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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11

rINHE JUDICIOUS TREATMENT of NER.
i vOUs DEBILITY, 3c-C. D. HAMMOND, NJ D, fer
ms,v Po,s..or of Special Anatomy and Surgery In the
Medical College, N Y Office. No 81 East 2Ih-sts
Nav York civ opposite New.Haven Railroad Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11
Blovcmeuts OF Ocean Sfenmorss
m DEPART.

Sf,rnihipa Isatf D"r
Now.Yuk..... New York .BEsmsa-. ,...s."Aa& W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11

~ lacons for all claims against the o. s. Navy ncudino
PRIZE, BAG MONEY, BOUNrIES and ARREARS 9.
PAY COLLECTED at once. Call or address L. BROWNE
Co., No. 2 PAX place. NcvYork City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11

SpOkeus
No date nor s lon. 81 So bark Pacific, from Picou for
Providence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-04
REPORTED AMNESA

In relation Il; he |IapU7t} prisoners, the
Baltimore Sun saws 1t il ind 5r5ttoj that
President johnson intends 70 Hos ErasldenS'
Liaco!rl,s Example, IS Indicated - Ehe fos
loving paragraph IN Secretary sSag:on last
general order:
THE oommjssary Of prisoners will nave
rolls made out Of the naue, re>laenco, 11ilao
agad place Of capture: and occopail>n Or al!
prisoners 81 war who will take the o1Ln 9!
aIlag;ance 70, the United States, 70 the enc
eba5s1seh as are dispo>ed to became good ana
loyaI citizens Of the United States, and 7ho
are proper objects Of Executive s:Eemsncy, may
be released upon the terms that tie PrHSiaeilt
shall deem lit and consistent WIFI p1 2lo
safety.
The NV York Tgitune OF yesterday has the
following further lm poreant statement on TINS
subject. After commencing as wise and liberal
the proclamation Of President johnson, open.
ing to trade in all fhe Suuthern ~tates the
ports now under the flag II the UnloD, ,ha
Tribune says:
And we hear wish great pleasure shat
still! more Important proclamation setting !orlEl
the terms wherein those Ehn have been he&r-
si!y or constructively in reyot may ret'lgn 10
LOYALTY and security, will SOM appear,
The WASHINGTON correspondents o. TIE Phil
aaelphia Ledger states that President Johnson
viii, Ike the late President Lincoln, pursue
cooeiatory policy towards the South, With
the view 70 heal the breach as quietly and
pleasantly as possible, and unite the two sec.
tions again in 'Sone harmonious whole. The
writer adds:
II understand, upon all lorit7 which |
cannot doubt. that terms, equally generous TO
those offered 20 and accapred By Lee and
Johnston, will be shortly offered to the whole
Southern people-a few Of their leaders IN The
rebellion alone excepted Ia other words
there vii! be general amnesty rendered, and
dispo ition evinced to ma he the SITUATION Tor
orr s:wayvard sisters" as pleasant IS possible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-04
FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The N'ashington Chronicle 8; i ; a. au ar
tsce WHICH ]! expressing views 9; gha sA0r.io.
s>vation, is yeiy tD,poftaxt ;ntscnng loTeiga
relations. With rey#r! II GREAT BalrAIS,
It says:
The var is nov 5,ves-tia Authority Of Chs
Union will in lew To-ks be un1Sputad over
g cry part ot is territories aiiG} is organized
slali.aGg :no naval power VIII t,a leF: Ten TOLD
greater lha: they 47era tetHro che wax
be.a;. These results canl1nt tall o. DC most
embarrassing 10 oar neutral tIleLd<. L!0w,
and With what degree Of grace they UlI! retreat
from. heir party Emission OF ne rebels to he
rank of beI!Igeients, renlalii3 70 be seen. How
lord PaiinerotoH WILL frame proclamation Of
outlawry against the pirate Ships which were
built and manned by Englishmen, an<i which
have 50 often been the ve!cuue guests O
British suhiyc5s in The foar SEES |'uzz'es as
to Imagine. But these hnnillal'ay retfactlons
must be made. There is no e~caE' Erom chem,
without offering the al'en alive Ct open
war And when made, they Will by 40 means
strengthen the argument against lhe >ight II
Ameyi az merchants to indemnify jor >iu!:2-
sions.
Ia reference to FRANCE and MEXICO, It
says TIE Government of the J!iie States,
even while yet engaged III Imminent dead
" conflict with the rebellion, refused 70 ac'
knowledge the spurious empire seC up under
false preteuces hy Napoleon Oh American s2li,
al he departments u The Government ta7o
continues! 70 rcco ME The Republic and 'here
is net tie Eetnotest probability ts@st different
policy-a policy IS European szcGoachmslt-
Will ue acuuiesce ln Il w that the rotieEl0u has
haen crushed the hands OF The nation have
been unbound, and the spirits OF the. peoQ'a
are dated beyond all precedent. No he
rulers OF the Ola Would will learn that the
American Government and peol l. will stand
more firmly than ever upon the Monroe
doctrine which is nov7 10 become an 1nt@rna'
tional statue, and NOT 8 mere dogma.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-04
From sToNEMAE's COMMAND.

4 dispatch from Philadelphia says that
information from Stoneman'a cavalry states
that JEFF. Davis was III IogkvijIo, 5. e.: Oh
the 18th ullimo, and Stonemsn's forces came
iu on the following day. He has one day 5
start Of Stonenan. Davis is escorted BY svo
thousand cavalry, well mounted, and command
ed by General Dii>brel. lie is accompanied
by Benz amin, Rreekinri'lgo, and others, Da~
Wis is said TO he burd5ned witt eleven wagons,
supposed to contain specie.
The remains Of President Lincoln reached
Springfield, ILL.,, yesterday. They were es-
corted to the capitol, which, with the whole
city, was hung in mourning, whilst the bells
tolled, and minute guns were tired
A direct line Of steamboats, between Balti
more and Richmond, Is: by consent Of the
War Department, to be run hetEeen BaEtl
more and Richmond.
4 dispatch from Washington states that 3
steamer was captured on the lst inst, whilst
running out Of the Rappahannock river, with
several kegs Of specie On board.
Preparations are making Tor the re cGganiza
ton Of the Post routes in the opening If the
the q. s. post Offices in the Southern States.
We understand, that the Western Uaon Tel
graph Co., with capital Of twenty-five mil
lions OF dollars, and the American Telegraph
Company. With acapltal OF about two millions
1T dollars, have agreed On terms consolidating
the two companies under one naanagem ent at
the rate Of two and half Of the consolidated
stock sor every share Of the American Com
pany's stock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-04

aUAL!zycATIoN OF VOTERS.

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS
The SSs5!Iosjng is the Third Article Of lie
Constitution u the State Of Virginia adopted
bv The CanQention zEisioll assembled N aitz-
andgia on he 18th Of February. 1861. and
which pfesc,ibos the qualifications Of vofeFs n
the State:
ARTICLE 1t. E.yery wl:c male t,i,zsn
OF the Commonwealth, OF The age oi twenty
one wears. who has teen q resident OF the
State Ter ooe year, and Of the couEsy, city CT
iowa where be offers 20 vote iuE elA mouths
next preceding an election, and who has paid
al taxes ASSESSED Cd him, after The adoption Oh
this constitution, under she laws Ct the coni
monwealth a!Ger the reorganization % me
comfy, city or town where he offers 10 VOTE
shal be qualified TO vote Eor members 81 the
general assembly, and ali officers elective -
She people. Provided, however, that no one
shall lie allowed % vote VINO, when he oilers 10
vote, shall got therenpon take, or shall noe
before have taken, The following cath: i do
solelnnIv swear Tor affirm that vii! support
the Constitutions of tue United States aud the
laws made in pursuance thereof, as the supreme
law OF the land, anything IN tie constitution
and laws Of the Stare of Virginia, OF III the
ordinances OF the Cunventlon which assembled
at Richmond on the thirteenth DAY OF February,
eighteen hun s1ed aud sixty-one, to the con
trasy notwithstanding; and thar will uphold
and deiend the government OF Virginia as
restored " the Convention which asseu',led
at w heeling on The eleventh day ot June.
eighteen hundred AMI sixty one, and that |
nave net since the FIRST day Ut January, eight
cen hundred and sixty four, voluntarily given
aid or assistance, in a;y way, &c h"s3 IN re.
bellion against the Government OF The Onltsd
States for the purpose Of promoting the
same. But The Legislature sllal! have power
TO pass an act or acts prescribing means BY
which persons who have been dlsfranchl>ed by
this provision shall or may be restored tc the
rights of voters when in sheir opinion It Will
be safe 20 do SO. Any person falsely SO swear
ing shal be SUI jet TO the penalties Of PERJURY
No person shall hold any office under this
Constitution who shall not have taken and
sub>cribed the oath aforesaid But no person
shall vote or hold office under the constitution
who has held Office under the SO callel confed-
crate government, or under any lebelIlous
State government, or who has been memter
Of the so called confederate congress, or
member Of any State Legislature in rebellion
against the authority Of the United Sta'e5,
exec pting the1efronl county officers.
TRIAL OF TIE CoSsPlR!.ToRs. 1t is stated
tlat the trial OF the consprators Tor the assas-
II 1feSy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-04

TRIAL. OF THE CoNsPlR!.ToRs. 1t is stated
t}at the trial OF the conspirators for the assas-
sination of President Lincolo and Secretary
Seward, will take place in this city, and will
be commenced at an early day. Colonel
Burnett, juaGe advocate, who, it IS understood,
is preparing the cases Of those arrested tor
being concerned il the assassination plot, has
been engaged for the most part III the West,
and lis experience in two large cases just con
Guided ID the West, viii be valuable in these
cases, Major Burnett conducted the prosecu.
zion in the great Indiana conspiracy case at
indianapolis, in which plot 20 form AZ
independent Government In the Northwest
was disclosed which trial occupied the court
from September II to December last, and the
chicago conspiracy case at C!neinnatsi, which
commenced on the I'D Of D o NIB z.S and
ba Wa ordered 60 report here TO take the cases
growing out Of The assassination plot WosA.
Chronicle; q
Prices ii vegetables and market produce.
generally, in Baltimore, are declining.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-04

Prices oi vegetables and market produce,
generally, in Baltimore, are declining.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-22
Arrival OF the Whistler.
1S Days Later News.
RICHMOND { PETERSBURG TAKEN.
GOLD, 4 to 49,

The Whistler arrived On Tuesday, a. NJ, in l3A
days, and brings the most interesting and important
news from the seat of war.
The clipper ship -archer. was to sail on the 9th.
the Onrard on the 8th, and the D. c: Murray on
49, IRtI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-22
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

LARGE FREIGHTs.-The bark Whistler, Of the
Regular Dispatch Line, took the largest freight ever
taken to San Francisco, on her last trip, and her re-
that port The POiynesian. now on the berth.
IS a large and roomy ship, staunch and well found,
with fine cabin accommodations which will proba-
bly, be enlarged should she be retained on the route.
She will sail on or about the 1st Of May.
e Since the arrival of H. B. NJ. ship Clio, in
this harbor. we have heard several complaints from
residents, Of the removal Of signs from their places
Of business. The joke Was carried too far, how
ever, on Thursday evening, when the sign from the
United States Legation, on Beretania street, was
taken down by midshipmen and carried~on board
the chip, where it has since been found.
The NEws.-Being crowded, We are compelled 10
omit a summary Of the news received by the Whist
Ter on Tuesday last. We noticed but two private
residences illuminated in Honolulu. but rockets and
fireworks were literally displayed. The residen,
manager Of the Punaluu plantation had a fine illu-
mination. --
Our New ADvERTIsEMENTs-The attention OF pur-
fchasers is called TO our advertisements Of goods by
late arrivals. on second page. Among them will be
seen that Of McCsRdless i Co, a new firm, who will
transact a general grocery and bakery business. We
wish them success. --
@DIsTINGUIsHED ARRIvALs,-By the Morning Star,
the Marquesas, seeking medical advice. Mr.. Bickuell
also returned. with nine young men. whom he will
educate for assistants in Missionary work
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-22
From Sheridan.

headquarters Middle Military DiUfsioH, Columbia, "a,
March lO-T0 GEE. GRASI-Iu my last, dated Naynes5Oro,
] gave you q brief account Of the defeat Of Early by Clusters
division. The same night this division was pushed across the
Blue Ridge. and entered Charlottesville a. . O'Clock in the after
noon Of next day. The Mayor and principal Inhabitants came
out and delivered up the keys Of the public buildings. I had 70
renaio at Charlottesville two days, and tia. time vas consumed
in bringing over from Waynesboro our ammunition and pom
tOon trains. The weather was terrible, and the rain iuccssant.
The two divisions were, during this time, occupied in destroy
ing the two large iron bridges, one over Ravenna river, and the
ether over Norse's creek, near Charlottesville, and the railroad
for a distance OF eight miles in the direction OF ~LynchbuTg. On
the 9Th OF March l sent the Fret Division, Gen. Devfnc com
naming. 20 ScOttsvile. on the James river, with directions 10
send out little parties through the country and destroy all the
merchandise. mills, factories and bridges on Raveuna river-the
parties to join the division at Scottsvfie. The division then
proceeded along the canal to Duguinsvine, IS miles from Lynch
burg, destroying every lock. and in many places the hank Of
she cSnai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-22

g- The German Club celebrated one Of their
'sFatherland" festivals with a splendid bonfire, on
the hill at the head Of Fort street, on Monday even
ing The effect upon the surrounding hills was
vary prop1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-22
Petersburg and Richmond Taken.

CHICAGO, April 3.-Thc following were received by the Presi-
dent Of the Telegraph Company The frat, from Salt Lake,
reads Chicago paper states that Petersburg has been cap
tured by General Grant"
A second dispatch was received from the operator at Omaha,
dated late ia the afternoon. TO the effect that" Petersburg was
evacuated, and Richmond taken. One hundred guns and many
prisoners captured"
CHICAGO, April 80 2. M.-Richmond was occupied by our
troops, under General Weitzel, at a quarter past eight, this
MONDAY morning RASEIS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-22

~ By our California exchanges We see that O
violent shock of earthquake was experienced in diff
ferent parts Of the State, early in March, abou the
same tine We noticed one here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-22
From Grant.


New YORK, March 9-General Sheridan, with the whole Of
his cavalry force, crossed the James river, yesterday, TO Join
Grants army.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TIE PoIosAc, March 25-The en-
Eagement yesterday, no doubt, was the most important and
successful for the Union armies that has taken place since the
arrival in front Of Petersburg. The enemy were defeated at
every point. and lost heart in their cause. The number Of pi-
soners in our hands, the result of the days operations, is twenty
two hundred and seventy-one enlisted men and sixty-eight
officers. besides one hundred and fifty wounded in our hospitals.
CHICAGO, April 2-Nidnight-President Lincoln telegrapks
from City Point at 6 o'clock this Sunday morning as follows;
- Last night Gen. Grant telegraphed me that Sheridan with
his cavalry and the Fifth Corps had captured three brigades Of
infantry and a train of wagons; also, several batteries and pri-
soners 70 the number Of several thousands.
This morning Grant having ordered an attack along the
whole line, telegraph s as follows: Both Wright and Parke
have got through the enemy's lines. The battle now RACES furi-
ously. Sheridan, with his cavalry and the Fifth Corps, and
Milss division Of the Second Corps, which was cent to him this
morning, is now sweeping down from the west. All nov looks
highly favorable"
A " second dispatch" dated II O'Clock, Isunday,l from the
President, shows a smash mp Of the rebel lines in front Of Peters
burg, by Wright. PaIke and Ord, who have joined in the fight.
Sherdanfs cavalry and the Fifth Corps, and part Of the % diyi-
sion, are coming in from the west on the enemys flank.
A dispatch from Gen. Grants Adiutant-Genersl Gays that the
fighting has been going on for three days, during which time
the forces on both sides have exhibited unsurpassed valor.
This is all We have received thus far, but il is sufficient TO
shoF that all goes well. RANKIN,
49, --. u--N
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Serwanote, melae bic CUTE Gante ouegrbar.
men aufsenpnmen II. Die mebr eeoulpet ols
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tine Wolmine nit ilbertrofien 1aben!
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8roBteH glufridti9teit nu8 @leide IaSen /:
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nlut odbte
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0em un9ebeuer, psldeS Sic I1 unter mir
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we!tSepanoten. A1smant ntieutenant, eiuen
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@gfa Drli6e Rrantbeit.

2Dtnn ttr trresetttee unfluat Sunelns auSnbet hdt
ben fen4 bteler lbmer3bden SraRtbe tn @ Gugenpm.
men bat ~ se@ts9tet baas tab etn aneittees SSamse
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6efbGfts;SSerIeauna.

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fttn Edbnts eHat @fe Baltimore nub Greoer6 Str
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Orgari:tbt G6md +e

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