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WASHINGTON.
rnwTIHUED FBOK FIBST PAGE.
Kiel uom, mas'" ? r^Mrt is tbe eaae of the
ft .ra the SHate oi Tenucsa e, staling that th? committee
tun t th<'ir or^dauUala \o duo lorn), am} recommended
thui they Iw now sworo In. JU * "
Mr Ls Pui.vd. while coBeurrJi# ^ the report of tho
tut:'"- r<i<iv<\ J? bard >? ui.iWstand howt tbey ar
r,-, i i.t that C0nr''-C--' ',t <, rauae If the ft tat# of IVnnos
t-- ? i. dt- (4. v ',1 the linion and was only restored up.
?lay ?? vtul'l o*?cUon for representatives could not
bi-ea bud i'j August, 1?#S. .?
U> >wiil that aft -r tbe lntnlnous ??'>ogitlon of
v?i?' iitluuwu from Ohio he would ask the tloueo for a
V'Ha
Ttn rrport of the Comnrttoo on ructions waa agreed
to, *ud Hie 8' kakihi Invited the mofjbere from Tennessee
taw ip forward aud take the oatfc.
In nvponsc to the InvltatH-'u Messrs. Maynard and
Wios, representing tbe 8ec>*nd and Third districts of
reaaeK-ce, and Mr. Tnyli'a representing tbe First dis
trict, advanced ain<1 m?icb applause and clapping of
band* iroiu uieiiiboi^ t<* the sldo of tbe Speaker's chair,
and there, with uplift' d ri.ht hands, took tbe oath
solemuly admnlfitervd by tbe hpeuker. The perfect
ailooci which wax observed while the oath was being ad
ministered w as lollff wed by arepjtitlon of applause when
ifee ceremony wy, concluded Tho Kpeaker stoppod
down and shook h inds with the newly Inductod mem
bers, who wer^ tlu n congratulated by groups of mc?> .
hers. /
THE NATTER Sfc CntRENCT ACT.
Tf ? byKk. Hooper, (rep. ) of May
the Cunrf!)' tee on Hs/iking and Currency, to tt'jjeiu lho
National C urrency aft came up ag tUe nox^ 'i>ii*ine>? m
order. ,
Mr. ff.ioi'Bfv varift a sfcort ?pe?>"b In V.planatlon and
tho H'.isn piuc*.?ded t^ consider iV by sections for
ainentfmriki. 1V..-1 ?ciion op tt iKu House, at twelve
ailuuas past I'.itr Vuloek, ty<k a rcce. s till bair.pasl
wives 1'. If. *
?mven
Gvrnliig SchhIoii.
TOC) KOWF^l>?HINV*LL JWPl U0.
On ni.'tl.'C ol, Mr, Waves all further proceedings iii
relation to tfie ;? ?a?il upon Mr, tJi-fnopIl were dispensed
wiili Vnlt A>liev<? Mbmth, Penuybacker, Urisby i*id
MoCrtw Irom U>? hrougUt to tlie bar ol (he House.
KI'WMiSa OS TUB ^I'KAKIH's T^tllfc WM'OHItn OF.
Tl> up the business on the Speaker's table,
an I 'ii^viosej 'Aoront an flillowrt: ?
Tlx- -euatr iriu-!Kiinonts to the Hoo*" bill to ewstitul?
Oni.iHa :uk1 Nvhrni ka Oily In tfte Territory of N* hraska,
and u Paul, tn th ' State of liinnesola, ports of delivery,
wot i nilt rrcl to the Committee on Commerce.
Tin1 Senate amendments to tho fiouso bill authorizing
tb- Secp.'Wry ?r the Trmsury fc> issuo certificates of
wjistry *ti enrolment and llcen: t to certain vessels were
oucurtod it.
The fennte bill" grno'ing pensions to Ptrtor Anderson.,
Reulcai Clougli and Hopostell lligelow, w;ro referred to
til CMomittee ou luvulirt Punuions.
Tl?? Senate bills granting pensions to Nancy A. Stock*,
Wil/hm ( rnsswell, -tbrnli.au Lansing, Drwy A. Lay
J ol. ii l'jio anil W. B. Kelly, were paired.
Abo Sonata amendments to tho Honsij joint resolution
aio.mdaiory of the joint r volution of June lft, lHtitf, re
?p?Crtn\ Niuntles to colored soldiers, ami pensions,
frunty and allo?a?ce* to their heir;;, vn're concurred In.
Tb ! Senate joint resolution ?niho riving tlio payment
??r ci'ti aln claims igalast the late 'I'rrritory of Nevada was
HWWWl
Tb j Sonato bill to iiHrca-e ?rrd fix the military estab
lish* i?nt of the 'United States cww up.
Mr. Schiqick paid this was emi of the numerous army
' bill* pat>ed by the Senate. A n arrangement had, how
#*;r, beeu made to-'lay by whldb a committee of confer
emi x> would bo appc.utcd. Ha therofure moved the re
?erenco of ilik" bill to the Committee on Military A Hairs,
end it wan no referred.
The Senate bill to onlarpe-'.he public. grounds surrsutjd
tag iho Capitol was referred to tho Committee on Public
Buildings and (Grounds.
Tl.e Senate hill to extend the lime of the letters patent
tasu?d to ThndAeus Hyatt was paused.
The Senate joint resolution to authorise the use of cer.
tan plates of the Unltijd States exploring expeditioe by
the navy wan pawed.
The Senate Joint resolution pratitiiif right of way
through military resorvis to tlw Union Paoiliu Railroad
Company nod its branches passed.
The Senate joint resolution authorising l ha suspension
of taxes in the Ciiy of 1'ortlaud, Maine, camo op.
M r Rki, (rep ) of V due , moved Its ,>.V2<age.
Mr Wiixi.n. (rep ) ef Iowa, moved Its reference to the
Uummittoo of Ways and Mean*, with leave to report at
any time, in order to hare it amended. so as not to oover
taxes which tho citizens of Portland may owe elsewhere.
Mr. Stbvk.nk suggested an amendment, applying *1ie
mmo (irinciple tothc burned poruoo of ChauibcrhburR,
I'a. ' The rewiluWot, win referred to tho Committee or
Ways and Meant*.
Tlie Senate jorat resolution to amend ths act of Feb
ruary 17, 1HC&, authorizing the establishment of an
ee?aa mail rtmrenhip service botween tKo I.'nited States
and (Tilna was referred to tho Pont Office Committee
The Senate joir.l resolution ant'inrizitu^ tho i-ecr^lary
?f the Tp'axury to audit and settle tho account* ?[ <: ilnh
t Kay and W. Y. Patch, lato assessor and coliecu.r of
tatorial revenue -t San I rancweo, was f-a?yed.
The Senate bill, making appropriation for the erection
?r a marine hospital at Yokohama, Japan, waK refsrrod
to tlin Committee of tho Who?e.
The Senate joint resolution to provide for codifying the
laws relating to the custom" was paused.
The Senate Joint resolution tor the relief of Htrgcaut
Hilton McKannoti wan passed.
the Senate joint resolution for IIm benefit of tbe Illi
nois Kold'CTM' t'ollctio nui) MiliUry Act demy wu ponied.
The -enate i'lli for tbo r*lief of soiotnon P. smith waa
referred to the Commitlco on Invalid Pensions.
Tbe SeoeSi bill for tbo nk?f of Mir A moll* Fesater, of
?olumbia, B. C-, was reftrnxi to tbe Commute* un
(Halms.
The seu?t> bill for the relief of TC. J. Cnrloy, wan ro
flrrred to tbo Committee *T tin" Whole.
The Henatc bill for the relief or Washington Cropland,
?1 Ht. Loula, ??.< referred to tbo ? ?uimllt.>o on Claim*.
The Semite bill for the relief of Mr? Sue Murphy, of
Deoator, Alcbama, waa referred to tbo OimmiUoe on
Oatms.
The Senate bill for ttxr relief of l,ouis Dyer, late Sur
goon of the Eighty-first Iltlnota Vclunteors, ww; referred
?n the Committee uu Military iMn.
The sen.it" hill for the relief of John Bai'-ing*. late
?wveyor and depositary of public money I of PittshtirK,
Pa was referred to tbe OMimlita .? of tii<? Wbf-lc.
The Senate Mil for ibc relief of tho Rfnnn by thr,
lau Urn at Portland, Mo., a| .iropriatinjf $60,000, was
taken up.
Mr l.inui, i rep. ) of W Va. made tlie pont oford"
that the bi.'l made mi appropriate m, and mtMt go to tbe
tfcmuiHtee ol the Whole.
Mr. liter, of Me., moved the of the bill, staling
that there were from ten thousand to It f tool' thou-aiK
yer-mna b< moless in IVjrtland. He hopod the point nf
?rd'T would not bo prwsed.
Mr declined to withdraw the point of order
and the bill waa therefore referred to the Committoo ?T
the Whole.
The Senate Pill for the payment or the public del.t
waa. on motion of Mr. Muki.iij , referred to <M Commit
?ee of Wars and Meuna
Tlie "Senate amendment* to the House bill iu reference
W tlm < ourtr of Wa-hlngton Territory were oonourred if.
Tint TAMtrs a i.t.
The wmmJo amendment* to tbe ITou'e bill to prot<? t
the revenue. and for other purposes, came up.
Mr. Mi-kkim. moved Unit tbe amendment* he n<m
?*>u< urred in, and a Committer of i 'onfe rotnf united.
Mr. Wukix, of Iowa, preferred that tbo Bouse should
eaix.nr In t.'io Senate amendment striking out tbo ninth
?action whkh provld a for S'lilinj: to the value ol
gO'de'he rout or trannj^irtatlon, eemm'-?i'ii harden, Ai .
Mr Wairsroam, (ref ) of 111.. refflark*4 ibat the liree
had come lor tbe p*opw of the Weat to strike for free
dom from the manufacturers of the Rant, if protection
waa a ico<hI thins let it tfo ull round. I<et ihe farmers
and ? om growcts ha* e their fail share of It.
After some ditcusiiori, all the amenJmetn of th.
Senate, einepi that striking out tbe nlutb rectum, wore
mod -concurred in.
rbe querti?n re< urred on coneosiing in th* amend
meat striking not the n uth aeetion.
On division, ihere wrt> t# yeas agiin?t 4H aayit, Thr
Hpoakrr naie the caatlng vote in the negative.
Mr. Witjaii, or Iowa, ndlnl for the ymn ajtd nays
whkh were ordered
Tbe vote was takes and resulted in kC yea agaiait Or
naya 8o all lie- ameudmenta of the ^uale sere tion
eoDcarred 10, and ?< ommlttee of tonfor?nce ???. ?.,k"d
?raunoA
I he .iicagrmmml or tbe Satiate to the House tmeml
?neat u> th* Sooale Mint resolution providing for the
f ? ? > oiiiu t oa ?T the arrovat J f f the t>t?te of M :i*rarh>i <e tie
? i n* up
i in matitrl ?f Mr. Dtwei, the Hou?* Notdnd ft>im it
wuMdment.
A like diragre*m*ul to the Houae tmeiidtn-nl to the
.".iisie bill tu relation to Umi District Ccnrta or tbe f'nitetl
H?le* in i lalifomia and IsetMiai.a i ame up
<?n moUeii of Mr Wtt^oji, (nf Iowa, the H? :se Intistml
! rn It* amnrdtnent.
J i it.iFosi a
. Ut Hhi" (rep. ) of Cal , om-red a rmolMlow Railing
. . II the II |M W?r tor information In leteme e to
t a'lini on vei inteerp [u i*tere<l out of Ihe s*rrtr# m \rt
.? tins Ne? M. iri Iti.ll tab. It was */ree.| Ui
^ i iav* anm*f*
I ?%*? ir *l?*n< ? wa* given to *evrr*l members
??w?aa r?r aanuaflW.
V!' * eo ;<*" loi'lTer a re ilutmn for Uie .
a v m ? i ? ? ...?al officer to it amine i#u. the n?vi
j. - ? ^ v ? ? it II *v end the nv nths of the IVsMi'
s ? i r*. It was nhj iuf< to
? <? aaa* or?icr??
r Ui* t oarerenee 'VKamMte* 'in il?e
Jl .>* nt e- ?n for th relief o1 reriaiu iitjli I'r
it ei i a a ep.r wii^li *?, agreed to Hoe*.
1 !?' . n ? . in t was that i* e\ ery
, ! ?l i< ? e? pii? ? ric l tl actually MNmred on
] . <1 ih.i h> r i of I" n led in battle, caytnred
I ? tli" >Bem? ir other ? v; - ?* s *? not .icti'.sll' mi.?t^red
'trt?tlis tertke, the l"ar Dej artHietit -ti i I .Ik.* turn i|i* (
full pay sad einot'iioent ol (Hi r?tk IniiHihi' litri* tie
, wn'eii*? on 4ity.
a msiaur ??? us. h
\ Mr. .Ktiwi'*" |tefi.) of N V . It*\i!./ i'i..j;i?e>l Uie
*ii?.4nlmun? itmitM, ?ute.1 thai eiui" ek? <uu" he had '
??e..o?<%d liwtu iht I'ti ted .sine. Coii-'.l at '|i h*
>e*il* a letlee of in'miim i on i/ ? V - "i, ,ii ?rti-> eeeles
tn? a )ett "f 'mm iliat j?rtl<t, which lie ?.?ked t i b-ive read
tn the rierk lb ? writer etpreae-a ailm w in for the
? tiamel^r <?? loraham I..B0ide uid pny 'If ac. ept
* ai-e nt iu 'namet:<f Moa?i< |?Klrail of htm [
ejentlid II the ?*'?W/?bm?n' i' th? writer -moor -al I
Viati, of \ , .in.* Mr KayiB'.td I.'. ? eede.1 t.n.ir Ili.it ?o ;
ai'Ser ?!..? rj' nt Au??rie.n ??teent p ? Mp< Hen aT.O
I ranklm sa? reo^e.j ,i.ms.f ?? gq??l a re|)-?senl?
th* of imer on ? inimcte auit l^eritsn ( til! .ft I" .?'??
I am Ijni'olti anil It was p|eaa*n' ki rwUlte this trioute ,
#f resp"fl t* Mta 'fi'n Vene e -ihai eity all h liaii b*e? ,
tls'illi den.iir nalei Ilia "odaa?ch;irt <w loiert) - whieh ,
did hold the gnr*e<?"s In fee <n t was the ?afe
guard of th- Wa?t Ha moved the ?d i^tion of * concur
i"nt r**ol'itl.ia *re?ptio; by Congr*** i'i* p?r?fiilt Of
thrsbam l.locoln prsserted l y SlgnoT SalvMH of V. Bio*,
? Kb tliankt to the donor, and directing the |e?rtf*it t*he
m.t *d in Ute l.tbrary of i onrr>*??
Th* r.?aoinii<in w*i ?aanimooefy arree l
Th* lliiii*c. af t -n I" 1 . ?ni*'f I
THE CONSPIRACY TO HANG JEFF. DAVIS.
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B?f" Erldeuee* Hh JadititrJ Com'
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Tte Secret Operations of (he C?b
mittce Br^Uo Li?ht. ^
WHO FURNISHES THE HERAlr^ REPD'^jg 7
JACK ROGERS hot ^HE HAN.
Deterjai^^a 0f tty, Radicals to Fasten
/ Crime of Killing President
I / Lincoln Upon Poor Old Jeff.
1 *?? Jut. *??
QUA WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
Wasbinctos, July 21, lWfl.
TUB HERALD BKFOXT Of TUB CO?SHBAlT.
' My disclosure a fow daya ago of portions of the evi
dence educed by the J ad clary Committee of the House
of Representatives developing the diabolical conspiracy
of certain radicals to implicate Jeff Davis, by means of
bogus witnesses, la the assassination of President Lin
coln, and procure his trial and conviction by a military
tribunal, occasioned in diverse circles here a variety of
sensations and exuberancy of expression, both serious
and amusing. The little bout in the Bouse to-day be
tween Boutwell, of Massachusetts, and Jack Rogers, of
New Jersey, members of tho said committee, resulting
from the refusal of tbo former to allow the latter access
to the testimony and papers before the committee, be
cause, as Mr. Boutwell declared, some Important portions
of them bad been communicated to and published In
the Vkw Yoke Herald, has Intensified the Interest ex
cited by my letter, and fnrniBhed "confirmation strong
ae proofs of Holy Writ" that say disclosures, astonish
ing as they were, were perfoctly correct.
Tho seetsh who sympathlte with Davis and regard
him as a martyr of a holy cause are highly inoeascil
and vow vengeance on the conspirator!) tho moment
tho:r names shall transpire. All honorable men? repub
licans.-^ will as democrats ? are Indignant at tho cow
ardly attempt to murder Mr. Davis by a military commit
siorj and false testimony, and demand that the guilty
pi/rtten shall be rigorously dealt with, if thero is any law
To reach their offence. The numerous radicals who are
ev?r r aily to justify any exoess committed by any of
their faction are chagrined and grieved at tho ticnoue
went, and affect to doubt the guilt of their fellcws, but
declare that if thev did an charged the end In view Jus
tided ibe moons, and that it is sometimes necessary to
do evil in order that good may come. Tbo conspirators
themselves, crunch ol them as are here, are intensely
alarmed, if o?e may judge from the long faces they wear
and tbo extra-attentions they bestowed on members of tbo
Jud.c.ary Commtiteo for several days succeeding my dis
closures and ore now dally bestowing on M r. Bout well. 11m
committee Itself, at loast the republican members thereof,
are enraged at tbo unauthorized publication of their
proceeding'': and tbo testimony end papers before them,
which Ifr. Boutwcll avers thay used great efforts to keep
secret, and declared that citkar "The walls have ears"
oV that the II khalii employs sprtght correspondents, who
move about unseen in all tlwir caucuses and comailtteo
rooms, appropriating their secrets, or elto tbat some
body bas outrageously betrayed their confidence. Seve
ral parties, reporters and others, have he n suspected of
perfidy, and severely <| lestloued. But tbo suspicion of
more than one member lias lalVin on Mr. Rogers, ?wi.o,
from the beginning of the investigation, h>ut been satis
fled of Mr. Davis' innocence, and endeavored hy a ri?o
rou?* Togs- examination of tho witnesses to impeaek their
testimony.
It is quite probable tbat tbo zealoiir. efforts of Sir.
Rogers to ompnt Davis, whom one of the commit!:* .ban
protokingly denominated his "client." has contributed in
some measure to unravel and break down the conspi
racy ; but it is certain that tho Hmiald is not indebted to
tl.o" New Jma f Mentloman for tlie in onuation it lias
promulgated and is about to add in regard to tfik. inter
esting and mysterious affair.
UUt KIMIKSS fB NOT A HRRAtn HKTOHTKR.
Tbe suspicion tliat Mr Rogers bad furnished the star
tling Intelligence to tho Hkkaiu, and hie subsequent i di
pioyinent of a rebel plionograpber to assist htnvtn exam
ing the testimony and jstpors, furnished Mr. Itoutwell
with a plausible pretext for refusing liiin access to the
records, especially as some of the papers in oustody of
the committee were "confidential paperj of the Wsr
Department and could not safely be exposed to general
examination."
TIIB (IIXfll'KVIlAI TXVRRS or Tf?' VTA R nBVHTMKNT.
The n:lde:ittnl papers, " how* >r, 1 ha?e high and
nnmistakal>l<' authority for staMug, are nothing
morf or le:s than the deposttlo-is of "Campbell"
ant ".-'nevel,'' already published in tbe HiK.ti.n,
and of other bogus witnesses mailo for the Bu
reau of Military Justice, anct ol' a stafo lotter
found in the archives of the rebel War Department ad
dressed by a soldier to Jen Davis. propositi* to dispose of
l/tncoln * Oo., if authority and means were furnished
him by the government to carry out liis plans, together
with it letter from Davis to Jake Thompson, reliel n/ent
in Canada, expressing Impatience that u certain proj ct ?
not HM, t>ut Mppoeed by MM to ke the assassinution
of Lincoln and bis Cabinet ? had not been carried out,
and urging imtned'ate action in the matter. These are
I the only paper* in the custody of tbo comnittec Ibat by
any construction or distortion uati be made to bear iu the
slightest decme sxolnst Mr. Davis.
BOGM w irjdcsxw
Campbell and Snevel, who, It tad benn <!i?covarod by
the friend* of Havta, bad tiiaaie lalxc deposition* tor (he
Bnreau of Military Juatieo, implicating the arc aed,
were, by a spleiiilU manmuvra ? a sort or flank move
ment ? induced to go beforo the oommittoo ami nclcnow
lr<|g? that their tJepoKii ion* w ere a tlsniio of lie.' frum
Ix'gmnmF '??? Hut the other wltiic*aei for tbc said
llun.uu, ulto < ampliell declare* were bogu* I kc him>'fllf,
were urn brought .nvfore the commit!' e to sustnin their
liepoKitMitw and submit to a crotu oiannnation t>y Mr.
Hogen; ind a* CanipbaU hadconfened binwlf to bo .1
petj'tred w otiuJrcL tlio commttl?o Intro a right to rcioct
hl.-< amrrttoa ili?t the -Hbcr *itn"* :o* are bogu* like him
sell, Mid IK boltove tlieir dl'JMwttiotn, Which dep<ieitin|i?
lerm 'tie mci important "eonfldot nal jwper.- <>r the
War Department that the cotctaitlco have m I and.
ii> 1:1 * i.vmu.mi or jous ratten
Two of ihe-o (4e(*.- t leu uiaknrn are men calling the 111
nelvci John I'ait -n and K 11. Wr ghk. The 1. inner. In
hi* il?|KMitloti, say* tlmt b? hi a native of fleorjtla, aial
1* well ar<|iminied with Mr. Dnrla; thai during the war
lie wa* engaged in fiiralrhlng provision* and ?t?re? for
the rebel wrray, having been eicnsed from military *er
vice on furnbhiug a ritielitutf ? that In the latter part of
?lime. an a> ijuaintani-e of hlx named Lamar, alto
from 1 tie Mat* of trxirgi*, Informed him that I14 ( lomar)
wu- about to enter nt-m an onterrri<M> which If ?ntrc- -*?
fill would immortalize and OWtch all who I'ligavcd
In It, and at tin' *nme time invited deponent < ?>
join bitu; thai at iloponont'x rrqu'st l.anini i'\rUinpil
the nal tire <d the entcrpri**, which wa* to kidnap
or kill President l.iucoln; thai deponent then
inquired what plan had tx-en ilnv..<od and whether
the government wrn# cotfilxant of or ba<l aMhorixed
tbe project. that lunar replied that never il It t|i It
officer' of llio nm WB? t wori' aware of ami applauded
It, aud thai he w*? axanrod by Ooneral Winder lhat
I'rexident t?avl? al?o approved it, that he 1 I .atu.it 1 w, i?
to bat eon Interview wiih liavleon Iho foli., wins day,
when he would proaant hi# plana and learn hi? (Davix)
ilecleioo. lhat <ie|ion?iil ptoniinod to enter Into the
scheme it the )'r> ?,dent aboulil aaticllon 11, and on the
ne\t iiay accompanied l.tmar and Winder to |i?vm
office , lhat l.tnvir mi btnitte.1 .? written plan Tor kid.
uappit.K Ij'icWu. and for killing htui if it -bould ho
found tmpo -Ibla Ui i.?rry him off alive; that l>a\ii>,
?her 1 ading the plan, MM ho had B*v er doubted tbat a
? jnall p^rty 01 brurt men oouid attark l.inooln in In*
ttronxl'old and kill him. and pernop- make hint pimoner
.< t.d nil liiiu into the Confederate 1 in, t>ut ilia' he had
f"lt ?omn doubt" wh "h r turh a proceedlni; would be
ef ognlneil by iho i-ivll'red world ax honorable war
fare . and a- lb" emergency bail not in Ilia Judgment
ar;*cit ht reaofing to ?Kn ei treme nieuura* lie had ,
dlaw!~-i1 xeveral itn'ar propoailMM w thout eerimia
? i n idofot on , km iluii n cently the 1 nemy had < oinnut
t?l Hi.' m.*i 1 turbo fo* k 1 all Hii' ami idiown an inter iii?
re-?rd ot lie 'jw? of njuonn and ib? lawtot war, and
tlmt he now felt not <<nly |>t?U:ial>h< In jdopt.ug tbe naea
sure prnfio'ieit, t, it that lie woald piwve rncreont to hi*
duty to re 11 1 an? ? nene, however har?h, 1 aU u lat< - 1 to
h.t iho eai ie) at hi* f< ei or i>r:ni< bun to bonot ?'>> '
lliirii iif (On " * hji he ^Pavle) further ohei-rved thkl
? new U1I1- whteet *11 Itivt itwMrd bef?m Mm he htd
I (? '>m* fully 01, > n <d on innture <?tud\ ami reflection
'hot the Pi'- >i ?r tilt I'litlM l*ii|l Uie ivm
nmndef In elnel of n ? army, it woald Im a* pMper and
a full! Ill am>nhiiM* m?k KM lawr of war to vndi
moll 1 irly w tloa the enemyV lini* fc1 oap'uro or kill
h n w to do tlie vitne by ?nr of hi* oflkwx or aobl^t*,
that h* then eotopt nierned Uie idan .<nil>nutl*i| by
I %m.r aod e?pro? ed tbo opinloo thol If it vtere re?>
InU'ly acted apon ?00 rm we'.ld be lortain ; that reter. t.ce
wax Il'*n fiK'te to tlM' rtii ??* I of money to torry oc,t t?w?
(dot. w>ien ln*t? ?*.d 00 would arruige thai matter
olth <1 oofwi Winder, who would furnwfa froin time in
llme?teh rim* ?* ?wicli: !>?' nftllllj lhat deponent
?a<) lomor then left, and on lha aftamoon of the nan a
ili* rwoi?e<! ? ' iMMi.lerafM* gum of itiooey from Winder
ami etooreO ng 1I10 leaperwle bua ana*, thai lite* en
ea<e<t a number of rackl- ** but pliable m?n, who wore
to work their ,e'\e? tbr?>ogh th'< federal Irne* and take
O'urtee. n Rail mora tad UOor^stown and * ajt unt.l
colied >i|iua for aiuon. ihat Wvarai lay* after ?tid uinr
vie# with U*vt* one of (ho nartlex aoaoriau'd with d?p??
1 ent and Jo nor. earye.1 Met ull nigli wan arretted on
the Charge ,4 betwymg tbetr *err??; that deponent and
l^mar ?n<l another ?. ?? tat* name.i roonii i>ap|M>?ed to
be I'arne. who oaa *1* -ted with Mf?. Nurratl) called
at (ienentl Winder ? off)' * in learn the taci* m the cm.
and were thoro Informed lhat li e t,?>n< rai had Ja*t gotta
to lMi|i?' qaoriorff iii regatd to Mafnllough'* c* ?,
m.ere i?'b dajaiamii ai l t ? vompaat >0* ait 1 r?
mrjtoetdefa.*i!jl?Th!l: t^*t tbaL' r?UB<l w'^e>' vh,re
?id detectlvo was inlha *fot'u1"ou8h> "Ul1 4i"1
?rcu instances ut ?r .hil? ? ?PW"'"8 W l>?Ws i <?J
'avis then aald . 6 U?e orreet; Mutt
? regretted u,w tha?h!Et*i Md. Lamar U**t It wan to
SisSMfi9*^ 1
id frustrated ; - ... w ashing'ton
ittlug the schwt^ o?iM must be used in
rtain : M>?? * execution or failure would be
?rw<" ' .ne blow should be (truck at once ; thai
. iv'inder. who was in a rage over the conduct of
ullou h, added, "Yet, you must strike at once;
ring tbe d ? d baboon here, dead or alive, as soon as pot
iblo; If you can't fetch his whole carcass bring
ill d ? d scalp;" that Davis, with a smile,
ntcrrupled Winder, observing, "Gentlemen, you
nil not forget the directions I have already
lven you. I prefer that you should, if possible, capture
Ir. Lincoln and bring him within our lln"s without in
uring a hair of bis bead; but if you And it impossible
o capture him, it is your duty to destroy him if you can
each him the same a e you w uld any officer or soldier
n his service; aud if you succeed In making him
iriKoner and find there ie danger of his boing rncaptured,
ou will take care that he does not return to Washington
live; biit let me a am adjure you to lo*e no time; if a
mowledg* of your intentions reach Washington, your
abors will be in vain; and tbo surrender of Vicksburr ? ,
Jrant, and the defeat of Lee In Pen UKylvania, wl ., "> t
lelng driven back on our capital, remVjr it neceaw j** 1,1
icrhaps the only means of caving country, ? jt/'i J*3
mterprlso should be curried ou*. *t once : gn. gn ? ,l ,~5
ticcessful, you will be bailor, as the fflfftr* ' 5*
lountry, aud receive unbounded rowards ' ' that-' i yocr
hen said that they wers, prepared to itrlK 04PWBnt
h they could get Nor'.n with the bnia'ir'?' ???P
>arty. who wore already engaged and t>an^ . < i _ heir
bat they should ro^uiro more raonoy rrJ J?**1: but
vlien they should get to Waahtogto'j .
IMS? ??%
'Yes,
ffln<lfr>'w<oilt<l beu to tliat," Utat*ja thi" roe ' day
ler furnished them with a larg?, mfk of mooei and
lepooent, Lamar, Powell and o?Taore Vtartod tor Wash
ngton; that on arriving Nortb they Tound that many of
.hi men forwarded by them *,ad bnen arrested and con
Ined in the Old Capitol an/ , other prisons, on suspicion
>1 being spie9, and that ? ae. wero obliged to abandon
Iheir undertaking.
?OOl'B vnof JUJH 09 T. B. WWOHT.
The witneaa Wright, In his affidavit for the Bureau of
Military Justice, dep^ sed that he was a native of Novn
Scotia; that In 188'i ne went to tho confederacy, running
the blockade into './iimlngton; that for a time he was
engaged In speculating in provisions and military stores,
but that in Vanning of 1863 ho was employed by
General Vftnde/, In Richmond, as detective; that
in July, 1X<V), ho learned from Winder that
(fen* wm a project on foot to kidnup,
and, If rjecoBsary, to kill, President Lincoln;
that one evening shortly afrrward, while passing a pub
lic house, he beard boisterous talking within, and on en
tering found a man named McCullougb, half inebriated,
boasting to some blockade runners that within a month
the old Tall splitter would bo in Richmond cutting wood
to cook the Yankee officers' rations at the Libby; that
knowing McCullougb was betraying au Important secret
of tbe government ho, as was his duty, arrested and
confined bim in Castle Thunder; that on tho following
day he was informed by Winder that tbo President was
exceedingly annoyed at tbo arrest of McCitllough, as his
fatbor, a very wealthy and influential man had interceded
with the President in his behalf, and had represented
that his sun had been arrested malicourly and without
caus', and "without cause, and that he (W nder) wished
d"ponent to accompany him to Davis and explain pre
cisely whut he hail heard ItcCullough say und all tho
circumstances under which he bad mudo tho arrest; that
thereupon deponent and Winder called upon Davis, -when
deponent, at Ins Excellency's request, made the 4 sired
explanation; that while they were talking ?n tbe sub
ject throe men named Patten, Lamar and Powell called
in relation to tlio arrest of McCcllougti.
Tbo deposition then proceeds to recount what was said
and occurred by and between Davis and tho otbor parties
referred to, and corroborates in almost tho precise lan
guage the account given in Patten's aflldrvu of his
second intervt w with the rebel chicf.
Thus It will be seen that the aim of Ihe oonspiralors
wa.-i to fasten upon Davis a murderous design as fkr back
as 1883, by making him ft 'iarty to a pk>t. at. that time lor
the killing of the Prosideut, a fact which, il' established,
it was supposed would, taken in conaoctien witii tbe tes
timony the |>orlMtuusCa:jtpbell and Minvel weroexpectAd
fxt give, leave ne doubt in the mindt, of a conrt of tho
guilt of tbo ?noveetl. The nifair w.v so iagenlwisly con
trivod that It would bo ImiHisaible to eontratftct tlieso
witnesses, Wmder aud Powell (I'ajrn ?) he ng dead and
I^imar boing only f myth.
llut Pat ten and Wright, as T havo aV-oody romarked,
were not brought !>? fore the coiiiBiittro to Hoslatn tiielr
nffldav its, and the oaminittoo, or tho repuM can mem
bers thernel, have decided to b -.love their <dej>o?iitioiis,
the '?coiUideBtial pitpors of the War I>opartriiont,?' not
wlthstandinK "i.'sripbell's" a?s?riino heloro I lie com
mitteo that tlw di^rionents wore h>red bogus wKue.-ses
like, hitnsclf.
The tfejK^itions of these niwi. of which 5 have giver
you a vorj- full synopsis, furnish th only evldeno?.
agulnif. Mv. Pavir in the han^s of the < omir.ttloe, tlie two
letters roferro<l to, and other stuff called evidence, b ing
of no imiKirtane? ? liatever. Any lawyer would as mm> ii
think of putUnc " the man in ttio moon" on trial en
tlio strong) Ii of such ovidenoo tin of puUiurf Mr. Diivis.
and the committee while It will pro. ess to lielieve Huvik
guikv v. til fail to r?<?mmef>d tliat lie he brought to Irint.
1 lio nulH'nls, ? lioso maciiiuations have i*-en sumaiikcl
through t.be laudable treachery of Campbell and
ttncvol have a'tamionod ibelr murd^rous de'lgus, and are
lio* nmployirg the Judiciary Committee, pliant tools as
could bu desired, to hide t)l" evidence ?' tlieir Iniqu.ty
nnd screen litem from the opprobrium they deserve.
Mr. Hojrers Is not permitted to examine tlio testimony,
because iu fact that of Campbell dlncii* k Hie nam"* Of
some of tho radical coiHpiraiors; ho is uot allowed to
exaintno tf?o pa|wrs because the dep witions of Patten
and Wright, upon which the committee have to found
the opinion of Davis' guilt, will not, ?a their lace, l? ar
legal scruiiuy. I'hese heartless radicnis, since tin y can
not have tho pleacire of hanging the unfortannl - rebel,
are determined, if |M*ssihle to stab b-s reputation a*.|
rcciler him iu .uiiuhh In tbe eye* of It- norjlilr men.
? r Bomwell. iu hln MMTI, will admll, for Lo vS fce
bound to notion nud admit, lliat Campbell ami Socvnl,
who made deposition* for the Bureau if Military Jh?iic<>
01 nrnrti Impoitnn e, s:i|ijM.r lift thorn to bo true, than a'l
thr real of the evidence in the cane put together, wet ?
iuducod to confer In-fore tho committee that tliey hail
nworn falsely from bepiuuing to eu?l. and were en^ag ? I
and |mut fordoing ao by an agent ui th<> covrrrm ill ;
and all m? Ingenuity and "kill of tho learned gentleman
will thin be summoned to tdileld bin rudio.il friends from
iti-jxh: :Uiilitv uud blatuc, and render p auMbl< tho propo
sition. that tho loot that these two aeoundrela ww tub
oru?d<and awore fulf -ly lb tho matter furni?he* no Just
ground* for rej e.tlng nr su*pe< tiny the testimony of the
?.iber wlmemten; but let It not be forgotten that Camp
bell u*f the other witaenea were tubtrned dl*>
COLLEGE COM1ENCEMENTS.
W itltllchiiry < Vermont.
Tli' CominonivMiicul eieiciae* of Muldlcliury Otttlg*
*>'1 ?? t ?I|0WM : ?
SeiTOAT. Augaat 6, one P. M. ? Bm-dlan-eato >tiiu<Mi l>?
the I'rr-idcou
Tr? ?uT, Angii.-i 7, elelcn A. Il ? Adilreae iHrfuar t ho
rblluuiuUHMiun Society, bjr < ! eo K. Edmund', of llur
lin ton. At lialf-pn?t t\v? 1'. M.. aildrw-i hcture ib? i'liila
dclphian Society, Ivy IVnC. Kdwartl- A. 11irk-, l>. B., i>f
?li li fi. Mo . r:v?n!uA l*Mrkatf ?n pri/i. |*"iUo?.
ft u>M. . A vu-i s At.i.n- r-..i >/ .v.- *. Hi- i
JUttlu I ' ll M., < Tji ? I'.v J ? .' lilt H llWrH, fliw
"I I "<?/": I'Min, liy t.. R. ,-:i. r :i u. <?!*?* ?f iKMt. flu*
tll?r?rj' oxer lie* mil i.e movommJ' <1 by a itinuer niiU axial
rvuuloti ol tli? Alumni.
TlrtKMT, Augmd ?, nine A M. luu'igiiK tioiinl Roy.
H. 1). KNdtel, President. Half-pant one o'clock I'. M..
ornti'ic nint othor e?rci?AM ol the Kruluailng iia?<.
M*m(its' Orntion, by N. B. SmiOt, A It.
Tlie preliminary meeting of the Alumni will lie tirld on
Tue-day, August 7, ut n:ne A. M.. at the lecture r<mm <if
tlx* tlouifro. iitimai rtiurrh. A rofji.nry for the Alumni
will there be opened. The muiDil mf ting of tbo *t*o
riutlim Mill bi' held ill tbe College <iia|?'l AngUrft 8, a'
ni(K A. M
HariUnu I ni\ cralty, 1 1 it null im, >. V.
The inunal public cwrcUe* at this nnlvcralty *111
u|m>b ou Knitay evening next, -fnlv 27, with tbe exbihi
t Ion ?r the tiramraar School. on Mnn<Uy uomiug next
the mrm tiefore llie Education Society* will IW ile.
tiviwol by Rev. to . S. Itiddell, ol New llmo'tlitk, N. J.
In t|?? e\ ? Mini: a Mnunu win he MHml before the x,
??tei y tjr laqn.rv by Kef, TbMMM Arm tagft, I>. IV, of Mic
Klflh Avenue itaptlFt church. in thi? city On Mondav,
:tOtli. the literary aociffUee Mil hold their?antvimftrla*
Th - era! Ion will In- dollvtrt -I by Mr Kno- CI irk. ot St
l/ini?. Mo., anil the poem by R*r. P. K. Smith, of \e?
ton. Man*.
Tne 'fhrolngiial Semiaary will hnl<' tit- ;?nuiver?ary on
Taeadar mormag, ami In th'* even ng Dm annual din
oomae l?->fore l lie AM'iH'ittion of AJ'itnni .intl friend- Will
j he gives by Iter J. K. Holme*, of title ell; y.
Wedti'vlay. Angita! I, will he Comrmiticerocnt flay
tfler th!? nmtal e*erci!?v Md bonnr? the ercntiiK will
?iilior in the well known rcitivtty of tbc Alutuni M'l
Otend" md th:s will . kw< the ADntvermrv
IjbtHle t'elleir.
Kjenis, IV, July 34 IW,
At itie ntmi fn?*ni' ni exerolnee of (.afajrette t'ollega
u>-il?y l*r lienor l.t-e. lale ii.ajur of the Kimrtfc New York
artillrry, i|.-th ereil an addr"'!" to tbc alumni aad frtetidn
?it Hie lolliye, iii tbe acrrlrci n nil?red by the rtuVnti>
in the Utc wiii, br wliiim the t^iil'-jje hud bf' n re^rr
filled In li'Oii v 6\e r<'Kiin< nia from flftcrn dWHtit
ilea, lie ronier ntone of the R-iautiBr school bulldlnf
Uid to-'lay b> Iter. t.Vorje JuaJter, D. P
NEWS FR01 FORTRESS MONROE
>'? wmme M -?a?>*, July '21. IM*
The kit nli ?l Agawam amtred to day from (lie Porte
tiii'Uih Nktt Yard, having completed her repair* She
? ill rMnein hem two or three day?, adinrtltig bnr omn
l ??-<? and will then proceed dltwct to P'?rt Royal
Ktan t; or <i ?m?> *r Bnroa, K r ? <i* f rtilar U?e
Mth l oat , OfttMa, th- murderer of HeNabfe, autre r?.i Ike
eiireme penalty of the law, at ItenUa. By. The exec*,
?.on waa witneeaad by ? conoenree of people eallmated at
from fire to eight thonaand. Th* parting between tbe
condemned man and hi* wife tadeaenbod aa very iif'i t
lt>* -parfectlr bear: raading. Be aaeaMri perfectly calm
on ainerflag from the Jail, and when on too arafloVt at
tempted to addreaa the crowd, but ooald not utter ft
word. The fall waa tome four or Ire feet, and bit a?ck
waa illalucatad when be dropped Hla feet Uracbed tVe
earth, and be enemed to be atandiac erect on the ground.
(?WlBg a good deal of diaftatlefftctioo among tbe apectalonr
?mil it w*? aanertalfted tbat bia weight bang en t rely on
the rnpe. He died In nine mioote* It la cald that
ftamea I, a* made a fall cotifeaalnn, which la la the haade
?f ReT. Mr. Pooaltt. h'a apirttn-U adtrlaor, and hla raner >
of wkketloeM dfttee !>iw v to hla tenth \ ur II 4 ?r I
cnniplice la tbft ni'inler wbtch h? n?pl?t d ?>? the ,
Iowa la a man nai <1 Harnllioo, wb# |i\ b- -en arte I '
Md nni .iwn'j
GtivFRAL SHERMAN IN CANADA.
SPECIAL TBLE^*" TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
"'fUtare U it* ?*^e? and Arrival In M?n
t'artjUwi luiiut'1* to MIU
V-?r?J Sh?.m. ^ 0 W" Ju|y 34, 18041 '
Ifcuoru. Ct^mM arrived by the boat tr
uobec this mornm*. *** I?ased Sunday at the " /j*
larters of I-nrd Aio*. R' in the ' '
lUdel, attending religious 9l)rTtPOg ut ' V*?0?
alholio church in ' moralr " * Rom*n
? . drive around *? " * ?* ^
bout three thnusttD'* ? * u ^'?rnoon
sr of the citizen* num
i tho steam' lllm lust"y from tho wb?f
eneral dul" A ^ r?r Monlwdl> wl>lch tribute the
Arrivir / fknowledged.
nd a' ^ fcero, he broakhstcd at St. Lawrence Hall,
scr ^ *,alf p;ut nine proceeded to th<^ Lcgan Tarm,
Ranted by a large number of Canadian
jf^\3 ry dignitaries and citizens, when fan witnessed a
?Twrough artillery drill with tho Arrestrvng gun battery.
TFae General inspected this arm and its capacities with
'.he greatest care and interest. Returning thence, ho
paid a flying visit to her Majesty's frigate Pyfadoa, lying
In this harbor, where be was cordially received and en
tertained. He subsequently lunched at tho St. James
Club, wbero he rema ned until he set out on ifce steamer
Chambly to do the Rapids. The steamer wn* decorated
with the American and British national enf/mns, and a
large and brilliant crowd of people, Including the military
in full uniform and the band of the Twejy. third fusl
locrs, thronged Iter decks.
An elegant dinner was served which w? ,3 followed by
toasts atid speeches, among which was tf oat of ex Uov
ornor John A. Andrew, of Massachusetts. 1 append that
of General Sherman In full.
In the evening the distinguished gut r A dined at St
Lawreune Hall, in company with Colonel Bell, command
ant oi'tbe Royal Welsh Fusilecrs, and 'tho hero or tho
Alma, and some other gentlemen. Tin 1 entire party at
tended the Theatro Royal, where they saw Mrs. General
Lander, late Jean Davenport, iu the 1* ?fy of Lyons.
General Sherman, being pressed fo r time, feavo-i for
Buffalo early in the morning, where k,o win bo received
by General Barry, commandant at l/jag point, and the
military.
The honors paid General Sherrae n In Canada nnmls
takalily indicate the friendly I'eelinj/ opistln: here In his
behalf, and the high regard in wh> oh bis military abili
ties are held.
RI'Ktm or GVKKR1L SKI A KAN.
The following is General Sherman's speech on board
of the Chambly : ?
Mr. Mayuk a.m) GtcrruntBt? H.nowit.g that a speech is
expected from me I phall pToooed without apology. I
find it exceedingly dilUoult to suppose that
1 am addressing foreigner* and strangers. I see
nothing to remind mo of U either in the
dresses or facos of tho?e a'.tojt me. It is true that the
ornaments wurn by some here on this occasion are not
the same as those fres'jrfbed by my government; but
here the difference erases. Those whom I address
understand tav langengc and. I hope, understand
the feeling and mania ot in winch I am Imly thank
ful, apart front any distinction you are pleased to
attach to my name, for the kindness with
which I have eveiyv hero been received in Canada.
I did not intend tlito for a visit of ceremony. I have
corns merely casually, and for pleasure. ?1111, 1 am
sorry ibat I have had to pass through the country so
rapidly. 1 Hand in tho presence 01' highly educated
military men, and It is only natural that I
should receive tho compliments of such mou as
General Lindsay, who was a scholar In
his profession. and mvlo the art of war bis study through
life. THe pride I fuel, liowovor, is this ? that if I have
done anything that reflected credit on the science of
war md the military art it is- for all those who have
davuted themselves to these studies and not merely
for xuvmlf or my own peoplo. In fact, I
have done nothing inoro than I have read
how to do . in many books In the Eng
lish language, and not more than has been done by
others m principle at loast, perhaps by gentlemen who
hear mo now. All that 1 can claim any personal merit
lor is that I liavo acted with u pure heart and honest
intentions. My country justly claim* from me my
tint', my life, cvervthiDg' I isnaMssod, but it
is In a certain sense your country also;
for it is a country which is freo for every one to come to
and stay, to live .m equal terms with ev Tybody else, und
from whiich overy ono is free to depart when be erases
to llko it. Thoqe to whom it belongs have acquired
it by settlement, or by purchase, or in
a small dog rue by conquest, as Great Britain
his acquired thousands of Bailee of territory,
ami all wo ask of others is to chonee whether tbev will
stay whero they are or live ill the United !? tutes, and so
living obey lb' laws, or go quickly nwuy if they do not
like them. Wo of the I'nltod States made war on
our friends at the South for this reason. Wo
said to them, if you don't like the country go
away, aud * re told in reply, "No, we will stay ami
?tight." 1 have thom'ht It strange that anybody in
Canada should sympathize with the South in this." I
ran not b'tieve that such sympathy ' was general, and
do believe that wherever It existed it was because the
facts were not understood. Why the jieopie of
the South voted every nun of them for their
favorlto candidate, and if there are any sympathizers
present who aro also members oi clubs, eti|ie< - tally mili
tary clubs. I would *sk them what tbev would th uk of
men who tirst voted at the eleetloa and then ref a w*d to
bo bound by tho nvnlt. There was not *. man
who vot?d for Breckinridge who was not bound
by tho result of the ?le?tiou. N'ow I mi any
gentleman present who may be inclined to a
diUcrent doctrine to take that thonght with hue. Any
oillcer who knew that a 111 u?foer of the club hnti acted
thus would have him put in Coventry. This wan what
was done with tho South, aad bccaueo thev would not
Slav in Coventry it was ne>'raaary to com|>el them with
the nword. Kn.land has had Iter civil wars,
no has Franco aud ir/cry other couotrv, and
I dot not think my ecu n try would have been
perfect without one. It h? h?d Itt. civil war, and a re
spectable one too, and i>ur friends from tlie Mouth are
com n? ha k again, and will bo permitted to resume
their citizenship in less time tlmn it will take to acquire
the ?.imo privil""" in any oth r eininiry. I a* -ir.oid of
the t'mted States, r.nd 1 think that British subjects
may be proud of tbem too, and of the
American army and navy ; for the Americans trane hack
to you a lar^.' p.irt ol their history. Wolfe atd Mont
iromery are cotnmM DMnes to ls>th countries Having
lioen to St. Lou s Id the West, and now her* oa Jjiko St.
Icon's I And tho same sky, the ?imo folia* ami the
same God over all. There Is nut a narrow line
between ihc two eoi;ntrle^, xud ii anybody Irom the
Ainern an side of the 1 oe - I...II ,.?1 to I tit Were with
Canad 1111s livmg under the govrnment they have
cbOMn lor themselves, fti:autr<g their own way peaoe
ably aud inollenwvnly. ( trust my f>\ ernnn-nt will
always interfere u> pr vent -ucb pcrsena. It
is, perhaps, only now fcr the B-st t.eco that
the t nlte l States can folly assert, her right to (hi
considered a nation iu the fullest mw of the word. I
believe tliey Hill do theli dutv as such, and that 11 they
have anything t<i fay ?oi:reat Britain or Canada (t will lie
said and dene In op.-n ?iavllght after due notioe ai.d time
allowed to prepare dlaciMSion. . I nisi <inrer?ly truct there
will Ik- no seriou.* Saflitrovervy Isuween Lite eouu
tries; hat if tlieiv ever rhaU bo, it will lie, 011
'"li* ">rt of the I'n t'-d Str.tos, of theft manly
tlnd which e?er>- Kngllali te ntleman likes to nnx t.
Win!" thankh jo, 1, p-ntlemen lor yo>ir \ cry cordial
-pi 1 1 1 ber. . 1 1 nio'it res. t paj nx my ackn >? ledg.
n.ents to th" -al^.int and Ixino- ? d Colonel llell, an illu?
1 1 ions hero o Alma ami LadUM, who has done me
th,- honor will* h I eertu.aly d d not. c? pool, and which, 1
I believe, i< no: eominnn in any country, of (letting
bis splendid frgtment lnu> my luitid^ for review, in 1 lie
same men nor a if I had bc> n an oflieerln th" Unnsh
wrvlce. In yuels-c I ba\ 1' *Vtiet with enilllesl' n of a
-"filar character Thn engineer oBlcen? there esrort'd
me through their works into their most seciet
parts, ?veu -bowing me the foundations of Iholr
new fort. They exhibited uo' U-e slixlitest trace
of vmIhusv, eolioeaiment or -"uplclon All this
lias inipn-Ksed ne" with a feellnc which I have
11" disibt will lie luting, and which I aliall dk< my host to
Kpr>'S<! and ext"iid slH-ri'ser I hall gn. I again de?lna.
lb rou eh i o'ir Worship the Mayor sml Msiot <;eto-r.u
IJio'sa.' , to sxprewi mv <er.se of the jt<snt win ahown me
lij the people of Montreal and the m b'arv garrison is
the boners that have sc veueren-dj beea l?-<towed upon
en Atr"~'ti <n iltixen ami sokHer.
rat: rmnut rtni.itVMT.
| SKOAL TEUCKAi TO T?? ?EW TOR* KfUtl.
JfcHiiii* ?ii thr .tlnintriutvrr f?l *.!??? Volmi.
| lnr? t-YnlunUtn Not IImiI Thr tllarari
t.im-rnl ?n tl?r Vnlnitii-rr OOilHv lr.
?>tT4? A, inly 14. 1MM
In Ihr VmliMjinnt on lh? lU'tn fiW the ptt|ri?riii of th*
I ?ufiui*wr fur tbr <-n"mui( ynr, J. ri. K vd.imid
I aUMkfd the *<iYi>rnm?Bt fur D?stifeii'* tad
: g?nr? In majii iinnn many inorr uTl? rr* than wr*>
' ~nry. Tin? alto had ?nf'n<*r* ?!'?' ? ?n?tru(,m4 fortlfl.
. ration* of fur the drl?n< <- of Montreal, thr only
utility ?f which ??? lo Mock lb* r??!w!? with !??? during
on<- trail l thr VMnr. anil In r?nd?r thorn >ni|w<iwlila with
poo a of watar thr iKher half (I^ughtrr ) Ha aaa In
farnr of nirtai'itiK and coirrrtlng *uch gror* ahil"?*"i.
Tim Attnrnry licDMal irpliod. and In lhi> cour-ta "f ln?
yarrh said that It ?a* loo noon to a*. ail thr tmlilnr.
Tha r?wi ?t'irlt- who I ail ulrrn lh" conntry m< much
tfn<il>:? ?III Ktv< nv ???. Ilr had errrv r?a? in tohrllrv
itiat thr I viii. i ii o' ^iijizatlon l? tot <onn to fthaiHon *11
ttirir rtli.rta to ovrrthrow Brit lab dotniui.m in (unada
?>nr halt llir oflli ara of thr Cana lian roluntarr* do not
Wii"? wn-llirr tn wear th'-lr *W'fl< 011 tin it rteht or
left a.dra, for Un roa?.in Hunt of thorn ?rrr ap|mlrit?i1
wlieii J. f McTv.oald wax It tbr brad of tbr gmarn
rnrnl.
Ilr. Mrltonald drmad lhat tbrar wrr* hl? appoint
manU, aud Mr MrKaoua .irmandrd why tbr pn- ut
govrrnmrnt allowad ?urli a *tat* of Ihln/a m thr .It
lornr* tWoral had admitted to rxtat.
Fur bar dirtuvoo nrnmad and Uw oMUIllen forord
lb 1' lira through.
tWi thr Iti n for amine iba voluntrart, Mr. Hollo*
apoka la la. lit of aupplrlog Ihr forrra with br? a
load.-r* Mr MrlVmaU thought that If Uii* fana.Hana
wrrr willing to turn >m in Irfanre of England, ah*
ahonld, at laaxt. b* willing to anpply thrtn with *rm*.
Mr Jonr? frptl.il thM, to thr dl?gra<-? of tha Canadian
government. lha troop* t*rr? liadljr anppltrd lately whr?
they wrrr wantrd, hav|a( no knapaarka, and lhat Colo
?rl IVarork h?d to halt and frad lua mrn, and lhat thia
*?' tha raaarn thr Frnmna o*a|? d aftrr thr.r batllr
wltb thr roluntrrra. ||.. did not hrllarr that Knfland
?hmild hr madr Ui arm Ihr t anadlaa* Thr iVtn th<-n
pmm 'i<
?I'WWR m Ct?CiNHATI.
ftanjwati, Jnl) it. I*?H. 1
I ?? I I'.I rr?, rWfc ai Ihr Jtjvnr. r H.v ?r
'<? r ; . .? ? ;a?vm ?f tbi? city iirawJ J. V
(1 i>'. tv, > .lif<j ikii uc fp.a^ I
LOUISVILLE MUSICAL CQMVENTIIjM. k
"ttw uuii , V
ftwtMUk ? * m. A
*- .
r rmj hmu.
Um Pr?w> .row. All 8eetlaaa of the ( ouu
try-CJra/jd Concert In the New Feat Unll, Arc.
Lodmvou, Ky.t July M, 1866.
I-ouie'/tle in redolent of Fatherland to day. Tbe Ohio
aeems to be transformed into tbe olaaslc Rhine, and
the yellow, red and black flag aro aandwiched
between the Stars and Stripes. The parti
colored and numerous other ban ? on are wav
ing la every street Tbe musical congress of
the fourteenth annual Saengorbund commences Its first
grand festival in the West, and from the mammoth Fest 1
Hall on Broadway rolls out the graiid old music of th?^
German masters on tbe voices of a thousand burly T<vq.
tons. For tho last few days tbe various committors have
beetx assiduously at work completing the arrangements
for the festival, and It is a gratifying proor of tbe uucccss
and popularity of music in America that all nationalities
warmly participate iu It.
TOE FRST HALL.
spocially erected at aa immense cost for the occasion, is
quite on Imposing structure. It is fifty feet high, one
hundred and seventy-eight long, and eighty-two broad,
and is constructed ou excellent acoustic principles. The
stage is semi-circular, and can accommodate with ease
the Immense chorus and orchestra designed for it the
building will hold four thousand people, the gallery alone
being capobleof containing fifteen hundred. It is decorated
with red, white and bine devices, and on tbe stop* of
tho stage appear tho busts of Beethoven, Mendelssohn,
Mozart. Schumann and Schubert. Kar.lt society partici
pating in tho festival ha* its own place in the hall desig
nated by an Appropriate shield. At the back of tho stage
Apollo and his lyre appear, surrounded by elfulgeut
rays.
TlfK nBAIXJIAHTRRv AND COM Mm WW.
The headquarter* of the Saemterbu ml are in Bock's
Ball. Messrs. Hullmau. St Ion, Halm. Wolff, Kaulds and
Kller aro the principal members of the numerous com
mittees. Tho Fest Director Is Mr. Sobolewskl, of St.
Louis, and Mayor Lithgow and General J 0. Davis take
an active part in the proceedings.
TH* BOCIKTtES lUBHKtfT.
No less thau forty societies I rum different cities In the
Kast and West. including the New Vork l.iederkranz,
under the direction of Mr. Steiu, had arrived, and will
take part in the festival.
T.IK PROOKSSIOS.
At two orclock this afternoon a procession was formed
at Bock's Hall and started for the i'est Hall in the follow
ing order : ?
Band of Music.
Flag of the Saongorbnud.
Central Committee of Columbus. Ohio.
Cent rul Committeo of Louisville, Kentucky.
Maonnerchor of Columbus, Ohio.
Ban 1 of Music from Chicago. Illinois.
Concordia of Chicago, Illinois,
Germonia of Chicago, Illinois.
Frier Maennorchor or Chicago, Illinois.
German la of St. Louis, Missouri.
Arion Dos Wont ens, St. !/>uis, Missouri.
Delegations of the Musical Societies ol' St, Louis, Mis
souri.
Turner Maonnerchor. of Nashville, Tennw-ee.
Liedere.hor, ?l Bvansvilie, Indiana.
' Maonnerchor, Of Indianapottfc
Maennerch'ir, Tell City, Indiana.
Maonnerchor, of Torro Haute. Ind.ana.
Liederkran/., of Richmond, Indiana.
Band of Munic.
Mannorchor, of New Albany. Indiana.
Liedertafol, of Ijifayette, Indiana.
Saong'-rhund, of Aurora, Indian*.
Maennorchor, of Ijtporte, Indiana.
Llederkranz, of Now York city.
Lledertafel, of Hiiitalo, New York.
Llederkran/., of Syracuse, New York.
Maennercbor. of Wheeling, West Virginia.
Harmonic, of Wheeling West Virginia.
Frohslnn, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Band ot music from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Maonnerchor, ot Ci'ae nnali. Ohio.
Saeti^erbutid, of Cneioiiatl, Ohio.
Juoger Maonnerchor, of Clnclnna'l, Ohio.
Harmonle, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dralden Saengorchor, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
fiaongerbund, or t'oledo, Ohio.
Gesangvcreln, of (Cleveland, i ihlo.
Maennercbor, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Lieilerkranz, of Cleveland, Ohio.
I.I 'derkran/., of Kidney, Ohio.
Wyandotte Saongerhund. ot Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
Harmonic, of Chllhcothe. Ohte.
Liedortatel. of Akron, Ohio.
Bri'dertrand, of Tillm, Ohio.
Orplvus, of Louisville.
Frohslnn, of l.ouisvllle. ?
l.iederkranz. of Louisville.
Concordia, of Ixiuavillc .
TIIK RR'UFTMH IWUMT.
Arrived at. (he Fern Hall the -aengarh ind was opened
' by Ro-sini's soul stirring overture to f.<i >;<ira fjajirn.
In this overture Uicrr is a movement In triple time,
which Is one of tho most graceful and viv d
parts of that great, repre-entativo o' tti Is lialian school.
The other orchestral parts were the march from "The
Prophet," a dicrr if- mmt bv Wallerstetn and Weber s
ever welcome overture to Kurynui he. The march from
"The l'rophet '* was marred bv being taken too
slow and bv the absnn a of that roa-ive tirmdeur
which should t>? iis distinguishing foaiire,
Tho other orchestral pieces were given
with a warmth and expression that fully upheld the
high ropitailoij of tho orchestra. Those delicious
woodland wartillngs in the ?' EuryuitUe " were given
with freshness and dellcafv, ami the baton of Mr.
Sobclowsky lioid lite orcliemia of si-vents' performers in
admirable opler throughout. "Tin1 Singers' Greeting,"
stini; by the l-ouisvillo societies, wax the only vocal piece
on tho pro^rammo.
The old Central Committee of the Sa*ng<rt>und pre
sented tho society's tlai;s, throu.h Mr. Dresel, to the
new committne. Mr. A. stein, the Pics dent, r- ponded
The formal roc, ptlon or the guest- tiy Mayor Lithgow, of
l/Milsvilie, tl??*n took place, and Professor Hi- lm.ui re
sponded in tltting terms. At the closo <f his ad
dress the latter cln pod the Mayor's hand, and
turning to the audi?n e, uttered the memo
rable words which have been adopted as the
motto of Kermi' Ky, "I'nlted we stand, divided ?.? fall,''
thereby exprersinif tho complete tiarmnny which pro
vails lictwe<-ii the Oormans and oth -r natxmalltl s on tbe
present ocraahw.
In sp te ot the heat there were aboat two thouaand
people .issemtiled in the ball. .
niK Kvr.sijMi
Dnring the concert in the evening. Woodland Garden,
a handsome t.nd well shaded Uerinau resort, in the sub
urbs flt tho ill), was crowded wttli the members of tba
SaongiTlMind. The garden was brilliantly illuminated,
and the vasi crowd neemod t<i abandon themselves com
pletely to the magnetic influence of music, Rhine wine
and Uter be>-r. in many of the sireeia fes
toons and arches or evergreens are Wretched across
and beam'ii; rsMintetuinceK of unmistakable Teutonic
origin an; to be met at every cerntn- Auatrians and
1'rusaianw meet on the neutral ground of mus c and har
niony, fore tful that tli'-ir brethren acmes the Atlantic
are engaged In *i?*adlv strile. K\?| the juvenile portion
ot the c nimunUy In^e heeonie Tenioaltled, and march
in impromptu precession, wlih painted tow paper for
Iiu7s, or i aikiog out pliiasns belonging to no language In
particular.
To-morrow night tho llrst irand vocal and instrumen
tal onceri will take place at the Keat Hall. Tbo t-aon
gorfest will flnl?h iii^on Sunday with ?ee o the grand st
concert* ever liven in An* rioa? namely, the best nawic
seleetieos, laterpn-ted by the full chorus and orchestra
in the Mammoth Cave.
DECISIONS IN SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS
Itnfore Jtidp* CWIto.
Jclt -4 ? C. (*. WmI v? 1.1 ward lleniiett. ? Tha <u>
felidant ordered to he fln?d $'_*00 to indemnify plaintiff
for tbe nmonnt uf bit judgment, and to bin own
and eipenvn. Defendant lo lie eomniitied until the
payment ofitaid amount.
Sathaulet Hlanrrlt et al. r* Tb?ma< Kirkpatrck. Mo
i on for atuulini'ui declod with |10i'o*ta
Heniumiti M.uk- et at. v? Beniamin <?. t.jilon. ?Mo
tion ffiuntnl w.tb 910 coat*.
Hannah TolMrut v? Ai.n K ? ' dien et al.? Motion it?nM
witlx. it co*t* on the ground ot larhoa on ilia |*rt of tha
plaintiff
In the m*ttr of the ippllcalion of the Tint National
Hank ot Me.td\ llle, *r,? Motion grants Win H rough
to be ?ptx'int'Hl *>ie truntor, acruritjr to be fixed br the
Judie who ahall ft tie the order
Before Judge Harnard.
Ja-ieph F.neai< ??, .latum Wagner. ?The paper* ahow, I
think, that |>la.ntilT ia a resident ?uv ?et aaldo
Aloert Crme r?. John A. t'rane ?Motion lor tba Ap
pointment of guardian in-antM.
-a' ah K'l* Arda fharle* .T Pardee.. -Motion
denied.
I'r ??ion Waie et al v*. |e?i? Wbltehnna* ? Motion
den ied.
iVie.iico Win m ro v< I. W. tj.lberl.? Motion granted
t>?i I i tner.t of en?ta
II' :waM Hni.ff'o. v?. the ?ame ? -am" deri?mn
A niZC F*HT_M THE TAPIS.
A prlxe light |4 on Ike lupin between two notice* The
ni'i' li m for f.'Kdi n *id-\ Tlio rnimoi of tlio prln<*lp?la
aii' I i he place of enrotialor arr for the prraent a n.aitor
of Nacrecy. The nilll will lain- place about the middle
of UK coining month Con? iralde money baa been
IM by the Mend* on both ?h)e?.
HOT MAO.
k> i nr. kuitor or nut iib?iai.i>.
N?w You. July M, !????>
la tbl? day '? tame of your jonrnnl the ropcrter baa
Mated (liai I died of rlmlrra laot eveninr . Inamn?< h w
I bar* not hern III lately, and that there oonld not be,
therefore, w? ?fo>in<t*t?m lor ?nch a report. I r.ianot
eom-elre why anything ot the kind rmild ha*" be?o in
?orted. I a?* too. aa a aimple art of Jortlee, todrnr the
?Utfr.eni I). (Hl'M-lVAN.
FUMIUl Of JAMS S. THOU* ? TAOT.
Tiu.r K. Y , Joly 24. l*m
Tl.e ftm -ral of J,vn?? * Thorn, late of th Trny T?a>*?.
and a nrmi?f o? ibe laat l^xmUinre of ibie Maw. t?nk
plane hero In day Two ihminnd pecooaa were pr<-?*nt,
rrprearntinc the Kn f' te Templar* "f llie v mi.. t ic Ira
larmtr, the Fire IVpartmeni , ibe -late l^>*,?l*ture, tha
Tr y ' ommon t'ouni I and the preoa of the city, tieoe
n?l Void, J it due Oonld and Mayor Fla?|| w?re amen* the
iiueintero. The t>tii? w?r? toUod and 0*c* arc flying ?? j
THE ANTI-BENT TROUBLES ENDED.
Albany July 24 lMfl
fhe anti-rent war ia virtually ended. Two additional
wrtfc w i^tmenl tave ?"?cnied : and several of the
wmt M imm4 aui?|arn| '
military will be relief "Jp* daljr borne (4
Oils elty to? rraw evenaf ^
MID DUST PftM MONTANA.
* 8t. Louis, July 24, intw
At/Oji three hundred thousand dollars In gold du?i
rea /lied St. Joseph yesterday In the hands of passenger*
fr/Vm Mon tana.
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New Om.iA.Na. July 24, 1 W>.
Arraugomentfi have been mad.- to arrest the "couv.,u.
tion plotters" if they attempt to assemble on the lUt hj
under the recent charge to the Grand Jury.
There Is universal congratulation at the extraordinary
health and prosperity of the city.
NEWS ITEMS.
Negroes and white men were equal parties to a light i m
a b irrootn at Savannah, G a., on the 19th. (hie negr<ti
was mortally wounded. i
It is reported that two moo and a boy, who confessed
to several murders and robberies, were hang by Jndgd
Lynch at Louisa, Ky., on the 18th.
A terrible flght occurred on board the bark Prshtig*^
outward bound from Chicago, on the 20th. The nmiw,
was klllud and a sailor horribly mutilated.
A duel was fought at Mobilo on the 19th betweeu iu
ox-rebel and au ex-federal soldier. The rebel was killed?
George W. Kole, a contractor In Thorp's rlflo factory J
Hartford, Conn., was murderously assaulted on the 21*f
by a fellow namod Dennis Keardorn, who has been rap*
tured. I
George F. Moody, charged with planing obstructions oi?
the track of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad, in
bon, has been hound over to the Superior Court for trial.
For want of sureties in $1,500 he wat> sent to Jail.
Th e name of the negro who murdered B. 8. Rbott iia
South Carolina recently, is Horace Greeley.
Hrinnt asd Suianic is Krnvnix A horrible tragdw
occurred a few day* since In Caldwell county, Ky. Mrj
Alexander, a man sixty yearn ot aje, had been married
twice, and some time since had separated from his wifn,
afterwards living with her again. After returning W
his wife the second time she [lerslsteutly demanded thai
the marriage cep'mony should be performed the seo-ouJ
time. For a constd rabie time these old folks lived t<.J
gather very d -agreeably, when at last one day, while d
soti of Mr Alexander wan In the barn at work, he hear<f
a pistol fired. Proceeding immediately to the house, htf
discovered that his faiher was lying dead upou the floor
two shot* having taken elT ct. Upon the appearance or
the son the wi e instant y llred upon bim, the bail takinr
effect In the hand, but doing no serious damage. TliJ
sou hastened to a neighbor's ho iso to procure assistance,
and upon his return ?lth a party, they beheld the wifa
lying dead In the yard, sho having taken her own life -
btawville, /ltd., Journal, July 19.
Great Britain ik A'rouvr with tub United Mim ? ?
Mr. James Munroe, of this city, yesterday morning re.
ceivod by express from Now York sixteen chronometeie
stolen by Wnddel I, Of the llriii-h pirat" Shenandoah,
from our whale ships, as follows : ? William Thompson,
on-; Nassau, one, Aboi-ail 1: Jireb Swift, one; Con ?
gross, two; (iypsev, one; Sophia Thornton, one; Hoctor,
two; Waverley. one; Nimrod. three; Martha 2d, one-;
Fnblti?, one. The flags and ohronometers thus recovered
will ho credited on tho aeco-nt against the English got.
eminent lor the losses sustained by in ausof their plisti
cal vessel. ? AViu Htdj rrd (.tfruu.) Mercury.
Died.
CAxneut. ? On Tuesday, July 24, JAxr Caxtiki i>.
youngest da gluerof Mary and Samuel L. Cantiold, atre.t
1 year, 4 month* and 9 days.
The relatives and frleu ts of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late rvsi.
donee, No. 98 Ryers m stroet, Brooklyn, this (Wednes
day) afiernoon. at throo o'clock.
M I'm i.irs. ? On Sunday morning, July 22, John 1..
Md'uiLiFe, a native of tho county Mona^han, Ireland,
a+rod 27 Vests.
The relatives and frionds of tho family, and those or
his brothers, James and Patrick, also the Confraternity
or St. Vincent de I aul, and Sodality of B. ?. M. at
tached to St. Ann's Rotnau Catholic church, are invited
to attend the . uuer.il, from his late residence. No. 122
West Twentieih street, this (Wednesday) morning, at
nine o'cloek, from thence to St. Franc s Xavier'e church.
West Sixteenth street, where th-re w.ll be a solemn re
qulem mass off red for th repoae of his houl, thence tn
Calvary Cemetery lor interment.
Columbus ((ia.) and Mobile paper* plercse copy.
iFinr O'her Oratim .S?- Third /Vi^. 1 4
MIHCKLLWKOIH.
A -a? A-A-A-A TRULY SPLENDID REPRIGERt*
* V tori* IAhSfORD'1 othbnM Nonpareil, Involving
a sr??t ?ii ring of Ice. with Inefeaaed frigidity ot teinper&iire.
10,1110 trnm $0 .V) upward*; cootfit and awecleHt In lb*
World. E. D. BABRIrORD'B cr it ?* 'titral hou,.ek"e j? r*'
btuar, China, Qlaaa and Crockery, Cooper* lnatltuus .. 4
Amor Dlace ?isn of the golden kettle. corner aiore
A DIVORCE LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ANY HTAT*
J\ without publicity or evpoiure. Mo fa" until divert* la
grin led. U. LINCOLN, Attoru ?> ,ml Cnun?elloi a' Law,
ttl) Naaaati etreet.
(lOBM, BUNIONS, HAH NAIL8, TENDER EBET I/O,,
J cored by Dr. KICK, .V HuwiTjr, Bunk Building.
RU E'S Aniubllalor cure* Corn*, Bunion*, Nail*. Ily in. il
AO cent*.
INORt'EH LEOALI.Y OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
and oner suite*, without loiWIdtv ur fee till divo.va
M
1) ana on er Mat**, wltiioui publicity ur faa till dlvo <-e
obtained. Consultation* free. M. IIOWEK, Attorney an*
Counsellor. 78 N aaaa u *lreil.
rpREI'KLKR. TAN AND PIMPLE* REMOVED AT
' one,- bv the iim? of I' pin to * r'reokle Tan and P'napla
Bnnlaher. I'm* 40 eenta. .-old by DhMAB BAK N K* to
Co., XI I'ark row, aod all driiKKiat*.
ILUOMrt (IK MOTHERS HMD MCBSRS CERTIFY
I?r Mtler a Intani ?':irmln*t'ee the onlv nt'n reme?l?
for '?hildren. Prce 25 can la. Agent*, DKMAH BAKNES
t CO., II i'ark row,
OLD EYES MADE NEW WITIIOl'T SPECT.U'l.l .?
dnc'nr. or medicine. pamphlet mailed free. Adrtri w
E. B. Fooia. M. U , 1.130 Br > .dwuy, N V.
Comfort and Cure for the Kupturel Sjui frae Ad<i??a
E. B Poole, M. 11.. 1,130 Bro.dwiy, N. V
Cnnlldentlal Information for the Ml rrlrd. Set) t free i?t
n alml envelop. Addreaa E. B. Poole, M D., 1,130 Bn.?4
way, N. Y.,
Medical Common Sen*e 400 iu?g??: 100 llliiitraMoui .
$1 M Kent l>? mall everywhere pi.*ip,Jd t 'cm ten la tahlea
*ent free. Addre** the author, F. H Kootr, l.lBll Broadway,
N. Y. Conaitlullon fiee ila.ly, from ? A. M. to ( P * la
taiid* at a dlHance mav con?ult by letter.
RADWA1 -? READY RELIEF,
ASA PREVi NTIVB Af! AINrfT
ASIATIC CHOLERA,
wili. ci.-a*
ILL BOWEL OOMI'LAIMTH.
\ V i?|*?iiiriil In half a lumiiler of water i a* a ilrii.a w.lt
in a lew uiinuie*. Mop ibe 1110*1 painful di*charg* ??. anal ma
lore Uie latiiciit to health unit coiutort.
RAP DLT ITH!!S
all Rlteomitlc and N?ur*li(<c A fl,~tliKi*. Sore Thr<iai Aaih
tiu. Dipiberln Nervou? If ?? idiiche.
WH KKVc.K I' VIM F.SHN
apply Ihe Iteady Relief. It will allord Immediate eaae and a
null fc eure.
Price .Ml oenta per bottle Sold by drugglata.
KADWAY A CO.. C7 Maiden line
fpilE BTRONO AND CBI'ALLY HEtLTHT DIE
of Bilioua Parer, of Dlarrlm-a, of IljraeBlery, o' Cholera
Mortal*, of Aula tie Cboler It la beratue they can ry
wllhoot succumbing, a large .|itantlly of Ibe knnior* wk.eb
oc.ial n tlieae complainla ; but w ban Ibe quanUtr gel* km
larga for their power* of aaduranna than indeed there !? na
lime ?o lo*e.
BRASDRKTH'ri PILLB
BRANDRE1 H'8 PILLB
BRANDRKTH'B PILLB
nittai l>e al ? noe applied. Opium, and all remedie* thai I ?K
up, are wo.ae than uaaleaa
Rut
BR ANDRi I II 8 P1I.LH
BRANDRL ril'8 PILLB
a: unae gn la '1-e '? ol tt the dlfflcully and drlee ? ut all ih?
humor* Ilia: ? i -ter h/e.
Inflammaii -i Ika howela. a ad all acute paina. ar#
cured by Ihem. Antpla dlraenona are with each hoy.
. ... ... . Ilfflct Braadrcih I!o>im
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