done at tie .."ee esta
blishmant, you save money and have
tIle satisfaction of receiving wo:k
executed in the best style of the art,
at short notice.
The N. 0. I'icaynne, of the 3d, in
citing some of the latest items of1
northern intelligence says: **A pro
clamation for the reorganization of1t
North Caarolina is alluded to as defin.
itely excluding negro suffirage, dele
gatiug the matter to the decision of
the people. The President is said'
to be preparing an oficial announce
ment of the restoration of peace and o
tihe tIIIupreesion of the rebelli'aan
against thue Government.
Davis is to be tried before the
beuch of the District Circit Court .
of be' Pistrict of ClaakaA
The Virgilia Election.
According to late dispatches. a
rlarge numtber of persons. but lately
connected with the secession move
Sment in the State of Virginia, have
been elected uietubers of the house
of delegates of that State.
One dispatch says the "Disunion
ists have swept the State." By
"disunionists we presume is meant
r persons who favored the effort to es
Stablish the Confederate (Joverninent,
ff but who have taken the oath of al
e legiete and who are now eng:ig ed
in all honest and earnest eflort to
bring about a comlplete restoration of
the Union in all its p{arts.
We do not suppose tlherce is lnow
in all tlhe South, a solitary individual,
wiho has tile lightest claills to
sanity,-who would be willing to lend
him:ielf to allny ovement designed
to keep up strifei between the North
and tile Southi. 'The disunion move -
ment is dead and buried and is not
rlikely to l- revived again during the,
`'presentt g, neration.
V e regret to see that some indigia
t1tion has bh.en expressed upon this
subject-; it is thought by lsome tihat
these Iate secssilonists whio ha-ve
Ibeen elected to seats in the the Un
ion legislature of Virginia ihave
Ishown mnuch indecent haste that they
are still secessionistsand will again
favor sue:essioi nroav-nients on the
assutrence of the first opportunity.
WVe regard these objections as des
titute of the least tfoundation in fact,
no sane man dtesires to see his deso
lated country pilunged ilnto anothler
civil warl-, wlicll would end in but
one way ; in more cimtpllete d-soila
tion. muil and utter faiilure. TIhei
l'Picayune oil this subject says :
"But tlhe cry that they can attempt.
in any sort of way, any other dis
union, is as ridiculous as itany
other cries raised in this, day,
against men whlo IId notit assist spois
muen to fill their Ipockets with plin
der. None but lunatics can eitliiher
fear or attempllt ditsunioni now.
Those -eho raise tlhe c-ry weithout
being luatics are intent itl rlibin
the body of the disunioin which diedl
on tile battle field, ibut which Inone of
tllhem ever nmet ftce to face, or tfnght
to conquire"
Again we regard the course pursued
by the secesZioiits as emtiiintly
pro per and riight. Ifttlhey hi:ul stood a
+ loof refusing to vote orhold ofliee whien
tendered them, tlhey wouldl ha-ve betn
regarded as unconcern,-d -f tl,.ir
former terror and rieady to renew the
Sconflict at thle very first conve-nient
imolnetlt. The ticayntii- says : --If
th-es Conlfederates had refiused to
take part in the elections, if theyv had
stood aloof. and stif-rod those onilv
who hadl Iheretofor been known am
iUnion men in the regionis held for a
long time unuder Federal contr.ol to
take part in tihe electionll it wouldl
Shave beent said tlihat theyi dlil not
really accept the alteredi condlition
Sof things : that they still i-eldl out in
rtebellion. antd had submitted onlyu to
recover property and escape- puni i-h
tienitt."
We fully indorse. the folloHwing.
which is the clising paragraph ,f
thel Picayuie,s editorial on the sub
ject.
"According to our way of think
ing, the people who had most to do
with taking and keepintg Virginia.
or any other State out of the Unioin,
are the most suitable ones to do, the
active part in bringing her hack intoi
it, and in undoing the work of tihe
past. The unanimity shown in this
the most satisftctory ought it to ibe to
all who desire tie comIplete sulbuitis
sion of each State to the sovereig'i
iauthlorit- of the Union."
'hiis is a meatter of momentous in
ti-rest to the people residing witlhiii
the limits of thit- late Conufederacy
and shonld he piondereh by th i-mn
shd acted upoii as soon as tile opptor
tunity is offired .
A gentltlenan who arriv-il at this
il1ce on Suniiday evening frtim bhilow, r
informs us that on ncariing the spot
where the Kentcky sutik, lie saw
the bodies of fifty negro men twni-ty- -
five negro womi-ti, and three whites I
floating in the rivilr.
Mlessrs. E. & B. Jacobs. onie oi thi.
oldi-st business firms in this city, we ,
are pleased to know have resimied
business, and conduct a similar istea
blishment to that they followed in
-tits of peace. See their card in
this issue and " take duti notice and
govern yourselves accordingly."
'ITle New School Presbyterian
General Ass-nbmbly ofNew York have
inaugurnted the project ofa Natitinal
Prtitestant Reunion, or organization I
of Evangitlical denominations, to re
sist the growing iiflu-nitces of Athe
isnm, Rationalistic, Philosophy and t
Papacy.
Goov. Fletcher atinonuices that he
shall vote against the new Conetitu- i
The Proposition of Texas.
a -
Y It is known to some of our readers
Sthat a formal propostition has been!
t made by ''Texs. thrlough her artlctidi
Sted peace cotnunissionerls, Messrs.
Col. Ashbel Smrith and Wm. P. hal
linger, Esq., to restore the Statt to
Sthe Union without condition or re
t serve, n1d to submit in all respects
Sto the authority of th, I inited States.
It was piroposed by the crnrtnission
- ers that 'Texas he allowed to retiin
so much (if civil *uuthiority as was
nUecesarv to Inuintait order through
Sout thle State, and tlint all tlhi acts oif
the State ( overrnett. siniuce the
colnulieullteent of the wear, ie nie
knowledged us valid and lindir i by
the FuiLernl nut hirities. except such
s wcer designieil to sever tre ciin
I nectiol of the State with O iwn.
or were t lie legititnate result of this o
- attitiuli of hoistilite.
t +'lh iii oattils, ia. s r,"pr."sentad that
the S tati aivs tniw, anid hall Ie ien tfr
sui tint, willing and urigSilui t~
ret1u1n t lhe Inliion, mad tli. she
would do without rosei-rvation or
'claims upon the past : th" "it natilil
w as accepted pure and imple. Ti
situation of tihe State was Ipeculiar
and delnalded a dliparture frolh tih,
rules golvernig tihe re-toratioi olit>
Sother States tl ts Uillnt.
Texas is a largi State but spari-e
ly settled,:uln, itl ciionsql.rulal-l, gineat
ly liable to be dirturbid lv lIawlo<s
Iprsouls unIlless civil authority can h"t
Smaintain d1111 rinthe li traitio tirot
Contf""dtrate to 1"'iiiral rule.
The -t derll al ihne IIrgnar O it IaIiis I-.
Ill llii r i~ 'it~larc: , i-tim i~.~t tl 'Srh·i *
er in-i a ile, durik i tilt our i .-s r
of wat , mtaintaint mtilitar-y powerS,
exctpt on the lower and upp~r itll
ura lId, and tl ii Ihave tat ri u.
Dltid,"d an aira if --utlit'ient , xt, lt
to die-ter( the regular op,"ratlios otf
the State tGovertdw'nt. Th.- an' rod,
ui--nc- i-. therr has beno rt.l
lt 'tlN -:l nii~ ~r · -ii lr 1 -~L ·, ·
in tie- rji- ull r a t -it i a t-S I,. i t i
(;overunwnt acne} Io ap u i. Stat,"
utl h ,,rity as ini tlh L ca t it L', i i
:ail some ather ýt:,t.
f t tii:ta-t ti bd -li-'c, but litt . t
parativllyu. dri ii, g the star, ani . iiit,
tite conti r ac i It 111 lerli I l nI
jln llk." al-c? of the oth.-i- llcctt " tllnt
iboth bick and 1i':- t _i Ui lim
liran-re. T1h,- :a,_ r.-g~at~n -d a o?
ti i i i - lrc k o f -r o tis i uo t n it.} i r i . 1 - * t T
this'pr-enilu-tr y, h- :u. 1Ik ti- jil
tItitr rapidly i atiri.tli. t l
hrci ghot li the ahii- liia nail it.i.-t
erill portion-ii of ti n St- t i uicod n!sl (.ie
eurI nci hat }r 'em. i-.I t~ an
tilt only cun ttre cv : :our; al rln-
'T ' I mun.nt of cuu l.o ll il l o ' i, . uf'l
hticr.- i-l utnl tliiim I~ Jar. .-1iit~·
20th.irll INIS suds~ 1liii- l~r-tii~lr~-hu
Stlate dt hotnd ii - tl -t a lir s1ir. it A i
('ilnat 5%-hr. tItlilii- uk-u1 ifelc trl( hg.s
-idet~rabh.: the graath" p11r,0i., o
it hats lb.ee ,old Itr -i~el r ." '- her 1,
sendiIng it acro- tui't, nr. ti -ra:,t i.
into Jli-slco. or to Cub.i!:t the",ugh tie.
st-mi-blockade,} port ~f Unive--"tun.
1h-be pelloph., fitl ,Tex likti tihi p.r-t
tple in oll other . ar" }ue n the ti,
thare gatly inr niel of dry oo, in - tai
liron rihe, hi r . ti :, thip h } }ll iv.eriri
aIpllle Ctans nit hand tr. pay- fIor what
th-ly prchAn, At lr e nld protitaill
trade %%-ill bt the . ittI edl idt, n -ult as
swilli s ltile S511tt ri gpe t d i jcuivl
m~r ,".
ThI 'rtulr/r #4/Iy witc /be'tlifte
Englih armhy. at Parmy Adctolr
il0the, 1110, jsts inThde FrlO havowa
whicha wilsartlen them not af little
ttlok iti Tia sslin, perhttpa mier autiiiti,
h(le~tOl ofe more ucsl anilfuditu' -ro
ot hfoewr tan 9e5.61 crenh sldince. is
pertht shed the girmeatcrartodf sic
oury Gove63trm nweoent into thema h
time, hendo tiewrp nte iorort ion ofd
dethmselwas neatly alr t irmd l
wVhtchntaker 1undoresuedlyd busitiess
atahis old ttand. Readnth andverv-$
tinsehitnt. ieywic ee h
Anyls oney Aihngt arent dwctll
ingver ho s useanrerto our advertse
wntc. wind bsate theomrnodt a itl
Military Trade Restrictions Re.
moved from Western Louisitau
within the limits of Military Oc.
Cupation.
)Iiadgrartel~ ·rs Irct. n/'thr · (:K!/:
Newrrv Ohlens', La. .111n 5, 135,
General Order'.s ~t
All pieitits in Vietst ~tin 1.111 r~ilia.
ill rear of armi eriv 'rerl 1.s" poti s occu0
pied by U nited Sitatesa troops tin- d+"
eIlat'edto be ltit 'iuiar thet lim~it:: of tailii
t:ary occprlation. na tltlined by tlhe'
9th section o: f tile, laws of .1 r111" ".
V'6l4, (.io Win' ])rjrtrr'i tn 1 ICoto ra
teit'rs, No. 237,' ' i. l an all iilitº arv
~1,}1r.'s oiir i'.'gulLatii.ts t'r'-it'itirLg inLL
any de give j,:L,,lm.j: L 'l ci...] · ·, r ,.ut -t"
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Under dute, New York, May 27 31*
"! tIbe Uoauzerclal's Army of the I',oto
inlc. cvorrspondent Rays, the~re. is
trouble ikthae arnny, tbe nien tbiuk
iusg it hazrd1 1343L they ihuuId be for-ce.d
t to"4rill foLu Itanrs n da*y, When they
re4 fti '- -o *->,.on mii t.*itiri- otut of 4*er
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Crithesisin G,''.arat Brituin.
Acacordcing to tht raca'antly publislthedl
SItatics, 1ity' the 'New Ol-(ia'anaa Itrtl('
I balta, the I(tinanI Cathotlic faithll ii
mazking gra'at progress in the King.
dote of Breatt lBrritan. Onet Arcll
hidlaap oand siat.'Zi tiah.a'ps in Ltg.
land, four lisiht'1a+ in Sc thand, tour
Archlbishops and t waaty-four ]tiiAl
upe in Ireland. with Itix .Lrlt biihops
tnd fity-three' Hishops in thit colon
i's, tatake up a griand total of on'
hundred lland 'iglht IRoman Catholic
rrcllat.-. It also appears that t ha'ra'
arat :tallt l1 J lI'totnan Ciathlollic
t'hlirchlt aatal chal:apl iln Gr:a.t Itri
ta:in, 610 1a11:11e v unu nitis," 19" cot,
v.",. 13 .ellag-.s. oand 47 oIlth i. li
citti. *ual ,'talli-Laoa taa.-. It is atlitu,
v 1. I ow-vr.'-, I,3 ti,.- I olanaa 'i'nn(r
that tit, uaniaa o'a f a.t u. t. ut- to tli.
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t. - -n s l. at lt la inat a'a:tsa ofa tit
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Litt that.-I tl.-' . "itratarV, the sat of
l.aa papulaa tatine i, tlh atlwca way.
Ts ti hat.,e a-a.- iithat a (lit
n.-* nanwd tI ti :-, res-idiun ill Char
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tila-. in ,iira acv a trial ala tt- :tttle tilt..
t . tlh-a- i tlr-' that .la-f}a ,tota I)avji'. ,.an
tha lath Pett .31aril lint, tt 'hile atoapiig
.at h:it , Iit,"'a- hla a-a. aaal catara-. ,.'dog
to ills lIr."'~uc imbit " oni lthe -Ul-j. t of,
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a'. aI l t ta- it '-ta -r',a . /,,,a aanaal
that .I.. ia.'-oai ail St~aaintr'.t aet- a-
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tag I tair Cuarata-, aaaa htsin ta'ai i- ra,
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r curl~t, is and.. r amatarchintag urdura, Ftor
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