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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

When, on Thursday last, Gen. Sheridan
was hard pressed by the enemy, Gen. War
rem was sent, with the Fifth corps, to his
support. The result Of the fighting. during
that and the day following, was unsatis-
factory 10 both Grant and sheridan, and
General Warren was relieved OF his CON-
mand-Sheridan assuming control of the
Fifth corps In addition TO his three divisions
Of cavalry.
Ever since Gen. Meade assumed COM
mand prior TO the battle OF Gettysburg,
General Warren has been his most
intimate friepd and confidential ad-
wiser. This fact indicates that he must
be possessed Of more than an ordinary
amount Of military capacity and genius
His course, no weyer,, since Grant crossed
the James, has met with considerable dis
appreciation, and the confidence OF the sol-
diers In his ability has been somewh hat
shaken. II will be remembered that he
was In charge Of the Federal column which
was sHrprissd last year below Petersburg,
and suffered such heavy loss.-N. Y. Com.
AdVsTttssr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

JoHNsToN's ARMY IN NEW POSITION.
New YoRK, April 4.-The POa'S special
Washington dispatch says that q messen-
ger from Goldsboro' States that Johnston
has swung his army round to Q new poaI-
tlOn between 0oldsboro' and Weldon. ,..
SUPPLIES ron sHnaMAN's ARMY. '.'n
NEW YoRK, Apnl IA letter nom New
Berns, dated April 1st, contains tho fol
loWinRi
Supply trains on the wilmington and
Weldon railroad are now running from
Wilmington TO Goldsboro', loaded with
supplies for ShermGn's army. Trains are
also running night and day over that road
from this point TO GoldsbOro', and steamers
are running up Neuse river 10 Kinston for
the same purpose. .....
MAnB FoR GEN. SHERMkN's ARMY.
WAsHIEGToN, April Am order, Of
which the following IL copy, has been
approved by Maj Gen. Sherman,
"NEw BERHE, N. G., March 30, 1865.
Gan the mails for the Officers and SOL
dIers In the army now with Maj Gen.
Sherman will, after this date, be sent to
Fortress Monroe, Va, for distribution. .
No mail for civilians Will be delivered un-
less addressed 70 tho care Of some officer
70 whom they are personally knOwn,R ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

We learn from Arkansas that Gen. NJ.
JET. Thompson is lurking somewhere
north Of tho Arkansas river, and making
an effort TO get up command. He re-
Gently Issued printed order as commander
Of the department OF Northern Arkansas
and Missouri, |" directing deserters and alb
sentees TO reioin their respective commands
by the 1st Of May. A full pardon Is pro-
missed II the delinquents report by that
time; otherwise, they are to be treated
with all the rigors Of martial law. He
denounces guerrilla warfare aud bush
whacking, and assures citizens who remain
In peaceful pursuits at home that they shall
not be molested, no matter what may be
their political faith, la.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
wEDNEsDAYmaa,n...iaaArEIL 5, 1856.
THE oELrBRATIoN LAST MONT,

The demonstrstlon OF public 10y last
night exceeded everything OF the kind ever
witnessed before In washington. It was
an Intensely hearty and spontaneous out
burst Of gratitude and patriotic feeling per
vSding all classes Of society. The entire
population Of Washington came out into
the streets, and, although our population
10 at low tide at present, never were so
many people abroad IN the thoroughfares
and public squares ss on last evening
Even the secession sympathizers seemed to
feel as II cloud had been rolled away
from the heavens above them, and they
might participate In the happiness Of the
better time coming for the whole country.
ALI experienced Q sense OF relief from an
insubus which has weighed us down for
four years past.
The gaunt JHTT. DAVIS fleeing from
Richmond In the darkness Of night, his
satanic majesty knows where; Inns army
driven from the fortiacations they had
dsemsd impregnablo, and flying towards
Danville, wasting away as II moves by de-
sertions Of the heart-sick soldiers the
rebel capital In the hands Of Union sol
diesj Mobile, Montgomery and Raleigh
ready TO drop into our hands, leaving the
rebel armies to scatter In squads and sur
render BY piecemeal to the authorities Of
the United States. All this shone out In
the grand illuminAtions OF the city last
night, and shone, too, from the eyes Of the
loyal mon md women who came into the
open air that they might nnd room for the
swelling gratitude which expanded their
bosoms. II was truly the jubilee of the
ara. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

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ThS r,masnS en M,s.ssr AMalr.--
E,...h.r - ~es>F@er
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8to"lng cVLtesPonuence -.
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fan... fanos a.. r,.ic:aS y, sera N ,o,,
AA ,s,... ,....',., "a asssa -, sp.a.-
NJ, Tse.oir 20 Goys,nor Fisschey ma
ssh,sh ~ hn.n ~ c,roi.haS 20 me- S,,h an
,Assi,., - ,,,ti,.h 4. no. .nona',tons 80
% ~, en5d - n. ,nna gcr,.i .nd [IndIy ana
tha sgsc, ~ a. n5hi,cs,,on ILL bs In aId
~ ,ha rss,ors,,ay, ~ rosca .nd o,is, Ju
W,sson.I VI P'~S' "N f'' -
asThn p,..,aon, r,o., o.xr..,,, A., vo.
Al. ,,nU..,IsI.u aSs ~ .iu ~ ,hI.
10 ptSo.p ~ yVt.t ~ o p, ,,'iI ia ~, n
20 hsiua, h.l' - .n sass .ss no 1os ,aS ~
~ so,in O~ck S ~ Wy u,I'o Sue oiuos s shI soOs
10. hlp H'n 'eo'iio" anu CIV" ""
or hon 49,.
at, ,n,, w poopao VII ni.,, ~, s
al ths prostss,,t - .,sin \, Ia n, ~ ,ho,
SSiIi No, nj. -, ~, u. rSa'i, & .n,aos,
,,nn. h., y. 10y y, os ~ o Ia M,
ma n,iiS.. ..,pit.s.,. aiIo rs & o Tn ns
in ws.h;na,o ~ ,s w" -.a ~ non,o auS ~
,sc.. ..s.ss ~ 49, ~ PI've sS ~ u,
Si.aeoS Ss,oai ", e.ue ~ snu osoIuer "niou
~ -" - ass ,ioouII ous sne Iss year.
' "i"o' PIy,y yosu oocuieh'
'o''su'' 1hhs ol hoLLiNS'
NM hrVoLs o LII IL
sw.,u,raTns. FebtnsrH so IA,
"Hti ErcnlIeney Gov5 nor ri teker:
at seems that there Is now no organized
military force OF the enemy in Missouri,
and vet that destruction Of property and
life IA rampant everywhere. Is not the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

TUESDAy, April 4, 1885.
lPTces givta belo,o refer 10 iOholes6is OPERATION
onIp, unless otAsrl0tss erprsssed.l
coTIEE.-Rio held at 2oA2iX cents, gold,
: FIoUR-BsIiimcrc family and high grade
extra are 10 cents lower, end prices OF other
descriptions are verv unsettled. Sales on
Change eomptised ao1 6ols o Howard street
extra st Ss.2b, and 200 bblS. extra DO. At ss.i6
per Dbl,
Rye F1ov.-FirHt quality Is duh At 90 80.
Cora MeaL-No sales reported.
GRAIN. = Receipts Mt the Corn Exchange
continue light, and the demand slow. Tram.
actions repoi ted show further decline in all
varieties, sales embracing Ordinary 10 good
white wheat at 195a2O7 eenfsi fair to prime Tei
wheat At i01A2Oo cents; mixed corn ~ IS cents;
dry, While corn Al no eentsi oTdi9ary to prime
ye low corn at l0SA1I6 centGi only small pAr.
cells 90 nmanding The extreme pricei aud oats
at 16A79 cents weight.
MISUNDERSTANDING doing In this article
and prices unsettled
duct are depressed by the dscltne 10 gold. and
quotations for the prtsent are merely OmiuA Al
viz; Mets psIk, S3oa S8ii PRIME mess, $50,
$50; bacon shoulder, II Tx centsj sides, i9I
eentsj bulk shoulders, 10 cents, sides II cents;
lard, in bblS. and tieroes, 21a2OK oents.
sUo oNRS-Marketi inactive anu heavy. We
give the range OF prices ~ follows: Cuba and
y. !. common TO good refining, Sil.G6asIi.75;
do. grocery, sl2aisi do prime grocery, sia.JOA
sl4i Porto Rico cOmmon to good grocery,
si2 Sossiai do. prime to choice grocery, sIii
siLr.-In the absence OF sales we are uu.
able to give any reliable quotations for sack
OF bulk.
sEEDS.-we have only to notice small saI.I
OF timothy at $3.50, and IloverSeed AT sI7I
sl1:6 Flaxseed remains nominal NJ %.
WHIsKLY.-No demand and mArketheayy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
IoTTIoIALI' 10

To all lOhom hs's prssnis may conerpi
Whereas, for some time past eyil-dis-
posed persons have crossed the borders OF
the United States, or entered their ports BY
sea from countries where they are tolerated,
and have committed capital feloniss against
the property and life Of American citizens,
as well In the cities as in the rural districts
Of the country; gua Tl1- r.rn. n.-..
Now, therefore, In the name, and by the
authority OF the President OF the United
States, l do hereby make known that re-
ward OF one thousand dollsrs will be paid
at this Department for the capture Of each
OF such offenders upon his conviction By q
civil or military tribunal, TO whomsoever
shall arrest and deliver such offenders into
the custody OF the civil or military author,
tiles OF tho United States, And the like
reward will be paid, upon the same terms
for the capture OF any such persons so en-
lering the United States, whose offences
shall be committed subsequently 70 the
publication OF this notice. .ng..f
A reward OF ave hundred dollars will be
paid, upon conviction, for the arrest Of any
person who shall have aided and Abetted
offenders Of the class before named within
the territory OF the United States. .' . .fr
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
Department Of state. at wSshlng'
IL.s,l ton, this fourth day Of Aprn, A. D,
| 1905. .'
r. WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
| RaerAi arv M Rtata
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

Interesting from Mexico - Trouble
with the Austrian Soldiers - The
Heroine OF tho Diamond Wedding
III OF small Pox - Movements OF
Rebel Pirates.
NEW YoRK, April 5.-The steamer Co.
lumbla brings Havana dates TO the LIST inst.
confirming the report OF q disaster TO the
commandant Of Vera Cruz and $50 Aus
trlans, Egyptians, and Martinicans. He
went to the neighborhood Of AlvarAdo and
burned and plllaged. On his return he was
set upon by 400 Liberals, and himself was
killed. One hundred and my OF hls fol-
lowers were also killed or wounded.
The AustriAns are becoming dissatisfied
with service In Mexico, and are deserting
daily. 0thers are dying rapidly with fever.
Tho French have abandoned the expedi.
ton 10 MlnAtlllan and other places on the
coast, and seem to be going home. A
large number left In steamer on the 10th
ult :, and others In transports.
Mrs. 0rredo, Of the diamond wedding
fame, is dangerously III with small poT.
The blockAde-runnor Lark arrived on the
Goth from Galveston,
The following blockAde-runners have
sailed, Pelican, Ino, Uren, Badger.
On the 30Lh the Owl arrived at Nassau
and 81. Marks, and failed.
II is reported that the authorities OF the
former port held the Lieutenant In durance.
The Col. Lamb was to sail on the Sd.
The Ajax is al Nassau, doubtless fitting
out for pirate.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

Major r. O. Eden and Capt. O. II. Nc
Oreery have started paper In Petersburg.
It is called Grants PetersbUrg Pro0reiS,
with the motto, /" Eternal vigilance Is the
price Of liberty" Tho fret number Is
dated April 8, 1855, showing that no time
was lost 10 using rebel types TO print the
good news OF the fall Of Petersburg and
Richmond. Il is q small sheet, printed
only on one side, but shows good deal Of
spirit.
The first editorial Is prefaced BY q cut
representing the American eagle with a
scroll In It's mouth, bearing the words SIN
Union there Ia strength" and underneath
two hands irmly clSsped. The editor gives
prominent headings eve are here Hal
lelujshi Holiday for the Army Great Re-
Iolcingp' .... ....
The editor then chronicles the good
news, and gives variety Of local Items,
among them that Roger A. Pryor was seen
In the street, and that General Grant was
one Of the distinguished arrivals.
"The Jobnnies," the Progress says,
''carried off, as the news comes to us, moet
Of their light artillery" and under the
head OF "sllent departure, :" remarks "The
Confederates went out Of the city In the
greatest silence; the Union army came In
with general hurrahiug and banners flying.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05


The Dispersion OF Lee's Army-Thsy
are FIssibE 60 the Moantsins Of
Hsphdam--shsridan after Him
Our Losses only seven Thousand In
seven DayS FtEhtinG-omeiAi Dis
patch from Gen. Grant. .-Tr..H
F.. Wilson's STATION, April 4.
Tho army is pushing forward in the hope
Of overtaklng or dlsperSlng the remainder
Of Lees army. .a sa-a.a...I a..
Sheridan, with his cavalry and the Eighth
corps, is between this aud the AppomAt-
tox. General Meade, with the Second and
Sixth, is following. Er... a.r..
General Ord is following the line Of the
southslde railroad. All OF the enemy tha,
retains anything like organisation hAys
gone north OF the Appomsttox, and are
apparently heading for Lynchburg. Their
losses have been very heavy. NJ. r-- .
The houses through the country are
nearly all used as hospitals for wounded
men. e.. .r.s,.... .....
In every direction ! hear Of rebel SOL
diers pushing for home, some In large and
some in small squsds, and generally with
out arms ... -,- ,p....' ....-,.
The cavalry have pursued 90 closely that
the enemy have been forced to destroy
probably the greater part OF their trans
portatIou, cAissonS, and munitions OF war
The number OF prisoners captured yes
terday will exceed two thousand.
From the 2sth Of March 10 the present
time our loss in killed, wounded, and cap.
tured win not probably reaeh seven thou
sand, OF whom from fifteen hundred to two
thousand were captured, and many but
slightly wounded. rar l..
! shall continue the pursuit as long aG
there appears to be any use in II.
10. u. Q. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
EXTRA.
{ THE SITUATIONS
Reported Capture of
jeff. Davis.
Destruction Of Lees Army
Certain. /,
Destruction Of Lees army
Certain.

--.-----L- |.'
The news from Richmond and ths army
is that /" all goes well ."v.f '.f. uo.n
Tho grand armies OF the Union are
smashing everything before them in rebel
dom. '' Wv
They ars moving from the North, under
Grant, southwark In pursuit Of Leo.
They are moving from the souta north
ward, under Candy, upon Mobile. .
lThey are moving from North Caroline,
under SHERMAN, northward to intercept
LEE. |HH.f.'E .H.ar HUr.H ..
They are moving up the Valley OF the
shsuandoah, southWSrd, under HANcoor,
70 flank LEE. -r....-. ..... ......'.
They arc moving from the West, east
ward, under srosENAs and GnLHM, TO In
tercept Lss at Dsnyllle or Iynchburg.
Orr wAoIs eoIst u irOp-elGd Wih monItorS'
Lxs cannot escape in that direction.
There Is q report that one OF our steam
srs has captured biockadc-ruuner, having
JtfI. Davis on board, somewhere of the
North osroIln. coast, but the Department
has no official information on tho subject
We fear that the news is too good To bt
true. .I' ......., ..
TIE d<Hrpetion Of Lees army Is eonsid'
srsd certain. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

Ex sPBAKsR CoLFAx.-The Hon. schuy-
Ter Colfax, Of Indiana, Is In Chicago,
making preparations to start on the fint Of
May upon an extended journey across the
Western plains to the Pacific coast, intend
ing 10 stop In Colorado and Utah long
enough to post himself upon the resources
and prospective development Of those ter
Iitories, after which he will visit oalifor-
MIA, Oregon, and Puget's Sound.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
MLRR1Lan oE MusIoAL ARFIsEs. I'm

MARRILGH OF MUSICAL ARTISTS. THE
Ariel, which leit this port yesterday for
ASpinWAll, took out, besides GottsehAlk,
the pianist, q bridal pGir-Mr. and Mrs.
MuElo. The lady is better known as Miss
Lucy simons, the vocalist. The wedding
took place at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, In this city, yesterday morning, and
the happy pair, few hours later, started
on bridal tour, which will extend 10 Cal
ifOrnls and the Sandwich Islahds, and pos
slbly 70 Australia, Japan, and Chlna.--
N. Y. ESsnt'0 Poo, 1.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
Destruction OF Newspaper omess IN

We learn that the destruction Of proper
ty by firs In Richmond on the evacuation
was more serious than was at fret sup
posed. The warehouses on the river front
we're pretty we'll destroyed, and the Offices
of the Examiner and Dispateh newspapers
caught fre from flying sparks and were
consumed. The Sc ltinsl and Why Offices
were not burned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

70 A Friend In Nssdi--ThOss rsqnm
ing confidential medical AssiatAnce 1h0ulI SP
ply To some regular educated physician vi, WI,
such man in Dr. DARBY, who IL daily eui1EbS uitbS
numbers OF both sexes, and every age, ~,
have been to all the SelEoAlled Doctors 10 ~
city, and spent valuable timo and money W. !.
no Deneht, 'til he took charge OF them
terma are more moderate than those OF ms IA
bOAnting pTetendeTs, whose only pufposssL
fleece the unfOrtun ate, and then Adylse tn'~
when IL is almost too late, TO apply 70 Lst hiI t
Call on him ~ once, OF you may rev
ever afterwards. DR. DAhDii
No, As2 1th GtIsst, between D and = EIht,ES,a ItEsta
Washington atty, No'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
From LouisVIIls- -DestrUotivs Fire
GusrFillas KIlled.

LoUIsvIILH, April 2.-Numont'S dry
goods stole. on Market street, was burned
this evening. EVsrman's bakery and Hal
bum 4 Co,'s dry goods store, adjoining,
were injured by the falling walls and
water. The total loss was sec, 900, on
which there was but small insurance.
ecouts from Fort Donelson on Friday
chased three guerrillas intoA mill, between
the fort and Clarksville. They killed one
Of them, and then set hre TO the mill, and
the other two were burned to death.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

CRIMINAL CouRT-Mr. JuStics Oiia.-
Edward 9. Ca rinEton, ESQ, Dlstriet Attorney,
Prosecuting
Lewis WStson, Indicted for assault and BAT.
terry on Pa ksr NAdsl, submitted his oase, and
was sentenced TO pAy q fine Of S25, or be i'm
pTisoned two months
wm. Patterson alias wm. Perry was tsisd
for stealing furn. The Jury had not returned
q verdict when our report closed.
Richard DelAcey alias Johh DelAcey, charged
with keeping q diaorderly house, was thea
placed on trial.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

MONTREAL, April 4.-Much excitement
prevails here at the threatened attempt to
rescue the St. Albans raiders. II 10 ru.
mored that letter has been received from
Secretary Seward declaring that In view OF
the action taken by the Canadian Govern
ment for the consplrAtors and Its breach Of
neutrality, the United States Government
would 90 no further with It's demand for
the extradltion OF the raiders.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
A Rebel Battery Driven on.

The Navy Department this morning re-
cefved tidings Of the driving away OF q
rebel light battery, after an engagement OF
two hours. II was discovered on the Rap
pAhAnnOck, near Fort Larney. The United
States steamer Morse, although struck sew.
srhl times by shot from tho battery, sus,
tAlned no injury. Not an onieer or man
was hurt. i..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

FACT AND FIoTIoN.-Now that Richmond
is really in our possession, 1t would be In
tsresting to know just how many times the
rebel capital has been reported, during the
past four years, as "evAcuated," "sban-
doned," "capturod," ''brrned," &C., by
the "reliable gentlemen" contrabAnds,
refugees, deserters and army correspond
anla.
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The Fort Sumter CsIsbrNtiOn-OFdsr
from Secretary BtGntOn-VssssIs
PsrmItIsd 90 70 20 Hilton Head.

from Secretary BtGntOn-VssssIH
PsrmItIsd 90 20 20 Hilton Head.
Collector Draper has just received the
following dispatch fEom the War Depart
mentI ..--.. s..
"WABHIR0roN, April 1.
"HoR. s. d apSr, Collector, Nsp York:
"You may permit such vessels as you
deem proper TO go TO Hilton Head, TO Wit
ness the ceremonies at Fort Sumter, and
carry As passengers such persons a. you
think properly may go, on the express
condition that they report at Hilton Head
to Gen. Gilmore, to be subject TO his reRu'
lations while there.
"There should he no privilege OF taking
passengers indlseriminAtely, but only such
passengers as you may give q special per
init. The clearance should be for Hilton
Head, The license TO 20 to Charleston to
be given only BY Gen. Gillmore.
"EDwIN NJ. STANTON,
''eeeretAry Of War"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
UNITED sTATEB POST OFFICE
EsTABLIsHED IN RICHMOND.

UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
HBTABLIsHED IN RICHMoND.
The following telegram was received at
the Post ONCE Department this .. MT
RICHMOND, VA, April 4th, 1855.
(Reosived at Washington, April bth, 'sb.) I
Hon. O. W. MeLSiian, and ASst. p. NJ, General
I have taken possession Of the Richmond
post once In the name Of the Post ofiice
Department Of the United States. 10
I 1nnd . large quantity OF United States
property, pouches, locks, safes, &c. The
mails that should have left the city to-day
are all here pouched and billed. have
not yet had an opportunity Of comforting
with the military authorities, but the Pro
vost MarAhal has kindly placed q guard
over the buildings and effects,
.'E D. B, PARKER, Special Agent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

The LATE CAPT. MADIGAN.-steps arc
being taken by the printers Of Boston to
procure a portrait Of the late Captain VIM.
MadIgAn-who was killed at Gaines' Mills,
Va, during the Seven Days Battles, In
lse2-to al the place assigned in the pro-
posed gallery of portrAlts OF fallen heroes &,
Captain MadIgan was, at thslbeginning OF
the war, President of the Boston Printers
Union,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
Capture OF the U, =, Steamer Har-
4 r o. Rlse ID, Ford.


The Navy Department Is In receipt Of a
telegram dated Annapolis, Md, April 8,
stating that the steamer Harriet d. Ford
was captured at FsirhSven, In the ChesA-
peake bay, so miles below Annapolis, this
morning, BY a rebel party Of 81 men,
headed by Captain FitEhugh. The Harriet
D. Ford is . one-mASted propeller, upper
works painted drab. The captain, mate
and white passengers were released-the
crew taken. She Immediately sailed after
. propeller towing two Government bSrgea
down bay. Colonel sewell writes 10
the Department that he had nothing to
send In pursuit, but had telegraphed to the
commanding officers at Fortress Monroe,
Point Lookout and Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

HAN RHsToRATIvH.--Professor sIbbitt,
whose card will be found In another column,
has shown u certificate OF persona who
have used bis hair restorative, in which they
express their gratitude to the Professor for
his remedy to prevent the hair falling OF, and
20 restore II. He can Be found At his room,
No. Q Warrington building.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

CHAR RBsroRATIvH.-Prof. slbbitt, who
10 now in this city, has favored us with bot
tie OF his Hair ReitOrAtive, and after several
dAyG' experience Of its uIefulneAs we take
pleasure 10 recommending II to the publio.n-
Eduor Daily TImSS.
The Professor can now bO consulted at the
Washington building, room on second noOr.
Hours from to l and from Sto6 Ap6.Its
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
Tn. H.gira Of Jsn. Davis.

We learn from Richmond that JEFF.
Davis fied from that city on Sunday night
last, in the dark hours. His family had
been previously forwarded to Charlotte,
North Carolina, by express.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05
Amusement Tonight.

GRovnR's THEATRE Aladdin, or the
wonderful Lamp. r.. ...
FoRD's THEATRE = Maretzek's grand
italian Opera. ...r
F!.KIR OF vIsHNu at Odd Fellows Hall.
sroNn & RossroN's COMBINATION Cir
Gus - Corner NsS York avenue and Sixth
street.
VAN AMBuReH a. Co.'S MBNA0BRIB,
combined with ThAyer n Noyes' Circus
sixth strset, near PtnpsylVAnia avenue.