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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

- -"- No sos BROADWAY.
the young American Canaidce only 5yeors Old wIs her
FIRST SOGKEE MUSICALE
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oc. ls, 1865.
'"' WIZ Mr.. ALFRED H. PEXSE
the eminent Pianist.
""a' a YOUNG LADY i4ATEUR.
HERR WEINLlCh, Bns,o
Cho% ie' Af,dfmy = 3 gf & yHI NP'Isl Tl:o,
Mr.. Nm. pREsSLER, Aceompanyist.
Admission o.. Door, opsn at :! viii comueee at ..
CECOND WEEK.-DODwORT HALL,
. No. 800 BROADWAY.
THE BLIND NEGRO BOY
EVERY EVENING
Excepting WEDNESDAY. Oct. a.
ADMISSION 81.
pEspRyED SEATS 80 CENTS EXTRA
Door, open at 2 o'clock. Commencing nt O'CLOCK
B-keseryed seats may be secured at the Hal every
day from 10 O'Clock 10. to3 o'clock. y. m. , ,
The Grand Piano used for Tie occasion Kindly furnished
by s'enwsy sons -
RRoADwAY THEATER'
Door. open a, :. Caraln hie.7l
GREAT HIT or SAM
''0'' '''' SCREAMS or LAUGHTER, -
GENERAL DELIGHT.
Brilliant 'nooes' Of '1s i,'sris gis ,SsT csTSiia"'
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"Is slca, improvement tho old ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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NEW-YORK MILITARY AGENCIES
IN Established b. Gov Fen,on pursuant 10 an act OF
atuc providing further relief for sick. wounded aud as
charged soldiers Of Now York. Claims for munleipai e
and T. 5 bounty, pensions and Of pay attended 70
rratuitously Superintendent Col ID. q. MORGAN AnHhy
n T. Agrnts-Co. j.. II. GOoDHrcu, No 2dJ fsI' Wash'
n,on ID. C.. Col Jous MANLY Nos 80 and ~ How Mds'
New York cty MAJOR Assos o. CHESTER No :J Main st.
Buiislo NJ Major II. :. RicnARpsos, NO % fayete'
st. Baltimore, Nd the Rev JAMS DEBoiS, No Io2i Chest
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

TNHE NATURALIZATION OFFICE OF the,
i UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE ha. been oRenea Rea
st No. Centrest (opposte the City Han 20 nast oyh
men OF foreign birth 10 obtain Cerfcass Of Naturalization
The election law making obligatory for nalura.eu
cizons 20 produce their Certificates OF on ooIo
who ost them apply the above Office 70 OBTAIN eope.
- ANDRRAS WILLAkNN C.-s,i.tes
GEORGE DONALDSON.
VIZ NJ WIxsIKsEIxcH, svysriBwna<st
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CHIRTS WANTED. Those wanting SHIFTS
~ made will please address with terms, Whi H. oi'
MER, Sephentown Rensselaer, Co., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

1 JvoTSG GENTLEMEN, Nos 70 and 80 East twenty.
" NhtVyWin reopen Sept. 10, TUESDAY. Boarding aud
bsy seaooL f. C.uo-o prsines, Yves. Point and the
pGss French is the language used OF large and s
tss ,osen without interfering with other studies The
the OF Tie pupils and their parents
pop 49, mas, ten wears A Primary Department for Young
s.t, sIl.t ~ even Prof Ellie CHARLlER, Director.
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SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY,

Opposite Wasring on' square,
PRIMARY, COMMERCIAL. CLASSICAL.
Frepares for College, Business West Point
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MISS KENNEDY's

FprvcU AND ENGLISH BOARDING SCHOOL
Sop Vo1TVG LADIES, No. Al West SiSteenth-st New
EoA vii REOPEN Sept 20. Miss KENNEDY receives
To- sred nun ber Of Hosrding Pupils who are under her
pervisOn, have French resident Governess
~ s,erv facility FOX acquiring thorough and accomplished
.ja,.tcr Address above for circulars.
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0IoTI FGIATE and ENGINEERING INSTI.

1 TTTE No IS Cooper Union New-YOrk. individual
s css.te eiT any sHd nj sfsSaS fas
sehooL riyeD Students received at any time. Open
scnnt sS;ns PROF. j. G.. FOX, 4. NJ, Principal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02
STATE ITEMS.

JoHS MCkEoGH, prominent Democrat
Of Rutland, has been arrested by order Of
Gen. Dix, charged with disloya talk and
conduct A preliminary examination has
been had in his case.
CAPITAL PUSismMESr.-At Shelton, while
clergyman was delivering an eloquent SER
mon on the death Of the President, q stub
born old copperhead manifested his displeas-
ure by leaving the house Before he reach
ed the door the clergyman stopped. eyed the
fellow, and in the blandest way said -
"Picase DOM stop, brother. TN you get 10
Canada" The congregation SHOUTED
hearty amen, aud 50 will every loyal Yer
monter.- u uiton's.
RAIDER-The trial Of Hczekilh Payne
who was arrested at Detroit short time az
ter the st Adams raid and was given up on
the requistion Of Gov. Smith on charge Of
being concerned in that affair, was commence
ed at st Adams on the 26th inst. He $ he
brother Of the man who is n prison in wash
ington charged with being the assassin Of
Secretary Seward.
The VERMONT BRIGADE. The Vernon,
Brigade, as q recognition Of their gallautry
SO often displayed throughout the war, has
been relieved from further field duty, and is
expecting to return to Washington 10 be as
signed to garrison duty.
SENTENCE or A QuARTEBMAsTER.- Tile
findings. and sentence in the case Of Capt.
Charles W. Lyman, formerly Of Mou.pelitr.
quartermastor, have been promulg gated lie
IS found guilty Of disobedience o. orders, Of
usuing his official position for extortious; Of
receiving larg c presents in money furniture,
buggy, and liquors; Of conduct prejudical to
good order aud military displine, and Of
drunkenness on duty. He is sentenced Q
be cashiered, pay fine Of 5000, be i'm
prsoned at hard labor for two years, and,
i the fue is not paid, then to be kept at la
Dor at IS per day I'LL the sum equals tn,
ine, The sentence has been conf med and !
.he prisoner sent to Fort Delaware.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

A notorious copperhesd living In
the vicinity Of Waterbury, hearing Of
The Presidents death displayed Gag
With he words, The Devil Is dead"
upon i 4 party Of young men pro.
ceeded 70 lhe residence Of he scoun.
dtel, and made q demand FOR the Aag.
The man denied hayingcxhibiled any ;
whcreupon a rope was fastened about
his neck and BE- was threatened with
hanging unlcss hc"showed his eolors."
He still stock 20 his dcdal. but rs he
felt the halter drawn tighter about his
neck he confessed lis infamy and
brought out the flag. After giving
him tbrashing his visitors withdrew.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

A correspondent Of the New Or
leans Picayune H. Baton Rouge says
Of he crops ia Louisiana II have
conyersed wilh many planters within
day Or two, aud they generally agr3e
Thai The prospect for a crop Of any
Kind aiong lie coast the present sea-
son j. a very gloomy and doubtful one.
Considerable corn has been planted
Bat Iess cotton AMI sugar. An old
plauier told me be did not believe the
The entire prodact Of lhe sugar crop
Ii lle pariI of ~ Chafles lbis ear
could more fltaa s0fpiy the sanis a
he people d he pan.h. There must.
therefore. BE- great falling Oh 10 the
euiira,j0n ofsugaf cane this year ov-
e. She iasi, mbieh itself supalied only
4 very sczniy crop,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

mar ever ihe mountains Of Nonbsra
q selrs 81 or corps CON
ma 3ers aud dveioa generals can
ban Is tLei columns IS lHe aelj sith
the sklj o. LAuuss s Mao nall
The siege q SetasiofoI anj she Iia-
iaa var d Napal,on III prad iced
no such talent And these generals
are Is tie yigor of early manhood
aad all be The defence 81 tbs nation
Tor twenty years 10 come.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

A gentleman who was somewhat in
innate with Boot states that he was
an ardent admirer Of Orsini, who some
Wears since attempted the assassina.
ion o. Louis Napoleon Booth oisrn
expressed his admiration Of he net
aud Of the leroism OF The would-be
assassin. He said hat il he bad un-
dertaken the assassination he would
have carried il through successfully,
"and them" said he, 81 would have
lived forever"
The iavorite quotation Of Booth was
not written by Shakespeare, bnt,is one
Of Colly Cibber's interpolations, which
actors find very effective. The cor.
rect reading Of il Is:
The darfhe y.utb that ared the Ephcsian dome
oatlives 10 fame III pious fool thai feared IT,
The often quoted sentence, "OT with
his head--so much for Buckingham"
Is another Interpolation of the Same
sort.
The Montreal Herald says Booth
was recently IN that city, and consorl-
ed very much with the southern re-
iugees. The statement in Booths
November letter to bis broiher-in.law
Clark, that be was engaged in hunt
ing down John Brown, is confirmed
by q. letter from Richmond, which
states that BhClh was acting there at
tho time. AID was 80 much excited
thas he rushed of wiib the local troops
10 bis theatrical costume, and his
friends had % lend him change Of
raitneRt aferwards
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

EIsIr o. VrpNoxr,p D..
n,x t. I.
. hoh'fcd YER
'uou'ets' sqtoarhing q Washington,
called on Prcapen, johnson. on Sat.
nrday last Among ,bsm v.r. a.,
| S,.,L.a ~ ! 4 4, !,
''a'O'oos'
''''' = - il''R's. iion' = - Col
Up and Charles Lyman + q.
Hon. S, b. Colby addressed he
President ~ follous
T.
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: "' " ,'%'3 wv !, ,o.eu 'i'a',''"eh''
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02
LocAI. INrTI.IIGENcI

W. sassafs5 e uato ite Jatasst ttiat'is -
..f i.e.I psst. 49, 81 fteaas g lets.bsiaa eaan.
- ysH s.afrs -sssi tstaf = us so ga ytrf IS.
,sral5 tas ttsr at,as 4ps - .,ua
.asal atus
Bs ayalbue ourselves 81 an uftF % Har-
per q Bfuthsfs. We shall htrgafeT hc tBa-
tlei 90 furnish cur subscribers With Harpers
Magazine o. Harpers Weekly at rciacci
rates The suhser pii0u price 81 the Maya
Hns.au1 Weekly is Si09 each. 10 shy enc
who vii send as Sl75 sc viii send ihe
JoUHNAL and one u The above publications
for one year
The official report furnishes tie following
lir, u CASUALTIES IN company +, 9th Resi-
msnt
Hoaadei-lst Lieut. Jerome Gleason,
Manchester, leg slight; john G. Reynolds,
Dorset, hugcrslight. Rm Jangle, thigh Sc
we're.
.Nissiag-wm. J Coulter, Arlington,
supposed killed Israel P. Taylor. Dorsei,
since reoapiured.
Below We give the result Of recent elee-
tons 70 hll vacancies in companies Of tie
18th Regiment
Co, D, (Benningion), Edmond c. liough-
ton, Captain Norman B. LOOMS, lst Lieu
tenant; James II. Watson. "a Lieutenant
Go. q, (Arlington), Hugh Sheppard, lst
Lieutenant
Co II, (Dorset), L. J Hawley, Captain;
Mark u. Lyon, list Lieutenant; Joseph "
Morse, "a Lieutenant.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

FoRD's Theatre. No loyal Amer.
lean can visit this place hereafter with
out painful feelings, and the sug.es.
non which we have seen, that the spot
should be memorial ground. is GER
lainly quite proper. Let tie proper.
y be bought, or ii ncedful, taken pos.
session OF by the government, and a
tar price paid for 1t, The theatre RACED
to the ground, and the scene Of our
martyrs death made fore, er srered.
i should never BE- kept as a show
house, to crafty the curiosity Of yisi-
tors, some OF whom will have no Just
conceptions OF is lessons; least Of al
could We endure tie idea that any man
should make money ont Of tie unlap-
ny noIoriety given 70 the theatre.
would be a national disgrace, aud We
trust Tie place will never be opened
again for purposes Of popular amuse-
meni.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02
Tnr Matmxrf or G rt.s

TnE MstrexfTf OF c rfsh.
leAns ASn SKttKtus northern
sympaibiaers wub the rebellion aud
ibn eossrdly rebg. vb skulk IN Can.
asa .J.oe tbe .prh 1t aads IN refer.
cHce ia the association In tho M.
t.s iosp & Marietta lndiauna, tho
coppera a. Nb,u hey heard q he
grea erme load g and Cred an anvil
repeate!ls, shouted. danced, sang, and
% every possible manner gave eXprcls
"oa e iasir demanise JOY, siler which
they constructed 81 elisl e President
Lincoln wih q rude representation Of
q bullet ioir Ia bi. head. which they
Carried about tby streets, a big rutIian
following and rins,ng BEN. The
giiigy Was allerward burned.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

tsre = ibs isfs. rcmstsi the vaun8si
maa aHi Placed t.a e. tiss rta,s oasssis 4
tar lafa He arqearsi ie g ateas5t.s. 81
iaa ies uatts partially revived. aal a...ls
fHfts rs tfeAk sata& hs sat t.ase "a
Haeth's mea,h C gaater beard hu ray.
sisll uetssr die ~ - eaatyy
lif pas fafp carried tha p5feb ~ Gar.
rif's teasa Cdtaue taaeer seut 10 puti
hza. iaf physician. sbo. "a 80 arrival.
euhi tsaata dying Ne.efs Jhc maweBt oi
Goa Dissolution be- repesiel "reI. m0.her
J sssi taf ry aptry AID shat thoaghi
u8s t5r tas tsL
Masaau eg uss made q reths bin.
ty hathHe We tsef aBi hands 10 oall esicr.
ae auere as words. ',aseess usscss
.if H4* saai g siaat h6ceu mnaics I4st
iarss ~ auI liri . iute after seven /.
> W Wednesday,
Wien q was asofT a'usi tbat "a sAsdesi,
Che bely vas placed ultn < ell tho 0aly
euSty nee that eQu4 e. p0eurt land
bsga So g Belle Plain. shefg was placed
gran ile actHer au4 conveyed 6 tht Navy
fpri 81 Nssbir-Nu Amer twas dtrgsit-
ei there W4s ituud.d ~ Us Mly. ef tha
e.ty. who lad eu enc occasion eat eut tunor
frgu Booths neck, ana agbiaei the sear
tb4z made TWAS also identified by some
thirty others, pho were familiar viJb Booth
during ais ifeHme lie body was somewhat
bruised en- ihe back and shoulders ~ the
iide b DE cart Aom CARROTS farm 70 Belle
I ain, bat The features were iulact and per-
&c recognizable
AHeJ the deulidoatigu, by order q he
War Department tbo body was privately in.
,eiFed, 10 lhe ciulhiog which was upon n
q the time Booth MAS shot Previous 10
beng landed az The Navy Yard the todr of
Booth was for time placed upon a gunboat
q the harhor, and some Of the offeers avail
4 themselves Of the opportunity to secure
ocAs Of the hair q the murderer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02
HAarfR's MAGAZINE for May is publish.

HARPER's MAGAZINE for May is publish
ed. The illustrated articles are, ''Washoe
Revisited, Lyman Beecher," 4" Heroic
Deeds Of Heroic Men," 1.-THE Houses we
Live 10" wages war upon some of the Oh
noxlous features Of our American home life.
"Recollections Of Thomas" bya war cores
pendent, with portrait Of the general, is a
very interesting part Of the number "Ihe
University Of Oxford" comprises the sub
stance Of lecture delivered before the New
York Historical Society by Prof Goodwin
Smith. "Armadale' and cur Mutual
Friend, are continued.
THE NoRTH GRANVILLE QUARTERLY is
periodscal well worthy Of patronage. The
principal articles in the number for April
are Alfred the Great The Work Of the
Old Astronomers; What saw in Fairy
Laud; Madame Roland; The True the Beau
uful, the Good; The Alchemists The word
Of God around Us and with Us; Lost Lega-
eies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

A~ell knonn coppeth. sd ii Suna.
Pee, \. II. fa.d he 10. "a BE should
never l'as e see ihs capture ol R.cb.
mend lie died ou The lih Of April.
-Four schools pere commenced e.
kchmeud las' wsek, Rl,h 1900 col
orud scholars.
TIRE are shout one hahdrei aud
hlsg persons imprisoned in llAt city
ca sespic'on o. beng il son "a,
eonnrcseG ~iih The assassination y,
NJ. Lincoln.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

The ricissitades Of sailors life
are painfully exhibited il recent re.
mrns to the English Board Trade. OF
~ 900 seamen whose names are re-
corded during tho iweIi years ending
1864, DO less than twenty thousand
died from drowning, aud more than
Two thousand from accidents Of va
rioas kinds,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

PSFi'y. purify. purify shs blood wi,h ~
hs sAisAfAEiTs. aui ihe hunors. de-
'AassaeAts sal a,tsmgees Nhieh persaie
TIE ays'eih at 'ass season aili iisappear.-
BE have tried Il aa4 sreak STA lnaulease
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

Y
er Sandy Henderson Of lie On
onda1a. ar ed his own brother ast
week and pat him ii Castle Thunder
Henderson alone Of his whole VII Gin
ian family, e,poused the national side
tour years 20, and grew red hot With
zeal. lie called at his fathers llos,,
wien Richmond had beer ccuped
and his brother, opeuiag Ii door, re.
treated without sgeakiug.
This is a warm welcome, said
Sandy ironically "alier four years
absence
II know no enemy Of my country"
sad the brother.
Then" said Tie engineer, put
on your haf aud 81 70 lhe Provost
Mar Ial.-.'
Arrived there, Mr.. Henderson had
a commlttal 20 Cas- le Thunder made
out, W th three days absence on pa
role. lie took his brother to the On
daga, loaned him money, fed al d
clothed him, and at the expiration OF
the time sent him TO jail. Neither
party re!entcd.
The Detroit Free Press Copper
head) said, on the very morning dat
Lee surrendered to Grant, but before
Il uaf tba ,aa.. q Pr f..i.
the combinations Of Gen. Grant are
so manifest that the most inexpcricnc-
ed IN military matters can perceive it.
We pronounce Grant a humbug. and
see 10 reason TO change our opinion
OF him" Oh!
The windows Of the Office Of the
Uniled Stated telegraph company, al
n. Y, were smashed Mon
day night because photograph of
Lincoln draped in black was display
ed. When james McKaye OF New
York, the president Of the company,
heard Of il, he directed that the Office
should be fully draped, that a portrait
Of The President draped should be dis
played at every pane Of glass, and
hat the office and the portraits should
be defended With powder, lead and
'ieel, until after the Presidents fu-
neral.
Mrs. LincolQ says that after the
cabinet meeting ia the afternoon be-
lore tbs iatal night, Mr.. Lincoln was
elated, aud as ihey went
together on a short dive, he repeated
.eo or three lines that he fest
Iappier tban he bad a any time since
hey bad CONE 10 Washington
After Raleigh had been formally
to our iotces, and While
5rn Fitzpatrick was marching through /
be town.au officer belonging % " heel- /
rs command, " BIO witb some Of bis
nen, ere engaged 10 planderipg = /
tore, rushed into the street and fired 4
Is revolver at Kilpainek, who WAS
idiag a the had Of lhe column. The
.ali unaiely missed Fitzpatrick but
wounded one u his staff. Chase was
4sianay made, and lhe rufian cap.
ufpd. III lees than ten minutes be
.ss ssiHg 81 - his neck from q tree.
President johnson, 10 preventing
ienera! Sbefman peace propositions
. h.s Cabinet said, lhis proposition
] noi debatable, yea ! shall b. pleas
j q hear your comments % IL /.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02
reENAEgHEsTYR l0UREAL
~ 5C3lEsTER Va
TrEsnaa EuEBfxe NtYEtzsk

az oaf pafrsas atil ttsr ~ uasa ftaf
y pasmsaf ~ at @arsSst IL atistss satti
tlt sa9 81 - Ffesfaf solamt. 3. aiil =
eemasasf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

A Southern giil At school al sara.
ioga vas expelled On tie 18th inst,
ior saying that Was The happiesi day
Of her lie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

A soldiers wiie ut Cleveland
Knocked do4u Woman eho r. ialc-
ep a. the national bereavement, gIib
spider
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

NEw York, April 30.-The her
aids Newbern correspondence SAYS
The last positive Information Of JeiI.
Davis movements vas thai be pas st d
through Charlotte, on his way south.
ward, escorted by brigade Of caval-
~, probably Wade Ilamptou's on the
23d inst
As Gen. Wilson was at Macon on
The goth, and virtually hold, all south
ern Georgia, the chances are that
Davis cannot escape.
New YORK, April 80 The Her
did,s Newbern correspondence of the
27th, says: The lamentations Of
Shtrman's army over the assassination
Of President Lincoln, were suddenly
changed 70 rtJoicings nj the appear
ance Of Gen. Grant, His old army OF
Tennessee were wild with joy.
The terms granted 10 johnson en-
brace the surrender Of four armies CT
the military di,isio of the west, but
excluding the Fitth--thatof Dick lay
lur, lying west Of the Chattahooclie
river
Among The Gener = surrendered
are Beauregard, Hau and Bargg.
Wade Hampton refused 10 be surlen-
der,d, and is reported to lave ber II
SHOT ny johnson in an alteration hut
a more Acknowledgment i, that lie fed
u company with JEFF. Davis.
Tie number i men actually sur
renedred is y 400, although more
names are given. Ai,the militia from
South Carolina, North Carolina, I
Georgia and the GulE States are in /
Guided Gen. Grant returned 10
on Saturday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-02

WHAT LEE SURRENDEREp.-Tbe
dissolution Of the last remnants 81 tie
once formidable rebel organization Of
the army Of Northern Virginia took
place on the 18th inst, the paroling
OF Lee surrendered troops being com
pleted and the residue Of them leaving
for their homes on that day. Accord
ing to the official report, Gen. Lee
surrendered 70 Gen. Grant twenty six
thousand one hundred and fifteen men.
one hundred and fifty-nine pieces Of
artillery. seyenty-one stands ~ col
or. and iiiieen thousand nine hundred
AID eighteen stands % small arm e
The number Of wagons. caissons. &e..
is estimated al eleven hundred. and az
horses and mule, al four tao8 and.
At Camp Barn-il-, In iianapol : on
Wednesday, a soldier of the Forty
bird remarked that be would shay
Z hoe-dDwn" over ihe news Of Prrsi-
ieni Lincoln's assassination, and BE-
can lrisking around and iudulging
10 extfavagaat demonstrations Of joy
lis comrades swung him up by ihr
neck, 70 hat BIS toes just touched the .
and kept him there qHil be /
vas black % The face. and hs spirit
was just futlering On The borders 81
eternity Others who expressed their
qualification SO The news were served
.ikegise. Five, iH all, aere elevated. .
4 set q porcelain, captured from
jed. Daris's mansion at Richmond,
has been pres uied 10 President
johnson