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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-03

Iron the HlCnmOnu SeutIneI, mnICH
This battery usual In such cses was In the engage
ent which took place with the Yankees last SATURDAY,
near Jones' House, about two miles and half south
west OF Petersburg During the terrible Smelling to which
they subjected four members OF the psery wers
Their names are W. Z. Hargrove, OF Richmond; q. y
Coleman and VIM. Lewis Of Spottsyivania They
were ali hurt by she'll which exploded near them
Private O. W. Smith, of Hcnrico, was badly burned and
lost three fingers Of his left hand by being too far In s
of his gun. when Is was fred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-03

NrBros SALOON. The nrst Of the two farewell ccn-
cer,s of Mile de Katow and Mr. wehl, announced for
this evening, will not take place account Of the ILL.,
ness OF Mr. Wheli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-03

The Victories Of Grant I'm Brooklyn
The news Of the great battles in Virginia. and victories
gained by armies created the greatest excaSemsns
yesterday afternoon The dispatches contained in every
successive extra HERALD which issued were eagerly
deyourcd and their contonts commented upon Quite
scene Was enacted in Rev. w. Beecher's church Ths
clergyman gave out the hymn
Cur country, It's OF thee,
Sweet land OF liberty,
OF thee sing, &C.
When he announced the welcome 10 mis- congrege
ton q scene Of intense excitement ensued and the
creates. enthusiasm prevailed. Not only in Plymouth
church. but everywhere about the city well as In the
metropolis-and the news spread like wildnre-there
were the llveest manifestations Of rejoicing couples
with anxiety for later In regard 10 the great base
of Yesterday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-03

EUEcr on TIE WAR News YEsTERDAY.-When
We were enabled to issue TO the public, in an
extra HERALD yesterday forenoon, the glorious
news of the successes which attended the ma
tional arms around Petersburg in the three
days sighting, the effect upon the whole city was
electric. The utmost excitement prevailed in
all circles and oil quarters Of the metropolis.
There came a. an instinct to every one the con-
viction that the issue was at band that the
fight which had ragged since Friday morning,
and was continued yesterday, was to be the
final one Of the war. Crowds filled our ONCE,
eagerly waiting for mora news, while upon the
sidewalks, and in hotels and restaurants, on
the steps and in the vestibules Of churches
there was but one topic Of discussion, and that
the probable issue Of the great confia then
going on for people knew that all the Xshting
portion of the rebel armies were engaged that
all the master minds Of the enemy, from General
Lee down, were concentrated on the one point,
and that the result Of the battle must be decisive.
When, at q later period during the day, We
issued extra after extra announcing the pro-
gress of the battle-that Generals Parke,
Wright and Ord had broken through the
enemy's lines from the Appomattox to Hatcher's
Run, and were tearing up the Southside Rail-
road !; that Sheridan was sweeping up on the
enemys flank with his splendid cavalry and
the Fifth and part Of the Second corps, the ex-
element intensified, for the feeling was univer-
sal that momentous events were transporting
which would soon decide the fate Of the re-
bellion.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

By the arrival here yesterday Of the transport steam
ybp General scdgwick, from Wilmington, NJ G., on the
l0h ult we informed Of ffghiru calamity n.
lea which occurred on last Friday On that ,av q Q
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Sheridsn,s Movement Against the South
aide RailrOAu.
Lees OmciaI Report Of Operations o.
March 30.

General j. C. BREcKIyRIDGE, Secretary of War
General Gordon reports that the enemy, at eaeven
O'Clock p NJ yesterday advanced against par; OF hia
line defended by Brigader General Lewis put was g.
pulsed The Gre of artillery and mortars continued foa
several hours with considerable activity NO damage ON
onr lines renorted r. e. LEE
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a NOVEL.

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DIR. LOOMIS'S TREATISE ON ASTRONOMY.
4 TREATISE On ASTRONOMY BY ELIAS LOOMS,
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GENERAL CONTENTS.
l. LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Including hi' Letter
accepting hs Nomination. his last Springfield Address
the Inaugural Addresses and the Emancipation Proc'
nation
In. ASSASSINATION AND LAST MOMENTS. full
and accurate description Of the Murder, {" seen BY
eyc.wiinesses.
I'M EFFECT or THE DEATH ON THE COUNTRY
Including the celebrated Editorial in The World"
the speeches Of Gen. Butler, Daniel s. Dickinson, e.
President Pierce; and sermons by the Rev. Dr. Uurley
tic Rev. Henry w. Bellows, the Rev Henry Ward
Beecher, &c, &c.
w. THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES AT WASHINGTON
full description Of the imposing Ceremonies with
DR.. Gur,cy's sermon, Faith In God"
Nv. OBSERVANCE OF THE FUNERAL DAY THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTRY. The country on its day Of
Mourning. with the addresses o. Ralph Waldo Emer'
son, Gen. Banks, Gen Hurlbut Park Goodwin, &c. &c.
VI THE PROGRESS OF THE FUNERAL THROUGH
PHILADELPHIA. NETWORK, ALBANY, BUF.
description Of the Honors raid to the Remains In the
various cities with the Grafton by the Hon. Gsorge
Bancroft in New-York.
4 VII. THE FINAL CEREMONIES AT SPRINGFIELD.
graphic account Of the las. touching Ceremonies
CONSUMING the body i,s final reposs with the address
| Of Bishop Simpson.
VIII. THE EFFECT or TIE NEWS or THE DEATH
IN EUROPE. with the Adireue, by the English
House Of Lords and House OF Commons, the Trsn.ac
ton, Of variou. public bodies. with the Comments by
distinguished por.onsges.
4 TX foEMs ELECTED By TIE SAD EVENT.
x. PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES OF Mr.. LINCOLN.
xL THE ASSASSIN. HIS PURSUIT AND DEATH.
XII THE blot An account. so far revealed, Of the
| Conspiracy and those connected herewith.
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Mem CIVILIZATIONS

Ntm punIlf9IioHS
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TNHE LINCOLN MEMORIAL:
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No 5s2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

CHRISTIANS MISTAKE. A Novel. BY Miss MULoc
Author of "John Halifax, Gentleman" l2mo. Cot
Sl50