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WE DN 18DAT. JONE %% 1884_
Ta Adtt-rltarr*.
THR Whely TBiflrNfl ia reaJ evory week by
_*r* ltaa fca.f_B_.loa ot ffl-eple The tpac. t?ven to adver
tj_M_.au ln Bal 8Ba B nefflttarlly a -BBB. Ibal uo on* ef
thr-. obm o.c*p* the eyei of the reaiert. Any mtn wbo rompre
kMfld.t__daui.eadT.rtltii_uik_?wt how |T**? an adrantat*
thli Biut |lv. hlro ovrr ill cotntetltori tn hit bo.in***.
AdvettUofldent. for tbii w*f4'. paptr muB bfl handed ln
t-day.
Prlo* fl per line f r ttrh Inarrtinn.
T* ?'arrr*p4>atlrnie.
B* BOttofl eaa br tak.-a of Anonymont t r-mmniBmH*aa
Wbatev-r 1. Intendrd for iniertlnn muit bfl BBttaeth al*.
bv tb. otair ti.d .ddm. of th. wnter -nr ne.-_kt.r_ly !or
p.hli._tt,m bnt a* . flair.nty for _?*___*__. .. __,
AU buun_? letter. for ird. o_e* tbouid hfl tddratf- 10 TBI
Tm'H'hk," N.w York. , . - ?
*Va cannot uaderttle tn retorn rejfv-ud Comniuni-atlon*.
Termfl of Tht Trlbnn*.
DAILY TKIBI'NE.
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^ . AddTM*
THK TRIBUNE.
New York.
NETOS OF THE DAY.
TIIK WAR.
Tkt Watkington Etening Star of Tn_.dav
Btyii '? Tbe Pn? ltlent and hi* yoongeot aon left the
eity ye?terday sfternoon on the ordntmco tteamrr Itaiti
Bton io pay * viiit U> Grant. lt l* reported. and **e how
8_hit. are proirreaging; oa tne Jame* Kiver.** TA* Rt
enmlicAt of tbe ume dute ?ay*; "The ___*ldent u
taking a boraeback-nde ln Virginia to-day for bii
beali-"
On Saturdaj la.t a larpe band of gnerrilla*
aade thelr appcaranee at Acqnla Cteek. and *et fire
to tbe lower ? harf, whea tl.e got boata Cieur de I-ion.
2-rimroee, and Le.lie opened fire and tcatterod ihem.
ZBoata crewi of the Primroeo and Caur de I.ion were
aent on *bore and eniteavored to itop tbe de .raction,
but on tbe Eila po*afcag tbat place on Monday morning
tta wharf wu uil) bnrning.
The Btatement in at.me of jestcnlaj . papen.
tba Motby 1* north tt th* Potomao with a larg* foro*.
cr any foroe, ii t-tilly onfounded. No hoatile force,
frt-1 or nua. hai ir... cl lha line of tbe Boltlraure anii
Ohio Rfiilroad at any point during tho preieut-..*on,
and for *eTer? wc-k. nut even an armed guerrllla ho*
been aoen nuar tbt- road
C'ONOKKHH.
Ra. ATB, Jnne 21.-Mr. Hale reportt-d tbe ITotiie Jolnt
reeolution *utl.i)rir)ng tbe Soe.retnry of the Navy to
?roend tta oontraet with Jobn Erioiion for tbe oon
Btruotion of tbe two fl.mttiig batteries, Dletator and
J-urttaa. Mr. Potneroy reported tbe bill to lecnre to
pertoni ln tbe military ar,d natal aertlce of tbe l'nited
Btate* b.?ieateod* on forf. ited eatate* in tbe Imurrec
tlonory dlstr.it*. Mr. Cbandler tnoved to take np the
bill to encourn|_e and faeilit tf te'.egTapbic oomrannka
tlon between tbe Ko?t_rn and We_ern Contliif nt*. and
tb* motion waa a. re. ,1 to. A long dtacniaioD followed.
When tbe bUl waa pa**etl by abont '11 tn 16. Mr. Sr-.m
Ber tooTed to take up tbe Houte bill to repeal tta Fogi
Bve Slave aet, wt.leh wos detaf-d at aome lecg-tb. Mr.
BTBRBfl lntrotluteda bill tuppleinentary to tbe acrera!
acta for enrollir.g and collicg eut the national force*.
Whioh waa ordered to be printed. The Y'ea* and Noyi
were then called nj.-n the motion to take np tbe bill re
peaiing the Kugitive SImta law, and the m>>tion wai
Oarrled. Mr. Morgan. from tbe Military Cummitteo.
reported a bill to problblt tbe diacharge of peraon* fron
tiability to military <:.ty by reanon of the paym.nt o
Boney. and for otber pDr.-cae*. He888*
Hoi-A?Mr. Schenck made on adverae report. wh'.cl
aaa iaid on tbe table. od tbe petition of certttin citUeu
who hare been oonflned ln BebeJ prieona, aakinir tha:
they ta allowed tbe no. pay ond ratlo:.* aa toldlor* o!
tbe .nlted Statea Army. Mr. Sehenek made an ad
terae report oa tta reeolatlon direuting an luqairy into
tbe expediency of rep. rting a bill for tbe p.,y of tbe
BBBBM aiid loldiert aho bove not been mnttered Into
tbe **rvioe. Mr. Schenck reported a bill r-rottding tbat
aeymaiteri and anlitrry atorekeepera of ordnonce tboli
bare the *?u.e mnk, pay and eninlnmenta n? crtptalut
of ordnonce, bnt hnve nooommand. Mr. Garfield re?
ported a Joint reeolution tbat Major Brinton, paymaiter,
be oredited with ?_,'?'<0 txjo. being tbe ara.>nnt andrr bi*
eharge, deetroyed by the barnlog of the iteamer Kuth.
Ptatponcd nntil tbe a .ond Taeaday ln Decemtar. Mr.
Peodlcton made a report on tbe Legitlotire. KiBeatire,
BBl Jud.elnl Appropriation bilL Adopted. Mr. K,l
logg made an odTer** report on tbe r*.olaiion iLitrnct
Ing tbem to inqnir* wbat farther legialetion U neoea
B?ry to prevent inbititate brokeri from pnrohaaing
*abetituie*. Mr. Kellogg reportf . a bill for the relief
af Mra. Oen. Lender. Mr. tlchenck rei-,rtf<l * bill
Witb referenoe to tbe draft. wbich be expl ,iiied. After
debet* tbe Houae voted oa the motiou to itrike ont tbn
firat lectlon of the bill, repeallng the conimuUtion
elaaae. Tta qneatiim wen dtclded in the oftirmative,
by Ycm 100, Nay* '&. Tbe leoonil aastfaa waa al*?
Btrioken ont. Tta further duouaalos waa termtnoted
by tta arrital of the hour for a leceoa. At tbe etening
BOMion tbe Houae reautned the coiiaideration of th* bill
to amend the PoclBc lUl'moJ act
OENEHAL NKWB.
Tom Florence, once a memlier of Conpr_<8
Cra_ Philadelpbia, now edlt* a coneern c.kllef] a new..
paper m Waahington. Wben Andrew Johtuon wa*
Bomtnated for Tlee-Preeldent. Tom tbongbt be Iiad a
akaooei The World, la New-York, baa forcHiolied bim
Ino?ilng Andy a " boorith taiior," but Tom wo* not
foingto aiiow a New-York edilor to flot. l.itu _ ?f_?i.y,
*o ta lntented and aet ailoat tbe atory tbat Joliueon had
?baalaaai bi* poor old motber, and tbat ibe ii. at
tke age of more tba fletenty yeara, ti_Ter?lng
? tta itrer? of Philodelphta witb a baaket on tar arm,
St-lng tripe for a liTing. Ye who tate hearta only
tbink of thii; a men wbo ta roiilt.g in weoltb, aad __?
jure* to tta p.eitioo of Vlo. Pre*id*nl or tbl* great
tX?otry, tnffen hi* mother to trndge about tbe BMflaM
et a large olty. bowling tripe, ttat iba moy bny bread
to koep ber poor old eoal and body together." Now,
thit b a tery nie* itory, aiid bad it not been pitcbod ao
tery *tmng it mlgbt bave found tome beJierer*, bat
poor Tom waa too moob exoited to ta ditereet. lle for
foi ?r did not know (lf Tk* ftatkrUU Unioa ot tta 181b
b oorrtct., ttat ib* motber of Oot. Jobnion died mtoo
teea year* aijo ln GreenviUe, Tei... oarerully attended
and cheriibed by ber *on and ail tbe family to her late*t
breath.
The President bas nominatfd for Jmlge
Adtooate-General, wltb rank of Brlgadier, Joa:ph
HoR of Kentacky. tho preaent incnmbeot, aod for
A**i*__it Jndge-Advot?te-General. with tbe rank of
CobBoi, MnJ-rr Wm. McKe* Dann of Indiana, formerly
a member ol Congreaa, and bow Jadge-Adrooate of tta
Depertaient of Mlaaourl.
Tbe laat rail of lbe Atlantic and Great- Wcst -
ar* Railroad waa Iaid ot Day ton yeaterday. The line ia
Bow eompletod, and form* lhe a.nnecting llnk between
?few-York aad St Loula, without cbange of gange.
Bilaa Woodson bas been nominated to the
Baaab u Cbief-Jaatioe for Idaho, la plaoe of 8idney
ttBflBB?IB* who baa been appointed GuTcrnor of tbe
B*w Tarrltory of MooUr.a
Mr. IiiK'trwill hu- boun apiniinted to the plare
88 tta Committee on Territorie* formeiiy filied by bl*
trredeoeaiiir. Mr. Lotejoy.
Oold la aold tlii* morning under th* new law,
a_aabBB wbo would e_cap. th. prualtbw of tb* irt onitt
mtudwiB- tha Bolh.ni aaaaaa can be u.rd ln pa)Difnt bnt
" |re*Bb?ai-- or Nitlonal Uauk a-.a. Tlir flfllflfl flfl*aad *l'
1 ?*_*?, and a oocn Aom-A at VA fa tl., t-.rn.oon nn I. r a
lurrt pvAotAi bj ammM BBBBBBaMk _o4 tu U. oouliiOk
for dellvery. ss blfb a* M9 wa* p*l_ for (vm.tderable auiouBlt.
In totua ea*-* tk-rp bloker. out of Wall utrr* aold the fflBflfl
told ti hisb *. **>. ln peuy --int. Tb* l_fl*f waa a fl*~-*I
A tl *t.i.t~l cr broken runninj fll*o-t tbe ttroet flhnprini!
for gold. anl |_M?flflM| .reat eerne.tnrta tn bay whenever a
telier aarutrd i. iucunt to fl-R. Jodgn.g ftom the (If-tU ol
thr blli tbutf.l, it b*. ""I -**? 8 flflflflflM Oold U not cail?*l
now tt tbr SHork Eirhaniie, Steribn Hilla are i.ominally *'*.
and larp-tlrawttr. not Imlined to Bl rn'"-1'- OfllMfliBMl
Mo<kr arr up,6*of MM at* q.ioled at IMl-lUi ttOa, NNjB
l'_.,f?rre_i.'..-d: April 7 >*, lirit-. HK. Money hst be.it
?Hflfl BBfltaa, aud r.ew kflfl-M i. done at 7 ** BflM lenriallt
Some Natloual Htnke are lo__niu| npon Oovemmenu at If
<_IHI.l.l>4- TIIK KAKTH.
Three di.slinct aml inJ.'pendent proj.-cts eon
t??mplatiug tlie contiection of tlie Now Worid
with the Oid hy lines of telograph, ncccssaiily
in part if uot ma:nly aubniarine, now chalh'np'
attentiou and prouiise apeedy malization. Fir. t
aimmg thflflfl standu tho Atlantic Telograph,
from thu Wflfl! OOflfl. of Irelund to a bay ou the
eastetly loii-tof Niwfouudland?a distance ol
little le.n than 2,000 miles, aud requirinp a eon
tinuous lubuieraion offlflblfl to fully thataatflot
(This ib the route on which a cable waa laid
flitk t.'inporary auccest. in ltT>8, aud on which
ono far Atronger and better pftfltfotfl- in to bfl
laid. il \? conlidently expectod, iu 18C5.)
Next to thii ranks tho enterpriso which con
templates an extcnaioti of the Friticli lino liuvt
cunnooting Bordcaux and Marsclles, ttuflmft
C_r_,oa and Bcily. with Tripoli. on the north
coast of Afiica; whitli liuo it iu BflM prup<??ed lo
?itflD- alQBg tho Airican coast wostward an.l
theu i-uuhword to some point near
the mouth of the Sencgal or that of tho (.ambi.i,
and ibtBOfl acro-n. tho occan to Pernainhiico, 01
^ome adjaceut point on the coa.it of ltrazil?pai*
haps takmg one ur uiore of tho Cape Yerd.? aml
tho Uttlfl Ifllfl ol St. Paul iu their way. Tho en
tire d.M'ame fnun conliuent to coutim-iit on thir
route is about 1,900 miles; the ixean-bed iu nn
dflfl-BflaJ to be fuvorablo and the water not very
deep, while an iceberg, or iee in any fonn. in
here of oouree unknown. Fiance, Ita'.y, Spain,
Portngal, aud Brazil are unO.'rstood to be BHitfld
iu favoring and aiding this enterprise, the 8U*.
ces. of which ought not to be doubtful.
The third proj.*ct ia that now claimiug mor
itnmediat.ly the Bttention of Conprosa, which
pn.poses to connect the two continents by h
cahle fro-^ing B-'hrinpV Straits, who re they are
less than forty milei apurt. The bases of thi.
enttrpris* BN our American nftwork ?.f tcle
grapha ou ono side, and ou tho other that ..I
Bbbb-i which already reaches eaetward from
St. Petereburg, thr..ugh M*.ik'..w. Hofgfltod,
Kazaii, l'enn, aud Ouisk, to Irkoulsk (fcBi
jthousand BilflflX ??_ is ihemo lo be pushr-d
southward Ikrsofh Mungolia to Tekin, Naukin,
and Caulon, while the uiaiu liuo ia carrj.'.l OB
BBBtMBl- 2,.'rii0 uule* further, to the nionth ol
tho Amour on the Bflfl of OkkOtflk. Bo far> ">'?
Ru--ian OlHIIIIIBml is pledgtvd tn carry the work,
and there can be no doubt of its apeedy com
pletion.
Hero B prirate oompany propone to
take hold, and carry a line around the BflB ol
Okhotrtk and the Gulf* of IYi.JT.sk and Anailn
to East Cap^j thence acrosw Bflbltef. Strait
to Cajie Princ* of Walen, and tkflflkflfl eoutli
ea^twanlly jwroiw Rui?ian Ameriea to HoBBl
8t. Elias, And Bfl down the flOBflt through llritinh
1 Ameriea aiid our owu 1'a.ifie wilds, till it iii.'.-tf
,jand conn.'Ctfl with our constautly BBtflBdiBf
tjwin-B. Tho entire length of thia maKuificeut
liue, from tho tnouth of the Amuur to that ol
the Coluinbia, iu about 6,-JOO uiileai but lon*
than 60 of them ?treU:h through water; whih
tbe climate ia said to be UmmU than thr corre
sponding latitudes on our Atlautio coaut.
Mr. IVrry M.C'o.linH, tliepr- JflOtflTflMdai tuary
t.f U_ia eiiterpri.**', _-*ko our Goveruiueut to aiJ
it iv* folkiWB:
1. Hy furoinhing a National fflflflfll to lay Ikfl
iiubmergi'd cahle;
2. By pantmg the right of way over our
public lands, with jK'nuisHion to cut timlxr
thoreon, and to fK-cnpy a wjuare niile of tkoflfl
landa (if Huch there fihall he) at eaeh HtaUon,
aeparaUid by distanceH ol' _(UMB mil<"i.
3. Ily agrt-eing to use the line (or at leant tn
pay for ita une) to the extent of ^.'^),000 p^r an
nuiii, after it nhall kBffl bflflB cunpleUtl, aiid so
long h.* it shall bo in MTifltak-A OOBditkn.
Wf believo no neriouti ohjf<tio*n is made to
any of thobo requirements but the la.t, which
f hc critical state of our country and her linanc s
very naturttlly eiposi't. to d.nnur. Uut, eonsid
Jtng that nothing ia t.? bfl paid till tkfl AHt-J
line shall be iu working order, as it cannot be
for Beveral yeare, nor until afu-r mt ontlay of
many miUinns?that this is the only line likely
to be couBtructod which wiil not probably, in
caie of a war betwi-en n? and a BafflfflBB
Power, be wholly controlled by our enemies?
and that our (JoTwnment muht in.-vitably wisli
to make a lilx-ral use of thia telegraph when.
oompletetl?we trust that tlus pittance wiU not
be grudgi-d it, but that it wiil bo rheerfiilly
granted, and wiil m>ou bring us into ready and
coiiHtant communication not only with Kun.pe,
but with the e.iuntlesb millioim of China, of
Japan, and of the other populous and wi*altliy
regi.mB of the Kast. It is not oflen that so fBfll
a gooti ia proffered us at ?o small a cost.
IIi:\HV 4'. iARKY.
Thb Tbibcbe had oecaf-ion a few days a^o,
in replying to remarks of Tke Commerrial Ad
ttrtiitr, to controBt Tht CommerciaVt ftdmira
tion of Btuart Mill with it? dmparagement of
Henry C. Carey, and to note this as another ex
ample of tho common practice of over-eBtimat
ing foreign authornhip at tiie expensc of Ameri
eau. The justice dniiied at home fnids, how.
ever, aome 04)rnpenHation in tho fhtiuiaU) which
the O4_onomir.t_4 of Kuropc put upon Mr. Carey'?
oontribntions to potttiea] aod social Hcien..1.
Uii clahoratt: worka aro tranalated into Prench,
Italian, Gemian, Ilaniah, and Hui_tian, and in
all theae languagea aro among the highoat ac
eepted authoritiea on th* varioua aubjeirta which
hii profound and original yiews havo illui
trated.
A freah inatance of thia eatimate of Mr. Carey
iu aflbrded in his election aa a " Foreign M.in
ber" of "Tho aNaplen Bflfll Academy of M..nil
Science and Political Economy." The firet an
nttal report of this institution is before us, witli
the Cktrtflf by King Victor Knianuel. ln the
(l.'piirtni.'i-it of "Moral leiflBflfl." onlv si\
"forcigner." can reofliTfl Iho ? '?* ?r t.f mmiiUr
.hip, and of this Btnall nuinbor, Mf. Carey Ib
?me, Stuart Mill reprrwonting. Engl aud l_n tho
Ult, and Michel Choralier, Frunoo. Tho
itadant ot cithor tho BagUaaBBMi- a tb"
riBBOlllBBBl worka, will find Mr. Caroy's doo
M_MH ea.-entially dodueible from tbail fac t . and
Bf-B BBBtBlaad by their own views at vari.'iis
time*; Um dilTereiiee, bowever, bcing that he
ih pnn-<taiit to eatabliahed priuoiplea, whilf they
Baaa pHttcal nnd 8. .ial MBBBM etill uuiutelli
.ililc tur the want ofthe generalization, whirh,
in Mr. Carcy . flystcm, hnrmonitc* all tho in
tereatu of a nutimi.
TBB PXltll'TIOY 4 1,417*1*.
The Houae yeaterday did a wire and J''*t
thingin ret'u. .ng to repeal thu |MBIMBUBIlllllBB
. lause, of lhe Knrollme,nt let It ib the third or
fuurth time the qaBB_aa hna BBBB B.kataa'? ?
OBCB when lka ?i't nf Miuvh'.l, l-si.i.waapaved;
ugiiiu when the aniendcd a.-t of thia MB>
rion went throngh tho Ilmi ._,; and BBB*,
linally, during the pnut wr.k. No oim cati
hava auflgatlai bow vehen lei.tly the Drbbb
oraUa Ca-graaaBMH and uewi.papi.i- Rppa-d
thadaasBi it will therefore be raa-B_ad aitk
fliirpn-e thnt the ___RMBB_Mfi Te-tt i.Tf.v
vntcil BBD- in faror of ntaiBiBf it. A JtW
ago tho excmption waa tbe popular VgOM-Bt
?fljfliiatthe Enrollmciit law ; B_B denouu.-fd M
ariritncraiii-j hold up tt) the at.gry vii-w ot Ibfl
niob as a lieh inan's lueaeuie, and an both m
u-ndcil nnd t aliulatcd to lift l'min tln- ihoi I I Bl
<>f tho wi'ultliy tho hi-avy bunioti of milita/y
-orvit-o wliich was liiid on the p.mr. I_fl)_BJta
ifl thiit city?nn tht ai tha draft u- the ...
of them?were _ ti m 11 litt ?-tl hy UM in. .ihIm. y IB*
?aall tt C-BBaRaaad aaaipapeia, and tbatroat
, ri.-. varaahBtBR wheUj igafaal this featanvof
_M lav. WiU, then, ii'iyliody explBin why lha
party baa changed front t Wur D-innc rat.4,
Paaai I'einnrrata, aml thu mon.rcl biataiwla
.tre iieither till after tha Chicagu CaBTeaUOB,
va.te leflBlthW to kata in the exen-ptmn. Ia it
baraan the _-a_a_fl__UaR thoatkl a repaal
ncfCAtary to increase the flrengtli of t.ie uruii"
?k'..l suhdtie the Rebellion f
Bat, in ourjiidgiuiiit, the flauxe BBBd kara
no 8tnh afaet ** in HiipiKinf.!. Wa
miiy weil enough adinit tha', *.. kBTb
'ni.iri- aetad on, it La" dhahilahad tla b_b?
barafaaB aradaoad bf kaa draft. r.nt tkal
is not tbe fault ofthe law; it ifl thfl fkaltaftboa
who have ciectitcl it. Thflfi il no 11 I
NBMBR why the QllfRIBBiaBt aho'ild trnt |Bl
men for th* RBBRRJ paid a. OOlBMBiatBR . I'n
rata a_bra*-iaa aacBiaa theai pablai n
oaght to aa aqaaQi afteUrt. 1!.<- fl ipart_HB
,-f New-Yorl. hare lilied the Kurte.iv,
o! the county by n _r*Btaa "I" bOBBtla BBd 8. W?
i ani/.-d rt-cruitii'|r. If t.-.'j' were a;!.-.' ?<> BflflBB BI?
teiit l.y the lurge boui.tirsw h;i h tl.e (.< v> i.iineat
..fTered, it is true, on Ihl B_MB I BBd, that lhe
asoaaaaaaa wtr.t into tha paekab af t'-o tm
i-ruite. Now the (iove .nnent luv- AD I I
B-NMB m oiit-ratii-i,, an BBI-DbMBI ljta_ I
aoapUaatad BBMhiaanrji a karaa <>f paid ??
who oiigt.t taba copipef.-iit to aacara aabaUtatc
a- wi-ll i\- oui County Comniitti-e. lt>i.:mt ?
-.aid thut tho BBthOfftia han- BBRTg UcBl
?Ji-avored to turn tli.-.r nie'i.-y in.) ::.-?'. Wk I
thf.y havo iloue oo a*iil f,ul<><l, thi-y will l> en?
titled to r_y thnt lha Bl D]itiofl i !u .-,- ifl m. Bb
?itruction tt> liJhnu tlio arutioa. At BBBBBRl lt t*
an iintrit. 1 etiierinient.
Thi* queation l,ue BBBtha *i'le. If tho BBBaYf
laoaif-d f?r bra__B???_ a-Bld aM aaaaia aab.
lUtBta iu the loyal Hut.-*, it wo'.ild bj Ua r<
iieilioti-, piarldad Coaajiui iad IhaWarDa.
BBft-MBt woald aajiaa b_ i ? .k -.:.. /.- aad <.
a law t,, tbal aadL a bill UygA - eaa*?aad tba
Baaa uiuii.iing lha loyal State. bo raerait bb
Southern temtnry?a field wa,!iiigt'j bl naaad.
Tiie BBBfl?aia iu __ader*t-od a bata b ? ?
? wumpi'd ia tka iSenatf, on tl.e urtr-nt ___n*Bo>
-ition of Um Binntarj of Wur, lha aja__?ij nf
ahaai ahJa-UaBi we brtri aaald dJaBatar.
Had it been pa.sml early in tL? *?
BBBtj our urnii.4 wotild BBt. B. Bl l_NM__a
to-day l.y at l-,i.t 100,-00 BBM, w:....
huviiig bet-ii eiiliklt-fl. dnllt-i , hi.il ilin ijil.i,..!,
.v.i.iid iiovi) 1.,-i-n worth Ukrea rm_*1hf kaaa
twice tta nruch a-s lha BRRRB BBabai af rotiuite
wlnili thu Blpaatfld July druft may give un.
Thf laa. opened a bm_kat tfi lha Btata only,
but it would h.iVf ei, m-i to ti..- i> '.....? I U.e
Govi-rniuent more hji.e.l.ly thim il tno BBM :ary
authoritiea alone had uudertaken i: >? Aork.
If it ih judged bBM that Ixith nh-uld trf, ttfcflfl
tho Government will lind MBflfl eaBaltijrflBMlt
aud Huro roturu for all ooiiunuiatioii n.otiny.
But aat until thia me.k4uro U MBOtad Rfld tr..-,l
eaa it be aaBBtad vitb truth that Um BbbbUbb ri
act ia iiiitTettive by ruu-sou ol tim Biaaipti _
(luupe.
The debato ln the Senutc, wo n-momber, took
a ifltlfiBBB 1 turn, WflatflRfl nuinbers urgmg
againi<t the bill that by BBIBt* eecuring BMB
Irom the Houthern _>UU-8 at a iiioderiite e.v
lieiise, it BBRfad an advantugo to tlio weulthier
Eaatern Btates. l'o-iibly it doea, but if tkfl
w hole country ifl to bo iniiili) strongor by the
iiioreaaoof iUiaruiii", tho ol.j't ti?u Ls BBt jiutr.
otio. It iH ul.o rihort H.ghLed, iu that. it tuk.-e*
but one dralt inln vinw. Superabuudant re
eruitiug by the Ea.ttiru Saten would at 1,-u-t
tend to i>o..tpoiie or dispoiuo with Hubit quent
.u.i.. At ull afRBta, UbM the exemplion i lau.
in to be ri'la.ii.'.l, and . inco here ia a ineaua of
m-utraliziiig all il* bi.idntnue to the aupply ot'
men, the War iJcpartnnnt may uow BM lhe
witidom of wilhdrawing ita aaJaOta-BB aud al
lowing the bili to go through tho Bonate. We
j.(.--'.nn: it mn rec-eive a majority tiiero if it !_.,
tho Kiipporl of the Military Committee.
?Oue word aa lu the oonati-.tion of the ex?
emplion iilauae. We lind iu Tke Worcester Spy
a l.LU-r from iu eilitor, J. 1). lialdwin, M. 0.
froui tho IXth Dialricl of M--a.huavtta, which
RkjfBl
' M,.rr.iT.r lb* eoinmntilion rlanir, t* 'be law bow iUiiJi,
do** i.r.t ixnot.iit to nnirh. Thr paynn.it uf ii-.r. hni..!r- J d.-l
Un now firinpli i uian ouly tnr one call; aud U wlll .. _ do
thii lf tli. luj-plrumitary drafliuft ribtn.t Lb* rnrolliiirnt
lut Tbn B.trr wb" piyi tocnmutalio:, now wlll afaln h* 11.bl*
to draft lo July, ihnuld a diift ia Joly h* o:4r*d. tfod.r
rt- h rall tha tuppleniriittry iiriftiii||i muit b* couiltiurd until
iho iiui.ihri t.f iiitii ff'i'jiit'd i. Mf, r_L Sbouid the litt bf
mmr nlitii.ti i|, ih* ., iin- ? of tii"M< wh I Iur* .ai.l thi- roin
nf.'i'i rn m riry rr|'iii.d n.u.t |o iutn th* bm .i.l.i und ih.-v
unittiftlii lak. Ibn i haiifr. ol lha tii.rt. Mn, bl. thf .ip-ra.
tlnn of th. iii.w riiinl'iiifiit Itw ti B88a*?a aml . i[i iin-d
li.rr. It 1. n..l|....< I .ly whtt thr IIo.im latfudml. but lt ti
whlt Ihf ttoete nnd Ihfl .Vl I il.fy ('.-l.ii.iif tn. ? ., -, ur. -a."
Baak ? aeaa__ctlt_i la Rajaatf unJ it 1.. _Baa>,
ovcr Inconsiatent both with ludicial decisione
aud the ordpr of tho Prcaldent, They rolated
to the oid law, but their apirit applies io this.
The inauifi-st iut.-iit of the tommutation allow
anco ii t.i MOOpt the money iiist.-ad of the men,
iad i'. ir-t r.nythifg but flffldRaklfl tfl tkfl military
lOtkoritfcfl lo !"? drivinf. I ritai) bargain with
thoco who coinmtttp, and atri't.hing the law to
.over vevntious nml u_ire.vora-.ln demands. The
: pooplfl vv ill . ubmit to a draft, but thcy liko to bo
lairly dcalt witli.
noi'Tiii.if- iiiuitrni.*!.
OBfl ?r (kfl chicf BBppoitfl Of Ikfl Pn.-Slavery
iad Pro-RebcUton partv in the recovcrcd Slave
Btataaifltkfl Soatkon Cknrokofl. Loafkoaan
Itkfl Urtk of tin- BoBtktra CoBffldoiaey. nmnyof
, Ih.'iu vv.Tf built upon Klavery M th''ir coiner
|fltOD_.afi_ synipathy with nnd the defi-n... <>f
ttavfln aml iill the al"mfnatSoBfl conn.cted
with lt, ia Ikfl only mr.rh Ot dl tm.tinn which
isfj.arates t'n-m BrOBO tkaothflf r.-'ii'iousili'iioini
[aaUuBfl of Ckliflt?dflBB. They have not only
Ibflflfl silfiit BpOB n!l the fffii-eflfl of the slave
pawar, '>ut Um y have ev.*** um'. rtakflfl to profa
Slavery t . bfl tkfl n"i.". il iad dfT-Bfli. -ti-ti'it.'d
condition of tl.n mrn\ and hir .- L-raiuU'd all ihe
, philanthi.ipic flflbrta -J. Ikfl Hin?_ji:>ri.*i.n <>t bia
:f'ate ns e.-mi-iutidelit/. TfcflJ havo been
in flfflfl*! IBBBBfll tka ni.-it .-aiid flBBBOttan
aad promoteraof the BflkoiBflB. Bttcfc oigtu.i
flatiotta aaaaat, of coBtflfl. bfl aBpoetod lo ?__*?
? v;ve Slavcy, aul it is the.thtt tl.o iflfltiBCt <>!
!si'lf-pi."-( rvii'-.t'ii whi. h pftJfDptl Ik-IB Ut OPfOM
Itkfll -turn of the Ua*- Itatl I I ' tkfl I'nion.
The eotabti bn mt in tka ncorotfld dafi ter
iritory of loyal aad AatWlaTory okaiefcofl k i
'matter of Bfl i_-___ iB-porlanofl for tin' Btato.
i i-'.VL'iy obarak ?f ikii elfl i ? aaeto-i of UbJob
?botfaooDtwtdeb "'l i ?! 'ii '??! 'tt Bitaootkoi
*:i tkal i blcb bai ao loog bxdod it ovi-r
tlu Blat. Buti -.
Tko aiograflfl wbkk b flfla Ifcai tu made
imong tbo wkolo i" <: l ii tl.tabltBlMDeBt ol
loyal aad Anti-Slaiorj obarekoi baa boflBBteadj
, aml vet sir.w. lt Ifl BOtablfl tfl MflflOBri, Mn-.v
;.....: Bad vvi-t Vi";'inn. vbflio tka raofl ti Pi_
Slavi-ry diriOflfl wiil boOB dlfl "??:'? BBt it i"
ot!ierwiH* in Ke'itu.ki. WkOffl B largfl pt-por
tion of t!:.' el?'i, y <?l lll ____B___Btin-fl OOflttttflfl
] t" cOopfltBtfl wi'.h thf BOfflt elfljoof Coeaorboada.
i ikit.ii.iicii tban m mm aoblfl (vr..i Boa-sioaoBi
OSOOptioafl, ikt t.:e B.'V. I?r. B:? ? kir.r;<iir<' BDd
Itbfl fldHofl flf Ikfl litinrtl.'e litrit-v. The re
1 Ugio-fl papon of Kaatacky ut bb_u__ tbfl mo. 1
vifhrt OpBOflBH flf tkfl Nfl?OB?I OoT?fBB_OB_i
? au'l the raligkrafl nootlap of tka Pnob/tafiaoi
i.'Uiii the Baptiet- pn,ss4'd rc-datiOBa dk D 't.ncini'
' .;.t. y.-u. tnk'-u by the Uoven.i_ie__t ugainat thi
di 1] yal eleifj. In T. aaflaaoi tl ttt tm* tn bt ba
a to&dooojr to r_jo_a tka okonk orgaoi*fltio__i
ofthoFlM BtBtflfl. Tuu. the Pre-byt.-ry "l
\ ? -.. ;(. l.,v Ifl UDOi ItflOO-U-Oflt-Oa wirh tkfl
Oldflckool OfBOial Aaflonblj, altboab- tbfl
Iflttorbai tbiayoar oob_adttod Koflll toaatiw-g
Ai.t.-Mlitv.'ry p"li. y. Tkfl COJB- Thind PtU*
bjtOriBBBj who ar<: \.-ry ii':ii'."ruui m Kin
TflBBOflflOB, wert* n ;>rt'i.'i,t.-d fll thr roeoi tOfl -
flfOl Afl flOblj Of t;:.':r('h'ir il'i'V two dolefBUM,
Bbfl fOtfld wi:h tbfl nwjor.iy in dfl-tOBItOIBjl
Kliv.'i-i a- Ikfl BflJflf <'i'i ?? of ti:r< Wur. Ill
LfloWaaa, Affcaaaafl, Bootk Carolioa, a:id <.th.*r
->-.-, t > JMlblfl bB(lnnlB| hai bflflfl made, lut
thi" tniijoiity of tlu. flflflfljIflgfltlflflB Imvn flflflfl*
y.-t ei Mfld to avoiv their BobflJ ai:d Pro-.Slavury
?flatiflMata.
Much morr* pn_Ufl_l_flJ arr tba BTOflfflOtl oftbfl
obaicbflfl and aakoola abioh I ?? ?? 1 oaa aatab*
Hflbfld IBtaBfl tbfl bflfldfl fl?1 WbflTBTfll tbfl BB*
tborhj of tka i~r.it* I Bl tlu bai booa n
IhflT hafltoa t<> diflcottoflot tba>iiiM'if*B from tb*
Pri.-B.ftV' ry OffgaaiflO?OB in wb.ih _MJ bBTfl
bflflB k ;'. .1 ? ..' ??'. ti.*-.r a:'!, flod lo orgauifl
Doogiflgfltiooi flbicb bi >Btbufliaflticfllly loyal.
TbflJ 1 iiii fcfl m.*ro Btial .<-r. an*l tflaobflffl, Ifld
dtl ? ? y 1 ? irly .til tkfl i-ligkmi deBontioatioBi
iad clotiaaoftka Vortborn Btatoo anaoblj
-.} Lag with eaih OtbflC it. 84*:i*li:i^ thetn ministers
?ad loaekflfl.. th.-y far.not fl-pplj tbfl dfllBBBB.
A.l the mi -ii'iiir..'9 flrbo are laboriaf
BIBOBg tl.tiii tAAtk vv Itb atlmiratioii o!
tho progroaa tboj m a *ikiii^ m hu in
tilli-etiiikl and moral point of vi.-w; of tbflir
.i.-i DflioB l" Ibfl flBOflfl !?'. Ibfl rnioli, ai.d flf thf
gratitada vkiok tkoj t.*?! ta.wHr.l tka Ooforn?
iu. nt that has lihi-rata-d them. Tkfl imiiil.tr
flbicb have 00?BBCtod tbOBMBlfflfl with North
ern Bcclflfllaiitical ori_-aui_:a'iiii8 is coiiiiili-ial.li'
Tbaa the AMoaa Mtrti.oiii.it Epifloopal Cbnreb
laportflfllBOfl Iba bog?ud-g Of the wai, an a.l.li
ti..n t.i 11-? BMBbanbip <*l ab..ut I0.000| an.l ll.e
African Iffltbodiflt Epi-i-opal Z:mi t'htirch has
pffMStod, in N'oith CaiO-iflB alooe. an iiicii-a-t-tl
_*. ^m ri> monben, Tboif &__?__-?_ toboobi m ada*
oatiagalaigfl popalatioBi wbieb willform in oaofa
?>uo of th.* . l.ivc Btataa a uiost aroloona Doloa
fli'in. ut. Wb la Iba arkitafl still ooatinoa t.. ba
ditidodoB tkfl qoofltloB of loyalty, tkfl blacki
iirn | niiit tu r. -tcring the Cu.ou au.l aboli.iii
irliiiig B-BTiy._
Itl'TAMATIOir.
Wa^Botod fofltafdaji with ippcorali tko or?
ifll of N'i r.-tary BtBOtOT M-inling li*.o Rebfll
OOBflfalfl U> bu plaOOd undtrr lirr in ntaliation
fnr fivo UtdoB Qoaeralfl flipoofld bytbo Bebeli
to the chanc.'s oi tbo Cb?rtoitOB bonbaxdmi t t.
'l'ho OofflflBBMBt I0OBM to BBVfl iwted with
pri'ini'tn.'.-ii a^ Mflfl &a dctorinination, and vs ill
ln- I?ttaiaad bf Ibfl opinion of ITOfJ loyal man.
Bat tko oaao oofman a ooatraat. lt ktbraa
m.mths since .h'ort P.llow was oaptun.l aml iti
blaab twttmxm. brataDj naidond bjrtbo Buboli
Can any OBfl point us to an a.t of r.triliation
yet aitempted on oar part? Yet tka (.overn
ni.'iit stands pl.-dged twice over to OOnplfltfl
jiistiro tn thrn qiii.ition of protecting BOgia
tn^.ps. Nearly a yrar ago, the Pn_ridflB_4 is
sui'd an flfdflf that " for flfflff Iflldlflf killi'.l in
v.oiiitinii <>f the law* of wur, a Hehel Hol.lier
..l.all be executod." Aller the Fort
PHIflfl) iiiftisairK, he nadfl a BBOOob
at Biiltuitor.', d.'clanng that when the lactn
were H00l1?laid he would act. Tho Con
gfOMBoaal Coinmitt.e ou thu Coudurt of td,
War has examin.'d the factfl and reported. Tkfl
iiiuril.*rs aro fully Hiihntantiat.'d, are otlicially
brought to tkfl noti.'O of the (.overnment. Yet
Hinie lhat r.-porl tl,.' (r.ivernineii:, ao far im th.'
ptililic kn.iWH, bM taken 110 fltflf to redeom the
twt.'i'lil plodgl ?>f tkfl Pif.-idi'iit.
Anaiu; tho l'li'.ideuU by tho ordur ubuvo
quot.*., imued July 30, 18C3, defiued specifl
oally the character of the retaliaiinn to be put
iu force. At Baltimore, ho said bo waa yet un
docidod wbat uieasurea to adopt. Wo do not
liear that any meauuroa have yet been detor
uiined upon.
Moanwhilo the black troops are in the field,
tightmg with unsurpassed bravery. They have,
to aome extcnt, actt-d for thomselvct. on tho
qucstion of retaliation. H.-re is an oxtract
froui a letter we puhlished yeaterday:
" VV.1! " ,,:d Oen. H.itlei't (blef nf Sttff toa tall ?.?rreanl,
"y.,u l,.,i a prrliy tou.b tight there on the Iei..*" " Ye?, ?ir,
ai,d we io.i a (uo_ ai.uy (ood c Iti . rt and men.'* ?' How
many prlflnner. did yoo t.k*. Sergeeut t" " Not any al.re,
Slr," wa. tbei i._tiiiln inl retpoiita. tleu. Smith iay?, ' Tbey
don'l Kivr my Pruvo*tM*rthal tbe lerut trowbU. an.l I dno't
briirvr they r.mir but* toward tiinnj toy of flfll bo.pltsi* with
lirt.rl woundeai."
Thfl riamo account was given of Gen. Burn
sido'a colored divisiou in the Spottsylvauia bat?
tle*. They took no prisoners alive. Nor la it
possihleto deuy that the black baofa are lfgally
and umrally right. They are lightiiig IgfliBflt
an enemy who shows th.m noquarter. by the
lawa of war they aro entitled to nfhflfl quarter;
hy the higher law of self-presorvation they aro
bound to refuse it. Tho Crovernuiont uieau
while doea nothing to uiclmrate thw cou
dition of allair,. On tlio distiuct iflBBfl
prer-ented to us by the pn? lamation of
.I.ir.rw.n Davia more than a year flfld a balf
ago, and since steadily pnt iu practico by Lia
iidid-rsand soldiiTs, we hare not yet made up
<>ur iinmlfl. ls it strangi; that tkfl war boOOBBfla
mur.ierous f It wiil OBBflBtakfl no whon the
iJoveruiiK'nt enforces that protectiou of ii'gro
troops which it has promised them. Until it
dims, what title has it to ask?much Iofs to MB*
aol?nnlitary wrriofl fn.m the hla.kaf
I'KO'I -? %iwlll><.T?>
.p-rc-al Ditpatrh to Tbe N Y Till'iine.
W?IIinoio.i. 1 tn'S'Iajr, Jnne 21, 1861.
DET-XTIVKa IB VVASIIIMiT.lll.
Tho doteitiv.i BBiflaBOfl in HflflkiagtoB is at
lut ci.Dili.fl; ond'-r rtatralnt, (.rn. Ai-jrur baa iiaued uji
Bfldflri H.-reitfier ii.i citizen, c.>nrrr.iasli.ne.l flflflflf, or
..: iirt.-U mai. aliail btr arietlrd ou Ikfl rt-^ut.rf a drteo
tive. elcrptitiK in i-itremn rnse* wbore tbere is no
tl ubi flf Ruilt nnd l.-iiiiin! ue action l? flflflflMfll
All tiHiuer* |B|lfljlfl| Mflflttflflfl wiil b?> hi-ld reapon.l
ble fur ti eir linpmper BfltBBB ut abu?c i/iiutlit'iitjr.
OBB. OILI.MOBE IB VV ASHI.VO 105.
Oen. r.iiini'tr.' aml -tatTa .* h.;.<'. II.' wat not
mritt'tl Imt uai rellfved from eommand bv C,*n. Grnnt
nn hi* <-wn p. r*<>nal r<-'|ti4Ht. ?nd wai ordered t.. report
to ib* A.IJutsnt Orneral bere fer onl.m, Ba wiil Tlalt.
New-York bt-fore takrofl Ifii^commaii-.
DISMI3SAL.S.
Aanag Iba dianiflflala tkia wuk nre tko foi*
i-i: ,-Ci.l. s. M. Alioid. N N- V. V., f.rr lail.ic t.'.i
I'.orr.l hlatre.I<u8t,..n ln the fiwei.f the >>neny f.i rrn*.,u,
mtmmtt unwortr.y W eo__.tdpmtit.ii. and I.-mt. Oai
lb 9, H, BflM, C'.th N. Y. V.ils., for liinilar tender of
i-alirnsti.in. md for flhowlng tndlipo.ltton to do bla
,iuiy. I* to 5 o'clook tbla p. m., 6*_ deatbi were re
pi.ttt-d as flfll in_r occurrod in the bo-pltiila herf.
C'LOilBP PB'iPi.B IN CITY CAB.t.
Bemaor. BanBdanB. tothe Oooffflttwaaad
vY__.il-ir rtin RaflfflBI i"nrr[*ny'icbirter. ttat nogr-xw
ikoaM -ut bfl iicluded frtini lt* eara, yomnl Ikfl Iflflflfl
l^atflM bf *'ti** tn J.'riti. 'Tw? flflflflgk. Tkfl Iflflfl.
. .. - MflMfl bnd a frw mlPD.es before been t*H_eu ln
MBBflMflB kf B Vote of 16 to 14. Tbn smendtne'it wi_l
ji,.. ti.e Houst*. n...1 bo uio:; r.- reUu of barburism arill
yu Intai luiibi.
TlIB $309 KIEVIITinH BtLL.
Tlie Boaaa to_igbtflaana__i_l| ?Mokfld in tho
t,,-?.l Ur. Sa Ii.-nrk . Cunwrlptli.n Itlll. hv a v.re nf oua
(ni..lr.'.t Ifl flfy *n. Tbfl MBBffll i-f (i.'iinre.a l? un
i-!,*nire?iriy , ;?; ??* <t to any rr.trictlon or .leatrueUon of
th * r jr'it io fnmifl1! fltibatltnt.**.
? ...ti.sr 8ATI8KIKD.
(ien. Crant is Ripioaaillad by those who have
tt)''*i eotiit* up fn.m hi? beailiuartar*. 09 tut perfeotly
tai .tii-d B Bl tbe rt-flult of 1,:. operailoi ? befire Peton
!?? ik- .'..-,; t ? htve ?.i,.l th.it l,i? l.***^8 were nut di.pro
|h,rr.ii,n.tr tu th* ai)Vint'i|f..? -.ni. n.r nt nii ln ri.-ess
,,f I 11 .-.tiiirate of tlir Mfl-Blflflfl in^viiobly iie^Mjfltaiy
Bfl tbe BMflflktfll Mflflf tt uinke.
yoc Mcsr MtiT rr o? hcx_>ay.
The Scnate, BBdflf tkfl BtBBflBn ti f/K) ha< k
tlrtvera. t>- BlflM reftir.-tl |flf__|fl_|* the WasMr.ir.on aini
i.eotireioun linlin*d Company to ruu their t ar. on
*4'iUiUy while Uie war Uiti. Th* .tmtbers of ibu
wi.ii ,'r.l flaUlflMI '"io muy ?.l ba le.-r./.-.l iu tbe prlvi
Wg* tt wnlX'.g trutt: thr.-.* tn live n.ileH to th" huapuala
?kflflfl Ui.ir Bflfl are. or pay fl.' aa bour fur tbo ma uf
bflflflfl
COMPOBT POR THK WOr.N'DKD.
OflBkflB?raddo?m waa icooivod this morn
irip flotn Alixiirnl'-r T. Strtwart of New Y'rk, bf Ikfl
ln.lt. ial Willtir.l . JgwUt U -Bfl rnmwr flbal-lB-flfl fJB fll
fi'.ikt to the Uu.ir tia.1 flflfl?Iflflfl ln tbe bospit?.. '1 kflflfjfl
t!:e .trnwbeiTy aeaton li past I cre. Uicie new Hfltaflfl of
OiKilty daliv .li.tribute luxuriea, nauatlj fruit, lo Uiou
inu.it of ...???-> i ,'r- ? -.
L.ivp 8*1.15.
Tke laad retuniH lr. m Marquette, Michlftan,
tbi'W t'.at during ihe liiet tnnutli ?.Mity * I'.,.'>_! flafflfll
wen. t-.k. i. up ln '.'. nt I.nnil l.istnol with Uui.ty ;
'..:??,;-.- aini. tbnt ?.'. ti.'.J Bflflfl VflTfl !.? *U A bfll
Mfl .an,o illttili'l wi'.h nirr.i u'-'iia. I .nd sirip. Tlie law
nf-.-il.Iiii). Mk undrr whli'ti liii.l tn* itru.-d, eipr.-asly .
fi.lt'lda Bfl liH-.ition Bfl mineril Iiii,!., nnd ? I, "?? flflflkl
IflflaUflflfl bave bflflfl iflmitt. .1, i'r ruiiiiM of tbt- Dflfflrt
inriit ii!."i. a llie pnrtii* to will.draw tbo flflfif Bflfll Um- ;
tl.o l-iiitifl nitli flflflB, If Jone flltkifl a lilull'-ii tiiuu
BAlKiNAL D.VSK.
Tho Kirst National Hank <_t* CatAill, N. Y.,
bflfl BflflB tttiibllni.ed, flbkaflflflMfllflf fflklOB Cflfll?__
? '.irt'-r, PiflflMfloli BflflflflCflrtflr,Cflflblafl.
Tu the Auoeialr.l l're?.
IfflflaflBfll-B Tflflfllflf, June'.'!, l-fri.
IHiATlI <'P A aVBDBOB.
A.'tinfT A-fluuaoi Barfljooa John K. Rardra
I.i rt_-?i Ii S A? fltaflal Bflfll r,irriul?, WiuLii.ti, '?
Mofld if nlflbt, in tiie auiy ....eoiid yi-or ?f bu ita'.. of |
lyplntiu ff?tr. ,
.;i_n. (iii.i.Mt.ai:. ,
u.'ii. OilImora. \*ii.? bafl beea roHorad oferaH .
nin.id. .ind iflfl-lfld t<* ri p-*rt nt W:iahingti*a I" uwait
furtlnr tirdois. lme iirrivid I'tf.
BBATHI <>K OPfKIBB
Capt W. s. Bcbnrlor, 155th KeflrTork, _Ud '
|.,.,*?.:. lyier. nnd iwww*tkAtOOtmt,flflfli fflflflMflflffll t
DuUKlas Uoepltiil in tiiiaeity.
PBOM BOVTBIBB PAPKh8.
Files of Buatbern aaaaM to th.- llth Ibbi _
bf* ka? I?lf fli b^re. Tim follow njr oitiaot* flflfl I.
uk.<i. r.t.ii. ti.iiii
?.-'iml Watif. Chlef oftbe CfcflfBflflfl Nation. l.,_s l
rreeitlv be.n MMflflU?Jflnfld flfl _tr_f___Mr<-*Bfl_al Ifl f
lb* Co.'li'iirnte Arniv. Uo la tbo lirit iudua wl*'*;(
.?>, r ,iitiiu*il tb.it r.ink.
?' A flflflflflaflf of bflflfl atxuit forty .tronir. hna been I I
forinrd nt i oiuuilma, lia. tofluard Iba l-flroad brtdfl*I i
ai Wnl I'oiut Ibotr i-uptuin ls Miuner Wnltir (ior '
il.-ii. brolber t.f Major tien. (iordon of I.eer'a Army. i
Not ii uiomber of the eaiinp.uiy ls Bflfll lii yeure i.f ??*, j I
Tbfl p?p.-r* ooiitain ivjlflckfl on l.l-nt. I'elot. an.l iu(r ' i
?Bfll Ua bflflB be glve-i ta. the WntirTitoh, whieh h0!
Bai Ifl QB?Ibfli to tbe Conft'dnracy purc-tiukMi with bia i"
b*-ai 11 blood. <
TRB-POBTIhB. i
The 8ubscriplii?u.* U> tha ti'ti-rtirty loan, re-'i
port.dnt tb* Tr.ueury DflflflrtBflfll Iflflfl*, .MflflflfllBfl!(
only flif.'i,U?iJ.
ol ll I't UIilC i'Kirr.
Iu answ.r to a nOnlatioBtil the BoBflOtbfl
__ror_t-_r.ro- Iba Trrrrrr *tfln_fi>ti ? rtafrbbmiI nf tka
public iit bl >.f iho l'iiii"*i Btatea up lu .hun- 11, i-4>i. tbe i
Uitals t*( ivlmli *n*' Ba Mbni*:
ln i i?.r ,.'i.wt.i.flfliT.I 4: ""I 0
Itiu. ua*f. . -.' ?.4.i 1-. i?w..ii- i *. .."". "J- *d I
Ttrbt BB w-lt- Intir** hat aaaa. IT* 181(8
Debt beaHaiBfltatrrMt...... 8_.._u!t*t m
Total.BMIBJMkMI a
The annnnl ititerwflt In eoiB I* 8_),??i.i.7t 4i; b___
fn) innm-y, fH B7ti.aS7 7a Total lntert-t, BTi.Haa r_l__
Tbe ten ff>rty bonda amooet to ?T.'i.W.iV), th* tbia*.
reiir :>i per c.-nt u.._- to ailB.ST7.__.; United 8t?__
ii.it*. outa'-nidini. to |4 _.04l,:_3u. fra-tionnl eurr?aa*
oiiUt.ni.liiig to f_r_lL.iXII.Uit_ ... Th* remaindM of tb
ttebi Im- i lug uo iatereat oouaUta laaiaiy of ""Paid _f
._ i;_.ti.,t.?.
RAVAL BBW8.
Tn ftnuwer to a reaohition of thfl Honae tkt
Sdwiretary <>f \V.,r baa ?*nt a oo.mi.nic?tig to tta
11 ",i-h relattr* to tbe number. crew, ond arraam_e* af
wnr Bflaaata inlmble to be employed ln carrylng tta
ii,all*. He .tatffl that ttay ar* 87 ia number, ?_?>*_
and dtmcribed at follow*:
Toa..
PonipatBMBB. .**
Nr.lian,.i,y.1*0
. abjR
____..*?*
HimiIo.ija*
M-wh.la.t,M*
M,.ndt__ta.s.t,_*
.?~_.nf.i-i.t flfl}
Contoorook.1 BB
W| I.II.rlU..JfflJ
Tahrtyot*..IB*
Wataoofl.2,8*
Aripa.o..t.Bfl
I'u.i ii.i-.lii.1,301
\V'?n.,l,?-?.j _|
WHnpan-r-t.2.991
A .,..,,..- .-"ie.1 8B
Mudawtika.3 21*
Chattanoega..'?' "OO
Idaho.IBOO
Kfwavdln..I.bi*
OaatnaiB.t.'tt
Miunfltoiik*.IBM
A...i.r*m.lbft
I, ii, -.I.**
flKitaqui.1.SO0
OnUri.).l,ym
Th* ii-etl ofthe flnrt ifl 14 milea per ho_, of tk*M
lo-i-ii.. t x ii rt.il.??, and of the othert 13 mile*. Tb
! fi *t seteti rv.nire 383 offleer* and mea ln w*r, *??*_?|
in peaoe, tbe n?xt oight HR ln war, aod 1 _ in pe_BB
; i i,iI tb - retniiinlng tweltf _l) In war. aod 139 In __-*,
; Of tho Kame three e|i?_-, tb* flnt baa a monthly pay,
roil ln war of 8 .190; In peaoe, _,.._, t. >ii,um_jt.
lali. ,,f coal daily for mail pnrp<?.fl_ aod c.rryinf B
i gun* in w?r, and 5 ln penee,
| Tbe ae ond elaafl ha* a moathly payrotl of ?8.418 b
I war. and .\ 1-7 ln peooe, aiing 50 tnni of BBflL otrry.
I Inir'.'irnni ln w.r, and 3 In peaoe. The third BBBB BM
' a moutlily |-ay nii of ln .'.Vi ln war, and 14,771 ta
I pence. niitir* _iJ tuni of coal, aod Clrryiu_ I gaas b
I * or, aud <l in peooe.
-o*
Vroai Ylrraphifl.
Caibo, Tneeday, .aae 11. IthX
Gen. Waahburne, commander of tho l).?*_b
. -tt f,f W e?t Tenneaiee, baa deola. .. in an.war a a
oommunlcatb.n of iuqalry from _*y ,r I'oiki. IbB
owkig to tbe disloyal obaracter of ibe pr_ent CBf
iiovernment of Memphir., aa weil aaitautter im-ffioieoflf
in the mana_em*nt of olty affiin. he li coropelled M
ann.Hinoe. In tl.e erent of the teVleotlon of tbe prtsafl
Mayr.r, it la the intentlon of the military antlioriliea M
take ebarge of the mank-lpul depertment of Memphl*
Tbe Oeneral ezprewei tbe bopo tba tbe BaBBflB M
M-,,'i, i.bi-, will el_.-t a tioket frlendly U the Oovera-oafl,
a-, that he m*y be relieted from tbe dnty of lntarfertafj
bot l,e eiprc*. e* hii determination tliat while h? oob*
mrvriilt, t' i-r.> tbail ta no bt-tilu munlcipol Oot' rnriMt
| withla bia jurUdk-tlon.
The Capiare et ttie Oraair* City.
liOTON. Tneiday. June 21, _*_
A Wtcr to The Trantcript givea tho followiag
litt of rosnaltiei on the grjnboat f. ranit* City. tuptqiw)
at Circi-iifln PaM. L ., on the 6th Init, with dl ?*
boflnl, after an engagernent of on hour and a bilfi
Kmi. n S. It Tyrrell. tirm flbf>t nff. BBBaBBBBBl BB
abra A. II. Reny. tb.'t tbrotigh tho lee. Quarteirr.aflta
Jobn W. Tindnll killed: Joeeph Johcton, _-imflBi,
killed; Jobn Scott, aeamM), arm abot off, Oatr*
teraaatar John Jeoola. tblfl*. 88*a__aa_ W_i?b
ii. iiiiydeo. tr.igb*. bodlv.- Yt*illtam Vlt.p-1trlck.flr5
?ligbtir- Ira Louok*. foiit; Joha OflBB* ler, JoflflfB
. . i k*er Wg M. Mi-Namaia, leg; fl. Sjieucer, ara
MoCbB-B. "hoiilder, lllgbthr,
Tbr Allaallc aad 8-88-4 W.-.trrn Bwil*?_y.
I -VTOS, OMo. Tiif-tlay, J-.ne.I. 1*64
The cerpmonv of driving in the laat snike M
tbe AtUi.llc *n.l Grflflt W_,terii Ilailroiid wat ...fr.itlh/
fl-ore tbroafl-b wltb at tl:.* oity tbl* rr.ortil'.ir tn pre. rm
.f tbe prouilnent ofllo*? of lb* n.ad and iboa* of Ita
CtBebaati, Homilion and Itayton Koil-rav. A lara*
uutiitar of cittaen* witn,-?*eil the event. Amor.. otoar
diitlnaabtad K.-e.ta w.-n> Uaa Oar. _aa_B_aa tet
lien. Mcfloik. Thi* laa *orn.i tta oonnfotirrr b?k b*
t-i-f, N'ew Yn.k ai?l St. Louia wiikoul bieak of BBBJI
a d-tanc* of l,?- mil-?*.
-*?
Fraat Inllforaia.
Sam FlUNrniro. Friday, Jane 17. I8M.
A large and BBUiBaBaatk Ba8_aB w_* h?M
here Imn tuf*ht to rottfv the r.omln-uion of _____ *ad
Jobn*on. tlot. Low made a ipeech. la BBB rtrtejt
al.iulon to I'rtaifleot l....fl?u_ and deiiun.-i.tiioa et
.siaiery were l..udiy a**jba_M_T Simiiar mi_iin_* ai*
tainK neld tbr4_i*b-ut tba State.
Tr.d. u Uiiirv liraiy. T!_re bave been lerifr) arnrofll
of t'lfltr. Wbeal ta in falr demiad. Tbirty btal et
ii.....,i A Curry told lo day at RJ.300.
Tb* ahip Giirtbaidl bn* arrired from Ne*-r?_
Sailed. barti C*n* for liong Kong; Hornet, fi>r ? __?
YorA.
*>
Oald Bpt-alailaa la Ralt.taere.
I.*' tm.. ir, Taeflday, JuneM, 1801
A* an cviden.v. af the liojtus r.wacter af tba
irolil qt.ot -t-ona ?ent hitber fnim BaBT'Ta*?, an.1 yoatmt
.,11 tbe oalletin bo..rdfl of ,mr (p-ld gaiubier*. it may ba
weil tottatf tbal tbi* iirteriioou e rrtpevUkble btnkB"
her- tfitf. tbe lallk of .<ur f>>ld ipeoi_iJt.-r* ln thea
qaotation*. o(r>-rin_ I.. **ll 8_n)0 ln gobl to % braetr
B ho hflil p. rt. d on blfl bu.ietta, >*__d waated at B?.
Tht> fl.-al.r bowever, "kfleked 8*8?*? and thfl highta
he wo* wiillug lo pareboae ut tta* \:*-t.
-m,
Pire at l-a. r*_?r. tTlfl.
Mitwaraaa iv*d.y tmtft, ibm.
A fia? at [_aaraiaa. Wml, laat mgnt dt-fro/ad
Tkt H -.? .1 41 aad iVd._ntdn4i priuung boemU.
L-**|l .oui.
Bnitt Haak BiaieBirat.
I _iOTOB. Tneaduy, Ju.e 81. 1MI,
1_9 followin/. 1.1 Uie weekly report of th*
eomlitt.<n of the bank. of thi. oltv:
1 i|,u., .-wo. a.ea Bl.7??|0w*?flther hflBkfl.811.B__B
Lo_i.aodD__.i-uuU.ISl IWO Oen l.?p?.ii. B.Tta.fBJ
tpttA* .? tVfT.ai' llrculal.'fi. I,lfl?*.*?
I)u* iui. otinr bai..- l4.-t.48B.
A I'arrt-llaa.
T. the Tditor tf Th* S. Y. Tribua*.
SiR: Iu yr-ur t-ditohal enlitled, '* Waahinf.
to* BiiJ liome," piiblisbetl ou Saturday, Jane ld, l?B*
are ?>iue itateuiriil* wbk-b rcquiro to be oorrectad.
Vou fltiy:
" Yrt no Romtn Catbollc prlfit would v* nture to ptt fmm
?:.....:-? t........' t lbe et B**b_8B ot* re i(loa eTfl* M
tt h , i M Ji.rt in o,ir arunft, withtu tb* pro. luce ol e??*
of t.ir... Ar.libt.hnp. witnoi.t hid etpr*.. itithor.aatioo. We
nndrrittnd rhat Arehbiihop Hn;hfi on,-? refuaei to aoodfl
pnn.1 a wn t.i th* ( atholn-. flflldba al I i, ton iieid and b?_?
fort, b-vautfl tbo** n-.tti w.r? withln lb? dio-_ of rteB8
Caaab* aka**4*bkbk*f b * vfoouii.ui laaaa?BbLfla
would lei.d ? y:..:l to Iutte rather tban hu? tlif de_f?ta*. tfl
il.fl I 11 . a."
iirtiinnrtly, a prn-t cannot eieroise Jaf__BB?l b 8
1I1........ tkitboul fitu'iiiea from lt* l.iflhop. VJIaBBM
liitit o.ty I..1* 88M aaaa >?ut of tbi. l*w in refereooea
l 'atbolio cbapl._ttA ba* art.en adely from tbe ,l:_oa*.
A k-.-n n< ai-cei.* to the 8..iithern biabop*. The dltr
.-n.ty bas been MBBBBRB. BB_t*_8_ by ? il.vreeof tk*
I'ri.png?id*. givmg fflaarM fttoult-.o* to r.ilitary ehay.
ain*, eitb tbo obligation of rei-rting to the k-Oj
_b.h..p within ait uioutha. unie*. liindeml fron) dobBJ
hi by a . otlicii-ut reimoa. Tho Arobbiahaa of I?tltlaier*
_ ii,.f:..iii tli,- Cihi fiw'ulDeB M a:ii-liapi_i.?ofourBia_f
irithin hu diooe**. and lhe prieai* of that iliiH.--* hat*
klwt)* glren a!l the eon?ol:ition BBd help lu tbeirpo*a
? tbe ait-k aud 8*884-1 aoblifr* f_ our army. -V prl*B
rom Morifla, l.aving fat-ultit. ftom tbe Bmhop M
?itikiliwuiii, kaa b.H>n for nirtn.r iiii.ntl.il ai.tiiigfl* etaa
tklntoonr trof)pa biif.,r. ttat city, 8*1 aBaMa|aBBB
'.om OaaaajM bo* tiut-e paaa to bia aaMaRBBB.
I11 rfgitni M uiib.'P ivnoh of QkaibaMa, IjaaB
rom tbe lipa of Gen. An.ler.on th?t be 1*8888881. met
1 prlf*t M ollioiate 111 tiie gorriaon ot Kort baMfll !?
ln- publutied BBBM i'f OflB. Crtiirau Ba-R. b tbe htt
bat be iieitouaJly tuited hlui aad bb leUow pntoorr*
.n-uUlii-ttam with betldiug ond BBB* ????______
aaaai tbem aaaaa/. baaata atumding to their reiit;>4>?i
taiita vkitbthoutuuat kiudueaa BUhop* ond prte***,
n thelr cberai. tar oa cittaem, uiuflt flhouider tbe ?^v*B?
libiliiy of tbf lr poblio poUU.-- eouduet They ouir*?
uit, howeTor, to ta mt*repreaenu_ aa heving ui-d ihea
.ttieioi laaaaaa *nd authority MfaaiaaaaaaMiBB
.n rltber ?ide ln thia war from reoetving tbe -ii*rt*i4vaai
>f religlon. wbeu tbey b?t* not done ?o. I h^*a*
baM that with yonr n?uol t-andor. yoa aillcl^rfW
idmlt Into yonr colamn* thU eorreetion of whal a*w
ao doubt aa *n uuUU-tiouiil muatateraent.
A lAlYAL I'ATHOUO l-*B.*8T.
MMABT .T7_I"(^.tAL r?.BBITTBB.^A
rflatd-l -.*? of .'"-''^''"""^.VJ^.iy"1 Oob
m.iil llion bi.a,..,iiait.'.. Btk ?yjj*a,| foTB
BiiUee* ii.-i'j appolBtetl to ?"*', ^,," ______
BalflVb BMBllll M btj huld o* or lielon tta JOtn kum.

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