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' outline of troops forming into lino 'intent be faintly distinguished. t They wertf Boon in motion, and i in the course of half an hour, J thief; . booming .'; cannon I'fhd . rattle &i federal ! trooos roroclaimd ' that the combat had commenced. The din continued for1abont: an hour; vhan - tha .tmshiierBV. nflniwi ;trntn VAAV AAJ-.- . wm V. WA pxners wnQ.-were uiougm, to snare Gotebnob Hoije?. Those who aro iervjng the Government with p service, while their hearts are -2'-. i : ; X1 lay pom; M, WXUi tre pruupujr in vited to take a back seat, ana not topollute the temple with their profane and unholy touch. : ' 1 . 'The developement of feeling. THE-COnSPHACTi -.ft At -0- 4 f TimiimnNfimm mr imfim TXT t T IPT ' ' CASE OF :.?A ECiL.R. W V I A number Pf the well-Known ciu-eus fR- :yr Yoriclnen of the Mghesifcharac- gr J the conummity; and not pOAiti-JaL-dfiS-redi to ' present to -Presidnt - proper fittings. Mr. , jonnson,, in a lev- How the lock! WHH box was-Broker r mrr5rr;;: . . 1 gcuueuteu wuu vu.cic Ha- t r? TTTTl'nVMp SLiTVftf-fieB"! to himself..':': , since the - promulgation of the Uieix queers, that tne . -southern rrZT""' AMHTHPR . I FTTCrZ WHINnA : reloiceaUe decision troops naaDeen-surprisea, BaTw wwuij iuuwu. :! m ri T .6'i"jtco iui .uw xuuiixc. . .. , . ... I Ajt VhUe in the. present case no improp. T r?-; ri, 1 : il , cmtrnmrrrurn A vrtrrm -"TtrtnuiTlfat T . .! ... . -i n. ms; PAPER PUBLISHES THE ' LA WS AND RE SOL VTIONS WF - CONGRESS BY AUTHORITY. . , ja- Our Paoer can n be obtained . attheoEee of Publication, the. Carrier 'Boys, and the Division and Brigade Post ' masters, at tae ironi. , TO SVBSCRXBKRS. Persons wishing our paper left at their booses or places of business, can have their wishes gratified by calling at our iv ' , . Fob the Times. The Amnesty Proclamation of Presi dent Johnson has been published. We know our status. We have taken part in a prodigious war against the Union from which we seceded, and have failed to make permanent the Confederacy we instituted. "The proclamation invites the' return of a vast number, at whose feet yawned the abyss which separated PAYWB PI. E ADS- Or TR 1?? them from the goal of their fondest aspi- fbrtoble. The . evidence'.. .drawing ra- ' ;ai Mai ,:.j' I Mtfinnn. I nidlv tn-warda its end. but it'will not be I :.. -t ' r . m -r. . wbvu nsi - ti, .. ., ; . .;rf j I ir ' .. ' , . MAMTfl. A. A. UUW.XiSU. rUClDS. LKMVi SOMETHING '- JJQUT,&fiO0TB<.mtito&ta. but the most w viii wa.v. , , . i,ot,ftTaj,h UI VHittilUDikiictuaKuiue g- flem'e .vhp. fished jo give the Presie" fhs- testimony ; of 4beir eiteemj it is cer tain. that if the practice o receiving gifts by public men had the sanction of such higi 'example', jt would be in many cases misused, and. might grow into an abuse. Teaidenf Johnson's act will discourage hereafter the. whole system of presenta tion." to public .officers., . ;i rftEsiDENT Johnson's reply. Washington- City, May 22, 1865, - - WAaHHroroNf':June2. The evidence in the conspiracy 'trial to-day was quite elaborate; but nott of j startling interest. 1; Thel court-room was crowed to great excess, .'while the i heat was intense as to render it quite Runcorn- Jot. Cob & Co., Advertising Agents, Tribune iSuilding, JNew xorK, are au thorized to solicit advertisements for our paper. once violent They profess old attach ment, and afiect even radieal sentiments. They have no grievance to resent, no dis appointment to regret ; their self is spared and should they not be grateful? THE DAILY TIMES. NEW BERNE, N. Q., THURSDAY MOUSING, JUNE 8, 1865. THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION ' THE SPIRIT WITH WHICH IT IS GREETED. ; The spirit with, which Mr. John son's Amnesty Proclamation isie- ing received in our community is truly gratifying. A very general spirit seems to manifest itself, to conform to all its requirements, and, toT. accept the new govern ment in its fullest and broadest sense. Many of our citizens, who be lieved in the right of Scecession, rations. Revolution change is always sought completed to-morrow It is believed , the by those who have nothing to lose and) trial will certainly continue all next evBrjrimng w ineauem weeji. iuwi. wi your very' ' complimentary note, now as blatant, as their aspersions were I been examined have been,,: discharged J -fa-v tv.rl7 I8fii whprci irom uiipriBumucuv, aiiu wuvuj, uicw Miss Anna Burratt, the daughter of Mrs. Surratt, who was allowed to sit near her mother during this afternoon, and. con verse with her through an.:ofloer. ; fThe. They will make capital out of the eclat of I witness Welchman, who boarded nt Mrs. their conversion. Surrat's is also out of prison. -! j w Doubtless there are many who see in The evidence opened to-day with aref. the failure of the Confederacy the sub-jerence to Spangler. The -lock found version of all free republican institutions; I bursted from the box door of the theatre 2.1. MmmM. l.A.AAi Sai X.V a!. AAa.;.i:AH JI I afA Al. , Uw.ntlAM47a : AnflAflDltlA flrtVl vuv ttiTs iiuxieob mjj. uucxx- uxivxvwuuB, auu I tu bcx: uulv Jj icoiwMw b flowouiBiivu ff 0CCUPViil2 llifSll Official pOSitlOBS honesty should . all .times be respected. ay J dwUne Serings of kind and loya lieu iuuso wiiti uuiiiL uinerwise, uuier it wag iukcu uu iu uic wecu ui a e'l-' j ' without vindictiveness and labc only to by one of the "clerk's of to-Nationalsflo . :. , . r,ra ' ,. , . , . . . : .. I 'The retention of the parchment con disabuse. tel. some weeks prior to April. nThe wit-1 . . , . , ,. . , i .... i I w . i. . ... v. . , . . I VcyiDK your Beuiuneuia auu me uuw that Booth rented box Ifo. Z abon. two pw T 7 r : - , . weeks: before ? the assassination! pttis manifestation of regard, is a favor nesses were produced who testified that J8' andJ.as8ure the witness Bitterspaugh: repeated differ- shall regard it as one of the high. Xiig U CK ViaVIAOW UlV X VHVVOH aVBVUWa nial I WMW WaYWMM v, aawaj a ywaiyv u-aw WW fail of endurance. him on the stand a few momutes after the & Ckr.J Hoyt Brothers : J. S. Shultz and othersGentlemen : I am in receipt of dated wherein you rmiest my acceptance of a coach, span I of horses, harness, &o., as a token of your high appreciation of niy public course.';' J,lt! ' . ; "While I fully appreciate the purity of your motives in thus tendering to-me 1 such substantial evidence of your regard and. esteem,! am compelled, solely from the (jonvictlons of duty I have ever held ia reference to the acceptance of presents hostility on both sides, but it is unrea sonable to either party to presume that J the other was wholly actuated by hatred. If honesty of heart and purpose be want- my fellow-citizens. A X.Ua VU VXiV DVHUVI A.W O aUVUlHVVQ W.VVX VMV I mmm . , - . . The mass of the people on both sides- assassination ; but the result was1 virtu- a let whoever wiU aver to the contrary- ally to the effect that -Spangler struck r iil were sincere in their convictions; cer, tim in the face -for saying it was.'. Booth 5 Prtant duties tainlytheSouthernpeoplewere,forbeing who, was escaping, adding, as he dealt J?? 5 hT JUSt ter?J ad v 1, oVth t,n I Va Mm m it mio-ht ItA Booth or anvTwwHr I m" J""" "calk" fully to greater losses, and being the J else." The evidence was not very favor weaker, their nerved themselvea to weat- able for BcanKler. The next interesting I " ' 'a o er efforts. That they were imposed upon I feature of the evidence iras the theory f as a principle, liave acknowledged J by the artful misrepresentations of de-1 the defense, that Payne, the would-be as signing men in their own section, and wilfully aggravated by lying fanatics in dividually. i. X am gentlemen yours truly. ASDBXW J0HN8ON. - - Crd to the Public. The undersigned submit the foregoing I -' ...' . .! foorresoondence to the Tjublift. disaTvnoin- subjugate and have prepared PJ!?. themselves for the new order of L!"V 7T ,, 2 S ZTP7JZ n lf27Z,J2? toBM bat notwithstanding their dis- . .,, - v , f their smcenty. On aU other presump-1 there, and Dr. mclio " "D things, with a frankness and ear- tiona the Southern neonle were either I Insane Asylum, was on the stand tixxe'e l!Pp?! ffs- gratified that the nestness that betokens an honesty facile dupes or seditious adventurers. fourths of an hour, giving evidence; as to I ewaentr we united btates is gov- and sincerity, which reflects credit Very many were too proud and too the conduct of insane people. Tbecir.r ' ; . ZZC .1 1 ! at nrst enustea ail tneir sympawues ana 1 aaa no. oeem - ih.vb verynia.eriAxi r . tion. "WhileTwe regret that it has The evidence I lae' tt9y er foregoing correspon- all that atirtrWYHf. fhnnn.'h UHai.lv thaiv 1 DAA11T 9 ATI PAVTiA'M MtAtUM. ueeu necessary wj xeacn tnem. tne dearly-purchased knowledge of the ten- was fbllowed by the production of aletter y s ini tw fearful lesson of the; past' ;four dency of human failings to sintegra- written AprU6'newCiimberland,MiLk tnens the meed of honor that ..years,1 we rejoice to witness tneir tion and. anarchy, shook deeply to its and received at theNational Hotel, some JT':h f ft! n 'r '.return, free from 'the hypocrisy base their faith in the feasibility of per- time during May, directed to J. W, 1W aaentor the united. States. jv: r. hypocrisy and euilA. with whio.ri sn ' mn.Tv self-government. o " I i 4. - -n. l " 7r VT 1 aginations conceive, and whose san- memo. - xiua uiaas vi men cau uu Tn-.-oi.na tv-jj-, : Detter citizens tor tne adversities fection. m.. t I wi. ;a---. .1,. i iix t. : -i t I W' xuetse nsmuiu iu vnwri ,uui kiwt wvwb ,vu)-rjjr i ( . ' through whichj they have passed and be trusted with more confi dence than a class whoni we shall presently name! It is to be hoped that the object of these observations will not be misconceived t the writer will take; care that they be j not wrested into , preposterous signifi- ! aatiaa. ' TTa believes now. aa hft pwr Airt Again,' we have a class; of men, t that the right of secession, thoueh not . who have; Urged bn7 the reiUeHion; ! directly expressed, was readily to be in land who,, when it came, encased ferred from the Constitution and the themselves in bomh-r.rnnf: Vt,. mswry or vxrantry, cut acquiesce; . X WW-l . I s a Anil -t.S-l. A.AT. .. - a . I I II L H I'HNM 1 WIIIIM1 HHI.HII , - . . . , I UVil WgWlUBfl A V XUHIB-UUVU WO XiQ AO PttVlSJ w-uie uuey, gooa souis, remamed fied that any other; result would have class are now among us, and, in that he had a knowledge of Booth's con templated crime. " I FROM WASHINGTON, f o ImparUnt ClrcnlAl- from tn' 8cre tary of Stat. . o j NO MORE PASSPOSTsl " . WASHoroTosr, Juxie 2m . NO MOBS PASSPOBTSi ' ' ' rf The following official notice was issued to-day: . Depabtment or Statu, Washington, June a;.f ereas, pursuant to the order of the one instance, a most miraculous conversion nas taken place.5 One f of the.loudest Secession Orators oi xvew i5ern, before the: war, has returned been born again and is to-day one of the noisest sup f porters of the Federal Govern- . s ment, and has even outstripped us in his zeal for the Government, supporting the dogma of negro suffrage. Of such men, we are -. suspicious, and . we may well be on - our guard, that no such slippery f . " 1 J .a . ? persons ootain a seat m our Con vention. JVe would not discour- go u.cvciujouueiit- oj luyaj. weutiiueni, or its iree expression, ... , , wnatsoever, but we would guard against the insidious overtures bf men who are at heart as thorough ly secesn ; 10-aay, as tney ever were. The former class, of whom T t we spoke, are much sooner to be : trusted ; for having been beaten, they frankly admit it, and without guile, are preparing to support the Government in good faith. ,s Such men, we can respect and appreciate. The others, we des . pise and contemn. - : ' ' The good and true loyal man is v not included in our criticism. . . There are many that are - true, refined have passed through the crucible of persecution,' and come Out pure gold. These men will be found out, ana tneir reward will . come surely ; as the , dazzling orb i t ; daily mounts . to j mid heaven, ; to afford us heat; and- lifht. iThev have suffered, and their day has come at last' We hazard nothini? in irJ fTiA ARRprtion from what n Vnn i i chat the honest and t true man, .. t ....... J L . , wno intenas 10 suppurt uie axov , ernment' in " honesty : and ' good faith, will,, meet. with1 'the hearty fspport and , encouragement of own well-loved South. As respects theU President, and as a means required by it',-- institution of Slavery, he rejects the no tion of its tinfulness as the result of mor bid sensibility, unsustained by the Scrip tures and incompatible in his opinion, with the weal of the negro race j but, in so far as the State of North Carolina is concerned, is and always has been in' fa vor of its , abolition, and regrets, with many others, the just indignation occa sioned by outside interference whioh pre vented it. In thus frankly and unreservedly set ting forth his opinion, the writer has no other aim than to present a true idea of the Southern mind. Our victors have intercourse only with those who . have been all along devoted to the Union. The vanquished disdains the concession of an explanation to the truculent and vain glorious ; the chivalrous victor shuns questions which may wound the sensibil ities of a fallen foe. Thus, conservative rather, we will say, well-regulated minds remain in ignorance of the temper of each. Such minds will ever assimulate, for such minds respect sincerity and can dor, though in opposition to themselves. It is desirable that harmony and respect be restored with Union. Let, therefore, the well-disposed keep aloof from the bickerings of those, whose disposition it is to harbor vindictiveness and foster ha tred by arrogant assumptions of superi ority on either side, mutual recrimina tions and the haughtiness which demands the cession of opinion with the cessation of hostilities, Whatever the opinion of the Southern people. Their disposition is fi delity to the Government to which they have sworn new allegiance. - N. N. , AitcixMM' Ward on the Drama. : A. Ward!' has been annoyed by the i remarks ! of jgnorant ' people upon his j great show. ' Many persons declare that his waf figgers" are not of a character elevated and refined. He says : 1 maintain that wax fimrersis more efey&G6nJthan all the; plays ever written.- Take Shakspeer for instance. Peo ple think he's great things, but I contend ; he is. quite thereverse to the contrary, i What sort of sense is thar to King Leer, Who goes round cussin lis darters, chaw in hay, and throwin straws at folks.larfia like a silly old koot, and making a ass ' of himself ginerally ? There's Mrs. Macbeth she is a nice kind of woman to have, ain't she a put ting old Mac, her husband, up to slayin I Duncan with a cheese knife, while he is paying tt friendly visit to their house. TTrntPrmiiiec Markets. " -f New Yobs. Friday. June 2. t ft - -a ' -. Cotton. The announcement or a large dumber of auction sales iy the govern iaent, to take place ; within a few days, has much depressed the market, and prices" are lower,with very little doing. Sales 250,bales at 45c. a 46. for Mid dling. t , BJJAD3TirrB. rThe market ;was ex-' ceedingiy' irregular, and closed weak and unsettled. The common and medium erades of State and Western Flour were very dull and 10c. lower, with a downward feeling, based on the Liberal receipts. Sales "6, 500bbls, at $5, 85 a 16. 18 for supers, $t: so a.stj. for extrai state, S7 a $7. 20 for round hoop Ohio; $6. 65 a $8 50 for extra Western, $8. 70 a $11 for double extra Western and St Louis. Southern Flour "was dull and heavy, The prospect of good Wheat crop and a large supply ot -lour from the South was never better. .. . Sales 500 bbls. at $7. 10 a $7. 90 for supers, and $3. a$ll. 25 for fancy and extra. '"Canada Flour was dull at $6, 05 a $8. 75;Bye Flour and Uorn Meal dull and unsettled. Wheat was scarce, and with some mill ing demand : prices were well suprorted. aies i,wu dusu. amber MicJugan at f i to, and parcels of white at $ a $6,W. torn was lower and irregular. Sales of 75,000 bush, including new western mixed, at 85c a92c, closing with good fair loads at esc. a sue, and Yellow sold at 91o a 95c. Oats were firmer, but the advance was entirely, speculative and the market closed flat 80,000 bush, at 55c. a 60c. for Canada, and 6a a 68 for Western, y Eye and Barley quite nom inal. Uarley malt is going into store prices unsettled. Canada peas are held at 70c. . Provisions. The market 'for Pork was excited and advanced $2 per bbl.y but closed unsettled. Bales 14,000 bbls at $25 a $26 for new Mess, on the spot $25 a $25 25, seller June and July, clos ing after Change, quite dull at $25 25 $25; .50, ; regular ; $23 60 a $4 for old Mess, $19 a 20 for prime Mess, and $19, a $19 50 for Prime. Lard was quiet and unchanged. Sales 500 , bbls. at 15c a 16c. for No, 1. and 17 c. a 18c. for prime steam and kettle rendered, with job lots of choice at 18Jc. Uutmeat were better, with sales of Shoulders at 12c. a 13c, and hams at 14c. Bacon was dull . and nominal. ; Beef was steady, and m fair de mand. Sales 600 bbls. at $7 a $8 for State Mess. $10 a $13 for plain repacked Western, and 13 a 16 for extra do. Beef Hams quiet at $25 a $27. " 50. But ter is in liberal supply and dull ; fair to prime new Ohio and State, 24c a 30c. firkins 33c, white Ohio 16c. a 20c. Cheese very dull ; Ohio, 10c. a 13c. ; State 12c. a 15c. ; factory made, 16 a 16. Naval Stobes. A lot of Spirits Tur pentine sold by auction at $1 75 a $1 78, and retail lots at $1 90, showing a furth er decline. Rosin is offered at auction,' ana a saie or several nunorea bins, is announced for next week. The sale to day was a small lot, including black common at $o. w, and strained at $11 50 a $12. 25 per 200 lbs. Tar ia dull and nominal, ntcn is quoted at $11 a $13 for City. Tobacco. There is little doing, prices being above the views of buyers. Sales 83 bids. Kentucky at 81c, a 22c, ; 116 i trt li j ii. cases oeeaieai, lie. " - - Cotton was dull, and declined 2c. Flour, and wheat , were dull and heavy. Corn was five cents lower. Oats five better. Pork advanced two dollars barrel, iretroleum and whisky were rather firmer at the opening,- but whisky closed lower. Groceries were inactive, except sugars, which were active and higher. Naval stores were decidedly lower. Wool has also materially" de clined, xnere is more renewal of ex port, of breadstuff's. ISTERESTI5G ITEMS. THE TEXAS EXPEDITION General Weitzel Fairly on Ills Way to tne Texan Coast Tne I Fleet to Rendezvous In Mobile Bay, kc. &c &c public safety, directions were, issued m this department, under date of the 17th of December, 1864, requiring! pass. ports from all travelers entering the J 0, it's highly . morality, I spose, when united States, except immigrant passen- she laughs wildly and sez, "gin me the gers, directly entering an American daggeriH let his bowels eut," or words port from a foreign country ; and where- to that effeck I say this is all strictly as, the necessities which required the proper, I spose ? That Jack Fawlstaffis adoption of the measure are believed no likewise an immoral cuss, take him how longer to exist : now, therefore, the Pres-1 you may ; and Hamlit is. as crazy as a :j a l:A.An . . .n.. n..llAA i TIiaka's VMoi. Tl,! ....1. lUCUt .UUIiVH 1040.(1 11U1U MtU iUbVIT UWJ AWAA. aaa . amwuwiu A-AAXa U jJCUjJ 1C date the above order refbrred to shall-be think he is grate things, but I look up- and the same is hereby rescinded iNoth- on hm in ; the light of a monster. He ing in this regulation, however, will be kills" everybody he takes a poison to, in construed to relieve from due accounts,- cold blood, and then goes to sleep in his bility any enemies of the United States. I tent, a, or offenders against their peace and dig nity, who may hereafter seek to enter the country, and at any 5 tiftfe be found within its legal jurisdiction. i (Signed) ..WixiiAM H. Sewakd. Secretary of State. TUB TKIAL qV JXSTE&SOH DAVIS. Mr. Charles O'Conor has applied to ,9 Bimeby he wakes up and yells for a hoss, so he can go off and kill sum more people. If he is not a fit specimen for thegallis, then I should like to know were; you.: find um. , .There's v, Iergo," who is more ornory nor' pizun. See how shameful he treats that highly spec table Injun gentleman. 'Mr. Otheller," mak ing him for to believe bis wife was tew The Portland Prtst says that one of the physicians of that city has amputated the leg of a girl of ourteen years, where the lower portion, including the ankle joint, with all the fleshy parts, even to the skin, had been changed or transform ed into a solid rock-like substance, and enlarged to three times its natural size. 1 A paper is in circulation for signature among business men in New York, ill the subscribers to which agree to give at least one disabled, honorably discharged soldier or sailor employment as general messenger or in some light capacity where the work has heretofore been per formed by aMModied nun. tiA Wai TtAnArCmAnt firii iwrmiMinn fn tender to Jefferson - Davis -his pYo- "Casheo" Obsarvehow "lergo" fofi-?Av '-MAfct m.; va, irf-.got'Casheo"drunk as a blind Vol on corn wiusjfcey, luoraer no carry out liis sneakin' "desines. See how he works Misther Otheller's" feelings up so that hegoze and makes poor " Desdemony " swaller a piller, which caused her deth. But I must stop, i-At sum future time I shall continue my remarks on the dram- mer, inhich I shall show the vast su periority of wax figgers, snaix, and the fixinsi'inan intellectual point at view in case he lsar- rainged upon the indictment found in the District of Columbia,' and the .resident has directed that Mr. O'Connor's appli cation be granted, to the endlthat,4he constitutional provision which secures to accused persons the assistance of counsel may be respected. : The action of Mr. O'Conner and President' Johnson fs commended here by men of all shades of political opinion. Even those most bit ter against the Imprisoned rebel express gratification that he is to be defended by a lawyer of Mr. 0 Conors, unsurpassed learning ' and ; ability- They . say that preservation of the forms of administer ing justice are not less important than the punishment of the guilty. , v ZXrOBTATIOH OF ANTaSACITlS COAl.' Secretary McQulloch; has, just ad dressed the foUo wing circular to the col lectors of customs : , -1 j All restrictions heretofore placed by the Treasury Departoeut'on the expor tation of anthracite coal are Jierebj re moved. ' -V - r ' " - " WHAT AX ABUT COBTSC- -". . During tiie month of May reqtiiiitionj to the amount of ..nine seven millions of dollars were made on the treasury for tk pay of theualfi.. ,...T 'SX ' ?K' d!ru&ken soldier, in the army in India, having been lately confined in the blackhole for intoxication, felt something crawling over him. Knowing it to be a serpent, and fearing its deadly bite, he kept quite still, while the reptile crawled inside of his jacket and coiled himself up for a nap.;, When the guard came to re lease him, some hours after, a snake a CObra-rquickly glided away, ..- The guard noticed, with surprise, that theprison eri" nair had turned whita, and he died a few hours after telling his story. "At the Dante Festival, on the 14th of May, In the city of Florence.not less than one tiousinJ seven jmndred mayors from all parts of Italy were to be present , at tie .uncovering of the colossal statue of Dntf, til irork of the sculptor Fanl. i 'iivf ? FoeteessMoseoe, June 1. ! Th e Texan expedition, under the com mand of Major General Godfrey . Weitzel, which has been fitting out in this harbor during the past week, is now fairly on its way to the point of destination, some where along the coast of that state. Preparatory to its sailing, orders were issued to the commanding officer on board each vessel, to proceed first to Mobile bay, in the vicinity of Forts Morgan ' and Gaines, with view of making a rendezvous at that harbor, in-order to coal the steam ers, and to thoroughly clean them before proceeding any further Southwards. s The steamers composing this expedition-fleet are among the largest and best adapted to along sea-voyage of any known to th& mercantile service, and were char tered especially by the diflerent quar termasters in New York "and , Philadel phia, and elsewhere' for this purpose. The major portion of the fleet, contain ing some fifteen of the largest 'steamers has already sailed, while the . remainder, composing the steamers Star of the South, Kichmond, Western: Metropolis, Tona wanda, C. C. Peary, J. B. Everman, Em pire City, Rebecca Barber, Cumbria, and Tillie, are now lying in the roads, and will sail either this evening oi to-mor row.' Everything seems auspicious for the safety and success of the steamers with the troops to reach the point of rendezevbus in about a seven days' sail. The weather has been fair for the past week, with every prospect of continuing so for some time to come. booth's uodt. irwyi not be very many days before the visitors to the Ar. my Medical Museum in that city will be granted a view of the portion of the spi nal vertebrae of the murderer through which passed the avenging bullet. The relic will be esteemed a most - valuable one by those skilled in medical science, exhibiting as it does plainly ' the exact nature of the wound, and demonstrating the intense agony in which Booth must have passed his long hours of lingering death. It is now in process pf , prepara tion at the Museum, and not accessible to the public. Wouh. Cor Bottom Adver- s Sailor's wages, which ranged from forty live to fifty dollars a month, just before the end of the war, have run down now to thirty and thirty-five dollars, with a fair prospect that even lower rates win be reached before long. Poor Jack was a scarce article this time twelve month, and could command almost his own terms, now there is scarcely a ship owner that cannot get him on his (the ahip-.owner's) own terms. Coalfell, one day last week in Roches ter, N. Y., from $15 -ton to $8.40a5.20, but not until the citizens subscribed for two hundred thoasand tons of coal, to be purchased on their own account. . .. In ? Northern Alabama meetings' are constantly held, with a view of returning the StatetoHhe- Union, and -are largely attended. f -'''V The Supreme ..Court of Pennsylvania gave" decision amrming- xne conBiuu- tionalityof legal-tender notes. Over three million dollars nas oeen disbursed-in Chicago- by the government for ' horses ' and .mules within the past year. ' 3 There is a woman in Quebec 113 years old. Her 'Children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren number 22(5. j There was another auction sale of coal in New York on Wednesday, and a de cline established of from 25 cents to $1.35 per ton from last month. The Government contemplaces colon izing all 'the Indian tribes between Min nesota, Iowa, and the Rocky Mountains, in a reservation on the northern borker of Montano and Dacotah, with the Brit ish possessions adjoining as an unlimi ted hunting ground. Peaches and grapes will be plenty this year- - Aptommas is still harping not on his daughter -ia. London. )? 'There are 8,000 schools in Russia; ten years ago there was not one. , ; Canada is promised a beautiful harvest this year. Seamen are shipping in Buffalo at $1 a day, and glad to get it. ; .,: A lady was arecently delivered of twin in a London cab. - ': S& The Empress Eugenie, it is said, will write a.letter of condolence to Mrs. Lin coln. 4 The Boston Courier has reduced its price to three cents a copy. Mazzolini, Corrozzi, Zucchi, Kellogg, and the rest of Grau's opera troupe, are at Pike's Opera House, Cincinnati, this week. Baltimoreans, it is said, are raising a fund for presentation to General Lee, $40,000 has been already secured, with the promise of $60,009 additional. Waiter says he is acquainted with sev. eral young ladies who would not kiss you in private for the world, and whom he .has often seen wait in public streets for a bus. ; The price ; imperial is now allowed to walk about Paris with his tutor. He re cently astonished an interesting group at gamins, by kissing one of the dirtiest and smallest of them. "Brick" Fomeroy says there is an editor in La Crosse who has kissed so much sweetness from the lips of the girls that he is assessed as crushed sugar, on account of the sweetness he has gather, ed, and the squeezing he has endured. . English sportsmen are beginning to name their race horses after the famous battle-fields of our civil war. Among the names of favorites we find those of Chat- anooga, Richmond, and Antietem- Punch asks if when the heroine of a novel is represented as " becoming agita ted on hearing the sound of her lover's step," it may be taken to mean that she was startled by the hollow of his foot. An attempt 'against the Emperor Na poleon was contemplated by some sixty conspirators at Lyons. The conspiracy, however, was discovered in time, and se veral of the number were arrested before the Emperor visited the city. J. B. Lippincott & Co., of Philadelphia, have in press a handsome volume con taining the " Poetical Tributes of Ameri can Bards on the Death of Abraham Lin coln." This work will contain between one and two hundsed poems by distin guished authors from, all parts of the United States, and some from England and Canada. - . . The Democrats all over the country seem to have joined with one voice to praise President Johnson. We hope it bodes no'evil to the cause of the country. Major General Banks is relieved from the command of the Department of the Gulf, and will report in writing to the Adjutant General at Washington. A Dutchman, while admiring the re view of Gen. Sherman's army, was heard to exclaim ; "Mine Gott? mine Gott! how glad 1 am dat I am an American.,; The annual drive of logs from the Pemi- gewasset has passed , down the . Merri mack by Manchester. The logs measure 9,000,000 feet of lumber. .. Ir. Vallandigham appears to have ex periencen conversion, lie rejoices in the-downfall of slavery says the South will be a great gainer by it, and urges his friends to lend a supporting hand to President Johnson's administration. ' The title of the celebrated Congress springsattSaratoga,after a long process of litigation, has been finally adjusted, the representatives of the Clark and White estates, having accepted an offer of $200, 000. for their entire interest in the spring. Last Thursday three men were carried ever the Chaudiere Falls, at Ottawa, C. W.l;They were trying to fun a crib down the slide and got out of the chan nel. One stuck to the crib, was carried down to the Island opposite the city, and taken' off insensible. The other two caught' the oar, struck against, the boom below the' bridge ; one clung to it and was saved, the other floated down the stream and fished up ai Island danger ously injured. v In one of his terrible menaces Jeff. Da. vis declared that t when all , the men of the South were' put to death in battle the women would seize their ' weapons and beat back the northern vandals. When captured,' the "President"! evi dently thought that the time, had come when the women must maintain South ern chivalry. He would himself lead them In petticoats. 51 1, From tg '' army -hosintal the bloody )sm ... field the Bi-URion of the rii-h ami ltuiublv abod . of the poor from the office mill the sacred desk from the tcoanUin top. distant valleys &,i fat. off ialv-,oJt the PWumAU,.tv(tfy nook aim cunwr u uim im in pouring la t)M. evidence of the ABtoubdiing fflertV' of DltAKt s thotui-iid of. letters-iiie-:- fuUttwiiui v... Been at on office. Hi f 'jaKwftvj a -,t is. isg: it-Is for fourteen monthf H-wcfileEs mi.i ......1 Iydi-vJ, At Alton, n, they gave nie (. bottle o. Plantation Bitters. t Three bottles r! stored ray speech and cUTefl me. - A. I'LADTE." South Waesaw, O.. July 2S, 1863- OneyouBJ Buui. vh ,.. sick and not out of the house, fox two years with bcroiuia auu xyipew, wwr paying the dot tors over 1 150 without beuettt. has Wn by ten bottles of your Bitters. -UlYAtti) WUUXAI.I. The following is from thu iwiagor of tfic Union Home School for tlii Children oi Vulim. teers : Bavexxteb Manhos, Tiftx-Skvekth i Stkeet, New York, August 2, 1862. Db. Dkakk : Your woudorful Plantti Bitters have been given to some of our littu children suffering from wekues and weak lunw i.V. MMA hvt a4Ta A.. .. )j..iA i " ticular. with pains in her head, loss of appetite and daily wasting consumption, on whom !: medical skin had been exhausted, hag been eg. tirely restored. We conuut-UMid with but a tt Bpoonrui oi Jtnuer a aay. tier appetite m strength rapidly iutreased, aud she is no welL ' Kespectfully, MBS. O. M. DEVOE." -i owe much to you, for 1 veriiy believe the Plantation Bitters have saved m We. BEV. W. H.'WAGGOKSER, Madrid, X. v.' . Thou wilt send me two bottu-, more ot thy I'lantation Bitters. My wife baa been greatlv benefitted by their use. " 1 I Thy friend, ASA CUBBIN, Philadelphia. V - ' '. . 1 . ;.' wv "UULin AIUW ff RLA WIA, UOU VV. auauuvu Wt tVliiUK. The Plantation Bitters have cured tne. BKV. 1. ;:ATHOBX, Bochester, N. Y." kave g,ven the Plantation Uit ters to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the most atitonitihiug effect. O. W. 1). ANDREWS, Snperiuttudent Soldiers' Home, Cincinnati, o . The Plantation Bitters have cureJ me of Liver Comphvint of which I was laid up prostrate, and had to abandon my business. H. B. KINGSLEV, Cleveland, 0." The Plantation Bitters have tuftd me of a derangement of the kidneys and uriurj organfthat has distretwed me for years, It acti likeaffcarm, . ? i-f s '. i C. 0. MOORE. 254 Broadway, X. Y. . 4c. 4c. 4c. 4c. , &c. Ac. . The JantaTion Bittkks make the weal strong, the languid brilliant, and are exhauntrd nature's great restorer. They are composed of tne celebrated .Calisaya Barkv Wintergrcrii Ba88afra8,)Boot,mQrbs, etc.,.a4 preervl !i perfectly pure St. Croix Bum. " S. T.--1860--X. Persons of Sedentary, habits troubled with weakness., lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liv er, constipation, etc., deserve to suffer if the. will not try them. r They are recommended by the highest modi col authorities, and ate warranted' to produce u immediate beneficial effect.' They are exceedinglj agreelble, perfectly pure, and harmless. Notice. Any person refilling bottles, orofl'er ing to sell PaaASTATION Bitters in bulk by the gallon, or in any manner, except as above, w a swindler and Impostor, with whom we shall d as the law directs. Sold by all respectable dealers throughout tht habitable globe. .. . P. H. DRAKE & CO., New York. JpiOK JTEW YORK, STEAMSHIP ZODIfT. BULKLEY, Commander, WHl leave Morehead City for FRIDAY, the above port on JUNE 9, AT12M. For freight or passage, apply to WU. W.. UUM, Agl. Morehead Cut Kew Bern, June 7, 1865. 3t-6. T71ROM NEW YORK, DIRECT, u ..... THE STEAMSHIP CHARLES BENTOl S A LT E R , Commander, Will leave New York for St Berne, on FRIDAY, JUNE 9(h, I8bS GEO. W. Kew Berne, June 5, 1866. DILL. At ! 64 F O IE R E N T Th HOTTHK on th lyimw of Kew and Cravtt: Streets, formerly occupied by the late Dr. CHAP MAN. This House is large and pleasant, aa. well located for health. Apply at June5-tf. THIS OFFICE. HOILDEK BRACES, FOB LADIES AND OENTLEMES- Not only improve the appearance, of the figure, but induce health by expanding the tiest trni preventing stooping. Bold at - ; MENSUfGEICSDrug Stort jtme 1 lm. - -VTEW ICE CREAM , SAUKIf AN DC OIN FECtTo N E R The citizens and visitors are respect fa Uy to"' ted to call and see the new, richly furui SALOON, where they may be furnished born' A. M. until 11 P. M with good and freak CREAM, Cold Soda Water, Conf ectiot Bread, Oftkes, 4c, North side of Front t opposite the Billiard Saloon. Tke- phrf ! kept in a highly genteel manner, and we e tp1 tbeSadiea to call often. ' I W. PIOOTT. Beaufort. N. C. Hay 13, 1865. TAYLOR & WHEATON, SUCCESSORS T0 & BRIGG. J POLLOCK-! ST REE1?, . NEXT EPISCOPAL ..CHCRCM- mrrasBa tatlob fc vheaton taw Pleasure in announcing that'they ' have fori a Partnenbip for the sale of CHOICEFAKD- GEOCEBIES AND LIQTJOB8, whicb bow Beceiving, dflii eaufcto hand. . WM.L-WHEATO. jxmeZ-it. H ' at WM. TAYLOB. " -JYER AND CLEANER. gAliTJEL STAKEY, Ctoihes Oeaner. w' having returned to New Bern,, would fully announce to, his old jmrtaasnf.ft public, generally, that he is prep room, opposite the- Gaston it with pna-ptneM and disiAlh. to ail rdff bis line or Business. June , 1869. " lm- DR. SCOTT'S PURIFYIKO Utble Tonle Tinetwre,,7 WBWii'tB Pollock Street, 1st door irora jj.tf.t- 4
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