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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
w2SSFsEfn rEsHsss$$ F4fsV'
The cd 81 HUSTON sas # N 81
leave Ni% Fer is s;' f;ssfs$ " ;:
I'D, sU *. ss.bo., .o,.. Train from Nh.
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor-
ce,te Worcester and Nashua and London and NoAsrs
Freight a, the loves. For inform..ioa tnsg.
THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
ToSs VA GRoToS AND 6T PRoSfpENc E.Sh
III. RESI oi6SG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5ST SREa
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS .pd SATURDAYS Tss elsssSa
DAYS and FRIDAYS on and ..r TauRsDlY ah inst
~ These boat. start from Pier No IS North River foot
be among the largest strongest most comfortable ana
and in all weather. these boats invariably passage
sumptuous suppers and uIurousy furnished sssssroons
| are marked features Of these floating palAces.
Berth. and state may be secured q. H.udsn' -.
pres, Office No. u Broadway, and g. No lls Wes'-~ Nev
York. and at No IS wa.hingo,D-';s BS ;.@ss
Merchants Navigation and Trsnsporsaiioa Co.
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
ina q. Hampton Junction With Delaware, LAetswsnns ..A
Western Railroad, at Essou with Lehsh Veley k.a
and the West without change ofcar..
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two xpress Trains daily rsm the West, except Sundays
sIty Miles and Two Hours saved by this line to Chicago.
Cincinnati Loli. etc with bit one shs1se Of cara
Commencing December 20 1864 lesve New York q follows
At6:Oo a M, for Ess.on, Msuch Chunk. Wiliamspor''
| Wilkesbarre, Mahanoy City. &c. ,,,
MAIL TRAls-At 90 for Flen1ingon Esston, wafsf
Cap Scranton wilke.barre Great Bend Pitt't0n BnshA
900 m. Western Expre. for E.ston. Allentown Read
ing Harnsburs Pburs the West with Dot one many
OF car. 10 Cincinnati Chicago and but one changes 10 o.
LOUIS. -, 4,
| i2:0 n TRAIS--For Esston, Allentown, Maach Chonk
Wlke.barre WllaIaspor, Reading Psts'ile hafn'oafs
a:1rH-For Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown snd aaooA
4:Sp. x-FOr some vile and Pennington.
| 400 WrsTsss ExPaEs-For Esston, Allentown
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh. and the West Sleeping
cars through from Jersey Cyto Piitsoersn every
% Boat. stop =, Bergen Poin, and Mariners
csn ka 70. come sn PIER
Ator House Mo-. 2l and $40 Broadway and at the pn-
cpsl hotels. JOSIAH o. sTEARNs Superintendent.
ERIE RATLWAY.-Trains leave foot 81
~ Chamber.st., via. Psvonis Ferry;
a m Dav Express for Usnsndalgua Rochester, bunato
Salamanca and CONNECTS lfAo win Lake shore
and GRAND Trunk Railway and at Salamanca ~ith Asn
s:Ss M. Min and Wsr Train. d.ly, to otisvills.
10 Express Mai, Tor Buffalo connecting WIN LAKE
sum, Way Train. for Port Jerv. and New6ursh.
H. Night Express, for Csnandasus Rochester buhs"'
Salamanca and West.
lightning Express daily for Cansndaigns hoene
ter Baaso, Salamanca, Dunkirk and West Connect
Buffalo with Lake shore Grand Trunk Railways md
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
Lirk' and West
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO" LINE.
~ Daily,
For Providence Direct,
IN. now and splendid Steamers
ELECTRA AND0ALArEA

u.,,n, S,p,r.or Accommodations for Ps,,engefs .nd
rraht VII leave Pier No. p North River loot o. hohn'
.ep street Daily (-undsys excepted asp IN
Ccnr.c,inr AZ Providence with the g. m Tor Boston -
The ELECTRA. Capt. j. W. NiE, WI leave Ne" OH
,,srv MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ,,,,,
Th. GALATEA Capt WIN. JONES, every IuEspAh'
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY.
~ freight taken at Propeller Rates
h,,. stealnerA are Unsurpassed their
M ~. comfort sud safety Of passengers and t.iT facilities Tor
m. transportation .; freighs ,,,
~ pat..nrer rn,r retiring for the night are not disturbed
.rr,, In Providence at hour early enough 10 So
rnrr seat. ~ desired m the r-t accommoasnoh ush Vs
Bo,tor snivin, III boson At a. NJ. $500
For information rerrrd 20 t,s'sht Ae sPpy to isAAO
e., T,c..,, s,s,erooms Berths, Apply 70 W. W Ed
" ,Pps G.nersl Ticket Agent Pier No ~ North River
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DARITAY a DELAWARE BAY r.. R

DARITAN a DELAWARE BAY H. n
III From foo, Murray.st daily, at J;S p m conneSn1
with Trains Tor HlGHLANps, l RIP Fam, LoS'
RaaNCU SHARK RIVER MANCHESTER, &c.
EIooKIlN 40 PHiLtDkLfHlA-bHe -. .1Sns
sion tickets s. good 70. ihrss day, sssmes 49, 49,
g. =, Connecting IT PORT MONMOUTH, with express
,,,,n, Tor PHILADELPHiA TuCkRRTOS, BAkhEGAi
TOMS RIVER, kc. Returning leave Nme'st fsriy rh"a
de- phia at II 20 a. IA,
r.velers the City Of New foTs are n9thed not
app ps.as. by this line the State OF
.raued to Camden and Anboy monopoly me ssosss
privilege of carrying passengers and freight between '0e e
Of New Y ORR aud Philadelphia.
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RESOLUTIONS.


BY Supervisor BLrHT- - -, l..
RSs,i,sd fine, the Special Commtts. on Volunteering %
su,ril-d snd directed sppy 20 the Commissioners inter
N, ~ s,cert.in ether II 10 necessary that sn In
t-ua R.u. sisnp shs he attached 10 all sdsviis mao,
an tbr process. Of correcting e enrolment ID uA wy ant
County.
BY slpryisof ~TgwsRT- .
H..>a Ts' me u0rthetly fooi Of Tie premises hereto
Gsre su.-d o., , load in Nance, Building be s'sign1d
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = WINTER

4 ono, ISLAND RAILROAD - WINIEh
IL ARRANGEME Sr.-Leaves New. York, James slip snA
3at las, River for Greenpor Sag HsIber hanptons &C.
.ts m For Y.phank LaksaId lsp Babylon, and Farm
inrdale ct q IL ard y. trimming through e
Us.enport, on SATURDAY eveningsl fo5 oyoseI A. "
Ox.,.r Bay and Uuptn-on For Hampstead Jamaica and
Winfield. At aud TO- NJ and q : and ?. N, v.,
| SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Jsth Ea'
Rive a M for Yaphsnk stopping al all Stations sI
cent and Syosse Excursion Tickets Tor ths tsn
| :, PPsjac.3 me, A. REASONER. Superintendent
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Chances for Business Meu.

EOR SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES OF
an old established Hardware Store together with TEN
YEAR LEASE. Tho ovnor declining business Apply 10
L. BALDWIN No, ~. Bowery
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PROPOSALS FOR

q. III. PTRsFR, Taxes
C. b. WOODRUFF, .nd Asse.sn
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Travellers, Guide,

To Albany, by Hudson X. r., from GO Warren st.,
cor Of Chambers, 7 and II n M, $40, 81 and 10
p m From 3oth-st Depot, Z. and ~ m, and
$40, &, and lot p. m. City cars connec. with the
depot al 30th.st., leaving Chambers-st prrci'ely
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-22

No. II Carondolet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Offer their services to Planters and lsndbol.,.,
generally for the sale lease of their PIxs,sSH-s
and Land. through their friends at the Nar,b -5
their relations with Capitasis seeking L. ipyss, ~
Gotten ana Sug Lands, heretofore under eutjvsBor
they possess the best facilities for eectiug sale, ~
leases They have established an Agency in Ys.
York Messrs. DESLONDE & JENKINS No 10
Pine Sire ct. and i'll correspond with the PriDrb
Land agencies in other cities from which the, NV
FIRE quent applications for improved lands
hey Their, fore copde nty invite the attention n
Planters and others 10 this circular and solicit ibos,
wishing sell to entrust them With the sale Of tb,
property. Plots maps and full description Of M
lands and improvements, with pr and terms shorl
be furnishe. when the order to sell lease is Given
Messrs. b Walton & IDeslonde are authorized a
re er to
NEW ORL EANs-John G Gaines President Citizen,
Bank John Pemberton President Merchants Igs q,
Adam g fin State Treasurer, Estlin & Co. Factor,
w g. d Crquhart, Factors Geo w West Factor Gp
S Mar deville, Factor, Jno ~ att q Co. Factors,
IRE mouiet, Factor, Moses Greenwood & Sons Factor
Gen G. Il eauregard, Ii SlocOmb, Gen tdw Sra,
row, Madison Parish S NJ Darby St Martin, Alirt
Roman St James.
NEW YoKK-Mose Grinnell, W N E Taylor & Son
Hon Robert Walker, Jas l Day, Isaac Mart,
Des.onde & jenkins. Decd 3l
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A. j. p O w ELL.
-ANTATIoN BROKER,

New Orleans,
Has reopened IN this city office for the Purchase
sale or renting of Houses and Lots Plantations mn.
improved lands, &c. Orders r the Survev ana .uh
division of Plantations and Maps thereof attended r.
promptly and In satisfactory manner An ex perserc.
of twenty FIVE years in the Land Depart.,anf. - ~
state he trusts will secure hum aha of
in his profession P~''O"@se
aaving secured the services Of an experienced and
pose ne WIZ attend to the settlements Of claims in
III Pieaseiurn complete description Of properly
'~sNT Nov l4dtf.
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Americas Topic. in Ruuismd.

?, The summary OF the City OF Boston news
wac Anticipated Us tho steamer Morryilu's adr'ccs
tie news b. ing regarded dspcng the peace
and depressed The United Sta.es bOas about two per
cent.
7Ae T,rss observes, As there is time FOR reflection
Il can hardly doubt hat the bearing Of both Ito British
and Canadian Governments will COW inee tho Alaei..
on that thcy have no OF o'cnhc and thai poi
10y OF reilllaion will be Us unjast us 10 Is gnwiac.
The acquttdl Of Rumble, IA tho RappahGrnOcl case
called forth some severe structures rom tho news.
papers
: The Dsily N.ps SAYS that Jury has seldom given
su, signs 81 prejudice II calls for tie AncndeaI Of
the Foreign emit tGent act.
Tle Tmes says the aotuittal does not negative the
fact that there gross violation vi the law. even II
Ranible vas the too. OF Others.
The Tin.es says tho Fort Fisher affair certainly deye
oped step in tho art OF wor ind demonstrated the
possibility OF making turret ships sea.gong.
: The Queens speech delivered ty oonip,isson IL
created little lnte.cet II alludes 10 the termination OF
the Denish war and hopes the peace vi utope viii not
be disturbed 1t rejolced at the tranquility Of India
aud porcs the recent calamity 20 Calcutta The rts,
q the speech relates TO domestic topics but h silent on
the reform question Satisfaction Is expressed at the
improved slate OF affairs 10 Ireland and the msnufac.
turing districts.
In tie House OF Lords Earl Derby spoke on the
American war in hir usual tone Of hos,illily 70 the
United States . ,,,,... ---.. "a, -t III -. fIe
qte address yns agreed to. la l.t ,t.,t. .
There was no debate IL moment IL the House
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Great Britain.

The Times Paris correspondent says:
when the Trench Minister. Count MERCER. was re-
called from Washington the Americans were led to un:
dersand that agent would be accredited untli
Pr silent Iueoa should have recognized the Emperor
OF Mexico This recognition has not peen forthcoming
and there Is 10 French Mnister st Washington, Tbs
writer rdds II Is believed that Mr. Bgeiow vii. con
tnus 10 act CGitd states Charge Aiiaiis II Paris
Tor scL t.ulc.' .
In the House of Commons tie slh inst, Sir j.
Birthstone expressed regret at the absence. IN ne
Queens speoci Of ny arsion 10 the state oi Tie iu0ie
HrTrce. lie sad Our rclrtiops With America ate no.
ia satisiy tory siate and 10 Re essl ssi. Esle
wrs oes IN s-'ttv~ 20 sdcrd adequate Protection I,
commerce. Ho intended or Bn carly day 20 can ateu-
ton to the state OF the Navy.
On bringing Up the report on the address. Hr Sciy
moved al amendment declaring that tho state Of Ire
land Is not sat sacory Gad tat tie abundance OF tie
emigration from there exceedingly bad feature
After debate the amendment was rejected
IL repJrlc that Fedora agents have been eneaging
mixers ia Wales to proceed 10 America. ostenSiDy ~
mixers but rpsy Tor tho Federal bery ice. The first
batch slei peg the CITY OF Boston, but nothing could be
ascertained TO justify police Interference
Sam mel Gregson. member Of Parliament and head or
OF tho firm OF Gregscn Co. merchants IN London, Is
dead
great and nlu initial meeting for the repeal OF the
plli. tax Ia been hei ID IoIdoif
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IhtNfof, y. j.. 4 R'scs =, Heo. n, looO'
Joint resolutions were offered IN the Senate
tnor, 10 Tho Constitution Br. ScJyel moved 10 make
hem tho special order for n day. An aalmasd dis
cns s0n of several loals' duiatou eEsuei MesWs.
buckle. Iuiiam, Chdndier, Randolph and Ho.msn
spOko against immaGiaic action. Mr.. Scoyel repied
-. nj .nir!t end power Jle PRESIDENT Of TIE Sen:
ste dreilcd that the motion Of seuator Chaudier o.
Morris i0ro-cr The lcsocUoas 20 It6 CoDhlistee On
motion o make tho resolutions The special order tof
F,ilar Arr Reeves ol oouc-st tsyerSd l9'ntedete
action NJ Scoya de. curecl The towers when con,
trcllcd this LccislGiurc and sought t. cter moran
.brib5to the United States senate. y largo aAshnee
was prcsoD aUd tho discussion ye No most inefes'
ing VI tie session. .,r,.
Tho Legislature 5 20 meet u prDlo lonoroT 10,
4, ID-or H. the birthdag II Washington. Gov farsor
h 90 rftsilc and c. c. LathrOy u Burlington 10 70 "
liver a. gdarss. raIr.-~
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From fine Distaut West.

81 Lows, MQnday, Tea y, lstA ,
Col. Livingston, commanding on the Plains,
rspors two tph,s nea Mud Springs The 4ih ard 9Th
inst, between ne ny 200 Indians ard about 300 men o
she 18th Ohio apd 1h Iowa Cavalry, Under Lieut.. Coz
kBeJ Oar l,ss was two Killed and y wounded. The
Indians went North. Numbering fVQlodses, driving two
herds Of captured caitlgwit item. FL. -,-.-si
GEN. Ewing ,eIe graphs from Washington that lie has
mado an arrangement Tor raising thirteen regiments Of
cavalry IN this state tor yerls service. which win
relieve Miss mi from The dgs;t 49, -r,,.--r.-,frs
Cotton ass. fof Miad,sr; receipts rs baleR apA
l6O saSAs. Hemp Elk q { iGU for undressS3 and "a,
rs for dressed. Flour duh; soNslo for d1uis ar
tfa. Wheat declined sdl0c luJtpd OF o. 77a4I
Cor prime 0 choice. Com steady IL 81 0sasl To- 0ass
= Sglc ~. !, .,.r ~ a. 81 .ait
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heavness and although there IVES actuel rally the
Of the reduction checked the tendency 10
increased weakness. There was heasy discount de
mand again at the bank and IN the oler market the
terms were fsIly up " tee bank pininnm. In the
stock Exchange Eve per cent { eely pail during
The morning, bat tho c,csng rate was four and half TO
iyo.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. u. Evening.-It is ruInored
that the British Admiralty contenplates the reduction
o! tie coast quad service, owing TO the policy u ds
armament among the Continental Governments.
The spanish G.yernmeD' Il said b Lave resolved to
prohibit The publication Of tie Popcs Ercyekesi ia
Spain. Bishops WHO lad published il wore not to b.
presented ~ rs... ....,
Official insirr, lions Ron the Russian Goyerhl.ept
for the reor.an ton Of Pol nd had reached Warsaw
Tie ofico Of Governor Poland is suppressed The
prov in0.al governments Dre ss aided. aud Tia pubic
Misunderstanding will hcnoo.orh be- only through tho de-
part erts If the respective ministers at ST. re,cfbnrg.
QUEENSTOWN Feb iS-fars Bour's quet hen;es eIosed
az Gu Zoe. .
The G5e's psri. coresp'udcn, s-y'ns French Meft ~
Ws.nss vii Be appointed uani toe ate ny Dsyioa tp1s
Is ad by tie bearer NJ satisfactory Instruction tpeet0s
the threaisesa ms Mt xico, ..I IlT ..t NkaI4
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Gen. Giirnore's e1cini Bcpofs.
CHARLESTON, s. C., Feb. le.
VIA NEw.YOEK, Feb. ~, 1903

CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. rs,
VIA NEw.YOEK, Feb u, 1905.
AejOr Gen. BALLEcK. Chg Of Sgf.
GENERAL; The City Of Charleston and al 10.
eeienses CHIC IL to possession this morning, vita
about 200 pieces ofgOcd artillery and supply Of Gne
ammunition. The enemy commenced evacuatng ell
TIE works last night, and Nj jur Macbeth surrendered
tie City to the troops Of Gen SchmInei leInlI al
o'clock this morning at which time il wes occufed b
our forces. Oar advance on tho EdssO from Balls Bay
kasteBed the retreat.
The cotton warehouses nrsenes quaite'ue.t.fs
stores railroad bridges, and two iron clads buIae
by tie enemy. some vessels in the shpyd were also
burned.
Nearly a.. the Inhabitants remaining behind belong
10 tie poorer class.
Very respectfully,
@ A. CrIMorR, General Commanding.
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sccorNISBYCrRSPfciAa CORRESPONDENTS
L. II. STATION, Secret,

Tho UUked States steam Transport Fulton,
ficn Chaikslon On SATURDAY evesigg Lost arrived Of
this port on Tuesday morning ct - o'coet. Our 4pc
cic corrs spsn6ct came IL her passenger snd r
nsLes ns with the fClowing account ofthe cTacu.lon
Of CT alestou by tie Rebels end The occupation ci tae
ciiy.by ou forces:
From Oar SPECIAL core-pon lent.
Os BoA.D u. s IRAEsPonI FULTos. i--
CHARLESTON EhsBoR, Saturday Oh. -, 1875.
Tits viii prove memorable DAY IL Tho history u our
oo1try Clalltstc las been evacuated by tie Rebel
rrd "The Tleg Of or Union" proudly noas that
lot-bed CT treason. ind mother Of Secession.
A BLooDLFss yIcTO8Y-Jus1IcE AID 8ETRDUH0S.
God in Lis mercy hes youctsafed another brilliant oDa
bloodless victory y Arms. The Nation VA. rejoice
and every loyal heart overflow with g'adLess ~ the
good tdiags which vii, be waited the lsDd. JUS
tioe ana ctrbtion have been slov bat II slow j. hss
hen and tcrlbs. SIS the burned city and mniated
fus Of it, inhabitants wen at,c1; and IT Is bu, IT.
Ing retrbaioD that ss theirs vas the hand to isst
gate IL bloody drailc, 60 theirs should AFRO bo tie
Sonl although Inwfttineiy. to apply tho cAastsnent
end wzask on thess ilnoI.ctx I'D the most te1hie
trbu for telr crime and folly oftho past four
Sturdy tie way of the t1ausgrossor Is hard" Bat
Anticipate details and win now endoevor in os br.ofa
possible ~ Icy bsfare the fondcr tho fu pr
herlas.
RU1l0Rs AT Billion HAD.
Eerly this morning II Vas IUuOiod at Hilton Head
that news hid been received that the Robes were
eyacatng Charleston. Gpd that Gen. Gilmore hi LEI.
a. &c for james Island in epccial Dispatch boat
leaving sord fr the Iukon. which vas advertised "
cal fo- Nev-York at 10 g. IT,. 10 cell II The Dghfp
Of Charleston hGbor ia tho purpose oil taking On beard
disp aches. .sr-s-..ss..ra '-s-s 81 ~ -
Although tao. ranor regarding the esaclsion Of
Chs-e6ton were well guarded AID sedulousy KEEP; by
che few initiated 1t nevertheless redcied lyour core
,poBGents car and quickly determined INN to ,sAo
0ssssge on tic Futon ard learn the fr particulars.
DEPARrURE OF TIRE TULToS yRoN HILTON HEAD
The Fulton Bss ordered ~ sail precisely at 10 eook
but osing to deays which the officers OF tho ship
had no control 1t wes nearly IL before che lred her
signal gun and got fairly under way.
sIEcULATloSs or TJig PAfsEgGRRs.
twas quickly rIIrorcd IN olg tic passeaeeIs ihat
'Se Fuo Vas ordered TO stop or Chariseton for the
purpose Of taking csr itcbes North, end the rumot
gave rise % agreat deal Of speculation among the pcs
'~ses rs to the proia able fat. of that city, ha'
- me wEATiEa ~ ~ e.lrif
was ahtbsi eofd be desired, The ssy ives peauiiful
sAd Gear nc or was freslcned by gentle southern
sisele and tie was perfectly oaIa sud smooth
"s's'e never Appeared more beautiful and in Us calm
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Rebellion. ana would no longer Gght for 1t. Theywere
received ~ prisoners.

Rebellion. ana would 10 longer Gght for It, Theywere
received - prisoners.
NEGROES IN CHARLEsT0N.
Crowds Of negroes net cur troops, and made many
teuouetrations ofloy. There were men. women and
elildrsn They wanted food; many OF them said they
would be GLAD 10 work proposed to take up arms
agaiBst their masters.
TIE POPULATION.
The population olChageston consisted entirely Of the
poorer classes who were unab.o to get away; tie rich
had for several daye been reoyug. he persons who
remained were in want; they had nothing 10 eat. md
no means OF obtaining anything. Their situation is
described much worse than tina. Of the Inhabitants Of
Savannah after the capture OF that city.
CONDITION or CHARLESTON.
The lower part of tho city within reach Il guns
was in effect n ruin, and almost uninhabited.
Comparatively few pcrsons dared 10 remain there.
some OF the houses were knocked down: bricks and
timbers were lying everywhere. aud tho streets in par
ricular srevn with the fragments In many places
entirely obstrneting travel. Shells were lying among
the ruins Tho appearance Of the eligible lower pnrt
uninhs hiAbo and the upper part in 1amess described
as drcsry AVID desoaie IN the extreme.
TUE RrBrL AMY AND SUPPLIES.
There Is information that the evacuation Of Charles
ion began nearly three weeks ago. Rebel officer,
who deserted AID wGs examined at Port Poyal, gave
some OF Ito details; but they werc not then believed.
Since that tive the Rebels have been ut work removing
stores. though all the heavy supplies were EFT
Tho only Information in regard IL the Rebels Ia fhst
the direction taken by them in their lgft north.
ward. and ti,ot heir number Was about 1900.
An expedition Of Union troops 10 Bulls Bay short
line before tho evacuation. was it u understood, in
tended TO cut the railroad noIt OF the cy but If snc.
cessiul. it coli have prevented the escape of only
few OF the Echels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22
Farther Pnriisulara.

The Fulton brings the following additional
PARTICULARS OF the evacuation Of Charleston. the move.
rnents OF the Fedorn and Rebel forces aud the con.
dtion Of the city wien The Union troops entered H.
TnB EVACUATION.
The evacuation Of Charieflon was Arst dlscov ored
by our forces under Con. Schimmepannig nom james
Island. Exactly at whit time IL not yet reported.
though tie occupation Of tie city and Of the forsca
lions took place Of about 10 O'Clock in tho forenoon
Of the 18th instant.
The departure Of the Rebels from Forts Suintcr md
Mourie was. II In understood. from our picket
boats which rccoanoi,Ie the haibor at night aud the
opsations Of the Rebel garrisons began about twelve
hours before The eyacration WIS completed-DamoIy.
At 10 o clock on the evening Of the nth
qHE REBELS FIRE THE CITY.
Early IN the morning Of tic lsth two terrific e,flo.
,ops m Charleston were observed frCm feet. Flre
smoke and burning fragments filled the air for u
great dstanoe sni the shock severely eel. oy all
orr vessels. fiiD "'
Soon ef,erwsrs nLd before daylight, fires were get
in other places and extended throughout the upper
part Of the civ Ii has sinoe been ascertaincl that
many thousand bales Of cotton were burned in con-
sequence Of the explosions Of the warehouses
and other public buildings that were Cred by the
Relels. tntratt kf .,..r.-
OUR FORCES TAKING rossEsnoS.
Oar forces .ook possession of the city In the FIRE
noon. a. already reported. General sehmmeiphunig
was unopposed. tho Rebels leaving - the Union
troops came In sight There was not even a show
Of resistance. .r..I b.. t. ~ 0ts IfItfH-
REBEL THIEvIs.
II appears that the Rebels who remained TO the last
wero no, well organized and majority OF them were
t,heve. boss object i'm STAYING was plufder II IN re-
ported BY the inhabitahts Of the city ih these men
were su,it, Of mary dlsgracefl act. They had ltto
difficulty 10 secting their escape with thcr booty.
CO. BEDEL DfsERTERs
Several hundred Rebel deserters were concealed Ia
the houses Charleston and when our troops entered
they surrendered declaring that they we're tired OF the