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g?t)kia i..-.. ? ,.-.>?(.t-Ti ita Hnrheet Pitta?*? a OaM M ?lal tarlta
aerfivli.i? oi .st" n.- M.ctn. '? li ! Button boll I tal? pm
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tiiail? of Bl I li, II W hi.ki au li W'.' ?on's._
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nat? lauT TI" Fimrr Smr.H Mhuai. for the l?eat fauui.? atatag?
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ave-BAeiase, Be sngiataatr.l Y._
Finki.k ?.V. Lyon Sewinq Mai hikes, So.887
Rt.*l?a W'alioJ-Lo.aJ aud rnvelioj Ag'tU, i\l?rv libiril. Send
lur II .|J?r_
Eltu.ka BtviCS Maciiim..
Yo* mit turn bsiiahlp Buna Machin-k i? Aatesii-? Nine
Bsege aM ase mW el tanas ???iir wak' :i '?ti i ? ? r a, i/o
li; aloa? |,"?T ,s?:i-.iart,on k*ii*rjnirt?l. Bend !ur ? t :-i i.nr.
Ahiiim BBS! a, "t'1-r.il Afpat Be. 141 Broail?A,y. Xeo-York.
Tub Fkanki in Bbicb Machibb.
Tat BSAT IS THS Wohl O SSSD ?UK ( ISlt LAH.
i II Kkvh? Propriet?r Hu :| Pr,.Ad??? H I I ?"? Nu ?8.
ivTiii. Btrongeet coustitutiou is racked ami often
roned hr a itntliotr attark .f Peter and Xgat. fet all lurk'? ???.', *t
kiuiJnl, ?udlbi rliiliipromptl; brohea tp Bf resort.iii? to ta P. Jatni'i
Auna Mut; st ftuld eTriTober?._
"Pai.mii:--> Patekt Limbs, BbstI" Last
fiarosT' AAdraa? Dr. Pai Re? Tori, ? Boeloa.
Cartee Vignette. ??li><r ?om-u; 1 ?iip?catcs, $2.
Allaeajaurr. r?, ?ttr~l K A Lbwii Ba MS Cfcataaavit. R i
Wine, Toupeee, and OruameniaJ Hair.?Firsl '
laalil; bair Jr? ?uJ bair ?'. ? ? :.. A! itale? ?I Bttthelor*! lo Bond it.
Lton's .Mm.ntji' In-i.i Powder?The
tii|>aal Bal unir ?BBBSat??ure t hil l!oi' lie?. BfJ Buf? M,.tha Bal
ill iB*e<1 Tcrinin. Free from poiaou. Ptput at BaBSBt'f, No. 2l
Park roo_
ufit?tai. Psoof pbom Paris.
BroeswAi a. Bsm fan assuae.
Sriiswti A Sus? tf r..?!iiel po?iti?i:; tu .
A?, u *??rdi-l
IHK H?BT OaURD GOLD MI".l>AI. Kilt
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if Ik? Pre?.lent and n>eiu'u;r?of '.be laUlltlleail Til? Ol Muiitil In
?trunienta B anntied:
Pah;? Jal? M 18fiT
I reriif; that Ihe F'ir?t ')? bl BoSal Be A?eric?n Ptaaae tal l*en mian
tau.aal; ?wirli-d to BkSSSI I I~ I I ? B] oi lbt lit-r
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1- A i.ktasht. I Ir.tr-n.it .H..-.1 Jary.
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The or-|latl rertil ?t-, ti.?-lr ? rt. ' . taU'i.^de of
to?pl?.' ia a bick the nan?- >.f Stbiiswat A - ? ,m tbe
hat. ran l,r ?rea at our Wansh'siM?, riK?T HSOB H ffSIVVAl Hai l,
bow Batatal IOS and 111 Kail MM BV. Bet loot
savaan?araB^BBaBi?MaaBBaaaHa??B?iM?MatB?aBa?ta?aa?BBMMH
fjjfj KATION \l F1SAM is.
Wasiiin??ton, Scjit. 1.?Tata reoeJeii til' Irne?
lionsl ciirri-ncy for the wi-tk SSMalng j. itlSilaj BMSUM
t? sm.i,V?). The suiiiuitt forwartlcd 'tint?n 1 jh.mts Bnttag
tlio saint ?sriotl vvu>as folloea: To tlio Assistant-Treiis
uri-r lit N?\v Ynik, lloij.iaaj, to the A.s.-1-t.int TtWIllH I at
riiii.iil.-i|>lii.,, tioo.ino; to the Fun. ii Btalta tafMtatenr at
nttatMtrgb. eao\ooe, and to the Niitioii.il Banka fOAS/jtsV
tots'. MV.M6. Tin- F?llt ?I -fat?-? Tr?-.isiin-i Imlits m (rust
for tlic Matioual Banks, at tins date, MTVrMO.MO, of ?alcfa
MaXMI.MIlaseeuiiti fort Uculatliig Dot* a, aud ?.*,*;-,??*!
rortlnjiositsof iiiililu- iiiom-vs witt? l.ai.hs di-igi,atvd a?
Ir-positoin-s. The am..um of National Beak curreacy
iasuod diii'ini; tin- v\f? k ?as taltarni, und th?- total ainoiint
todatot.??,7Mi?,is?. From this kata be d. dm ti d tta cnr
rnticr i-'tttriicd, iiu-lmtin?; worn out Betes uiihhiiiiiiik to
14,744,115, vrliicli li-avis In aitual tiri-uialioii al tln.s dun
It?,04.t,s41. Fractional ? ni i?ik y to tin- aaaouat of ?70,600
*as rtMlfoiiirHl and d? ?trot ed tluiliig tin- \?nk sndlag
reslertiay. The Int?-mal Ft.venue ririijit? yt-aterdav
eYtTKfMl'.'.ilV.?; tin- rcci'ljifs of til?' Ml ck |,t.' '7.',. .!'J I, and t lie
*ii?r1 receipts dunn?; the i>rcs?-nt liHeai Mai, to date
?U,5i?,7(t7. Tin- laij.'?- decrease of M,"???,?"?'in Bub Treas
*ry liai.mee In Nciv-Voi k, on Thursdnv was due cluctly
a?teatmmMtaag to tins city of reueciucd cotupottuds
Atul atsveii Unit.. - iuir, hsaed this wet k.tlu Whole ainouiit
AiarktKl nrj U'iiiK M,!xaj,00ll. The Hnli Tit asurv lui? paid
turill*: the last taro days about ffl.TW.OOO m the red? uii>
Aitflof ?<>rniM>iiiid notes. Tin? amoiint presented at the
?ul?-Tre-asury for iclcini.tK.il sin,,- Aug. 14 is |l4,'??u,(??ii,
?f whicli aiunuiit about |13,MD,0M lune been paid, tiio
tulauio iH-iug belli for examination and Stnuttag.
HIE CHOI'S.
Ciiaufk.hton, S. C, Auk. ?.?Htjioifs frtini
die Moa Islands ?rrww more untiivorablc daily. The Cater
aillsrsarvcreutingsad liu\ ic.
Mkmi ins. Temi., Seji'. 1 - A stcsdy rain fell durliiK last
Biir.il and the KTChfcr laorttoii of to-d.iv, which was tin
Iml for s month. M Id bellere*] her? that it has beta
ten.-ntl. It ?ill Ihm a K'???t advantage ts the late crops.
Havannah, (ia., Sept. F? Hure ha:, besa M ram lure
Hu ian tljys,aud ttu'reUa gixstl prosiM-tt of ?lt., eathei
Mr. JcYvett, Ron of .Tiidge Jewt t: of Ohio, ami {
iImo an agent for the Railway OBnMJMI > at Junction City,
A,aii*kts, lute liisappeurt-d lu a niyst, rioes manatW.
A tyinhtrurtiuii train op the Bt, Paul anti
Ptvclfle Railroad ran iilf tlie trio k ?in Finlay Blgatj Bear '
Mi??nc.sj?olis, killing one uiau aud sounding txu 01 ti ? i\ ?j .
other?. ? a? ?? 3.. -j;, "BE* ?ta _ j
. i'h/7rIc? CliMC' ton**_f of Oil ('nek, Craw
i??iAim',h1!;"i?i ,ut BrooMeW.cn W?f?aH
Z?XaaMSA t'li- i ' f"r "V ,liurd' r ol 1-:-/"1" "' McDonald
?u the rjtli of te binary l.u.1.
a.,A _nJ.ton_'}i'?r^':,," K-'VK ?''?? rfMtwtasI fsnaare of
l\.^^A?i,?1^r',u ""?"?">"?' iiai.iiti" ,.f
s'tiiarteror a million dolUrs, en-ates n.? a M naati..,, ?,,
???t'Hr'.Mtr''"? ?T *' U '"'" ,,rl" ?At? tahTfor
?u,l^a TUMr\ TU '"^'>??"<".?. te ita minimi
i ti ?MO Their as*.-tH are eatlmated i.t shoal the latter
...i:'^^A?'i?iJ? ***** -?^ the ftanttal
as?
MONDAY. 8EPTEMBB1 I, WST.
TEMMA <>i JUE TE1E?NM
I>?iii v I i.'iin'NP. Mail BnlMerlhera.fttOneeannnsa
Si vu WkKKI v 1 lulu Ni:. Mall Miltsrii'.ers. $t J?"t an
vNi.ikiv litip.rM, Mail BnlMeribera,fal pm annnw
h4 rerHalag ? ? t e a
l>*iii v 1 it i ut; NP.. Woeata t??i line
m mi \\i KM.v limn rta, Beenata inn lim.
Wkkklt 1 iiiituNK, $1 r?o per line.
'I tims, cona in advance
A'lili.s*. lui: 1 Kiiit'NK. Nov.-York
lill. Tia li USE IS ICUHQl'E.
Sit viss r.pfiiincs, Baftena lui A m erip an Liiti:?,
UlP.a, No. 17 Iliiin.-tta-st., lovent (iardeii, Lou Ion, aro
aaeata far i up. Tarnrnn in (.rent mIIMa
CaBL UanOLn'S 80B, llook-eller ami l'iihlitther, Htefau?
plata. Vienna, In am-iit for 'lill. Telenas in Austria.
C. B. NintltiN A ('??.. Aim ii, ?in Iluiikera, Nu. H Iliio
AutK-r, rails, an- asjenta for Tan Tninuna m rranie.
A Asii-KK .V Ci? , IliMtkaelh-ra anil l'lilili-li.-rs, No. 20
Unter dea Linden, Heriiu, BraagMBM for lui. TataBUSta lu
Praaats
Tin. above BftBBtS will reeelve ?nili?,-*ri t-otta ami ??I
viiiisiuii nts fui Tin. Tkibi ni., ami aupp'./ copies of the
paper t?? Americans tampor?rily in Kurope.
To OOM?VtmTO??PMirTt.
No ?MfeSSSata Ukra of Anonrrroii? foinmnniiitinni ItaBlMy jj
,nt?nJ?a for inirrtiot, n.ual be ?i.tlirt.tm SB I Bl Iii" aaaWS and addrei?
al Urn ?rit-r-n.il r.erra?anlr for puOlii?tii?u. bul aa a guarani; for
hi? gi>?vl faith
All bmwoeaa Irtten f,.r tbli oflic* abouti) b? BaafeSaawdfe ' Tua Tma
una.' Ne? tork
Wa nanti ui.d?:t?kr to return rrjeete.l r,.rotr..inii-?t">?a.
Ailv.-itis.-nit.iti f-?r Uni vvffU'.s isMM tbf TUl
BTsSSaVI I BIBBBa ?""??* M tiin-1-l in T> fhkf
|V ? Letter from our special corrcxpnixlcnt ut
'The i'oin'," (?wilford, Cow?., a Letter from our
special corrt:si>ontfciit in the- City of Mexico, (he
Springfield Horne Shew. theCampai'in in Moine,
anil the Mouin Artille and Market?, will be
fomn? on the attona paye ; Court Hcporls and
Skipping Intelligent*on the thirdnmg*, shed LU
erary Item? on the $i*tk paijr.
Tut ollii i;il lilil?es ol' tilt' Kiiitm Uy election
show a majority ft?r Hcaaa, aver both his op?
ponent*, of 4?>,119.
Louis Napoleon Lim in:ulc two sanea peart*
ssjecchce, ?iiid butta (le Monsticp hart issued a
paiilic eilcular to the diplomatic agents of
Trance. This has somewhat calmcil the excitc
iii.-nt in iii?' commercial ?ii?N?-* of Parin, but it
is com.ni* expected, that it will not Im* Ion,:
befbffj tin- war rumors will again l?c revived.
The President caiintit justify Hit* removal ol'
(?cn. Siiklcs bj an opinion fruin Mi. Hinckley.
The. argument we print has seen iLs liest day-.,
and is too threadharc to cover np the truth.
When the President condescends to let the
people have the facts, (hey will pay more
?iltcnliou to his opinions. We want the cor?
respondence lu tween (?rant and Sickles; so
long as the President suppresses that he might
jnjl as weil stipples-* Mr. BfavcUey.
Biig.-Gen. ("has. P. Stone in IM was ut
lesttd at midnight, placed in Fort Lafayette,
removed fiom hil command, charged with
treasonable practices, kept, without | trial, mii.*.
tered out ?>t hi.s rank in the middle of the war,
after ? brilliant mtv?cc in Louisiana, and. in
fact, driven from the anny in disgrace. This
|| one of t.'ie in.vr-teiies of Mr. Lincoln's Ad
iiiiniMrat.on. and M Mr, Stanton gan the
indi i foi Cen. Stout's arrest, now that he is
out of (?ttice he may probahly fir? the iea>on.
The President's Amnesty Piochunation is
expected in a few days. It is not to that
that the country will object ; there is no fen
eral wish to punish hy line, iiiipri.onnicnt, or
(bath any man for ?taking pait in the Kein 1
lion. lint no opinion of Stanbcry or Hinckley
can repeal the law whith declares that lu?
Executive pardon sheil entitle di>t'ranehist ti
Kel?? Is to vote. It may he well to limit the
disfranchiscineiit?to fir? the hallol fo clh?eei
now deprived of it ; hut this must l?e UM net
lit I'lllVII ss. ______________
Ex-Oor. J'hrockiiioiton's dnfonae of bia
ootirae ia a justiiieation of hi.s ?.-moval. It
provea that he refused t<> admit and to
punish disloyalty in his St.ite. The out
rafea npon fn-edinen and lojaliati in
Tezaa nie too notorious, the witnesses to?
many, for the mete assertiou of the GoTCTDOl
that all the tioiihle ?rai cati-*ed hy military
rule to be indited. We know very well what
Tezai ha* Iteeu ? the Paladite of Ihlals; and
it is plain that (?ov. Throckmoiton did nothing
to proteet it-, loyal eil ?/ens.
J?
The riail of Admira] Parragat t?? Hus>?;i
teiininatcil y?mt*ni.i.v. The l ?ov? ruinent l?f
Hiis*i,i showed to tin- A nu! ii an Admiral the
IBBTM extiaoiilinaiy attentions which the n
ptcst-utiifne.s of tin- I'niietl St,,;,.? have always
received in Rttnaii ?since the befinniiif of our
late Ki lu Ilion. Put-sin, which, during Hie
wai, hail been kal fMtepoken, vied wiih
Uii.vsia in hoiioiiuK' Admirai I'arraK'iit. We
fhre OU another pjMje htteis on Ihe iece])tion
of Farrago! in Pniaaia and Roaain, from ?
sjieeial eoires]iondeiit on hoaid the flagabip I
l'iaiikliti._
Ceil. Hancock, ill his tcsliinony Im-Ioic the
Indian Uominha??ajer, is ver>- darjaded in lus |
i?]iinion that a sei ions war axiata, and even iii -
Clarea his belief that, if the toona were with?
draw a, not a white man would remain in
( 'oloindo, anti the gient highways to the l.i
rifk would be closed. The Indians, he Mya,
are amply provided with the last modern
weapon-, even making QIC of tiehl-jila.sses. The
i \|.i:ises t?l UM Genera? DejiaitinenL have
llnis far been sulistantially tho.se of a j nace
eiilLstnieiit. He places the ntiniher o' heatile
Indians engaged l.etwcen the Arkansas and the
Platte at IJmJa or ',?,(K)0.
II we iiiideistand the White House dispatch
which sara that Imh. (.rant'sorder, forbidding
Diatrict ('omnianders to reuppoint disinisst-tl
(?Hiteis, i.s merely an i"* pression of Opinion, then
Mi. .Johnson claims the rijiht to overrule tim
tarder. He did not think M a month ago, when
be said, in a ?oleum protest a^ainnt the Hecou
stniction law, Rupposcd to la* sincero, " The
" military coininaiider is, BJ to the power of ap
" iKiintineiit, made to take the place of tlic
" Pit-sid.-ni, and the General af the Army the
"plnce of the Sena(e, and any attempt on tho
" part of the President to assert his own consti
" tntional powers may, under pr?t cune of law,
" be met by official insu hoi di nation." He
knew then what the law meant. He admitted
?hat the law gave to the General of the Anny
the power to disapprove the President".? orders
to Distil? f Commanders. Put (irant ia now no
mon- than the Presidenta clerk, bound to
formally Igsajaj anything that Mr. Johnson ma.v
direct.
:
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(?eunony is jnV^niing for a new ?session of lim
Non h German Pailiatm*"*. On gaturday the
eh( lions for the new PariiaidttI were bell,
wlii. h, it is fhenght, will have ahosji the nana
result Bj the (lections for the Hist Parliament,
in which the ?berall had ? nansll majotity.
We have this morning news fiom Peilin, vblcb
bM elected, an iibiul, the Kadieiil ticket. The I
?I?-?Hon lake* place '?>> ? illroca ?anfl mv?raaai
voir, sa in ?it? Cnite.l Batato, at tata iate or
one member for every lOfcOOO inhabitants. ^ An
lie t'ltiil iraTralntiia ol Um North?OtsjaiiBCan?
it.lcnitioii is nsmjH?, ti..- Ptali-earat will
. ?insist, of 2*2 BBMBBOIB. The repulir (flin of
a P.ulian.eiit ii ATM W?- 0n ?*? VAil ?f
Aii-ntst II.?- ' r.d.ri! ( ?..mi? ii.'* "Inch Mij-pl.ints
Um former Federal Mot ff Frankfort, und ?XnV
BaBta (?f Plenipotentiaries "I" lota several States,
rata n neilin under the ptml?rmtj of Ceanl
Msmar.k. Ita f/ork trill be ?. !"?- import
iince, as ii ?ill ?sireetlT or indirectly eonreni
the coniirfetinn of the national unity of l.ei
niaiiy. A full a??(?lint of UM composition of
the ('??undi ami its opening,' is glean, on another
paire, by o?r special BetitB correspondent.
v,OV ORR SEES A LIGHT.
The Hon. James L. Orr is B very l m speci
men of a Southern politit iau of tile Oatl school
?better tlian tin- average, decidedly. In the
bad, old times, he wai not a No. 1 tire-e.iter.
Ilr was not a Nulliliei, tve believe, in the days
of Jackson, Calhoun, find M c1) ii Hie. Ile wa.s for
" Co?iieration "?that is, ieally Bjail 4. Secession
?in UBI, He weat Ml with South Carolina in
Idol, but f/ag not BtaWBg those yvIio forced tin?
act. And, thoii.rh a "'CoiiM-iativc," lie has not
chosen to take his place arnon;; those Yvho
ni I eily icfu-e to be reconstru? ted nincc IMS?
Got, Oit, tra ohoer/re, has been Biahing a
.speech at Helton, S. ("'.. wherein he advises his
Conservative biethreii to register and vole.
Bo far, so ?rood. And we are neither ofl'eiided
nor alarmed a) his repotted su^es;ion, M an
argument for BO ?loin;-', that "the attitude (?)
"of the BOfJM in tin: Convention and the tetgat*
"latine trill prodoee a woinhtlul react ion in
'? I'nvor ol' tin? South thioti^hout the North."
The b'lctii.iph is too saving of its won!-.
We wi.s.h it had been inore lucid a* Um ex
penno ol aMjfeg I trille ni ore copious. Whether
it- be Um adiniiilile oi ?BO Bl ?andal?n-? liehavior
of oin fiiend Pompey fron which Um Qofontoi
anticip?tes such irood i .suits, doth not certain?
ly appear; but tra apprehend that he hopes
for f,'ood?fiotn the Mack ? behavior in ollhe
be.Bg so bad. In other Yvortls, Pompey?who
was a Model of d? portillen! while kept in his
place behind aaeMOae chair?will play "fantastic
"tricks hcfoie bigfa Heaven" winn exalted t?> a
seat in Convention or Senate, and thus turn
tile stomach of UM North. Pompey will then
upon 1k- ordered t?? resume bil old and lit po?
sition in the cabin, the cottoii-liehl, and behind
aiaaataa chair, and "tim King l?-??U eonie by his
" own airain."
Stich, we believe, is flic latest born hope of
the C nicctin.st nu ted. which is Impelling th?ta
to BB1 ?pii'llv to t'.nli othei, "Let ils c-ive the
" No1 til I ?Ulf? it of w?ggaj*. Let Us sine theil!
"lip stewed, bioiled, fried, ItBtatod and tri
i iiscrd. until her getgO liBM at tln-m. Sine?
" we cannot oiiim-Ivcs gejn access to t'o.iveii
"lioli or CoBglBM, bic.uise of tin ic-i-ll? and
"the iron-clad oalli. let Us elect a big buck
"niggei to ?vei.v seat tra ena mi. and see bom
"the Radicals will push their company."
VTe have ali inly saul that the idea was |
fffood one, and f/C hope to see it cenc?a I! J
ailo|iled. The ?-aids ol tin- ve;y few Soiithein
Macks f/ho ha.?' aliiioiiiiei ii tliein-elves candi?
dates foi responsible pos Huns ate uplete with
inotli'sly, putt i.itisin, and good 10000. Iii...
.ne til?n in (lie eeilillillll of i .'liiiit 11'?mau lUghta,
but (hey ale hind!., Bppeaaing and iii th?'
tine.st mum) ( oii-ci vati\e. It thirty BOgTOta
r-!i.i)l lu- sont to Congreoi froin the South, are
shall conlideiitlv COMB? on the rotee of Bl lenot
twenty -live ol' tliein foi Ciii.cis.il Amm sty,
thoroiiirh pat it'u iii inn. anti tin- ]f?toi.itii>ii to
political lighta Of all who have coiiilai ted a?
became good citizen* -itn ?? the collapse ..I the
Rebellion. Vi'e have BftOfl I ?pt c-i lit.it i \ ???? of the
Sotilh in CoOgroni mot all, but sonic whose
manners ami heal in:,' reflected little (ledit on
theil coiislilm nts. If .1 ? ?li ii T. Man:-. Kobeil
Small, mid other gentleincn of color, shall now
be ?sent ilistt.nl of those, we coiitid.-nMi aiitlei
eipate g tie? ni? (I improY entent OB t'iiii pud?
cieeoeaoi I948-60. \\ '?? b? g th? -1 " i. i * ? ? *n -.; i n* i.-.l
t?t M-inl us a- man) of these a- j?' ? ' !. .
////. l'i: f j: MOVKMm ST IS Vi HOPE.
The ni? ?\ < -in? : 11 in favor of rene is making
?-Treat piOglfJM 00 the coiilineiit ol l.niope, mid
esjM-ciiillv in the 1'nm h Empire. Three of?
),'ani/.atioiis h.r. ?? i??(iitly BOOB foi ?ned in
Fiance, all with the object of propagating the
piineiples of the PeBCO niovenn ut, and of in
Btafiag inti'iiiaMoiial ciii)]ici:ii :uii in the gTOnt
wink of litldin^ thal wmhl of tin- ?His.? of
wai. The Ita, is the Intt itiiitiojial ItafagM of
Peace, which was inaiij,'Uiatf<l at a nie? tin.'
bold with the ?onsen! of the l'n-tnh (?nvt-rn
nieiit at the Kcole tie M?decine in i'aiis, in
May la?!, and which i? now fully and f'oiinallv
coiisl ii utvd ii ii? Iii the most lu m i n .ililt- and in
lluential aii-pi.is. TltO second i- the Inter?
national CoOgrCMof Peace, which body aspin >
to unit" the 1 ??iikh rat i<- patty thtoii^hoiit Kn
rope in the promotion of inlet national peace.
Anti the third, the Intel national Union of
Peace, founded at Havre by N. I-. Sauiallier,
the author of | vi tv able ami elo<|iieiit
pamphlet enUtled MTho Uoioi of Peace,'1
aims al the creation of au iiitiniational code
ivhroagh ? committee of JnriacotMnlta belonghig
to all nations, and ele? ted by ballot by inein
berao. tin I Unana?. In the list, of the ?nlherenls
ol' these Bl -oeiations we lin?! the hoaon-il
naines of Michel Clievalit r, liaron Liebig, .Jo
?eph (iainier, (?anbaidi, Louis Blane, Vietof
Illino. Jules PbtTO, Pelh lan, .lohn Sliiait Mill,
('luirles Siininer, Sir David Mcwster, John
J>ii?^?it. anil many other naines of men of noli .
The International CoBgreOl of Peace will hohl
its til -st teeto OB at (? -iieva on the lilli ol' this
month, and all the friend* of democracy un?
invited to take patt in it, either peiMinally or
hy I'cpii'.scntation. The ailheients of the l'uion
ol Pea?e .ne found principally arnon/,' the coin
menial and ?.voikin^ ?lasses, and it has alua.1\
established blanch socieiit-s in many towns of
France, in Qennany, ia Bwitat iland, in italy,
in KK.vpf, mid in the Fiench Colonies.
A movement like this is pregnant with be
neficcnt inlliieiices, anti yviII have the b? a)
Yvishes and eaiinsl co?|)eration ol' the friends
of humanity everyuheie. It has nlreadv, n>
Yvill be seen, a commanding array of intellect
lind genius on its side. Jadf^Bg 'loin the list
of inenibi-i-fihip already given, it is not likely
to Hillier for want of able and enei^etic lender*
anti steady supporters. There aie eminent
Yvritcn* to expound its principles, eloipient ora
tois (o adviM-aU: its claim?., renowned states
men to giro it the benelit of theil ?'Xpeiience
and wisdom, and illustrious ;??|. ta ablg its
praises; yyIi?Ic from the eoiuii:. retal a.ni I thing
(lasse- it as- i 11 receive tlie "-i'i?"Vs' oi that
pi acflul Yvat whieii has ?iT ! tittil been fairly
openeil against eaiinon nutl rilles. iiiiiiinst iroii
(hids and inonitois. The old* stale obiec.tioii
to suth a movement, vi/., that the ohjecu
sOuk'nt. are inirely visionary, will doubtless be
Bffni agonfa, and the old sue? is at eiithtisiasni
are BBfO t<? 1m? repeatt d. Hut the world, gfoarn
f/afOf from exiieinmc, has iliseaitled the eoiu
foitable, doctrino that what, has always
been ui nat of necessity ulway* continue to bo.
Social evils once MatMMatfM ?PB, with s!?ibboni
apilhy aa a sort ot fated ?nlierW"* e, have been
found to be ladnable, and have Wn removed
accordingly ; and .ty steins of opprc.-a?i7>Tl and
wiong, for which the authority of Holy Writ
itself had f??r ages been pleaded, have fallen
la-fore the advance of Truth in these modern
days. Ullin.in Slavery, once defended as a Di?
vine ?iifti'ution. is tottering to its fall; and
hoi i id war, which men have been taught to
look upon H the result of the iinintitabh? laws
ot natara, must eventually disapivcui before the
humanizing influences now at vork in society.
It may lu* a long time Iwforo this consumma?
tion is h.u hid; but men who are neither
visional ii* n0! enthusiasts believe that it must
come "notier or later. Thf? sooner the better ;
to ht the Peace movement he helped forward.
Why cannot a Peace League lie formed in this
country ? ________________
the PMEtlDMMT ami rviiLic onsws.
Public opinion is Mai] private opinion in the
aggregate. Our many readers, now arrogantly
rcj.?Ying in minds of their own, will be inter?
ested in knowing what is about to happen to
tin in in the mntt.'r of their intellect militiez.
That Piesidential instnini* nt, The Nalioturf
Intcili'jcncer, is iiniiabl") enough to let "is into
the MOtei beforehand. Pulrlic opinion, here
t??foit? showing rteelf obtuse, wayward, and in
sufl'i rably independent, is to be taken in hand
by Dr. Andrew Johnson. " It must bl
"startled," s i\ s the oihcKil journal, "into tim
'?supjrort of the right, and not eoared." His
r.\tellency, then, is about to discard tho
suaeitcr in mod? and to resmt to the fortiter in
re. Thi? announcement lillt us with the greater
ippii (tension because we have never remarked
any peculiar amiability in the Pu-iib nt's de
nieano], anything particularly peisiia.sivc in his
speeches, any preponderance of emollient
saponaccotisiifM in his policy. If, heretofore,
we have been "coaxed," it has surely Itecn
without our knowing it. We wcie rather than
ein lalkoiing under tin* impression lli.it we had
been bullied ; but now that we know how ten
del ly we have been treated, and how deaf we.
bftTC toen to the voice Of UM channel, we,
hasten to record our gratitude, the lather
lu i aiisi- we have a constitutional objet -
lion lo being stat I hil, wl?ch is the
euphonic phiaee, ire t-ap-poee, for being
seared. The President, it appeau, it to lay
down the serene torch of policy am! take
up tin pumpkin 1.minn of intiiiinl.ition. He
is to eiy " Pim?'" w ith such a Midden sonorous?
ness thal a in.ijoiitv of those Ameiicatts who*.
auditor] nerrei ate delicate will presentir be
in lit*. lb is toexh.'iit hinist-!! in all his 1er
tots, ni .i village loafni arrana binaaelf in a
sheet, niitl pinja g!i??*t up and down a (eine
ti i.V. In shoit. We, the people, ate to be
14 ?stallled," liol out of but into our propriety,
and we might as well begin to take little pro
ph> lactic dose* of valerian at once.
We have gi? it faith In the I'll sident's pOtlTf
of "st irtlnr,','' but we lalicve that he will m-e.l
i? all. The titith is, we have been "-tattl.il"
io often that we ii*o getting to In like the pep?
pin- rerntlentaa in "DooaWyA Son"--''tough.
"mi, ?h-vilith lough." \N e hive lived a long
linn in a chionic condition of natoniahnicnt, and
it tin ',\et utive ii i* ajrjj Mfantastic tricka" in
ii'siTt" f?u tin- demon.ti.i.mn of his "brief
"ailthoiilv," all we btv.' to s.i.v is that the
angela bad better be getting omi tin ii pocket*
h.indi.i i? In? Is. I'otew. iiiieil, how i vii, WC shall
be lo'e.il tin t!. Tlnie is oillv otu? Way
\\ hi? li oeeora ??> u*. in Mbiefa the Pt.>Bidenl can
natoanab Um people. Ii he would but show the
bast moi*-! ot modesty, the tinii'tt. ?f dimi.iti
i lion of sill i mili.h i., the faintest mctiioi J n.
liis old prof cantona, the hat symptom of
emrrging frans the political nuil.lit- in which
lu- is floondi ring, the simplest symptom of re?
turning regard l"t the pi iiph's ii'iu? *"ittatives,
w.- piol?n*?? lol OOraelvra and for our iiaihis
to be ?tattled to h:* heart's content. The least
token of inch ? njgwiei al ion would lill m with
awe like a lnii.n le. \\ e MippMC that it would
be .?t *ih di nae foi na, in the name ol oar fel?
low ? iii/, ii*, t.? a*k for m. h v. ">nt)ii anil be
" ?lion.;." **glin anti beat it" -tin-si? are *ca*oii
nble proverbe. The advantage of preeenring i
certain itiflii * in the nppei Iii? are need not
dwell upon. It Hope retases ?my longer to
?pring in tim li 111 ii. m l>:..i*t, she niu*t be
touched np artificially. We shall know what
the Piesiihnt Intends when be comes to what
his mouthpiece calls Mprompt, decided action.'
'1 is an old woin.itilv weakii--**, 1ml we conti *
to ? ? uiio*itv t.? know what i* to kappi ii next.*
Except in case* of actual e\eeution, anything
i* mote tolerable than luanenne.
A* ? iti/tus ot tin? United Staten, are Mere be?
ginning to feel I little ?rooodfd pude al the
oigan'* oveltille. We hive hail stich g lt*peit
foi public opinion, have so trusted it. have *n
beul Veil ill i\ have st? looked to it in all ililli -
' gencics, that we lound it haul to give ii up.
Put we *uppo*e tliat we must have Im-cii mi
taken. Public opinion it a humbug, a whim,
a notion it i . c1,iv in tin bandi of the pot ti ; ,
it isa ball o| WBXj it is a chameleon taking
its hue fiom tin- breath ol Mr. Johnson's
noatrilaj it is a mocking-hnd whistling the
tunes whith lie may please to teach it ; it is
a timid, waveiing, blundeiing, am! eowanlly
-.t ni ?nient, to be controlled without difflcnltr
I?', specters, ami hobgoblins, and gOfgOttl, and
dire ehiineias, ami Mpicaking ami gibbeting,
and mysterious, |?oiteiitoiis, oracular and hadlv
wiit ten misleading ai tides in Tin National
Intelligenter, tlnblio opinion i* feeble and
tabby, ami nattai be ttlffencd up. Public
opinion ii erratic, ami must be set in the right
path. Public opinion is willful, And must be
" Lulled." Pring on Nour bears!
We lia ve received | mysterious ?li?] mt ?di limn
the Washington agent of the Associated Press,
ev ideiitly inspired by the Picsidc tit ami intended
to parry the effect of (?rant's order? We li ive
also received ? heap of Hinchley liu*h. We
notice whenever the President lias a Hatlical to
?dander, ot some pcrjurcr'H nnadavii to pub
lisli, mr HiiKsian Ameiitaii purchase to
defend, or a point to make, he is
very gild to ?seek the Associated Press.
Whenever he has any news he gives
it to om- m two pa|Kis, and impertinently de?
clares that he will only give his news to pap?is
that support him. Thilba did bl the ease of the
'?i.mt t o? resp?ndeme. We do not think the
press of this country have fully noticed the in?
solence of that proceeding. The President not
only went out of his way to insult the press,
but in doing so he deliberately made state?
ments which siib.teipient events proved to be
untrue. We ask no favors at the hands ol' the
President, and the Associated Press agent
should follow the example. That agent has
done the President invaluable, service. At
linn s he hllrt Used the press to shit hf tin
President and defend his policy. lu return, the
Presid? ni um ives his special news for favorite
journals and lu aps the correspondent with Pink
ley trash. When the President lennis to behav e
like a gentleman toward the puss of Ann lica,
H will be time loi lum to al. oin agent for
lavui.-j. Until ho don wo piotcst, a^aiii.t, any
liebig shown him. This is gtaBal talk, but the
fit til .justify it. I'lesidelit John ?oil ha* (li'libci
ately insulted the American BCeaB, ?Bael he must
be made to feel, prreat as his platv BBBf bO|
that he c.iniiot (.mimit -sti?. li insults witli iinpu
nily. .?_-_______
THE A880?I.ITED TIG!:!:*.
Not beiag our.sclvis grrea to personal con?
ti-? ? with the titrer, we are not pre?
pared to say that there is not some vate,
occult, mysterious vii tue in gambling.. The
bankers who BtBttage the tables, and, as (\u
lylo bays, " I'm it the voice of destiny,'' do
unquestionably lind their busiuess piotitable;
but Yvhat UM victims train exit pt poverty,
wretchednesa, chronic fever, niulltplied disap?
pointments, monomania, and sometimes sudden,
self -inflicted death, is mote .han we aie at pres?
ent in-formed of. Yet the proprietor:- of the
hells, the monte-players, the keiio-bankers, the
lottery-dealers, the policy-writers, have actually
lind the impudence to form an ,'ltssociation foi
mutual pnitection, and the defense of their cher?
ished lights and most re.siiectable vested inter
tisi.s ! (?ambling they consiikr to bo as good a
business BJ any other; the attempt to put it
doYvn is an infring? nient of personal liberty;
the tight of the citizen to ruin or to Im- mined
is endangered. To Ik? .sine, there never wits a
moralist or a satirist who wrote upon ?he topic
who did not set down BBtaMJBg Bl equally
Yvickcd and foolish. Su? h il the sum total of
the general opinion of mankind. Iv.cn gamblers
themselves hav<- asM-nb ti to its tiuth. The Rev.
Mr. Col'tin, Um author of "Lacon," although a
clfigvmaii, was a famous blackleg, yet lie
sometime* pitkBOhed against canis and dice,
and cmled by blawittg out his brains, of \shich
he had a prodigious (piantity. We all know
I In-evils of gambling, but will not Mr. Morrissey
or Mr. II. Wood be kimi enough to instinct na
in its bench's and advantages .' We do not, of
coiiise, allude to the money which they pouch;
we quite comprehend that agre? able feature of
tlit- business; but how thies it profit the lOBBfl
who are remorselessly depleted and tilt li ti ii hat
out upon the pavement like iqaooaodoranges 1
How thus it improve the head" How docs it
benelicially affect the heart! What is lhere in
it wliithcan make it the honorable oi cupation
of a life time? In what respect is it a iiianl.v
li seltne? Wll.it is the propoitioll of the
panpeCT to the miUtotiarieo among (hose who
give themselves li]> to il ? If the ablest man
among the th.otccs of play will answer al
Ihi se qneatioag candidly, BO will probably tell
us that gambling h) aeafly COrtaia ruin to nine
tenths of itrs professors ; that it is apt to pio
?luce a ? hionic cra/e ; that it makes men hard,
and pitilaaM. and m lli--.li; thal it M the tit vonrei
of foiliuies, the bane of domestic liappincss,
the pervelter of generous natitles, and the
ruin of both the intellectual and the phvsiial
power?. These ure facts which all mankind
his always acknowledged.
Now, llippoao thal an Associ?t ion for the
Pioinofoii and l)i-siiiiiii,ihoii of Clioleia ami
fellow fever wite set on foot, we will say
(bvgging tin it paidoiii bj lim Doeton ol Medi?
cine. Suppose tin h.ii ned p-ntleimn made no
?.lin cabin lit of th.ii dis.i^teeabh- pUrpOtB*, lint
.X? t nally adveitiseil it in the BeWBpapere? Sup
DOOO, upon being reinonstiatcil with, they
!iiii!d answer thai thev wanted to in tke
inou?s, ?iml had taken this coui-e to provide
thenis. his with ;i plenty of patient-. Buppoee,
upon being taima into ctietodjr, u they cer?
tainly wouhl be, tiny .should Mt up au in?
dignant howl at ?he infling? incut upon their
p. I ^Ul li I i?'!|!s ; should W I ile ill ii sfiaill of |n?
pin d innocence to the n???.?papers ; should tot m
tin His? I ves ililo a society, and emploi the best
lawyers to be hail for money, ami tile bills,
and bring actions, and make np t.-l mm -, ami
geaorall" rindkate their light to get a Using
by tin tle.ith of theil fellow ireatuii?! "What
"is the use," the., might atgu?-. "of ??TI- hav ill','
"all this knowledge ami wisdom, all thoaogal
''lijiots, and iiioilai-. and pestle?, and pill ma
Mchinea if we an- not to Biake money out of
"thein?" Bo might aleo reason Mr.Salrfeahio,
the gentlemanlj proprietor ?>t a iii-t-iat?- lull.
?? Men- I am." he sa;. ?. " hamUoiiit h .st l up in
" bu--iiies,, with ererj Mnrenienee toi plucking
" the pi-reotis, with ;i nient] af tables, and boxea,
' ami dice, and tard-; with a clnm t stock of
" liipiors in my lu ?Iii.mt bar; willi loom, ?uni
"elegant apartaaMttta I and I am actuall.? Banked
"to gire up m \- lu? i.ii ive biisini -s because c? i -
" tain a--is think it ?minorar 1*11 see them
"-lind!-' BO taJTB ?'Ile ??I tilt ill ; so sty al
of them; and the n-ult is associated d?liant?
ami a general combination to outwit the laws.
We do not know prooiaelj aha. connw the
VVorahipful Fraternity of Keno-pl.tM is aaaaa
to adopt, but it is prett] bard to lautgine an.
ti. ?tilt I v hoiK.i.ibh way which is open to them.
ll.e laws agaiaal thom art plain; the offense
ig simple and eajU* proTed? Of ooaree? vrc
[ would not rashly iinlerc-tiniaie th" tone.
power, shicwiii!?'??,. uni read] reaonroogol two
or time hiimliiil (le.speiate gamblers; but if
the ('mut. ?lo tin if duty tin- "liihim^" is
doomed to a considerable diminution of its im
punities ami profita? It evnlci'tlv inunds lo
Ulah?' a pretty stilV fight, and to leva ,i- mu? h
out of" the tile a- possible. Uti com se. insolent,
r? solute, mil impenitent, only snows how much
au Anti < ? .tin 1*1 ni at Society was needed.
Wo heal in? Blore from The Coalmen in! Ad
tt of Mi. t'li.ist's Income. His Icttei
hileiicttl tin malignanl lal <hood about liiaenor
mons revenues, and piovtd that he hit the
Cabiuol no riebet than winn he entered it.
Hut a new line al ait.uk is adopt* d. The
( niel JiBttiee ?.innot euretta the ?mal freedom
of inotion as a private citizen without raising
a hue anti cry. The other day he went to Illis?
ton, mid instantly a tele^iam gool lound the
Johnson papers to the eiTec. that) "Mr. Chase
'is delighted with his New -Kurland trip, ami
"thinks it great!1 improves bil rhanfta lor the
" Presidency." This is g plain inviution ; its
author || not in Mr. ( lust's confidence, and
doesn't know it he ia thliu.htttl or disgusted.
Why Mi. Chase tun! to BoatOO y.? aie not in
loimeil; but us he ti.m led pnvatelv, made no
political speeches, w tote no public letters, no?
body has UtOrighi to presume that he YVent to
lhiston because he wanted to go to Washington.
The weather is line; it is the season fur travel
ing; Jones and Smith anti liiown are going to
Niagara and I'h mouth and tin- White .Moun?
tains, but nobody abuses them therefor. It is
true that they sutler more or less fiom inns
ketoes, and perhaps it would 00 too lunch to
expect similar insects to let alune the Chief
Justice. _
Mis. Jeff. I>a\is arrived at Norfolk on Fiidav.
Bsnaetl tim day wirti lier relatives in teat city, anillen m
Hi.? tivonlug for ( .in.ni.i. ^ .,i New-Voil?.
Majoi (?en. Alfred II. Terry, accompanied by
lils niait, ami neu. ( tiiiistock of (icn. (iiimtN scaff, luis
iiiuv? rl tu li.-leim. Munt,um icrntm i. T!;e (.ciiiial 1, ft
st Pealen tin? Mt ii ?if Jaa^aasl ii.is seen inakjiig tim
rounils uuioiih'Hi?'fuite ?iii tim Nuitliciu OvtMrtaastMall
route.
Gott. Scbpfteld's liealth was still in a veiv
1 ? i ? . ,11 inns condition on l-'ml.i) last, VltJA tM BlgUOf lui
iMovciiuiii. ii,- ?sa teck?Mtiy atttakad \? liitsraiitteul
River, m lil. ti laven pievaleal laVlnruila st tila acus?n
Tiic t.cin-r.ii is mu?.a tin- i harge of Surgeon Jaum i \, at
l 1*1,1' ? . MoilUKJ.
WASHINGTON.
GEK. (.KAM PUO?UBn.S kkappointmkmh.
Tri!: I')l ISfANflN? TI'.?llHI,KI'?Tilt; Kottlll
iiiMINI, ?aUfBaVr ruijt I.VViAHiiN ,,, mp
i su |gg_L? itiNi'Ki.Kv's ki pout on nntt
Sli'Kl.r-s?l'J-KsnNAl..
ar vat aunara vo tas TBinsa.
WAsiii>(,r(?>,S-pt. j, !s*;
t.en. lii.'ini hi* ?sued Hie Mfcra hag atoar ?? in?.
irict CoiiMiiftiitUrs. wlut h. it is baili, lias lu en (,.|.,
graehed to ali of them :
lint.let 00 no Ai'.vtr, Aoiei tM (?i.ni.k Mai Ol MCB.I
V? v.s|ii.n.,i.,s, __g, k>( ||t7, J
Hl-Ktru Oni.i-ir*. So. 429.-('unini:iniIi*ra(rf iLic MiliUif
DisMMMMeaaaJ under the Act of aaeai 2, ih?tt. wiiiui.k*
n?> .?|.|>??i:iiiiiciii, t? ce/ii ?,flice of pssaaaa ala 'uve in-, ?
remove?! I?y tliein* Ivea or their uredcreasora iu < otritu.u.l.
Uy couiuiaud of Con. Grunt.
K. I). Towkskm?, Aswsi.it. A.ljutaut Cui-ral
Tim Louisiana lebanon poli ti. ian? here are in ?rrcat
trouble over Gen. Ui..nt's orderte the now ili.str-.it
commander, bl whith na fnrlmU their reinstalim?
?my oriners that may have l???en r. moved fit.ni .?th.*
hy theil ? predecessor??. Thean fellows Van? bmtiag
that nini of the first mt*, of Hancock would
bo to reinstate Wells a? (?ovi-rimr of Lia
Wnaa. Ihtf expected ?rre.it tintura 1.. Iwi
(lone, hut tien. 6VMaVl ard* aaaenjrjl then
lest hOffat. On? of |h?| liiiiiiM.iiiiatis, whom
Sheii.lan called a bad man in his con, spoii.lem,- ??
the Bew-OilaMMMaaaMee, has laen p?ag atoned
blagging of bia baring baan tim prineiiel mover la
pettiii!? the Prehitlt-ii? lo remov?? She,ri<lati. 'Iii.*.
I.oui.siana Levee Iloiid interests, too, were ?BJOftaVM
Hally?gaoling HaaeaafctoraaMitateWaOa aad th?
Lares board. Theaaaaan now anani thal tba Prem
ilent will eouiiterinanil (?rani'a order, hivliavinic that
BBWOI na Commander -vi Chief. If Ile? Pn-ti.l-irt
tints so, he can only do it IhlOngh ?em (??ant, ami
thai, it is claimed, will make au open nipt un I?.
t xveelt them.
Th?. vi mi.?Me .uni iiMitillv well iiifi.rni.il corr?*
s|iniiili nt of Jin (Iwrit slim (?ewan, states in a letd-r
te that journal, "that the, forthcoming pro? lam it mu
of amnesty will lie universal in ita tharaetei," ulm li
is most likely correct. It is known the Patv?aeal
t.tvots iiniviisal auuiistv, but his Cabinet are not a
u-ait in MM matter. The piOOhnnntion will la?
l?t fore the Cabinet probably at its next mcetm?*
It may la? ?t week or ten ?lays, however.
111 ?fine it M issued; but that it is now un?
der consideration by the President, tin re it no
?bullit. In view of tin* fact that the Keconstruction
law ?uiihihiis .1 Pro'uli nt's pardon from enfianchia
ing any one, the probable Issuance of such a proel.?
asotien don not liena the comment thai it ether?
w \at vvoiiltl. However, there is irn Um prevaleiit
lu tea aaneng Jnhaooa'a lonllMin triaaala thal th?
Prcsitlent's Hinnesty v\ ill eniitl? a man who may havn
bat 11 a Maha) Bl vote. Th?-y are tryin? t?? impri*vt
Johnson vvith this idea, and aro beim,'backed up by
able lletnoeratie lawyeis. If necessary, 1 li?-." claim
I hat the Attorney-tjt'tuTHl, or, in his alisenc*,
the famous Buick'ey, eau Kiaki- an iutei pi ela?
tion of tim law to suit thank If this
could lu tloiu-, then rot/ist ration in the SotiUi wouhl
be r?-opened, ami the newly enfranchised citi/AMi*
?tllovvt ?1 lor.a-ister. This ?s hardly probable, how?
ever, as the law on this subject is so exphi it thai if
i*.*.in osly iiiitMi-sihie far a arcan Interpretation to
be niii'li- by a anne man. The li??nala hen- are v?iv
jubilant over the j?io*pect. and stall flint .loliiison
will follow up the new amnesty pnxlainaiioii by
som? ?thing mole startling, and that w ill he eipully m
hen. Iii lal to them.
IlhieUcv's report on Gen. Sickles'* dUBrnltr with
ii '.ard to ( lidii No. P> is a partisan allan, Itxct! up to
suit the President, and to shield bin (tom Maaare
for i.inovinic Sickles. Th.* cmn ?poiuli-m e on the
aubjeel hetwet n lien. Grant and Gen Bli kies will not
lie publish? ti. It was so agreed in t ahin tt ?eating last
I i ni.iv. If tin? w hule eorrt?*.pondei.( e w i* before the
public, instead of Hinckley s report alone, a different
titi of allans would ho seen to exist, Uni this col
li SpOndl IM'-', it ?* said, Would lull? !*"l( kies I Can, ililli
exposa the President. T-herefore, it is aaprarvaoed.
Tims?-po,ttid in tin-matt?! state that the vvhol?? rO
H'Miiisuulitv of 8icUea'sactions belong to Grant, a-a
lu* waa noting Bath* bia ardern. It is Carther saitl
th it Grant iel?ariai>hed t?? Sickles to arrest any civil
oil., el N ho ,-itt?-inpteil to lllti-l iili' vv lill billi.
Gordon Granger, new n lieutenant-colonel ?n the
iniiiv, is BOan 1<> be tiikeii fmin tin-political arcm?
and put ?m duty with his niriin. tit, vvlm li lu- baa no1
s.i i fi.r some tune. (?en. (it,mt served ("lister, alter
ile* ( lev. land ( 'o ti v ?-ii i ???ii, in a aimilai 'Buutaar.
?Senator ( ameron ol P< nn.*\ Irania i* in tlieciti.
He li..' I an lill? IV lew W lill dell. I." ia ut \e ?Iel, lay.
Gen '.rant .'.ive yesterday eveningnparting din?
ner to SerVor Koni. ro. the Ifexii an Minister.
Ile ( 1? ik nf the Hottse of ttepreaeutnlirea baa
selected The Hartford Osara al and fas h\riioepori
Murninni to publish in Connecticut the law s ni tin?
first >.-*,..ii Mab Congreaa, Mao lut JmhvonnU*
Union m I ?ot ula.
A nur. bar <?f employes of thaTiaaauij l'ep.irtmenf.
Hale and feiiial.*, scattered throngh aliuott all tin?
Bureana of the Uepartaserit, have r?<? iv*?l notice
th ?t tbeir ser1, lees will no king i be rearnind ?ti't?*i
the lal pioxiim?. In nearly every mae the r?nrnaiM io
v.i.-.tte are th.?*?' who have w i r hi n the |>.t.*t 19 mon til s
ali*, uti ti tin in*. I m * wit hunt h n\i . i ..fitiii-ii. ins with
tin.*e who lost the MUSI tillie withutit gotal and
Milln H'llt e\ctl*e.
1 he follow iiiK Internal Keveline deciaioni have
been raadi :
1 -.i*..ii ana Atstils brantty ln?in pur?* sjnaM jmri*,
wine, m fii.in nine iip|ili? .ni? -r. is t?. be tav..l ti?- ?.uti?.
mall respects ia ti. ?tigb be th*;.Hi ti it il.nttly f.oiu
iir.ijM-* m apples
I'll ? ni?.? i-i.m allow iiis manufacturers to dedarl freiirl.t
f .ni tin- i.l.i.-e of in ti afartnre U?tb? [?laceof delivery arma
H|i'.i!i .I 'ii Hi?- ai t of .luiy li. IBM No *ti. li .l.-iltiitiiui
sii.aiitt be ?unie. Miitiiii.i.-linera win? sen tlieir prodai ?
?.h tirne, w it limit iBtereat, ananiM I?? allow.?I to retnrn
their salt * at tin- i-r.-.*? ut worth of iH<- som tot which tht v
ntl
A letter v\ iis received by (\?innii*f?iiii)t r Wilson of
the General I. uni I ?at. ?-, rnenntlj , froin s tjentlemen
ti llarlford, Conn., ?iskim; it in caw the too.minent
? ont'luil. s iii?- parebnBB of ten um y lt?orderinff on tim
I!, tv ni >. tinana, in >t. 1>i?ihiiil;i>. tin- land will lav
In Id I-?! iii-i?-.i! under the ? listing law*, .-uni if s.?
w in tin r he will be permitted t4> take upa tlionaand
? seres of th? unte. The Cnniuiualonei raplied that
the juin lu-?- of the tracl in ??111*11011 bau not yet
! I... ti in nie, and sh..??I.I it i?,- in i.]?.-, Congreaa would
j hare to pasa an act direetiug thal the land ba held
nndertbe prewent laws pjovi*ruing tin* ?lisiHiaal ??f
l?iiliiic landa I - i-i- cutries c?Mihl !.. made.
Th?- hi*!-!?tine Departnenl baa directed Inqairr
to he Ulalie 1 esta?? tina the It ?.01 ted ? a" 1 ill BSUCSB .Hal
ali i*e ni mail matter bj ?lie overland mail nan*
fnu'Utr. In the course of a fra days spat id aanll
ac 'tit t Inn ?ni t will start flinn Wa.sh i turton for lim
l'laiiis with a \ i? vv in tone, t the reported deVii*
? 111. in 1. *. The (mitral-tor. however, denies the nile*
uatioiit ?uni |]tri?mises to i'ttriiisli atiitlavil.s eiotiei
ainiir him front ceiisiire. All mail matter tor tint
i Tu un-(oatt 11 se? narked "bj .?teenier," or ** by
luthullis," i.s anti (?veil.uni.
rill: Pi:i>ii>i.:\T"'s DISPATCH.
Thl tit cut older ol'??i n.(?rant thal "' I'istti. t ('.?111
1 mandi is will make no appointment to civil ollie?* of
ramona who have bom Mteeeed bj IhmnMlroiee
their M 'dei esstiis 111 nuiiiiiiintl." does not make it
new i.tsuc between Qon? Oran! and UM PnoMmk
There is paul auth?>iity fat IMeftiag that tho ru
moi*of ditlit ulii. * baring tweerred on this subjeit
are groundless. TheR?'Constructi?>iiact vests in tho
(.cn. lal com ma ml i n K the annies the same pawatl Ml
mo oeataried noon DJaliiel Dennean??aa, hi r?*g;ird
to lemov.il.s and |f|inlntllMintl. an?!. th?-ref?>re. tho
urdir of lien, (?rant to eonoidered merely M a tiotieo
in advance that he would disapprove al snell aj>
? Hiintuif nts as he indi- at? s.
wash: OF nu: PUBLIC MONEYS BY TBB munn
OF St TKKM**.(?US
Mr. reter Cooper, Chairman of the Citi/eii?'
AasoeUtiou'a t'ouiiiiitti?*, lina ail.lresa. ii .1 l.tt.r lo Henry
isinitli, esti . l'reaitleiit of the BaaN ?>f *",iperv-ii?>ia, luv it
inic attention to a compilation BBJuMUnj. HO details of
leit?lnof the lloitrd'a extravat;aiit expeiiilitares upon
the county armories, in all anioiintiiiK to ?lix,*? Si. lu
items, the most conspicuous of winch are as MIoWK
Ifnssrs liiKeriHiU, Wataoa mCn.'a hill for furttinhtiiir tli?)
6th lii'Kluii 'Ufa ?rinoiy wtfh MS nail ?'aiie seat sha Ira.
flM?*lot Mata and aetteea on t lina? ai.l.-s of Hoard of
OSMara* raasB.a>laM; one i?l?ick walnal loane* iMiok-rsa?-.
willi ,li tullin i'la?? ti. mis, fsun, ii::.- I'la? li walnut aeitstarv
ilesk. $17"; otu? lar?r?' Hit?' table, iv Ith drawer? itn.l flitistn .1
ali lanad for Hoard of otMn-iV rooM, In?; M Meek aal
nut larga ehalra, a|itiolaterad la <r. rn rep ami mema? Bail?,
MB SeginMBt curved on back aad irilt for Honni of OlH
c? rs. at S4? each. tyj.'SW; al 1 an.' scat ehuint for rwi?< ?it
?Bl '?li.r-'l?*; io .asea for BinskeM ?it Sts.7 each, ??..:?:
t l?laik walnut locUets for ten <'<'ii>i>nni.-a, ?m.oh?; 3* BUM
I aaat chaira at fa Waaeh,aaM;and other aitMlea of u-i
nitleeiil ftiai iitttut? in like !>?'>l >>i (len, ?tU'wuiitiiiK to shon*.
I tw?aoo for Du? ana arnori for the stt. K?-?ciuu-ut. Tba
J ?>.no.-tinn ut lagnraoll. T> Bison t? Co. supniiea ritvult ut*>
! foi the oilier eil) iii?inoriea, ami tin li Inila thewfor. from
I Mardi to Juin? Inclusive, wert*: K?\r the Mil gagiaUBT
?lt?.,**4>4 ?-i; for the "utli Heiiiii.iit, Sj'.i.ouu tia, tor Hat K?>:i
Maat.HSUna ?7; rerMtn He?;iin?t?l, Srv.tay:; for Mth K?*?:i
iiii'ait. ?.vvn M, far Id (.'avitlry He?tiaent, 03,7?y? ?a, f??r
Hinioi) ?it Nos. IT and M llovverv, $4,4 Mt for nriiiini ??a
I lui uni U hile ?la.. Bl.'.i.?".-. for nituoiy at No. 61* siitlt*
ave..SjS.SMa utiil for ?in.my iu lituiiu st ,|4,;yi. Tlie bills
for caiiasnter woifc ?in tlu-ae armones tltiiiiiK tho l?st four
moulin ?ituonntitil t,,$V0,Ivj ..v. lint np noted many Items
Of wa?!? ful OB '.lal aplin'?* U'voail tlioa?? which tilt* tuen
tiniii ii itliove, Mi fuopei it iii 11 k? (hat eli. al?, r fiiriutuis
in 1 ula kara beaa nougat for tee armorii?. ..mi in? ad?M
tl-at tile W ,u|e lu enliii s ?I'.ll'alv liotltcallie Vi lteli tt Is o.'.
ail ?1 ed Ulai tltu vii) aud 1 (?uutv are lu .1*. li*, in ?ich*?.

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