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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
mn.. Mcctin.-rinh Ward.

A goodiy portion oiIhe most influential citizens
Of the Fifth Ward mot on Monday evening at Lards
Hotel corner Of West Broadway ard frnnklinst The
meeting held pursuant To- call IN Monday paper
for the purpose OF avoiding the draft BY encouraging
enlisimenis. Dr Edgar called the meeting To order
and stated thar owing to the union iires in Union
square Re would mo- delay ;hc member, but w0uid
that they dourr AID JOIN In tie grand Jlbiec
lie would
Sound he loud iimhrc Over F@yTts grsnd sea,
for Jehoyuh ha. friuu ph-d ana 4is people are 'ee
The great object al the meeting was 10 receive SUD
scriptions These came IN plciiy good round number.
r. Mr. Tuthil who is CAaii1hn OF tlr linnLce Com
mitiec There was then selected committee with dis-
crciionaTy powers consisting Of Judge GUN, hesSis
W ykoH Buell., Hewitt, Bur.s end Heath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
DRIFT Meeting Tenth Ward.

An adjourned meeting Of the citizens OF the
Tenth Ward was held on Monday evening Esser Mar
Aei CQuIt 10 take hIbsr action in relief OF tbs ward
from the draft Gen Nelson Taylor presided Dr. Aug
veissman, Secretary. The names OF those signed to
the subscription ,is were called, and very general
response made By ricplIng up t. settle sgur
LOO has thus far been secured. aud n The OH >
and committee pushing tie Meter VIC ruuhly, lop's
are entertained that substitutes vii be sent ~ sufficient
10 warrant the Provost Marshal 10 not notifying tie
en- lately drawn. HE number required Is 52. TO b.
deducted those that have arsd, been enlisted by the
ward. The meeting adjourned about 9o'clock 10 at
tend an mes't the Union square demonstrations.
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York on Jan bqlano ofneary $3.50 0oo These results
have been accomplished within an area OF less than TWO
cornties bv CO, David Hc.ton. the Greasnry Agent
This is the beat exhibit yet made from 20 limited
suace Siuce the capture OF Wilmington Col: Heai"n
las sent Z, New. York from that place about SlOoO'Oo
will 20 on soon -,
Dr. j. ". P1gc If the Sanitary Commission with an
nhlo co Us Of assistants at the front - supp!s
oil the wants If cur sick and wounded lie also has
cbsrcc of the refugees who are very destitute he ~
in great need Of clothing and other ncccesares ivI
men women. and children. whose nn'obrs are aaI!
increasing. Boxes Of clothing sent 10 I'm NJ ne"
viii core free ON Goyerpu,n nj steamer aud ailoid great
relief 49,.
Shermans men are not only feasting on turke!s,
cl ckeus o..s and ham which they mought through
from Sontl rnga ht are also supply ing tier labes
i'm tte dishes of ,bo,ce shad from the Neuse River.
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sYrIppINC INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK... -,
Cleared.

Cleared.
e,,sn,sr A. II. Foreman. Hu.sey. Washington. -
Steamer Fanny Cad~ aladeI Peyson. Baltimore, w. Dial
sel -. , ,r,
S,e,uier Rsltiniore Lewis. Washington. J. Hand
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler. Baltimore. W. Dslzel
STEAMER r W Bruno. Foster, Baltimore. w. DalIel
slim Mo,nck, Nckcs City Point Dearborn bros
Ship no Plus Ultra, MARTIN san r'Scis0o' L. "a "0o'"
Bark Sarah King (BLl King Gibraltar. II. j. c. A. De
Bark Jui,rr. lold) schweichel, Bordeaux, CaneI0
Hstk U.tyes, Moon Staples, Maanzs., Walsh Carver.
Bris AIforela. Merryrnan, Mstanza., Rogers Rhch
Brig Loeb Lomond Buck. Saeua, Thiyer Sargent
Bn, Ann Feory DR., Malaga, Turp.I Bestile.
BriglJane (Br.J Mcclellan Graw M-Dan, = Wbins Co
Brs Luis Mariani, Atkins, Liverpool, N: s.. Boyd &
Br. yicsoria Amelia Ferris ST. Johns. ~ F., B. +. Small
Brs InsInsn (Br Larawsy, Por an Prince r. Murray jr.
schr. Susan Scranton, Heroy. Baltimore, Murray Ne
SIR NJ T. Cannur Abeanls. Baltimore NJ. Beden.
Sclr NJ Uolun.s Ireland Beafort Thomas Holmes.
schr n Doare Mesatnln Hilton Head, b. r. Small Co.
shr JoLn Ra iolpn Naltin. Norfolk I. b. Chase CO.
schr L. F. Pnnro Collins. City Point, Van Brun Slaght.
schr Anna Borland Oyeron. Newberue, Van Brunt
Slaght. ,,,
Bark Fiira Holloway Philadelphia J. C. Raining
Selr Mary Emma Murphy, tal River.
schr Helen retry. New Bedford Ben,ly Smith Co.
schr F.nton Martin, Baltimore, NJ. Bedcu. .
Schr Blanche tbr Lent Annapolis. n. s., ID. X. DeWo
go. 49,, A., =,
schr Mary Watt Bliveu, Wsreham. II. j. Racket Son,
schr A. T. Rowland Raynor' Fortress Monroe, d. bedei
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The Minue.ota Gaze.

t. re Editor er The ". y. TrbsH'
SIR IL is proper TO correct misapprehen-
sion which appears in the testimony OF NJ. Allen
talen In this case the first days examination. when
not present. Mr.. Allen speaks Of Mr. Evnris ne
having been asked for and having given a. the time Gn
opinion the propicty Of the course taken In this
case This Of apprehension on Mr. Allen 9
part Mr. Evarts not one Of those consulted. He
wss In Europe during the prosecution oftio case The
ground. and the authority upon which our action was
founded. and the sanctions which II received may be
given to he public hereafter, but not until they are
ar. submitted by the proper authority at Wash
Ingion T. DELAPfELD SMITH,
Anr1i z las
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Arrived.

Steamship Caroline Phillips Beaufort NC ." hours mdse
and pass to Murray Nephew. The steamship Zodiac, ar
rived on, April at 10 m. - ,
steamer Linda 1hcobad, washinscn ~ hours hide' and
tiiow, Bcnnrr Brown. - - . =, 40
o. s. steam transport Jersey Blue Hopkins Newbern NC,
,rch 20 via orr..s Monroe "a inst with mdse and pass
10 T. = Asst Ouurirmaser. Passengers: T. Robinson,
L. s n. C. r. Leland, J. NJ. Maxwelton Co., IN the
st-cIafr.
u. s. steam revenue cutter Krwanee Capt W. C. frsse
Savannah, March 81 convoy to ship fafar bars
Heirrs aud schrs L. A. Burnsame and Marcus hun1er-sh
cotton laden bound TO this port.
u 5. steam sloop war ngahela. Jumes II. Strorg
commsadrf days aud IL hoA Had head winds
AL seas tr-t twa days Of the passage.
q. ;. steam transport Delaware Rogers. Newbor N c..
March 2sh via Haiteras Inlet lat in with 50 refugees TO
u. :. ON.
ship DIrsdnoush Cusns Now. Bedford In bal... TO Da
Ship y. Aymar Of Searspos Garner Matanras March 2
sugar, Walsh Garner. Has had heavy weather.
Bark Palmyra VI Yarmouth, n. s.. Hatfield, Mnseille.
February ,. ndss Batter L De Nsrtu. March e. Daniel
Dwyer seamen fell from the foreysrd and sntiy
killed.
Bark Bolivia, Wheberry, Aspinwsn 10 days with WOOL
k To r. JOY The bark Mantle arrived on the came niah,
Oh, brig arrived and drisd ashore on Lighthouse
Reef The vessel will be- total loss cargo will probably be
saved.
BARK Lord Baltimore Of Bermuda Lo.bers Rio Janeo IS
heavy weather Left bark Seneca, Lewis. loading for Ba
more TO sail ia about two days Brig Chattanooga Fry whit
ing orders. ship of New York. bound TO San Francisco
rived the tho Baltimore sailed with loss Of and
Leaking
Bari EIchsnsa Of Yarmouth, NJ s.. Churchill sarus 7
days sugar to Boyd lnoken. ~ on SiSua spoke Brig
Frontier bound IN.
Bark Prince Albert (of indsor T. 81 Hall Csrdenas 10 d.
sugar and nesdo d. Il. DsWohk Co. Had some heavy
theg, sAtlled cargo
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The Draft ia Brookl, n.

The supplemental draft ordered in the Third
District comprising the First Second. Third. Fourth
Fifth, Seventh Eleventh. Thrteenth, Fifteenth, Nine
teenth and Twentieth wards. was commenced On Mon
day by drawing the Filth Ward, which was completed
TIE total number u men required under the last call
was 800 Of which 653 have been frnished. leaving an
equal number still he iurnishcd by this and perhaps
another supplemental draft: Among the distinguished
persons drawn james Dc,lin, the bounty broker.
who has recently been sentenced to Clinton Prison for
number Of years by the United states Military Com
mission In Washington. before which he was uied
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
4 Fight With Hanmpton's Cnvniry-De'erf-
ers from the Rebel LiE,s-Suppiies Go
ing Forward.
From Our Special Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent
GoLDsDoRoUGH n. c.. March 30 1869
The first serious attempt at raidirg or scout
ing around our lines since tie occupation Of Gods
borough by our troops made to-day by par'! ol
sbont thirty of Hampous cavalry upon the night ana
center of our line northwest from Mosoy Han eight
miles distant
party of ten mouEted men belonging to fitzpatrick S
csyar, had been out upon scouting aId l"dsne eA'
,edtop They had gait cred between thiTty and ioty
horses ard had coCred man mounted upon edeh AMI
NAL 10 bring him in. About o'clock IL H. they ieiln
with patty of Jiamptoas cavalry who attacked them
and sharp skirmsh followed our men lighting anu iai
ing back TO cover their animals squad of the 23d
Michigan Infantry up, arriving just In time 10
.ave our men. who were outnumbCrcd three 10 one
They checked tie Rebel cavalry. After hand to haHu
encounter in which both parties fought with clnbhed
nuskets, one of our men was killed and one wounded.
We captured two prisoners. and leittwo OF three ked
and as many wounded On tie fed.
A detail was Gent on, from the Second Brigade with
an ambulance 20 bring in our own and the heDe'
wounded, ard to bury the dead
Deserters arc daily coming into our lines Some OF
them have been in the Rebel service since tie beginning
OF the They regard the further coniirnanee OF te
contest on the part of tie Rebel leaders only cacula
bd To sdcTihce soou men, AAc 'o'""S WY
prevails they say among the rejecting portion oil The
army, that every man who falls in battle now is muir
dered THIS is the feeling among the men who come IN
Aere do not pretend 10 reflect the opinion Of the
army around Richmond.
The news Of the late Brilliant success Of Gen. Grant
was received here to-day. The uuost capacity OF toe
railroad from Newbern ia taxed TO the utmost to hurry
forward supplies for Gen. Shermans army. Army
trains strongly guarded. 60 to Kins,on aud receive
supplies directly from the boats which come up from
Eewbern. The army is in excellent condition and
spirits. l. s.
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Seventh Dissr:ci--;evcnth Ward.

Capt. Wagner has found himself compelled
by the brisk business in recruiting, suspend the draft
In this Ward until the volunteers moro scarce TINS
il the fourth day on wLic, this has happened. The
wheel was placed in position. tho names prepared
counted and placed in IL under the supervision Of scve
raj If the influential and Trustworthy men Oh INC
District on asst Friday But soon az the citizens
sav and knew that there vns certainty Of this dan
gcroug operation they beftrrcd tcin.evcs and nave
kent this Ishdowipp danger from laing up"n iher
heads by confined cXertion on thcir part tAey may
vet escape the ignominy and snbvcrt this caainli.
which threatens them.
Upto 2ocoeh Tuesday there had been about 10 re-
crufA uI eeeutgl.
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Celebration OF cur Victories.

The Committee appointed at tie mass meet
Ing In wanst on Monday, to consult relative to cee'
bration Of our great Victories met at the Office
OF Mr. Simeon Draper at o'clock. on Tuesday. AFTER
discussion sub. committee was appointed Ia cnbody
the sense OF the meeting as celebration, In the form
az resolves 10 be- prepared at some subsequent time TO
be printed and Transmitted throughout the country.
The general sentiment hst rs there had recent.
" been very imposing public display II Is e1pedent
10 request the President to appoint day Of national
Thanksgiving and that subscriptions be made In belnf
Of the Christian and SANITARY Commissions. In order
that the needs created by those battles may be met 30
far a. practicable.
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The Fort Sumter Celebration.

Collector Draper has received tho following
dispatch from the War Department:
WASHINGTON. Saturday. April ]. 1865.
HIM q DRAPER Collector. Np York:
You NAV permit such vessels as you deem proper to
90 10 Hilton Head witness the ceremonies at Fort
Sumter and carry passengers such persons as you
think propcrly may 60 the express condition that
they rsport ut Hilton Head to Gen. Gilmore u be sub
iect 10 lis regulations while there.
There should be privilege oftaking passengers IN
discrimnately but only such passengers as you may
Give a specia permit The clearance should be for Hill
Ion Head The license to To Charleston to DO given
'"'' " EpwIN II. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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NaynI Movements.

THE FLAGSHIP oP TIE BRAZILIAN SQUADRON
The United States irigatc Susqnehanna, IL
guns. will sail this week for the brazilian squadron
unaer tho command Of Rear Admiral Godon. Our
Brazilian feet is composed Of seven vessels Of war and
Rear Apmrs Godon Will raise his Gag. assuming com
mand of the entire feet rs lie arrives at the
station The head ofthe station are no Janeiro
and the flagship will remain of aud on the coast o
Brazil for the next two years. The following ist VI
the officers u the Susquchanna:
Acting Rear Admiral, A. W. Godon, ieutensn, Command
los and EIecay. ONCE Z T. bsts suIse"p1, J. G6 Bar
Leu,enant., y. Smith. N. u Tboma, Joh \; Bartlett,
EdwTd PrsbI, Marine oae., tI asu W." p, w
Acting master Tbona. =. Isycoek Acting Engn' Wm H.
S. Finney Jane. Ren.hsw. IT,; Second Assistant, James
H. Hutchinson Henry A. Smi.h Acting Third Assistant En-
Ha%1. .A sse.sy g. H YSsy fa;%. ts
W. Maps'i Mid'hlgm.n, ,. c Ksnprti, y. ~ s,s'dmas
S @is: kfn1 es.irtl T p M:cs isss
mach Carpenter J. y. Mleri Gunner. L. j. haugb sail'
MAKER II. S. Stacker
DEPARTURE OF THE FLORIDA.
| The United States transport Florida will sail
tomorrow for the Gulf Squadron. carrying supplies.
Letters papers and parcels properly checked. aid sent
TO tho Naval Lyceuin viii DO asrded Tho following
isa list OF her officers; Acting Vol. Lieut. Com VIM
Budd; Acting Master and ex.ofiioer. w. & Staples
Acting Endgns. Cha. r. Beck 1hos. J. Rollins. Thos
J.. Ashmead. l.. G. Sampson Acting Masters Mates.
Ch@. Cameron. Ed. A: Gould. II. ]. Picheringl Act
ing Assist Surgeon. John f. Cobb. Acting Assist.
Paymaster. w. =. Koelcri Acting Fret Assist .Eugi.
| nesr. VIM. Mclean; Act Second. Assistants. W. y.
Magaw, r. b. Swift Acting Third Assistants J. NJ.
Lord. John Cotter. y. Gcer A. C. Collins, Captains
Clerk. Ernest Frederick; Paymasters Clerk. H. ID.
Keller.
CELEBRATION OF VICTORY AT TIE YARD.
| A national salute of ~ guns was fired yester-
day at noon from on board the receiving ship North
Carolina In honor Of the capture Of Richmond. Flags
floating nom the spsrs and mnsts Of the buildings
and shipping. Bunting wa never In greater demand
or more plentifully displayed.
| The u. \. screw steamer MonOngahela, IL
guns arrived at the yard yesterday morning aud went
out Of commission before sun down. The Nyack
arrived at tho yard Monday evening. and will be
thoroughly overhauled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PROSPECT PARK.-Thrce.fourth of the entire
Of property srdd to the Of property taken
Tor Prospect Pa has according the asst report OF thr Com
been paid, but owing TO tho srnseDoy OF the
times the remainder could not be collected The entire qnsi
y Of nd embraced In the rsk $40 and the
sstion awarded amounts TO tl3S7.tJ7.
THE NEW UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-The
6r.t ar term the United States Circuit Court will be
held this day In tho Superisors Room. Cour House
BROoKLyR CITY CoURr-Wednesday April s.
No. W. u, 81. Is. W. " ~. %, ", II, 70, u, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
'ICTORY At TIE YARD,

FIGHT AMONG FIREMEs.-Shortly before
midnight on Monday Engine Company No. l2 and
Hook and Ladder Company No. IL. Wills returning
from the alarm of fire In the Filth District through
Second-svenue. when between ThirteeLth and Four.
teenth-.s, became engaged In fight. Mssiles Of all
descriptions were freely used and several OF the
batants severely hurt Offices Dietrich and Ryan
Of the Seventeenth Precinct attempted separate the
combatants, and while engaged some person (whom
the Police believe u be Assistant Engineer Donolue)
struck Officer Dietrich on the head with q trumpet
telling him " the uoRnd. NJ arrests we're msde.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
SWORD
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENs,
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,

TrHE BEST PENs l.. THE WORLD
On receipt Of any Of the following sums In g. hes
cr,o.r will send by mall otheIwise as directed o.
Gold Ten fei'-'eees'nS ne same according 20 ss*'
ton, viz. -
For 30 cent. the aaie Peni for - cents ne Lef Isn
sr the % N rss prabes P rsS are not
Numbered. but correspond IN sizes to Nunoe" q > '
respectively.
TIE PSss IN SILVER PLATED EXTENSION CAFES WIFE
F., a.. the Magic Pen: ior : IS the Lucky PEN O'
81 81 he AwsysReady Pen; for 81 the Elegant ren'
' Tbs 70. .- Wei finished Goodwrns Gold Pen WITH
Ss s ss se s. 4 rry .s SaS ss
ave urrdr, as.ed and. Therefore. net ereadngedtk
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.
The name a Morton" "Nur,Ser." and "oaaay." 90
stamped the following Pens ad the points are ~SraHss
ior .YI months. except against accident.
The number. indicate .ise only; No. ben: the male.
and no. TO- the largest Mammoth Gold Pen for the deck
GOLD PINS. WITHOUT CASES.
For si?,. No. Pen 1T aea,,y ora No. Pen q gS.f
For 81. &c. ,rsn il qsiii,y' ~.No .Pen I'd quality,
For - 30 sPsa l., quality r.NO sPen, "a sus'y'
Foe No. rs% SG Fs NO. IS. so fSfP
ssNsN No. Pen. - soa No loren--All is' easi''y.
TIE SANE GOLD PENS N SILVER EXTENSION cAsss WIFE
For sa.Yo Pen Is, quality; or No. Pen: "a Quality
For 80 No. Pen 1t quality No. Pen. 2d9usi.yi
ora No. 4 Zen. 30 quaAfy a.
For So No. Pen. ls quality or No Pen zdquah'yi
orr No. Pen. 81 qushty. ,
For 50 Ne 4Peq i,t qally No Pen % quality
or No. Pen, 81 quality. . - . 49,.
For - ~ No. 5P.u LIST quality; OF No oren, 20 qaAhy
For IS IS No. b Fen. Is, quality.
GOLD PENS ALL yIRsr QUALITY IN srLsBsxorsrED DISK
For 81 IS No. Pen; FIR 1926 No. 3Psnj ~ - No
Pen. for IS IS a Ne. Pen .
For 81 No Pen, for s3s No. Pen; and for So No. 10
Pen. . -,
The "l.t Quality" pointed with the very best ldot
min Poins carefully selected and none OF this qeaty are
sold with slightest mpereeon which skill and the closest
scrutiny detect. 4, ~,
The "a Quality superior to any Pens made by BIN
previous to the wear 1900
Th- % Ousy lie neud. sh. equal IN respect TO Oars
biliy Elasticity ana Good Writing Qualities The GUY tue
con.lirrgtionsl any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
Ina Cheap Gold Pens he be-s leave 20 -ay 'ss
prrvions 10 op.aiin. his New and Patented Naclne ne
could no, hs W. Good Writing and Durable fes M
the nrice had the Gold been furnished srstutousy.
or the Nnlnber and Quality Of the Pens wanted and %
huber. cosrse or ME- ~. ,x
All rrmtrnces by mail In registered letters at my
risk and 10 all who send twentycrns chsree for reEefs
in addition TO the price goods ordered wl guaranty 'hr
safe delivery. -. ,,., Ala.
Pue. ending Gold Silver will be allowed the faup'S
MUM o the day rrcriNcd. a, , -, ara
TO Bs-A d.coun. Of 10 per cent will he allowed os
sus OF Sl2 aud 10 per cent Sa. and OF ~ Per CEN
$40 II sent " one address 81 one time Adde'S
W. A. MORTON, .
No IS Maiden.lans. New ), OK
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Bark Edward Hill of Kinson JAM fnompson matsoere
10 day. with cotton 10 ma strt' N 80. ~,
BERLIN 4 ! helps. - -, .,
Bark Mary SIM Powell, New Orleans II days with eotoo
&C.. 20 G. l.. Nli.Li Co. A., y.
bn. " ara WINE OF nnhhoeiPnia, 'hr' sat~, ~ 1aye
with mollsscs TO H. W. Loud 90. 1srcn 81 ,aw ass
bi.nssed Neainer rnn ashore on neras ohots arc her
foremost overload probably me zen lyon appeared ~
she hnneis'sy "i.u o1r "s e - ~ - - o.; a no.
dare 20 90 near her, en- bark Bessie simpson t9f Ih ns,t
day Eureka 20 new orr ~ ~ days Z.
ing lnn ntidsc., Anna tnxdVe'n w; snp "r"' 10
Hrie Ocean Wave 'of ran i.''rti. S"ie Sae"a; 70
with susar and honey TO- Jsmes r. wMo 70, mnen
lat J3 ~ Ion q D. spoke org Nancy !" |sAo VI i'Ale
from Nnba Tor boston nj. ,c..
bng Fly iHwei W tenrhDeis "'v -" 1yn
Baltimore WIN couee 70 r"neA iieim.ao W.Na- mas
been detained az "a oy s,roS ny. s on s Hoen
a. az IN mar g. 70 Rivera Garbage & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
Eighth District.

The Seventeenth Ward Is doing It's utmost
10 ill its quota. There are meetings held every even
ing this Ward for the purpose of stimulating all Tie
citizens Interested t. increased action Money Is being
raised to pay ,ccru:s presenting themselves from tbis
Ward, The rum al twenty i've dollars hand money
All the recruits thus far have been PAID their hand
Inn..ey by agclts At Tie Provost Mnls.als oillce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
Arrival Of Performers aud Refugee.

FORTRESS MONROE, ApTiI ?, IeI1.
The steamers Decatur and jersey Blue arrived
here tits mornirr from Newberr. n. c.. with an az
eregate of 200 Rebel prisoners and about 900 refugees
The condition of these refugees is Of the most distress
ing nature many OF them being ncuml cred with M
nervous children bireiooted. ragged ard half starved
They were token charge 81 by the Provost Marshal and
will be sent North in few dlys
The news they bring is unmrortint
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was 10 have occurred on Monday morning. there wasa
the outset perfect rush Of recruits 10 such an extent
IN fact render to drafting entirely IN
necessary. II thought at noon that there wouia
DO no draft during the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun sun S~ts......6 II Moon sets 3c5E
HIGh WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. IS Gov Island. 3.Sm Hell Gse'. ttI
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Fires.
IN LIBERTY STREET.

The cigar-store of Messrs. Fairbanks & wheeler,
No 81 Bibrryst wa. damaged by hse on Monday to 1 =
smoun, Of S3Vce; insured for $500 In the Merchant"
Company.
II BROADWAY.
The ncy-goods-storc of Adolph Wolfe, No. ,@s'
Broadway dams.ed by FIRE on Monday evening 10 the
amount OF 800; Insured
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La,cr from g. oid.bornusa, N. &.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. April 4.

IHIADElrlnA, Tuesday. April T. IeUo.
The following IS a special dispatch to Tic
WASHINGTON Tuesday. April 4, 1865.
A dispatch from Godshorough y. C.. dated April j.,
savs. defachueni ron Gen. Eeil, = command was
sent out on reconnaissance yesterday, be'ono LHte
river Tie, found tie ,a,my's cavalry in considerable
force but drove them back three miles, returning
without any loss Tue Rebel forces are north OF lar
IIvcrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
SECOND DISPATCH.

EAN FRANCIsIO. Itufsdhy, Murvh JU' Is"o
The Buli,tin's Olympia washington Terri
tory correspondence Of the 10th relates the crcum
s,nicc Of n curous affair mt that port. The British
cruiser Forward dispatched there by the Governor
Of Vancouver leland with re9uisi'ien upon the Gov
ernor OF Washington Territory for authority to allow
the seizure Of tho British merchant ship Frigate Bird
living ut the port The mate Of the Frlgae Bird hay.
ing refused a. surrender command Of her to her new
Captain rppoinrd by her owners. Gov Evans declined
% permit her sexrc saying he was not authorized 10
hermit fore On vessel TO seize ship In the waters OF
he United States and 1t would DO insult TO our Ad
mir ATTY Courts.
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