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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

Ladies of the st John s
peran Church, now holding the pleasant
attractive Festival at Cleggs Hall,
ented us thiu morning with a large and
BUS Cake and.a beautiful Boquet of Flow
FOR this very Aattering compliment, we
lslly tender the fair donsrs our heartfelt
<sr aud our best wishes for their indi.
y happiness and the complete success of
nIy laudSble work, in which they are
lsed' In such hands, ii mast snooesd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08

DAYTON June T.
.T FLQuR7-R Red wheat, 81 OO@s7 so f.t..
WHEAF&4tl 2b@l 32 tIffi VfNW
C0RN-60.
OATS--50
RYE-40
BARLEY-76. Ifs O....
BEEF-l5@20.
BUTTER--2e@25.
CHICKENS-36@4 tl
EGGS-20c per doz.-
g lsRocEmEs--RETAn, PRloEs ari'i
TEAS---e2 60 fte..--4r f-
CoFFEE-s5@37c per pound.
SUGAR--l5.
COFFEE SUGAR--25 per Ib.
CRUSHED SUGAR--25c por 10:
MoLAssEs-$l 4o@l 5O9l copper gal.
sYRUP-sl rs.
RIOE-l5c per h.
PoTAT0ES--$l 259l so per bush
APPLEs--$2 OO@2 10. 'Hi ...U
LARD-20.
CHEESB-26c.
STARCH-l2ic per ID.
soAPS-l5c perl
ToBACCo-$l OO@l 25 per b
Z SH0T--26@30c per 10
LEAD-20c per 10.
WHOLESALE PRICES
corrected oy ~ o'Brsu a BrOthsrI
TEAS-$l 50@l 80.
OOFFEE-30@32.
SUGAR-l4(922.
COFFEE BSUGAR--2O@2lo per h.
CRUSHED SUGAR--2lc per TO-
M0LASSES--$l 20@sl 25 per gal
RlCE-l2i@l3Ac per Id.
LARD-20@22
TOBACcO-7O@$l3O per ID.
SHoT-$4 5O@5 90 per sack.
LEAD-l4c per lb
DRIED APPLES-l250al4
BUTTER-30@35c.
CHEESE-l72@ls4a
STARCH--9@iOc per ID.
S0APs-l3@l7 per h.
SWEET PoTAToEs--S2 OO@2 10 per
bushel
HAY-Tmothy $2O@26 per ton.
WHISKY-$2 O5 for common,
Strawberries--20 cents per quart
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
WIN. n. coNovER.
InIsi3ni

Magistrate of Madison Township,
Wil attend 10 drawing and acknowledging Deeds
and the collection OF claims
He u also prepared TO attend 10 the drawing OF in.
strnmenis OF writing, correctly, at short notice
mBdaWly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
A RAROUCHR POR SALE!

A nPLY At cAfHOART's Stable, opposite the
a Market hoass' Jsasrson s'rss,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
@e0traI.
DR.. JOHN BItLLlS

Dr.JoHN BULLS
CompoundCe Cedron Bitters
latest and Most importantly Discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY
MO man name more intimately connected with
IN the HISTORY OF fMATKRIA MEDI6A OF the United
Stetes, or more iavoraby known a. pioneer In Med
ical Discovery, than that Of
Hsinimitable preparation ei isARsAPARILLA
has long stood AZ the head OF the various pounds
Of that valuable drug.
His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Loz.
euges, in less than year
after their introduction at
tanned reputation as wide spread
as the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-08
CompoundC Cedron Bitters
latest and Mos, importantly Discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY

MO man sname Is more intimately connected with
IN the HISTORY OF MATKRIA MEDIoA Of the United
States, or more avorsby known a. pione.r In Med
ical Discovery, than that Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-24
4 L G. T @ n S A L E S ,

4 UCTION SA LES.
On Tuesday (25th instant,) morning, st 10
O'Clock, will! sell st Public Auction, al NJ. ),
Columbus street, large lot Of
HOUSEHOLD AMI KITCHEN FUR
NITURE,
consisting Of
BEDSTEADS, Nj TTRE.SSES,
TABLES, B UREA US,
CHAIRS, CARPETS,
SOFAS, CROCKERT WARE.
STO YES, Sc. SC.
j. x. STOUTENRURGH.
az N~jt AuctiCneer.
On Wedmssday mormjug, Goth inst.) ct ten
G. clock, / will sell At st. Pauls Rectory, Duke
street, near corner Of Pitt, small lot Of
WELL KEPT FURN lTURE
Comprising,
Black Walnut hedsieads, (haudsomel
z : Easy Ghsirs
= . Office Chair, Carge)
/ Library Table tor study,
3. ". Cane seat chai!s,
Carpets
Stoves, Kitchen and Crockery Ware, Pe;ls,
&c, &C.
Also, ONE PIANO.
Terms-Cash.
]. a. sToUTENBURGH,
ap N-2t, Anctioneer
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LUC Al N e W S.

REWARD OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS. -
The Washington Chronicle of yesterday con
rains the following notice-''To the People
Of Virginia Alexandria, April q. His Fix
re)lency, Francis H. Pierpoint, Governor Of
Virginia, directs me to pay to any person or
,orsona, two thousand dollars reward for the
arrest Of J. Wilkes Booth, or any enc OF his
.ccomplices who shall be duly convicted Of the
assassination of President Lincoln, or the at
tempt on the life of VIM. II. Seward, Secreta-
w Of State; provided rhe parties shall be ar.
rested within the confines Of this State,
W. W. WING, Treasurer.
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y r f n G L Z s
Ice Cream Saloon.
No. l2q Kauq Street,
ALEXANDRIA,

' !.
ICE CREAM, made III the best manner,
will be furnished, WHOLESALE, t., Dealers, OF
the most reasonable terms or by retail, at the
saloon, which is fitted up for the accommoda~
ton of ladies and and gentlemen.
SODA FOUN TAIN S charged and
SYkUPS, Of all varieties for sale.
A Soda Fountain is in operation at the Con
dictionary Store,
All the materials used in the manufacture Of
Ice Cream, and Soda, are of the best quality.
CAKES, CANDIES. FRUITS, A Nd
CONFECTIONERY, Of all kinds, for sale.
NH 2S-tf
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IB E R T H A L l.!
CAMERON STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
ON MONDAY EVEG. APRIL "a,
Grand Vocal & Instrumental Concert,

Grand Vocal & Instrumental Concert,
GIVEN BY
MONS. ALEXANDRA WOLOWSKI,
Pianist and Composer Member of principal
Philharmonic Societies, Sc, assisted by
MADAME GOMkZ DE WOLOWSKA,
Prima Donna Of the Italian Opera
Mr. J. ". POPE,
The Celebrated Basso,
Mss MARY 4. WHEELER,
MISS SARDIUS L. SANDERSON,
MASTER SEYMOUR HEYMAN.
Mons Alexandra W"lowski, Pianist and Conductor
Mr. Henry o. Clarke manager.
The magnificent Piano Forte used on chs
occasion was manufactured by St"inway &
Sons, and kindly loaned by MetZerott, Wssh-
ington
Admission Orchestra and Balcony Seats,
$1.25; Parquette IS cts.
Tickets to be had in advance 1t Il. S. Flem~
ing;s jewelry store, No. So, King street, L. 8.
Stones bookstore, No. l04, King street. and
Shwarzenburg's jewelry store, No. l4S, Klng
street
Doors open at & quarter past !! Concert coua-
mence at S o'clock precisely.
an l4-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-24

The military authorities in Washington,
have requested chat notices OF arrests and
investigations with regard to the assassination
of President Lincoln, and the attempted muir
der Of Secretary Seward, be, for the present
suppressed and state that all information
proper for publication, will be furnished by
them.
The supply of fresh fish at the wharf is
small. Shad are selling at $l8 per hundred,
herring SO per thousand. VEGETABLES, in the
market, are scarce and higher than they were
a few days ago-but, this will change, 40 doubt,
in few days, g
Advices from Newbern state that large
number Of the members Of the NORTH Carolina
Legislature arrived there on the 10th inst, for
the purpose Of negotiating with General Sher-
man with view Ut restoring that State to the
Union.
The important official documents which re
publish to day, without condensation, comprise
all the news which the newspapers contain of
recent events.
Mrs Wilson Carey, and her daughter Hetty,
widow Of the late ten. Pegram have been
released on parole III Baltimore.
Collector Draper, Of New York, has issued
an order to the health officer Of the port to
carefully inspect all vessels arriving from ports
in Europe, Infected with the plague, and to
report Immediately, if any cases OF the disease
is discovered.
Mons. Alexandra Wolowski's grand vocal
and instrumental concert will take place at Lib
erty Hall, this Monday evening, April "a, on
which occasionhe will be assisted by Nine. l..
Gomez de Wolowska, the renowned prima don.
ms, of the Italian OPERA Miss Mary Il. Wheel.
er and Miss Sardius F. Sanderson, yocalists
of great reputation 1t is tor the first time
that We will have an opportunity Of listening
to Mons. Wolowskis astonishing command OF
his lett hand, which enables him to perform
the most rapid pieces on two Pianos at the
same time. The programme which he offers
on this occasion, is one that fought to command
the admiration OF our musical community,
which We are sure that, On this occasion, Will
favor Mons Wolowskl with an OVERLOOKING
house. ap 2O-lt
4 CTlON LES,
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NO Z II + 2 i b L T. .

The subscriber takes pleasure in informing
the citizens and soourners Of A Alexandria, that
he is new prepared (atter having been to 8
heavy expense, in having his fountains and
apparatus refined with block tin and tho.
roughly renovated in every respect,) to furnish
whathe has heretofore done, with & superior
article OF
SODA " ATER.
He is also happy to be able to say thas
he has made arrangem, nts by which he
will receive daily q supply Of
PU RE EXTR ACTS,
from the most delicious fruits, whereby, he
fatters himself that in the article Of Syrups he
cannot oe equalled in this city
Thank III for your former patronage, he
solicits continuance Of the same.
W L. MILBURN, Druggist;
ap 4--lm Cor. King and Washington sts
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w Of State; provided the parties shall be ar.
rested within the confines Of this State,
W. W. WING, Treasurer.
PARoLED PRISONERS. The following pa
rolled prisoners Of the Army Of Northern
Virginia have reported to Capt. Winship,
Acting Provost Marshal General, viz: NJ. VI.
Lewis surgeon; ". B Gregory, surgeon;
&. W. Green, Captain and A. Z. NJ, Chas:
]. Wise, Quartermaster sergeant; Lieutenant
Thomas Perry, Capt. j. R. Ludlow, 9Th Va,
T. L. Chase, Commissary sergeant ; John b.
Bremen, John H. Inger, George W. Harrl-
son, privates, j. ". Friend, - Lieut.. Sam'l.
K. Johnston, Lieut.. Col. and member on Gen.
Church, Jesse Murray, Joshua Thomas, Ed
gar War6eld, Thomas Y. White, Charles P,
lambert, John E. Brenner, B. FL. Lambert.
Jr.. Joseph Hantzman, John A. Arnold,
George Wise, VIM. Young, &. ". Ramsay,
s. G. Boush, ali priyates.
Pending the absence OF Col. Welles, en-
gagged in Investigating the recent murder OF
President Lincoln, Capt. Winship, I'd d. G.
Vols, will discharge the duties Of Provost
Marshal for This section
President johnson is said to be preparing a
proclamation appointing day OF national
mourning for President Lincoln. It will pro-
baby be the 25th day Of May or the lst Of
June.
A number OF the former citizens OF this
place, including several ladies, have recently,
with passes, returned to this place, from Rich
mond, Petersburg, and other places in Virgin.
ia. Several others, it is said, are 70 follow,
chs week.
II is said that the books Of the Farmer
Bank of Virginia, and portion OF those OF
the Exchange Bank, we're destroyed at the
tire in Richmond
The draw, in the stall of Mr.. Thomas Javina,
at the market house, was robbed Of about $40:
On Saturday morning, while Mr.. J. was absent
tor moment Three boys have been arrested
aud confined snsricion OF committing the
robbery.
The remains Of President Lincoln reached
Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon. An I'M
Mense funeral procession was formed ali along
the route 10 Philadelphia, and in thar city,
every demonstration OF resi- ect was exhibited.
The reported changes in military command
at Rchmona are contradicted. Gen. Halleck
has gone there 10 attend, at present, 10 civil
matters Gen Grant arrived at City Point
rasfard.u .nI ,ronoado1 =, North frarnlina
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President johnson is said to be preparing a
proclamation appointing a day of national
mourning for President Lincoln. It will pro-
baby be the 25th day Of May or the lst Of
June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-24

Pending the absence OF Col. Welles, en-.
gagged in Investigating the recent murder OF
President Lincoln, Capt. Winship, I'd d. G.
Vols, will discharge the duties Of Provost
Marshal for This section.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-24

A number Of the former citizens OF this
place. including several ladies, have recently,
with passes, returned to this place, from Rich
mond, Petersburg, and other places in Virgin
ia. Seyera! others, it is said, are 70 follow,
chis week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-24

Mrs W ilson Carey and her daughter Hetty
widow OF the late ten. Pegram have beer
released on parole in Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-24
" Ar DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 22. 1865

WASHINGTON, April ~, 1865.
In dispatch dated at Mobile, s Z. A.,
April 18th, Major General CANDY reports as
follows:
1--WE find in Mobile. aid its defences, Oh the
west side Of the bay. over one hundred and
fifty guns. and very large amount d ammu
milton and supplies ot all kinds, and aEon' oue
Thousand prisoners Inventories are now
being taken and a detailed report will be ior;
warded as soon as they are completed. lhe
quantity Of cotton will probably reach thirty
thousand bales, and there is large amount OF
provisions and forage.
Major General Hancock reports that nearly
all Ct Mosby's command have surrendered,
inculdng nearly or quite all Of the officers
except Mosby himself Some ot Mo$by OWL
men are hunting him for a reward Of 5000
offered for him BY Gen. Hancock. who has
been directed to establish his headquarters at
Washington. The counties of Prince Georges,
Charles, and St. Mary 5, have, during the
whole War, been noted Tor ho:tlllt; to the
Government, aud its protection 10 re{t!
bIockade runners, rrbel spies, ana every
species Of public enemy. The muTderers Ut
the President harbored there before the MUIR.
der, and Booth fed in that direction. It be
eacap pes, it will be owing to rebel accom- hcess
in that region. 1ha military commander II
the department will speedily take measures to
bring the rebel syn,pathi.ors and acccmpllces
In murder, to sense OF their criminal conduct
EDWIN u. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Andrew Jackson, jr., The adopted son OF
Gen. jackson, died day CT two ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-24
| IL every department II III United State:

~ every department u III uoi1rd State:
tst!>.7sDmenr,
:. IT rsrartica|!; aFnli~he he csnti r;srlotl
laws, and 1elieyt, The reEelS, of >y, IS s.eg1vr,
wl,o had slaughtered our people, from III raius
and penalties tor their crimes.
3. II gave terms that had been Deliberately,
repeatedly, and solenn]y, rejected by Presidcut
Lincoln. and better terms than the rebels had
ever asked in their most prosperous condition.
9 r formed no basis Ct true and lasting
peacc. bul relieved the rebels from the pressu!,.
Of our victories and left them ia condition 10
rencv their efforts 10 overthrow the United
States Cove, nment and subdue the loyal
States Whenever their strength was recruited
and any opportunity should offer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-24

l. he cnntendlnR aruileS dow ~ III iltiu ~
maintain the status quo, nntlI notice Is given
BY the comhsading general OF any one to us
opponent, and reasonable time, say forty eight
hours, allowed.
2 The Confederate armies now in existence
to be dshanded, and conducted to their several
, State capitals, therein to deposit their arms
and public property in the State arsenals, and
each officer and man 10 execute and Tile an
agreement to cease from acts of war, and to
abide the action of both State and Federal ali
thor!ties. The mum er OF arms and munitions
of war to be reported to the Chief Of Ordnance
at " ashington City, subject to the future &C.
ton Of the Congress Of the Uuited States, AMI
in the meantime to he used solely to maintain
peace and order within the borders OF the
States respectively.
g. The recognition by the Executive Of the
United States Of the several State governments
on their officers and legislatures taking the
oath. prescribed By the Constitution OF the
United States; and where conflicting State
governments have resulted from the war. the
legitimacy OF all shall be submitted 10 the SUI
prense Court Of the United States.
4 The re establishment of all Federal courts
in the severa! States, with powers as defined
by the Constitution and laws Of Congress.
5. The people and inha bitants OF all these
States to be guaranteed, 80 far as the Executive
can, their political rights and franchises as vel!
as their rights OF person and property, as
defined by the Constitution Of the Uulted
States, and the States respectively.
5. The Executive authority Of the Govern
ment of the United States not to disturb any OF
the people by reason Of the late war, SO long as
they live in peace and quiet and abstain from
acts OF armed hostility and obey the laws in
%Ao ,1oc afS thoSr
7. La general terms, the war to cease,
general amnesty, so far as the Executive Of the
United States can command, On the condition
Of the disarmament Of the Confederate armies,
distribution Of the arms. and the resumption
OF peaceable pursuits 10y the officers and men
hitherto composing said armies.
Not being duly empowered by our respective
principals TO fulfil these terms, We individually
and officially pledge ourselves to promptly 90
tain IN answer thereto, and 10 carry uut the
above programme.
W. I, SIBERIAN,
NJ aior General, comdg. army I. 5. in y. t..
j. e. JOHNSTON, "a
General, commanding q. ). a, in n. I.
DlaAppRovAl, AND REASONS THEREFOR.
1t is reported that thi, proceeding OF lien.
Sherman was disapproyed tor the following
among other reasons.
|. It was an exercise Of authority net vested
in General Sherman; ami On its face shows
that both be and Johnston knew that General
Sherman had no authority to enter into any
! such arrangement.
3 It was a practical ackhow}etiy ment u the
rebal ,iovernmenf.
j. Ii undertook ~ IT establish the rebel
STATE governments that had oxen ovcrI brown
~ 4, - l,,,,,
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7 OSI On Saturday night la;t, a yellow
IL leather POCKET BOON containing Is
sun, oi MONEY. The ii al r. viii be IioprHlly
rewarded BY leaving the huok ana its contcnr,,
at This Office or at the VI eal store. on Duke
street, he1wceu Washington add 81 Asa ph
Stre~Ss apM-21e
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

w
Ypst4xdav evening bearer Of dispatches
4rr.ved FROM Gen. Sherman An agreement
for u Suspension Of hos tilities, and Il memo
rand6ro Of what is called a basis tor peace,
had been catered into on the 18th instant by
tier. ShorGsan with the rebe! ten. Johnston,
me re3el Gen. Breckenridge being present at
r},e.contcren,e. A Cab!net meeting was held
as c: clock ia the evening, at which the action
Il General SReroan Was diaapproved ov the
President. Ly tho S.cretaryof War, Ey zen,
erant, and by every member OF the Calumet,
,,4cnarA Sherman was ordered to resume hos-
r;Gt;es ;fou eamtely. and he was directed that
me distractions gwen By the late President,
N the following telegram, which was penned
IL Mr.. Iiacoln himself at the Capitol, on the
uiqh, OF ,he.ad Of March, were approved ~
President Andrew johnson, and We're rcltera-
ted to govern the action OF military com
nSthe night Of the Sd Of March, while
President Liucoln aud his Cabinet We're at the
Capitol, a telegram trom General Grant was
brought to the Secretary OF War, informing
him that General LIE had requested an inter-
view Of conference. to make an arrangement
FIR terms Of peace The letter Of Gen. Lee
was published in message of Davis to the
rebel Congress Gen. Grants telegram Was
submitted to Mr.. Lincoln who, alter ponder
mo a few minutes took up his pen and wrote
with his own band the following reply, which
he submitted 10 the Secretary OF State and
Secretary Of. War. 1t was then dated, adj
dressed. and signed by the Secretary OF War,
and autographed to General Grant:
PRESIDENT .lINCoLN's INSTRUCTIONS:
ea'>W AsHINGToN, March, g. 1865, IL Z. NJ.
''Lieutenant General Grant
The President directs ne 20 say 60 you
chat he wishes you to have nc conference with
General Lee, unless it be Tor the capltulation
of General Lees army, Or On some miner and
purely military matter. tie lnstructs me 70
say that you are not to decide, discuss. or con.
FIR upon any political question. Such ques.,
tons the President hol''s in bis own hands; and
will submit them 10 no military conferences or
conventions Meantime you are 70 press to
rhe utmost your military advantages
EDWIN NJ. stanton,
s ''S,cretary Of War
The orders Ct & neral Sherman TO General
S,ouemau, IL Withdraw from Salisbury and
join him, will probably oren the way IL! Davis
- escaps TO Mexico or F,urope with his plumber,
which is renorte,i ID very large: including not
only the plumber 81 the It:!1mond tanks hut
previous accommodations a dispatch recel* Ell
Dy this Department says:
1T ia stated here BY respectable parties,
that xhc amoun, # specie taken south BY
JEFF Davis as: his fEarti<ans is very large. III
Guiding nor ouy ';se: under Of The Rchunnd
banks, but nrc'i u a :cu.nulatlnns they
nope. it is saj3, 10 u,aEa tuTIus vjEt iiene TAI
Sherman III so.:'e ..il,r southern utsniuanusr,
bv whi;h they viii I,c per:nit,e1. with their
Effects, Including the goia r!under, 60 90 n
Mezr,, nr t,urnra. JyhrssI 5 Ii eg,'ia1iou~
look 20 that ,ud. -,
After The (sa.llsts ,ueeiiil! las night, Gen.
Grant startI, Tor North laar"Ilna, ~ dlGcct
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Ne npraadu ~. ;,sr Bt-is It Agreement 1naia
tbs eighteenth day u: .AI'Ei', \. = ! 800,
near Durham. Status, IN TIE stAte ~ not =
Carolina, by and between ''enera' > osfpn IT,
:Johns,on. Commanding Confederate Army;
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Andrew Jackson, jr., the adopted son OF
Gen, Jackson, died day or two ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-02
FROM SAVRNWAH.

New YORK, August 2.-The Savannah
Herald says the first mail was forwarded to
Augusta on the 9th instant tor the interior Of
Georgia and Florida.
The y: S. military police force Of Savannah
has been disbanded, and al Organization Of
armed patrols have been substituted.
The police courts have been abolished auG
all criminal cases are to be tried by Capt. Cox,
the provost marshal, and the functions OF the
district judge are performed BY Lieut.. Colonel
York.
T. ". Sims, proprietor o. the Republican,.
has netitioDed for the restoration to him OF
tha l.*,or, bur Gen. I}rHnGs@o i.;;:,-| ordered
that on account Of his reasonable conduct his
petition be denied
A list Of prices Tor the public market Of Sa-
vannah has been established By Cen. Davis.
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POSTSCRIPT!
FROM MEXICO.

CAIRO, August L. The steamer Ruth With
New Orleans dates to the 9th ult., has ar
rived
Maximilian is expected soon.to be III Mata
moras.
Gen. Mejia forbids all persons from leaving
Matamoras withouta pass, Or crossing into It
from Brownsville.
Cortinas is Furnishing roboer bands, and he
had proclaimed all communications and COM
MERGE between Matamoras and other ports
closed