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sss.ss : ss;.s'
Which va. concsrred In BY III. following vote;
Afirmsivs-Couocmen Robinson Sssson, hasestX Nos
ter, Kinney Brintuan Houshtain. Sm'h VCsiashan'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. keenan,. Healy, Hssety Brady,
'''' MOTIONS AGAIN RESUMED.
Councilman REILLY moved that the Board do now I'D
/ Which was lost by tho following votes
Afirms iye-Councilmeu Brinkman. Brady, Houshtaliu
Nesatiye-Councimen Keenan, Eealy, Robinson Stacom
Smith. O'Callaghan Russell and Joyce-l3
GENERAL ORDERS AGAIN RESUMED.
Report Committee Roads of Board Of Aldermen with
Reoirei That the sidewalks Of Sevenhavenus from For
eth street to Fiynnth street. be tagged the full width
where already DONE under the direction Of the See
Commissioner and that the accompanying ordnance therefor
Counem.n HAorsrr moved that saidpaper be recommsd
TO the Committee on Roads
Which was lost by the following vote;
ave-Councinen Keenan,. Healy, Robinson, stacom
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hayes Roster. Kinney. Brinkman
toushtsio McGrath Lent. Smith. OCaliaghan. Russell
Councilman HAoKRry moved that said paper be referred to
the Committee on Almshouse Department.
Which was lost by the following vote:
"a Observation-Disclosures Keenan,. Healy, Robinson, Sta
com, Hagerty Houehtslin and Leavy.
Nesatve.C ouneilmen Hayes Roster, Kinney Brinkman.
Brady McGratb, Lent Smith. 0Calashsn. Russell Joyce
Reilly and Cook-i3.
Councilman KEENAN, moved that said paper be referred
the Committee on whsrves, Piers and slips
Which was Iost
Councilman bAarRrY moved that said paper be referred to
the Committee on Arts una SCIENCES
Councilman HsALY moved that the do now adjourn
Which lost by the following vote:
AfirmayeCouncilmen Keenan,. iesly, Stacom, Hsgerty
BIiusmsn Brady, Lesvy ana McGrah-s
Negave-Counciln,en Robinson, Hayes. Roster Kinney
Houghten Lent Smith, OCalsghsn. Russell Joyce. Reilly
and Cook-n
The PRESIDENT then stated tho question to be on h'
that the paper be referred to the COMMITTEES on Art
and Sciences
Which was lost.
The resolution then ccncured In by the following vote
Robinson. stscom fIaserty Hayes
Roster Kinney. Brnkman. Brady, Houghtaln. McGrath
Smith OCala CHAN. RUSSELL Joyce Reilly and Cook-lb.
Naturalization Keenan, Iiray Leavy, and Lentf
Councilman H0uasTALIS moved that the Board do now ad
journ.
| Which carried.
Wh-eupon declared that the Board stood
Adjourned until Monday, April 3. at o'clock. p m
JAS. NJ. SWEENY, Clerk.
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The Peace nors.

The following paragraphs are from Washing.
ton dispatches TO The Philadelphia Press In regard 10
the probability desirabene Of extra Of
Congress. the writer says: tIi
This is one OF the questions Of the hour. II is dis
cusscd by best thinkers. One class insist that Mr..
Lincoln cannot make peace with the Rebels without ra
consulting Congress. Others contend that there are
examples whore peace made by Commissioners
Generals and cite the Treaty of Client in lSlilj and
the Treaty Of Guadaloupe HdasO made over tho head
of President Folks Administration by " L. Trist and
Gen. Scott, by which the Mexican war was closed
and the golden bands of California wound round the
Union, making it richer and stronger. Tie Senate
must ratify however, and the House must furnish the
money. II Lee is whipped aud forced to surrender.
the substantial terms VIII be dictated by the conqneror
and il may be that the President will be the ground
TO sanction what is then done There will be no
time to call Congress 10 take part in that council
but a subsequent ana early meeting is inevitable
The matter is in good keeping meanwhile, and
advise yonr readers TO watch and pray. Es-
pecially let politicians beware how they make up
their records just now. Should the defeat be
grand smash we will get conditions; aud the
party chiefs who oppose peace. when all that is
able Is obtained will be quietly folded away like num-
mics in some old crypt where bailed theorists have
gone to sleep with their dead theories. Do not worry
about jeff Davis and the wretched he witches who
contryed cooked stirred and heated this he'll broth Of
Treason Lears asrr 20 their rie,ims The best that
90 TO Europe and bury themselves. with changed
Names in unbroken solitude and unexpected exile.
But they belong 10 the Southern people aud with them
we can leave them"
Another correspondent, says respecting peace coz
ference. present or prospective.
''Ifa conference between the President and the dep
uties of the Confederaey not in session. II very
will be necessarily. dispatch has come here from
New York announcing thai Sheridan had started on
another raid the 27th That Is three days ago and
the OBJECT ofthe march can be reached in. much lees
time. The dispatch. when 1t was sent TO New.York.
was contraband now 1t is old for the blow has been
struck and persons in authority he has been
heard from, well here u.s. with sad phass in Rich
mond When every Of his expedition is carried out
Richmond will be surrounded. and Lee as he knows.
must fight surrender. Then. If not now Tor peace
conference and Rebel submission
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Deaths Of Soldiers

IN THE HOSPITALS IL AND ABOUT HEw-ioEk
For he yak ondiH0 March 81, l~bo
RrPORrTp WEEKLY FoR THg NER-YORk TRiE w, DR. A. ,.
cAsx GOVERNMENT USDERTAKKg. 80 81 GgAsDsTRtET
n
Arsu Patrick o. aee ~ Co. H. eth u s. Infantry residence
when enlisted Goodrich, c.
Beeklsy, Chis. g.. Substitute.
Beard, Alexander 2isi Michigan
Carson. Era o. 4. 18th Iowa
Carpenter, Harding. CO. Il. ii5ih Pennsylvania.
Champion Era aye 10. Co G. 2is Mrhsani residence
when enlisted, Berlin, Ottawa Co, Mich
Cooke, John. DATED
Drown ZeIotes age IS; Co. +. 4th Vermont
it4ttin John Go X. Ind L : lnf1n'ry
Harvey Albert j. CO. q. 18th South Carolina; residence
when enlisted South Carolina
Hill Frank Co. r, 7th Vermont, residence when enlisted
Hishgte Falls. VI
Ivans VIM. d, substitute.
Johnson, David. age 61 Co. A, SD n. Y.
Master Water p nrc To- Co. C. l5oth Y residence when
enlisted Pleasant Valley, y. y
Mitchell, Vim. .
listed, Baten4n, \. Y
NcGrau VIM, 18th n. Y. died Of Fort Columbus.
Roberts Georse age p; Co II Iith Michigan.
Reardon Jeremiah 81 Co II, loSth NJ III residence
when enlisted New-YoIk City.
Smith, a. p Co. {, 47tn N. Y.
Smith jeremiah age 81 CO. H. 1891 Pa
Smith, Alonzo NJ, Co. h, lst Tenn. Art Rebel.
Shulcr George, age IS; 81 Ohio Battery
Scott. Henry, Co. h. lith Iowa
Wilson, Bonaparte, age 70 unais'sned-
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Newark IIcthodi.s Episcopal Conference

The eighth annual Conference Of this body
has just closed its eighth annual session. The following
are the appointments OF preachers for the year:
NEWARK DISTINCT. L. AYES. 7. E.-Newark: Hnl.
sey.st and FaiimOunt &. Larew; Franklinst and
Housionst. John Atkinson. ClL,on.st, X. Is. yard
Union-st. II. II. Smith, Central Church ard Asbuiy
Chapel, l.. L. Dunn Quarry st. }. Il. Bryan; ST. Paul.
Il. L. Dashie Warren.St j. .. Rogers; ;. Market-st
TO be supplied; W. Eroads'o H. ID. Opdyke; East
VILE, ID. X. Lowrei n. Belleyille. TO be suppied
Bloomfield. J. H. Adams; Moun.olair. j. Gawans;
Orange i. Nanhorn Orange and Jeifeisonyiile' 70
be supplied lrvinrton and MiddeyiNe, j. Scarlet :
Chatham and Livingston. = NJ Stiles Madison. j. NJ
Crane; Parsippany and Whippany. to be supphed
BOOnton. W. q. Virgins; DcnNile kockaway valley
and Greenvillc. to be supplied; Boonin gdale H. Lifts
Fairfield and Pine Brook > j. Morris; Little fais TO
be supplied Verona. q. T. Jackson = 4. Moore
Chaplain; j. VI. futile Agent SANITARY Commission
Member Of Central Church Quarterly Conference.
PATERSON DIsTRIcT--N. NASsANT. 7. E.--PAT-
ECsON--lirst Church, Il. Kelly; Prospect st. IL. n
Butts; Markctst. and Red Mills, y. NJ. Freeman; New
Prospect j. T. Switzer Passlc. 10 be supplied; Hack
eDsack and Bulls Ferry to be supplied. j. W Seran
JERSEY CnY--rrnity. 5. y. Monroe; II. PauIs, VIII
liam TunisOn; Hcddiag Church, William Day; Bergen
Emory Church. j. |. Morrow Grecnviile Bayonne
and Communpaw. a. s. Compton. one 10 be supplied:
HUDSON CITY--fIrst Church. VI. l.. Ellison; Second
Church j. n. Fitzgerald; Hoboken. j. X. Burr Fort
Lee to he supplied; Eaglewood. II. NJ. Simpson: Pail
sadeS, Piermont and Tappan f. +. Hadley, one to be
supplied; Nyack. b. o. Paryn; Rockand Lake. q. II.
Winans Hayerstraw, X ;. Arndt; North Havcrstraw,
chanicsvle. G. Clarke, ST.. Spring Valley and Saddle
River. supplied by NJ +. Reed.
j. W. Wiley editor of Ladies Repository and Mem.
Der Of Trinity Quarterly Conference.
Stephen l.. Baldwin. Minister to China.
b. Is. Simpson, member Of Hoboken Quarterly Con
ference.
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Which wss referred to Committee on StrestA
{. "a ,REYORIB.

4 II = n ~
- =, RxHORIs. l. + y y.
tn. Committee on Finance presented report donating =
the Rsiomed Dutch b tR charch At BIoominsd.ls.
Which was laid over .-9L l1,
Miss Mary Ma.te.on and damage done property
In Worth street.
Which was laid over.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Adermn RYERs moved tina, when this Board sdourns II
do to,neet Monday. third instant, At two O'clock
Which vas conquered in.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Communication received from the officers OF the Sail
ors Snug Harbo transmitting the annual report OF the
Treasurer Of tina, institution.
Which was ordered on file. -
A communication received from the Street Commits
soner transmitting spporonuent Of ossessment I'm the
matter Of paving ThiTtyecond street, between sixth and
Seventh avenues.
Which was ordered on file.
Communication received from the Harlem Ga, Light
Company giving notice to the Corporation Of the City OF New
York that and after the first day Of April next will do
mand an increase fpay for lighting the public lamps
communication received nom the street Commls
oper vs creating the office Of General Surveyor, aud
Communication received from tho Street Commits.
oner transmitting spporonnen. for the work
of tagging Broadway, between Fiitieh and Fifty second
Which was ordered on hIs
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Alderman NoRroS moved that this Board do now adjourn
Aiirmave-Aldermen Norton Shannon, Jeremiah, O'Brien
Nega,ve-Aldermen Moore. Flynn. Geo-~v. Mcknight,
Rycrs. Brice, Kelly, Masterson-a
MESSAGE FROM TIE MAYOR.
message wa. received from His Honor the Mayor.
mendng tt the corporation ppy TO the Legislature fof per-
mission borrow twenty million dollars for the purpose Of
raising to volunteers for this city.
Which referred 10 tbs Committee on Rational Az
fars
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
Nv Alderman OTTiwRLL-
Rs.red That the Commissioner be and he hereby
authorized and directed discontinue the OF one half the
number Of lamps in in the district lighted by the
Harlem Gas Company.
Alderman RYgss moved amend the resolution by striking
The words half Of the number Of and insert the
words " each alternate"
lie then moved further 10 amend by adding the word
I" forthwith" after ths word f" discontinue
Which carried.
The resolution then laid over
On the board Adjourned aud the PRESIDENT pro sm
then that the board stood Adjourned until Monday
the third proIimo, at two O'Clock p m - -
DIT. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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fAdvcrtisement.
COyguNpTIOy-Co CONSUMPTION

We say TO having Consumption In whatever
of the disease Dr. WIsHARTs PINE TRER TAR CORDIAL
which readily taken up by the blood aud carried to the
and the healing principles Of the Tar act upon the
famed Of the lungs and stop their decay and the
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TaE PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL pures the blood and ceanses
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The late Gen. Strong once said that when
JEFF. Davis Secretary of War, he reviewed the CO
dets at West Point of whom Strong was one. on
showery day, standing under green umbrella. The
General said he made up his mind that military mAa
who was afraid of Summer shower on such an occa'
SION. mast have subsratum Of cowatdice In his COM
position. somewhsra
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HEAVY ROBBERY AT LOrISvILLE.-The par
tculars Of the robbery Monday last OF Mr.. a.
BANDS banking house at Louisville. KY are these. as
we find in The Louisville Democrat
There was no one in the Office but Mr.. Bland. who
stepped ward the vault the door OF which was OPEN
for the purpose of selling the silver 10 the STRANGER In
the bow window the street was about so,Op III
gold which Mr. T. in the habit OF keeping there
ON exhibition. On the desk shelf running along the
wall WAS a pile Of greeubacks. among which was one
package containing s25 900 beside large amount oil
silver.
"Mr. Bland was about 10 count the silver for the
stranger when be suddenly drew pistol from his
BOSOM cooked it, and placing the muzzie 10 his head
said Get in there and Mr.. B. was soon compelled to
get into the close vault Scarcely had be entered when
the thief closed the door upon him. and locked it, taking
the kew with him. In the twinking Of eye two con-
federaes entered the bank and the three commenced
wholesale robbery AL the gold and silver and all the
grecubacks they saw, they carried OIL amounting Ia
between $50 900 and 100000"
The robbery was discovered by person who entered
tho establishment subsequently to the foregoing trans
actions The proprietor being locked into the safe
locksmths and machinists were called. and an houi
and half was consumed before Mr.. u. could be ex
treated being then in very exhausted state having
narrowly escaped suifocaton. There were no traces
either Of the plumber the punderers at last accouns
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Tho Dorsr IN. H.) Inquirer gives the follow.
ing statement OF the soldiers vote In the several New.
Uampshira regiments 30 far e recNiyedi

Spring chickens, something larger than {
harso fly or fat humring bird. have begun TO appeal
Ia tue markets In several localities
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tAdvertisement.I

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WINDOW SHADES,
Gold Holland &c; new Style Shade Fixtures at reduced
prices. q. L. l. j. d. kelly, No. $50 Broadway
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURr-CuAxsEss-MARcH 3l.-Bei0rs ~
hce CLERxe .--t
DnCUNNS. "a -a

SUPREME couRr-CuAxsxss-MARcH 3l.-Bei0m ~
hce CLERxR. r-t
DpCuWNs f ~
Catharins Ncvins agt. The New-York Life In.
and Trust Company sment conformity with
the OF complainant Allowances odns
da with clerk.
i.IT. Before Justice LEotAsDa Ur,f~ ~
In the petition Of John Leverdss Steuhen A. Bre0S
two Of the trustees appointed by the win Of Samuel Y
Thompson to be relieved Of their duties othss
appointed In their stead The United States Truso
Company be appointed trustees and the resisnstions
accepted Mr. Drake think. properly resign II b
peases In the sppieon Of Lester Walack-Avplics-
ton denied Thomas J. Macarthur agt. Hugh McCros
Motion granted $40 to sbide event The People ri
Theodore Besson ct al OCT Ernest Observation-Disclosures d.
charged without costs TO either party Ca,harine L. Schmoa
sgt George X Schmotz-Repor confirmed and judgment
divorce granted Hip r...T ......I
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TrRx-MARcH 3l-Bstess
Justice MoSELL r r..-.r
DECISIONS.
| Scheple agt. Grove, ct al.-Alotion granted.
Tyler sgt Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company motioa
| for trial denied mi
Buruse..ett ag KesseCsse sent to Sheriff jury 70 -
sess damages 3. =, /.
Burg sst Caey-Ordered that defendants dsehAIssd
from attendance witnesses. ID. .r..l..
Before Justice GARvy
Washington Marine Insurance Company at heiseifoth-
Case settled
| COURT OF GENERAL SESSIOSs-MARcn J.-Be6sss
City Judge Russell PA
Eliza Plass who fosnd pocket-book IN an
Eighthavenue containing 273 end who Ieusti TO dcvs
sentenced the House of Correction for years uRu
such time her motber whom the Judge considered s
guilty party, should restore the money TO the poe
woman who Loaf IL. ...- ri
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Those who would avoid the languid conditio,
Of the system known - the Spring Fever should
KENrs EAsr ixpA CoBysB. For sale by all grocers. u
cents per pound Wholesale Depot No. ls4 Rsadsst
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THE PRESIDENT on THE BATTLE FIELD.-We
learned from an officer who arrived from the front
Yesterday that on Saturday morning. shortly after the
battle commenced which resulted gorously for the
Union arms in front Of Petersburg President Lincoln.
accompanied by General Grant aud Stat started for
the battlefield and reached there Ia time to witness the
close OF the contest and the bringing In Of the prisoners
His presence was Immediately recognized. and created
the most intense enthusiasm He subsequently rode
over the field listened to the report to General
Grant of General Parke of the Ninth Corps. and added
his thanks TO those Of the to the
gallant General Parke. for the great service be had
rendered In checking the fierce onslaught OF the Rebels
and In capturing 30 many OF their number.
Washington ChrVaice, March 20.
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OPTICAL

STATED SEssIoS-Friday, March 81. 1865,
OPTICAL 2o'cock p. m. }
TIE Boarl met pursuant to cummet in their Chamber
No. 10 City Hail.
Prr.en-James Hayes ESQ., President in the chair, and
the following members;
Councilman keenan,, Healy Robinson, Stscom, Hsgsry,
Ko.trr Kinney, Brinkman. Brady, Houghtan, Leayy,
MoGIaih Green Lent, smith, OCalsshan Russell Joyce,
Reilly and Cook--2i.
ne reading Of the inmates Of the preceding meeting
dis pcnsed with.
, 1865-02-15
Qhlraq<1 Nr1bnt1e.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1906.


-
The news from General sherman's army
still comes through rebel sources, but is favor
able and indicates that he is marching on
into the bowels Of the land" According
to the rebel versions, he has tapped the rail-
roads north Of Branchrine, destroying all the
railroads ccntcring at that place, and has
crossed the Edisto river, the line OF Hardee's
defense, while another portion Of his forces is
near Columbia, another railroad point %ot
vital Importance to the rebels.
The Spanish Peruvian difficulty Is at last
scttltd. Peru retaining possession Of the
Chincha 1slauds and agreeing to pay three
million Of dollars, the expenses -of the Span
ish expedition.
Gen. Grnnt has returned from Washington
TO City Point.
Major General Schole1d has been assigned
to and has assumed command Of the Depart
ment Of North Carolina.
Reports continue to reach rs that tic
rebel troops have evacuated Mobile, and that
our feet is working Its way slowly up TO the
city. removing distinctions as it goes along
TWcnty-one vessels laden viii cotton have
arrived from Savannah ut New York,
A Paris letter gives publicity to q state
mcnt that two new formidable rams, recently
built in French WATERS, have been sold to the
rebels and arc coming over to force their way
into NcE York harbor, There will he O seri-
GUS protest maac.
Our Washington dispatches arc full of ru-
1nors in relation to the approaching Vacancy
in the Treasury Department and the counec.
ton Of Senator Morgan Herewith. Various
candidates arc nnmed and amusing and inge.
nious spec,ilauons by the goszlps resulting
'thercffom, arc spread out at length to be
taken at wbat they arc worth.
, 1865-02-15
OUR CINCINNATI LETTER.
The Chicago Conspiracy
Case,
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
CINCINNATI, Feb. II, 1885.
The Military Commission now in session In
.,..-",.- -, 49, -, ~ ~ r1;cooo
consnirntors. assembled this morning in the
Ie.A1 -. ..s.s-,o.s. =, -
1o1unua VI lAc toult nouse, pu' eu'n. ~ az
jo1lr1,ment. The President, Colonel Murray,
.oa all +ba 1nonn1,ore ,f +he Conrt were nras-
uAo I'LL tuo oue"os.s y. NV
ent; also Major Il. l.. buE1ett, Ihe vuu6o
Afyocatc Co@onel jackson, the Associate
r.|- r.,,.,,,, +ho aocreod md f,,n;,
Government Counsel, Inc ACCUSED ana tae1f
rounse1
~. o.-o,,fnot,on of Mr. Fe1fv q. St}ieers
!. 4Ac eAaAi4atto" -
WAS then continued as 1oiio"ss
MR., srnaHnts Ey1pENcE.
.a+,.,r ~ +ta LADDERS of the order he1d on
~ as III ~ 7aGa 1sGa ,t The GAIT Hnuse in Louis.
.i1a III ~ Io.hra Il Rn,iitt urcstded There
ars' raaG1t n1nnr xfeen members OF the Order.
vSnn Were Rev I. E, Bosley Methodist
a1o1ng wI T1nro Gb1isttanburr. and Hessrs n, &.
In9mas. Gi, SHuGni II n y Wittss mvsc1f and otha1s
roa a-,na ~ mt re,nemher but which at The
Maesf feaished - liant col. Farley at I9uIs-
Viz et1o arnthe1 mectine3 was held few daya
se. ~ ~. tba sitth Il the T0nIsyi]Ie Hotel.
hiIeIMaiu, @ ~ .nu o-asaaf r. Row1es. Dr. Kafus.
nnEu e LEE n1a - Iojiarsno,1s Mr T. Mtl}er ani!
nTho-a e. thc former n1eetIp. there WIS no ex.
tin nf ar,na hut he hitter one at Tie Louisville
uon u a[gf ca1fs5 ~ enabi liz Booking to cxhibii
rome q a. it, nse. There were moi
rnra tS.U ten nr q dozen members present
n,o.e n1, "n "hihited diagram Of his ~ Arthusa'
LeeA'tE =. r3Es,I G1"'' Ercnade. which: he stated
" 1unu ,,a4fn accee.snry to the Order in theI1
Seatttsen Ss nf fosernmsnt property, as vhen
, 1865-02-15
FROM NEW YORK.
The Treasury Appointm ent-Q0 Or.
der for the Draft

NEW YonK, Feb. 1.-THE ComuerrIars Wash
Co1l's decInatfon Of his nomination to the Treas
nry Department. his friends continue to press bis
name upon The President and It Is thought ssna-
tor Morgan will accept the position.
No orders have been IecF1red from Washing
ton to. commence drafting here tomorrow, and
it IS thought there will be a postpouement
Recruiting Is progressing rapidly
FEw YonK- Feb. 14.-Capt Jas. s. Deef1, con-
victcd Of being Spy and guerrilla, and being one
Of the Lake Erie plrascs, will be hnug. on 9atuE-
day morning on Governors Island, New York
haIhor, the sentence having been fnlly approved
by Gen. Dix.
The Ion.mereiars Warrington special says Nj.
Car1e1d'g bill for national line Of ra11road from
New York to Washington, met with unexpected
oppositon In tho Committee on Railroads It IS
now doubtful whether 1t Will be favorably report
ed upon. .....
The tommkrcsdrs Newbern, N. G. correspond
ent ssys that IN expedition is preparing there,
which in al probability will mike an advance on
Go1deboro. II captured 1t will give Us MI Of
Southeastern North Carolina. .
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