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, 1865-05-04
largo Pay Encnts by Governments
EreE KaS3nUai HnnkA~-Th Nature of
fhr Ast&ult on mr.. sosx.rIN NT11fI.

lde Asf&uth OA nIs 6eW&rd-n41s
tArT.
New YOKE, Msy 3-Thc nosfs spccl., sava
Guycrnnt Il: II p: one lund1t millions OF dol
lars to dleclarged .olClers and o,hess during tho
month OF Ray.
were ordered IN April
Anp)tca:. :.ons for National banks at Richmond.
Ssyannan, Petersburg and Charleston have been
-Ssde to the Treasury Department.
There nre txen,y-two hund red tro ors IT Kickez'a
leland who viii he mustered out thia ~.ek.
IN 14c sepsrd @ /, SO Wet that be is expected to
1acT his place IN the Cabinet meetings to a rev
<in,s. THIS newspaper accounts OF the atsempt
TO a.saMIna:e him were cenesa!ly 1acoffect.
1ne The a*sossin ony haa sp x Wss al fb.t
roment sitting IN in he'd The knife struck the
swelling crr. The fractured Jaw and dld aot
touth The tfrost ut that 1nst. mt Aofnhson; ~
lurEe. cutclrd PUNE from behind, anu olu not
5nI 1nQc" n, II. his hold, though sItanea ;oaf
71mrs. Mr. Seward rolled of on the doot. sc,En'
=. 1Dc death: 10 Mr. Rotioson he owes HI: ll'e
Ihaf hcf"ic tntditr nov IN ho.ptta! hcfe+ anu Is
doing Ec'l, though very badly wounded"
ar. eG%.fu no" dictates ihc foreign d1fra cnes
The C..n""r.'idrs Washington correspondent
Fays: "Should lot e1rcum .uLcee occur to ME-
winch bnvc be'n under the INN. dat. co nmand
OF Majo1 Generals Sherman and Meade. not IrrT
frr from this metropolis, ut no very distant d,v.
The 1bth md l7th corps are exp: cid to march
hr1e rtQ Kicbmoud, and ,he ullnr corpe vii snon
etvrt on their respective routes to she Captsi.
AMER the review The Troops will be cra1ua,iv
Tnarched away and mustered ont OF SERVICE u t1eis
itit fonnd necessary 10 Eend strong force to
NE regiments Of the regular army. acme OF
-1tch ere much reduced in strength, will be re-.
M.rf,ehe n1;d II Is fumored tnat The Veteran Re.
eaT1e corps as to be REFINED for pEovost duv.
, 1865-05-04
EKOy9 EyA$fHsTfs-0v


ls7ecialr.spstch to the Chicago Trbunc.1
WAsa1ha aroS, May 3.
The number of National Banks now1n opera
ton is upwards of e1cvcn hundred, With capita
oi $265, ,Oc0 ,00o Tue following statement slows
the amount &. c,pitsl au!horazes- as we'll a. the
amount paid IT. In the seyera1 States: Maine,
$4ol5,t6 p:.,d in, S3,699.soo. New Aampshi1c,
S1,770, 900; paid In, <1,o:o,001. Vermont.
s. 2s5,5 500; ps,d in, $a,155,o ,ooo. Massachu-
setts. $51,7l:, ,500f paid in, $51,ss9,5 600.
Rhode 1s!anc, 6.9W,eeo; paid in, ST.
CT, 600. Connecticut, $10.621, ,750, paid in,
<10,471 600. New jersey. sass 600 paid In s.,
s5z.s2i Di*:rict Of Columbia, s., 90; pad IN
Virginia, A'utho; paid In s:0u,u09. Lcu.s,aas.
$5ttCO0; paid IN SAN:N0o. Michigan. 81 S65 $40 !;
RI f 81 Nt6,e,s1, wiseG1s'9i e i I'd
%sSs's, e. M so5 iS S9 p:a ao RS T. rease:sse, r'ss
p.a 'n ~ Ss @sson! fe4,asky; rs
*I6s7.seol Nebraska, <651 o:o r.td in s65I,o2o,
Wes, Ya, ts:p,ts9; pstd 1n sySo,To: Desawa1e
1si H. &c ge,S T iuj1ans, s is ria a.
5s9s las. OA,o, SIS, ,ss1 800 paid in, $l4ui, ,457.
Illinois, xs.2,.sl4; pad N, f7,esl.1I. Penusyl-
81 rinE5 seo ; pai ii il, pafs 3soaa e'' ''=
III order q The Secretary Of the Interior, the
1lternRte oot numbered sections OF nabiic BIDS
,s,1hin twenty miles on each size Of the Union
Pacific Railrosd line, n ON Grcn: Suit L.xe City
to the western bounoe1y Of Nevads, has been
withdrawn II, m market
we're mustered out .! service to.d3y-
Congress, near tic close Of tue last ssssloE+
passed lev mpGn nrr n1Tn
and large cumher Of deputies were accordtns'y
appotut1d. The mater, howfvcr. was referred
to dc AttorEcy GcnefA, t who !eclds saat ~ sp.
ccpt by the President The app '1nted will, there
fore, hsve to tr recommiss1oncd.
Ihc Con soner 9, lnsna Keyenge "a. a.
revenue et"EIs upon cart Dr. vlslte.
b. order u the sccresa.y Of War, all funds in
the haude If Provost Marsla1s. arising from inc.,
fnrftttu1cs, DC, which do not revert to aaY 1e.u.
lar appropriation, and for The e1?ruttture of
Waieh no previous authority h1s been given from
to soi lie )" ( 1dirt IL I u at tic EeseT i oaice
It +. estina,cu thai <10 ,U0 will be required
to pay Cd the soldiers soon TO be mustered out of
A larrc Gu:nt,t5 Of railroad iron has bren s.nt
TO Mchmonu and o'her points souh to repair the
The following are among the dismtssils for the
verk; Capt >. S jackson, lsStn peno for h1r-
tnc rendered hts resignation bsscd npoh false
statements aud f,cguc9L G.pI 49, 49,
1nsps n!ai ehss; ssl Nv y: Fszraas, =:ta Iliao;s
in eoDSss SsS VI Saeso ss5a1s 5s as sss oasf
I viii an oicer Of the .ised States treasury 1T
sence wtthou, leave Capt. John Il. Busby4 1a5th
Ohio do Capt. l. T. Clark, slst Psnna., casal,y,
do; Are't. SURGEON G. D: Case, ISM Oaio. 10:
If F1ret Licut, Francis Stone, 18th indiana
lat'c1y for a''*cnce without lease and neglect Of
duty, II cos.rrcd. Lieut.. H. II. Po2p, 1sth ln'
.bsence w,.laul leave, ts dropped from the 1o' g..
The reeilnt II i order heretofore issued disnis-
fltE Capt y. Digger, !sad !ltu7ls so anteert,
hn: been 1',"s''d and he is restored to his posi-
1lon unconL!i: :3nally.
, 1865-05-04

At 11.:3. A: the last named place minute euue
were fred, many persons Hired the track holding
torches In their hands, and in the background
:. vas an Immense bonfire: The houses were dsapad
were exhibited. one OF them "Coma Home. s
Hundreds Of pcre0ns we're hero consrcgase3, the
mru with uncovered henis. The train passed all
the ftations tioysy at which time the bells OF the
locomotive were iplled.
, 1865-05-04
FRU1 RIEHMOND.
Good BYE, mo1bys

new YcnK, Nay 3-The Richmond VAtq Of
the I'd statcs thasMosby toox leave Of bis men at
Salem. Fanqu'ef county, telling them TO dtsband
end return home; that he waa bound for Texas,
ind did not want them to accompany him, as II
might put their Eccks IN the halter. He then
msde off With few OF his old companions.
bacco for Baltimore.
The rebel tie, Bury notes we're quoted at S2@5
per 81 ,c0O, as eonyen Mrs
Many burg'arles arc reported as occurring In
Richmond,
, 1865-05-04
Final DsspoAition or a:r. vtncolnss
Rem alnE-Cnpf. Kobcf4 LineUlu-
The Town Fell.

IL
SPRINGFIELD, May !, II p. III.
1sadame HCnos TO- night has been moving with
ne. All day ehc has had Thousand reports as
to where tie remains Of the President would
finally he int. 1rcd. WorLmen hare been buetly
eusssed day In prrus1lng the vault in the
Nstler lace :Or Its reception. So urgent IVES Its
+rt ctiOn eornn'"s'r1. Fh.t nof even members
, ftbe press were admitted to the grounds, ,e :
the ~.' AntL .Eh4 IL 1euet be dct-3 tu IN lnt
1soeecutsnn of the Hork. At the hour Of len this
evening, however, II was positively asscrt.d that
the re1nsins s,j1 lc p nrrd in Ok Ridge Gene
tory. This Ii now rel able.
Laptun1 kutert Lincoln waS expected m the 10
o'tlnck Ina0 this evening, and was TO have mad
specific Instructions in regard tu tht matter.
~ ether be has arrived or Eot II Eeems iuposz-
h'e to earn. Nothing, however, can be had in
port that Mrs. Lincoln was to be in this city this
evening 10 without the leaet foundation. have
T. fson the h'rhest authority that Mrs.. Lincoln
WILL not leave Washing ton for the present.
maj. ten. Dooke aud siau have arrived from
St Louis 70 take part IN the funerl obaequfea to-
morTow. Several fire comrabfce aud 1irSe de1c-
gnt1one Of tie Fenian Brotherhood hare nyr1red,
Who will asso take part in the proceedings.
Up to the hour Of wr,ting, 'hrpnce Of p7ople
are p1tsiog III an1 ont of The State House, view
Ing the tleId' Mt features.
The Cover or of Kentucky and etaf, By invit:-
t,or. ea11cd at LIZ ree. enee Of Gov. 0eesby this
evening. An agreeable uao pleasant reunion Was
the r. suit
Tee city If en crowded with strangers that 1tis
cost 1mpcs=iblc to procure lodgings In q bar
.oom. III crowd and throng IL greater than WAS
eY.t known here heforc.
, 1865-05-04

An Tnarurnse Crowd Gone 10 Spring.
field-1en. Thompson Nowhere.


[specta Dispatch 70 the Chtcsgo TrlbuneI
ST. LOUIS. May 8.
An immense crowd lc It here for Springfield to-
day, including Gen. Dodge, Gov. Fletcher and
o'her State officers; the old guard, numbering
seventy muskcts, and The ua!]eck Guard, number.
Ing sixty mrskets; the members OF tbs City
Council, and about two hunlred military officers.
The old guard and tho uaiieck'b have carried
nlong we'll tiied conmistnry, to prevent st4rv-
ing.
Gen. Dodge announces the publication Of au Of
tciA1 denial of The statement that JEFF. Tho.up-
eun fe concentrating a furce for the lnvasipu Of
Missouri. There ntves wss any foundation Eor
the story. eave 1ew bomhast,c proclamations,
which fIjghtt ned few persons.
Lendqnce and War1enehu r. hnt they arc still re-
tatned in custody. They state tha. the hush-
anx1oea to optain the benea's Of the amncety
nT.,c1an,ntfnu,
, 1865-05-04

ET EThc Sevcu-ThirtY s.oan.
PHILADELPHIA. May 8.-The euhscriptiors to.
day to ,hv . 50 loan q: telegtapohd to jay Cooke,
scT,piions Of 81 ,sn from Flax = II Il h, aud
s1,nsa,c(O from the -N,ntt Nluoael Blnk Of New
Yotk; slo3, egg from th.. Second National Bank
of Boston <l0o.6a1 from Detroit; $.4Go from
vldnal eubs sc1,ptions amount to 81. .051.
, 1865-05-04
MILITARY NEWS.
The sixth C0rps ut DanVillc-Captueo
II Valuable PropefSF-Geus SherI.
dnns

New YORK. May 3,-The NrolIs correspond.
eut SAYS the 9Th corps reached Danv1le last inur.-
daya. On the route, and al Danv,lle, large
amount Of yuluabIe properly WAS captoret. ID
Guiding Ellsusu stock and machinery etolen from
remain at DInville come llme. Gen. Sheridan,
with Ills cavniry, got rs far ns ne:r the Staunton
end DanyIi'e rivers, hut was ordered to return on
Tie surrender OF JohnEt ton. Trains will s3on he
running from 1;ynchbuzg and Danville to Wash
lhgton VIA Niet1tond.
, 1865-05-04

Eight miles from Springfield. We see mary
Carriages, I ut the larger part On foot. The num-
bert iIcre-se es at nine o'clock, hour later than
the appointed lime, we reach Springfield. We
hare now reached the city where il to be dapos.
ted MI that IS mortal OF Abraham Lincoln. Since
having Washington On Friday the slEt Of d.ti1,
10 tis time, the Sd OF May, twelve daya) VIC hare
Travelled, ~ a ctrcultous route, between sev-
entccn and eighteen hundred miles. The funeral
ars with which We started from Washington
cave bt en- brought all the wHy htther by ral. No
, 1865-05-04
The Former Residence Of the Dead
pFcf4Leut.
Especial Dfsp.tch to the Chicago Tribunal

=. SrR1x0FIE1p, MaY3.
The old r.sldence Of the President was crowd.
ed with visitors from morning TIL nignL It was
beautifully draped in blsck sud white. The win.
do~s ere heavily shrouded In mourning, looped
In ftstoors dep* noing from the cornices, and
WFeaths Of evtrgrrens were fastaned at the cor
mere i.cm the roof to the basement. There is but
little Of Mr. L1ncolu's furniture IN the house Ut
present. ''whatn not a small table On which
rtposed cross Of canellas, a bookcase, bed.
These relics Of the Great dead were Viewed with
a6ect3onate yeneE8tiun By The crowds who passed
through the house. During the afternoon the
Chie,so Committee me; It the house, and were
II S. u. Fa&aet1, Of youf CITY.
, 1865-05-04

e1xTn pIy1s1o1s
Hon Willism. Il. Herpdo1k Marshal.
Atds--P. Fnos, c. s: Zane, 7. ". Dresser, Nd,
John T. Jones, William G. Cochrsne,
% Ed*4 HSa Sesss. Jesa ~ Fete1s. zaaiee' {.
": Reardon, R. G. Huxley.
aso4ss g. grss aen7; 9esss Jsss %
Sweet Dewitt g. nartxe!!, H4m'l-
ton Hovey, Frederick B; Smith.
Members Of chIt:ian, sanita1y, and other kin
Delegations from Bodies Poliuc. Universities
and Colleges.
Clergy.
Members Of the Legal Profession,
Members Ut The Medical Profession.
Representatives Ut the Ptesa.
SEVENTH p1y1s1ox.
Hon: H.rr an 9. Reynolds, Marshal.
A'ds-George R. Teasdale, John A. Hughes,
3!nats,, 3ames Smith, r: Fi,xpauick, Henry s6uck,
;.sf e. ssy Sn5fss EshsE
Armstrong, Richard Youpg' '''' ''''
K1oHTu DIVISION.
Es1 Hon. John ". Smith. Mar.lal.
11ds-cap Isaae Keye, ): q. Jones, Hon. John
clanon, e. l. ktneef, JOIN ". T. poos@ain, ai Te uenly
Rioee1y, J. a.: Crow, John ". Davis, Presto
Ma1i M1,Ghts \: Y Hunt Geelee Da1seg, alfred a.
Citizens at large and colored Persons.
The Guard--of Honor-A, mi.unacr-
8tono1nGs &c.
Especial Dispatch to The Chicaso T1pune.l
8rRlsar1ELp, Nays.
The following arc fhe gentlemen who COM
pElsed the Guh1d Of Honor up 10 : clock this
afternoon: 1sr Warren, from 10 o'clock to l
o'clock-Col. James Oskes .asjor Eebcrt, U. S,
A.; Major a. ,. Norton; Capt. Hall, q. s. L.
~. q. ). a.
Bae. Gen. Kamscs. ex:orc nance ofjcer: Dep IT.
1pent SURGEON. $. g; Buck; CAPT; r q. B:rae,
Owing to come understanding, two sets OF
Gusrde If Houur TO keep watch over the re.
uaasrs had assembled in tue State Huuss this M
Brig. GIN. John Cook had guard detailed,
who wcrr 10 ee tie Gaar! OF nooor but on the ar-
rival 1T Maj Gen. Hooker and staff, and Adjntant
Gen. nsend and stiff the nsu Il Gnari Of Hoa-
or, composed uf General Utice1s, was seiect-
ed. 1hose already mentioned haze not YET been
ASSIGNED to duty. Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker will
act Is Chtef Marshal M Of Bnria to morrow.
Wm. Il. Cornelius crmmandtDg, has been assigned
a. Guard Of Honor, in ctarec Of the bali, aud will
letoafn on 6uty until tic lutelment OF the Pfcst-
dents remains.
, 1865-05-04

A1nAsY. May c-Tlon. 8. Burton. a p.oninet
c;t1zep Of syr icuse. vi. shot In his house this
mpln:pe BY an assaesfp, and IL reported dead.
man has beeu arrested on suspicion
, 1865-05-04
9ppc:1}> to Ike Citizens Of LOuis.
iun.a and 1k1AsIsAiI2H1.

1uKI{E 19EE8&1SN1R&sI1
NEW YoEK, May g. The New Orlean. pa aers give
alenethy letter from a. o. Pckens, late Captain OF
company E, 2d Louisiana cavalry. IN which the
wr1t.r makes an earnest appeal to the citizens Of
bis SUITE, and besseches them to return to lhelr
allegiance. lie rcconnts Ut lergth the Bufferings
and ahuees hesped upon the people BY the rebel
cioee Of the ulholy warfare, aud states that The
csues Ut JEFF. DAVIS IL perfectly hopeless.
Hon. a, Burwell, of Mississippi, has made a
suggested the e1ecton OF deleEutrs from evGsy
co1bty to attend Convention 70 be held In the
city Of VlcksEurz on the first Monday In June
f,.yt
, 1865-05-04

Cen. Forrest Assaults the Outrosts,
and then Runs.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MoBna, ALA, April ii, 1865.
Gen. Forrest, With about 1000 cavalry, attacked
our outposts in the nelghboshood Of Spring Hill
Early this morning.
Detachments Of the 18Th army corps we're sent
the enety relieeu north, up tho Smell road.
The enemy Fnrceeecd In plundering aome houe.
cE, and took eeveral horses in the neigh borhood,
Several OF the enemy were killed and wounded
No loss reported on o1r aide.
, 1865-05-04
mJss and Captain Lincoln Expected
last Nj. hi at sprtngdelu-Anothe
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]

Especial UIepatch to the ChlcsTo 1fibnne.
SPRINGFIELD, May 3.
The relatives acd intimate family friends OF the
Pte.lGent, have examined to-day Uak Ridge Gem
the remains deposited in ysnit IN the latter
place. The wogkueu resumed the construction
OF the vault, and the structure will soon be CON-
p:ttcd. Mrs. li13co!n a1d Capt Robert Lnco n
are ezpec1ed to night. This evening Rev. Dr.. o.
H. Tiffany, President Of the Chicago delegation,
rtt nonDee a eH!ogy On the late President 1t the
Methodist Church, after which the Chicago dele
gauon will pay their respect: to Gov. o. s1ssby At
, 1865-05-04
Call on mr. johnson

PennevIyanians Cali on mr. Johnson
Speech and Reply.
w.su,.c7oy. Nav 3.-T1on. Simon Cameron,
Thnfdeus Stevens, and other prominent citizena,
calisd on the President to-day, and we're intro
wno 1sss9In thf III PEe
fh f,nnlicit coI fitnce OF the State OF Penn:
ria IN biYahi1,ty, juaiice end integrity. The Pro
sident replied 1t some lsn:th, Ifitsr't!1s hs "a
shadowed rothtus more than is derived IRON
hia spseches already published.
, 1865-05-04
What Mr. LtncoTn.k Old Ntlkhbors
Th1hk Of the Cofpxes
Especial D4spateh TO the Chicago TrIbunc.1

IGPtG1M U4EpHtIu 10 Iuc CUItHIU 11IUu0t.J
SPRINGFIELD, hay 3.
In eorrersstinn With prominent c1:lzsue to-
qr1rt II they had seen the Pna1t nts fea.n1s
~h's }ytne 1n state aud II Ing answered IN ths
affirmative, arked II the features looked natural.
They replied, "Yes, NJ tural az M., except III
t'e dtstsnEation III color e." This Is nasnr.l
consequence Of the face being 60 long exposed to
the atmospheric influences. These gentlemen
2lso Eaid thai The sharp outlines OF his festuFgs
b teeon.c very much dirni bnt the genr-
1al ,ntour and expression Of the phy toeno 'yJs
se natural and ue-llkt as could be expected under
, 1865-05-04

From Chicago to he End
OF tl,s Journey-Speci1l meutlon.

SpRlN6T1EIp, ILL.,, Nay 2.
The funeral train bearing the remains OF the
late President, arrived here at o'clock, ono hour
~. rhe1n1k f1rpr
, 1865-05-04

Reward Offered tor Ex-Gov.
trnvr Harris ii Tennessee.
LOUISVILLE slay 3.-The Senate OF Tennessee
adopted: lust Saturday, resolution f oas5tas lye
iehnm q. Ua;tis to the civil authorities Of that
State
, 1865-05-04

Arrival of the Funeral Cortese-E--
cepsfon Of the KA0u+sr.d d DcHd-fKo n
The cIAle House IL k.ecurateds
, 1865-05-04

uossc Of the late President, led BY two grooms*
MouFbfre.
Ftmily Of the Decea.ed.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Col: Speed Butler, Marshal.
A,Es-Na5or Rotcrt Allen, Capt L. Rosette, and
Capt. Albert Williams.
lcrfAols q Se toHs-Wll,tam E. Bennett. Hany
". isc5. Fhll,p 9; Ls.h,m, William Y.
Wlll,lms, md L D. C1ahb.
Civil authorities Of the United States according
to ter relative diGufties.
Forti.n Ministers.
Civil authorities Of the States and Territories snd
pf The Dlstnct nt Columbia, in the or.
der stated md according To thor
c1gntty IN said order.
FIFTH pry1s1ox.
Hon. George L. Huntington, Marthal.
AidE-Jtr. 8. Earcock, George Shepherd. Chsrles
Rldg!cy, George L: thsn. Moses B. Condell
other cities.
, 1865-05-04
A Report Contradtct:d.

L4e L2GClE1Fe MAQs1Qu-
A nepor, contradict:d.
fspedh Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane,]
The report started by TIE New Yo:3 Z ng
Po. and ccp.+d intn Snrngaeld ouper o: rus
morning to The effect that The rera atns Of the
west oi New 1orE. Is cntircly in-rsrsct. Tie
f~afnFea have l'cen open to tie puh1fr at every
principal place where the body has lad IN state.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tr!hune.]
sPRIsGFIE1p, Maya.
ORDER OF FUNERAL PROCESSION
The Committee on order o; Procession. have
adopted the following order Of Funeral Pro-
ORDER OF FUNERAL PROCESSION
ABRAHAM E1NCOLN,
Late President Of the U71ted St1tes.
Cnacr the tmu'er1.te direction Ct Major General
Hotker, sfs1sh+1in-ChteE
Big. Gen. John Couk Hnd Staff
Efc'et t1tg. Gen. Jancs UAkes and StaG.
MILITARY.
FUNERAL ESCORT.
FEST DIVISION.
ce,: E; ; -: p5ssost. l9,h Rset.V, r. C., Me1sh.l
Nn1cr uoruce Holt, LIT Mn q, usnyy Artillery,
capt J. =. Rep nixon, 18th \. I: C.valry,
Cept E-E. Raymond, 1Sath Ill. 1nf'try,
d n. schlicE, Is ist N Nov i iosx u'
Dragons.
To consist Of Cavalry, Artillery and Infantry,
sEcoSD DIVISION.
Major. F: BHdgcman. ray Dept .. s. A, Marshal.
White.
Ctticsrs aud Enlisted Men Of the Army md Nary
not Otherwise assigned in the ord.: stated.
Officers tn Uniform aud Side Arms.
Mai. Gen. John 4. McClernand, Grand Marshal
Aids-Lleut. Col. A. Schwartz. Capt: Henry Jayno.
Capt.. R. Rndo'Hh, cnpt: bsnj: Ferguson,
Million, Wm. II. Springer, K.
E. Myers, 4. n. J. Crook.
Ed. L. Merritt and
n. higgins.
Tu1HD pIy1eIoN.
Col. D. wickcrsham, 1st Army Corps, Marshal.
dtds-Josbra Roset.. 1saac a. H.wlcy; y. F.
K1nber, j. 8. Perkins and Chss. Csndeld.
asarshdls Of Seet;ons-Co1. Wm. 8. Barnu4, Capt.
4, j. Allen, Col. S. N. Hl1t, G.. L. conk-
ling, Robt. T. OmccE, Capt.
Il. 9 Bart es. D.
n. Smith,
Of,c1anrg C!ergymeu.
+: su,rec1s ana Physictsns of the deceased.
,1uard OF Honor
, 1865-05-04
NFim aDbertiSenlcllia.

'pRYAN aALL.-The u.dl.
sigr ed, swing lesaed tha Aboyu II all cf tbe PIN,
p,It ter. viii IN fatnc hav- charge s.d tn,rsntIrx
thereof. Application must be msGe directly to.
SAN l. DALE.
\ :. FAUNTLERoT.
~ Office Al h1fnerro IN fhc He'll. mytY:s31s.
, 1865-05-04
Ntm abbert6 6r.ents.
AN0Lu.5aXDN
Petroleum Company,
OF BOSTON.
Organized under the Ge4eral Laws Of Ass,.caus:s,
Capital, 3500.000: Shares, Par and
subscription Price, $500.
WORKING ClPTTlL, ClsH, $50, 600.
Already Invested In Engines, ApPAx1~
tus and Improvements, 756,5gO3
XAHINA
Actual Working ctrits! o7.- e1o1oo0.
FC1L PAID sr0EK. NO PERSONAL LtABIErrY.
NO FUETllKE AS44Ss sXENrS.
OFFICERS 81

OFFICEH9.
.PresId.nt ~KDwAND RUSSELL Of the Nsrcsatlo'
AEelcy. Eoston.
Ts.asSrcr-. HAELEs E. HoncES
@ @pl5tcten-EpT ARn EGSSh1l 9rthe Ae.cantils
Eaton. iorett Wslnngr p. Boss r. PHILIP WADs-
NOt1H. ce NessIa- Philip WAdawof&h = Co., Chtcn-
OK; !! n GoKpgN., Of t,'i iKs:. CaAEIEs E.
HSEt'ES q. HcSsss IL rdE. 4 EcharGsoe. Boston.
Snper1nteuten:-W. ". WHITE OF N. Cty
, 1865-05-04
FROM CINCINNATI.
A Guerilla to be Executed.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Ch1cseo Tribuuc.]
CINCINNATI, Atr1l 5.
4 Kentucky Gues1ll., Thomss Martin, convicted
here by Court Martial Of shoouns citizens in Ken
tucky, year nso,1s to be executed in th{s II.
city On Fr1dsy next
, 1865-05-04

he rem sins of Pras1.
at the ttaffon Of the
Rallfokd t,y the COM
'ofmed In the follow
, 1865-05-04

have the honor 10 inform the department. that
the rebel roua Webb ran the blockade OF Red n,v
er this morning, and passed tho city at a high
rate Of spse1; but so unexpected was her. ap-
throueh her hull IN passing. As she approached
the city she Was flying tue .. $. fag q. nal;.
mast. and Dtstak. n 1oI In army Transport. The
.Ho}yhock, Florida, Quaker City, aud Os:lpee
were dispatched IL pursuit Of the ram, The HOLY
heck far ahead. When about twcnry.fye miles
below the ct'y the rnm encountered the Rich
nond coming up. Tie Webb then headed into
the lift bank OF the river, ran en-
shore and WIS eet on lire By her coum1nder1 Wh3
proved to 1e Edward G. Reed. formerly Of the ..
5 EaVy. Her crew cope,sted Of shout forty -are
tine, 50 thst fhe soon c1eW up. al the crew eseap.
Ing tu tho swamps except three. t~o Of whom
we're captured ant are nov. prisoners. The cot.
ton was destroyed with the vessel. Her
armament consisted OF three guns
Tie whole purity vail probably be captured ~
the troops who will forthwith be dispatched 10
pu-suit Of them.' As the r1m passed the ct1y she
had torpedo suspended from spar hom Tile
bow.
1hare the honor tolbe, TeET respectfully your
Acting Rtar Admiral.
Ex-tsovernor Ais en-.
Gov. Aiken, Of South Carolina, arrived at Fort
Monroe yesterday afternoon. He arrived At
Washington tc-day accompanied BY MS dansn1cs'
military.
The 9Th, and other corps Of the army OF The
Potomac hare broken camp, a2d arc cn the mich
to Warrington,
Gen. Sherman.
Gen. Shermsn and staI were expected TO arrive
at Fortress npnroe to-dny, and proceed to THIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-14

INDIAN AFFAIRS IN CoNGRBss.-The Chiv-
ington massacre of Indians in Colorado has
excited a sentimentin Congress which demands
an immediate and rigid investigation Of the
treatment of this race throughout the far West.
1t is CHI arged that the Indians are purposely
melted to hostility by reckless specializing ad-
yenturers, and that many white men connected
with the ov erland routes, in the confidence of
the Government, have made 1t a practice to
stir up broils and bring upon travellers the out
RACES so frequently heard OF, for the purpose
Of enabling themselves to make false returns
OF property lost, and to afford excuses for will
full non. fulfilment OF contracts. The Com
mittee on Indian Affairs in the Senate Is Wig
orously prosecuting its examinations, and, it is
expected, will recommend additional legisla-
ton for the protection of the Indians from out
RACES and the Government against enormous
swinRlpS