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Petroleum stocks rather dull. Al the first board
Pithoe Creek closed 81 lower than at tho same time
yesterday selling at So 70; Heydrick 5cc New York
and Newark sold At 27c, West Virginia Coal and Oil
lsc., Bonnchof Run go Buchanan Farm TIC, Ham
McCiintock g. OIL Creek 81 IS, Rynd Farm co., Web
ster CSC, Gunneli Cold 81, Waikiki 81 60 Al the
second board BcnnchoF Run closed 4oc lower than ~
the nrst board selling At SIS co. PIthce Creek 65c,
selling $l2 2o Bradley sold ut 90, Central $4i g.
Empire City <sc.. Excelsior SOC, Ham Mcchnock $6
Oceanic &c, OIL Creek 81 70, Webster &c. GunneIi
Gold 81 o.
tho gold mako, was dull throughou, tho day, ard
after opening ~ 1917 q, Il closed steady 81 1854
There was demand from borrower, and leans
generally made BY paying two per cent interest upon
tho currency advanced largo amount has been sold
ishor In anticipation Of the effect Of the pay m.nt Of
the January coin interest the public debt ageregang
90 735, 100
Foreign exchange WAS dull, on the bssis Of 1904
for prime bsnkers' bills q sixty days Eng
land. and 100 l0ok for other grades Tho load
inr drawers found their bills dimcui Of sale AZ
she former rate, owing 70 The advance OF Ame-
rican securities In London, under The favorable
sect Of the Presidents Message and Treasury report,
which led importers 10 look for shipments 70 meet
the foreign demand and consequent incressen the
supply OF exchange Commercial bills continue scace
rates iuo>A '" W
Southern bankers bills drawn against cotton would bring
100, bat there are none Offering to an amount worth
mentioning.
The money market easy under supcrxbundsucc
on capital At sx per cent, with exceptions o.
seven. The influx OF currency continues, while the
demsad disproporonatey light and the balance In the
Sub Treasury has increased 70 about seventy thrce mil
lions Tie demand for money Al tho West lie becoming
moro brisk owing 20 the pork packing season having
commenced, and the rate Of discount at Chicago Is
steady at ten per cent per annum at The banks Ex
change on the East, however, remains al par buy
ing and lilo premium selling, showing that the
current s sill In this direction. The discount
line here Is steady and dull al a Q a 10 o 10
for the rst and second grades Of commercial paper but
lenders for the most part reseying their forces for
profitable speculative uses the LIST Of January
than dscounting presents The disbursement Of the
January dividends Of public companies and asa 7<o
dcurrency interest by the government will he Likely 10
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increase the amount Of funds seeking employment 70 IN
extent which will only stmulats speculation on .ne
Stock Exchange largely out probably keep the rate io'
call loans, for time TO at six per cont not
withslanding the increased demand
The following shows the highest ana lowest prices OF
leading stocks in each year from the beginning Of 1860
IN ha md of ugust 1885,
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ties 10 the London Market
American securities have not been exempt from the
duness and depression which has characterized other
markets durng the pass few days Yesterday was the
lowest day Of The week United States nSetweny eonds
having changed hands low as can, Illinois shares
At soi and Fries at 57,S At the Gloss Of business
To-Day manfesty stronger tone pervades the markets
United States fvetwenie closing NJ " ", Illinois
shares ~ 80 IL aud Fries st SIX x, with an mprov-
ing tendency All descriptions Of Atlantic and Great
wests securities remain steady, and prices exhibit but
sc alteration from Last week. The issue OF CONSOLE
dated scrip closes at Il premium.
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Jersey city News.

PAsaSa CouxrxRvn MoSn "A man named John Hall
was taken before United State Commissioner jackson
yesterday, charged with passing counterfes one dollar
United States notes various parties 70 w1 com
mtted Tor trial Two other men chasGbd win attempt
Ing 70 pssa counterfeit frsctonh eurreney were as
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The Of the Bank % France for the week end
inx De eember IA are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bills L. ccoooo notes. IL l26 0oo, treasury balance,
4s0c oGo Decresse-Cssb 1000 900; current accounts,
$500 COO Advances. 400, 0Cor
American stock. were quoted In London on The 18th
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Total g. SAG s., 055, 18I $3.50 $976, 527
The White Mountain Bank OF Lancaster, New Ha,np-
shire IL in the hands Of assigaees and us bills not
current II Is State institution with carital Of fifty
thousand dollars At the OF The present
year il had circulation Of SAL ss5 and So $40 In specie
IN its vaults
The following abstract, showing the amount OF the
State debt Of Ohio Is from the semanmai report OF the
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.-
Payable In New York. Sl3, 1e7ss9 $l2,2304so
Payable at the state Treasury. l,l0sasS ooi,oSo
Total. $H, ss6,s72 0l3
The annual meeting Of the Calais and Barring Railroad
Company IN Maine, held at Calais The 10th INST
The reports Of tho directors and the Treasurer show the
following
Earnings for 1856 ........:. S:I sls
Expenses observation-disclosures. HWY
Net earnings $14, 739
The gross earnings Of the Boston and Lowell Railroad
for the year ending september 30 were $'5s, ooS-an
increase Of sI25 4S last year. The expenses were
$780, 372-an increase OF S132.4S OF the receipts
1885, 24 was from passengers, ana $3si,s7l from
freight The profits OF the company Tor the year
were Sl42s2s, aud the cash dividends amounted 10
800 o5O The whole of construction and equipment
of tho has been g. 1872 OF which 500 $40 vas
expended the past year for the nswfreigh depot and
wharf purchased at Boston.
The following table represents the comparative move
ments Of flour and grain Milwaukee from January to
December 49,
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bFFkNNIItU, VN,, NpfII 10 ISVJ
movement has bcea started In California for sub
scrpucu 70 par base homestead for the family Of Joha
Lro~ u, Who aro residing ~ Koj Blan
Northern Dispatches announce thsrsturn u Colonel
nuitiey OF the Russian %, osiand rc,cTnph limo His
c,p di,,op through IN mtsri~ british ouiiuba u
well under way
Governor IoIne will nos issue his Anticipated call or
tao q ore regiment, Of volunteers FROM this Sat.
Tho Uu,ei stses District tour, have Aen'enSsi "a
eu,sn and mates Of the ship Great Repub 70 vaoas
terms u imprisonment for esrcne cruelty 20 scs nsn
the late voyage Of tho ship W this port The
aied q d. al OF feeling agains, them.
letter from Guaymas hcSiso " the Btlets- Of tn,
csty rays tina, o. Pesqucrs has made ample pre-.
paraons 70 defeat Wy lorco tho imperial s,s send
against sonota io lad srdcrcd the ILLUMINATION Of
a aymas wh,us itlchmoud was taken by the United
States troops and native hands hai been taught 70 play
our national airs
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Wilma II has pleased Almighty God 70 take from as
Ahrst am lincoln the presd mt Of the Quilted STA by
ssssiss a. IN ,hs hcsr OF our nsonSl utampa' W. srs
% Ihe unoesssinsy q al halaAi atAs and our
al olie 1cpsndenel Tor our .Aefy ami prrs NO. a.
ns,ku rpoH he and wstom Of Dsviss Pro- dsnos;
y. S.Ssd TIA, IN A.s hour Of oar deep aaso,,on 40
salb in ICr thai ne Digias p<osc uoa &it support
w clifed TO nation hitherto, which ha' borae
~ 81 n ysrs btter and beoa hi ely through
nel row be Withdrawn n m us but thai having taken
(, ON ur add below cha magistrate has
20 ssy and faithfully AMI wisely s5,red sst saAlsi
In te b. lsf Of uh people, God VIII 10 his macy
lkhien, tuds and strengthen hb servants upon whom
Jev,Ies the authority Of The 0overnment INA they
M Asd justly adninistss the power ooaadei 70
Ersolvss, INT whibs vs bow In submssioa the
my ster,ous disr nsasion which thus aicts men
srd erere, We mus expseas the anguish and gref
alau.J NO. W tAIs nsiioa aAoIc bat 20 ths osiiLsi
World
Resolved Thai whie In Als personal character sxhlt
nr tbs isAisess and msss generous assuro se "a as
Jshlc career naAirsed and " ,srs,st In the highest
.ssre the espacty Of no nstasion. . ta.psro and
70 the nation .heaxh I'll hs ysass Of THAI and dan ,er
h.pe have endearcd h m forever Tia hsAts or the
p Opie, aud Ia their m m,res az In hxoy he VII DO
recorded ~ the nrs pA.ro VI uAs aga Al.sl TIA, he
should be the most dist nguiahcd martyr Ia thu
sacred Of hberyl
Tssolvo, rhal BY The last sss of hts NE the rrss
d, nj proved that ndpees charity and spirit Of
citation toward he ef Gs rep ihae animated
him and dictated his pol 80 Ne bel!e.s that We os.t
ccntnanx 70 labor os tho rcsora1Sou Of pceos and
RssavsI That 70 the borrowed wife and ohildroa u
the lsmcnisd dead tender dsep AMI hevtfcs
sympaihi but oder bct1er consossion than the
an aIan that tho whole peepas weep with them aud
feel Tire Loss TO be irreparsbIe
Resolved That we ,eudsr 70 The ocer upon whom, BY
ID Fad CALAMITY, the Executive authority devolvcs, our
~ m, ny In Tie r, ing POI soa - which no N accd
and toe Of oerdi and unvavcrng support
Ia the nesur,s which, guided By DIV mo wisd,n, hc
may ADOPT for the speedy scoan Ashnen o. me great
Oh Gets which his ansntsd pr0dso~ssx Aboroi and
sisd.
Resolved, That it be cconmended to the ciuzens 70
places ol business - day early ~ pre cabie
and they closed until y ter The nal Of the
dycsas.d fT,~iI nt
Resoke ed That IL be requested that al pboes o. poo
nm "a, cmcp closed COR hs evening and that tho
ton the rbcr cLs ng Of all suoa Of pleasure
rsd Tho SYM ahy, loyalty AMI reverence Of
tie usDafsrs.
Ecsov,d That committee OF thirteen oisssns Of
YORK rent ~ Washington " ait nd the narai OF
tie Frcfl at and ,cndor suoa aid a0l sympathy -
he sosernn may DO duh and proper, and that
I'D consist OF the following gsn,In,l: =
koes Taylor, JoI atian btNges, LIAM T. Ddse,
TsnLttn Esh bfes H. Grinuell, william u. Evarts
anes II. Rus. eli, Edwards errcp1n, anusi 5loe',
John J. Aston, Jr, v. B >ottng, bl1oa Oh,
[ IL
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SINCE THE DEATH.

wsri,orDt April i5 Iss,
IRE rrsad"nts body rDmDyci Tr,a TIC pfvra
opposite Fards thar 70 tn SDos ivo i,n
son Ia morning a, Ia fpaI nlnj clio <, "A b,1+,,
Wal pcd Ia the AIiJacAn h.. IL sAs 80 roi ~
o. al quad ~ ca airy GonerL Algur and Oh military
OF following on foot
drts sc crowd accompanied tho renalas tn the White
Hosse where mi iary ari sciui 10 tuo crowd euov
ing but persons u tho hJaschold ah p,r.,nL
folds u tic doc ascd 10 cntr tao proait,s sonstp
Ytto md Representative Faruay,rh oclis anlas uns
Iumtcr admitted
10 body Il beng embalmei with Wow ~ It's ssna.
Val 90 Illinois
Flags er the Departments and throighlat the e,ly
ct half mast oUccly any bIsinos, 1, bin{ trans
acted anywhere, citior private or lbic az iunI
Ger eipns, without any prcoJnc r. wh,tc or ar
draI their premises with iestoons OF mourn,ns
1Le bells tollins mourn ully All Is tho d opssl
gloon, and sadnc-s Strong m-n weep IN Ga, ar sta
The grief widespread ard decp aud In srangi Contrast
to the JOY lately manifested reccn. military
Ntcttrie.
Thls indeed day Of sioom.
Il porte prevail tina, dr. rrcdoH W Seward who
kindly lug the NJ Of rotary ~ sari 70
cci' cd a stab 10 Tie back
Ilh shondeb,ade prevented tho knit or dagzor rom
leu uaIing into his body.
The prospects are that he will recover
report " circulated, repeated ny slm,st everybody
that Booth captured nftscn mil "a, Of Haiti.
NOR. ffh b. true, ~ assorted. that War D,part
n has received such informal on will dous,e-s 10
cue ally promulgated
Tho go, eminent Department. coasl ny order ant
viii 10 drapcd with the usual cmolems o. mourning
The toads aiding and from the city as quart by
the military, tho utmost inspoction observed
I" to all attempting 10 enter or loaSe 'he eity
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IND s44u tAA1ts V0NA1slN ny ISl, ~ ~1ssv -
satrr.
cArrvrkD sus~<
Considerable poFioa 81 Inc gens ospsussd ~ - N
late purwuit are se~ being asiy v~4 nAey
% them Of very sopsrJr mAks and ~ ~ We Arm
strong pattern
es|sIsL CO. AVIS soDs 0oAxD-- " pouuru szsCl sRA I"
rtn s~erSa rewmeai, from whore sanks hAys svrans
upus " twrnsy gsnsvaAs oomAsa1s ~ ths sevtce
Of u rov~' and the rcbiRoa, and szngg iHn
nanse~sea GnAas end ahcssian, arrived hare 49,
evening from thu ron1 area tnesr w~y " jon The
Lieu Grant ConeIal-whe.o boay arb they ara IN svin'
mar hed ncm inspect Han since eight " seck In IN
mog Ling-s d. tancr OF thirty thrse uslis<x rly S,
probably lake tho from lhs locality CNy l'on-
lie rvs inns Ut W IN -onnaaasl al MAJOR Collins
4 Ton ineIt among the rusnors ~ suent ~ tht
Mn COM the port that tl will u - DaaTite
absui seventy N les frou ~ pcc- nj o,Lity hNhia>
has yst uaI ., ired 10 oonoborz,e sapplst.'n y
"Nas,r ei est,ic' with any antagonist eo1n. on
snos al % coaffout u.
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phsladcIphta.

Pm ADxLr,uA, April rs 1874
Tho most intense horror y excited by tho lam ,nssole
fate Of President Lincoln Tho cit, dccorai.d
fsrr spd streamsr- and svsry house evidence Of
preps sous for the illumination aIed for Monday
Ing The public Joy .ivc. place 70 mourning AID there
ia Q deep feeling Of rage.
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TIE PUBLIC GRIEF.


w.safsJror, April 10 1905.
thc excitement throughout Wa nStIn intoaso, AID
the horrb proceedings Of Vast night The osy thsms "
con, M ALTON.
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eecvr,s ocre-al slccum eommsaAiry yAh - -
g. pssia Roche ser the asv~r lsaf csyeein hc:nsyG
an ol nDd ala nguiss.d oeces hAvinx hes I'll shr0a
d ssr from she ar: Buii run ssht rhs caesss -
de- % his groaos on
bern lsS $500, .n ar Z ssss ss,sssIsss ~ ssa
sss. !. ms.s: .,s 90 -. sssss : 80 - .ss
men, rrr1nr sAsrnaAn's imporans Aslansa eAne agn
he ably manag the basssa = ssssv Us 49,.
ehief az eonduoioss The military vslraa1 ~
enrcnt seric Ices IN nsessee srs 49, nss
the military msnaermess" VIZ
General hsn, O. rs and stat have re- rnsa TON HE
broul 1T Oft To the command % his division
Tn. e,,ehr,,ed rsbei ram Ain marie has been rss~sa
by Nessrs nderv God Co, AMI NV yng IN Nof,I
mo ar ,os Tsy have hem nearly one NOAH u
set,rs Ler ur Il win be rceolccd that THIS n..es
BY Iiss isrsn, ca,siar and eleven men
ste rot seriously injured. winch ~ her pau's ma
Two ono husdrsd.roander Brook ride guns, Enyi.s
a tire, bad been taken on by captan Msonc ',
ara machinery gro njared, 10 pres n,,sr
The Albemaris one az the un0sa fornidsNo
She has ssvera indentnsons her fro the a. To-
fhots srd fhes tired into her. and uncxplo I'D
w. n.y sS inches Of timber and fsar inches o. nssS
She regulsr leviathan and be pot IN fi rsnair
s. .ps twenty rsn. Of p"sdsr unsjarss -:
bed liverpool coal On board which ssss Asrs rss o
tloci sds
me lat ~ REwn RAxs
The new rebel ram, which had been blildtng =
HAissx. and was anxiousv expected N e,mDsap
op<raik ns was discovered the sth Instant, naAr
Plymouth, o regular shell, having hccn burnet 70 the
wsists edse The pickets near Plymouth saw her c8n-
Ing Gown the river end gave ths sarm Colonel pfas,
trvned out 50 sdroa q cavalry and two essstaas u
sTttfTy 70 charge her, hot they found heV heip-
l~0Y yinv aganst the oostructiona whore hov paoef
guards her. where ahe rsuAinA TAus 1sd tas
last Of the rebel rama
Fxrpr r's N xvaynr wSoro. -
The Sharro 4 flagship, Commandrr Maesanb; the
wych sing. VALLEY CITY and Runchback went up ths
Chowsn river winson, with the intention AZ covering
IN crossing Of Q body Of cavalry q winso,
shich was 70 opsrsse towards the weitol
rsfrosd Tho cavalry advance guard founA shs On nv
In position a wntos but the 0eet opened them o
scattering them Tho Aeet thcn .rr~t the tr,,pS
the south side Of the river and tien pro- -edc q
Nurfrve-boro, ON the Mcherrn river, sboa eights,a
mites ON weldon Tho sailors t0ck possess On OF thN
town the kavor formally surrsodering 4 70 Comnander
Ne omb
Next dsy the cavalry charged abost twenty Eve scs
csvalrv into the town and captured them n
Marfieeetoro h good sized town. and II taken
sisn OF the nvxs time bv the Yanks Tho is,.
returned 70 Winton and Plymouth whore IL Is no@
lying.
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uovsme mt. or General Grant.

Movement or General Grant.
PrntspxLruiA, Apri rs, 1885,
General Grant arrived 10 this city late asst GIT hts
way TO Jersey but intercepted hts way 70 wann
s,ree, wharf by . spa,ch from the Once OF ,he A~so
eiacd Pres, and supposed he returned TO wasaiag.
Ton In cAlaiey.
Bumr~rov, ~ j., April IS, 1895
Lieutenant General Grant Jeff Darlington for washiag
tsa vt six o'clock this morning
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sAasroa', April 10, 1888
7, news Of the asssssps,lcn Of r. donl Lincoln was
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By tho Mayor OF New York.
MAJORS Ovrcs NEW YoRN, April IS, 1888.
CrIrrs OF Exw YoRx--rho doah Of tho Tr,sien Of
10 United States may vol eSei,e yor profound g1,f
and Ana,ement respectfully recommend thai blsi-
A,s tuspsndod, that . bio mourning for the
departed hsf Magistrate be observed throughout the
city. c. GODFREY auNrHER, Mayor.
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INAUGURATION
INAUGURATI
OF
VICE PRESIDENT JOHNSON
AS
P r E SID E N
OF THE
UNITED STATES.

WAsuMoroS, April l5-l2 O'Clock.
Andrew johnson was sworn into once as
President OF he United States by Chief Justice
Chase to-day at eleven O'Clock.
Secretary McCulloch and Attorney General
specd and others were present
PRESIDENT JoHNsoNs SPEECH.
He remarked -
aTHE DUTIES ARE MINE. I WILL PER-
FORM THEM, TRUSTING IN GOD"
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Farther Particulars ~ the As,a ssin alton
OF Presids mt LineoIn.

OF Preside nt Ltncoin.
w.mSor,s, April IS, 1855.
ne a-arsln OF President I-nson lef bshiai ain a..
lot AID spur
ne hat was picket up Ia tn Prcsdeai bjy AMI hss
hoon identified by paris - whpn II has BON slbsa
the one belonging 10 IA. sgspso 81 nu, All oura ~
dsserDsd - the Que belonging the sIpScs ni, b.
other parties not allowed II before dsscnDnsit
The spur dcppei upon tho stage, and tna. AS
has been identified tn procure stable vhcr
he same man hired horse IN the o.enlnt
Two gentlemen who went TO the sesrctAry Of Wa 70
arpryo MIN o. the ajax On M LnrlIa mot 81 ne
residence 81 the Turner q marcd Ia lo,s, Who,
when scoo-i ed h. them, hasten away
Il had been NJ 1tanou's intention n accompany Mr.
lincoln theatre and oscupy tho Dox bat tho
press q business prevented
Il therefore seems evident that tho aim Of tho po..er.
was N parsyre the country by ou1 ~ n dysn thj
head TIE heat and the arm n the country
A. soon a. ne dreadful events aunouucsi In the
sees fupcrnisndsnt Richards and HIS as -An,s wor.
at work 70 discover the a~asain
In few moments tho Telegraph had aroused the -bo,e
polce Erce OF tia city.
Mayo waHach and several ncm5ars q ne city co.
o~sneni wsrc .oon the spo, AT ev,,g prsoldtloa
vastss~n IN prcsery. o,dsr and luic, w m,cty
ivory srce In washington ~, palrpuei at me aaea,
NJ M RAssra.
Goacisf Anger sec, horse TO moans the police
R,sry rsa aiding on, o. Wa h,ng'oa wA' HraaEy
plcsrisd. va sscfy possible avenue Of escNpe "a.
thoroughly sssslsa
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c,srv--on Friday evsriss, Arui "A E.rAsurHs -
hit Of famcel CArser, IN the n3d yvsf q Ne sEA n
The rc.auycs and friends a the fAntiv ere sv~Qose
nliy invited IN ai,cna tks wcfal nom her no rror
Den Ma soi eecosd avss = lcas fsr'y-ssh>A ssss@
On men6sy Afcrpcoa, n eas O'Clock !
rhneAelphia rarcrS IAcase copy. .lN Nl
nAnsv.--Ai Nashville, rsan., % estovdAv, Ap<i1 q
rsN, wife cf Tho late ka~srd kearnsy, ~ cArnann
,cuniy bcusgai lr~asA
kuSlcc u the mnes~ kercanes
tISr sSAsv nssAs 80 ssr~d P,eA
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THE NATDNlL CALAMITY.
,~~~>--->~~~~~~~~~~>~>>~-o
The Condition Of Secretary Sow
ard and His Sons.
-~~-~>~~-~~~~>>>~-~~-
Frederick Seward Not Expect
ed to Recover.
Additional Particulars o. tn Assassin
ton O. President Lincoln,
&C., So, So.
Telcsram-sa.uraay, lo-ls a. II.

TelcsrRni.-saturdAy, lo-I A. n.
WAE=sGr -, Az IS, 1870
TIE trunks CT j. WllkcS Booth sero se.si as niGh.
nation OF his papers by Attorney 1J1Sca $40 81
as Discovered liter - han n roSAI 70 tn pJ.
rum this ictir J. ao)art thu, shj pl)G was 70 hay
l'en excoPed b. ore tho "A o. MAren, bit f,r s,n
not sta oil II decay usl las. night
Further dl clos In ard to the oyIia3o oot,la
cd Is Withheld for the prs,nt Cao,lct mi,nng
skcs place al noon today, % tako such ac.on u
immediate exgenciss ucccss talc.
Preder ok Seward Ii worry lJw and oa; litle hope
entertained OF his surviving b. wound.
Secretary Seward Is more comfortable than ccad rca
soLably be expected under the -rcsmstancca
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Mr.. j. walton FItch,- Despatch.

W
ErApoulKrtIs NIsiu Costs, ARNy or a., r. A,
BvRs o VfiE JuScrIos. Al ~ II. lSh
Tcra no change in he situation o ths corps SIN tho
sse of my dos Tue tine OF the South edo tall
road nom terc Petersburg still under te Guardian dip
OF troope and the mnense uag trains OF the amy
SAFELY consoy ed through their mit TO The vicioro
force be, ond Our aucs ruard CONSISTS OF Grams
trttdc, icsted al ia INV lie Ni'ago about ghtesn
niles these headquarters, aud containing RST
100 thousand inhaba anita nearly all OF hon still Occapy
their hOme~
M culaiious are rife not alone IN the camps bu,
- * Bcefs Of every grade, 20 VIA dspO-tJu n
~sae of this army, that the nnishiag stroke Di'
teen adm u~siored N the enemy that confronted
H. Already the portability Of a Mexican cam
palgn . bcirg Discussed, and lear thrc-
fosrhs 90 shs oGbocr that erpr~s opinion
re, ardirE The lmmincn OF rupture win tue
woud,e crnpie 20 Join ne crusade ayain It
nc Pv~sr end, syoring establish Itself mId',
ard restore thetucarrr o, the 70 his "nstlve
heath aud rcursibenL
ARsy occvrAros
hear " stated 'cn prObsble that Burkcsvne juno
ton--,hs present ocs'Dn of ,hese hcadquartcr'-nay
b. constituted military ro Tor months 10 come
owing iss impar,so, rsilrad Communications and
s~ntrsty u eyidsni ttsi extensive system o.
rrcvc~s guards or police IN rsaure 70 be iusIgura-vs
I'm he cnt % tho ~Hhdf~wsl os iorcos from
mls vicinity, a. The comfy win main In al
s,lrvns sale Of unra and drqaisssas fOr m1a.hs
rresnsr. No mor. unloruns s~~ss o'ail hA2pau ~
the ~ crst ~ Me inhabitants ~Aentr haa - u
npcdi.tt aaf total wind swal trd3pa str
and desertcrs from both s,meu, waning tlroIg
ths forests contiguous would uu ,liateey orssnse
sAtrns We bands OF hiEhwaa noa anu sahath ~ ~
20 al frrvr- and ppsehcn-'on svsniin ttho rec y
ants a thgv 0 the n a ubtsbls Dck rarph - -
alds ~ The ~ private property Va tbia J.
chi asa along ho wbols hn. % toe rssi NJ trce v
ha IL sftrnIna and ps,r~rtion Of pctt gtar~ f1f
nLea ny lib corp " fnm-nee A. CO. - lar are
country ~ 3. s.s naxnsbinous ansl generous at -
tbc Interests wf tie fnnsDi tina v giu ui
On No. ihe nsty "a fJr@ook, and wnict ~ih ~
sDon brief sing 81 prldo aeBauf thoI saDlrc
ton wearasa, them % iook uprn 'hf ohi " efh
mart and NJ adm ni t.gs the sure q shsacess al.
wsn being
II would b. cowed ard sJrtes- thai tsk KINDLY
snd ndineransy the disnaa sftoa that has cn foSoh
nAf tbs pniostunsta reeil1a; an1 that ther. eriss
senssv,nes< and pelalange frpm ~ rncc, u NE ~
thlnxh r1i t,s~ whieh hAH ~8Ao1r1 the PRIDE ~ ~
urffct9ers n hat nntufa rxuaes b. ~ hvd re BY
kiraiy apfscn h se1 gsstie ifeAasnsni
Tha tie xrret bvdv ~ the people npd here IN ,hs
fnstlcr berrt e satisfaction a the ei bs
var 1 asr p~iliyc, and that nhnn itcly they s,h b.
hsousht " ttr rrsss ron wheh ia "a svl. noar and