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Abandoned Juarsz,s ArmY.

CA1Ro, April l3-Nev Orleans advices
to the 9th have been received.
The True Delta claims to have official
that Gen. Rhesgara, COM
.msDding Juare1's chief army in Central
their homes.
The New orlsans' cotton market IL sta
tionaFy, with low middliug at 40c@42.
Good superiue -four So.
Col Forrest and StaH, under q flag Of
truce, arrived at Memphis on the 11th by
order Of Gen. Wright, for the purpose Of
coufsrring With Gen. Washbufne, on the
subject of the exterminatiou Of guerrillas.
The subject Of the conference is unknown.
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Demonstration at moundsviII..


The Union loving people of Moundsville
INDUCED in quite anzexteusive demonstra.
ton on Thursday night, expressive Of their
joy over the recent good news from our
armies. We have not seen SO brilliant,
because go universal, an illumination for q
loag time. Every occupied house hut one
in the upper and lower town was reported
illuminated. That one was the subject oi
much maIedictory remark. In Mounds
vile they do nothing by halves. The place
would not be the Capita, Of Marshall coun.
ty if they did. They demonstrate as a
unit. Not that every body is of one mind
in Moundsville. There are several there
who are en- jaEgon. But the people believe
in coercion, and have all through this war
acted upon that belief The orthodox pol
itictans of the States rights apd ,pFo slavery
school taught them in early days to eradi.
cate heresy "05 ct drdSiS" if ;ReesssaFy from
the sacred soil of Virginia, and therefore
esteeming secession q heresy, they have
been parsdoxicaliy and strangely enough
eradicatinG pretty much all their old pre-
ceptorg. No class of people are now go
thoroughly unpopular in Moundsyille, as
those who taught in the chief places and
spake unto the people as Scribes ia times
past Thus does time make all things
even, and thus do we learn that it is dang.
eFous to propagate any species of doctrines
by which weaare not willing to be judged
Bat to thsiuumination..s ..,..,s.
The NindoWaidf the houses were bril-
liant with rows of burning candles, be-
hind which in many instances could be
seen the National colors gracefally draped.
From the poFticos or mHuy Fssrueuces, as
well as from the trees in the gardens, hung
Chinese lanterns and all sorts of pyrotech-
nic displays. The scene was brilliant far
as the eye could reach, and the people were
In very jubilant frame of mind. Al 3
O'Clock large numbers of them repaired to
the Court House, where several appropri-
ate speeches were made by suudry gentle
men, among whom we're Rev. Thos. d.
Trainer, Of oamerOn, and Juo. R. Hub bard
and A. ", Campbell, of Wheeling. Our
old original Union friend, Hon. Jas. Burley,
presided. Having led of in the good fight
for the true faith in this war, he has bad
the triqmphsnt satisfaction of seeing his
people asnsar of one mind, and that mind
his own, as any man man in the State,
We have not space here to give an out.
line of qpylof the 5spesehesj made. nor to
psrticqlarisslthe dstaia of he demOnstra-
ton, Suffice it that it was in all respects
a CFeditabie affair on the part of the loyal
people of Moundsville. ,.urEy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-15

In April, 1866, Robert E.=Lee was. cho-
sen by the Virginia Convention, command
er in chief of the military and naval forces
of that State. On the twenty third of that
month he vas intfodpeed to the couven-
sion, and formally Addressed by Governor
Letcher, who closed bis remarks as follows ::
Sir, we, haye,. by this .unanimous vote.
Itexpteesed our conSictions that you are, at
this day. among the living citizens Of Vii
ginia first in war. We pray to g cd that
you may so conduct the operations COM
mitted to your charge, that il will soon be
tsatd 'nfiyouf that you are first in peace. ;
aud when that time comes you viii have
earRed the still prouder distinction Of being
'hrsein the hearts of your countrymeu., -
| will close with one more remark. ao
When the Father of his Country made
this list will and testament heg gaSa his
words to his favofite nephews, With the
Iiuj junction that they should pever be drawn
frOmtheirsca bbards9 except in self. defence
or ID defence ofthe rights and liberties Of
their co1ntryi and stbatiaf drawn fof 3the
latter purpose, lheyashOuld fall with them
in their hands, rather than reiinquish them.
IL Yesterday1 your mother YFginis, placed
! her sWOrd;in, your hand upon the inDiie6
cohdftipn that We know you viii keepstu
the letter and in spirit, that you VIII draw
| it ouly 10 her, defsnce, and that you will
fall with It in your hand rather than the
object for, which it was placed there shall
| fall.at hi7 sat ~ sii1s 4sfa5a Htf.El z.
General Lee replied To she speech of the
Governor briefly. He said -
I PEofound dty imp essed With the soIsElnity
OF the ecoasiens tor Y hieh must say I wSs
not prepared, l accept the position assign
ed me by your Partialily.s iIi would have
much preferred had your choice fallen al
An ADLER man. Trusting in Almieh4y God,
/ an approving conscience, and he aid oi
my fellow citiysusl deynte myself to my
native State, IN whose behalf alone wiz
ever agEin draw my sWOrdsp -
How veil the General has kept his word
history for the last four years viii show
sT6at' he has drawn his sword not ,'alone'
in behGlfso of iYirginia, bat Of az ths. Fsbe
states, is most evident. He has fought 10
Texas and Georgia as sssll aslfor YirRffl1iis
and be has left the soil Of that state u
wage war outside Of il, and upon the tsts
% az AK . Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-15

LOUIS NAPOLEON is in fx. He invited
criticism upon his "Lite of Cnsar," but
he trusted the critics woald d:femember that
he was emperor as weir as author Prof.
Rogeard'has failed to do this, and perceiv-
ing, as all the world has, done, that the
imperial historian defended his own policy
in that Of his hero, he has STACKED it
mereilesslY under the same Disguise. The
London Spectator says Of him:- Ef.
HE has poured out knowledge aud ha.
tired together in-7a pSm mphlet (which has
made all Paris ring. Such diatribe--so
scathing aud 80 fullcof point, so bitter IN
itsirony, so rninous in its exposure of facts,
so truthful. and so pgerously fall of in
vention-hss not appeared even against
the second empire, aud it is all q critic mp.
on Augustusl Why should not one criti-
else Augustus or Julius2 No reason in
the WORLD only yon perceive il Augustus,
in 1865, will write the life of julius as q
defense for his own regime, criticism Of
Augustus. suggests somethiUg very like
criticism Of the imperial author. As q
fact it is, underline gnise of q criticism, a
diatribe-s diAiribe such as Fsenohmen
love, boiling lover with. hate and wit, ma
lightly aud point, libel and eloquence, un-
priucipled assertion, and noble defense of
living principle. aAugustus is attacked on
every side, in his private life as his public,
his government aud his book, his friends
and his empire, with cruel force.
'tWhat was Napoleon to dot He was
apEhof, and here was free criticism This
book; bat then he wss emperor, aud here
vas scathiug criticism Of the empife.
He vas bound by his literary position 70
smile and pass on, by bis throne 70 bid the
ilictoFs strike; for ifLabienus pass untouch-
ed, the empire was st au5end.l The stTue-
gle was perhaps a fierce one, bnt il was
Short and within . fortnight of the per.
mission to critieise, Nj Rogsard was flying
for his life, fsrcely puEsnsd by the lictors
of Augustus.c = We lqdsstfon Il hs.fs safe
even in Belgium, nor can We absolutely CON
dema the emperor Mark the position Of
the emperor But one free Freuch criticism
flof his book has sppeared, and that is sup.
pressed as absolutely as sIl English criti
EeismsT and its suthor Is fyfng for his life OF
Id inst feaS of expatriation to Cayenne
The Imperial author is declared to suart
under . regisWS Augustus asks for impair.
tial etiEieisms hnt mods 70 his hetors RheF
1t becomes too FhUstile,-tbe author de
scends from the throne TO rage az bittel
Fibe.b Thai Is not IN the position IN which
kasr1Ier of France retains respect, but Ii 1
the position forced on him at oncs by thu
vanity Of anthorship. spd the logic of 6les
potismyby the-auger OF the orator aud tht
| necessities Of the autoetat., We repeat, i
you'd have been wiser ter Napoleon not T
have written. - = - s -
i HVHs Il ~
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GEN. Carrington.

Ouo1HHAII, April 14-Gen. Carriueton
publishes card saying that the charges
agsiust him are infamous Rttempts 70 oh
titerate the credit Of his services in Indi-
ans. dis friends cay the matter grew ont
ters, snd. that all the m6ney for which be
ia responsible Is deposited in bank ready
10 be turned over.
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-WREE1ING, Msrch 81, 1855 Z
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The work. will be printed on greatly smpro0-
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The delivery OF the -Four t, commence within Ave
days from the opening OF the bids and must be delivered
in such quantities. daily the Government direct
either az the warehouse Georgetowo or
at the wharves or Railroad Depot in Washington y "a,
The delivery I all Flour awarded to be COMPLETED
within twenty days from the acceptance of the bid
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in na
oak barrels head lined. - A'"
Payment will be made In such funds as the Govern.
ment may have for disbursement ~
Inc usual Government inspection will be made inst
before the flour isreceived, and me will be accented
which Is not fresh ground and of superior quality
An ostn OF arrogance must accompany the bid OF eanh
pooer VINO mas NOT the oath file in this Office and no
0a WIN Dc entertained from parties who have ureviousv
Iaied 70 comply with their bids, or from bidders not
present to respond. TT f-N' '1'"N'-' Ao'
government reserves the right to reject any bid for
any cause Bios 10 be addressed to The undersigned at
NO. 22S "t' Street. endorsed, proposals tor Flour
40. E. r. BADGES
VAf Capt c. s. ".
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-27
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP
In CONPANY'S "Stsriline of s e smshi ps.'
New York direct, the new ana splendid side
wheel steamships
MORNING STAR..2400 t ms. Nielsen, Com der.
EVENING STAR. .20l5 tons. Wimpenpy ,Com'r.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Bell, Commander.
RISING STAR.....2800 tons. Will be completed
. in August.)
The new and frst~cass screw Steamships
M1SSISSIPPI......2500 tons, -, Commander,
MARlPOSA 1900 tons, Howes, Commander.
MONTEREY 1900 tons, Furbsr, Commander
as The new and splendid steamship n
lie MISSISSIPPI,
ill leave the company's wharf, front of jack
Square, on TUESDAY, July IL, at 7 p. M.
precisely.
The line is composed of the largest and most
elegant steamships W bich have ever been built
in this country for atty home line. They q. Q in
every respect, fitted Tor ocean service and the
route upon which they run. Their passenger
acc lmmodations are not excelled By those upon
any other steamers in the world.
~Passage in sidesw heel ships, 1st cabin,
$50 ID do, $40, Passage in screw ships, lst
cabin $50. Go
Freight will be recsived at the Company
warehouse on the landing, at all times during
b usiness hours. and the Compauy's rats for
freight will always be made as law IS by any
other line.
For freight passage pply to
j. M. COURTENAY, Agent,
jy24 - 33 Carondelet str ct.