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The New York herald., 1865-03-16

TN MEMORfAM
AT meeting OF the field stan and line officers of the
Twelfth New York Volunteer cavalry held Camp Palmer
Outposss NewDern, ". c. the evening OF February
1865, Major r. A. Taylor chosen Chairman and First
Lieutenant A. j. Pfcrson Secretary The following preamble
aud resolutions were then read and unanimously ado sed
Whereas, II has pleased the Almighty God In His RN wise
providence 70 take from us our beloved brother officer
Lieutenant Gles r. Ward, Jr, Company L. Twelfth New
York volunteer cavalry (and late aid camp Brifsdcr
General w. Palmer Commanding District of North Caro-.
na) while IN the discharge OF his duty Cold
Rain N. O., on thr 2sth day OF January, 1865;
Resolved, That although Lieutenant Ward had been with
us but short time he had ondeared himself by his
kind disposition unninchng courage and sodiery deport
ment.
Resolved That the death Of brother cer,
the service OF the State of New York has lost of ts
brayest ones aud our regiment of s brghests ora
ments.
Resolved That deeply sympahizs with his family and
friends In this their sad who left
the loss OF areconate brother that God
In His infinite mercy will grant them strength TO bear their
sad aniiction.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded 70
the family OF the deceased.
N. fAyIoR, Major Twelfth New York Volunteer
valry and Chairman
JOHN 8. LORD, Captain Twelfth New York cavalry
JOSEPH M FISH Captain Twelfth New York cavalry.
X. J. H. RUSSELL, First Lieutenant Twelfth New York
cavalry. Committee.
vary and Secretary
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JNHEMoRIAM.
a meeting of the Deputies OF the Sheriff OF the city
and county OF New York held a the SherIfs olce Tues
day, March a. 1865 ames Lynch, late Sheriff being also
present. John !. " Nes,trvcli under Sheriff called
the chair and Joel q. stevens appointed Secretary
Mr. Thomas Murphy stated .he object OF the meeting to
he for the purpose Of adopting suitable resolutions relative
10 the demise of our late associate, Hugh Kelly
The sub Joined preamble resolutions then read,
adopted and ordered to be published tn the Herald, World
kxpross and Daily News
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from
Kelly and whereas desire to place record our feel
ings Of at his early and unmey dccease well
OF fsympathy for his bercayed family; therefore
Resolved That while we bow In humble submission 10 this
mysterious decree Of an All wise Providence we take mel
anchoy pleasure In bearing tribute Of respect 10
ceased friend whose upright conduct and exemplary depor
o1ccr and hts best aud who
priceless heritage TO his family In honorable and well
spent life.
Resolved That tender heartfelt sympathy to the be
reavd family Of the deceased in this the hour Of their ac
on aud while We recognize how utterly futile must be all
oncorts at consolation under this heartrending dispense
ton mos, ferveny commend them to the God Of the
widow and the fatherless who alone bind up their
hides shining face
Resolved That win attend the funeral Of friend and
associate Ia body and pay the last sad tribute Of respect "a
the remains OF him whom have long known, loved and
honored.
On motion, adjourned. . -
JoKL q. STEVENS, Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A HOUSE, ON THE PARTISAN PLAN.-wANTED, A
IA capitalist to Building the Partisan plan,
gentlemen TO associate with others In erecting such build
Ing Fifth for their TO accommodate eight
first families Particulars be obtained and plans
at the Office Of CHARLES DUGGIN, Architect 10,
Hrna
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DRY GOODS.
DETIRING FROM BUSINESS
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
g. KILLEM a co
We this day offer The balance Of our entire soch Of
DRY GOODS
at all greater reducon from our former low prices
For few days herc will be grand opportunity ~
CHEAP GOODS
q. KfLLEM A co,
426 Grand street,
Corner OF Attorney street.
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SHIPPIN NEW S.

ALMANAC ToR NEW YoRK-rHIs
UW RISES. 10 NOON RISES. eve 10 ~
UK SETS W HIGH WATER. morn 10 "A
Port OF New York, March 16, 1895.
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NY MERCHANT OR MANUFACTURES HAVING
IA S2000 worth Of Merchandise, and willing % make a.
exchange will find It TO his interest TO call this day n
morrow from II TO O'Clock, upon JAMES o. FLYN, No.
Corandt street. No Gilsey Building who will give all
uculars.
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DANQUET OF THE KNIGHTS OF ST PATRICK, AT
ID the Metropolitan Hotel the evening OF March IL,
le65-A few moro tickets can be purchased from
VIM. X. Roberts, 262 Bowery.
Judge Denis QUINN III Nassau street.
John IT. Harnett 68 Wall street.
Joseph MCGUIRE l2b Third avenue.
Peter Muldoon lSO Pearl street.
Irish American ONCE Of and Nassau streets
John McAuifc, 4S Nassau street.
r. Is. Connery, 376Second avenue.
James d. Kirker, 599 Broadway.
TICKETS TEN DOLLARS EACH.
DATrERY r, FOURTH REGIMENT ". Y. g. N O.,
Id March Is, lS6J-The members Of this command are
hereby notified appear the arsenal OF White and
Elm Streets In fun dess fatigue caps Friday the 17th
inst at O'Clock A. NJ for parade 1t necessary that
every member should be present in due time BY order Of
RICHARD O'GRADY, Captain.
MICHAEL MuLeuraE, Orderly Sergeant.
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A MEPrcAN sTEEL-sPRING, TOE CALRIN0, TIRE
Sleigh Shoe Steel OF all sizes and kinds made OF
the the Norway Works. Boston,
for sale by the proprfeters. NAQLOR CO.. Boston, New
York and Phiadelphia.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
EopNp,oN TUESDAY EyEsINo, IN CAR ss OF THE
n Eighth Avenue Railroad Company, q Poremonnae .,
containing n small sum ~ money, with tickets &c 1hc
owner can have the ssns BY applying 70 Mra Rnnh corner
Fery npW srsss Asd EikAh ASspye
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A PRIZE OF $500 WILL BE GIVEN IN EVERY
q failure 70 describe any case q Ghrcnc nsease
They win be at their Office in tho Asor House April for
few days only.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-17

The new carpet for the house Of
Representatives at Washington, cost
seventy five thousand dollars.
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9Rs alsiiiif''oifk ''i Sfffsrsonian
TERMS:
s2,oe RER,ANNUM INADvANCE.
CIRcuLATIoy, DOUBLE THAT OF ANY
oTHEk rafku IN rIfE COUNTY.
Selling an Auciioneer.

Our handsome, gcntlemqnly, gen.
ial Major Frank M. --.of course Frank
is only commissioned an auctioneer,
and is no. more Major militarily
than Ire is Frank M. boptismally; but
in this city OF Philadelphia, wherev.
er you meet the man and say to him
--"Forty dollars advanced on fort,
thousand" and IL he don't say--"Go-
ing-gone = sold, gentlemen come
into the st. James," we beg his par
don. He is not the Frank M. we
mean. 's''
The other day George w, whose
smooth, round, jolly face every one
who has been six times to the post
office and three on change, remem.
bers as well as they do at Deans.
went driving into Franks office all
business, and sung out:
"Iook- here, old fellow, can you
accommodate me with small advance
on q choice invoice of fancy dry
goods that I want to get off my
hands p
ayes, my dear fellow, certainly
But thunder! Inever knew that You
had figured cent in the dry gocds
line"
Eyes, tribe, Frank. peen dab.
bling trific in that way these two
years. Got stuck with a fancy lot,
I'm afraid--toriy thousand dollars
worth. Wnrt you to get the invoice
of FOR me at best rates. Shall I send
round enough to cover the advance?"
"Pshaw-no. What the mischief
are you talking about? How much
do you want9 2"
ooh not inuch--forty dollars will
serve my purpose to-day"
"Forty devils. Why, George,
you're crazy, man. Here call it 81,
000." ! 'a
"No / won't, Frank. I don't want
it. Give me the $40, and to morrow
I'll drive the goods round, and take
the tour thousand, if you happen to
have IL convenient"
George went out with the forty
dollars, and on the following day
punctual to appointment, he walked
into Trunks office, and up 10 that
gentleman's desk, with theiIovely, ac
complished Mrs. w. on his arm.
"rhere, old fellow" said George,
rs grave an owl, "there's the choic-
est invoice of fancy dry goods in
this city, l know. Has cost me forty
thousand dollars--and is worth (fty
per cent above that figure as the
markets are."
George w. got several severe cuffs
from his better half, and Frank find. |
himself successfully sold, proposed
q compromise
81 say, you unconscionable sharper, |
keep this sell to yourself, and the
forty, dollars to buy one of those Il \
bon ton 'empires,' for Madam W."
George promised; but there was
some one else in hearing that didn't
and Frank M. is an every day suffer
er from that dry goods sell.
The new Garnet for the Louse of |
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Come to Time.

!, ,.i a.i8 50 ----4uL or 1i A..
You read about the Dry Goods stooks lpH S
And notions OF every grade,
But shannon,s lot ofWATCHesand CLOCKS.
Lay such things In the shade. : 'N'NSA''
America Is bound to shine, -.-.,...
As long as she's nation, l' f''lil i's
And the American Watch aba,t ,h,. .,,.
Creates "Big Sensation.p - 'D'' 'D''' '''Ao,
oi Watches we've splendid stock
We're bound to please YOU an. r'UH ''sl
NOW u you need Warren or CLocx, p I g3i
But give "hie' shannon" a CALI .Grts ,
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5 Nkw YoRK, April s. $50 r. M.-The Mer-
c1ancs Exchange Of this city furnishes the
Following important announcement: The
'sseemer Harriet Delord Of Baltimore was
captured 1y party Of rebels at Fairha-
ven, Iswt9cket River, Tuesday b. N. She
Immediately started down the Chesa nasks
and It u feared she viii DESTROY vessels.
BALTIMORE, April $3.50 8. m.-1.snt
Albert League, Of the steamer Harriet ia.
ford. which plies between this mort and IN.
Ftou. landings In the Patuxent River> AZ.
rived here this morning with seversi r e.
sengers, who gives information Of An f at
Of piracy somewhat similar in circn M
stances to the st. Nicholas piracy in tn.
summer Of 1851. They state on Tues:i law, :
p, M, while the steamer was living 81 the
wharf at Fairhaven, Cheering Bav. shous
Nfebeis disguised and claiming to ba 70.
fugees, who came up the Patuxent In beats
the previous p. M, appeared on board ma
shortly alter threw Off their disguise. Mhav
detained the engineer ard fifenen VIII
they compelled 70 get up steam, and mn
started down the river, hut shortly tSfc
ward returned and permitted the psEgE1Gai x.
gers 70 la1d ,at FAifhaven.. some smciiey
W1Ats ken tAlpngtnIg to thS steaher. An9
al heHe W9s 4 6t,hfsr Of nek1oes aa3oad
laam ~ dAsassla q :ips !! !, 4 ~
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From Mexicl,ol,

NKw York, April 5.-The steamer Col
umbta with Havana dates to the LIST inst,
has arrived. ~
Late advices from Vera Cruz confirm the
report OF the disaster to the commandment
Of Vera Cruz: Il appears that with $50
Austrians and MataMorians he went to the
neighborhOod OF Alinvo and burned and
pillaged. On his return he was set upon
~ 4O liberals, himself killed aud $50 Of
nls followers also killed or wounded. The
outrages this man has committed in Mexi-
co will brand him with infamy.
The Austrians are becoming dissatisfied
with the service in Mexico aud are desert-
ing daily, while others are dying rapidly
,Ehe French have abandoned the ekpedi-
ton: TO- Minatillan and other places on the
coast, and seem to be going home. Large
nn,noess left by tbs steamer on tho 18th
We, and others in Transports S, 4,
|.s.,1tis ssTid Mrs, o1iado, os diamond WAi::
$500 aot0raety, Il dangerously III Of email
III 10 e shash several passes nad pscntitypd
Hai - =. yd staai s,a:sd .aem auoa
- sW5rS III iansExN.ars. 5.a.as< 49,. ....1
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speeial g New York Papers.


d NEW YORK, April 6-The Posts special
says: Advices from Richmond represent
the fire there as very destl uctiye, totally
destroying many tobacco warehouses.
Gen. Grant was In confident Spirits
Lees army was completely broken. II he
stops ut ,Lynchburx he viii I've surrounded
by our forces. s. ~
{ New YORK, April 6.-The Commensurate
Washington special says: Wounded men
of the I'd New York cavalry report that
their regiment went into Sundays fight
dismcunted and 800 strong, and came out
with only a00nlen and l observation-disclosures
officer. 4tstN sss as;4s9as
Among the large buildings destroyed in
Richiuondwer Haxeifs, Li!i's, aud Crew
IL Smiths tobaccU factories. and the Mer-
chants Institute. The entire SQUARES
bcur ded by Main street, the river aud 7th
and 18th streets are IN ruinsss 90 q
f Rebef st ragglers got drank aud plum
deted the stores! Aslarge number of per.
sons were killed by the explosion ot maya
yisfss. a II the minutes or the aims house
were Killed or injured. ~ 9k,yfs,s lstsa
TIE Cbn.,nsreiarSa special seys:,Ex-
Senasor WIKI inson, Of Mimi, etill ex pects
IL terpersede Mr.. Dale ~ Nefnnai1sioner ST
Indian affairs. a# Il s1sa - 1aW eiif +
E Col. Baker Will coon turn hiss attention
To I he enlsstment III Chicago BufN5io, aud
|other W esteryi cities p De73 soGs lgsit
The Prss's special says President BIS
|ctln. on Tuesday, gave q public reception
IN jet. Davsss psrlos. sssa9 ~ 80 5is.f.is &
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war Balietin.
ToFFICIAL.1

\
WAR DEPT. WASHINGTON. April I'LL
D. INFO MAJ. Gen. DIR: The following
telegram from Grant has just reached this
Department. At what hour to-day It left
him does not appear, but probably theSaf-
ternoon. No details Of casualties have
been received. but they are expected to-
NATION had been received Of Gen. Custar
being killed is not true. He was unharmed
late this afternoon.
(Signed, L. NJ. STANTON, - :.
Secretary Of War.
/, WILSON STATION, VA, April 4.-To Hon.
e. N. Stanton: The army is pushing fore
ward in hope Of overtaking and dispensing
the remainder OF Lees army. Sheridan's
cavalry and the 9Th corps are between this
and the Appon,attox. Gen. Meade and the
I'd and 9th corps are following. Ord is fol-
lowing the line 81 the SoEthslde railroad.
All Of the enemy that retain anything like
an organization have gone north Of the APP
po,nattox, ard are apparently heading TOR
Lynchburg.
TLeir losses have been very heavy. The
houses through the country are nearly all
used as hospitals tor the wounded
In every direction I hear Of rebel soldiers
pushing for honle-some in large and
some in small squads, ind generally with
out az ms.
The cavalry pursued 80 closely that the
enemy nave ,Oeeu IOIceO 10 ue6tIOys pIOOd.
bly, the greater part Of their transportation,
caissons aud munitions Of war. The num-
her of prisoners captured yesterday ex-
ceeds 200. &
From the 18th of March to the present
time our loss in killed, wounded and cap
tured will not probably, reach 1000, of
whom from 1900 to 1000 were captured,
continue in pursuit a. long as there APP
pears to be any use in it.
{Signed) U. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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From, Mobile.

NEW YORK. April6.-The steamer Guild
ing Star from New Orleans March rs,
Southwest Pass 2Sth, and Key West, April
ID, has arrived. Tie q. s. steamer Cir
caYeiau arrived at Key West "a yil "a, aue,
reported IN attack Of the Union forces and
gunboata On Mobile, March 30 Nopar-
ticulars obtained except that the monitor
Milwaukee was blown up, of Dog River
Bar, by q torpedo.
dated March 4.h. says: On the 18th Gen
aud Barrarcas for 9nkeiy Landing, on the
Tombigbee, with the purpose of fankinl
tho defenses Of Mobile. It is thought this
will compel the rebels to fall back up ,ht
Alabama, as it VIII be the only opening
left to theN, lift be not already blocked.
On the I'D ult. Wilson's csvajty We're
lheardtsom, doing well. I. =. I ~.
S Foreign News. 9 ~ -.
New YORK, AEeii .5.--Tha Steamer Elm
from LiverpoQl I'D, ind Qaheen sIt,ss 2 sd
has arrived here, - u .,fss+is sss,sS al I
p LIVERPOOL, April 70. Cotton very aat
MISUNDERSTANDING closing weak. 4.
LcNDoN.-Cousois 10; u S, 53s. ~,
Pohtlcal news very uuiii = as n,sx 81
LIVERPOOL, April 20 r. EraAfislnffa. KicD,
ardson. Spence 81 Co, Wakefield, Mash e
Co. and others, report q good attendance
OF buyers and q firn6r market. Four Qui,
ct but steady. Wheat firm aud III fair de.
mand at LAID per Qu:ntal advance for red
winter. Corn firm and 2da8d per qusrter
dearez. Provisions have been quiet hut
steady. Pork dull and easier. Bacon gem
orally steady, but il, come cases rather low
er rates accepted. Lard quiet. but firmer,
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from Gen. Shera man.

PH.,. A... April s.; Senator . sher,
Gen. Sherman Saturday morning. Tile
army of sherman was then about moving,
according 10 q prerarranged plan adopted
on his late visit to Gen. Grant at Fortress
Monroe. Isl, s45ts, s
{ The army was in magnificent condition
and its number much larger than general.
IL supposed a. + ~ isst
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i NEW NoRK, April Il. The Hcr0lds COR
Ires p0oden1 from tine late InaupiUn Of JGtl
Davisin Richmond. says: The ayacuation
OF thist city sssst seriously. contemplated
several days before it toDk aplace, bat the
final decision was not arrived et until Sun
day aftefno0niast, when Lee stelsgrsphed
Davis that Grant had rendered tho holding
Of the city by him inpoasiblV. THIS tsle-
gram was read iin,ithos churches, and the
departure OF the leading Febel Is coinmenced
at once, and WAS continGe0 through the
night. jet. Davis left at s r. NJ for DAM
vile. and &c is understood the government
archives were sent to that place and Wei.
don, n. G. The city was fired by order Of
Gen. d.weil, and although Gen. Weitzel on
reaching the city, endeavOred to subdue
the flames, one third OF the city Was des.
trOyed.s - Among the buildings burned,
were the War. Post Office aud Treasury
Departments. several churches, two banks
and three newspaper Offices. es tgs IS
+ " us understood to- have been Lees de-
sign to endeavora to reach Danyille.. Va.
and there 1ortisy and make another stand.
This plan Sheridan's movement has frns-
trated, and Lee Is now apparently eudeAv-
|oring 10 get to Lynchburg. s tr 1879 e. Z,
Inc rAeydtfs correspondent says The
works in front Of Richmond consist If
three strong lines wholly envelopiug tho
CITY. Inc outer ones are continuQps, the
inner one consisting Of n series 81 strong
redcubtss aud. abattis forts. All these
mount upwards Of 800 guns, and would,
had they been properly garxisonel, form
an almost impregnable series of detences.
Torpedoes were thick " strewn all over the
ground, worked with little lsGs for the
safety Of the rebels, but which they neg
ls6ted to, move III their hasty flight, aud
when inanching into H4chnond. The sec
iimu2 Hu0 MAS formed punMllv ma sfri,nis as
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Tho Chrtstian COlnnaission.

BoeToN. April Subscriptions to th
e.. S. Christian Commission in this city ii
to the present time amount to over So, o0t
aud are still going ons ,@
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ALBANY, April GA Proclamation BY
Reuben u. FentOn, Governor Of the State
of New York: Richmond has fallen. The
wicked men who governed the seeded
Confederate States have fed their capital,
shOrn Of their power and influence. The
rebel armies have been defeated aud scat.
tered. The formidable career Of the rebel
lion is apparently at an end. Victory eve
rywhere attends our banners, and our ar
mics, under Providence, are rapidly NOV
ing to the closing scenes OF the war;
Through the kelf-sacrifiee and heroic de-
votion Of our soldiers the life OF the repub-
lie has been saved, and the Integrity OF the
American Union has been mai ntained.
In view Of these important events Of the
achievements Of our noble armies and
their gallant leaders, in view Of the pro-
gfess made in suppressing the rebellion,
and tho encouraging prospects of the esrly
return Of pence, there is gres: cause 10 E Ee-
ioicing. Thanksgiving and prnites !, Reu7
ben T.. FentDn.s Governor of the estate Of
New York, do therefore declare, this,B u s,
proclamation. designating Friday. the Ath
day OF April inst, the day .appointsd flor
the ceremony Of raising tho United States
ffe<. on Fort SuRl tex, aS 4 day oof Tha INKS
giving to Almighty God tor the signal
blessings VI. have received It His hands,
and hereby Recommend re1igiousi ssects
of all dencsninxttons TO open Iheirs places
OI worship, dfu tOef peopin ou0sSus satVuS
their usual nvocation and assemble thert-
81, and it'll grateful hearts unite in prayer
|Af.d praise u, Him who has 30 ffnerciiH "
Remembered use iustaes hour Of otr
greatest need and 'per1l.Je ars NJ o. tsstg
iii witness u hefsspf Ishave hereuutOsstet
siuy hand and affixed the prlvy zeal of the
State at the city afa Albany, this 9TH day nf
April, A. o., 1858. ~ ,f.lass si1.3tAsiss i
|; ,'2s. i'faii6'i o. 1a egs X. Il. sFENTpN. !.
By the Governor. III vfisea8ua sssaai8 :,
leo. HAStSUteS. Hfly8t@ S0CfeSH4v,eHd5, a.
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~ TELEGRAPH

[oFFICrALs1 q

tOrFAClAN1 sssf
WASHINGTON, April 6-S A..M.-TO Gen.
Dix: The following telegran2 gives ell the
details received by this Department in re.
laftnu 10 military operations at Richmond
no.heretofnre published.
egsf Il = !. * Secretary ssasye Of War.
A4NEs. $ LANDtNo, Va. April 5-Il:So 9.
R.-,Hon. z. II. Nt6nton: Little u Known
REity Point. There are but Tow: omcets
Ht and they arc verWhslmed Nita Work.
Lee teabEraphed Davis q SD on sunday
that iSe was driven back and must ,evccu-
die. sThis was announced In chur0n.a Da.
w hid sold his furniture previously .
auction. ard Wdb ready to leave. AL the
leading men not away THAT evening.
sThe fe,hsal iron clae1s were exploded. The
Virnsn;a n q a,If1k In; the James river above
~ E S ses sSs city on. fire, and all the bu
ainess pbrtion Of Main street to the river
Was dasfroyed. The bridges across the
river VETS Also destroyed. Many OF the
fani{iea remain. Mrs Zee remains.
.Atlretersburg the public stores were
burned, anda few houses caught fire, bat
Hos much damage was done 70 the city,
Tho bridxes there were als0 destroyed. /
Rss c.aari idea 81 bur loss The only Gem
afaI Killed Il Winth rop. Porter - dan.
2er6usIy wounded IA the groin. General
Gram nas oonamanded the armies in per.
son since the bexinning Of operations. =.
~ u tt.(s. Il. DINA. Asst. SeCsy or War.
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Nt. Albana RatAera.

MONTREAL, April THE raiders us
charged by Judge Smith to-day were Inn
mediately re-arrested on the charge Of a
breach Of the neutrality law, escorted ia
the station by guard Of horse sHd artille.
trial. r. -
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! LoUIsvILLE, April 5, Via NAsHvILIE'
April 5.--Gov. Brownlow was lnauguIs g
ted II the Capitol at II o'clock. his M
5 T'he .3Uuyy.urs Nashville correspondent
saws both Houses unanimously rati fed the
Constitutional amendment.
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Gold.

NV YoRg,i April 6.--Specrlatio4s ia
Gold Are dull. The prospects Of the wAl
are such as TO leave no room for, former
wide speculations. The hiahess rates Of
yesterday were not ma lnta med this q. IL.
Opening at 81 52i; the price soon fell te
81 soy rNG st0H .n1 II af ,tyf stt Is
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Nstlonsl ,Uaitsr san Convenliuo.

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aosNEw YORK, April 5.-iTha National Uni
ttarian CONVENTION met hero to-day. Gov.
Andrew, Of. Msssa.e; usetts, was chosen
President Of the Cenye atspn. Reports 81
different Conferenc esg we're, read. i Nearly
100 delegates were present reprcseI ting