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Rebel Pirate off Nassau.

f NEW YORK, March 70.
Private intelligence from Nassau reports
that rebel pirate, the name of which is un-
derstood to be ''The Confederate States" was
was lying off the harbor on the 18th inst,
having been refused admittaI ce by the autho-
rites. She is Of 800 tons burthen, bark rugged,
has two tunnels and two propelers.
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foKTLAsD And YTCfxTTx.
Es.o Advertisements. ra-Dss.

Nesc Advertisements 1a-DGs.
Thcatre-Deering Hall-This Evening
Auction Sale-E M. Patten.
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey Co.
House for SaIe-29 Clark st.
Houseto Let-cor Bracket and Walker Sta.
Mirrors and Frames--Fuller Stevens
Cavalry and Ariillery Horses Wanted
International Steamship Co--Two Trins vveok
PiAno-For1e lastuction--Miss Wheeler.
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Accommodations men were passed at
the office Of the Provost Marshal yesterday
three for Portland and one for Saco.
Eleven were enlisted yesterday at the City
Recruiting office towards the quota of this
city. b
Should orders not be received to the con-
trary, drafting for this district will commence
this afternoon. Ftaa s9a
Hereafter the City Recruiting office will be
open evenings, and drum and fife will fur
nish music. safaaiss giel
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GoLD.-Gold opened in the New York yes
terdsy ct 81, sold down to 81 IL and closed
in the afternoon at 80 1-2. The efforts of
spectators to keep up the price was unsuc-
cessful. --..-L w.. n N ~
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ssooh Market. ''a7
Recent Publications.

A YEAR IN CHINA; And Narrative of Cap
/ ture and Imprisonment when Homeward
Bound, on board the rebel Pirate. Florida !;
BIZ Mrs. Ell. Dwight Williams, author of
"Voices from the Silent Land With an in
troductory note by William Cullen Bryant
One volume, crown octave. New York;
Hurd and Houghton.
The author OF this pleasant volume is the
wife of an American gentleman holding the
position of Commissioner of the Imperial
Customs at Swallow. The official station of
her husband gave her such opportunities for
observing the private lives and the social Gus
toms of the Chinese, as few travellers enjoy,
and she has made good use of the material
thus afforded her. Her style is natural and un-
prcending. but lively and often very graphic.
Her description Of "chop-life" at Wampoa, Of
the houses, shops and mechanic arts of tie
Celestials, of their tastes and habits, and the
peculiar aspects of their domestic life are ex-
tremely interesting, and singularly free from
exaggeration or strainiug after effect. 80
At theend of her first years residence IN
China, Mrs. w. was compelled by failing health
to return home without her husband; and
taking passage in the ship Jacob Bell, had the
ill-luek TO fall into the hands of the chivairous
Capt Maffit OF the Confederate pirate Florida.
That ''high- toned Southern gentleman" and
his precious step-sop, Lieuts Read of TacoDy
fame, swindled ard plundered her in the most
shameless manner Of all her personal effects,
not even leaving her, a delicate invalid, the or
binary articles of personal comfort. When the
unfortunate lady was transferred on board the
Danish vessel which took her to st. Thomas,
she would even have been destitute of pair
of stockings but for the kindness of little boy
who was one OF the passengers. Her account
of the treatment she received at the hands Of
these chivalric robbers is not the least inter.
esting and suggestive portion of the book.
From the same publishers we have also re.
ceivcd, "My Own Story" by Marian Leigh, q
quiet, unpretending novel of domestic life
Autumn Leaves" BY Samuel jackson Gard
nef, miscellaneous collection OF essays and
reading, and Christmas Poem Of the older
time, entitled "The Fire on the Hearth in
Sleepy Hollow" by Edward Happier. To this
last we have as yet been able to give only 9
cursary examination; butif the contents o.
the little volume correspond to its dainty and
attractive external appearance, they cannot
fail of interest. SO 85e4a df .s
All ofthe above books ars for sale by Davis
Brothers, Exchange street. c dave olt b
4 ~ a.aag
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TEMPERANcE.-Gen. Dow will deliver an
address on the subject Of Temperance at AL
lens Corner, Westbrook, this evening. Ser
vices TO commence at half past o'clock.
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The Sc. AIbans Raiders.

MONTREAL, March 20.
The Court resumed its sitting to-day in the
case Of the St. Adams raiders. The counsel
for the defence made long argument The
counsel for the prosecution will be heard to-
morrow. m .MgdNHt igs6isls
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U. s. Christian Commission

A dispatch from Geo. 81. Stuart, Chairman
ofthe U. s. G. c., to Thomas h. Hayes of this
city, says, "Our treasury is overdrawn. Press
Ing calls from the army to-day. Can you
help u.s." ga ltg
ln response to this appeal collections will be
taken In many Of the churches of this city on
Sunday, the Goth inst.
In three or four churches, however, the coli
lections will OF necessity be deferred till the
first or second Sabbath in April. W.
5. L. BOWLER, Agent q. s. .. q.
IL will be seen by the above that the Treas
ary of the CAristian Commission today Is
empty. Nearly 800 Delegates are now in the
neld, giving their time and labors to the care
Of the wounded, to cheering the well. and to
preaching the gospel to all.
The spring campaign has already opened.
The delegates of the Commission are even now
nursing the wounded from Dabney's Mill and
Hatcher's Run; and at any moment we must
be prepared for general engagement, and an
outlay of hundred thousand dollars for bat
tie field stores.
The delegates CT the Commission are nov,
K.
starved, returned prisoners, at Aiken's Land
Ing, with kind words, hot coffee, and soft bread,
and helping to carry them on board the steam
boats. and accompanying and nursing them on
the way home. Nas
Snail this work be stopped? Shall these
delegates be recalled, or shall they still visit
the battlefield and the hospital, and with kind
words aud gentle hands distribute the gifts Of
a generous people to the noble men bleeding
and dying for their native land? Shall the
men who fight with Sherman and Grant be
neglected?
The Commission has no funds in bank, no
capital invested. 1t has ever relied, it still re-
lies upon the spontaneous gifts Of these who
love God and The country. Tt, such we now
appeal for immediate help. 3
Money and stores may also be sent to either
OF the undersigned: Thomas r. Hayes, Chair
man; Cyrus Sturdivant, Treasurer; 81. 81.
Burgess, Secretary; Andrew j. Chase, j. B.
Mathews, Army Com. Portland Y. M. G. A.
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STRATHMoRE, or Wrought by his own Hand.
A Life Romance; By g Oaida, !" author Of
Granville de Vigne,'' etc. Philadelphia: j. p.
q Lippincott s. Co. , 81 sfg sI,.r u 30 6a
book ford in style, theatrical in incident,
fsverish and exaggerated in sentiment, and more
than questionablein its moral tone. The author
deifys selfwill, confounds unbridled passion
with strength Of character, and mistakes the
pride of Lucifer for true greatness of SOUL He
is lavish of gorgeous scenery, upholstery and
bad French and at the close of his book all the
chief Williams are dipped in rose water and dis
missed to happiness and prosperity. A fair
specimen of the sensation class of novels. i3
For sale by Bailey & Noyes. So
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE undersigned offer the following described
l. pieces Of property in Portland beloDg ing to the
estate of Joseph Noble Eco, deceased.
/. Stores be'wee Exchange ard Lime streets,
frontiIg on l xchange street. Mr.. Jchu M Baker
nc arly Opposite will designate the prem sea-
Z. 2. Store an5 land. No. IL Exchange street. oceu-
pied BY Mr.. K. NJ, Patten. ekAs
3 Lot oflaud situate ON North and Poplar str eeta
4. Parcel of land situate ON Congress street.
Sore and land situate on Fore street No. 81 o
and store-house and land in fhe rear
G Houses aud lana on York stree. Tn can be
see q on application to Mr.. james Bradley
Lot and buildings on Union wharf M AL
pbeus Shaw will givo informa ion in r. lation 10 this
operty.
Application for pure base may be made to the sub.
scribers Room No. So No Ill Broadway New Y TX.
ila4a JOHN 7. HEARD. Is Y
New York March 10. 1866. y mar2Odsw
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CoLLEcToRs OFFICE, DISTRICT OF PORTLAND
ms AND FALMoUTH,
s.77r sv Portland, March l6. 1884,
TlHE following described merchandise having
Il been forfeited for violat on o, the Revenue
Laws of thu United States public notice of said sez-
ures ha ing been given and no claiEa to said goods
having heen made, they will be sold at public auc-
ton ai the Cid Custem House. at this port on Thurs
day Apr 20, Les. at II O'Clock. A. NJ to wit:
! Is lHl3 dog pairs woole Mittsns doz. pairs
wooden Socks, 466 lbs. old Zinc 1box Sugar; 800 u
gars; 2 bb 3. Molasses.
NJ 4 81 II /. WAsHBURN. Jr, Collector
mchl6dlawtd -
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CONSUMERS MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
The subscribers to the stock in this corpora
ton held their first meeting last evening in
the Reception Room, new City Building. John
Purington, Esq, was chosen Chairman, ard
Nathan Cleaves, Esq, Secretary. 4o n
1t was voted to accept the act of incorpora-
ton, and Messrs. John Neal, N. L. Purington
and Nathan Cleayes were chosen committee
to prepare code of bylaws to present at the
next meeting, wien the company will organ
lie and go into operation. .abae
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-21

The following are tie town officers elected
In sullivan at the annual meeting on Monday
the 18Th inst: o
Moderator, John U. Hill; Clerk. S. B. John.
son; Selectmep, Assessors and oyerseers of
the Poor, J. s. Foster, w. B. McCrate and r
B. Lyman; Treasurer, Geo. G. Lyman: S. s
Committee. J: G. Chiicott and J. b. Johnson !:
Collector, e. Fl. Hill. 80, = >
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New YORK. March. 20.
The Post says the leading dry goods retail
houses are marking down their prices to-day
to correspond with prices of gold.
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FABIAN & Co. opened their gigantic gift
exhibition at Lancaster Hall last evening to a
crowded house. Fabian is a Necromancer OF
extraordinary skill, and his feats were render
ed In remarkably neat manner. The closing
portion Of the exhibition was very attractive
1t consisted Of the distribution of gifts of all
kinds to the audience. A handsome chamber
set, valued at $50, was the leading present; in
addition to which there were $50 valuable and
useful articles given away. Groceries, wooden
and willow ware, silver ware and variety of
other articles were showered in plentiful pro-
fusion. The audience were highly delighted,
and crowded houses may be expected during
the stay Of this popular show z vas '
To night three barrels of -four will be given
as leading presents.
The chamber set last evening was drawn by
w. e. Wood. No. IL Winter street. -
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MOULD respectfully snnouk oe to the cftixens Of
w Portland and vicinity. that he has permanenf.
haze been in tlds city, We have cured some o.
the worst forms OF disease In persons who lave triad
other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing pa
6ents IN so short time that the question Ia often
aske0 do they stay curedl To answer this question
We viii say that al that do not stay cared, we viii
doctor the second tine for nothing.
Dr.. D. has been practice. electrician fer twenty.
ono years, and Is also regular graduated physician
ectroity Is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseasee
In the form OF nervous sick headache; neuralRjs
In the hesd neck or extremitios consumption when
In the acute stages whore the Lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism soycGula, hj
diseases white srellings, spinal diseases vurvatI
of the spine, contracted muscles. distorted inbs
palsy or paraiysie St. Yitas' Dance deafness, stan
mnrnK Of hesitanoy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges.
tion eongtipstloL aud liver complaint ples-we Gun
every sase that 10 presented; asthma, hronoh..
sstEieturss o. tho Ghost, and Ill terns Of femaIs
mnLadnfnl .rEHrr
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Through Tickets.

YoRK, PxrNsYLyArIA OHIO, and all
paris of the WEST, via the ERIE RAILWAY, for sale
at the lowest rates, at the UNION TIoKRr OFyIoE.
So 81 EXCHANGE STREET.
marl3d&w isH w. d. LITTLE, Agent.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date of August 10Th,
1884, and are payable three years from that time, in
currency, or are convertible at the option of the
holder into trrs
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7slssage sa Board.
QUITS If Rooms furnished or unfurnished, with
y or witbo at bosrd, st " Free street. als
Tiancient boar -ers accommodated. mar20dlw-
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EDUCATIONAL.
Music al Inst itute,
PORTLAND, ME. nsboos5
SIGMOR RNRRA.

nIRECTOR of the institute, hereby offers to the
~ citizens OF Portland aud of the neighboring
towns, who wish to qualify themseIv' for church
eho g. for The STAGE cr the concert room, or simply
for private indulgence, an opportunity worthy OF
serious consideration Allsuch are invited to call
No. IL Clapp's Block, Congress St.
ON Mo0day, Wednesday, or Saturday, at4 N for
Ladies, and at So. N, tor Gentlemen, and SOC for
themselves whether the CheYe System OF Musical In
strueion L. i not all IL Is claimed TO be by the
leading Institutions and Professors of Europe; re-
ducing the ZINE least onetenth OF that hereto
fore required Tor Thorough musical education, with
ispondent reduction Of expenee. Slgnor d
will takecharge Of any class of BIBrY pupils WIN
in thirty miesof Portaud or. II IN association OF
Inventive should b. TO- ned here, BE will undertake
their training. .r. .. n mcnlfuzW'
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row Boat at Auction.

EuaslA good Tow Boat of about 70 tons
~ - ourthen, in gcoa running order viii
ol oaH auction at Gate Wharf on Thursday
For Particular enurire Of al
Portland, Feb, 8 lS65.-dtmar25
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FINANCIAL.
q. S. 7-30 LOAN.

By authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General sub.or,n,,o,
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury aots.
bearing seven and three ienths per cent interest
annnm, known asthe M
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Notes OF all the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
This Is
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nr. Erred A. Prince.
saenfist Business.

VETOULD pectfully give notice hat he has tax
wv en- the Room No ii CIapp's Block, formerly GO.
cup by NJ 3. Manchester, Tor the purpose of car
, 1865-04-06
Mi1Ir0qg Mr1bunt.
THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1866.
TIE NEW'N.

The news from Virginia continues ia he OF
tho most cheering character. On Tuesday
night Lee WIS at Amelia Cour, House. on Sos &c
Danyillc rood, forty-seven miles south "ess o.
Riclmoud> Sheridan, with his casa'r5' wa
also On the Danr1llc road. south q ~, o.
that his retreat sou1h~asd IS 'ntsteePss. IT. 49,
Grant, with his army. at the ea'ne t. e;ss
af Nottoway Court House, on 1ae ouusu .. s.as
rpad. nine miles from Burkcss1''e' aue Juos'
, 1865-04-06
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
4 0ufet Revolutdon-The Govern meut
0gertnrned-A AeoFI S~t0d1cf-D1A.
aKtrouA CuuNRErAItOus

NV YonK, April 5.-Panama rnpers to the s1st
nit are rcnetved. On the cvenin; Of the 9Th the
long looked for revolution took place, and the
[ioyetnmcnt was quietly overturned. The Pfesi-
dent abandoned his place and took refuge in the
.Uniied 6tan Z Consulate, and escaped at midnight
on board the ual'cd st7tes steamer st: Marys:
F0ur or five soldiers were killed. The Star 1Ad
HfTod Gays it VII. the most peaccab!e and harm
1eas capaikuG Of Government we ever heard Of
se91s 1eGdent. IN Friday lasi an ar Md f,ree WIS
dJsn,thed 10 Aspluwail 10 establish Proviafonal
Eoyrsnmept there. a small police iorca opposed
Nam m ffeIf nrfiva and three Of the Latter we're
ttited The deportment was then handed over to
1fc nru Goycrlmcnt. Forces have been sent to
s31hcr njaces wrh similar objects IN view Blood
IN Tan.ma everything is qulet. 4 awindlcr
r,nuo Taris, unmed Beauregarl, relative Of the
]ehel Genera, Of that name. p1=Bed taroush Fan
ana en- 1ouss for SAn Ffahctsco' hnn1oo ny detec'
Tie city Of Carmen. ln the rear Of casthagena
has been destroyed by fire.
, 1865-04-06

The Wounded-Severe accident to Sec.
SeMapa4 IT, 1nrnerss dh.nca at31nst Con-

FeAafon-The Captured Tobacco.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, April s, 1866.
Letters s1om Wilmington 10 The Sanitary Com
mission etate that there are about 900 released
Federal prisoners at that point Supplies OF al
hnde arc abundant
Three thousand wounded are expected to arrive
ton fer their reception has been made by the
main IL Petersburg unnl the5 can se removed
scc:etsfy Seward met With severe accident
partment for bis customary ride, accompanied By.
Door x of the sfase anu became atstenea
and as the coachman descended to close
It, the horses started at a. rapid gnit
pSs1s S tie essee eat lis
father, attempting 10 do tie samc, tell heavily On
bis arm, which vas broken and shattered below
b1u1aed M % md cut The ladies', ;S who sema.ned IL
the enrEiaee, were untDjured.
The secretary, for ont. hour after .ho occur
NOR that he had sustained serious internal ipjn-
rics. At Q o'clock, however, he WIS In comfort:
atle condition, and the foreign Ministers called
re- Sc f 9ea be aermsn ruruvesea
Society. the first held slncc the break'n: out Of
thc war ,h;t5 Sesson n, heFs % Mon;
OF the convention is.to more ;periect existing
differences and to form new prospect union.
The ,twoI Conventions net At Turaesa
HILL in tits city and Conference Committees
were appointed, who, after consultation,
terort basis for reunion.
| and he delegates nj united II one convention,
organizing " the election OF 4. Splfzer. OF VIII
| 1tatnsburg, n. r., a. President; 4. Womb, ot
Philadelphia, as Vice President; and 8Ir. Stangle,
Of Rochester, as Secretary. Alter the appoint
! meAt ii raflou5 eommftteea, the proceedings
| we're subsequently brought to a close by tue re.
{option Of the ncWs OF the capture Of Petersburg
| anh Richmond. the Convention adjousnlng nOids!
enthusiastic cheering until 8 o'clock Tuesday
| Aorr1pK.
On Tat sday the Convention was engaged in ar.
| ringing hy.aws. and In the transaction OF fnau.
| cft1 bus iness. To-day resolutions were adopted
| locating the National Committee with the New
York district. and appointing Cinriun1t1 .as the
place for the next festival of st. Louis and IS the
| place for the meeting Of the next General Con-
rtntion. MaJor General 81gel. who is tempora.
rj]y in Washington, and who hss alWays been an
| ac,lyc mcml Ct Ct tho Turner Society. entered
| delegates rising. lie wEs addressed by the Prcs!.
| dent, Who rendered hlm the hearty welcome
| Of the convention. After returning his thanks
for their cordial and hatterlng reception, he ad.
| dressed the convention, urging its members I'd
etani by The PRINCIPLES Of the platform. and to
| Epare no efforts for their realization. The COZ
| yertIon adjourned this afternoon stVt die.
Commissioner Lewis has in preparation and
| will tn few days fseuc tzsde circular gorc:n
Ing the purchase, transportation, DC, Of The
large quantities. Of tobacco kuuwl 10 be stored II
| Petersburg and Richmond, and much Of which
| has l-ofesscd1J loyal owners.
, 1865-04-06
FROM PET II MB Dkk&.
<tErants1 PeteFabnrG Pfo@feaS.''

WAsu1EG1ox, Aprilh-Three hundred ana toI.y =
rebel officers, pris souers Of war were brought 10
this city yesterday. ..,.,.a
been ieened In Petersburg, called dFon!t tn!ers.
Du,g Progress. The motto Is - Eternal FiFt
Ia me price Of liberty Mondays lseue has the
following ltenas:
"Ihe following are the n4mee OF the compoaitors.
&C., epployed in editing, setting type and Work'
Ing Of the frst unlon paper published IN Peters
burg, Va, since the commencement Of The rebel
lion: Msj. r; E. Eden, s7th Wisconsin Vols, ed
Vn1a.. atslstant editor; Chaplain d. ueaglc 1st
Michigan 6hsrpshootere, editor; J. ". Grilhtn,
"a hElgade, LIT division band, foreman; coInpos'
ttnre-1et It. Robert Farrell, tet Michigan Sharp
shnnterr 4, Marriott, I'd brigade, Isl division
h.nd: T. Bouty, I'd brigade, 1at division baud
Serrt' 0liytr Greenfield. eth Michlgsn Vols.
Corr John Teasdall: sd Wisconsin Vols; =. z =
RRoasc1i.l' 8. ii Nichis sharpshootcrs; D. Da!
rymple, 95th Pennsylvania
u Arros.the distinguished cthzens We saw IN 'h
.++aot rhis morning were Brig: Gen. 4syoE, pa
ssn,eI Confederate prisoner and y: =; James
fndee Of the District Co1f1 IN thas D1stt1ss-
"o~e pn1cEs CURRENT on SATURDAY LAST.
Fosr r. Pess1pe eSe =: and al bacon wei
proSi pai,1 " reaeonable, double eaw-buc9 Contede
eaua75 7,y5a.hsck being the coet OF pound o. eaen'
"'o Rr1poEs DESTROYED.
..a,, thc bridges about peterao1l- tonrs re,,o
enht ntcht In their departure
FLAGS on PUBLIC BUILDINGS
The 1st Michigan sbarpshooters na's snd ~ n oa
of hc1ue the t8rst TO occupy tae af X PeteT.b d
ing lheir aag 1Fom 'Ss, tss escs' beonsDg to lere
n.ranst werc not long behind hand n sEa,tt.' Ill -
tSsrecsres nosfcd o. the tops o. nil ne pnl'u'''
o.: u public cl a-atto1 IN 1ne cly.
, 1865-04-06
FROM $ARE:KNAN'9 ARMY.
rnrr.xy escape Of Gen, Shermnn-T4o.
entity oftne rebe1H-f:cn. Sherman:
fGea OF pcace-Hts arn1y about &c
Move

NEW YoE1, april 5:-Adviccs ffor1 Newbc'p;
March a1s;. stale that Genera! Sherman returned
therc the day before. he lett TOR Goldaboro at
once, While riding IN earriage With General
Palmer the horse: iook flight l ana ran away but
the Gcners! escaped without tn1ury, y,.,,r ,oc.toa
for The time beng, between snlthacld and RI
leigh.
s'Genc5al Sherman, on his return here eaid there
vas 10 euch thing as peace WIN tne febeis ~
negotiating that the 1ssuc must be fought out
liz aedcd, however, that he expected, alter soH't
more marching 10 muster out Of service, At the
expiration OF fouE MONTHS ono uf the bfaFest anG
| best armies that ever trod the earth.
..Bpth raleigh and Wnldou arc being tortites
by the rebels, but they at in doubt which plac'
! sherman Will more upon"
| PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Senator Sher1nan AZ
11ved to-day. He LEFT General sherma3 On satnf .l
| fav uorcinC, The army Of General Sherman VI
| ,hcn about moving, according 10 prc.arransei
plan adopted on the late visit OF fGeneral Grant II
lie army ID in magnificent condition, and II
| nCmbers much l.rger thsn is gNeral]y supposed
, 1865-04-06
. Al. [AANAOQt
Secretary Of War.

<.oxou1ete Details Of The Occupation Of
fseTfrsburE-Th~ Properly Destroy ed
Tho Market: flthe SO:d1e1s and tne
People.
[snecial Dispatch to the Chic,go Trlbune.1
WASHINGTON, April s.
Your special correspondent F. D." ct hesd-
Quarters Of Gen, Grant, sends the following rc"
nort fn addition 10 Ills dispatch OF yeat-rday:
HEADQUARTERS AKn1 or The PoTonAc,
Ix TIE FIELD, Ap1slS.
The rcsu1ts Of the battle Of yesterday are greet
AL WEE ted to look fol. The entire line OF rebel
de,rpscs fell into our hands at O'Clock A. b.
TIL. day. Al leat thirtJ-elght gqna we're takon IN