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HR I'JITLD STATES LAff P TREAVOX.
We publish in full, av (be llnimton Tel.
VrDli. lb Act of CoiiirivM or Iho L'l.ilcl
C....5. Mil. S,.llnn nf .vl.lrl. I I.I.
pv., m-". .... -
miUob of ftmnulMd pardon. It is Iho
'XlCof 1HC0, ' '
4iWr nwrrr, lo jtvnM
Wi artiV-.Z:'!-:... iottxzenudcLn Ucuu
f'r..f.'j H tor other puruh
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ihx. .' r. r'y rrr.'.n 'l.o 80!! lirrcafler
eoiuinil Ike irin e ol treason ii'tuniil llio U-
sllfl tftriU'K, nri.1 mittll be adjudged guilty
'.kercor, nil ' II huIToi let i.'). unci ull Lis sluves,
If any, kIi s ) I be lUtl invl nnd mndo free ; or
k e!.a!l be im;)i nied n it less tkuti. flvo
TfaiVniid fine I not lins than ten tliousund
ilulWs, nnJ nil bit s)uvi , irnny, slmll bo
retiari'.l ami roiuu 1 ce, i , ;u uuu iu uv irrieu
. m ...it--urt n.i - ..r ull .f tK tnn..ri
rla..,t n-iemml evclii line slaveg of vkiok setvee o ike United Slates slmll.UDdornny iww.ru i..c w. y nuJ Tr,. to cimtih ach 1
feD.1 Ol"' p.ipnimi,e.i..ii imp siuves oi ivuicu i, .., -.j,,,-. (A ...ni.ln n (li ' l'"i'i.of the 8mte of Nonh Carolina torMioi.anl
I be ai'r person 'i jor.ncied was tlie pwncr ' pretence, wlmtover, nsauine to deeiuo on tue j, , ,., COBJ1i,uliui r.iuuu to .t.v-L-ut
the time ff coit miuii' i ike said brlme validity of the clnim of uny person lo the ; unvornniMii, nu.l tn-wini umli u rt-..ii lirun turui ut
,n -.alt, or cuveyanec tw Ike contrary not! ; orvice or labor of hny o.korpo aor , nrsnr- ; Bmj. -'--JJ!:'. i:
Tfitrsl!ioiiiii;j. . ' 1 ' P nnV uon PCI'""" cbitnianta, j f,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i,.,k.ii, lii.urrec.lun and do.
Ut: V 11' hnv hnri-.t, lI.mII lAvi.nni Jn
' fn, rat on loot, uk :st, or rneace lu any re-
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itt:on or insurrection as'iat the auibori -
. nf tlm United Siai-n. or tko lawa tkereof.
" ii l ehail giio aiu ur ir.-it.Kr.- .. i t xt.
I; 'Ipailii, or icireald and comfort to any
,i,iii itxIfi'Tht: lebollioii tu iasurroction, and
, 4 fvreUd4kiSt'i-olt4Miiii person skull be
Jp ktfcied by iinp'risonment for a period not
e :eeding ten years, or by fiuo not exceed
in ; ten thousand dollars, and by tko libera
ti' i or all his slaves, ir any ho have, or by
be h or said punishments. j
so. .3, Every porson guilty of either or
offences ucscribod in this Act, shall bo
vor Incapable and disqualified te hold
e under the United States.
,so.t4. This Act shall not be construed
ny way to cfifect or alter the prosccu-
i convlotlon, or punishment ot any per-
pr persons guilty of treason n gainst tko ;
tedatates before the pneo'age of this Aol,
88 BUCk person is convicted under this
. k T. ., .nBB.1. im,ni,itnn I
'nrVaent. vehnllion. It shall he the dntv I
le President or the United Slalesy to
le theseiluro of all the estate and prop-
f, money, stocks, cvetlila, nnd cirects, of
persons hffreiuafter named in.-lhia sec-
and to apply aud use the same, nnd the
feeds U
Lo'Uni
eeds thereof, for the support of the aiuy
Unttetl states : 1st, Ut any person
nctina o n oftroer orHwvftiiiiy w
the rebels in arms against Ike Gov-
idTentof the United Stales; 2d, of any '
ton hereafter acting as President, Vio
Ident,: Member of Congress, Judge of I
Court, Cabinet Uibcer, Foreign Mima-
Commlssiontr, or Consul of tho so-cnllod '
federate States of America; 3d, of ony !
don acting as povcrnor of n, State, mein-
ra Convention or Legislature, or Judeo I
Iny; Court of any of the so called Confcd-
I . a-U OIibC T 11IUUI Ul 111UII1 IU IUO UUI1
Jvl ftatea, thai; ljercaftor hold an offico in
o-ea'ii'd Coniederate Blatos; Cth, of any
,' , on .hereafter holding any olhcc oragen
. , , l 'the Ooverumcut of the so-called
jjeSerato States, or'unler any of the
jral States of llio said Coufeduracy, or
tl,elawa thereof, whei her such -office or
atyc national, ft itc or municipal in'
i,, .Jme or. charuotor; Provided, That the
p,!yOns 3(, 4th and Cth, above described,
"haw,.- ' j. ....... ...
.ie.,ion, aiuco uio unio oi .ine pretouueu , 1 ' , ' - r ,
'LTliWee of secesoion of the Stat., or skull l""1 n j"1""9 ey. henevor symptoms kave
r""Itftlten an oath of allegiance to, or--u 1 ppeared of a disposition on the part or
;,;I2ort the Constitution of tho so-oalledTuPeu Kovernmcnts to meddle or mix In
c'rVederate States; 6th, of any persons J ' their wonoerns. - Abandoning the politics of
TupWiory a.'ue uuuoa oiaies. or ib in
i.(Act of Columbia shall horcaftcr sist ' n -fcurope, ana tne protcctton or snppres-v.Zt.:J-i.ij
- 1. itt . 1 sion of what Nnroleon terms "the nationali
at ! ilvB 'a anri comiori 10 sucu reueuion;
Asj ftil sales, transfers, or eonvcyaneea of
,nv Ucb property shall be null anl void;.
ln j lit shall be a stilkolent bar to any suit
brx,; gat oy sucu person tor tne possession
or sucn property or any ot it, to al
and prove that lie is one of tbc persons
bed is this section,
f, T ..i- Mr.nn .;'ii,i . Ri'.i.'ar
lory of the United States other il,an ;
Snaracd as aforesaid, after the passage i
p Aet feeing engaged in armed rebellion i
aaaidaiuieuovernraentortbe uoitou ptntes
a .1- . ..- .1 1. 1
. . . . . ... ... 1
or aiu'UR ana auewinr sucnreoeiiion, snail
... Jiihiaaixiv dava alter cubliowarninti
odAc1amfttioodulVR!T'0ndmad b?
tiie Aciideot of tho United States, ceorfe to 1
nncsand abet, such rebellion, )
v. - i
r ' .. '"1 "T" Miiiibi uu auvi- SUV U l
V : o rturn totaaiirianee to he
A . T - ttljl th esrnrr atirplvjeHy, moneys,
f1 . od crdit of snch peiioCyihall be
aiS. otJOMeannceand ftbotv lucb rebellion.
United ;
stocks,
-liable 1
.U ..1IUI. .lU.c.M.u. .nan .if, in. ,
- : 1 - .. . r.-..... 1 . r. ,t , , , . . . ,
duty of-tke Presidont toaeize aue-v.. ken !
r ... ... .. . , T w . -
.f 1 OreSOia. OT IU prOCeeu licicur-fvaj,!! j
X ViVT. trBIHters, or couvejancri ui m:
T . .L
v.t;prereoy, after the. npiration of the-
s. T,htty days from the t!stt ofsuch warn- ;
it fc'idi-!Uamai0n,iihan be nid; and vjid, ;
h-i-i IL aha.ll he -..ii, ..:. v.... .a in.
pr-.fi ding section.) .
htr. 7. io secur the cci, V-wnaCoa itii
' l-i i r any such projiertx aTvvr . raa i
' a- lav been eiiad, o that'-. P rrrs ut i
c i i; svailaM ror th p.rpjles afrresaid, i
r.vfc-ftHng. f,rem shall be instituted ia tt. ,
rar-c of tke Ui.;ted fctate. in ary E.st.-irt !
eaui -inert-rr, or ;n act teir,ioriuojr,.iir
h ' " '"JI.SW lrit Court fcr tin '
. f - rnnr i,?!,iri lii.triflt ( a-irt fcr tin'
jn', M.-rtr;'d7-i-ti.,-M-jn,, ,,s ,j.e
-( -love dretribrl, or a.t. " ,.;r,'f
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itii uliiill ba nliji!CI ot tilv, nmliutl -Jf
and ullioifnlty flli'cl lie piirpo of 1I1U
ncl, ami vi Ht In iurolinii'i of Kuril pmp
Oi'iy gimil unil TnliJ liilri ikcvclo. AJ il o
miiil ccnns simll Imvo power to nlluw nn h
f ih an J rliAV'i-il of llicli- nflioorn mh hIihII be
icusonalilo mid piopcr In llio pnml'.
fc'KC. . All sbivcs oT pnuim wbn ! o'l
kercitfiprlio CDpipcd i rrbMIion niiinnl ll:B
(iuvermiiPiit of tlu United Stntp, or w ho
tlinll, In iin.v wiiy, pivo a:d mid cirrl
tliortlo, t-Bclipins from mioli pi-rsun ami nv
kiiiR rofiipo williia tlio linen of the army,
Bin! nil bIiitcs captured from duch pwaoun, ,
or dencU by iliom. uml comluu uii'lcr tli !
com! of (lie Oovrrnm. ut of Ihe Uiutp.l ;
MntPi nna nil umven o. ncn rrri.9,i iw m
Cf blMIl willlill IIV plllCO rtCOUIil C'l
' . i i I... I (,..
g wnmn miv pira wo..i..f;i
. , ,.-.. 11rlprrti,nl.L..,nI,l hvtlie i
! forces or the InttcJ tcyhall bidmi4
, cftiliivcs of war, mid !mllbororeor h-foor
tlieir eervitmlo, find not n?i" fl
sr. 10. n Mate caj-in ntoaiiybinle,
Territory, or oi voiunium, i.un, t
i.mf ainiii ih. 1.1. inwivprpn n or in uuv
; way impeded or l.in.lered or his liberty, x-
IUI VIIIIIU 111 BWimi vu w nn
unless llio poiBon claiming nalil liigitlvo
ahull first ninko otk tbat the person to,
whom the Inbor or services or aaon iiiruitos
,, , .... .1. i . .c .,,,, .,!
nlledged to be due is lus lawful o ner and
Iiiia nnt. tim-iin nrma niriiiuat tko LnMcd
Stales in llio present rebellion, nor In tiny
i . l rA, l, ,...tn . i, i,,l ,,n
way oivon mil nnd comfort tkereto; null no
Person cncnireii n too miuinry or ii.i, u.
' On nam OI Deine tllMlliruu IIWIII juwr.-i.ivu.
I in. T :.l.. .t. rTt.'tln.l
' Sf.o. 11. The rrefiiuont or tno uiiiien
oiniea m nuumi .ten "t'i'v r"
" of Africnn descant, as he may deem nu-
oe;arv and proper for tho suppression of
this AnJ U .a-fnr this PuVUse he may
Oi'gnniio and USO them in aniHr-mannm a
he may jii(.;e best, for ihe ptiklto welfare.
Sec.' 12. Tko President or the' united
States IS hereby autkoriZCd to mnltO provl- j
sion for tbc transportation, colon! zut inn nnd ;
lettlcmcnt in somo liopicnl country beyond .
the limits of tko United Slates, of suck per-
aovs of tko African r PC, made free by tko ;
provis ons oi tins net, as nmv uu v. iimig io
Lim-rtte. bavin- first obtained tko conScnt
omtgrale, having Brst oDtnineu mo consent j
of tko government of said country, to tkeir
protection and settling wilkin tko same, to
all Ibo. rights and privileges or Ircemen.
Skc. 13. Tko President is hereby autkor-
Ued, at any time hereafter, by proclamn-
tion, to extend to persona who may liavo
pi"'iiuii'ieu "os m "jr
wilk Bitch exceptions and at suck tiuio nnd
on suck conditions, as ko may deem oxpo-
d"1 for th., PubUo welfare.
EU-' mo courts oi mo unueci ntates
"""" Funu' w " i"v.i...,.s.1,
milko orders and decrees, maun process, nnd
do all (kings necessary to carry this act iuto
effect. '
A supplementary resolution wns passed
rM-day tw-lTiwi-neM i ' .
lhat the provisions ot the 8d olnnse or the
6th sectisn shall be so construed ns nut to
"PP1? o ny act or acts uone prior to the
ptssapo thereof; nor to induce any member
' oium jjoeibhuuic, or uuBum iiu.vcuaie
co,ir,i w,,o has not, m accepting or entering
ln oihee, takon the oath to support the Lon
stlttition ol the so-culled Confederate States
"inenoa; nor ouan uny puiiisumeui. or
proceedings under said not bo so construed
asja.wnrk a fnrJeiiuii.atJlie real estate of
itm uuvuucr uirjoim ins naiurai llio.
Oca Istkesst in MExrcAjf Affairs. The
future of Mexico is now one of the most
momentous topics of thought here and in
Europe. Tho policy .of tko United. Suii
lifts always Wen to skun. cvorytking that
could by any possibility be made ti lead to
entangling complications or alliand s wltb
forecin, nud especially European powers.
I But as to tjie North American continent,
and witk reference to tko Central Amerietn
.firaina and Miixie.n. this ominlrT has evor
those interested in the. "balance of power1!
ties," Ihe American people have decided to
see tq it that -tho citixens of sister repub'lcs
on this continent skpnltl be permitted to
conduct their own affairs in their own
way, unmolested by the powers aoross the
Atlantic Perhaps our people in theirennfi-
denee In the "manifest destipy" of the Uni
ted States, and the expeoted g-ndual pro-
cess of annexation, have in the choieo of
-"J P01'" motives which deprive it of all
claim to credit for generosity. - -
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mnrA nrmlv fivfiri ,n tli- Amnt....nn tnlnrl
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tnan mat ws are not to allow any one pise
oncronch oq the poluico or lemtqry ftf :
our South rn ncislibora, and any disregard ;
. .. . . ... i
lUi" f"J"u' m10 "Ul u,i;uiBl
oi mis pretuaice quickens our uignesi re- ,
ent"cnt immediately. The open tnvaiuon ,
oi Jiexioopy trance, while wewereonprois-
canyonrcomcetie troubles, cxcitaathroiijru- !
v.. 1 v vw, i ll ut v as i v.
States, on both sides or the line of the eon
. 1 : .. r . . . . t
on-
free- of indignation, ;
are confident, been- i
.cuinug mir . urgin
.men am arnr, a o or.
- w ' . I . . ,
subdued, whrle masterly in.iciion is-
- - .) connuct. Keiiectlon on trm enor-
".v " eflenee against our natioaat ;
) conduct. Keflection on th. enor-
i t i. k. rr', n lhe de3're ,a ! will bl raised in th Stale, It is th de
llie insnlt by a bolov H.ta.minl t.H Hn.lU ! . ' t...: .u. n..i..i ....i trf.. .i,.
" " ""oio, determined and finally !
BS'"- ""'Vt w a blow while we
wer down' ,ana. n?.,,t ware on ouf rert :
J?.'", popular rrelingVyi ,ntnifr,t itself
J olitio diplomacy may present etioo,
" P"P' !u.bV
for any "gth of 'mN,
'-" ...-....- - roor '
'' believed. .polee K find j
than ean be fteiieyea. .apoicen wiy
that be mad the greatest error of hi
rrr, when, counting on Ihe disialegi
"t-r-rnX Atrrerieaa republic, be.rrc
iy marched kit legeati. Into Mxl
be.rToeant-X''1'0"
iTTOrch-d k.e legrw. lto Mxie, el
r'-reedhi. purret, Maximih.i. Vitro, h.
iittisoM as a rtHer. X O. JWi. .:
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lr from th. Mt otbarity-rht
i . Ituckoer rriJ in New tMenn la
t.-ie nick of aim i mv tie. Trt-M a-ia-Tpi
t prt?iit from fbrmidahi - r.a.
faVtv Canby Informed Gen. Btickiwr.
ltr the surrender was red upen, ,tlf
tho ltir iSad cat arnyed it.tdav, iFtnir
fottrhont. later lb. U. Staia r.,es or;d
hare It ib nv-liea . J:-,1 ,.,-..f oJ tLa
ta i -h ri.i.' l. trrwi .f
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A ikrr.wnf1o Lf tin PrwIJrut mt llio
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l'n(!Ni rt iii a H'.ii I tun tun in r. iy H w
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Iiim.i W Itui Muhy t itrii. (t : uii'l
nii'hi lit- n ufiii clii ini'; i vi.iK itt un'i it'Vulii; m,
li'o iiic-'i uiir iy ucivtiui, Iimh, in ha
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til lliiM'nj .jiunn.ol ..',,uuii an iuiiu ui i.mu,
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I .Sow, thrrethra, InnlirUlenciito th. hlli anilnolcnin
iluitik ium''U it"ii ii'V iy tu Ivk'is luri.'u ui in. t
luli, il Suti'i, niiU Ti-r tiin pur; u- t i.iil.lii'ii lliu
l',,y;il j. i tit' Nnrlli l.'i.liliiu I piiilRf h Mai.
0 jnoriimrut, wl,HrUj Juhiici inuy rlulill-ln d. ,lo. I
liii-uc tranquil)!.' iiMiitl. uuil lny4l ciiUi'iiii luolnc.
l-il hi nil in,- iitiiK ut hi.., lll- riy uuil .r, .. i ly, 1,
Anulkw JoilSTius. I'rvHlil. ui of iliv L'ulltJ Sl.ili', un J j
(:iiilii.ihiiirlii.;iili'rol ill. unity mill imvy ef l!m
I'lii, i-J H.ii j. tin Iti'ivl.y rwlul Win. II. U.ilili'ii,
t'l fi.Ui .inil (iiirt rniiriil llir U.ulii ul iNin ll Cirnlliiu,
HhuiOllllljr il ftiull b". M III" .HI lleht .r.i5llculili w
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the iuiln of.ai.1 Sianiwlm.urf mjiil 'o iln I nii.if
Hun', mil) ni.UBo;li.r. lur Hie pursuit,, ol nlli-nui; or
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mv luoiiiiliir holil lor e iouiing di'lreatra to a .
Hniif Ciinvftiilun, in ar.iiM.idi -in. iioii..n ahull ha ;
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1B,v,lU(.r u,. a..sea.hll, will im-a-trlba the qnaliftnt.
ti.ma of nk-rt m and .li-IMIhy of ii ron to hoi.l of.
"In eninl.rtlia itoaatiiiiiinn and lawa ' o'
K.il.lf A'tti V'lCi
Kln ol ihu Uuvi-rum ut to ilia ireaent limv, aud I do
-, ,,,, .
LT.ta, '
,,.. aU onicl.,., and m-u .i tin. military uud
nuvsl kurvlcrain.btiheaaldO.nai'norincarryiiiKluto
tit. i t tlili proclainniioii ; ii.nl iliey nre ioi..iirii to
nliatniii lrulu, ill uiiT w.iv, 'iiiili,'alliicir iliat'.Hii'n.iriiig
ZlrX " ",W
rcojl', llllil tun etflli nilliy i nimr pnii'i-in 10 ini
iii loiva all Ititvs of ihu UiilimlHiau-s. lliiulmliiitrn-
r state niwwf to put
iii.n i,iri.oi i-ioi,Rh o i;rnt,ii.. ;i.ptt,inwui,upIiii.
I'll' tn Hit- go-iKraplileni iiintia iti.iriuio.
rMnJ. Tlnii iim s-oratni v of the Trraaiiry tirocwd
to nuniinataror upp.ilit-.mo it As.--orof Taitu and
Cidlt-aluraiir Uimuotniaild Jnlei ni.1 revenue, and Mich
otlieri.ffleirai.rthofreiHiirv U. purlni.oi' in nr. an-
thnrlzetl ay luvr, ami pui iii exeeittl-m ilm rivume !
lawa uftiie'Ulilted Suites wii lliu tlie limits aforisiuld,
In liiitkintf the appointments pivli.ri,i'i mi. all h. iriv.
f to .p:ftlitiel IoimI por.inis n-vl.tiiig wiihin llio din,
tl'lwla w!lere Ihoif r. apa -tlvH itiltirn nl'.i l. h hart'-inn.
eil, bat il'rfilitalilu rc.,1. tenia of Iho dtetricta Himli not
be foiiu.l then porDi.na reiildiutf hi other Suttca or j
dihtricta Himli bo appointed. . I
7.VirtJ. 'I'l.., lit. P.wt,i.ftBtnr flniinrnt nritennil to ,
catiiuli.il- pout ronica, fiuo put into .xeemioii tna
patal Intra or the l.'iiili-d S ai... wiililn mid Siitto, c".XT1I All who have entratred iu anV way
kI'IiikIovhI reiii.It.thaprefcr. iiceof.ippoiiiiiii'ait, lint ! . 6IMII All y. uo nave i engageti in any j
iriiitablar aiileniannmot found, thennpiioiuimenn . in trealing otherwise than lawtully as pvis
frotn otbei StatM. onovs of war 'persons found in .tho United
kSculrS Stale, serves as ofticer s5ldiors, seamen,
com tmvithin eaiil atate In acioril.nreii-i'h. he provi-i or In other capacities. ' t ; -
Blunri ot'th. act of cvugraaa. 'iho Atiarney elonei'al i' .Skve.s'Tii All persons who have been or
wi iiiiatructtnapr, Hrora.fr. lo i oe. ano . ring o :
lUlllTl'lUeni, ITOIHIHUlll 1111 uiiu pun', iin'i'ei iy .ll".,ei:i ll
i.L .H.nr.,..ii,..,imi,.i.i,,i;mrt,i,ne
wiililn said Suite, in all lanes within euguizau'ea and j
L-'-"'. ink. ii.-si-1
alon'o'f'all pni,lirproprty Vdoinr'lni to thi, Navy l).i j
tiortintint, nun in .alii liintia, and put in opamiaa
".' IStSh ' 0,i."t3d"aUUU -WoWr'havJoe
?Thliaritr of the Tnterlor put In t
forte iii.. lima relation: to tho Interior Uapanmcut -
apini.-ai.le to iho linilu . aforeaald. -' !
, In tea imony whereof, I bava lereunto Ret my hand ,
- n.ajjil .J aiMiHniiiiur1 4
lion, at V.iihTiiiiirftiii. till. iHih .lay oi' Jltty.1 A. D.
lRCj. 4nd of th" loili.p.'Udi-ncA. of the United S Hie.,
tho iiOili. (S!i;ni'tl) ' "AVDltUW JOIINiON.
Jly the Prai.Iaiit. .......
. Wn. 11. Hewiiid, Sfcrotary of State. :. :.I
From riuka's (Oalveaton) Bniletin, Juno Ilk.' ,
Keturn of Col. A. Smith from y.Oilcr.ns,
Col. Smith, our CommiBsioner, returned on
our commissioners nnd Oens. Canby and
Rh.ri.lnn f'nl Kmlih aava that Imnortant !
concejsions and advantages have been ob- ,
tainctl. Geo. Sheridan lias been assigned
to Ihe command oflha Division or the South
.west, embracing Texns, West Louisiana and
Arkansas as far North as the Arkansas ri
ver. ' '''."''' "'---, '" " " 1
flen. Sheridan will come to, Texas by way
llio cnnDoat Antonio last nipnr, irom new t v ....-v -v . m.nsj, anu tew vaeatta mus iu iuo u ... , ,V.iaiinti and eo
- --.1 1- : trit.l Rlalnafi-nni Turin in. nr linen aan. : 1 ' K. ail.-.t -T.l. ..Inn,. I,., I l.. hlblting I.ntenSO ,0ltOtl9)l. HU.t. (
uricium, anu wn arni in i.-iis un.i iin'ii. . . - - . . , kbihhu i" -q " . " - ' " " r"---, --
I , 1' 1 7 .- vpI : .iMmvn ib. eatrimeree of the rtt,,. 1 1 .1... .; .1. ....,... m .... Th ; he ru lorced on -nig oncK, an'i tt
I r rora oiim i icarn ine iiiuowiiiit w , , , , , ' -l v w .10 .- -- 1 . - ,; V,..-
- As to ihe reanlfof nrtroo islioni between 1 teu Diaiea upon iuo maul mm nvcio 111111 1 lauuing is in periect ornor, inouun iub wa- ur.ut me irons, were v.iuui.i.-.
of Galveston, with a considerable foroe, in ' fences of any kiud either before or after
Tow davs. Gen; Canby, and ofter him I conviction. ., - ,- , -
Gen. Bkeriilan, gave the assurance tbat the ! Thirteenth All persons wko kave vol
negrees Jn Texas wotildbercqttirediostay at i uniarily participated in said rebellion, and
bom " an the plantations and work for their . ihe estimated yaluo or wheao properly is
masters as heretofore nutil Iheir statusenn i P8r S-0,OQa. . -
be definitely settled. It wan the plan of I rouniKEXTU AH persons who nave ta
operalione to send an cvcrwhclming force, ! ken tke oath of amnesty as prescribed in tko
numbering 150,0tKJ mounted men, to qrop- -
run Tnaa. For iliia purpose the troops had
. . . .
been ordered to Kentucky, Tennessee ana I
Ohio, forlioni
l Ol in. neat w u. mouu ..
In conscqiieneo or Uie represenhttioaa made t
te Oen. fherldan, a much less numher of
IrUlrUV 111 VW t II a 7.l CIIUIIIIU im " ' 1
.tronely somo Interior points and iheMexi-
cn fPontisr, and whatev r may be neeessa-
.via tn.u.a th tranouililv and security or
th, gtatci -.
AVe are aider Ihe Impression, from th
r.tnarka ot Col. Smith, that no black troops
We are aider Ihe Impression, from th
Urminatiea of th Federal autherirtes that
ai m-oroe. jn Txs hall b employed as
,grliiluiralisis. - -
(en. A. J, llomiltoa i i Washington,
urf,in, ,b renfwal of hi appoiatnmit as
M.li-ary Omraar of T.xas. No new. had
i,Wed at New Orleans as to ihe ro-
.ult nf hi. .nntieati..
. ... .. ' , th, mmrmne ,,.
' h. -nl n . I AI. r,.ll..i-n- .f ll,. di.
1 f-P'" "7P:
. JV? lh i.tr.lt!l 01 tu. ll.tta
. autfcorlty, nl lo act in .l vmpstt
IliLUi'- rI,m
i. nrea tneaa insat treeciuiena .m
-4irra sk.uki be
diowod U) tw
liosk .. -a
arril leave I
tjtsi the ri,
S vb.ir p5eitBL
lhe fact in.. 0
wit then tbeiifw,,, wlt fractly vwrj
tn oia-nii nt v.:iu)n.-..;
T'te eircumar. area ita. whirl, ia. Tl'liilei
f t r (-.ri.ed .way wvrt to'
Ikerv 19 tout. 4'b.r nivn b: -k 11. ,
Bilk rtvi:n
ib. uu nil- c
a l.k 1... a-.. .'i
.T-.p-. fV
. 11 i. su .i.
1 1 1
..isi-s.-v.'.-d
1 1
Mr. P.'
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TE1IAS, JUIII3 2i, 18G5.
Adin rul 1 Ii imlier m rived oif ihe bjr
n'gkt nnd i I vliil Unlvi a on ln-dny.
I he ninneaiy pi'Di'lutiintinn ut l'r-ideiil
Jolinmui l reeeivl. The Nui'ihmn papm-a
cli.ii'i. tei io ii in being Una liW-r.il ilmu
ttna niitieip:il''d.
n-fsiJeVH rrotI:i!nn-.1Io:i.
WiiKiti AH, 'lliu I'ri a,i..-nl ui ih' Uin'ed
fuit.-a, on ike t-ilnliy of I eiu.iib.'r. In..:!,
nnd en ik iiUtk i!ny u( Mua-k. 1 -M, tliil.
vii-.i ikeob jl of tipnwi(! il.c emiat in
rebellion, to iutlu'eail p'-i-fum t reiui u
lo tktir l..y!iy,Miid lo n-sio a ik'oanilior.
ty of ike I'liind titi.ti-ii, iano a prods,,
mntion oiTt'iinT ainnenty ntnl pard-u to
eoitniu persona wku kav tlireelly or by
InililitRlien.tfniriiLM'd in thes-.id lelioiliiin,
! An win 111:1
tmiKvi, many jwriotm wi:o na-i
. i ,. , ..
i i
trficoil in I ieaa-.it I'l'uo n in.n-.ve, auivB mi-
iDBiiiiine or Hiilil preoiitmriu.in, iiilii d or
negK-ctvl ta Uko tlie bouciis oil'jied
tliercby, '
Am:i. tiii:k::js. wnnv b?:'5oiti o linv-btcn
liHily den ived of nil cl.iim to iimiiiny
and puMon tnoritumier, oy lon.inn in ;.teir
Ii.iil'Ciptlion, itucotly or liy implisalioii,
in en ill rebellion, and coniiniied koslili
tion tulkr (iovrrnuicntol ibe United Sulci
aiuoo tko dulo of said prooluin ilioo. now
desire to apply lor and obtain amitetty
and pardon; io tko nd, tkcreforo, that
tbc nutliniiiy of tko Uovpriiiuelit of llio
Uuitcd eSlntrs may bo rca'biod, aul tbat
peace, order aud frecdota tuny be caUu
lisUt-J,
I. A.SDHaW Joitsso.v, President
lilted tstutes, do piook.iui nad declare,
l-brt;ij TjTant tifiil ptrona who i
rectlv or iinl'reotl v imnicipatcd iu
i:,ii!!itii,iji;iii,i,,..;vv.ji."'....-...v-"
ted. amncaty and patdou. witk reatoial oi
nf ml liuliiuniwl iii-iiiitirtv.exciriias loslovcs.
and oxcenl in cases where l!ul prscciditijrj
uudur the luws of tko United li .ites, provi-
, , . , H.n iniuimnM i ,111, ,11 11 'i nnri v t, il'
j , . . bo.lior, l ,lve been insii -
, o us o .Saged in ixuoi on i. ve oein in tu.
T ery suck person eknll litko and subscribe
i il.. fnllr.i.i,.. whiel. (.hull bo r-cisioriid for
the lonowing, wnicu tuuu u r' .
'. . o.,.;,. l i, ,lllM f tho
' tcnu.. nnj Cfecl 1'ollowillB, to-wit :
( dn nlt,iy ,woarr nr.Hm. in iho jinwiire tf
I Alni'Khty Ood. Tut t will her .-i.ft.-r filtblullv d. frml
. V'.".'"V!! .-'i".1! 'Tt
. ,,)l or ' ,,1WJ ,, JirM;iBmaili.ni. whiai Imvo linn
ni.ua annngino cxinnii riufiimn m.u .-..
The following c!nEsOl p; opio are execp-
leu Itotn IU18 proclamation.'
j i',n'iT A II Im are. nr shall kave been.
' pretended civil or diplomatic officer,, or
. oitierwii-o uotnestio or inreigu ii gents oi ui
. .ui uvin li?u uoiniiai iu ui mi 1. 1 u h
proleiided C'onfeilerate Govei utnetit.
,. ,,, ,iiil slatiom
. , J, . , ,
under tlie United S'ntcs to aid the rebollitin.
TiiiRf All who shall kavu been military
. -.. of . tirrilpnilcil Cont'ede-
01 nnal ultlCCrs 01 sum pi cirnticu v,ontt ut
into Ooverntueiit, above llieraiik orcolouel
in the army, and Lieutenant in the navy.
Fountl All who left seats in the Congress
AP 1... II Ut., ta tn !.) in tlm 1-nt.fal 1 ir.11
Ui 1 1 11" J 1111UU Ul iiltn It IM na niv v -"...
Fifth All who resigned or tendered rcs.T
Ignaiioiis of their commissions in tho iinny
and navy oftho United Mates, tocyado tdT
dut.v in resisting the rebel ton
. absentees from the United' Sttc-fiHr-rt1Bni
. ... . , .,, s
the purpose of aidine Ihe rebellion.
EIGHTH All military or naval officer, in
tha robnl serTlci wb0 wo,'c educated by tho
Government iu llio- Military Acadomy (it
West Point and t the United Butte Kaal,
Academy. . ' ' .' : - - - ! ' ' ':. r
Ninth All persons who hold tho preten-
ded unices of the Unvernorl or states in IU- .'negroes inhabit Iho kllcliou.
surrect ion against the Uuited States, i j i. uXke tomb so often'- described,
m .'7, . , -t i ...... . . , v, lw-,.,
AH. persons who left ilioir homt-s. ! nmtAMluwt. a innoiy-tni w- wa
within the jurisdiction' A-iiti .rolcciion of tkd
tt.i ij.... ..ii i.i .1,. t,in.t.....i
ty ui tuu o in iv a auis p-tsauu iic.tuhii.iiibi 1-1117111,1
military lines iuto thosa oallod Confederate
States for tho hurposu of aiding , tho rebellion.-:
. .;::: j '.. : '. ;. 1 '. . :, :-,
Eelvkntii All persons who hays been
engaged in lbs destruction ot the commerce
of iho United Stntos upon tho high seas, aud -
separate the -Uritisli provinces lrom me
Il lilted States, - . . '
Twklftu All person who, at the time
when they seek to obtain the bonelks hereof,
by taking the oath herein prescribed, arc in
military, naval or civil conlinetucut or cus
tody, or under boud of military or naval au
thorities, or agents of Ihe United States, as
prisoners of war, or persons detained lor 01-
PijM?Mut ii prooUmatioa ot leccmUftr tstu,
13, Qf the oath of allegianoe to the Uuued
tj. . ,l. :i .
oiaiw ..nv ia. u.i ...... ,,.ut,..mi.o.., ,
"7 ' 7,"
mamiaiuca u.. ..... ,u..u.uie. ,1.,., ,
in' special .piiuua iuu .. ...u. . j
- t .
longing to tho excepted classes, and sucn
clemency will be liberally extended as may ,
be consistent with Ihe facts of the case, anl ,
tk. peace and dignity of the Uoiled Suites. ,
. peace and aigniy or tne ijoiteiiautie,. ,
The Scorstaryolfctate will establish rules
and regulations for administerin); And re-
eordmg Ih. aaid amneaty o.lb, so as tq In- .
" """"" r-l"" i
me uoverumom against- iraiios. j
In teslltariny whereor, I have hereunto s?
i nave neifunto s?i
W..hin,t0n. thi. 2i)th div Of May. A.' D.
17, and of .... independence of ih. United ,
pubiish iai morning ari aiiaotiBe'- :., ft' t '
tke i'rovasi Marskaii yei1 ill- i' I
mt .t.if ah tJ tif, to tue -ff-.trt h .i ktr-a::; i.
tm MiUiarf pcui' l't.-''-f'i
md.w. ,
lilt Le :!' -'..
rtun lor pe. .uj sr
ftu.nl f..r ibe cr-aniry
U-f-i. Th w i
t-: 14 wft ir n
IV; l
YZ7 ATDRrW JO'IVT r'' r the - ihrt Jtars l-to ?t'i" ' '1 y, Th. dire.arg rr in. 'ar.ny, 237 ZZ
., (algnedj ..ANDREW (it r Jor cf Lop.,,.,., ; " . b the Commander ef :.' Via rieU
GALTETOM.Jnn.Sth.-Amlral.hnH'.u-r, ; f ..' ' ;r, Ihe n,irtrf ' d.pMS.ry'. f '
I ,Tai East or tu Mfsisairrt. V'r dr. pr'i
IV '..I'Ul. IM1H lll IJ I J
fr-.u M. O. Tim.. U ' V3.
MtrL'l. I'oatir An.woa. It la too muck
to oipeul ikitt I ho pi-npla f the Bnulkitiii
.xtaU', nko lmvo auHiiiiuod bs utuuipt in
uirrirnv tka nu kiirlty of ika Notiounl
Onvi riimMit, fu ilneat tl.cn.nlvea lu a
inoiiieiil ot llio peeulinr id.ua wkiek knvo
l enn gemraled tindarlka Iniluenjonf aecea-
, li on. 11 la lint uiiivaauiinii:e in nriiiimaii
V8-l.'iH kiHin sio tlmia rLlui nitia; to I lit i
riuii-n of tbeir duties aa eliiioui nor is il
lolly to liupa fur ilimf returu to aincare Iny.
alty l ibu t..i.atiimiuu uud laws of tko
United f.:ia'm.
'i'h so Similii in piplo aro r.o'. de.pMlen.
lu intli:s nco. They wi'l ba ilisiimicd to
;i.il;e lliu b' t of ilioir po.dlion. Having
fuil 'd la tlieir oppostiien lo nftilenil rm
ilioiiir. tkey will not alt down iu dejpalr
in;f, aiillen "idlaucss. Wo buliove tkM wo
, akull see, an! iktu beroienuy nijapaoe or
i time km ilapsfl, aa I J.vl populntion in
il.ii :..mk u uuv -; lli.H r-intuuuii b;):nt.
j A lit lo ol'niuiiinl torboai inoc, a lutio ol
n ieuuiy utiownueu mi iw ...i i
ti.m to n.ake lbs most of tka fuluto ami ;
pi t seul, nnJ lo fiii itet aoinewliitt of p ,at
b'ttcrutsn; sjmo gencr.il adoptionofa broad j
cntholia pi'tHM-iwi y will d. veiop ft strong '
IVatornal f oHiis ninons uiiu who Imvo
' gi-lnvoualy difl'cicd on m:.t era of viml im
poil:inee. Wo ou-lit oil lo rcmeniker (hut
. our renl iiiteriHl.i are Idenlioal; that it lias
! hi en i!,-.-!ieeJ t bat we nre to remivin loiinw
iIii, nvv.n. - n
I The two armies kuvo learned to respect
enph n'her'a vnlor. Tim ofneera and sol-
; diets of the Confederate uud federal servi
; ces have, ai
il.ond ft 'hostilities, rlnced
. nomrn inu Dill i as uu l- iiici dius w n,.-,-
i did exnraplo in tka eU..a. ih.y havo'T
a xnrnp ,0 u d f u ' ,
i tual esteem. All Bcnsible pcopla rejoice at I
! ihia i
Hundreds of returned citirensare taking
the oatks of nlleeiancc and ninnesty; Our
streets are crowded with mice familiar faces
t . .1- . t . ..A-I,t i.n.l I ml nl IlltV flTIII iriKIUIlITPII IHO li L La ill 1 J L LU Ul'L I
of llio U. f cm acc itnpIiBb movo for tko pencrul up at, expedition to Mexico.' . . f 1L?"H
, that wen' bv ncoiiralnjt the spread of mutuul i i-orgo nuiuusra ai-EM-MMta-Ar. frM d vwv' '"'""i.: Ti .Zi i
. i: ! vn -v. .A .. .'.. 1 A I nvn ftt.wa.lir led fl.a N'uriherti atatea.' hit- nuon Tthem dearer than tktnslrcs, ni l
ill" ui- . kil.UIV 10i llll in in oy tin i.,pi..i ....... . , , V, ' .' i j !,, ..,'.. .1 I . , i
Ike ex- I Wo tmist bo bonoraW. We must bo'cbar-, a summer res, denoo and travel In Enropo:- Mtd rtl8tVfMiT aid, - -J, .
';...i i r..:...iu i... run rt. v . item a airrs mm iuo. travel tot mi nicritiuir n hivk.i .hi. u. iiw
Ill e CI ow lieu ni.ii'.ii.o .i.iiiii.i. . mv.o , -n- . c - - T. . l"' L J m
io been long and unhappily absent j shipment of ccttdu ftom touisiani to Tsa. , t-crrnte wnklw Wm.iit no Jioueaty of. ptir
l.et us welcome back these who ! Confederate cotton is to be turned "otciJ; ' in? 'MJ wku 't'O'sjpQtiiold Woailes;
Void friends. Let us give tkm a ' the Treasury Agent. .'. ;' ' '' ' :' joplP-iojEd with outselve,: hoi perhaps. !
who Have
from us,
i cordial nreeliiif'. They will not be the loss
wore our
rendy to work with us Tor the restoration of
busiiu.'S, aye, and lovnlly, btcnuse we do
not uoU coltilv on ilietu. i.ei us logoiner
make tho futu bmht, whatever the past
has been. ..',..
' PcESENT COSDITIQK OF MOUNT VHF-NON.
The WuskinKton Star of siatuiday Saysi
"A recent visit to Mount yornpn found
tke plnoe in a good sia e of preservation,
uona of the ravages of war having extend-
cd iu that direction. 1'ho scouting parties
0f.l)tti armies have always regarded it as
. .... t I . a ,1 i..iif i-I its
ncui Jit 1 CiUllllU f. IIHU v vui i luinivii no f iv-
, fev lloU 0f hostility. Tho agent of ike
, Mount Vermin Association ro'UAim at tho
.Miiemi.uii .o-u.M-s
a. ii.ur socaiotiist, not
tlexandria s-neo the war,
mansion, jiud is a. Jaittst
Having Tisneu jiiciauui
in consequence of the. neaoosiiy of' Kk-ng
tlie oatk. Hia wife, kouever, Biib?crihcd to ""-y , , ,"
1,1 oath, and is allowed to couio to the city f '.""-, who are not permit ed to ddra..
tiioiiiuii, una in u. on him on any subject whatever, and it is un
lor supplies. - ' , ,,.:!, f, : i;i.. ;
"llio hniisj -remains preoise(y as it i
fou-yais ago. j'Zht sumo tabio aim utanit
t,..i- er verrUierini7 the name of visitor 1
ra, rerjister nc tho name of vtaitor
l '" , ,
t..nd a the hail, with th
wuutY . vb n --- - . .. . '
Btnnds in thehajl, with the key to iheirench
ltaMlp' nresoutod bv Lafayette 'to Wash
j ingtnu, hanging over them in its little glass
oa3U) speoimoua of wood and minornls
nbovo'tli" doors, Tho ngeat, with bis wife
nqd two or three- children, occupy a suito
0f rooms ou the left of Iho hall, and a few
l eni.niiB
l njjg DUllt
. j,s ne9t asalnst the wall inside, and witk ,
. . . .v . . - .i.. ,..:
its plaintive monotonous call is tko only
Iking to break the dead sileuco of the spot,
little expense is required to put tke p.'c.ni -
11 bl U BUK.P-'Bl IUI vwiiKtitVHiMnv..-
ses in aa complete order lor Hie reeepuonot
yisiiors as beler? tho war. Iho lencusoeca
some repairs, thoihrubhery. requires trim-
tor has become rtiihcr shallow, but at high
true win iu uuuui
, . .i....t.i i.. ,l.n.h
permit light uiati;
is umlei.tooil that
font, for re-itDeni:u
aud that in a short time exeursion--''P8 ro
.'! Vj i.iviiln id u r,L0-d6.
II.I. f V. ..... Vta . WjJ ...... j
f3t. Pcterabi!rg fi-k"raB to London Tinea -
Tne Vi.ttiuB it "ot. Petebsiiurq. The
... 1 l.. .r....a l,n vaaaliarl tan tlmu.
sand and the average nnmber or cases is
one hundred 0 day. No less than forty phy-
eioians are reported dead, though whether
tkey kave fallen victims to iho disc 0 is
not stated. Tke account which the corns-
ion.! n....uo. y. v - - .
1 .1.. iiaall1 ' llia'i
not cholera, but ptrsue. with dilated
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nuuns. vi"iiv j .
. . c,lRvl(,s Mllrci,i6on, physician to - tho
Londl
London Fever lloapital, expresses. in a Iot-,'
18Tie8, his opinion that tho mala
.g , fe- whioh, iir.Jerdiffer.
,, f .1nti irn a I ift
has been well known in
, ,
I . . .... 1 , w. .... I tf .
",B;' .T,;'
c" ' .
Urilntn and irciai u ior ncariy -
a great Prt 01
and which about the
prevalett la Various
l'?S.-!-'.Vi L.M.1U, frnm re.
J "j" ' ry pi
nottrfn, CTilT -three per.
'"g j-,. M,lr40Ie0, shows that all
1.' : r .. -Uxtrk have Co-xUtedl
., . . l ... . 1.... n..viw!i..li
i :. .t.i. iha mortality is '.an-I
I attj i.,puus,i.i ........ '... k.1
-r---.-.,.-r,rf k,
UM Of Ih. .usa'" - Vi , .w'.v..'".l.' .5
ii.vi .iimuitK. , . ,1;.,:.. n wtta,auutocturei rur-UalV for ; pH V i-otljea, anu. 1-1 tuuiv.uuii. niaaena
;ht stcatnors to latia, :- c ,0B,i purpose,. -' It Oond w M - leAi wker lhcro U ha Lodge, by WMrtWii
arrnngcruHntsare now on ,;tu?" Tf ' , .i (rJirottjh eomiuinees or otherwise); lh r.
1 the mansion to visitor, cruelly to Mr. Davis, ns unxwiV" "''.t iu.,., r(aitl, - fav-ni... within thair ntac
't , Z hasiV
j.ti'ii to 0
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VOL, III, NO,
Tka OrnViJ jry 0t I jutvlrt of Coliim
a ki tn lmli).d II. ui. Juliu C. liif ckni.
bia
rid 70 for trenao'
lie wia si ill ut k.rgo at
Itntililc".
Under t!i new orafr nf Wnr North
rariillnn, tkeva will,' itid. h tkraecan
illdntea for lloverunr, ,: V. Jl. Ilu!d"i,
the pte.ieni pioviniutiiil tiotVnnr! Karlkol.-
mew I'. Moore, ami cx-in.v. atmilrj.vHol
U in ih aniu to us mcim'si our,r. v,
Tim ('onMeraii' nr.rktu j, whliA, Imr) bee
aetit fro'ti l!ickiiO:id to t bur o te, t. he,
fnrn ike evncuuiiun el' th fui weroilj, tvero
purrender-d in ibe tederul niiilioriuen l,y
(i..i. ,lo4. E. JokiiBiun on tka l.ttla ol Mn,
nt Olinrlotie. It la siid that an insneotion
of litem Inipliratea proiuliirnt Nortkern men
ktisi loyally bud not heraiofdro bocn quia
tionod. A diipntch saya Ikat Cen. I.e lias been
arreft'ad and i lo be indicted Tor tretw-ou.
!! n fnenits laDitltlnori! art prttln up n,
niiluuription for Uini. Ho Is said to be very
poor.
Cen. MoCle'.!ua was nt Kooio on iho 1st
of April Inet.
The colonil statu of Senator T-Jnton foe
tka City of tt. Louis, by Miss Harriot Hoa
mep, arrived in lliut oily on tko 'M of May.
Il is of bront.'. ten feet hink, wclizka 6,003
ponndH, nnd ia sai 1 by the sculptor, Gibson, i
in tin n tihmlid work. - u .
(ieu.Rosi'ncrnni waain I'oston ontho llth
i t i it.. a
; - l"
' I'.uropo tins stimmor WiU bo ionjl'flje cs.
i traonlinary, i . ' .. i.
! Steaumhtp lines have toct. re-ejittuiisnea
between New .! imNortollfrKrehmontl,
' (.'haileston and Savaiinnh Pn9:i.Veo from
- - - v
-New Yorlt lo t harlestou is now !'jj; tt wan iruincmaiiitfl :u veaay exisTinjwscire-
formerly but C'20. - - . :k- j JtWs wayfjtuirrt. .Ours WM1 Ihuse- jv
(less. Hood, L'einregard bd .TjJcr..ftr.,"i.C!,st ' 'p-5itinot it.tlfdiir norJ
New Orleans. ' , "' '.j-mttAq i.er.prtprforeiil
In (ioncrcl orders Nov flMed at Sii ecnUn4 on;:t ast'vHyA - ,..
Orleans ou the lat inn... God. flburl Ian hiiH
fnplil.Mon milttarv 4ntt-ririM will, lnv'LV'Mri life ;;,)ic''t'flKll'!Bion.
; M. TltlS fini fiiaiiTy, anil Mr. Clayi
, have been refused permission to go aqrtii,
' and wnro sent to S.tvuojiah.. , " - -
.. n.'ui. ...uoic, u, ...u...
arretted, nud is on his way to Washington
Telegraphic communication between Now
Vork und New Orlr sn4 was completed Hay
pn.i, ... . , .. "
Tl.o nrA.Tn mtilinn f.,t! ilm rfl.-.riranis.ll ifin
. . i .. it... ' . t1- I ' V..
York Mny S'Jih; as cts-finltolir etolutniir no-
, ' ,.,.... in H,r-n' ..... .d
s jeitn,itlJ? t10 imttter to the people.
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fa'". .fj J li""p"
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a cunboat ui James Wver. with Hunter 'id
, " , j, hoi i.vaiCJJoa saoult: i'fn,:
, C,u'cdd
; 00 lu ''r.)1 , .,
. ' .... rtlo lw..!. -
UerHIOOlt ll ivni uu ni.cii uu ,iu., ,
The Herald's proposition, to pay Vff tks
national dobt by lii(Jiviiliial.' subsciipUon
has btoa responded to-by Commodorn Vu.i-t
dorbilt taking twonty-tivo' shares, licbert
Itonner two and.lie.iry A.,;lIelaero tt JJonti
two. These shares arc tzu.uuA -
ISsTMr. Davis, It is said, is to ba UJi
before a otvil conrfc at Washington' vtty,
..'. ..-rK:",":Thi Hikina 'j:
UUI Ull' lilts U IW.-' .
j. ,.,..,- ..,. ,t,. rl !1 T..1-I.I.. :J..
i l-Ol 11 Ol'OliUCil. U III. i S.lll.l.i-lS.l.11. . II' J w w.
asserts that Mr. Davis is roanaelod on hi '.
i . . ..
; jCgai with a ckaliT'counectiugAbout tli'vo
.j f , - Th same eoVrcJiponuVtV.'s',
, . , . . ,r i '
1 process ox itianne, t,
- wanioa tue gunrua io atiuvt, iiiin ; mart.,., -h-
, submit, threatened vengenace on '.tiovrs v ho
j ji jj
and only submitted at 1m, ufv i" vx.
Ueu
1 down
x. ...
rc'" t
, York. World refuses ti credit tlti adrv, be.-
-. t . .
unoecomiug too uibjuuj ui uiii.i oitdiiif aid, and the niUBt oiaul necesss
aud toys: - .' , ..' ' , .iry to pe furniibcd thcta, V1ik amount of
"The penally of treaion un '.or b.irVlSw-s 1 aieans for that purposi that can ho obliilii
is death. If aftera rtgolai'triil h-tid ,1 ::;!:- ! rd, and lu what form n'klndrjk taoaey,
cial eentcuco President JoU.niinW.till. ! Jf and the establishment f places ofdopositt.
i i Iniarfar. ui.njhaae sl.J ii 'ul eo.'ilC .,
j the severity or tko govevva' 'i ' ll1 h' "n
I ble to impenok its dign'ty, " Ju-iloe vroUd
: Jjhvo taken its course, and-the in.pjtH.vts
spectacle and warBiiijj wc,;2 a SeK-wi civ
son to tka ciun-ry. The givemntrit mtiat
" ..'- . ;: u',,..'!,,. an.l IVnin (vhitit ttir-e to b.Witor'r
. .a. ikal ih wivrn t r-rttA r A,a i ji.ll a
world be not diterwrd from the opnunml to :
. if i. .. : . .aakirta'iA -fa" iwiriniit '
, -j n- n t . . , -
! he is unhandHomoly 4rcatd-: ii ' '
The foolish slanders ritipr.gAtd by tkii j
ar Department rearresting Uavia I stlr.rii-'l
War
led ditcniso io t' "' l-,pnwl; of -.ifliitk
there ere 4b-' ".I.?rni versions radft J
. : L.t... ,!... im Lnv.til Afu- it'tlilllhE-l
incoaiiju-ui . .-..,--.- - ,
less, astnte an '. a iieratiscioa ua, rjj nol (.l0 -hvtii tr.mp rer "ti nq
: mus which t.ni'e : to loki:p'-iu.Jr'n"!'.,'rr-ri'1 ,-f,i I'aly, a ' iTi-ig V-
' rn, !ir' w ,r. r.m. r.nv!' vflirra a isdeh-j
, ..i..i . i , j .1 . ; al.ho.ti.ii we don.tc:d:t ll.
"1 l.-XT.ayoi l"gmni ie'J
d,ri?il.-.s -if the cpior. f,Vr. irit
e - t 1 1? 1 i. : ilfnai a of ea: ru t. ' x i aT l
It "t m ' 5nri4 ot vf ru.T. -xj
iiiei"- a relaiel in lbs se !-c-rutf iiau la S
,k. r.-.,r IV. Ka. aot ik.alihltst dolrhJ J
,h
nt eoo.Hy -orr-t:t, and
Ike ir. i
rfi;a.
.i.us of imajinatit ooiwe
.c. . ...... 1 . M . t
w y
-Cat,
!r'-''TC"C:t'',l?.! ,'Vp h.m, however. A
. ' , 1 -i, ar,,! Tn in wr WM tktir
-T.JIT. -" I U'K',. ..J.V.. II... .1..
' , , in .ufjr,-.. u. im . mi.
f:ijiiri,.ader ef tlte l'ntr ct nas r-o fititntrr.-i
,j v rn w:.! b- ria - OiM-i ty t . I e-iei al j 1
, i. i ert- rn. nt, ' J -i'-'- 'a-fe i : ui r ...... trs iv . :
. -. tvim ftn.i tl't v',. Mt il-.i ti . 1 .
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11. VIIQLE NUMBER. 611.
Masonic According to preyloua nolle,
a c.iuvoei Wn or Mtialer Mas was opened
iu iha Oy of AumUi, Slay Xtilh, at wkicU
I'. M. Ko'yurt M. El(ln, presided, and V. 0.
lliiyinond acted a 3ocria,ry.
.On raet.cn, a anminltfee was appointed to
prepare nn uddtea to tko Praitriiqr, wklch
al'ier kaviui; reili'fd for short titne, roturu
ed and reported tko following, which waa
tinnnimoMW adtjpted:
7 a the JTuonj, p ixxan
LujituntNA Duaiber or jour wctrea,
cb as cuuld be kastity Bssenibied In eev
vi.'omiun at tho City or Austin, afttr ri
eonleitipce with ouch other, denlre (Vatar
nally to aJtlrcpa a lew words to their Breth
ren at large.
An unciainpjcd erlsla Ipupon eureonctry.
Tim ilirbj ruling of large hoilis of soldieia t:i
our ihida;, tko au.ipeualon of t large enon.
of tho ovtiitiruy a JtistrUl pursuita of lift',
iit! tko vclsxatloa of Ike bonds ct civil au
eieiy, law avl order-, necessarily at'.eHdas'.
upou n sicto orvrue, are etlauUted t pra
di;je a cutidition r nflairs, eal!in3 for fk
oscrciie uf every vlrtuo inculnatcd by Ma
noiiry, on the partoftvvy Iniiividuul wkj
has the v-aU'.-tit, or sooitly'at heart.
Charity is our greatest Masonic Ttrtt;es
and Iho beneficiaries or 'our charity' will t
largely Increased in number, by the eventi
now transpiring; widows and orpjianawili
bo found all over car land; many a wound-
F"i vnppmu, atcn eomtcr, return ng iroin
I Urn nt nwt fttwl mn nt itfinia nr.) inlrlmrd nil .
tnir ninnoodvir t)V,liitions and our Order,
we abnli j1io to its k".e.l, and eoo tu il thai
tkcKe nciiwitit' wv. rae't, thse wauls uj
plied, oi ih HAiv. "ttial action on our pu
oi bvacvtuiut tf tka t-id or .bcaefieient in
- .
Let u be lia.-uv'u.l
i.ta
eieretse.Ckarll
uhe hi i tec IS'
jettti, projtiuttu uiucu uutneuv'sBbrjr uvittnuu
cVeryi Mason, shtjuld, rcmonibor. tha, (hr
Charily; which V'thinketl) no cvil)B requires
thai; w be oarcfut to accord Jo-other al.
'thui freedom of thought- that'tw Cfo ifer
otirs'lvca, ar.d' to avoid, ih'. the Mprnslng
of-oitr owii V!eB, tjflapaesing on thfftl
Jnfcsof others'. V " .' . v.'tf .
I ' The fir&t creat duVy, of ChftrRy,
y, ltittt-
y w fiiirnKinA.1 'will fpndi'l iha Af.nnA ttttH
pfinnivciy cay, ymti ib (oiunuuur
' etir?erfvorg to preserve good ordsr, prino
t ".if eaoe of society, sustain the law jpd-ihl
t,t.,;l untboritiea. and thus seeure Ibrotecv-
ii,.,, of person aud properly to all. iLet-W
,,.,,,,,-. ,),. '. ... ;,.. anrlhyUr ok
.'., w,:i;as Masons; and that ourobj.gaW
' ' 'r Vf'Wi voluntarily sbsucwiv'P'
-.- atptRer.responsibiirties, .M.
i'i-elr renuii-ef eiicvof ns,"to b '
1 1 or Order, voluntarily fuoMl!imf.ir:
anil rcyet
pd peacchle citiren,"to be true lo hi
peaoeblc citiren," to be true lo hi goj - -
Vrninnt and just to his comf ry," ftad'-p--t
i?ii;!y to submit to his superiors in iuthox -.
iiy ." .It is unnecessary to remind yOt th .
fditd order is essential to the happirieas e
all, that anarchy is diatruotlve of U socis- .
interests, and thae our prosperity -ar.d hsp-"
pini ss will bo increased or dimlaislt t dl
etaaf, proportion to our ckcerfut -be'dtout
to Law. - . . . . - , 'Vi r :
- f j "ire ;immcB3 to ipur Brethren1 f-bronghoui
, 1. . ,
State the truly Masonic ana patriot
ni-t ircsremanttine; from the Conyocation o
one Brethren at Houston, endorsing ittu
mvv sentiment tborein oontained, sua trust
ined, and trusl
Ltxige ill li
vice,,. 'V '. I
- . . . .
ii at oVery Mason and every Ltxige
r- iv.rned bv its exee lent advice.
finally, Urethren, we exhort thitlBrotli
s.tir lnn .-1 n 1 1 n 1' .1 ' h a.t vA bft' .-f-fit fin
keart and of one fl-ind," and niay the giV
Architect or the Unieerso bless Our luiivt
o;n ,L,milh aburdsnt eueccfl.
Fra'ernilly yours ' .,fy.;i .
' , rsinntd by a l&rze number sfilAsUnlJa
. sons in ibis and other States.), , ..' ;
: XheJolIowing iaiuuaa was nun- auapi-
' fiU pitpeia mrouguuui. iub oiaia ix-
questeu to pttuiiaa me rrourr:uiuij;. r - - 4-,
. R.-takid. That wo reccmmontl.as rrtr
4 - ticl jneasuro,-ejstematie operation on thk
. .. . . 1. j- 1...,
to) Which. lllOSC -h W,l!l OOOfntRtO tUfv
, ur!l'S n lrom ruiiMirefc to c iitnri t
- bif-.T rit,iT suoil supp. fs. And !.'r('l
' tkofe' tire exxulng (i.-pisi:atto:j.v fjr Ut
' rfioa hvtfcd,1,!J wb. Aft tJ- t l ,
ty. CoiuUt Mt T.-lantKry ,..1... Jj 1
to B(ira, va.
tJOlOJl :"
:.!.!. j.'r, 1UM
Mashiliff tllti CO -
r ' . - i -
7
: ri(ATn : c'r Tua I ff:ii Art a:
.lt l!ejrrp "amn'ar; fJ,
f f .ri-i.-tiC V '
iBtelliaTecerliayi KptHhtiFi' r.fov. :.. tt tf
be (j.a.j,-,! it th pi.-'.se ,ltt i
ill. m.ii fl Mrtu 1..
renA.iJini'.' "i -f-
(U. M1M, . . .. vKutit Ct.-,,'
, 'on u, ihe re.rnii.ir- fai.'.-. ..1
-.rent to the la.periaT diairn, ,t
Mi .yYrlnc cf Wale. i heir spptttnt W
l rinr n n f tfrea t fr; la t D .
i-rri
.-iii ra-nd'ren'h. -who has faKen vicura
;.,a,,;. kt,l ti.-w!. .rrl.1 .1 m...
tute, e nearly that a marriage hid beta,
ngad for .ilia wun Hie rrinces. l-ftetoar
of Ienu;ark, te he solemnised or, tint:
ini the preaest year. -A ceperits hgaiae.-
lioli estabiishtneat was alas about to l ,
j provided lor hie, and tber trraagements
ms.lf In rrcwrniiion of li rijhts and oC,
Billrs as tk. first in order of saccen:-s t.
the threw. liisdJte, however, wi:,iu S3
way Hos4tt'. or i-r peril lb. tub-lily of
.' or iTperil lb. tub-lily of tk '
P.ouiancST rii'tin Puuis. Tie prcjtt Ciar tj
Alexander hat t"0 teas, tbe.ldest of Va v
we ."re infjraiei, baa .Iready lietn ady.nc. X
e! u7'k'tiit;st Ctar-vt andkisie- if
civc-d :b? tin' Ti'ciin f S.t fkthifr aocr
oinj lo u.iiiit royal euatoo.
i f?ral steamers bars arri;-ii at
l-.i a from lit T t.ii: ; nr r
i i ai-l-H Tk. I'l-arai ;Sr.a.
. anil IT V. ar':.-i.:e V'SA'. 1 t. -.
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