Show " -'' - :?' j 18 XXELEGRA1PI1I TELEGRAPH SEMI-WEEK- LY V Mexico to offer their services to tho empire and to persuade the Govemmeot o purchase the rain Stonewall 'The French Admiral goes with them for the lame purpose lie declares that with the rum he canvflcfcnd the Mexican coast against the whole' American navy Grierson’s cavalry have arrived at The new atock of the Atlantlo telegraph Ib L Csrthers at one time JnJge of the HACK wbo EJ la and sells in b°iulon at a premium aud Court Tennessee ot company Supreme IW3 had himself elected rebel governor of the ulitxflDW sjhafca at A5C0 sterliug was that Stats by a few hnndred followers On tho list of June the - I )ia Tcnneshis at in home Ihsuon arrested tonstruction company' sea oa the 2lib nil and committed to await I the telegraph Great iLstern by Invitatiou from u inm prisoners waentaey rent!nik ited the edmlemneL Ma trial fbr treason rectors of to the Atlantic inform company 30 01 sentences pronounced and tha V New York !1 tt4f On the following day Mr Adams 'Amcri their A Washington spieclal says Major T T can Minister execution the luke and Dnchess of Suth whom the tfi Fckert superintendent of the military tele erland the Lnke Intelligence wa? C0Taiiifuf liuchcss and of Somerset TaSU Gor?eitwra hie commence will duty- and A’ickabuTg'oondiigat' thatpoinUiheir graph La vvlvrd number of douhaiJ IriiV:UkeLint other r reditingubhed I three months campaign through'" the a Assistant Secretary of War vice Dana Mr MPv aigned States of Florida Alabama and Washington 30 iutrtl ParUcauT of tl offices are to be increased to Adams returned thanks and said that during j she passedthroygh 1 ’Money-ordh' the 5iSS“ portion of Alabama and Mississippi 42b principally in the Western States U” wish toe cable might not be laid as rwb Is Jpi itr'ir e" never before visited-4- y hostile troops Ls°"the been overwhelmed with telegrams but I r 5“° rest of the experi have 50V£s"Jwf racillc I to AU wished it every success as he belie v- now he the interior of these Pywpncra will b attnJa k ewi States ment so far being satisfactory to the l ost They report or KVWen their own I more do would cd it than' any agency to designation-in a most prosperous condition They Office Department’ the bonds of union between I htGen creeled in the south vara ' nx- 1 also report seeing hundreds of thousands : The commissioner of Internal revenue atrengthen of to Spring The interests andobje'et of I J1 the countries ® 11 to be Great Britain had all along been to maintain ( of boles of cotton which! the: owners Lewis retires from office "iBciyyqnia ?' ! ‘ I York New Wm of now succeeded that the and were anxious contest which had Oyton by to take to market Smith Seace us had been put an' end to the ed number There will i be : largo crops of Gen Rosecrans sails foy California H The sole object they had in view was peace also Witness the scn -cotton this Tear Thouiands of acres row 7 - New York 1 No more visitors would be admitted on board sptratqrs who are to Lo imi)rL?niUl'£?e which had been planted' in corn were The Ilerald's correspondent from the de the Great Eastern before she sailed The canied into Immediate and cotton was substituted partment of Sheridan and Canbrsajs np to present condition of the cable is all that plowed- up Those most interested ia A the 31st of Jnne 10000 men of Kirby Smith’s could be desired sod cor'JLcunp‘l conpralr!nfBti ' J were looking fiqe confident to seemed ba le of it it perfectly to day were ewrSS piebad been paroled complete rebel Ninety " hanger army v rj j 20000 stand of arms had success and ces of Washington29 artillery over g So far only about 125 - been surrendered Of the general officers of kaVe been erontetl T 18 or l A ii amber oFpepere II SmWb’ Bucknar and old bteriing Trice cludmg CA4kt purpose wait the lgnaturo or j 4jflnerai bbelby and Magruder had taken re- ? ’J ATL ANTIci TELEGRAPH TARIFF! THURSDAY MORMN'G - rf Six :t Three : f Month ' - : 00' : T': 1 50 ‘ 1 - FOli OTJK -f NEXT - to-m- y V It is reported that Mrs Surratt has written a statement of confession which has been given to her spiritual advisers Each succeeding season m these mouMontreal 7s ntains appears to be uulike any of its preThe purser - of tho Moravian from decessors to liavo its ownf peculiar indi- - I Flushing for- - Philadelphia or New York I vidaaliiyr growing seoson which was destroyed by fire on the banks abundance or enow in the mountains Tho spring was ga-'- I the tar-pbetween decks Most of " the harsh her and altogether cccdingly dry people were taken' to St John's by Meteor most unfavorable ono we remember for I the steamer people are ' ave bca sayed may vfth clouting and early growth: ofamaU v I" seeds and' grains The Ban was nl 2d the Mo- of Actoi) Capt dispatch: warm and the air and winds so drying' ravian gives the following statement to that much of the wheat and imilar the Associated Press boatman at Cape Race:— -- is the steamer grain fhiled to gerpiinate until watered MilmoreIt reported that A W: Stewart D to belonging artificially and that which by dint of arrived at St- John's on Friday with'40 hard struggles did make a sickly pro-- of the passengers' and crew of 4hXT: ship I an inch soil or and the from Win' tlio burning taken kelson gross through I wreck oh the banks of New Found torid for'some two above ground then rested The WmNclson sailed frdm Flushing for weeks as if exhausted with the effort N Y with German emigrants onboard and scarcely decided whether to con before they 'reached the vessel all 'the tinuethe unequal contest and row on boats hod put off fall of passengers and none of the ubats had been slowly or return to the soil which gave crew:But heard of so ’far ns Captf Acton could it birth learn? Tliero were upwards of400pns-senge- rs To add to the perplexity of the tiller on board when the vessel sailed ‘ of NewYork‘7'of "the soil an extraordinary number The steamer Manhattan from Yeni Toracioos! desolatorSof the caterpillar the cut! eW Santa Domingo are troops evacuating - V worxnvigorously attacked plants of se- - I the Fresident :onljr:rihepnaoDereoi yage Jn Mexico r v war iu the Old Capital prison above the I xhe Imperialists ofUaUmoras harerccetit- rank of Captain are tne rebel Major I iy been very much oxcited over the tVport GenEd Johnson and a IientenantCol wht there shortlywHIbe 70000 United Statss of a Virginia ro©ment: CM Idgraham I lr kGranfe’j carrying the has turned over to the State Department 4thThe Texas Ainr for the ltio Grande The-prese- 1 WMthn ot -- - j -r -- cap-ture- - - To-da- v e oochia : ’ - - -- - -- pru-ceerlin- r ga - - -- 1 i -- - J( C Teyolutioa lu : Hayti wa maAing qoadway althoaghGelkardtaVe3-hif 1 J ious-fp-ici- - ”i: 7 - 7 ' been ia nstito : i To crown the diBConraging' aspects of afttra desperate fight the rebelabeinrr i i the situation in some locations the grossr I obliged to eYaottato'':': Mexican news li tb iho effect that hoppers finished up the matter destroy'will soOn issue a decree ceding Sim 'Max enfeebled prospects ing the t6thwFrench-otrthe lamer Even now and in this ?!9WWWSonort ' the war debt due France security-fo4cty theeehoppng pertnnM more than thnTrlBtah- - New - I Orleans "correspondent sent this a'm tho or still 4grub3M veg-- BrigadieriGeneral : Russell is ordereilto bqth prey upou eta'tion They are s part icuhirly severe proceed With his Coimhaud ta Indianola less thrifty apple J penerMCole with the cayajry brigade upon the youpger - and - ' i isordered Ifewil and pear-tre- es some of which so far rendezvous'5toat RrLoa Santtaok At Jrom making any growth of Wood thus far the time! of’ writing this’ dispatch5-therseem to have : Enfficient to do - to hold ' are at least 1000u menof thisr commant their own— what they attuned to "last on board the Various vesselscomprisin: the expedition who: have season from huiding' by various icauscs: Some But as though to prove ore at present in thisoity receiving a is foil of compensations we may observe supply of coal and water others are in that ifthc Spring wa3 more than ordinal Mobile Bay detained Wr the and in order to give the officers on bari lily unfavorable to the husbandman 4he an opportunity to iaetfii up the vessels aurnmer has proved propitious to a de-to thjs sdnjtaiy 'Condition-bthe troop3 on board Otjier aro gree far surpassing any tliing yre hod off Brazos awaiting the arriva seen in this Territory Never of lighterSj'with which to debark thb before mbits' history 'that we kuewof troops aud necessary army ' material has it been blessed with such a moist The 4 th cjfifrps arrived here a few' days and showery J uly as the present has sice from tip the Missouri" riyerant ' y shown itself ' arein caznp on the old J ackson battleis understood that they wil The glorious rain of Thursday pm ground be ori0redto Texas ’'as soon os Geoerid was Worth many and many a dollar to Sheridan returns frohi’lJrownS ville-- ' the Territory Thev agriculturists and :iie concentration of troops in Texas - horticulturists with about gladsOme eiyrpsses to-- great extent the conver gang tion of the people in this city It is cmiiitenances and seem tohe satisfied Supposed that the nmherical strengtfrof V that they are living under a dispensation the force' about to occupy that' country of Providence especially fashioned including cavalryi 'infantry and artillery suit them that in the matter of weather will be at least §5000 effective n4n'' it is juft like the finest kind of loycrull ' Gen Curtis is still at Alexandria on ' jmilcs and tears ' The few corps natiry Brit- - which-- it U organizingwilt staft overland expected ishers among us have temporanly'for- for ITouston in two columns - one from sultriness so char- - Alexandria the other froin gotten Shreveport acteristic of this climate and Jn two days ' - 1 t rf siebut -- I- - a r - ‘ 1 : been-detaine- ' - d that-natur- e of ji ui the divinity of both the old and' new testa mcnts aud In the body of tbeae a Hashington6: enforcing the obscryAnce 0 the provision Christian accordance with the ffiouiiigs and Ssbbatii: The former is understood to have Ben ten cos- - ef the military commission been voted down out of respect to Jqdah P Bciijamin-the'lattrin'deAfrcniee to tho peowhicnresMoMJobnaon appfovetl yes ple of Louisiana and Texas ’terday- David JEl Uarrold Lewis Payne Many :otlicr enrions disciosnres besides Miy( Mary E Surratt and Geoio A Jhepc already noted ore made iby the docu'A tzqcatt are 'to be hung' tomoffow ments A speciaf to the Times frdm Washington Sam Dr Miidd iBymllitary authprity Geu’Pope has arrived on' an order be jm- - :2deay Arnold on 4 : D’jAnghJin 'are of die President and Gen liffiJUi to consult Pnsonedfqr Ulorr jkjpanler is seiitenced iI coaoemiog the treatment ofthe Indians in Ida department It ia believed that the gov tp SIX' years? imprisoomeat with i bard I erument wilt ' RXihe prohibit the traders from coining at labprr' penlteiitiary Albany IU contact with them and that the whole is :eW'Yprk5 management of the trading will be taken in(Tho Heralds AVashington specialsays to the li amis Qf the government as a last and means of preventing conthe heidth ofthetFresideut is sQ farim- - probably the onlywith hostilities the various tribes of tinual r proved as to warrant his devoting a few the NortlAVeet hours "to1 business commencing with ib'CommisMuiry-Gcncra- l of prisoners re' Thursday morning ceived information yesterday that the last of New York 30 the rebel prisoners at Point Lookout were The Washington special of the Times says sat at liberty qn Friday last a comprehensive order relating to the the State Ilonse ' this evening at Jlaqulrics dediflerent' Of the anmes' and' elicited the that the health of the Presifact partments of tlie'neW military divisions is dent IsnoW Worse than at any former period about to be issued As soon as the present : : r - ! - ‘ -- 1 f 1 1: J ’ ' : i- - i' x con-SolidSti- though theto isndt though t to be any imme- mustering out of the troops is completed the’ danger burgeon General Barnes baa several corps of the army of the Potomac diate: wlfr each be redoeed to a division the whole been called in to consult with Dr Burroughs to constitute a provisional army corps to be who has tbus far been his medical attendant Another protest against the appointment commanded by MaJ Gen Wriht headquar- and-attpn- d of Judge r&irsons as provisional Governor of ters at MartiusburgYa ' i Tho 2Dd corps division is to be commanded Alabama has been sent to the "President Savabnah date's to the 2Sth say tbatafTairs lljcvct Maj Gen Mott 5th corps division ' by in Mexico are reported to be going from bad divisby BrevetMaj Gen Ayers 6th' corps A apecial dispatch received oq the ion by Brevet- - MaJ Gen: Getty The middle to wor military'divislon Will be abolished anda new 27thf from San Luis announces' that Saltillo by French troops slid that department farineflconsisting of Pennsylva- was occupied nia Delaware Marylandand West Virginia Negrete was retreating to Monterey The has A Governor Clnte Co to tho Hancock granted priMajGen commanding hfeadqaar o tern at Baltimore vilege to establish telegraph lines from yto to Matamoraa tlience Vera Crnz The department of the east remains as it is andTrom San Lqis to Duringo for15 years but Gji Ilopker will sue K 1t t f Washingtoh 3 at commaudkeadguarti:rs V Robert Ould has been re' hnconditionally SO’ V Washington leased and is expected here soon frem RichAt an adjourned meeting of this citizens of mond Richmond held yesterday a memorial to the v- : Cape Race 2 President was read ' representing that the l 24th QueensPer the China twenty thousand dollars ' clause in bis procla- town- 25tli ’General and political news mation of amnesty was daily caosing great meagre Unimportant advances fronfAmer-te- a embarrassment In transacting all kfnda of by lira Persia caused a decline in Ameribusiness' and praying it to be withdrawn' can securities The English papers are un' The At A' letter' ft&ca H G Tait of thei first Na- usually silent on Americhagflairs Red-River lantic telegraph cable was on ‘board the tional JBaok at Richmond to the committee also' favors the repeal of the clause referred Great Eastern t' and as soon as the balance of the the paying-on- t the machinery was pat np Beto' The petitioners state thatLincoln they took March telegraph fleet: would sail for Valentia oath prescribed by President 26th '186 A and December 8tbJ864 in the fore their departure from Valentia the United fUU belief that by so doing they secured the i8tatesg6verament steamer would join' them - Wi ' pardon extended and that their business had The vessels would probably leave Valentia 1 V :GsSrof:29o J been suddenly paralyzed by tha later decis on tkei 10th of July andarrive at Heart’s An arrival from Orleans witlf Mativ-mora-s ' ion of the ' Attorney: General The memorial Content-TrinitBay 'abbot the 24th The dates to' the 15th reports 'that rejS Improbably be nnanimoualy signed apd directors of the company have decided “on the following uniform tariff between all the defeat of Nfegrete after his unsuc- forwarded to the President in a fhw days of the United States and British North Matamoias is conf- ! Mosby the gneretlla having been pardon- points cessful attempt-iAmerica'- to Great Britain: £20 sterling for aoffice and in ed settled irmed-' has have is to lost He reported opehed lsv 70P' twenty words or less and £l for every Culpepper Virginia killed' and‘ 200Q prisoners additional word To the continent of Eu' 30 Cincinnati : ' Qairo 28 i ' Gen Logan his £21 for twenty words and :£1 ' Is' for rope5 issued orders additional wore To Asia and ’Africa every A Vera Cruz letter of’ the lBt states out 15000 men belonging' to themustering army of £25 tor twenty words - and £1 5s for every Confederates 'still the Tennessee' continue that additional word date and signaAddress t 30 New York to flock to Mexico Thero is no doubt ture are to be counted and charged for in all to-dan Tribune Tne importhat Gwyn will get his object through tant expose by a' stockpublishes holder of the li 8 messages' waits r the Messages for plaoes in Asia and Africa to it of only signature though telegraph company concerning the propo- which the telegraph does not extend will be Maximilian to become law He goes sed extension of that line to forwarded ia by the first mail postage paid to capitalists and out &s Director General of the Emigra- which deeply interestingJ f Messages 1 the cypher to ‘be charged double public generally tion for the States of Sonora Chihuathese rates ‘ Herald1 South Carolina dispa teh of hua Durango and Zamnlipaa" with ex- theThe The diractora 'afe eonVfnced that unless 26th the rebel Governor Clark of high prices at first there will be powers and 600 French Mississippisays’ charge has been committed to Ft Pnlas-k- i they traordinaryback ' suen en aceammulation of business that him The is to the to Savannah river emigration troops will tike In the transmission of great delay to be strictly Southern Ten thousand Jibe rebel Ex-Se- c Trenbolm of the Treasury oat they intend to lay down new Gonfederatesare to be armed and paid recently sent to that stronghold had been messages cables as fast-apossible and then reduce the and prices' 'The cablrwill the above-- ' released by an order : from Washington by the empire but kept-ibe opened for business os soon after it-i- laid as possible All mentioned States as -- a protection to was in Charleston ’s special aysthe expenditare messages will be forwarded in the order to offiand the emigrants Captbin Cage ohjTribmm they are received at Heart's Content care of the Btonewall havo gone to Amount to 1290000000doling - - the past year which and ' -:Trinity Bay 7 i 5 iVJh' on paw same-purpos- e -- -- f pro-yious- ly - : - de-taiu- ed 1 -- " t -- -- -- - a- i- - ‘ - - 1 -- front-Liverpoo- ’ -- his-cavalr- y - ’ the-oven-Uk- er have almost fancied themselves transplanted back to their dear- ld tight little Island and breathingyonce mere'lhat r ever moist and- deliciously fresh atmosphere which it is such a perfect luxury for strong and healthy lungs to inhale ' ibe fears that were entertained of very short crops from tho effects of early drouth have been almost entirely swept away by the precious and Very liberal ehowers of the past week or two and with care in and after harvest Utah will have sufficient bread to eat for a twelvemonth and possibly a bushel ortwo with which" to help out her less fortunate xieighbors There is nothing like having plenty of broad in the houser No 'par terfanuliss likes to hear Ms children' cry - - -- J of lift - ' f- j y - - n - - -- J -- - 1 fe - - r ay - the-Pacifi- c ! " - - s n s j - - f r the pricsU alleudant on Mrs Surratt repe: Jahnson Wm li woaeut lUvef ed a short prayer to which wi r Rcj I I aested next to'frcVttfntirelv fistVned Tv“ ‘the noroina I miDMWi Baluinore 5 who liad been administiiBf t laaimonsly couni Yesterday : evening about 8 o'clock at Pajrneexpressod in tho name of the litir the BalUiuor Depo tho President's car his sincere thanks to Gen Uartroupe sodi v just arrived from : IJetfyhlmrg ran into a the officers andol Jiers who had Lad chirr freight 'train owing to missing thri switch of him for their personal kiudnes- The a XX03X1S SenorBcyvnoga Chilian Minister arid O J later thou uttered a' brieff prayer adiin t- 4 Elalpin who read the theme at the Gettysr Payne's forgiveness of all sms and lor i were severely Cut about burg celebration oasago out of this world inn the jour l lie bead ' Col Simpson 8th Army corps ehven- - TIio minister who attemled lie Eoimzav or Bex A J Chew of the Stite department' F It rol l also returned thanks lor the kiln (irrrr the politencs 31illin6f the Executive MaurioiKsiid LvL ineift of the prisoner and offered win: r0u0v Grouse of the New York Times were slight that God would re(ceie-l- ii soul liimL e T r was aflcctcd to tears The minister whar if Uat as me ly injured The steamer Nevada brings Savannah tended 'A tzernttj bio returned tlianksuSb ime through Poi dates to tho 1st prisoner's name to Gen Ilarlroupe and fc b seven other offieerstor their kind attentiu Ilelte The Savannah TTeraM announces lb arri- invoked tlie mercy of God on the pruosa eaitely fireff or val there of Provisional Governor Johnson condemned v : ents fired and and his cordial reception by the people The fromthtiwere to then be was oif the rise They required City Conndl adopted resolutions of welcome seats when thcxhairs'werc removed-I- V iucnireri then ii and requesting Uie Governor to deliver an address which was complied with The col- were How all on lfie drops their lundifsstn c®1rer® J -“ r ored troops doing guard duty in the city have ed behind them and their legs hau'Lged ke the op is coach bf 475 0 been relieved and ent to the interior J udge low and above tho knees-whil- e Parsons or the District Provost Court Las were placed over their heads AUenc Deers afler wh ordered certain property known as Kaiu's being prepared for execution exclaimed ptoeeeu ani m wharf which was confiscated and sold by “Gentlemen farewell take care good®fbp finow Ohs hefofe me” rebel authority to be returned to its fortuer gentlemen tj morning owners clergyman standing near exclaimed Mlb The names of 1 we all meet in the other world:' At Newborn 1 ’ It ws reportcil that the Government was iia the noose was put around each head Mr K’KAtddson last ono the Surratt being the adjusted about to iinake Sn Important seizure in the tion of the platform on wTiicli they had be: A toward of $3 direction of the North Carolina goldmines Recent orders instruct Gen Cox to remain standing suddenly fell and theculpriUwr uioVand c'onvi in command of 1 this department until the re- hanging several feet from the ground r Tv bodies hung until life was extinct and ve proportionate si turn of Gen Schofield TT afterwards given over for burial rough ti There is a great rush of political sinners fin 0Tnra mcrk h&rd for at that tmrpw to Gov Holden for pardouJIe lias appoin- Geii being already fi: me: Tw was Hancock ving: present tbrongnoat ted J T Hough Mayor of Newbern U the Sutes tc proceedings JWashington 5 It Is said that Payne last uigbt maJs ufiles westofEga 'About oqe ' hundred Snd seventy applica- statement on behalf of Mrs Surratt exonctiurdered ihootit y were tions: Tor pardon pf atfng her from cyniplirity Hud that ail tLfdth an axe Th granted which one- hundred and thirty from North other of his victim prisoners subscribed to an afiidaviticiairt Carolina' were recommended by Gov Holwitarieft breast tlie This of testimony important - peaching den f M Wednesday m ses against her A' delegation of TOfrom fourteen Indian New Yorkt treated last nigl tribes who have been in hostility to 'the The Post's Washington special says t Wsedthe murd 'United States during' tlie rebellion are op bodies cf Mrs Surratt Payne Atzerottr c jaries Wonder with the object of Rarrold' remain in the sraves to which tkr fed about 4 5f their way to making a treaty to perpetuate peace and of wore consigned yesterday ' The gravci-being reinstated in the rights and benefits guarded by soldiers The military a otto ProBiTE Coes' which they forfeited by taking uf) arms in ties are undecidedtlii morning whetiier f lineas W Fis behalf of tbc insurgents not they shall rcinaia or be delivered to the jbetment was friends An' official paper of the Columbian Gov d by defends ernment formerly New Grenada recently Mudd O'lJingLlin Arnold and Spangle t'tfoued for tri: a' decree issued ' by the Columbian are to be taken to the Penitentiary at Alto vftoVL Jone (lubliahed on Monday declaring that President'-JuareSaitw si &yce of Mexico has deserved well of America in 1 Gen been 'from has relieved Slough Mljfair view of the indomitable pcmvefance he Military Governor at AlexandrU£sitDefen has evinced in the defence of the indepen- daticaas for j ary me to Colorado ' dence and freedonot hi country They re? and ordered Times-inaasaaka account The the of as his virtue and patriotism affording garded an example to the Columbian ynntli ' The tion says Harrold made statement yetaha ®e2' decree also provides that a buat of tlie pat- day to the effect that in the original plot ttoa waa the in off the shut national Jo gas the in be riot Juares library Eart placed had once rehearsed his part with Boc4 j J of ltegota with a suitable inscription be £ cic: j4 Afterwards 4o he was only required v NewYorV C i to anear Yard the waiting bridge Navy The (IIeralds Richmond correspondent Booth in his Payne the night bej1 of the rumor in tfie city the executionescape says In consequence so said ' far as he contemthe on Monday last that negroes to do with the fsaisst 'Tn Strc&xi had nothing insurrection the guards' were tion on'are com Slated ?an plot and other precautionary measures York M iw offered for New were taken by the military cr fipricot Among the pajcrs of Jeff Davis latelysew Fort Laramie 6 discovered norticqUu tne Government has tured je 'A colnmn Consisting of the second Missouri ?? 41 ral documents of vital importance in d equipped as cavalry and the mining the guilt and complicity JeflfcH contrast light artillery! of twelfth Missouri cavalry passed' Columbus Davis in the aka with a di These conspiracy plot y enronte for the Powder meets are of such Nebraska high lrv: Importance as probably? with two other determine the authorities River country to tr favorofthe In Laracolumns now preparing to march from of Davis before a : military commit ion ' mie against the hostile Indians the charge of assassination ’'New York 6 Gen Pope proposes to put an end to The Commercial's Washington special saysr when the sentences were read to the conspi- an traders and place the trading In the h35 rators to day Payne took it coolly and asked of government for a Baptist minister Atzerott was deeply ' The Post’s 'Washington special ssj® affected and: cried bitterly asking for Lu- military authorities - hate concluded to theran minister' Harrold displayed consid- er the bodies of- the 'executed assasaiof v 11® ® road on erable fortitude only asking for an interview their friends for burial P‘hrnefit of th with his family Mrs Snrratt was collected Piles stra and asked fbr fathers Walter and Wigel to Whosoever is honorable and css tosnjeaei attend her last moments 2? ordinance v Vance was released from the old honest and conrteons is a true gestw nff JWaUenfiii to-dunlearned man return to whether learned or homesubject capitolprison the trov ' to the President' orders or “ 7:iTr was reoccupiedbythe government troops f Owe haye not so far succeeded in iiuflicting rijion anything but the mail aud tele ''damage ' t aa wyihvi Ile'haa AvAllJUl ivsyO(iii a awi trpops Many Dom ip- - Jot NoV YTorktQ' relieve Gen Dix '- s against him Mvma over thcmr - bl ar-riv-ed fl-n- m e 8 V n - -- Veral"kintUfmany pf which sneenmbed includtog some oMho more robu3t repre- eentati ves of the yegetallo world snph )rvr ' fon-iioo- - j Marshal U Doonei nau made a speech in the s io urt7 n’ Cortes' setting forth the government policy Immediate!?’ U!ri und)Chair which inclade the roeognitionycf king- - SreerefSJ theTcro?a J‘ofihPe At lOAi:sinrtott dom of Italy and the maintenance of arnica- - i bio relations with foreign powers : army corpadeKtincd d which paused Orleans on the 22J ult Italy -- lt is reported that the negotiations bylier counsel but the Judce uld h KlTha fe®a iI a correapondeuce between the rebel between Mexican Embassy and the la: power to enforce the writ people tbp General Slaughter and the Imperialists been interrupted and the em- - I Imai except bevl Eal courtIllhave -— gUSHM WOfft Mlcrl TI I !? will anl f (Jen Mejia shows clearly that the trade in cotton with the rebel government was by Maximilian and Ins authorities and that about two million dollars worth of cotton was carried acrosa the Rio Grande in to Mexico tlirough the connivance of the operatives th? acltleuie spent several bourn with tlYrmTurinivJ MeAican autVioritiea anbseanent to the aur thrown opt of employment ' were alHoaUPn44bTiix!tr attend U They Fort Iiaramic 3 render of Khby: Smith: f officiaT inquiry - Is ' advieni as were aUo WySe talUrtcd °f d dfilc vpintiu! ascertained all It eorrectneaaoftlda that beyond depute’ proves the report oqr gov the ' i Indians who for some lime AtzcrolL ernment will no donbt demand its Arapahoe along the ru have : been fed by the government at Fort minutes affcr ofie o’clock the fof irrlgaUon nalieck as friendly Indians have been the prison door was opdiied ana MrnSurratt jka tbi region crp i Mminit-- s’pporjed on her way tohe gallows by tl£ aBJ the sorgutn tl¥“7olnt I Ptr‘or of niort of tho iutriKC P? of Next fallowed AlircrSsdU A deatru H4JI military ofheer retry prorUlonnl Governor of They have ascertained by some meansCTVwr that Harold and Tayne" accompanied b tjl'7oine damage Benth Carolina the proclamation will were suspected and now have taken the guard anlthcjr respective minUtan uf have jthey The Ironf scau on tho 'pUtfur-t tiincethey I openly - TTobpS are iu pursuit gospel are New York 3 recui j treesbetter- or lorl?l wire reserved for them in the following Lklnfi The lierald’a Athens Georgia correapon- Mrs dcr: I Snrratt payne llarrokL ncRherean any i2i 2 dent says some ligUt has beetf thrown upon 22 addition nnlil they are severely zero tt with the oOlceni cji trusted asj the hitherto secret history of the proceedings 1 wii( snceesa have met and Ihe with jexeoution iuiuit occupied iuwnmc SILr' ia bt they of JeflL Davis and the Southern Confederacy ebastisjed C!en: llartroupe wkohuWc during the past year lina made them exceed- - II ate position 'flne by documents captured coutaining the SAl'-iwhpaid and daring in their exploits On a I from tho commoucemeut' in charge- id nndatlOD lpt ctelj of the rebel provisional government of more oCGn Connor’s three columns are nrlaoneri ramo rnrurnrtat Montgomery' Alabama I now preparing to march again-- lliemaud I °f tho tyar l:' Thev’ show tint thrphMa W no 'i: lit Jiif ’crop ltr ipproviaj ti( upwards of ten thousand oaths: of ubscribed' at Washington by disli '“'’r oyal parties !Tli0 'Tribune's Washington special to bja says' it appears: that just previous Brecken-riug- e C Cuba John for departure addressed a private letter to bis friend K- - MRrude formerly of the rebel congress of which I the f ollpwing is an extracts— “I have bad no news from the onter ' world since I disbanded near Woodstock' Go the last confederate-forcI trust east there will be yudom enough: in ithe councils nt Washington 'not to driven brafo j'and: safferinrg people ! Withe remedies that spring from de$pairEvery man abonlil sexert all theriufluence be possesses' to make the presenkcepsation t of hostilities permanent andhonorable and let it be remembered that there can be rio’ lasting peace founded on cruelty 'and oppression” x i I '’‘Most if thoiney present issued t rk i otjj !!L2?i£-J21?kJtlS£52- l which they had In fall river and dail ia beihg nizing ' The Uencral lie A heavy guard was stationed on the wa oVad last weawton by tbe Treasury department in leas thaq ttve weeks fromTht-r-tlia here on tlieJOth tlie disburecd for the payment of our soldiers operutionu while below of National their field himaeir ' ' Jnluaburg' will take the Congress The manner Iu Mirrouuding assembling were diera formed groinuls on two rides ixjri tiitLuL- of the squn At oar County c G 'waa in a of favor srmthern QincitJnati' feeling namingthe which emigVanAraina are organized tenders iScvoral hundred civilians aud-A- a establishment the Bepnblia of Washington that class of travel werq present ia ningbn The lii perfectly aare Major Gen'- Orttto’day1 Asenmofilhe lire tors of J i’J far the Couoci sole inn scene allegiance-s- - ” -- - - crops-generall- - - jgfaS!2i r- do-cisioi- w: THE SEASON- or - - iK i v to-morr- -- DELEGATE TO 5“ n hwcf - r ' New Turk 7 The PosPs 'Washington special Wys strong efforts were made this morning to induce the President to reprieve - Mrs Surratt by her counsel and the Roman Catholic Clergymen who have acted as her spiritual advisers bat to no pub-posthe President was firm in his ' ' - er ’ ' lt m - Bethlehem ffl tioa together with 57 acres of land- by the lion Asa Parker of Mauch Chunk Pa for the eatablishnjent bf a ’ colleee nod?" 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