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xMPLoYNKNT OF VETERANS.

IN tbs Senate Mr.. Low has introduced tie following
sssolutions relative TO the appointment of veteran
soldiers and sailors to public Vfcea 'Tfo resolutions
Ne over one day: Te..st.. ~ la i.s.t
xairet III the Assembly confurl Tia. "a te Of
tsss.srs ts, p The spkointment Of psr,cnr 70 state,
HsiloI1 Msnleps ollfr ofce Just and Bberll prefer
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IN north side of Cuba and back With Sugar, at 6Sc.
The following is an Official statement Of the bust
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United States, in New.YofE, Tor the month ehdlng
March 81, 1865:
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fireman. an aet- and parts Of acts Inconsistent Will
this act are hereby repealed.
SIC. %. Tho Department hereby created NAV sdop,
common seal ana direct ts use aud In the name of ia
president msy Institute and maintain suits and proceed
ings (ani may pay any costs expenses or judsme,ts
therei) for the enforcement Gifts rights aud o,
and for the protection, possession and malntannncs nj
the property nnder the control Of Asid Department nn
may also In Ike manner sue for and shall have Tie er
elusive right 10 recover the fines and penalties mon
toncd In imposed by chapter three hundred and fifty
elk ofthe Laws Of eighteen hundred and s1tytwo Qor
the eectnal prevention OF fires and the better pro
lection Of life and property in the City OF New York
and oil recovered shall be for the benefit of said
fund Of said Department And any member or officer
OF sad Department may be smnmarily examined upon
order (made on the oath aud application OF three
ceo,ders in the City Of requiring such er.
animation. and signed by any justice OF the Supreme
Court Of the first Judicial district and directing such
examination ~ be had publicly nj the chambers of said
justice. not less than forty eight hours after personal
service OF said order; ana such examination shall be
confined 10 IN inquiry into any alleged wrongful div
sion or Interpretation Of any Of said moneys OF funds
or improper conduct Of which il is ale yed IN the app
cation for said order that such member Of said Depart
ment sad officer has knowledge or information nd
such member or officer shnll answer such pertinent
questions the judge eha direct but his answers shall
not be used against Lin on any criminal proceeding
Sac. "a II shall be the duty Of said department to re
port annually 10 the Governor Of this State on or before
the first day Of December In each year. fan and de-
tailed statement Of its EXPENDITURES during tho urcyios
year and 10 set forth therein generally the ucon OF
said department ard TO classification and number Of
lis 0Deefs and men. Such report shall also state vlGt
further legislation and precautions deemed
sary for the better protection against injury by fires In
the cities Of New York Ihoekyn and in what
the administration of The lire sgs in said district may
have Oedo deficient daring the plcvious year. The hrs,
Topmt Of sand department shnn contain Q copy Of tho
rules AID bylaws adopted by said department. and he
several subsequent annual reports shall sct forth al
amendments 10 said rules and ylaws And II sha BE-
III dry 5nf llei snT.Hseis VI hs s feysIiuspt Of
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Dispatch from Gen. Meade.

HEADQUARTERS 1 P. M.-April 6.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant! -.....
At daylight this morning I moved the
e5th and 9th army corps along the rail
read, in the direction Of Amelia Court
House. Soon after moving, intelligence
was received that the enemy was moving
toward Farmville. The direction Of the
81 and 9th corps was Immediately chang
ed from Q northern to a northwsSterly
direction. and the directing corps. the e.,
moved on Deatonville, and the 5th. here
tofore in tie ceutre, moved on the right
of the Cd. and the 9Th faced about. and
moving by left flank. took a position on
the left of the cd. II was understood
that the cavalry would operate on the ex-
treme left. The changes were promptly
made. The 81 army corps soon became
engaged with the enemy. near Deaton-
vile, and drove him. by right. across
Sadon's Creek to the Appoma ttox. The
9th army corps made a long march, but
it's position prevented its striking the
enemy's column before it had passed.
The 5th corps came up with the enc.
my about d O'Clock, p. NJ. and, 10 con-
junction with the ed. on the right, and
cavalry on the left, attacked and routed
the enemy. capturing many prisoners,
among them Lieut.. Gen. Ewell and Gen.
Gusts Lee.
transmit dispatches from both Gems
Humphreys and Wright, which, in jus
tice to those distinguished officers, and
the gallant corps they command, l beg
may be sent to the War Department. fol
immediate publication.
1t is impossible. at this moment. tc
give any estimate of the casualties or
either side. or Of the number of prisoner.
tsken, but it is evident today's work il
going to be one Of the most important o
the recent brilliant operations.
Pursuit will be continued, as soon al
the mon have had little rest. Griffin
with the 5.h corps, will be moved by tb'
left and right, and Humphreys will con
tinue the direct pursuit as long as j
promises success.
[Signedl GEO G. MEADE,
Major General
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NOvrCE IN PARTITION.

katherine Gapble, William Gamble. George
Wv. Wilson AM Catherine Wilson, his wife,
Barbara Gamble, Robert Gamble, Nancy Gam
bic and Andrew GanSle will take notice that
partition was filed against them on the s4th
mon Pleas, within and for the County OF Wyan-
dot by Lewis R. Seaman, and is now pending,
wherein, the said Lewis r. S'anan demands
partition of the following real estate, situate IN
the County of Wyandot and Sta'e OF Ono,
to owit:- The East fraction of the North west
quarter of section thirty two (32) in tow w7ship
two (2) South of range thirteen (3) East con-
tanning fifty eight acres. and that the dover
estate Of the said Catherine Gamble, in said
premises may be assigned to her. AT the next
term OF said Court the said Lewis r. Seaman
will apply for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
Dated March, 1865.
McKelly l. Grissell.
Mar 90, Sw. Atty's for Petitioner
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ing down the eoad t,ward .Burkc's Station
perhaps mile. and turning sharp to left.
l proceeded across to a nearly parable
road. on which the enemy was moving
and along which he had thrown upla
line Of intrenchments.
As soon as the leading division, sey-
ours. could be formed. II wa moved up
the read held by the enemy which Was
carried: then, turning 10 the left, 1t was
advanced down the. road against a pretty
strong resistance. BY this time Whea-
toms division was put into position. as
rapidly as possible, on seymonr's left.
The lines were again advanced, swept
down the road for distance Of about two
miles, arriving at deep and difficult
creek. We fonnd the enemy had reform-
ed his line on the opposite side. where 70
attacked, and drove him to point at the
distance Of half mile further. In Il o
first attack q portion "fthe cavalry, oper-
a.ed on our right Aank; in its subsequen t
attack. the mass Of cavalry operated on
our left. and the right flark Of the enc
.t| ZEE Ia' g.t Ii I.4.. It
my.
The result has been complete success.
The combined forces captured Eve gene
raj officers. among them, Generals Ewell
and Curtis, General Fitshugh Lee and
large number Of other prisoners. ~
shall go in camp about two miles bo'
yond this point and await instructions.
The lst and Sd Divisions, Wheaton IS
and seymour's. and the artillery engaged,
to-day. behaved splendidly.
A return Of the casualties will be for
warded as soon as possible.
The corps nobly sustained the reputa-
ton it earned on the I'd instant. as we'll
as on previous hard-fought battle-6elds.
fSigned1 H.. WRIGHT.
Major General commencing
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A
am still pressing on with both cav
airy and infantry. Up to the preseu
lime we have captured Generals Ewell
Kershaw, Button. Corse, Debarry. and
Gusts Lee, several shcusand prisoners,
fourteen pieces artillssy, with caissons.
and large numbaz Of wagons. II the
thing is pressed. / think Lee will sur.
render. P. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General.
CRY PoINr. April 10 A N.
Hon. Secretary Of Wurs >-..
The following further Intelligence il
Just received. A. LINCOLN. Z
BuxxxsvlLLs, Va.
His Esesilsacy A. Lincoln: 'a
The following telegram is respectfully
forwarded fov your information.
U. s. GRANT.
2D ARxr COnrs. April 1850 P. N
.My. Gen. A. S. Webb: ~
Our last 6gh. just before dark, at
Sailors Greek. gave us two guns. three
flags. and q considerable number of pri-
souers; 200 wagons and 10 ambulances.
with mules aud horses to about one half
the wagons aud ambulances. There are
between thirty and fifty wagons. in addi-
ton. abandoned and destroyed along the
road. some battery wagons. forges and
limbers.
l have already reported to you the
capture Of one guu. two Gags and some
prisoners, and the fact that the road, for
over two miles, 10 strewed with tents and
baggage. cooking utensils. some ammu.
milton, and materials Of all kinds.
The wagons ARE across the approaches
to the bridges, and it will take some time
to clear it. The enemy is in position on
the nights beyond. with artillery.
The bridge is partially destroyed, and
the approaches on the other side are soft
bottom land. We can not advance to-
morrow in the same nnauner as we have
to day. Az soon as get my troops up
a little, as we ave considerably mixed, l
might post column down the road; but
it is evident / can not follow rapidly
during the night.
A. A. HUMPHREYS. Maj. Gen.
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The Work Progresses,

Last week IL was our agreeable task to
note the downfall Of Richmond-this
week we have the equally pleasurable
one Of announcing the surrender Of Lee
and his army-next week, or in a week
or two at furthest, we hope to crafty our
readers with the announcement that John.
ston has followed the sensible example,
or been captured by the ever-vigilant
Sherman, thus putting the coping-stono
to our column Of victories, and we trust
forever ending all serious opposition to
the grand destiny which our glorious
Union will continue to develop for her
faithful children to the latest period Of
time. Were we to Gll the columns Of the
Pioneer to the end Of the opposite page
with the utterance Of our individual re-
joicings we could add but little to the
delirium Of joy that pervades the hearts
Of all classes (save the copperhead's
to the remotest corner where the news
has sped. What we especially admire,
amid all this wild excitement Of patriotic
fervor, we hear none Of the mutterings
OF vengeance-but all is Christian char
ity and brotherly love--forgetfulness of
the past. and mutual love and good will
in the future. In this good work the
name of Henry Ward Beecher stands
foremost, and is robly seconded by the
voice Of the whole loyal nation. If we
mistake not, his address on Friday next,
on the restoring Of the flag over Sumpter,
will be one whose eloquence will burn its
way into the hearts of his countrymen,
thrill their souls to the latest generation.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF NORTHERN
VIRGINIA. April 9th, 1s65.--Lieutenant.
General U. s. Grant Commanding United
States Army General: l have received
your letter Of this date; containing The terms
of surrender of the army of Northern Vir'
ginia, as proposed by you as they are sub
stsntially the same "a those expressed in
your letter of the 9Th inst. They are
accepted. I will proceed TO designate the
proper officers to carry the stipulations in
to effect.
Very respectfully your ob't serv't,
X, E, LEE, General.
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{" All. NEWS.

The Herald publishes list of Gener-
officars surrendered by Lee. 1t comprises
the General-in- Chief, 3 Lieut. Generals,
II Major Generals. and 81 Brigadier
Generals. Among them are Anderson,
Echols, Ewell, already prisoner. Finne-
gan, Heth, Bushrod, johnson, Kershaw,
Longstreet. Malone, McCausland, Mosby
Ould, the Exchange Commissioner, Penn
berton, Pickett, Rosser, Sorrell and Hen.
~ A. Wise. The number of men actually
surrendered by Lee is from 0,ooo to 22,-
900. Within the last two weeks over
1000 prisoners have been sent away
from City Point, and large number are
still there.
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FROM EUROPE.

New YonK. April THE steamship
China. from Liverpool the 25th ut.. via
Queenstown the 26th. arrived. Her ad-
vices are three days later.
In the House Of Lords, Russell laid
on the table a notification from Mr..
Adams, OF the intention Of the American
Government to terminate the reciprocity
treaty and convention relating to armed
force on the Lakes. He said the treaty
would terminate twelve months from the
day the receipt of the notice was &C,
knowledged. He admitted that the acts
committed on the Lakes fully justified
the American Government in the steps
taken with regard to reciprocity. He
trusted it might be renewed. with GER
tain notifications; also that arrange
ments be made for limited amount Of
police service on the Lakes. He trusted
the present pacific relations between the
lwo Governments might continue, and
trusted nothing would be done in Eng
land to interrupt them.
He, however, regretted that speeches
had been made in the Commons calcu-
lated to excite an unfavorable feeling in
Am rca, and concluded by declaring
that England had not acted wrongfu'ly in
any way toward America, and re'teratlng
his hopes for continued peace. lie said
Sir F. Bruce, the new minister, would
sail Saturday, and he believed the oig'
nifty and honor of the country would be
safe in his hands.
In the Commons. the Marquis Of Har.
dington moved vote for the fortifca-
tons. including f50,oo0, as part of
E2Oo, 900 required for Quebec. A long
debate ensued. Harrington explained
that the total estimate for Quebec and
Notifications was E200.000.
It was necessary. now the United
States had become great military power,
to place Canada in a state of defense
although the Government had not the
slightest expectation that the U. States
| contemplated an attack.
Bentiack objected to the Government
scheme, and moved the omission Of .he
item for Quebec from the estimates.
The merits of the question were de.
bated by General Peel Adderly, Disrael
Lord Barry. Csrdwell, and others, who
supported the vote. Bright and Lowe
were the principal speakers against the
measure.
| Pslmerston denied that there was any
danger Of war with America. Their re
la,ions were friendly, The Government
simply proceeded according to the prac
tice OF all countries. The amendment
was rejected-215 to 4.
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Ssiu Aduertise,asuts
Probate Nctice

NOTICE is hereby given that Spencer St
~ John aud r. g. Pennington, Administra
tors of the estate of Henry F. Erect. deceased.
have filed their accounts with sold estate in the
Office of the Probate Court Of wyandot County.
Ohio. for final settlement
Said account will remain on fle in said sf-
fee until the Sd day of May. 1865. for inspec-
ton of all concerned. at which time settlesment
will be made.
NJ II. KIRBY,
April IL. ls65-3w Probate Judge. w. C. o.
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April 9, 1865.-Geuoral: l received
your note Of this morning on the picket line,
whittier ] had come to meet you, and as
certain definitely what terms we're embraced
in your proposition Of yesterday, with refer
euce TO the surrender Of this army. l now
request an interview in accordance with the
offer contained 10 your letter OF yesterday,
for that purpose. Very respectful lly,
Your obedient servant,
II. E. LEE, General.
To Lieutenant General Grant.
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Headquarters Armies Of the United
States, 4 :30 P. NJ, April 9.--Hon. 4. M.
Stanton, Secretary Of War: General Lee
surrendered the army of Norshen Virginia,
this afternoon, upon the terms proposed by
myself. The accompanying additional cor
respondencs will show the conditions fully.
u. s. GRANT, Lieut. General.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINeroS. April I'LL AN
Ny. Gen. Dir:
The following kilograms. announcing
the victory won yesterday by Maj, Gen.
Sheridan over Lee'sarmy, have just been
received by this department.
F. III. STANTON,
Sectary of War.
CRY PoIxT, April 1856 AN.
ROa. E. N. Stanton, Sec'y ofWar:
At Ills p. NJ, yesterday, at Burkes.
Vile Station, Gen. Grant sends me the
following from Gen. Sheridan:
A. LINCOLN.
April 6-ii.l5'r. u.
Lieut.. Gen Grant:
l have the honor to report that the
enemy made q stand at the intersection
Of the Burke's Station Road with the
road upon which they were retreating.
| attacked them with two divisions of the
9th army corps. and routed them hand
somely. making connection with the
cavalry.
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.E1le Tribune
FOR 1865. ''''-
FOR lSC5.'
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the anspciors rA.nt nf ~ p,aa;dooi;aI onr,s..
have lifted beavw ,va;oa,. e., a., hrss..s &c
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lion. palnSbfv wesEsned by sts defeats and
iosses aprinpshs vanr ro,y Al os;he--with ;ts
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETINS.
MAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, April TO A. NJ.

WAsHINeToN, April TO A. NJ.
My. Gen. Dir::
General Sheridan attacked and routed
Lees army, capturing Generals Ewell,
Kershaw, Button and Corse, and many
other general officers, severa! thousand
prisoners, and large number of cannon.
He expects Lee to surrender all that
is left Of his army. Details will be given
as speedily as possible, but the telegraph
is working badly.
E. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
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Probate Notice.

ToTICE ia hereby given that Samuel p Roberto. adj
ministrstor ofthe estate of Rodolphus Robbins, de
ceased; has filed in the Office Of the Probate Court
for dnal settle -ment.
Said accounts will remain file in said office uuti
the 29h day Of April, 1855, when settlement will be
made OF as soon thereafter as said accounts can be
heard. III. II. KIRBY,
April5-St Probate Judge.