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UNDER SENTENCE OF COURT
ter sheetz, I'd U. s. cav.j VIM. +. Banks, I'd Penn.
art'i Edward Duey, Cd Penn. art. Geo. C. Holman,
Harp Steward, Isaac Devlin, Soott's 900, soldiers
under sentence Of court-martial, were yesterday
committed to the Old Capitol, by Provost Marshal
Todd
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~ stolen.-s5O Rev ard.-A Reward OF
$50 will be paid, and no questions asked upon the
return Of eold Watch and Chain, pair OF sleeve
Buttons, and pair Of white-handled .Revolyers,
which were stolen from house No. 357 II street, on
the morning Of the % instant Apply to
JOHN DUGAN,
feS-6t No. tss Tenth street.
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6-The next rsguIsr n,onthiy rn.sting
Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Public schools viii
be held on TUESDAY next, the 9Th inst, At AZ
O'Clock p. m. Il. T. MORsELL,
fee-st Secretary,
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E7sRyland Chapel Fair.-The ladies OF
Ryland Chapel will continue their fair during tho
and streets (Islnnd) A Ane band OF music will
be Ia attendance. ...a fe8-iw
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Soldier Suffrage Unconstitutional In CAL
ifornia.

SAN FRASoTsco, Feb. 9.-The Supreme Court
Of California has decided that the law allowing
soldiers to vote is unconstitutional.
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70 BtoraRe-In FIre-Proof Brick Ware
house, foot OF y street. Apply 20 FRED. 8. coz
lens, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from Four
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Wv Yong Arril 30

wv lphh. \ lhiA r'-
The Tunes special says, .ofhcers from the
front last night profess 70 believe that active
operations will not he commenced lust yet.
The enemy are b1sily engaged in throwing
up more earthworks and digging rifle pits,
covering various ford- along the line OF the
Rapidan. Their pickets have been strength
encd along the whole front.
The Congressional Republican Caucus this
morning agreed To ask for the appointment
Of Joint committee Of Congress to investi-
gate charges made against Secretary Chase
by Frank Blair.
BY order OF the war department General
Halleck has been assigned to command of the
Cavalry Bureau.
The World has a letter from Fortress
Monroe 2Sth, which saws rumors from rebel
sources say that Washington, y. c., was TAX
en- last Monday, and that investment Of New
bern would Immediately follow.
The steamer Yazoo arrived this morning
from New Orleans 2lrt. There l. no news
of importance.
4 letter from Alexandria the 18th states
that "all is quiet at Grand Ecore.
The enemy are still around US, and We hope
when We arc ready for forward move again
shey will not be wanting
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W.sHINGrnN Anil 8.


Gen. Burnside lett to-day To join his com
mand. The signal corps which has been
stationed here all winter left day or two
ago for the army. Il Is thought Ice will
eGdsavor t. bring on a fight without leaving
his entrenchments.
\ letter received here today from Admir-
al Porter prouounces Gen. Banks expedition
a c,mn,eta failure Besides over 80 pieces
Of artillery. a large quantity Of small arms
several hundred wagons aud first class gun
boat. the PASSPORT, and nearly 1000 prisoners
have been lost; also. in addition, the Pay
masters safe containing million dollars IN
green-backs was captured BY The rebels
The report that Gen. Banks is TO i,c sn-
perseded BY Gen. Sickles Is untrue Gems.
Franklin and stone. while under theimputa-
ton of having through neglect and careless
ncss contributed greatly 10 the disasters IN
Louisiana. will he relieved and probably
court-martiale,i.
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Died.

Ir Rrcohlyn, n. Y, April - Of congestion Of the
ruus. Morton Cole, formerly Of tbi, village, sgd
r. ye,rs.
IN huntington Centre, Apri 9Th, Mrs. Betsy
J.rs, wife Of Seymour II Pierce. aged q yesT-.
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IN Fairfield, on tie 23i ult., Of small poI, Rev
Dennis Chaplin, Universsli-t clergyman. q Hun
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two daughters 10 NOUN tn eli loss
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II Non,r,sl Nav I'd. James II. Burnett aged q.
years
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WASHINGTON. Nav

The movements made by the army Of the
LIT Of May were merely for the purpose OF
changing It's position. The rebels appear u
be concentrating their main forces towards
our lell
The Richmond Examiner Of April % has
the following
We have again rumors of an impending
battle on the Georgia and Tennessee lines.
The opinion IN that part Of the Confederaey
appears 70 be, that the enemy is to make the
grand effort of the compaign in that quarter
but while there IS much stronger evidence
that the effort is to be made in the direction
Of Richmond 1t must he recollected that this
theory BY no means excludes the probability
that an important issue is to be tiled in
northern Georgia.
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Tie Ij1les' Washington dispatch sage -
All is quiet on the Potomac to-day. Every
thing is in readiness for a movement at any
time Our troop, are IN excellent spirits
and auxlou, o. advance against the rebels,
nnj,r their new gcneral-in-chiet.
Gen Burn-iic's command iS m n iav0ra-
Die position.
The 18th y. Y battery had a slight Skin
mi-h Yesterday while going e. tine front.
D,-erters from the rebel ranks are crossing
the Eapidan daily. All agre, that lee l.
ma King extensive preparations % meet ten.
Grant there. The people also prvic-- 20 be-
hryr that Richmond Is beng evacuated.
Th, Richmond Republican says 10 begins
to be feared in high IN liary quarters. that
H., j. ,ndeayoriu- 10 ESCAPE from tine Rapid
ma 9, tire works IN th, neshhori.oi OF
Richmond
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SEv YosE. April %.
Gold opened to-day at l79.
\rw NoTE Aurit %

The Herald ha> letter from the fleet Of
Wilmington. April I'D, Stating that Mason
b,,r, I,ad h-ae, -.iniurred h. regiment ID.
iniantry su' 'nee'! "' aruiei! from
Wilmington.
B,,auregard went through " Ilmington on
the 2lst inst, with large body nj troops
IN the way to Richmond
The r.i- !. ~, sending s.t .'- man Ice!
can 10 the same place.
The Heraids Yorktown letter 81 n -oth
ate. thar ret-l deeerter- rol~rt Il c"'''''el'-
H.. ,snic st Eic moai ani Petersburg Ne
rei4l, live IA InOmentary expectation OF tne
,,.,.arnpcr of one ur more strong mon cot
uInns. Many of the inhabitants are moving
South and the impression prevails that Gen
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NV GuUS. Nav Z.
a., Hsrad ha. Ncwiern letter. OF Tho
Both. the rcbeI- under Gen. llokc APP
ptache,l Little Washington on the nth nit.
Beaurerlri l. now ln command of the rctci
nrcc- boo North Iarulila. The geh,i Rem
fr.m Ru-t1n came down lie Nru-e river O.
within four mil,- Of Ncwhern aud there
,tues u-t. She draws te,f COZ water and
vii evidently never b- srryccabi,. The
river BE- falling and in some riacrs unn'yigi-
be-
: r,Hri brigade under teen. Clr>, 2ruo
strong 3, between Ncwhern and Kn-t1n.
Ma ten. Peck has been Relieved o. the
command of the forces 10 North Carolina
and succeeded by Brig. Gen. Palmer
The HrgHS New Orleans letter OF April
20 confirms tie statement that Cen Banks
has fallen back O. Alexandria in consequence
90 th, lIU water iu -bc river.
Eight hundred rebel cavalry have reached
CherryyiI'r, miles below Alexandria TIE
guuhllt> and TRANSPORTS are all down o. pt
tclow Doe iaii-, except the PASSPORT. size
may hc stripped and destroyed.
Six -urhoats which Went up the Black
and Ou4chits rivers 90 Monroe had returned
with 29o0 hales of cotton and 900 contra
hands, he-ide- conveying DOWN the steamer
Ruby with $50 more. Ire Ruby had been
IN the employ OF the rebels.
Gen steele was at Camden, Ark, on the
18th, a letter from there 10 the Herald con-
firms the recent accounts via. 81. Louis
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Joan pArRICK'S ESTATE.

NH-Ethe Sa1scribe7-. having been ap1- 1iei ~
w fle Honorable tie Probate Court -"I l.i Us
trist OF Ch!tCu3eu, Coumis-iu ncls 60 receive ga
,,i,.. ,,F ..l.nst the claims and cc-l4-.- u Oh
rus s.sIl-- the estate or John $ i- -', .-.'
III Hi1eshur-h, IN sali District accei-... 2, p.s
ssrt.i ms went, AMI also all claims ar en-
me ,.ay 81 the late hereof tcirs allow. - si-i
Csnrt ~ tI.ir raru1s- SIC d. therefore i.r- give
-. +ts+ W. grit at.e.d o. enc bus lsss 9 -lr
,i-tr-eot AZ the drellin-o Of RUFUS PI.r.,s. 30
Ii-.--li7l ln sstt District. ol -ho 81 vega --A.
~ Ju-e aud september next a. is o.-i--l B. b.
OF each % s1it DAYS. ~ ,--.
JOSEPH MARSH, Conn. us-s-
L. r. BENEDICT
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Fredericskburg fortified.
THE FoRTPILLOw MASSACRE
sTaTEMENTs OF HEBEI ATRoCI-
TIES CONFIRMED.
PT-uOPED REMOVAL OF GENERAL
BANKS.
NV NnRk. Anil o.

NEW loRK, April -.
The Tor'5's army di,uetch says the
weather Is fne. The enemy shows increased
signs Of activity Yesterday they filled
Hazel River with log To Try 10 sweep off our
bridges but failed.
The Times saw a squad Of rebel de-erters
mostly belonging 70 the 18th Va arrived To-
day. They agree that lee has been heavily
reinforced.
1t i. said order. viii soon he i'enei 20
commanders Of c1l,red troop 10 retalIlt' %
the rebels
Orders have been issued Tor an immeiia "a
draft in Pennsylvania, New jersey. Masss-
rhusetts. Ohio ami Missouri.
lie War Department has ordered cayalrt
not supplied with horses TO- lie armed a. in
iantry.
The Veteran reserves organized m New
Orleans have been ordered 70 Washington.
An unsuccessful attempt was made on the
18th t. destroy the frigate Wabash Of
Charleston by a torpedo boat.
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NV Yosk, April %.

The Tribune's despatch says Gen. But
Ter Is 10 take the field. zen. smith va.
ordered to report to him and ten. Smith and
Gen. Gilmore will each command d corps
under Gen. Butler when the right time
comes.
Gen. Seymour's course in florida has been
sustained by Gems. Grant, Halleck and
Meade. and he is 10 have command Of d.
vision in the Army Of the Potomac.
The Worlds dispatch saye The reoeis
are concentrating to guard against any hank
movement by the James or York Rivers.
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WasuI<croN NAV >

W AchlNhlONf
The Richmond papers OF April 80. eou-
tain the following dispatches:
wilmington. y. C., April "a fire ne
Cured last night Oh the west side Of the
river which consumed the offices Of the Will
mington and Manchester X. R.. 81 freight
carr of the Georgia Central Il. Il. and every
building south Of the depot including the
confederate cotton press, Berry's Marine
railway and all the cotton stored west Of the
ferry, about GOO bales.
At the fire this morning about 400 bales
Of cotton, % freight cars the rosin and oil
works, cotton pres, Berry's Shipyard &c,
were burned. Loss estimated at S5,0OO.-
600.
The Confederate Government Loses ST.
600 900 the balance falls ON individuals
There was an insurance Of about one million.
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The Richmond Examiner Of April 30th
SAYS a company has been organized with
capital Of ten million dollars, OF which ST.
500 .000 has been paid in. 1t declines to
disclose the conditions of the enterprise but
says It aspires to grand results. It will have
fleet ct least, and says there is now every
pro pect II success.
Longs speech is published in the Raleigh
Conservative and is spoken Of a. one Of the
most remarkable speeches that has been de-
livered in Yankccdom
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NV YoEK, April 3
CIold sold TIN, afternoon At lSO.
w YIN Anil

NV YoEk, April Is.
The Tunes Washington Dispatch says
4 deserter asserts that much Of the heavy
artillery has been sent to Richmond and the
belief among the rebel soldiers was that an
carly retrogale movement on that city would
be- made
One of Longstrect's divisions hss been sent
back to Richmond from Lee army.
Reuorts Of the capture Of Newbe-ne are
current among the rebels hut can be traced
10 no authentic source
The War Department has no such news.
Gen. Butler has forbidden all citizens
going to Newbern.
The draft will probably he ordered in Del
aware and some districts IN Maryland.
No collision with the rebels in Virginia Is
likely 10 occur for many days
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Gen Washburn is very active in prepar-
ing his forces for active duty in the field.
Gen. Stu-gis has assumed command Of the
cavalry here and is reftting and equipwng
them.
The steamer Nelson from the Red R..er
arrived al Memphis on Saturday with POO
bales OF cotton.
zen. Sturgis started on the Goth with
large force ON an expedition after Forrest
There was no reliable information regarding
Forrest. Il WAS rumored that he was within
a few miles Of Memphis with large force
and designed TO capture that place.
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Nvw YoRv Anril 30

Picket firing has again been resumed along
the Rapidan, and small skirmishes take place
almost daily along the outp0sts.
There is no truth in the report that the
rebels are concentrating a force in the She
doah Valley. The only force in the valley is
Earlv's Division OF Ewell's Corps, which our
troops outnumber two 10 one. Early's force
does not amount 70 more than 5000.
Something important will be heard from
Gen. Ayerill before long. Gen. Burnside
visited Gen Grant at his headquarters yes
terday.
The rumor that Gen. Hooker has come in
from the West and is at Hsrper's Ferry 10
uni0unded.
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Tha, flash up for 8 moment in the newspapers and
pass to oblivion There are also grand discoveries
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NEw YORK. April 80

The action of Congress about Blair's at
tacks upon Sec. Chase is demanded by Mr..
Chase's friends who desire to give an official
and efectual refdtation Of tic slurs h,aped
on him.
The HerGiEs Washington despatch says
1t has been ascertained that Mr.. Chase has no
intention OF resigning until the charges are
investigated
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Fna1REss MoNRoE. MAIL.

FORTRESS MONROE, May l.
Little Washington, y. c. was evacuated
BY our forces on Tuesday last, the troops
there being wanted elsewhere.
The flag of truce steamer New York ar
rived here this evening from City Point with
400 of cur exchanged prisoners. No news
papers we're allowed to be given 10 US for the
press nor could any news be obtained from
other sources
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B7 the arrival Vi the steamer Molly Able
We nave New Orleans dates 10 the 10Th and
Memphi- dates 20 the 29th. The gunboat
Petrol was suddenly boarded, captured and
burned bv Writ Adams cavalry ON tht I'D
tsso miles above l4zoo CITY. \ number o.
tie bat were killed and Capt. McElroy and
crew are missing. supposed to he prisoners
The executive officer, engineer, piloi AID en-
sign escaIed. She carried lour or i've guns
and was Of small size.
TIE following Sunday federal oiheer
named Wooster, formerly in command of a
colo-ed regiment was executed IN tie same
vicinity.