The New York herald., 1865-04-13
motives, twentvone passenger cans and a VERY large

number u irei i.t cars 'Leloas as % this rad.
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yesterday tram went Out on this road far as Hun
gnry station On II surgeon who had come from
Washington TO secure the body Of oonel Uric Dahl
VINO was sied during Che famous Fitzpatrick rad against
hchinoha Colonel Dahlgrcns body found buried
near Hungary station. IL was ORIGINALLY buried the
outskirts OF this city, but was taken up and rebured
Yankees So saysreport
TIE rooR
today thc streets were full Of women and boys
BEGGING for money and food Notwithstanding II rained
hard the sidewalks all day vdod front OF the
oinces and tho stores where permits for ntons were
doing great deal OF good for the poor They help
them Ia oyery way they They the highest
praise for the present benefits they besowng the
Passing before place designated as of the agen
clos for the sie Of ration orders the poor paused to
observe the crowd cole In front of the door II was
indeed, a sorry looking spectacle The gaunt figures
sharp features and general acnuaed OF
applicants showed plainly enough how truly they must
nave suffered Tn clothes faded and patched,
and In MOI than few instances cut after pattern
known to the old st inhabitant" Tonight there
These will all be attended once for the government
agents are acting literally to all who apply. The appi
cations for food amount to twelve thousand
HIDDEN PROPERTY
In great many houses in this city arc stored large
quantities OF tobacco and articles properly belonging
the 50, ernment These we are gradually working In as
II is fact that in very many houses is found hid
vast amount Of property that was sent by loving Union
friends at the North to their relatives and friends held
here prisoners of Such goods arc secretcd in
houses occupied by the relatives or rebel officers Our
jees, socks and variety OF articles thus hid away.
LIBBY PRISON AND CASTLE THUNDER
We nave one thousand rebel prisoners in Castle Thun-
der and two thousand hundred more Libby prison.
These are awaiting parole Aside from the above, there
are several hundred ocors and prvates who rowing
about the city. The officers are under parole The
listed have taken the oath Of allegiance and they
did 1t very cheerfuly, too.
REBEL oYs1cERs m prouIsE
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gused In citizens clothes In the houses are many OF
the same class hid away Their sin will, Of course y
Richmond they will no doubt all come forward and be
parolod or take the oath Of allegiance.
MECHANICS
The mechanics, who are out Of employment, arc
beseigng the quartermaser for work to do To-day at
the Office Of Captain j. G. slaght four hundred ap
blcations wers made for work Some wanted employ.
menl as achnists and iron workers and others as car
penters and clerks and all manifested the greatest anxiety
to secure something to do 1t remarked at Captain
Slaght's Office that some Of the applicants looked
though they strong enough to lii apen. Among
those who applied were quite q number who had just
taken the oath Of allegiance and who were dressed in full
rebel uniform
rEMIEa AaAiSsr JEFF DAvIs.
The feeling here against JEFF Davis is very great and
increasing. Il Davis was here o-night he would be
lynchcd On Broad street this evening party Of boys
and young men evidently natives moved along sing
ing, "Wel hang Jeif. Davis to sour apple tree"
RESPECT LEE
The feeling In regard to Lee Is one of respect mixed
with mild sort OF veneration. He Is generally
u.
he could but that Davis both scoundrel coward
1t IL reported that when Davis went away he took with
him three hundred thousand dollars in god and that
this amount Is not near all the gold he has
FOREIGN FEVER.
The feeling s strong In favor Of foreign war Many
service to 90 and drive Macmillan out Of Mexico
Some very infucnt al citizens remarked to me to-day,
that II our government would receive General
Lee into its service, that Lee could raise great
army in the South, and that both him and Grant
could march forward aud square accounts in Mexico
and then give Canada blow The above remark was
adc in earnest and judging from what is said by oil
Glasses, am convinced IT has solid foundation
THE EfFEcT BURNING RICHMOND.
The burning OF Richmond by Ewell's South Caro-
lnaps has done more than all else beside to mako the
people Of this city welcome US to its limits. There Is
vory bitter feeling prevailing here against the South
How comes II that what little there is in the stores
pie wear are OF English make The paper ono pur-
chases 70 write on has crown on In fact rs sur
prsing how many articles and how much property here
is here that from merrie England"that England
that always observes "strict neutrality" and never
helps one party more than tho ohsr. or 'bcl-
ligerents" blockade
THH HERALD IN RICHMOND.
The day that Richmond was captured Aswsboy ar
rived here with an immense bundle Of HsRAlDs and no
sold them so fast he could not about after land
ing for more than q few yards at time.
From Mr. c. Bohn, news agent or the Army Of the
James, your correspondent gets the following informs
tion:-
Daily
Circulation Of the HERALD in Richmond. 600
Circulation OF the 1ineY in Richmond. 800
CircuIatio, OF the TIwne In Richmond. ........ 400
Circulation OF tho Baltimore american in Richmond 700
Circulation OF the Philadelphia Inquirer in Rich
The present daily circulation Of the Rioimcad wig
is ten thousand
Mr. Bohn has established agency here for the sale
and distribution of New York and all other papers.
TAE sPOrrwooD HOUSE
The rush for accommodation at this hotel In very
groat Major Wm l.. James, Chief Quartormaster
Fortress Monroe and lndy Major Nelson Plato Quarter
master; Captain d. b. Horn, Assistant Harbor Master;
Dr. Eli Mcclellan and several other distinguished pas.
sengers arrived here to-day from Fortress Monroe In
the steamer -ias q. Pece Captain Tom Briggs, and
stopping at the spottswood House.