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, 1865-03-30


he Eva racunted-Sefma to be Orcupiela
-ForTesG at West po1uI-Cotton Yes.
sells Running Out.
On the 18th 1u.t- arrived in Memphis on the 9Th,
baylng walked the entire distance md encounter
ed much difficulty. He etates thlt Mobile Is We'll
fortified On all kidcs, and defended By force o1
Il, GOO men under Gen. Maury. Only smlll por'
ton Of this force is composed of s'atS troops
erfnl armament Several days before our inform
ant left Federal fleet Of four guuboats and twelve
Transports came to within short dtstance OF the
lower fort, and dispersed q rebel battery In the
woods, after which large force was deolrked at
the month Of Dog river. There seems to be n no
chance for the Fe0era.s to reach the city by the
flats recently constructed, owing to the shallow:
ness Of tho water. 1t was thought the CITY would
be evacuated In few dayRt snd that Gen. nanry
woulo occupy Selma, which place Is also well Tor;
,nto The service bythe Conlederates. There is
constspt n]asm in the city. Dcsertons arc nnmer'
Gus, Food Is Ecarce and prices high. Confeder-
Ate notes Of new iBsucs are worth only two ana
half cents on the dollar. Our informant, who
had been in the rebel army, paid tWo months
vngts for dinner at a reetaurant.
Twr vessels loaded with cotton ran ont through
the fleet On the night Of the 17th. On the same
day two prostitutes obtained pass, went through
the lines In a carriage, and returned with tWe
whem they drove ali through the city and back
through the lines again.. The trick was not dis
covered until the birds had flown. The officers
were probably spies, and doubtless obtafned all
the information they wanted. The women suhse
Quently returned, and were placed under arrest
river. ,,,a
formant passed that place, and one Of hs brothers
was tonscrjptnE and picking up deserters II
Northern MiEstaR1ppf.
, 1865-03-30


From the Boston Journal
Tbe English critics show contemplate
split in their reviews, Of Louis Nap3leon's
ellie Of Julius CnsaE." Tnelr %nole .an am
rorary events, and 60 thcg. twist aud distort tor
The text IN every conceivable manner; Ihe
London Atheneam for instanse infs,aTas hna1e,,a
Of such queries and remarks as these, viz:
"Is the Emperor here dreaming Of Of, another
crusade for the Holy SeEnlch1e" :" Was
this paragraph Writtsn before or attes shc
Englond,'' &C., DC. Nov, NC have no doubt
that Louis Napoleon has his personal blases
and prejudices. like every author, which may
givea coloFing to BIS Literary proauc55.o9n :5. q;
years wiring the life Of julius Caesar, merely
III o,d+r to 1nsinuate hints about modern pol::
itIcs, which be has been as ready to discuss
openly as any ruler ct the day, Is us petty
and silly view as small writer can posi-
bly take Of O great one-
, 1865-03-30

Kesrs Fresh Meat and saussgss and Dry Beef con.
strny On baad. 16l Je1efson street. between adams
ard JEcEeun. mh3Dp6l:ft
, 1865-03-30

NEw YonK, March 19.-Thc Eomn<+ciqrs
Washington rpeciaI says: "Thc public imnres.
zion thet the present drat !: unnecessary, IN view
rhaTed IN ~ men in authority here. Although
lie military situation Is emineu'ls favorable,
there is no Intelligent belief here that We shall
be enabled to relsx our efforts OF reduce our ara.
of men called for By the President wall. therefore
undoubtedly be required, and are eTea now need
cd in fha dcld.h
, 1865-03-30
The st. Albans Raiders.

MONTREAL, March ae.-The Judgment In the
c.ao oI he st. Albaps raiders was given this
morning The prisoners WeEs ea;hat discharged but
~ YoRT. March e9-1hc C0A.n,kretats Mon
tr;sI speeisi esys The radels wers refused e Be
surrendered on the ground Of he'ligerent rights
smith RED t1at hs ~as 10 no Enifsd
ststes sstsaaE Gn to 1eeoenze
ae1er OF the Coufederacy. He also he'd 'hat dsn: e
DIES pyder to shoot them toW7. Recognized ms
, 1865-03-30
From 1EEk: SJGjTH.
Rebel Fe:..s-4 -. of xa.e PeteE.bar@E Flight

WASHINGTON. March s3.-Thc Richmond En-,
gsrtF Of the 97th inst. contRns special dispatch
dated Petersburg. March X5th, winch e1ys Gens.
Bu,hrod, Johnson md Gordon stormed the enc.
:my's brcastworcs on our left this morning, aud
drove the enemy one mile. capturing bis works
and other oficctz. The light was terrific, and the
Joss On both sides heavy. Brig. Gen. Terry was
badly r. unded during the engagement The
enemy naassed his artillery heavily In the neigh
bled to pour 8uch terrible cnflauinE fire upon
our ranks a. to cause Dur troops to fall back to
their originnl positions. The Yankee Ma}. Gen.
Warren Is supposed to be hll"d.
Military matters beyond The Mississippi arc en-.
Hrely at 4 EtAnd Still with our forces. We hold
the lower portion Of Arkausas along the Washita
1is1ver. and command the cs.ater portion Of the
line Of the Red Klref,
, 1865-03-30
THE PETERSBURG BAT
Tiles.


PHHAnE1Fn1A, March e9.-The Esenlng 1s'='
graph, Of this city, has the following:
GEN. 1EE's oF11u1A1 REPORT,
MARCH 18th, p. m.-At daylight this morning
Gen. Gordon assaulted and carried the cuemy'a
works at HoTes' Bill, capturing MING pieces Of At.
ti2lery, eight mortars and between 300 and GQ1
PRISONERS, among them one brigadtcr General and
a number Of officers Of lower grades
The lines were swept for distance Of 400 or SEQ
ya1dFto the right and LETT, and two efforts were
made to recover the works which were handsome.
j. repu1sed, but it wns fund that: The lnclose
works IN the rear commanding the encmy's main
line could only be taken by terrible sacrifice o
life, aud the troops were withdrawn to their uri-
rina] poeition. It being impracticsble to take Of
he c.ptured eune, ewing to The nature Of the
cnfnY held a considerable portion Of the linz
fsrthest In advance If our main works.
AeAAA RE I,rH f3rnerar
, 1865-03-30

NEW 1oEK, March 29.-The HtFdtd'1 Washing
turn To-day. a. WIS expected II. II uncertain,
n1~ when se, Pc w he here There ts repor, IN
carcua.son ne1e tonight that he IA detained bT
While there u nothing to confirm ,his report. II
IL not improbable that he may, hcforc bis rrtnr11
consideration Of any Propositions thst Gcncr"i
Lee may have 10 make, looking to trssn11nH a.
, 1865-03-30
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
roy NF~rob ~

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
1SD1AxAro1ls, March %.
The Copprrhcad journals Of the State arc very
busy circulating q stors that the lnvcstlea.
tIon at Washington showed that many Of the conn
ties and townships have more than filed their
quotas, and thai credits hare been sold by Gov.
Morton to Massachusetts,, thus clusine de-
fciency and daft in Indiana. It is lie made
ont Of whole cloth, and a. such should be branded
everywhere. There il some difference between
the figures az claimed by the State authorities and
those made up nj Washington, but Gov. Horton Il
In no wty to blame ao has made every effort to
to hare proper credit. allowed, aud ts deserving
ofpraise rather than blame. Copperhead districts
which have done everything 10 discourage en-
lstmeutt oarhr not 10 complain II the draft 1hfns
ont 1hcir bntteInut inhabitants.
The Military Auditing Committee, authorized
y the Legislature at 1tE late session, met for the
drrt time to-day. It will meet regularly once
each month hereafter. It consists Of Hon. Paris
z. Dunntng on the part Of the Senatc, snd Hons.
T. a. Hendricks on tic part OF the House.
1t is rumored that Gen. Darlington is to have 4
command In the field. He has heen st thie post
lot over two years, and doubt he Is anxlous for
act1yc service. Garrison duty nny suit skulkerl,
nut not Gen. Darlington.
Ma}. Gen- Aos'y returned from Washington to-
TINT next week.
, 1865-03-30

new YotK, March e9.-By the steamer Essle
nc have uarana dates q! the 18th. The blockade
runner Denbe1gh, from Galveston, arrived on
the 18th.
The rebel General Chalmers is dead.
A meeting was called at San Antonio, Texas. on
the sd to take into consideration the proposition
10 OCCUPY the Western Territory and open COM
municaton with California t was said 10000 re-
/ committee was sppointed TO confer With the
rebel commander IN the Trans Nississippi Depart
There Was rnntiny in the garrison at Galveston
on ihc s6th nit, resulting in the death Of and
wouDdtng of several.
More French troops have passed through Havana
op!theIr vpy from Mexico to France.
The blockade runners Mexico and +. s. Wood
have arrived, the fozmer with cotton, from Mata-
uoras and the latter With naval equipments, f1om ~
Nassau. The following were lying import; The
Col. Lamb, Fox, Juno, Banshee, Pelican, and
Fanny. a large number Of schoonezs have ar
rived from md cleared for MatAm0Eag.
, 1865-03-30

Located IN the leading The United States, have
1e1p ysu upon G1Aud and novel e. tefpr.e exp
.iti1us oispoa!nk Of tha aboEe immense stock,
, 1865-03-30
MEAT MARKET

Forsa1e at 1so and 1911 State street. mtsopsl11
TLIA2 GUTH1IANN'S
, 1865-03-30

The Pirate Shenandoah at Melbourne
sadcnt,s InanGural-Kebel Drafts
Dlahonored-A French Recognition
aanard-The MnrketR-AQ AuEl0-
Rebel Paper on the Bintr Mission
Heavy Failures In the Blockade
Running Business.
, 1865-03-30


r. <,~., oe-rho ,ne.,.
49, rs-n,,n, er,a,ctrre from p.
oet ~ .ne to.A C.1 - IT, ,,arhod ~,
-. x., pI.toh t,- +,c nu,ooaa of +sl1n,- the
nowe .11. S',.sa ~, 11ni.aa s4otoa H. asr.
Ja,u y. fo-ces III to,d VIII not nnrher more
~. ,,a,s ~ cha.m.r,s .r,nr ma th,t n.
corah,ncd ,rroics Of Ine and Johnstun viii not
on+rn1,hor +hc ,ot,t armies of Sherman and scho
sa,a
~ p,xo et,,~s Tint the nresent legislature Of
4,3 st.,a oncnIr aarn,t there Ia no nosstbIe hppe
IN n.' the cpfca,rscV tn sneceed md int they
h.ra -nat -nde, re1e, ansntces for the LIST u1ae,
a. thfnt, II Johnston makes stand II Will be at
Ro1carile dir miles northeast Of Raleigh, as that
,,}.r~ 4horch II dor, mi corer Raleiph In a pos1
t,on ri rreat natural strength.
me nenn1r frn1n all sections OF North Carolina
were bringing . great pressure .c hear upon the
State authorines in favor Of immediate snhmls-
sion snd.return to the Union, which majoutE Of
the Legislature assent to. HGovcznor Vance can
be brought ovef, who nuw msnlfests disposition
to yield. Raleigh is to be surrendered By him 70
Sherman with 1his understanding. Mr..
Cranky ssys the legielature and peo-
pie arc Eecouciled 80 the aoandonment
of slavery, and the n1st set Of the Legislature Will
he to .atify the Conshthuonai Amendment aoo!-
fshtug that Institution. Ihe proposlton OF Lee
AuA 0AsA1 ~ A%-A A~A- 'A.>'~o -
and making them dangerous elemenH mss maoe
slavery odious % 1sa aosmef supporters, "ne gen
orally ecnceoc that tnes raos1 DC "aoe 1tee IN Or
der 10 be maze eoialets'
II now appears tnat 1ae 1eoe1 fse.,oen. - en.
deaSor1Pe 70 ootaln pence lneouen tne sAse au
thofities o. Notn ea'u1ns. snsta. pala,u
| and 1estorat,on oa properly ~ ,~i4uen' ~ hlneo'.
sine oase1 pA'!s resources !ot ~ u',.u ~
Of e'sseFy. IN these conai1lons LII Is "'',ins "
unite with the North in foreign wa1 nnacz the
ala f1,p-
~. p.1o3,b sycn5or7 Intimate. tbst term.
ne 1.rsa ....,s ....,a. 49, ..ssz. s.,.,
honor, which VIII bring them under one dag in 4
| foretcn wsr of conouest areneiug the Joint in1u
~ H...s.,. ~ 49, .natS.J ~. ~ chs-
f1es eotn pafaes ha'o 1eee''eo' "ost " onei
Ipan's men are In possession OF captured post
| Gen, Sherman came through from Goldsboro 1o
Sewbe.n, Yesterday, In four hours, on his way te
Fortress Monroe; Mhen ne comes oae5 eoseinol u
vance ana sen ta1,s WI ases''1n "na' A1no u
| apeace tnes are 10 na'e.
Trains are running from Newborn to Go1dsboro
| cb.-r,an.e ,oen xrho ro,s55er him the erestesi
&AS1MEus AeA4s WIZ ~ons'u@A AA444 wv I@IAAso'
, 1865-03-30
FROM CINCINNATI.
The Chicago Consptracy-vaa1an
nem on tAe Nltnesa StanI-Synops
Especial Dlepatch to the Chicago Tribnnc !,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rribune1
MILITARY COMMISSION.
cRcIsS4E1' o. March sa-lia. n
c, l. VallandEham testified at length to.d,v
before the Military Commission, explaining n.
objects and purposes OF the Order Of the Sons of
Liberty, completely e1onerattng that oreaniza.
ton from any knowledge Of, or participating ia,
the alleged uprising to resist the Federal aurhori-
t,es, or Of any completely IN any plet to release
the prisoners ut Camp Douglas and to sAck and
burn thB city Of Chicago.
Nj. hcMasters, Of New York, testides before the
Commission tomorrow. .
cmc1SnA11.. March :9.-This morning Va{lan'
d,cbam was cal1 TO testify for the defensa in the
Chicaru conspiracy trial. 4 very large sssem,
blaRe Crowded the court room to eee the almost
, 1865-03-30

WASHINGTON, March e9-All lett:rs mailed IN
TIE United States for the norlh west coast Of Mexi
60: embracing the S..tee Of Sinaloa. SONORA aud
Lower California, should be endorsed 's Tia San
ErGHsReo," Letters from these States BY way Of
,ae tanGtsco reach their destination much ear
llcf tAnn b} other rontat
, 1865-03-30
FH OH ST. LOUIS.

Great Haul of FsedbkiDs-T'he Great
Alabama Cayatry Expraition- ma'
ErudersB move venlen1S-LAVnlry GLpee
d31ton in Afkankak-Gen POptss
military Observation-Disclosures DIS.
tFtcts II the Far Wcst-Cn1on Prts-
, 1865-03-30
Gold

a.I.' NEM hhohk, March 29.-Gold has been weak
nfans s, tne ,morEtne IN spite Of large purchases to
'n faror a, 1ntsssts 1ta The tendency appeara to
chiefly 10 tnat direction. Tie a prise onsned At
Ns, declined to 151a, aua rose acain to 1hi{.
IATEt1,
NEw YORK, March s2.-Gold II,
, 1865-03-30

the rrcatcasal.y army Ia tnldng leave Of It's ease
for operations IN the Southwest The asst 1if!-
zion IL Ct uuaanded by Gen MccooE: me "a y
Gen. Batch. This expedition hi. been ttted ont
at IN expense almost fabulous, and It's operations
are rcporled TO be Of the most extensive and I'M
NhnY
, 1865-03-30

PHILADELPHIA, March a1.--Jay Cooko reports
that The subscriptions to the 74S0 loan to.4ay
amounted to s., ,S540o, including one from New
York OF SelbWi ., and individual subscriptions, TO
the number OF !, ,637, Of $50 and s1oe-
, 1865-03-30

Hos NASSAU srzEErt Feb II, 1s68.
Yh,. Rank waa organizes under the Natloual Baa1
fnr Act, In JUNG last, BY Mr.. '. Culver and aazc
cates with pa1d-np capialof $500 o. and ha7 bee1
in successful ope1ston sinca that period
Its paIdpp capital has now been increased tP Il.
nm and. by recent arrangement. MesG1s. VIM
low Lau1er Co. ei this city together with portion
either correspondents being persons OF vel kno~I
Standing md large pecuniary means. have become
oHnera ct most Of Its capital ztock. and assume 1T
control and management ME. Culver retalol2g III hh
interekt aud accepting the Vice Presidency,
The managers Of this Bank aze, and foz many year.
have been. n cose aud extensive bnsioess relation
u1th Bsnts and Bankers II all parts Of the country.
and thet, e1uerleuce and fidelity to the interests "a
ttusted to the,r care Feed no Recommendation.
The Bank Is now prepared to open accounts With
depostto1s and will allow four per cent interest te
Ranks and Bankers their credit Balances render.
Inv scctunts current monthly.
Collecous msde through part 0. tie country, o.
the n est favorable terms
This Bank ia IN accredited Azeut OF the aoTszo
ment md vfl x,ye particular attention to the pur
eha,s Of III government Securities. will receive sub
,criutlona fot United States Notes, A.
1cvtne The usual brokerage - BAnks and Baakert
acd viii tIschs1ge all hus1ts1 entrusted 70 fts cart
promptly. aud lthout cost to tts ct1ttspondents.
-, J. F.D. LAN1XR. President.
l. c, N, JORDAN. Casnicr. Ehi.az7S lAtutt
, 1865-03-30
CHICAGO. THURSDAY, MARCH~3 30, 1865.

raiders as be1ligersnts snd not 5oboe:5; IT, n ~.
raiders were 1emanded till Saturday, o1 1ne se.
ord ctarEe Of assault With 1ntens ~ natoi .,ni,
They were also arrested on the coal1e VI d ''oia
t{en Of the neutrality laws.
, 1865-03-30

GAppFrhend Lies About tho Draft
Session OF the Hillary Auditing Com =
mAt1ee-Gen. CarrinE1on 10 go Into
Active Sery1ce-P& rAonal.
, 1865-03-30
Open Ing Of the ILLINOIS and
HffEhfte: :tm G..1Hstf

Especial Dispatch 20 the Chicago rr1bune.]
The Illinois and Michigan Csnal vii be open
from Joliet to Chicago On and after th% third day
Of April. Boats arc allowed TO draw four lect sir
inches. ". 4. GooD.NG GcnI S1pt
, 1865-03-30
FROM HAVANA.

Important News from Texn8-DtatEo oG
tic Rebel General Clalmers-A New
Rebel Frotcct-!uuttny In a Rebel
Garrison = French Troops Move.
meuts OF Blockade Runners,
, 1865-03-30
NEWS bY:TELEGRapH.
HIGHLY IMPORT ant PROM
NORTH CAbGLIhA.
THE PEOPLE OF THAT
| STATE READY TO SUB
NIT TO THE UNION.
JEFF. Davis Reported to be Nego-
tia,ing for Peace on the Ba-
sis of General amnesty.
SHERMAN on HIS WAY TO FORT
nEss MONROE TO SEE
ABOUT TERMS.
THE BATTLE BEFORE Pc
TERSBURG.
Ten Battle Flags and 1880 Pris'
oncrs Captured.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF the
REBEl GENERAL Lee.
The Great Cavalry Ex:
i peditions.
10000 Union Cavalry Nov:
r ing Through Alabama
I I Progress Of lbe East Tennessee
Cavalry Expedition.
= lLARGE UNION CAVALRY FORCE
10000 Union Cavalry Nov
ing Through Alabama.
Progress Of The East Tennessee
Cavalry Expedition.
lLARCE UNION CAVALRY FORCE
ORGANIZING In ARKANSAS.
From Eu1ope-.Rebel Draft. Dishon-
ered--The Presidents Ees.
sage-Heavy Failures


highly Important NeWs-Gen- Sher-
mrn on his Way 10 Fortress Monroe
Jef1. Davis Hepor1ed Negotiating 11r
Peace-Eorth Carolina Meady ~ sub
nafK-RaleIeh to be Surrendered
1:Ondftiou or SheFmRnss ARMY
, 1865-03-30

NEw ToRK, Earch - Gen. Gran. vt,, ,,..,,..
the cotton trade prohibition. The pre.snre ~
on the authcriuca In reference to Il h.. hean
immense.
, 1865-03-30
FROM MOBILE,

More Ecfugee SlorIes-Another Gnrri-
son OF 12,O00-The CITY Expected TO
be Eva to be Occupied
forrest at West po1ut-Cotton Vcs-
sells Running Out.
, 1865-03-30
The New York Central Rail.
rOnd.

BCFFALo, March %.
To A. A. Sample, Agent CT NJ Y. Cetltfal Railroad,
Chicago:
The Rochester bridge was COMPLETED today,
and alI the traipe are running on time, aa usual.
The Cincinnati Express is 1ut On again.
ALLEN BC1LEn,
Gen. Wcatffu PxsanuRrr AGENT
, 1865-03-30
Union Flax Mills Company;

JAMES J. WALWoKTH, Preat
srIILMAN 4. CLEMENS, GEM Sup't.
OFFICE AS LAKE STREET.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. March /, 1s65- mhasnssB t3tnet
, 1865-04-01

Especial Dispatch tc the Chic:co Tribune.|
ST. LOUIS, March II.
Cfpta!n Nathaniel Vase, of the 18th Illinois cav
airy. has been appointed Assist mt Provost Mar
saal FOR tho eleventh Eub-diss1ict OF the Moth
Missouri district 1T St Joseph, relieving Captain
Geo. Il. Welser.
The natoe Of Captain James Love, Of the ssh
kanses, Is registered at Department headquarters
as IN escaped prisoner Of wa. from the Depart
meDt Of the Cumberland.
Further reports show that the damage done By
The frcshct in the intcEio. is immense. Three
b.teges on the Iron Moantaip Railroad we're
Nnfhcd away, and there WAS land Side six huu-
died feet long and Forty feet ht.h on the s1me
rosd. 4 tunnel on the Pacific Railroad csved IN
snd Au..n.ta, on the. same road obstructs
tr1yel. The telegraph Is again working 10 St.
Joseph end reports that the foocss have Washed
qsie eeDe1alIy. The eh,caso traih, due ast % III
has not yet arrived. The ec1rerts arc washed ont
ard the track broken between Shipman and Cor
i1es 3 Beo5s i LAM Via Hhc ili
DclttpWn On the Ohio and MisstsstFpf roa3 Was
carried away tty The high water. This Tcrre
right The rain ceaseti about lonr O'Clock ycs;c1-
Gay afternoon. Gov. Fletcher Ess prevented from
meeting hts enggascmc1u us In North Missouri By
the hich w3teE.
ST. Lor1s, March s1--A correspondent writing
from New Lte1ty, H., on tic Dhio River, says
thRt village was neaEly enlise3y destroyed by the
hifh waters mad heavy gale that prevailed there
on Sunday, the 12th and renewed On the following
Friday. HOUSES were demolished a7d the IN
abitInte driven cut, unhl there were bui two
dwellings thst bud not been destroyed. At the
tine The Letter was written, the wnt=r had fallen
Eeven feet, and the people were eudearorinc to
repair the damages. Ties river has stnc.. Eteeu
sxa,n, end no doubt sill srcster d1nagc nas pecu
done. Nearly all the houses were swept from
their foundations. The damage In the town uas
estimated =. 9ls, goo, and In the surrounding coaa-
try ttsl greater damage was done.
, 1865-04-01

others, ,w1onefaljy charged WITH crime and tsen
hostl prisoners At Camp Douglas. aud agresd
TO- forfeit onr iives in the event Of yto1a-
ident of the meeting. and, with hls hand upon
the Bible, tnok the oath. YVES also prcscat ut
meeting At DR.. Ayers office after the arre.s were
made. Either Aver or Stsawn Il think Aycr) pro-
posed TO send twenty men to come statfol On the
raiiIoad to release the prisoners, and A7er pro-
po.ed 70 give the host Of his three horses to fo;
posed By all save Aver and stfawn. neyer
neatd Of any one b. fng Brfeadie1 General
ho 1n he lne, Order bat G: 9: straaa, ave: that
btlead1er Ge1eral. l now remember nan
BY the name of Wilkinson. He was not to nv
EnoW!cdpe member Of the Grand Council.
have heard and understood in this Order that it
~ thu erent Of interference With car right Of rot.
lhE mt never heard Of any contaminated up-
1ilpg OF the people On the eth OF August Inerer
te2Ed OF members Of the Order ,,c1ng armed aud
drilled, though many members had arms. IuaYer
contributed cent for the purchase OF arms.
CRoss-HxAM1HATzoN. -.
The only reference Iever heard to the relca,e
DooI,;ie, hit hs was resardsd ~ bore mns asd dpg
nuisance. and akin to an IDIOT II was In coaocc.
1isn v1th tie anticipated interference with oar
necessary to defend ourselves, W. might ] releaso
The prisoners at Camp Dougias koihing wa
1ssF Ss, s11S 1seSe, x h,5 or nd by anybody
prisoners there, or about the gates Of the c,mn,
or which size "as the weakest Or did ever zee
plan Of the Clmp exhibited Ia the Order. AT thr
meeting It Dr. Aser'e office Mr. Rock did not pro-
pose the killing Of Hull hut proposed 10 pay mn,
ZONE huh money to let birt ont OF th: wly.s lie
sttd it would be tooieh as we'll az wrong 10 XII
lin, fnr five llt. Col. Sweet would take two Of
Has r. a0d dc.6 u! kpos ss s54x eSpsna2,s s. s5
soue Ar1tent = intruwcntal In distributing
ar1ne to members Of he Order: Oae evening
1csry distributed reyolyers to St:awn, Sem,pca
fil1y and myself It YVES S.rown Who sugreeted
tnat we should 60 up with Geary to c-t these
arms. It was in the evening, and the arms were
given to us by Geary in the street. separately, to
avoid attracting attention. It was also understood
In H. the tne..,,,s.s osasr ssa' arms -, were to
Them, and they were to bo returned after
tho election. remember Judge Morris saying
IN ono Of Lis speeches that they would give The
a'olttiontsss he'll under the shirt, but th1s was
tsvoEte though vulgar sasing Of tho Judges, but
1t only In connection with the antIcipited In
tsrfc1cucc with our; Rights at tie election in
Chicago. it was bsl'eved tho abolitouIa:s,
supported possibly by the military, wonld
Interfere with the e1ect1yc franchsee 6r the Demo-
critic party, and IN that c7ec. and thnt only, 1t
was propo: ed to resist and defend cur rights by
force OF arms.
The Commission adjourned to meet on SntQr-
day, April lst, at II o'clock a. m.
, 1865-04-01

s1,erman'a Army Re..IuS-T1,e Enemy
show no Signs Of LIfh-Saermau's
IfeadQuafteFs at NeSEbern-Ar5lr7!7
OF rffsoners-1'he Troops to be Paid
AT.

= NEwEE7x, n. c., MazeA 25.-The armies In
North Carolina are taking brief reposc. Shu.-
mans forces are much IN need OF shocs, clothing
and ether necesesr1es prior to striking tho iaish-
leg blow to the rebel ConIrdcracy.
AL is 9riet at the front. Thc enemy show no
signs Of life. Where they'ars, OK whe.c they are
shout to appear. IL 4 mattcr Of indifference inst
EoT. Gen. sheEmaa's headquarters ara to be re-
moved from Savannah to Newborn. Gen. Low
ards headquarters from Beaufort i. G., are 10 lie
rcEosci to this Tlolntl
Eve hundred md fourteen bags ofmall arrived
bcrc Sunday and Monday for Sherrnan's army.
The coDeratn'a.ion. Of the loyal citizens of this
section Of Nosta Carolina oyer the appointment
Of Hon. Hugh AcCulioch. Of Indiana. and Senator
Harlan, VI Iowa, to the Cabinet, which we're re-
Gently Forwarded to WasbingtouS conclude by say
ing: **3hese selections BY our esteemed Pres1-
DENT which are satisfactory to us, represent the
purity, skill and noblcness OF our Estcr states OF
Tho Ereat Vest"
Another butch Of 300 rebel prisoners srrised
hcse from Gc!ashoro on SUNDAY: They LEI: yes
terday for tLc Moth. More than half Of them de-
sire u take thr oath Of allefiancc.
seuetal Payment Of all troops in this depart
mcnt has beel ordered to be made uo to Ueccm-
her 3ist+