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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13
20 GnercI q. g. Grart :

j CeNrGI:-I received at late hour your rote O.
'o-dsy in answer :, mine Of yesterday did no.
Etend to propose he surrender of the Army OF
Ot.hern Frg'oia, 5ut TO ask the terms Of your
aEqpositon. To be frank, 90 not think the emer-
1ety has arisen TO call for the surrender of this
bat @ hs restoration Of peace should be Ae
yfci o. cH desire 10 kroso lshe.aer uolr rro
1ou!d !'T. 70 that erl. | cannot, therefore.
- you with a view io -snder the Arry Of
pay stiec- :he Coufo1er>t ..... fo--cS ,I+c-
s1uuano, a-t tend % The restoration Of rsace.
bho-lt DC pleased % meet You Z. 10 A NJ. to-mor-
SoS OF the cd stage road to Richmond between the
klckSt liues Of the two armies.
Very respectfully,
icur Obedient servant,
K. Z. LEE
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HEADQUARTERS

Dr. .CHrEsT AMY OF THE Eaa
Richmond. Va, Auzil u S.1- G
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-13

the lion aad his prey the strong and the child there
was no escape. LLF SrEREEuEEs AND TnB REBELLION
ESpED
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Miscellaneous.

AMERICAN ILoYps REGsrER--The second Supplement for
the month Of this work is issued II contains the
OF hundred vessels that have been surveyed since
the issue Of the previous Supplement sept ~ Among them
eight That have changed their and three four
citation IS Wall and Is Broad streets.
SUR PIscArAauA for Basen In beating out Of Table Bay
the % Of n o hs from rocks a a Sse% % into
he Bay May e leaky and with loss Of master Captain
mouth, NH in 1850 whence she hailed, and rated Az
sny GEORGE GRswo.D a. A. San FransiscS Avg from
lon low WE Was s. days to Cape Horn was Of e Cape
days mSssed tn. Eqnalo In the N Pacific " days out tn
oil the Heads days in fog.
sr cssoyA $50 tons built a" Bath in 1885, has been sold
s GEN OF THE Sea- at Boston" has been sold at about
BARK ADELAIDE, Al 4s7 tons, built Cape Elizabeth
IN 1863 has been sold on private terms
BANK sr JAMES (Br) 2o5 tons built Mt Harpsweli in 1851
has been sold on terms not made public.
Sour sally GAY, Of New York of l9l tons old measure
been purchased by Capt Henry Fowler of WEXFORD and
Providence under commend Of Capt Fowler late Of schr
Tayler
LAuycurp-From the yard Of Daniel Williamson. at
Stony Brook 5h stoutly built double decked fore and
Recently from the yard of Messrs slss Grcenman Son,
Mt Westerly. RI new and beautiful schooner OF about 2O
Co. q Westerly She win hail from that port and be
ssf as e s RSe nn OF Capt
East Machas 9th inst from the yard Of Master James
mcni, called the Hamburg She is owned by Talbot
From the yard Of James Bayes Son, at Port eGer-
3s ut schooner Of $40 tons measurement called the
Clinton owned by the captain Mr. James Hoyt Superin
endent Of the New York and New Haven Railroad, and
AT Fo Jefferson. III Sist ul from the yard of James
Bayes 4 Son, a schooner Of $40 tons, called the Katie
and owned by lie captain Mr. James Hoyt and other par
ties In New iiayen.
American shipmasters' Association.
No 81 WALL srRzrr-Rooas e, IS AND n.
The following approved Masters and 0ers have received
commissions aro" INN, s". :, ','' ,,..
Isaiah Edredge, schr Edward kidder l%7 Henry Muh
enhoR ship Neptune ESQ Thomas Lewis. bark Nayarno
425 John Jordan. brig Madonna i25l, William Gon, bark
Augusta Small: 1852, James Parker.
Mate-f2tS George Richardson.
An over one year REQUIRE 70 b.
N" ~ ' ''"' ''f"
presented at the ONCE FOR renewal
Notice to Mariners.
The uov on DOG ar a, the mouth of Gloucester harbor
has gone adr and is now at the Lighthouse at Eastern
ro"''
,sr COAST oy pprAyp WRECK proy prLvAsr LoucH
BALLAST OFrIcf, DusIIs, Aug ~. 1850
Nouce ~ nereOy gwen tal tle Ior o Dupn 10, ~ it
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SHIPPING NEWS.

oFITFn
Steamship Europe tFr), Duchesne' havre-6eo Macken
Steamship MORO Castle Adams Ha'anA-sp0nord Tiles
Fe ssssG Co pert DELANEY. savannah-L L Jones
STEAMSHIP Commander Terry. wilmington "A Leary.
Steamship Falcon, Aldren BamoreGI small swh.,
Hss,sh ,a p,.u ,o0aoDrr uors,n . Son
Ship Albert tBrep, Meyer Bremsn-Rager Bros
Brig Matilda (Ita Cahero, Gibraltar and Maa-sloco-
Brig Emma Br Howe Rio erands do Sui via Richmond
Brig Wild Pigeon tBr) Johnson Port Maria and Kingston
Ere ss S Ss B Whit ssy s. wHsSs
whitley sis se CO. OBJ BenkA0rn' S' '0A"S
Brig Luis Marian (Br), Shelly st John. NB-Boyd
Brig Biseow tBr) Stevens, Windsor Ns-D Dewolf
Brig 4 B Cook Speed, Port Rqyal-F NJ Biaby 4 Co.
s s RI Webster Pnra Bishop
Schr Jessie Jones (Br Light st Kitts-Jones Lough.
schr Mognl Br) Gascone, Iailax-B Small 4 Co.
Slight ,... p.,.,.
schr g. 9 Carver Treat: Ezabethport.Wash Carver
schr Henry Gibbs SNOW New Bedford Ferguson Wood
ssoop Anrora, Carpenter Norwieh-i9s Racket SON.
sa soOp John Adams Hallesk' New Haven-H Racket
S0'' oaa fs'''"' Dyer 1r T'rS1s,e"n
Steamship Heveta tBr). Prowse: Liverpool Aug 80 via
Onion 10th inst no lat &c passed bark I,dwo hound
w - r. e' "
steamship Ericsson Low ber San Juan Mic Sent 4 with
nasse ngers 10 the Central American Transit 90 " -
pssamshp Hate~s Parrish Norfok - hours with mdse
and passeneers to Iivingston Fox 4 Co -' 80 ~
Steamship Triton Darling Fortress Monroe 80 hours with
ordnance 10 II Ouarternaster I3th inst Off Bar,erat
spoke brig dea from Cienfegos for New York so DAYS
ont =
Steamship Sea Gull Fish, Baltimore hours with mdse
IN / r. Small ' - 0'
Rark Harvest Home Berry Turks islands IL DAVIS with
sajt IN n II Brookumn - - "
Harry Topeka Sundberp Havana Sept A. with SUGAR TO Jas
T. Ward Co "
Brir G Mayer Perry. Kingston, ia, 10 DAYS with log
wood, TO Ieaycraft a Co
Brig Caroline Eddy Kent Cardenas IL days, with sugar.
master
Brig Excelsior Cooner of and from Bermuda DAYS with
coal Sc To McColl Firth.
Brig p t. Landry (iiace Bay 10 DAYS with coal to B
Brig Raven fof Macbas Peterson Cow Bay 10 DAYS. with
coal 10 Simpson a. Ciapp = -
Rrir llv Day Mobile II days with cotton TO e ID Hur
but & Co
Brig Wnbam (of Wiscasset) Cottrel Savannah days
with cotton, TO master.
schr Petrol, Patcrson Kingston, ia, II days, with log
WOOD &C. 70 Brett son q 70 c.. a. 49,. Ia.
ochr Dawn OF Day Nbrs Neve c'ehiuess o. uays, VIII
sugar, &C. 70 ~ Is DewoI go; AVN e.. N.. IL.
schr Frank Br), Edgett st John, NIB for Newark with
pHs,,er M cm, ry,, NC 10 , ,,A ,.
ter 10 d r Dewor Z Co "'''' 40 - '''' "''' pas
Schr VIM Paxson, Brown, New Orleans is days. with cot
Ton, &c 10 master
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The Poor White WOman's Bureau.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Your remarks on the subject OF bureau, under the
patronage Of the government for the relief of poor
needy white females who with delicate frames color
less checks and weak constitutions toll from day to day
and night 20 night for scarcely enough To- them from
starving have excited all sympatbics and we thank
you for them. Why should government provide for
the support and comfort Of staworth negro fellows and
wcnches, !" who arc more than able to work out fine
living from the soil while we, IN fecbcness are
PEELED toll nnidcd, when fortunate enough TO
obtain employment and 10 support life as best we may
when there Is no employment FOR us2 Why should the
stawoth able bodied negro fellow and wcnch be specially
looked after and supported while we suncr unnoticedY
Have good and evil changed paces2 Yours, in much ds-
trcss,
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The Maine Election.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. IA

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept "a, 1885.
The Kcnnebec Journal Of this morning contains Official
returns from two hundred and sixty -four towns,
prsng than three fous Of the vote Of the State
cony has In these towns 40,775, and Howard "a, 1885,
Last year the towns the vote stood AZ follows
cony, 77t3 and Howard, a304e Conys majority thus
far is 1890 against l+co7 in 1904 Iyi probably en-
coed 20 600 when all the returns are in Tho total vote
Of The STATE will fall short ~ Az 600
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HAmMoNp-Tn this city, on Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER a. Mrs. AMELIA HAMMOND IN the 73d year Of her
age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services this friday
ing at seven O'Clock the residence " her brothern
law James A. Clark Ninety third street, between Third
and Fourth avenues The remains will be taken 10 Sing
Sing for intermeDt
Ebr OtAer Deaths See Second paos
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u,uE NATIONAL PARK BANK or NEW YORK,
i Capital s2,onmo Surplus - 81 m ,.l
est on favorable terms. J. L. WORTH, Csshse
Nrw YoRK, August H. l6o.
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Maryland Politics.

BALTIMORE, Sept IA 1860.
Hon. Thomas A. Spence, original Unonist and emanci-
pationist was renominatcG Judge for the Twelfth district
of MARYLAND to-day.
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The Death OF MIR. Luther II. Phelps.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

II was Mr. Luther b. Phelps, Of 102 Ludlow street,
who was found drowned under suspicion Of having been
foully dealt with and Lewis Barnson reported in
Yesterdays HERALD BY publishing this correction you
will greatly oblige his afflicted son,
JOHN b. PHELPS st. Charles Hotel, Broadway.
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duced But the exercise by States OF rights guaran
ted to them by the constitution has already resulted far
deirmeniay TO the best interests and peace OF the
nation LOYAL advocate the doctrine OF State
rights Now come TO question on which we differ
20 far as justice goes but which cannot be made ques
ton refer TO tho sixth resolution of the cop
pcrhcad platform, In regard To taxing government bonds
Now the people know fun well that these bonds are ex
ccptcd by of Congress and cannot be changed by
an act OF the New jersey Legislature This resolution
was only introduced, as were many others, Tor bun
combe
The speaker here showed the Of the
proposed by the opposition, aud that u was
equally impossible to tax the income from government
Regarding then the policy Of reconstruction the doc
trino Of state rights aud the dsoyal taxing Of the gov
eminent bonds, thereby violating solemn contract
made by the government, which nothing more
less than Reputation, totally differ with the copper
head democracy. But there other points on which
We do aLrce We too esteem and applaud the soldier
they do but their resolution this subject comes with
bad grace from men who In the Legislature OF New
Jersey have time and apain ostracized the jersey
soldier deprivng him Of his dearest righ-the elective
franchise We do not forget this now nor that we were
called the "hirllings" oil tyrant "Abe Lincons mer
oenarcs" &C Even IN that remarkable speech o. the
comprehend leader Mr. Runyon, mt Trenton The soldiers,
who by bravery and skill, wounds and hardsbps such as
he experienced in his short campaign from New
ark 10 Wizards Hotel at Washington, from Washington
~ Alexandria, and from Alexandria back To Newark
tgreat laughter and appause)-have shown their devo
ton to liberty and sticcevcn In his speech the men
who have risen TO honorable positions which they now
I'll In the rebel States arc STYLED military satraps, de
pendent upon the government for their positions and
commands, and who there TO carry out the 'diabo
c, design of making the black man superior the
white chvalry Of the South consider the ratihcaon
OF the constitutional amendment the most Important
issue Of the day but will defer the discussion OF this
point TO some future occasion As TO the principles Of
the copperhead party from 80 much as can learn OF
them, u seems to me That The most appropriate
would be that one OF three words, "kule or
Rum" for they appear determined 10 do one or the
other And now Q few words rs 10 the candidates
! have no desire 10 praise more than they Justly
Wit the noble and self bong services o Marcus Ia
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NEW YoRK. April

NEW YORK, Apri. D.
The Irl1tqe correspondent Of the recent
oIera';ous on our LETT gives ,ie following ac-
"Jun;
IT 4.JJ sunday morning, the 9th J0rps
left rs l;fe- % attack the cu,Iry's LETT CEN
ter. u moved - as to enable tIe core t3
throw forward it, ieit and elnL ;ac works of
the enemy one alter the ntncr. SOON llt-
terry Of four guns opened 80 tne l>t division.
but 10y rapid charge u. t.r l-t hr...lr 10
Was Immediately captured The nttelio, ai
the enemy were oTencl from every p1i--.
but on went our gallant heroes.
At 1890 A " grand picture OF WAT
presented itself. The line of the corps V.la
lts left 90 adyanc- WIS sweeping cn towards
two heavy fort, The rebels piled their
guns vigorously and -rcil hurst tlirki- over
our I'M. Ca pushed tie ic.J division tiiI 30
strucE the >luth-iGe railroad and against
the Two lorr- sweep Che i division.
Our artillery played on ,he forts until a1r
men were close ul 90 ficn. Then aa-a
wis made upon Tue wl-S~ bat AZ was cI.l--
ell. again It was tried and rhis tIm. DO m.-
with some success tut SD re,Yiute We're t...
rebels inside thaJ SOME a-,a tHeIr btvlue.s
for a short time
Is these works I'LL INTO ggr bands load
cheer went mp ana tho enemy were seen
hastily rctrcauns O. their 2l liu,. which
opened sharply in our effort o, advance.
About this time Sheridan appeared 10 ire
field and was received with bad cheers ly
tho d;h corps. At this moment our entire
lire was charging it long front O. the riga,
and slowly before 1t the broken liue ol 3D.,
enemy was falling back from the rear -c
fences
Against the line To- which thcy .r.l laes g .
heavy force was now pittei, and nearly a.l
fresh troop. a lull took place when this
force wac ready 10 move. aul Do was soon
plain that terrific lcti1n Wa= about Go De
fought
Quiet stole u'rf toe scent, auu i.i- attack .
was deferred tiil the next day
While the above was takin. place. ti, 9th 4
corps and cavalry under sheridan turned cine .
night wing Of the rebel army, taking from .
tour TO i've thousand prisoners.
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The result Of Friday fghtin. the Times
correspondent says was that ,ge swung the
DIFF around 5hree miles uortt 0f the Boydton
plaas -aaj leaving between II and the
>oIta>ide rilrOad but single line Of breast
works thrown up since Wednesday night
We captured 10000 prisoners and our loss
l. not over 1000.
The emmy have suffered more heavily and
therefore heir forces were becoming dem0r-
allied very rapidly. In the evening they
could Lot be induced 10 make another charge
on rLc 5th Corps front; although they had
iuugAt desperately early IN the day.
NEW YoRk April s.
The Tribuae's Washington despatch saws
d IL Understood here that Grants plan VS.
shat sheridan should cut the South-Ide R.
*. ami reach over to the Danvilie road
Inc Armies of the Potomac and james
sere u push over 10 the Lett and torn Lees
right i4nk. while the liuc in front OF Peter
rurg vas still to be held, anu, If possible, ad
.u-ed.
Judging by the latest desla.tehes tbe whole
,.ldn seems u have been successful including
the cutting Of the Southsiie raIlroa5. turn
iug Lees right and carrying d portion ct
he rebel works in front OF Petersburg.
Two Lines of policy are only believed TO 10,
open to the rebels; retr, 40 70 Danville Or
failing IN this 10 fight until Johnston can b.
hurried on the Weldon road 10 reinforce Lce.
rhi> is believed to be possible, and herein
military men conceive our danger iios
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THoMAs c. HILLS EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons concern
District Of Chittenden. So. ed in the estate OF
Thomas c. Hill, late Of Charlotte In said District.
deceased.
GREETING.
IT Probate Court holden Burlington. within
a-1 Cor tie District %. Chittendeu, the 81 day 81
April A. D. 1855 an Instrument. purpOrting o. Ne
the las vii and Testament. OF Thomas Z. Hili late
Of Charlotte E said District. deceased vas present
ell - tie Court C'c-es-id. fr Probate. I'D j. :
ordered by said Court rSst the 18th dav-of Apr, I.
ID. 1850, &c the Probate Co-rt Rooms in said tuI-
lington, be ass gned for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof be given 90 az pc-'ns cone
cerued, by publishing this order three weeks suc-
cesslvely 10 the Burlington Free Press, ucrs 'e-
printed a. said Burlington, previous 90 the time
appointed.
IrEREroEE, you are hereby notified o. appear
before said Court lt the time and place a-1resa -
and cgute5 ,'e prl1lte Of said vii, q yeu have
cause.
Given uui.rmy tnni o. Darlington .a said DIE
trict, this ID taJ o. ApE.- A D. 1855.
r. =. WALES. judge
Wilw.
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To MAJ. Gen. Din

To Ma Gen. DiI
The following particulars dated / city
Point. April Attn. : 4 NJ. gives the latest
information received from Richmond.
Gen. Weitzel telegaphs from Richmond
that % railroad stock he found there > To-
como5iyes, Il passenger and baggage cars
and 100 freight ears.
At 800 last evening Gen. Grant irqm
Suthcrlauds Station ten miles from Peters
burg towards Burksville teiegraphed a. fol-
lows
..Gcu. sheridan picked up 1900 prisoners
to-day and from 500 70 800 more have been
gathered by other trOOpz. The majority oil
the arms that were lett IN the hands OF the
remnants of Lees army are now scattered
between Richmond and where his troops are.
The country is all full Of straggler,.
The line of retreat is marked with artll-
lerv. ammunition, burned or charred wagons,
caissons. ambulances, &c.
+. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.


The Tri5une's special Washington dis
patch says it il affirmed that the President
EXPIRE ssed his determine tion of evincing
great nations magnimIty and forgiveness
where the executive elemency Is sincerely
and peuitently asked.
The Trl6une's correspondent was the hrst
newspaper man 70 enter Richmond, but his
report il not published.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, April 1.
To Me-. Gen. DIR;
The following telegram from Gen Grant
Is Just now received IN this department
What aour to-day it left hin doea not ap-
pear bat Irooabiy ia the p. VI.
No details OF casualties have been received
hut they are expected here tomorrow.
The statement jhat Official Information
had been received Of Gen. Custer being
killed, i not true.
He asae uuharmed late this p. NJ.
EDWIN NJ STANTON.
Sec'y OF War
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Married

On Tue-iay evening. March %, ty TIE Ees. o.
h. Converse. at tn Hova1c Hotel, Lawrence ~
sumner. Of W.unlHa-o Coz, Wisconsin, ems silks
wealthy D. Mills OF Nev Hsvsu. VI.
In Milton March 1-, by Rev. Nose Spencer,
Frsrk X. faskari, AMI Ellen aur-oa, both of D.
sex.
In sisrssboro. a. tie residence OF us hrile's
f,thel. by Rev. y Z. Robinson, PsgsJ. smith, q
Burlington. and France J. Worth. q stsrfstor1-
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was met with. The 18th and 10th corps COM
nose the srmy of alvarez arc Gem. Candy,
Granger and Smith are all n The field Tie
navy i fully prepared 10 cooperate; no ser
l"se opposition was anticipate until near
'Hc W''Ts, about the city. when are said -o
l'c garTisoned by 10000 rcbcl'. WIN wall
make a stubborn resistance.
\ New Orleans despatch saws Heavy
ranuonadinG was heard ON the DIST near
Mobile.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07

pushing for home, some in large and some in
small squads and generally without arms
The civelry have pushed them 50 closely,
that the enemy haze be-n forced 10 destroy
probably the greater part OF their tr~rspn-
tatIun caissous and munitions 81 war.
The number of prisoners capt .rsj vcs;,r-
day. will exceed 1000
From the 2S;h of March to rnr present
time, our loss in killed. wounded and cap
tured will not probably reach 1000. Of who.a
100 TO 1000 were captured, and many but
slightly wounded
| shall. continue the pursuit as ioDc O.
there appears ~ lr any use in t.
Sienet, =. :. GRANT.
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WILSON'S STATION, Va. I
April 1. 1865. I

10 Hon. Z. NJ Stanton. Sc. Of War;
rl., ,rtuv is pushing forward in the hope
ut o,rrl,kiDg OF di,po>ing % the remainder
Of I..-.'s nrn.y. Gen. sheridan with his cav
airy and the jth cops is between tins and
tho ApPNnattoN- zen. Mead with the u
tud 6th corps are following.
t',n.O-l r. .u.i3wing the line OF the SoutL:
.id- rsiis.rad.
Al of ,i,e rueny that retained anything
ike organization, have gone north OF the
A,anmaJioA and are apparently heading Tor
t... -asE-
ri..1 lps>es haye been very heavy. The
hnusts sar.usb the country are nearly all
used.,s hospital Tor wounded men.
In every direction, hear Of rebel soldiers
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SEFEl-TEsERTY LO.E.T

THESE Note are issued under date q June 18th
$3.50, and are payable three years RON thst time,
m c,i-rc1 ~ are convertible AZ The option Of the
holder into
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NV YORK, April 5.

The greatest excitement prevails. here.
flag are universally displayed all ore. The
city and N.lntes are beginning to revcrheIatr
GA the outskirts. Some ID. 900 people ASSEM-
bied IN front Of the Custom House this morn
M IN mutual congratulations. On the cap
tDreoi Richmond. \ grand celebration is in
preparation Tor an early day in Union Square
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BosroN. AprilS.

This city i, iubiant'to-dsy over the fall of
Richmond. The enthusiasm at the Merchants
Exchange Is most intense. The merchants
Uniting in singing Old Hundred, Star Span
gled Banner &c. Gilmore band is playing
patriotic air. and ,a.utes are being fred On
the c immon
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roR siLE VERY cgsAP

a ~ Wsdham1s Fslls. three miles from Wsstpor5
rillare a-d s.sanabo &c lan1lcE, Essex county, n
X There IS belonging 70 the property tne water
privilege alWsvs available from = gris-lill dam.
tr0ui-e af ID " Brennan. or Z. II. Amss, az Wa6-
hsu's Mills. or of the subscriber, at Port Edward.
Ny BERSICE d. AlES.
APril6, 1855. d2tzEEvsw
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At noon salute Of 500 guns Was fred
from Franklin square in tine heart rt this
city.
Several regiment. with their band, are
parading the streets and crowds OF citizens
are calling 0ut prominent persons Speeches
have been made by tIce President Johnson,
See. Seward and other.
The Natiou.l ia. ha- been boosted over
the Goddess Of Liberty on tLc Capitol. and
al public and many private buildings.
Tonight We are 90 nave an lmprumptu
illumination
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07

The certainty that Richmond la> teen IL
ken 10y negro troops, = creating the widest
excitement here. The public Offices and pri-
vate places OF business are deserted. and
groups are ou ,he avenues cacerin. tor the
victory, for Lincoln. for Grautand Tor Welt
zc. and his darEIes.
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Died.

In ninestur-h, Marcel e. i-ss May r. Elsin
a Tel -.
Lost At sea SIR. Il. !. Bishop Of Buriin=ioa Va
on tine :. schsJHer Annie, which ga WRECKED on
the III OF February, between Charlotte harhor
and ey West. losing al its crew and passengers.
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Jacob Little, Tor more than thirty yelr-
one OF the most prominent dealers IN stocks
ami money IN tnis county. DIED al New YORK,
tuesday. fJr some years past he has 1ot
appeared prominently in toe stock market