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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.

Committee OIL ARRANGEMENTS
Capt D Oullahan, Capt Thos G Murphy,
T 0'Connel, James Hendrehan,
E Mccain, -Carrell
Invitation Committee.
GOLD HILL
Hon ] B winters, Lima Colboth,
Hon John H Mills John Carley,
Hon VIM Hall Mcclellan.
Martin 0'Reilly, w Wright.
NJ Fitzpatrick, PO'Donohue,
Richard Canes Dennis Leary,
Valentine Butch, John MeCurdy,
John McCue, Thos Neville
VIM Loved, Thos Carroll.
N Mccarthy. John Mcmahon,
John Gleyey, Peter O'Connor,
Pr Splane, Hon W NJ Bishop,
Henry McGinn, NJ Flood
Thomas Campbell. HG Maynard.
John MeQusde, D Ball,
Peter DOYLE, Bernard Quigs,
Joseph d Binns, Mack DAILY,
John Mccarthy, John Donohuer
IL Hays, VIM Kelley,
William LOBBY NJ hcLeon,
Jacob Schafer, Geo Aylesworth,
Judge Robinson, VIM Began.
B Hovert, Vesey,
NJ o Boyle,
VIRGINIA CITY.
Hon Pembroke hurry, A Peasley,
Hon d Meagher, Tim Cronin,
Frank Hughes John Doyle,
F MonottJ MCallighan,
VIM Woodburn, Francis U Nell
p Mccall. Alexander Burke,
Thomas Flannary, Hugh Kelley,
Joseph Cummings, Pat McCourt,
p s O'Rielley, Pat Lannan,
James Malone. JP Gallgner,
Thos Prenderville, Capt John Cahil,
Capt Jos r Piunkett, Lieut. OTooL
NJ E DAILY,
AMERICAN CITY.
Hon E Patten, John Flannery,
Hon N Burns, Russell,
H Brown. John Corcoran.
SILVER CITY.
Jos McEyily, Jos Trench,
Capt Terry, N Reese.
DOWNTOWN.
John MeCone, Dennis 0Leary,
Jos Ryan, DANIEL Csrroi.:
DAYTON. 2
VIM Martin, NMcDermott,
D Reedy, Chas Quinn
ID Nurphy. VIM Rielley,
John Leary. AcAanan'
Thos Sha, Judge Reynolds,
John Hundley, Judge Hayden.
Reception COmmitfee:
Capt Plunket, T0'Connell,
F Splain, McCann, n"
w Ward. VIM Began. ..
JP McKenna
RIoOR ManaRers; -
CAPT John Cahill. Lieut. O'Tool,
Jas Hanrahan, Pc Donoghue,
Mr. Malurkey, ar Carren,
Frank Hughes. .....-.-.s
Floor Director. Capt. Th0s. G. Murphy.
TICKETS, dneludins Supper. 90
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10

r cox QUITO ANINDIvIDUAL OF THE
above name He has done me by paying
ne \ board bill Of two Year, standing and ten
doll.rs In borrowed money, IN greenbacks st par.
Thoae who dun Dunn may know Whist to expect
r OIFiaherty u smother sWindler, Of the same
sort RlChAhD 1A1NEc,
Gold HIl, Jsu. 9Th. In Exchange Ho.sl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10

"WEDNESDAY EVEN'G, Feb'y 90d.
ES Tickets, 81 5O,,1
Not transferable. to be had of members Of the
Company only.
Committee Of Arrangements,
Lieut. w A Bourne, Sergeant W Hoover,
Orderly Serg't J Wells, Corpl G w Cleayeland,
Private B F Whittemore.
Invitation Committee.
VIRGINIA.
Maj Gen L Van Box. Maj n W Win.on,
kelen, Major 7 A Hale,
Brig Gen A Hovey, Mai Sam Wasserman,
Col w L Van Bokkelen, Capt Jos Plunkett,
Col Chas A Sumner, Lieut. P 0'Toole,
Capt T G Murphy, Lieut. 4 Hanlsn,
Lieut. MUnahan Lieut. G. W MetLgar,
Lieut. Justin Edwards, Hon C NJ Cornell,
Hon Pembroke Murray, Hon A R Coryell, &.
Hon G Bateman, James Root,
John Gillig, Homer King,
Robt G. Graves, JC Currie,
] c Clark, CD Brooks,
W Billet, f Elliott
s Rosener, Thos OBrian,
A X Smith, Geo Crowell
G G Burnett.
GOLD HILL
Capt Winters, Capt P Wilbert,
Hon John H Mills Hon c w Tozer,
Hon W W Bishop, Hon S A Kellogg,
H G Maynard, &c Corey,
Samuel Hyatt, EA Gamble,
J L Reaua, A d Brooks,
VIM Hale WITH Lee,
p ID Headley L Bowers
CARSON.
Governor H G Blasdei, Adjt.Gen H P Russell,
Hon Lance Nightingale, Hon n Noteware,
Hon E Rhoades, Hon NJ Thompson,
Hon Fred Hutchins, Hon J w HaineS,
CAMP NYE. ..
Captain R c Payne, Lieut. VIM H Clark,
Captain A B Wells, Lieut. j A Wilkinson,
Lieut. John Littlefeld. Lieut. Joel Wolverton.
FORT CHURCHILL. ........
Major Chas McDermit, Surgeon G Meaeham,
Capt A N Runyon, Lieut. D Vanderhoof,
Capt VIM Wallace. Lieut. G Lansing
SILVER CITY.
Captain Stephen Terry, N P Sheldon. ...
Captain Pike; A Koneman;
Captain D MCGOWAN, Joseph Trench.
.. ........- DAYTON
Captain Thos Cummings, Fl G Blanchard,
Captain J Baker, 8 T Teet
WIN Stewart, Samuel Forsee.
Reception Committee.
... (Red Rosettes.)
Lieut. w A Bourne, o. Sergeant Jes Wells,
Sergeant Frank Reed, Lieut. G. w. Michigan,
Corporal G w Cleavland Sergeant W s Davidson,
Private Chas II Fish, Private Frank Ward
Floor Managers.
white RosetteE) r.. .,..
Iieut O G Pratt Sergeant w L Hoover.
Private F Whittemore, Private Frank Sporting.
FIoor Director. Capt. G. @. Warner
~ Dancing to commence at 81 O'Clock. pre-
cisely. 49,. fe3 I'd
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NIGHT WORK
REMOVAL.

M AsCHM HAS REMOVED HIS FASH.
MI ionable Hair Dressing and shaving saloon,
ffom his old placs 1t the Fl DorAdo, 70 the corner
Of B and Taylor str0sts, whore be VIII Be happy
10 mest bis Old friends md cuStomerA
IalS In fts3i .3 q ~. -. ANuh1A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10
CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Rally !! Every One /! !


Rally !! Every One /!
r EFT 1T BE CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD,
" without doubt, that 3. HARRIS, tho popu-
lar ClothIsr OF Gold Hill Is selling out his large
and extensive stock IN trade
AT SAN FRANCIsC0 PRICKS:
Merchants throughout the country Gre invited
!" give him call Il they want to get cheap and
nIe goods, ofthe lstsgt style.
single suits will be sold to private customers for
nhrY DAYS ONLY
a you Gents who want to replenIsh your
wardrobe at allow figure, don't lose this opportu.
i nifty. -.
RThs Fixture. and Good VIII Of tn. s.or.
will be sold at bargain VIM VI 'N' '''''
Apply to-
Il. HARRIs,
Gold Hill......Next to Evening News once.
Blue blankets.....---...------- 90
Best California 10 lbs. Blankets. 90
Beaver Double Over. C0ats, Eood SHal-
fty................ 90
General Hosan's Zouave Ca1s.-........1 50
Very Heavy Knit Neck Comforters.-.1 50
200 prs Fine French Calf BoOts.....-05 90
Our Best Nailed Boots, per Dair.......5 90
Best Cashmere Pants in the Stately 50
Good Linen busters and Coats---..-...1 IS
Home.Knitted Socks, per doz..........4 50
Extra supernne To1-sole Boots..-..6 90
Shaker Shirts and Drawers, nrst GuAl.
ity .........---...-...-..-- -
Nailed Boots. ...----.-------........--.4 %
| Business C0ats. "
| Boys Hats -
BroEan Shoes ss.-...............-----...-1 10
Velvet Vest. 80! ......................-..3 90
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, ...........-.-2 90
California Flannel OvcrshIrts,. --..--.-9 IS
Undershirts and Drawers, grey and
| white .........-...............-.l -
Hats, all cOl0rS, "
Cotton Half-HOse, per dozen-.......-..2 %
Working Pants. ..--.-..-.--..-......-..---2 30
Fine Cashmere Pants, -.-.............---3 30
Blue Pilot Shirts -.......-.--..........-2 30
Heavy Overcoats- -.-.---..-..........-.12 %
Superior Business Suits. 80
Superior Business Suits, light color .26 90
Cloth Caps, all coIors. IS
! Gents Cavalry B0Ots. 80
Wooden Hose, per dozen. 80
French Calico Shirts ......-......-......1 Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10

Or THE 10000 Chinese in California,
about 80, 900 are engaged as miners, each
navine. or supposed to pay, monthly
Tax Of s4-$l90,O0o per month to the
Stare and county revenue. About $500
,uork ON ranches; about 1000 as cooks
~ nriyate servants, and nearly 5000 are
mar traders and bsGgaFs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10

In reply to a statement made oy !en'
Davis that out of eleven thousand seven
hundred and ninety-fiTe bales Of cotton
shipped since last July from rebeldom, but
one thousand two hundred and seventy
two were lost, the Washington Republic
shows that seven thousand eight hundred
and thirty-four have fallen into the hands
of Federal cruisers during the time named.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10
VoD CHIEF RNGINERR.
H~ooorIas

Groceries. z,,.
TIJsT RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
81 GR0CERIES, direct from San Francisco, which
S,e viii seii Cheaper for Cash than the same
Eind Of Foods can be bought in the Tenltory; An
mr. Groceries and Provisions are mesh 9ooas de-
jivered Free Of Charge. KUHN bhOAhn.TSs;
Gold Hi Inno III. l6ha. -. slnll
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Baths-! Baths I!

1uEwoULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
w No have eH
Rs-Opened O1P Bathing Rstabltsh.
41 mAont!
AT the old stand. and are now prepared 70 &C.
modats the people in Arst-rate style on sstuf.
days and Sundays.
!. Gold Hill. Jan, I9, 65. jal9m
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06

burg With bollers leaking badly. She remained
thirty hours, repairing taking Oh 1896 psroled
Federal soldiep and IS officers, lately released
from CAhswbs and Ahdersonville prisons. She
arrived At Memphis last evening, and after coaling
proceeded About AN. when seven miles up, be-
up and Immediately took FIRE and burned To the va
teIs edre. OF a16 souls aboard, no, more than 10
vii BE- recovered. Five bundled were rescued and
are noW in the hospita two OF three hunirrd unin-
jIfed are 1t the soldiers Home Captain Mason, OF
sutsna, IL supposed to he losi. At four 6coct this
morning the river In front Of Msnphis va covered
wiih soldiers struggling for lie Many are badly
scaldod Bo.ts Immediately sent 10 tic rescue, and
arc still engaged picking Them up. Gen. wmhburne
Immediately orsau,ed bOnfd Of officer. to invcsti-
sA,e the anair Thcy are nov at work. No further
particular are received.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
STILL LATER
Arrival of the Peruvian.

Father FV1nt Apr1l 3o.-The steamship Peruvian,
nom Londonderry 2lst instant ha. passed this point
ut l135 A. N. to-day, en route for Quebec.
Liverpool, dp1l-The London MoRSIsG ADvEH-
makes objectionable statement that on the fall
of Richmond, Napoleon proposed a treaty between
England and France ains the United States In the
event OF ali attack on Canada.
The London INDEX yet expresses hopes for
the South In the second Of the war which II says
Is about to commence.
Buchanan, Hamilton 4 Co, China merchants Of
Glasgow, have suspended with liabilities to the
amount Of T50,OOJL to l,OlOoOL.
satterthvai,e's circular dated evening Of the 10Th
says the important of the fall Of Richmond and
destruction OF Lee's army has caused great excite
ment In the market for American securities, prices
having strong upward tendency, and evincins the
gIeai disposition .hieh eIts to buy American Gov
10 established very lane business has been done,
hvetventies touching at one time 90 eIcoupon; Him
there has been sish: reaction OF not quite De
cent, and subsequently there was further advance
under thu DaInascut nest.
The London TIsEs Of the 2Oth. says every one
must hope that II the South .hal be no longer able
TO contend with its adyersares By means Of regular
armies In the deid It will arcept the arbitration Of
war, and return TO hated political connection
rather than shed blood 10 purpose but Il IL mpos-
.be 70 say what desperate receive may be taken by
men under the Influence OF such threats the North
has continually uttered, and Of such laws Congress
hiss enacted For this re,son We hope that the lead.
sic TO cose Il they really believe their military
power Al AL end and that the North, may meet them
as conquerors should meet an honorable toe,
The Italian Parliament discussing the bill for
the suppression Of convent. and the financial bill.
There action either.
Rumos Of a ministerial crisis In spain were cur.
rent.
The CRsArvitch, Of Russia, continued danserously
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
FROM Texnh.

The Houston TELEGRArH Of the 4th ult, gives
what purporu TO be account OF the 'nerotiAtions
between Gen. Lew Wallace aud Gen J. q. Walker,
OF the Confederate" army, II seems Gen. Wallace
disgusted the Texans by taking the view" that the
rebels were virtually whipped. whereupon his oyei
lures Tor settlement on the basis OF surrender we're
rejected In sgrandiloquent letter from Walker, Of
which the following are specimen sentences;
stripped Of all diSguise, your proposition IL moth
nr le-s than that OF the Trans Mississippi states
are invited 10 lay down arms surrender at dn.
cretion. take an oath of allegiance 10 the United
states Government and in return TO accept such
terms OF amnesty, pardon foreign exile 4. our com
querors shall gIAciously accord US. Win
three hundred thousand men yet In the hed We
would be the most abect OF mankind. II We should
now bssely Weld all that We have been contending
for during the last four years, namely-Natonality
and tho right OF self-government. With the bless-
ing OF God we will yet achieve these, and extort
from our own government, ~ Ihat No ask,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
Domestic Wholesale Price, Currc.,

sIv YonK. sArusD.r, April 20, 1895.
Csros, B-Jsvs sxssSs' 81 DorniHse i9si9s
Cotio-l ID. Md. New Orleans ali; Md Upland,
Do~.stis essds, ya~d -shirtlnr, blend, fea41;
brown, -.s5 DO others 22s55, fsnnel., tcasS
fisS eS1-bry cod, so.9 90; Pick. do bbl., .
20 90; Dry scale, s26as 80; Pick. salmon, /, SO ~
IS o. hsefsreL l. Bay, 10 Soaid W. hsTinss /. boI.
rsOar sna Me-, bbi:-Gcne".., .r,, ! so.s Is.
state, 10 sI., 6so.1 %. Missouri, 5S SsIi Is
Canadian, c. 6. 6os9 30; Rye -four. kOso 10; Corn
mr. FraI~R..in. S'eS, ass.m; Isye 20 Dor. 90.
=; CurTanu, ls.ls1s; Almonds 24sSO 10 shslled,
Gra,r, su,h.-whe.t Ill. VII. 2 1872 So; can.dl.a
Club, bbsl 6Oi Rye, OOa 10; Corn y. ssai IS
Barley, DIAL o. ostA slAse, 7sa-i csnsdA 10
Lumbsr los, and Planfs per NJ, OOsTe Fat,
Spruce, ~ osss W siaveA hhds, s6A2 rs do bbls,
EolasAs, osi.-Nev Orleans, sO.l 10; Porto Rico,
nv. GOATS Cuba Nus, do, SOaoO; Cubs elayed
QI.17oiiye, case, oqt1 42Si Olive, e..th 2 %,
Rer,s ons.-Bset IN. bills u 90 .,S co. DO. p.
70 s y So b. p Or elf S pI aIS II %e
Chss.e, common 70 choice, i5ssS. " ''' -'-''
Sp,r't. esl.-Aieehol. s.li lSa4 2s; Brandy, o'A
Gin. Az. So 81 wiI.fsy X@, ! i0.s Ii
Svosy, b-Nev OriesnS a; ditto clarified.
a Porto Rico l2ksl5s4 Brazil, brown. llhsl2,
white, l6&alI; stuRru' loaf, 10; stuarts' best
crushed l9A; stuarts' graduated, 1874; STUART
ground. ION; stuarts White-A ls,.I stnarts' c,
I6baeee.-Ksntuety, sslo; Cuba duty paid ia
So; 81. Domingo ION bond 6sis; Havana duty
Wscl ib.~Am. ssI, &c iss1I; Am. r. b. NJ,
Ioslt Am. y and = Ne. GTsIy; Am. Ma. L y 4
oSa6l eqp. eI. pulled, G4a,2 No |, pulled 64ad5.
son akin; 6Oso; Gunpowder and Imp. li6 al IS ;
oolons Sal Co. SQUEEZING and Congo, 65Al 6V.
kiseslansous-Rice, 100 ID. East lndi-, dressed,
10 O0al2 81 Salt, Turks Island, hush. 45s4sB; Nv
eIpoo, sack, sOsl 9Oi Castile soap Ter h.. liz. l
Hops, crop 1858, 20a35 1864 do 25i4S UA, ~ lbt
North River ual 05 Candlea city, 9I!patn.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06

Washington, April 20.-Notice has been sivsn by
our Consul General In Canada that all the criminals
connected with the murder Of Mr.. Lincoln must Be
surrender red 10 the United States suthoritieA The
Investigation Of the case, Of the con,pirstos nov
In progress here. when the time arrives for the
publication Of the details they will sstound the loyal
North. AZ the Investigation Prosresses, additional
arrests are made, the whole number Of these nov
reaching nearly tvo hundred principally tsien from
the adjacent COUNTIES in Maryland. The following
letter written BY John wilkes Booth 70 his mother,
dated the morning Of the l4h Of April the day Of
the alton, hA. fallen into the hands Of the
government authorities:
Arm li-2A.M.
DEAREsI MoTBgR I know you expect letter
from me and am sure you will hardly forgive me
But Indeed have had nothing to write sbout
Eyery thing Ia dull-thst II, hS been III last niehi
THE Illumination Everything whs brsht and
Splendid more 40 IN my eyes If II had been d.p
makes light. only drop you thess lev lines 70 le
you know am we'll and TO say have not heMu
from you. Excuse brctity am In hmte. HNd one
anectionate am ever JOHN.
Arrest Of John y. Clarke, the Actor
Since the arrest Of Junius Brutus Booth, Mr.. john
3. Clark, brothcr-iu-av Of the assss'in, has been
taken nto custody, q, PhnadelphiA by whom or on
what charge Ia not known. nj, wife only knows that
he was taken away by three men two days sso' Hnd
has not returned since,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
The Day Of Mourning.

CIV the President Qf The United STATES Of Amsueal
4 rROCIANATioS.
Whereas, by my proclamation Of the 95th instant,
Thursday, the .bth day Of next month, wa, rucom-
mended as day for special humiliation and prayer,
in consequence OF the assassination Of Abraham Lin
coin lac Ppsid,ut OF the nited states bat rhrreds,
Jay attention has been called the faet that the day
Aforesaid IL sacred 70 lArpe numbers Of ChrIftkus "a
oao Of rejoicing the ascension Of our Savior NOlc
therefore, DO IL known that l. Andrew johnson, Pres-
ldeuI Of the United stateS, do hereb, suggest that
Ihe religious services recommcn led as Aforesaid
should be postponed until Ihussay, the 6rst day Of
Iune neIt
- teslIluSBy NhsIeoi have Lsygual0 sci ny Aaaa
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06

The Hay Market.

Ngw YORK, April q, 1865
Now that the gran for the summers crops has fairly
started which, by the way, learn promises an I'M
usually abundant yield, farmers anxious to dis
pooe Of their old stock and hence we havo the came
report nom the various hay mnrts in this viciniv,
VIZ. an overstocked market, and greatly reduced
prices. At Tonpkins Market the best quality up
country hay IL selling al 65 per cwt, and AZ the Eat
River Markets shipping lots have declined, within
lew WEEKS IRON GOAL 10 10 3bal ~, aud the Leaf
retail lots from % ~ 5Oal 70 per cwt At thu
North River Markets prime shipping lots offered
at % par cst, and retail lots At Seal Cb. A. the
cloee to-day the markets unsettled and tho
indications that the next few days vIu witness
still greater decline in prices
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
The Sad Journey.
Progress Of the Funeral Train.

The dispatches yesterday left the funeral train on
the way from Cleveland TO Buffalo, on THURSDAY
evening. Al Dunkrk, which place was rescued At
1910 Yesterday morning, the light Of a hundred
torches exhibited tAbleau Of 20 young lAde. repre
senting the several States. At westiold, Al A. v
some lAdie, place a cross and flowers the CONN.
with the word', ours tho thine the crown"
The ladies' tssed the coffin and vept. Major General
DiI left the train at Ripley where IL entered Penn
sylvsnia at 1852 A NJ, and the train parsed on
through the night finding touns Illuminated, bclls
tolline, and crowd. Of people at station. At
wicklide Ohio, at G % A. NJ, Gov. Brough and ftAh
came board, With a number OF other prominent
gentlemen. A. Cleveland q A. A., amid omb!ous
u mourning every where disriay ed. striking bgars
az noticeable that of a lady dressed TO reprcsont
the Goddess Of Liberty in mourning. Here tue re-
aims were taken from the train, and followed by an
Imposing procession, escorted to building In the
Park. which bad been erected expressly for the puf-
pose, - BY 80 feet In dimensions and IL feet high,
sith pasois.lte roof Jts interior SW beautifully
aung With mourning omblcms Ald yefgicen'. Here
he remains were PLACED upon ha.GsoiHo oataf-lro,
and religious services we're conducted ~ the Right
Rev. Bihop Nclvaine. The remains Icing e1Josci
~ view, visited during the dAv lv 49, por.ont
r minute, stream Of people passing esch side Of
The coffin, which was covered with fr-h hover- A.
~ O'Clock last ulsht the train on Clevs anu and gill
arrive at Columbus this morning.
rbanRe OF Time OF the Presidential Funcral
ut springfield
Springfield, Iu., 4 pril 4,.-1bO J.. H-The time
Hed Tor the funeral of the late President is changed
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
DREsIDENT LINCoLS-Hrs PORTRAIT

Il with comments on his Life and Death, in tho
PhTenologicA journal. Afro, signs Of Character"
embracing Causality, Cautiouruoss, Cheerfulness,
ChiTomancy Climate Color portraits Of Reubens,
Paul DelAroche, Madame de Stael End Benjamin
West Noses OF ldiots, Po trsit. Of the People
Hons. George Brown, Cartier and Calf Of CsnadaI
Beal and Kennedy, Rebel spies Laura q. Redden
Heads Of the Cergy-sve edenborg, Aslancthon,
Wealey, President Edwards Dr. Chalmeu, DR.. Tyns,
Archbshop Hughes, DR. Storrs, lyman Beecher and
Dr Charming. Hints for Husbands-hy Ars. q. ".
Wyllysi Victor Hugo; Criminal Lunatios Religious
Christian Cheerfulnesa Il Medicine; BORROW ny
Trouble. Understanding Philosophy; Meta.
physics Mode OF Creation. OuI secial Liability By
Kew. Or. O,good; secTeuvene9s in Woman. Books "A
Home. The Blue Grass Res on A graphic sketch by
Mrs. Ketchum; Patriotism and Yankee doodle The
Negro BApuzing. Annexation; Southwark lilo SUR
rendered An excellent number fer May, BY first
post 20 cents, . year for ~. NeWsmen have n
Address MessIs FOWLER WELLS, $50 Broad.
way, y. Y. 4l4
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
Monday, May 4.
Important from the West.
Remarkable Escape Of the Rebel Ram
Webb

Memphis, Apru ig.-ILe Nicksburs HERALD, Of
the 18th inst has a dsp,ich dated on the mouth Of
Rcd River on the 2Jd givins the following importsn
intelligence At o o'clock this evening the famou,
rebel ram Webb ran out otthc Red River, passins all
gun oau and iron -clads hero and descended the
Mississippi with ligbtbing speed. When first disoov-
erod che had no lirht emitted smoke, and looked
like hugo mas, moving on the water. She vas fred
on from the Manhattan, when she INN edistely show
ed ssnt OF life and shot past the Manhattan who sip
nalized to the feet The Lafayotls then started ia
puIslit finer. The officers Of the Manhattan e,t.
mate the sreed Of the webb At 20 mile, an hour when
passing them. The steamer SARATOGA from
New orleans. met the Webb At Tunics.
Bend At eA O'Clock she then attempted
TO run down the sa-,tosa but va unsuc.
oessfnI. II Ia believed tha' the webb intends de-
slfoyng our commerce on the Mississippi and proba
bly, make an attempt to e,cspe to the gulf. Some
sert that II Il very hkey that JEFF Davis Il on board
Of her endeavotne 10 make his escape 70 Havana or
some oth"; foreign port. II nothing happens to her
the We'h can reach New Orleans by day Light to-
morrow, and the mouth n Mississippi by noon. Gen.
WVhhufnc's ordoi declaring that after the Nth Of
April Al Confederate soldiers within his district shall
b. regarded felons and not "a pri-oners Of var, Il.
having salutary effect. Great number, have sur.
rendered.
Cdiro, Aprii 2-.--rhe steamer Dolphin reports
meeting the rete ram Webb nifty mile, above New
Orleans, At $50 O'Clock, on the morning Of ths 24th
instant. she was then going along without doing any
damage 10 boats Of any kind. Tho telegraph wires
l'idins to New Orleans had been cut.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
Another Excitement.
4 Contemplated Rebel Raid from Canada
Into Vermont.

Burlington ", April Collaboration VA. re-
eyed here thi. morning that the rebel symrathizcrs
In Canada were preparing for another raid on the
frontier towns Of this state. The Federal and staIo
siliHa authorities are on the alert, and are fully pre-
pared to rcpol any invasion. Guards have teen
piscci on the steamers on Lake Champlan, aud
roop' have bccn ordered 10 the exposed frontier
owns, The militia Of tbs city have been notified to
Dc in readiness ipr any emergency. The rebels will
-,ceive n warm reception II they should come along.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06

and osu,ed the seal Of the United et.tes 70 be
alfred. Done at the City Of Warrington, this 10Th
day Of April, IN the year Of our Lord 1868 and Of
the Indeps ndence Of the nited States Of America
the etrhty ninth. AEDhEw JOuNsoE
By the Presidents
". HUSrkR, Acting SECRETARY Of state.