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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-20
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-20

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-20
" r. D WARD
FRANK T. WILLIAMS


I-EN 10d 7U9'pofl 01F-r COPY Our 4eel.7-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05
New York State Legislature.


Albany April4 -BuIH PAssrb. uthori,ing tho
AAnhatIAn Gas Light ca, W chArgs sS bO PEI ,UoI
Lei for gAs AT. Fields moved ~ amend by requiring
said Company % ObseIye every rruI enent aud D.
uaou Of me Contract With the city OF New York icr
lt,htin. certain sfoen and places, Tho notion a.
carried v r. MulH0r moved 10 amend by providing
that a. the expiration OF two yrsB the Company shall
Irlugu 10 the old charge of ~ LU per LtOJ seI. Ihs
pared,
For relief OF tho Bath and Conoy Island Bridge Co.
the Holdirr-' Mesaenqer Corp, Incorporating tho
Anantie E;se btil Cub, ~ iinpsoye ElyuuaIe ave-
uue tIOm loukers ~ Kinl dhril,., TO crentO = nov
waJd In New York. Incorporating the New York
Gladiator benevolent Association, Amending tho
act relating 20 ackuoNlct giIenls Gf wTiItVn .gr~-
meat. In forskn countries.
Ihs senate, IL Comm ttse OF the whole Tcsum 81
~ eaaaadsIatasR v ~ ~ Alasal1L. ~ gsalAirs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05
Rebel Raiders to be Watched-s1OOO Re
ward for their Arrest.
Wihiagton, Aprtl t.-lhe following v~ prOmal-
gated by the Secretary Of Btsts to-day

W1IhtHgt0n, 4 prtst t.-lhe following vS promul-
gated by the Secretary Of btAts to-day:
To all whom these presents may conoeIn:
Whereas For come time past evil diupnsed persons
hzye crossed the border ol the uisd htAtss or en-
terd lheil port. by sea from eounlries shrTe thsy
iole Ated, aud have committed capital lei on -
against the property aud Lie Of American cltiHeus
well In the cltl,s AZ in the rural districts ei Ihs
country Now therefore, iu the nana and by III. AL
thohty VI the President Of the Initad states / do
hereby MAKE known that reward OF one thousand
dollars viii be paid at this Department Tor the cst uIe
Of each OF such oheudeIe UPON his conviction by .
civil military trbunsl TO whom .hai rcsl
and deliver such Vonders into the custody OF the civil
military Authorities Of the nitCl ataea aud ths
like reward will be paid uTnn the same terrns for the
capture Of any such persons ~ entering hs nAl,d
States, VhOse Oh ucrs shall ls coInutted subsoqep-
r. 20 the publication Of this notice. reward Of i've
hundI ed dollars viii bo paid upon conviction tor the
arrest OF su pttons yhO ahall have aided and Ahet-
ted officers O The above named vithis dis tsrri
tory OF the nlIed states.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the DeIar-
Z, s1 ment Of state at Wshngl on, this
ti'"I fourth day VI April, A. d.. 1865,
WILLIAs n. BBvAAD boctetATy Of State.
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news Iteml
ID, rsl.gyspA 10 tAs ISs rs,A ssN.l

Tsa entire radical city tsks, was elected IL 81
Louis, No. on Monday by 1900 majority.
Tnl rsoepts 81 ths sAn Francisco Custom Hju"
are now about 100000 daily.
Ar tie charter election. held IN Schenectady y,,.
tsrdsy. Andrew hchullcn, ts Democratic cauD'.
data Tor Mayor, was elected by 450 majority.
Ma. QUAoKxsBusn's dry good s,oro, In Troy, 3
r.. xss o. Monday night robbed u twenty tn
ssnd dollars ~or,n - goods.
DisrArosr. resolved at Ban Francisco, sts,1t
that ths pirate Shenandoah WAS a. Melbourne.
c.uae much spprehension for uc safety Of treaaura
sssneTs CO ts Pacific coast.
rIs steamer BsrLsn., bourd for Fort Benton,
on the Upper N ssour, With valuable ca-so, 49,
shove Omaha on Saturday. TIE boat ~. rYt
are . total iosa The boat was valued at sSuOy
Tins Pension Bureau during March granted -,
pensions ts widows mothers and minors s-i .
j.c,ed 100. The numbsr Of invalid pensions crsi'
ed was /. 1ds and I'll were rejected.
JAr Cooxs reporV the sale Of seven -th rites ,'3
tsrd.y ct O., ,OT5, 900 Tho largest wc4tr-a sr
scrpuou was 500, 900 FROM Pittsburgh, sut ...
largssi Eastern $4,000 from New York o..
were also 1900 individual subscriptions " s5Js
800
Florida. under Gen. Newton, was but i,.....'
saccsssful. \ encountered . superior ire
rebels, and drove them, but returned y.'
prosecuting It's Object 10 the end All s.e ..
sovsrnmsni properly ~ Newport incInt.n'a 90
and sAsh factory, vhs burned, sud some e''Sui .
sslt works on the coast were destroyed
Tus Navy Department has rscc vol i'''Tn"' ID
| of the obstruction Of tho extensive fa'' works .n
Buro Asck, Mcintosh County, Georgia by At ea.
| pediton from q. y. atoAlnsr sionA' under A. q
\ Ensign Rrinyhsm. This work cons'sod OF ~ -
boler.. vhi.h with ten buildings were destroyed
also 4. on.nt.y Of s.I.. Tuo eusiue wAs bfous-'
| eli in good sondItlon.
Tnu Washington CRY Council Mon 'Sy night b..
ing incapable Of uAusAot.ng busros', passed rrs,
luton of adjourn nent, preceded by no tlo
preamble, "whereas, It has please Aiu..-. =
God y Hve victory " our hrr1y, an 'hui str
cate " tho divine origin Of tho Government
breAtDg down the rebellion, wa return to Il .. .
sincere ADD dsyout thanks for tho good news ~
day"
AT no state election IN Cor nscticut on v .t'
Ggysrlsr Bu- bingham tuuionl was re-olsgseJ y
| CSAt,0v,s W Ia Lsa pa9s,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

hv The dcbs.e v--r continued ~ M"ssr- flas''ur'
anil williams foi, and hcssu. bhaiet hud liLhp.fr
nyn!urt PrccrCns vn then reported, and Oh. ~
made the special order for to-notrow.
rvrspa sB,eioN.
NJ. Cozrens rsye notice Of a hill ineorpor'hGr Dr.,
Exempt Ifcmeu's Association of Nov loik.
Eitif i,rrnR ma msni.l ~ report ior il'" 'H.
lNsen ent of the locks Cu the hiio Gan 'ar ".
Icnse thereof W be TAI IN through iTcit b. .I
p1fatine the Studcnts Aid Association of Ne" =
frce Academy. lhs OnondsSa bounty C0uuH i.'
vss rsred.
Nj kmcs introduced hill authorizing the Capt.''.
Of the Port of New orb 10 seLct one OF the hu.'.
inaTerr W At IN be al scure aud al-o 70 chhrrt
Per cent pr ton all vesser of the lnitsd hth''
Of ON. hundred tous burthvu more, except hgl i'i
tuft, bsrges- canal hoa's, Souud MD river HteamhJs
enipos cd On regular ltnts and all yesecle that are
Low I'd ~ tho laws Of the nited States TO enter uu
the same terns l. vessels Of the Uutt"l Ststes.
lho Connnittue oi the Whole then resumed Col-
siderstion Of the hill 20 incorporate the New No.N
Pier and Wsrehousing Companr and smendnen' .
we're sdopcd limiting capita TO 32VV,uN0, and LUX
Ing the period within which the Con Vauv shall iu.
prove the piers 20 two year-and limiting the nuiul
VI piefs " bs occupied by thCtu 20 ten IhH Niii
,bsn ordered 20 . third reading Adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05
TA. Canndlnn Dimcu;ty.

hsnros, ara l. Much excitement prevails
her. n, the threatened 'tempt To rescue tho radon
II s rumoTsd that . latter ha. been received fro.l
Secretary ssvNd, declaring that in view Of the
tiou taken b. tho Canadian government for con.
spirsoy aud breach Of neutral y, the United 81 -
government would g. no further With the deipant
Tor eItrsdition. Further Proceedings will take pla.o
la Uppor Canada q. tie pog aro knosn all to sriss.
sto Tiara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

FEor San Franc.sc, Csifornls, March 81. Gen.
Mcdowell, In reply to a note rom sauor Gotsy,
Consul for tho Republic of Mexico At San Fran
cisco says that be recognizes NO other consul from
that country. hAIimilisn has s0nsul In cslnor
sls vhs u tAus ~. pOegp!Ss&
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

Rebel Forts and Rams Blown Up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

AFFAIRS ON THE JAMES RIVER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

Local and Miscellaneous News.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

The Roads Covered with Cast
Away War Material.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

OUR FORCES AFTER HIM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

Important Captures at Richmond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

Lee Rstreating in two Columns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-05

Mr.. LINCOLN IN JEFF.,s HOUSE
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The Latest News

THE COUNTRY FULL OF STRAGGLERs.
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RECRUITING AND THE DRAFT

Disastrous Fire in Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

nc kEoosVa ishToSa ANCA@Snss
To the Editor Of TIE ~ y Tribune
Sir: The nature Of this accident induces me
to address You.
When, in spite Of careful precaution, casualty hap
pens 1t lie deplorabe enough but where there has been
one which 1t is evident would not havs occurred had
ordinary foresight been used the Company neglect
full ard its MANAGER should be held to the st!ctest 40
courtabiiity in purshsn and e0mIsnsdsion that law
can exact for every life gope and fern mutilated
The switcbnan may possibly have bad two or three
things do al the time, and in different places;
but even this does exactly "lit the nail Oh tho
head"
No sreh should ksd Of track In ts direction in ehieh
tD train That 10 TO say. train should always
have TO back TO get on another line.
When Trims cone aud 60 on tho same trrck. Of
course switches cannot 10 placed to suit trains running
in opposite directions.
Hence one OF the great daDgsSsof single tracks-s
train meeting the pcints 1t Is called especially when
running at high speed.
The Hudson River Road having double track whore
the scci1sit occurred x.y Ms sriiea ia hs drse
ston o( he running Hoia1
No wonder the cars ran into the river. We must be
thankful that another accident happcnedths accident Of
The rat Of TIC $50 passensos being sersd from iHSanf
deoM. Your obedient servant D.Le
Sev- York July 3. ls65
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

ANTIOCH CoLLEGg.--il.e endowment Of sloo =.
GO for this institution Ia, been secured, ana a.
trustees of the college ave css elected the ioo,,.
culty:
The Rev. Austin Crl..e. y. D.. 10 be Be,jov, p.
fes,or" Of Nc. al and lrtell ct1al Philosophy. A"'
The Rev. j.. \. 70 don, d. d., late Presidsaa A
WateryiIle College. T. b. Professor Of Ci,ssics
Prof J p Weston. 4 Antioch. to be also PROD,
Of CLASSICS
Prof. F. T. Yo1nans OF Hew.York. 10 10 ProN....
OF Physic,i ,ei.4 c. ald MstherL itics
Prof + !. q %! Noy-Hork. 20 be Professor n m,
tory and Modern Lun, nnces.
Prot. Edvard Orns. late OF the New.York n.,.
Normal schoo, 20 De Master in the Preparatory n
par,ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
Death OF Joseph Reese FRI.

riOn 1lW fbilgde!phls NORM Ahltrlcnn
We regret 20 chronicle the death at hs res =
derce in tbs city BY dIopsy after lness II several
months oi Mr Joseph Re.s. Fry of the firm Of L..
4 n. B Try bankers aud brokers but better know n
Tor his connection i'm music criticism and the htsra-
tnIc al the open attic stage lie WAS son OF " ilam
Fry who Tor many years published TIE National Gaen,
o celebrated dnly newspaper, which Tor "a long Tin e
enjoyed high reputation fOr .,s articles on foreign
p'iitcs. Ia connection with this paper Mr. j. L..
Fry. ike his brother william. acquired penchant for
literary and AT pursuits which adhered 10 hun
Through LIE lie was an accomplish I'd scholar.
yell versed Ia several languages especially familiar
With a." history aud literature Of music eud Nio.s
with ncilt, lId taste lie translated and adapted Bel
MS great ~ IA OF Norma. from the Italian for tie
celebrated WOoG.EDglish opera troupe. and With las
brothers William eLd EdwerH superintended It's pro
juciion here III sly 10 truly memorable. lie was the
author of hbr-tio OF & ura of Leonora OF vi ch
his brother william composed the muric, snd aap Of
the hbretto II tie oper. Of Notre Dame which pro.
duced under his direction a, tho Academy Of Mus. ir
such splendid style Mr. Fly man OF truly 10.
nnIksDls energy In whatever he undertook. and the
events VI his life abound IN Illustrations OF the
with which he achieved seeDiugy impossible things by
mere force Of character. The production Of Norma
ant Notre Dame here uuder his auspices IN each
case far hey old all rivalry. and marked the nan No
phehoncnon III bio way. Tho Union League B'ie idc.
iniscd fer H. The fed at time ~ deep 600 n,
largely indebted TO his efforts for ts eYisLos. Ia
bin Philadelphia loses ciiisem who has ,ot,d a
large portion VI lis lie to her beuet and who does
die wllhou! leaving his mari rpon the times in which
lie lived. lie will BE- sincerely regretted by q large
circle Of r ends and missed from an extended sphere OF
usefulness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

Gated labor fair trial The disposition will Do 70 Judge
Of IL by Ito first results which under most favorable of'
oumssnoes could hardly b. expected to be generally
successful The freedmen must b. tunght at le vt two
otiops entirely new many OF them thet IL ~ labor
in view Of wages ard dispose OF wages received 10
to pre- de for their Such Lessons are not to
be- learned In a single o. especially where inc
teacher is the person who formerly exactcd labor with
the LASH and only pnt money in the hand Of the coored
mau as gift and not as a reward. But what 10 Sill
wor1e there will be many who will resort to the lash
where they beyond the reach OF effective autbor'y
am Informed that in the section OF Mississippi oTpo-
site 10 Helena the Freedmen treated as hnrhiy and
sharoeully rs IN the p,Imy days Of Slavery give
sin gle instance tbtt has been brought to light.
former fayeowner OF Mississippi, named J., re-
Gently made complaint 10 Gen. Thayer, In command At
Helena. that Chaplain Brooks Of the Seth Eegr
merit L. T. G. L. had enticed away one Of his hanIs
former slave, whom he had hired or course, Broo1s
Was cited TO appear before the General Ee mace
state.ent that Re called to Mississippi by some
business and While there met this colored man, VINO
told hir that he had been mal Gated by I-"hippec'
or beaten rather with the paddle IA heavy OAK pndoe
with holes In it such oveIseers used t. carry al to
punme OF tner saddle to iLnct fearful and summary
punishment Oh The clates uIdcr their CONTROL. INC
Cha lain told him IL ho would come t. Heeaa no w." VI
get paid for his labor and lie free from sucn abuse "!.oi
making his sefc ment 10 tho GenetaI Ia Whch no ds
clared such ire ent 10 DO prevalent so lar as eso
earn tho Char..ia rcquef,ed the General IN look al
tut. colorei rams baos upon which there were Lany
marks Of recent aaa gross violence = insted Of
receiving ri. negro hand was sent 10 the lookup.
How is The colored mau 10 be shielded agains tho
frs the. will be praotcod AID the outrages that WIZ
b. perpetrat.d b. those who have hitherto denied tAe
mos, sacred rights to the negrof However thorough
Provost system may bs instituted during the unset led
condition OF these communities 70 secure justice " tho
Freedmen that system can only be tcnporaryto DO fo
lowed sooner l9tes. by cl' authority. to be admin
sered under reconstructed State Governments Where
then will tie Freedmen nd protection nd security and
low shal they obtain !usticoi can conceive OK no
WAY but BIZ their being at once vested with hat right "a
IL exercise OF which their influence will b. felt IN TO
o,sl and general government OF tho State-tlat r No.
without tie possession Of which, Freedmen viii tea
uockeIy--the Elective Franohte. You're truly.
j. NJ VALDEZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
Gen. shsrmn. ut Cincianasi-Mis Speech.

Gen. Sherman was Enthusiastically received
by the citizens Of Cincnns,i lay evening Of las,
week Th,re was an address OF welcome. a reply, a
reception ard se.ensds. The foliowirg tie Gen
erals remarks:
GESILpBRy-CT T1Z2Ne OF CEcIsNATI: ts arr not
accustomed To- public speskDg Us my old friend Mr..
Stanbery who J. ~ lust aLdfersed NE in your behalf
NUT bear with patiently. Mr.. StaRberry khrw
ine. and he knew ry father before me- lie knew re
" Ell when was ht :. d.hesded boy. raining al Ut
IN Lancaster. stealing hi' cherries Laughter. He
knows my heart ard can tell It's feels better thsa
express them. Ddt vii tell you my frends hat
1t WIS ere IN this city, In this Wy hotel. t1rUv "a
which passed ~ reach ID spot, lint Gen Grant ard
myself met oyes year since; and in tha. very
laId down the maps ard stad.ed cut the cam aigns
Which snded this VAR. Immense cheering
lave been away down. in Mississippi attending 10 =
ll.ie natter tssre laughter and cheeff and when
Gebe'a Grrnt and M self ended our renee here.
we sepsra,cj, lie to 20 10 Richmond and Ia ATLANTA
and the result has bccn jTst pan.d It here In
iHci We had but one oil ect to fulfil, ,ht the war
in ruch would forever orush q rebe lion,
aud fully establish notiois Eory AMI tsyrity
inst -.uie generation shD aid won, cray on Of
heart Grant and S.ermru. md Sl pa r.oc generals
have ha, bot one iteaLs q. prem.cy " our country
M. Cur Government. tEl,hg,issto cheers for Grant
ami Shermeu We may { DER as to some litta thinyg
but IN The one great thing DO not lifcf-th tai
c'untiy sh.l survive in nil lis greatness We snou'd
not Doiter our ses about ,na matters but attend
te great interests OF the country Our country now
has good srrt la life and It's wefars Ia IA keep.
ing hisa coustry wonderful il YET una, vcoped 70.
sources In your o"n behuriiu STATE OF Ohh.-the
hre'' In this Whole oountry-scarcey OF Is
nIner envstion Let Us then W on In peac. anu hdr.
,nony with the peaceful pursuits " life When pl ID
under enivaion and We have r. pGlatlon dense IA
tnat ~ Europe It viii be soon en0ug for tran po
oD each o.; IS heels. We have futuro OF peace row
vciore ei--sn honorable peace; prd III hc'o me Got
10 not VIZ 10 hear Of scaia for fifty ,ars TO come
q. eas' When Other nstions attempt Ia uampo on
na'or"rsat- We shall has " p, rtunity II rsuu hg
'he businrss VI war But now HAT he IL over am
peace man. all Of Iy am, are peace men; ''shcr.
man bnmmsis laughter are all Ieacs men.
thank yoI gentlemen for the kindness vi your welcome
onlght.
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UNITED STATES ClncUIr cOURT-Before Judge SHIP.


Mary BIsly and arsarct Brady sg. segi.nund Laser.
Tho plaintiffs, who are two serving Rirls, ar
reside IN Twenty h brought this action agsns the Dc
feIdst who IL As Ant Ass 81 oil Internal cvenue 20
damages for alleged In entering their
aud threatening levy upon and seize their sewn e
machine aud furniture ior msSng their monthly etu H.
TIE plaintiffs tescG that the defer dan, ood and
boisteroas IN hs language and attempted 10 hug one 81 tho
g.s The deDIan coLEGtc,ed the testimony Of the PLAIN
t toto. The Jud-. in charging the Jury remarked that
they not be ed by any sympatics or tie plain
tLs IL a..s that defendant as hrsista u
Assessor had peoct Trht enter the OF the pain
tih in the discharge q. his ofs uii bn that Was no
rant II his duty 10 nus Young von.en.
The jury hours bit failed 20 s2rce upon a
tercici.. The inn Therefore discharged
A A Eedded iJr plt.nis Dayton tor ths oeiendan
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REPOaTHD ESCAPE or A TRIO OF REBEL VII.
LAINs.-Ths RoAm0ad (vn.) WtiH harms from source
tn IL leg ,rds CO reliable that Major Thomas =. Inr
ner Late eomn"ndnLt Of the Libby Prisons Captain
George w. Alexander. at ono time commandaGt OF
Cvte Thunder. aid Frederick Willy. Adidant Of the
The newspapers have confouuded Richard or Dick Tur.
ner who escaIel foh the Libby Prison aud was Sub
kequenty rseapturrJ. with Major Turner. They are
~ 40 wse r,t,d uless by their brutality And as the
CRIMINAL than Dick, who acted as inspector o the
Ebby. and IN a. bred Low and miserable seOuSirei,
Who treated tho Lrsones under him with great cruelty
Those WIN have bean prisoners In Kshmond weu 70.
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Of Gen Resnrcrard you shall have the proud grathca
ton Of seeing the Palmetto flag raised upc" that ior
tress and the Confederate flag Of these rec ana
States eide by side with it, and mere tney
shall float forever, in defiance OF any power ina, man
oan hiring agdirst them We have humb!ed the nag OF
the United States and long as have tue honor 70
preside rs your Chief Magistrate 80 help me Goe ere
nower on this earth shall lower from that fortress
thoee Axs uhless they be lowered and trsed 10 sea
OF blood IL has triumphed for 70 years out TO-DAY ~
has been hunted and BUNDLED before the e ous te
State of south Carolina Aud pronounce here before
lie civil sed world your independence Is baptized IN
ood your Independence is won upon ?lorioas Da.. e,
eld and You gro free now and forever in defiance u
q world in arms."