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Evening star., 1865-03-02

Richmord d papers of Tuesday have been re-
ceived, but they contain no news from Sher-
man.
Gen. Joe Johnston has issued stirring ad.
dress 10 the troops of his command. He was
IN Charlotte on the 26th.
Gov. Brown, of Georgia, in his address to
the Legislature, complains that Georgia was
abandoned to her fate by Davis, and says that
the only time Sherman could have been re.
sisted was when he set ont on his march east
He dyises the formation of State troops not
to be made under Davis in any emergency. He
opposes the arming Of slaves, and deems them
of most use as laborers, and assigns as a rea-
son that they do not run off is because they
fear to be put in the Yankee army, and says
that If they were placed in the rebel army they
would desert by thousands.
Gov. Brown calls for a convention Of the
State TO amend the constitution, and closes in
the following language:
"My destiny is linked with my country. If
1 succeed 1 am q free man. If by the obstinacy
and weakness of our rulers we fail, a common
ruin awaits us all. The night is dark, the
tempest howls; the ship is lashed with turbu-
lent waters the helmsman is steering to the
whirlpool; our remonstrances are unheeded,
and we mustrestrain him or the crew must
sink together and be buried in irretrieyable
ruin.''
Evening star., 1865-03-02

THE CAB1NET.-The only Cabinet change
says Washington correspondent of the
Tribune, is the substitution Of McCuIloch for
Fessenden. Governor Dennison and Attorney
General Speed were both informed, when ap-
pointed, that they were to remain through the
second term. Judge Usher will remain for
the present, and Mr. Lincoln will testify his
appreciation of the services of the Chiefs of the
Navy, War, and State Departments by ten
dering them positions In his Cabinet for four
years more. This cast gives general satisfac.
tion among those whom MIR. 2.ncoln has con-
suited upon the matter
Evening star., 1865-03-02
THIRD edition.
5 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT sECuRITIE
FROM THE FRONT.
a Rebel Picket Canard-Large Numbers oi
Oeserters Coming In.

Ahs
The steamer Oty Point Capt. Tolbert, ar
rived here this morning at sX O'Clock, from
City Point, with the mails and an unusually
large number Of passengers, including many
females.
Tuesday night some of the rebel pickets got
up cheer along the lines, and when hailed
by our pickets as to the cause, they replied
ssthat Gen. Sherman and his staff had been
captured by a cavalry dash.''
This was Of course a bit Of Confed chatting,
as the Richmond papers make no mention Of
such capture, as they would be sure to do if
any such piece Of good luck had befallen them.
On the contrary the Richmond papers are par
ticulariy gloomy in their tone, showing that
Sherman is pursuing his victorious career un-
checked.
A large number of deserters came into cur
lines on Tuesday night. Seventy.six were
brought mp on the City Point, and turned over
10 Provost Marshal lngraham.
The City Point touched at Point Lookout
and landed twenty-five prisoners of war sent
up by the Provost Marshal General OF the
Army of the Potomac.
Quite a number of prisoners captured by
4enI Schofield have reached Point Lookout
within the past few days.
Evening star., 1865-03-02

THE CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in our
columns will be found a report OF the late de-
bate in the House on the question of increas-
ing the rates OF fare on the city railroads.
Our sympathies have been SO much with the
large portion Of the community who are ac-
commodated by riding at the cheapest possible
rate that we have been very much disinclined
to admit the necessity for an advance upon the
present rates of fare. We knew that the fare
OF cents was very much below that in any
other city in the country for the same length of
travel, and we were aware that the running
expenses of the road have more than doubled
since the commencement of the war, and es-
pecially in this city, in consequence of the
government competition for horse feed, go.
have increased much more proportionalIy than
at any other point but we hoped that despite
these drawbacks the companies would be able
to weather 1t with perhaps the omission OF q
dividend or two.
But an examination OF the facts in the case
forces upon us the conviction that the running
expenses OF the roads now so far. exceed the in
come that the question Of an Increase of fare is
one literally of life and death to the compa-
MES
In common with the community at large we
have seen the street cars at times overaowing
with passengers, and supposed that the roads
ceptive nature Of this seeming prosperity is
shown when we estimate the immense num-
ber OF transfer passengers (more than one
fourth Of alD who crowd two sets Of cars
with the same freight; and another fact is
usually lost sight of, and that Is, that the
crowded cars which meet the eye are those
running in the middle portions Of the day, as
the morning and evening cars generally run
light. An exact average OF the number Of
paying passengers to each car on the Wash
ington and Georgetown road shows but 15H
to each trip, we are informed, and we pre-
sumo that on the Metropolitan road the num-
ber is considerably less.
The price at which city railway stock has
been sold is equally deceptive as an argument
against an increase OF fare The fact is that
the con mmunity has been bitten with the idea
that street railway stock was a sort of Fortu.
natus income producer, and have scrambled
for 1t in a way that has run it up frequently to
high figures; an experiment not likely to be
repeated by many of them, in view of the only
moderate rates of interest heretofore paid, and
the fact that dividends are likely to be few and
far between in future.
The street cars have now become an indis-
pensable necessity, and the question is whether
the companies shall be broken down beyoud
hope OF adequately accommodating the public
by forcing them to run at a ruinous loss, or
whether they shall be enabled to keep their
heads above water by moderate increase of
fare, temporarily. There is no danger we take
It, that Congress will in any event grant them
az increase OF rate one moment longer than the
present enormous running expenses OF the
roads justifes.
Evening star., 1865-03-02

THE Full ANNOUNCEMENT in another col uuan
of the situation and prospects OF the New York
and Liverpool Petroleum Company, of which
the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson is president, suf-
fciently shows how firmly il has already es-
tablished its prosperity. There is something
peculiarly business-like and satisfactory in its
plan OF making its whole capital a working
capital. This feature promises ample means
for vigorous operations and prevents the dan
ger of keeping TOO much Of subscriptions dead
in the hands of 4 few parties. The advantages
offered by this company are at least unsur-
passed by any OF those now in the field OF in
XeStment.
Evening star., 1865-03-02
THURSDAY, March ..

SENATE Mr.. Sumner presented several Pc
titions tor the equality OF all men before the
law.
MT Sumner presented the memorial of the
legislature of West Virginia, asking aid from
Congress to enable that State to emancipate
her slaves.
MIR. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Commit
tee asked to be discharged from the further
consideration Of petitions for the recognition
of God in the Constitution of the United States.
HoUsE.-The House agreed to a proposition
to amend the rules, as reported from the Select
Committee by MIR. Cox
Evening star., 1865-03-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM RICHMOND. VIA pHILADEL.
PHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March IA special dispatch
to the Bulletin says:
Richmond Enquirer editorially says: "The
air is filled with alarming rumors. Every
fear has found q voice, and every ear is opened
to the tale 1t tells.
measures of precaution are construed to
presage disaster"
Governor Brown is editorially attacked by
Whig and Enquirer.
Proceedings OF rebel Congress are unin.
portant.
Evening star., 1865-03-02

WASHINGTON, March Isle D. m.
MOI. Gen. John 4. Dir, Neg York:
The following telegram from General Gill;
more has been transmitted to this Department
E. M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
"HEADoUARTERs DEPT OF THE South,
CHARLESTON, S. O.. Feb 26.-Mojor General vi
~. HdHsck, Chief Of Staff: An Inspection OF
the rebel defences of Charleston shows that
we nave taken over $50 pieces of ordnance, be-
ing more than double what L first reported
Inc lot includesS 8 and 10-inch columbiads a
great many 81 and 42- 2-pounder rifles, some
?:irch BTooke's rifles, and many pieces of for.
eign make.
We also captured eight locomotives, and
great number OF passenger and platform cars
all in good condition.
Deserters report that the last of Hardee's
army was to have crossed the Santee river yes
terday bound for Charlotte North Carolina,
and it was feared that Sherman had already
intercepted their march.
1t is reported on similar authority that the
last of Hoods army, $4,000 strong, passed
through Augusta last Sunday, the 10Th, on
its way to Beauregard.
Georgetown has been evacuated by the ene-
my, and is now in our possession.
Deserters are coming in constantly We
nave over four hundred already.
Y. a. GILMORE, Major General.
Evening star., 1865-03-02
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pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed aleep,
which arise from interru ption of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in tho treat
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fhou who ussd them at d fer emit periods
thEonshoIt the country, having the Sanction OF
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or Boxes for IS, containing from 50 to a. Pills.
Pills BY mail PROMPTLY, secure FROM ebssrys.
FOR SALI BY ALI DRUGGiSTS.
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Evening star., 1865-03-02
SECOND EDITION.
8 O'CLOCK p. M.
CONDITIONS OF RELEAsE.

About a week ago we alluded to the fact o.
the release of a number OF Washington and
Baltimore merchants tried by Gen. Dou ole-
days military commission, for selling goods
to blockade runners. The War Department
directed that in consideration Of the punish
ment already undergone by Jas. H. Whseden,
Meyer Wallack, Louis Heilbrun, Thomas w.
johnson, Philip Wallack, Samuel Heilbrun,
Robert NJ. Sutton, Charles E. Waters and JHo
III. Hennage, they be released from further i'm
prisonment during their good behavior. under
their respective sentences. and that they engage
in no illicit trade nor furnish any aid or COM
fort to the enemies Of the United States, and
hold no intercourse with them during tie same
Evening star., 1865-03-02
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
SHER MAN.
COLUMBIA, S. O., BURNED IN Re-
TALIATION FOR MURDER OF
UNION SOLDIERS.
CAPTURE OF AUGUSTA CONFIRMED

CAPTURE OF AUGUSTA CONFIRMED
NRw YORK, March s-The Herald's Charles
ton despatch Of the Goth says official intelli.
gence has beer received OF the burning Of %.
Iumbia, by order Of Gen. Sherman, on the cath
instant
After the town was taken possession of by
Slocum some Of our troops were fired on from
the houses and II men killed, which led to the
destruction.
Deserters confirm the reported occupation Of
Augu by our troops.
Evening star., 1865-03-02

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Andrew johnson, Vice
President of the United States, Brig. Gen. A @.
Giliem and staff, and Hon. Joseph s. Fowler,
of Tennessee, arrived in town last evening, and
have rooms at the Metropolitan.
Hon. John Wentworth, Of Illinois, is at the
METROPOLITAN
Evening star., 1865-03-02

TIE INAUGURATION BALL.-We are author
ized by the committee of management to say
tsat there is 10 truth in the story which has
been circulated, that tickets to the Inauguration
Ball have been sold to colored persons
Evening star., 1865-03-02
DESTRUCTION OF SALT WORKS.

Acting Rear Admiral Stribling, writing to
the Navy Department from Key West, Fla,
reports that on the 1st Of February an expedI-
ton from the bark Midnight left that vessel to
destroy salt works on West Bay, and returned
to the vessel on the 4th ult, having destroyed
salt works Of 1865 gallons OF boiling power,
besides 20 bushels of salt and l25 pounds of
aps0rn salts
Evening star., 1865-03-02
IMPORTANT SOUTHERN NEWS.

Joe Johnson's Address to his Troops-Ad.
dress ofGoy. Brown to the Georgia Legis
lature-Davis Charged with Weakness
and Obstinacy-Callf for a State Conven-
tion-Advises the Organization Of state
Troops, Independent of Davis.
Evening star., 1865-03-02

GRAND PIANO FOR SALE.-A Superior Rose
NJ wood Grs2a Raan3. With iron frame -
large rooms. will he .seld : bargain, thsNtVFV
owner 1sv'ng ts ssmoved from the eity May be seen
betwe en- sna streets, wsst sisS For terms In.
auifs at ngsif Depot ef u. G, MeT2ER0fT,
Evening star., 1865-03-02

SUPPOSED INFANTIoIDE.-This morning the
body of white infant, in q raisin box, was
found IN Crittenden,s brick yard, between
was taken to the Third Ward station to wait
an inquest, as there were suspicions OF infana.
eide awakened by the appearance OF the IN
m
Evening star., 1865-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL.

SALES OF 7.3Ts.-The sales of 1905 by Jay
Cooke 4 Co. amounted to 1862, $50 yesterday
Evening star., 1865-03-02
FROM CHARLESTON.

OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GEN. GILMORE.
Capture of 43O Pieces of fOrdnance-A Mum.
Der of Locomotives and Cars Secured
Hardee BouId for Charlotte. n. c.
Hoods Army passed through Augusta,
February 19th-lt is $4,000 Strong
Georgetown, 5. c.. in our Possession
Evening star., 1865-03-02

SAEx OF FSTocKs.-Yesserday,1 j. o. McGu
& Co, auctioneers, at taa6r salssrooms. sold
$4,000 $50 notes, In $500 ,se o,s St Louis
mers ard Mechanics, Bank, GEORGETOWN, av-
eraging 68 per cent; 80 900 U. S. $40 Regis.
tered Stock old Issue, at l1Gx per cant.
Evening star., 1865-03-02

fSoIp PLATED OHAINs only one dollar, at
The Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 4Ss Pa. Av., near
az street. dga & $50 ~ '7'sr.r m -2t*
Evening star., 1865-03-02
LOST AND FOUND.

esa9s
rne fnssr viii be rewarded byleavins the same at
usis.9s BxP s aoHsT SsTssP M :1sn1S and a. ts
s:s:.:s E: r; =:
SIS fs%
n shss s,s
With star in forehead; with, white .spets on his
on Then stolen. Mcclellan saddfs, nearly new, r
win be emu o9 hs yns s
Goshen, Md, or secured where I win get him
aFaiR; s Est. B.P. aEdEsaFH sd!h.p! Ma.
GAME TO MY STABLE, white STEER, with
~ ~ rope round his neck. on Saturday last. The
owner vi" come forward k0hFkS APS 1shs h@
I-3t- goth street, between and 2.
I Osf-On Februar, tho 18th. either on ONE Of the
oB Of s eS
sa:ks b. so suitable reward viii be given if left At
s9 s.9ees sortb street "e' between 18th and 18th
Cox RKWARD-TO JEWELERS.-About the
~ ~ last week in December or irst Of Janusry
snsIs- left to
ether or Portsr this nSon giysn meet
bs tine s xe ,sp.rea ard M
Star 0ffce in charge Of Mr.. Baker m l-3.t
q I n REWARD:-Lost on Monday, Feb 9th,
R " in the Capitol. dark mink fur COLLAR
IL can be left at the Star ofce or at DR.. 81. Ma
ernders. a Third street. Georgetown. fe284t.
I OBr-On Monday. February 9Th, on Pennsyl-
in car, an o1sdizsd silver SHAWL PIN. repre-
sarde y The fudsr viii be thankfully rewarded
by leaving the same at No. 10, President Square.
fe 28.3t~
E0UND-On the grounds of the Government
6oH y HMospital for the Insane: On Feb 22d, 1869.
speckled buffalo. The owner is requested to Gall
for. pay charges and take them away. fe25-lw
| &OS 3EWARD..Lost.a a yellow NEWPOUND
WEo LAND DOG, about 8 months old, with
white front legs and white spot his head. The
nnder Will receive the ab We reward by leaving
fe s5-lWs -iS!' 80 r"''..' -' 'N -.' ' =
Evening star., 1865-03-02

sss "a 'i n: . ii S sass .sa
drafts on that day should bel attended to
the me- day 3, previous. JAW cooKE. 90
N~FlRsT NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING.
Baef vi. se sossa On On
March 4th; All notes or drafts maturing on that
day and the day following. (sundayJ should be
m2-2t VIM. HUNTINGTON.
TpEPARTMENT OF .MErRoP0LITAN
~ u POLICE, ONee Of Sxperintendsns, 4ss lOh
hereby given that no vehicles will be allowed on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th street and tn
h until % the Ina have rs
SION sa w ''' ''' 70 A. % e. KiSH!SskR5ss "'
N@REv. Mr.. EARLES RlVIVAL MEET.
lAS .INGS are continued at the street Baptist
Church. east of the Post ONCE every day and eve
Meetings from ste 9; also. Xfternoon moo a. Meetings
from to I; and in the evenings commencing att
O'Clock. Free invitation to all. fe5.5t"
WE PAY $50 HAND MONTY TO ANY MAN,
W woman or child that will bring Recruit to
HsF nearly opposite ss Bal
FOR SALE-Four BILLIARD TABLES, Zone
complete; Will be sold separate or together. In
m 2-st- ~ CAMPBELL.
"A TTENTION, vRTERANB HANCOCK'S
a CoRPs.If& M :. & you Tsnt 70 get all Of your bounty
5O9 New Jersey avenue, nearly opposite the Bal,
tim timole DeRst Have nothing to do with runners,
FULToN MARKET,
A. N. HEPBURN, Proprietor.
The attention tie Of the public is respectfully invi
PRIZE OK will be for sale at the above market on
Friday and Saturday. the Sd and 4th of March.
Evening star., 1865-03-02

IL "
SPRING STYLES FOR 1865,
J. J. MAY & co.
Are now receiving novelties In
BRITISH,
FRENCH AND
GERMAN
D r 8 8 90 s.
The importations are very light this season, and
we have bought early in order to secure for our
customers the very best and handGomest styles.
We have some great bargains from the large
trade sales in New York of February 25 and
March lst.
We shall offer our stock at very small advance,
as we are determined to build up a large trade in
FINE GOODS.
J.. J. MAY & CO.,
q
Evening star., 1865-03-02

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Evening star., 1865-03-02

.aolT tas aaa4 - e--rT77 EY9u -,
Evening star., 1865-03-02

A&Ek, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGEs, .ERE.
S CARRIAGES. EG
On hand. the finest lot Of Lii ght Carriages ever Of
fered in this city. consisting in part of Rock aways
top and no top Buggiss, Pheatons, Extension TOPS
Boat Wagons. Ger mantowns, &c.,&c
Old Carriages taken in exchange.
" Repairing promptly attended to.
m I-3ts 4O9 Pa. av., near AZ St, and 374 st,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

he general management of the runnino of
he Srains and the accommodation of 6as,
sshgezs, upon the ground that It is an i'm.
proper question for the jury to determine
the only question being whether She road
was mismanaged on that day, and if so, By
Whom2.
G. Q. Mckee, another juror, concurred
N this opinion
Inc Posts Washington special says the
FreHdent has restored to his command
I7lenel Preston, of the 5sgh u. S. colored
tTeoPs, heretofore dismissed.
4 large number of postofIiees and mail
reutss nave just been opened in South
CaroljEs.
A number Of quartermasters and other
government employees have just been dis
charged.
Horace Greeley arrived In Washington
to-day.
The Eerslds Washington special says
the total receipts from the GALES Of govern
ment buildings at Fairfax Court House,
Flint Hill, Beach Grove snd Prospect Hill,
Virginia, amounted TO three hundred ard
thirty-one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-five dollars.
The most valuable buildings at Fairfax
C. II. and Flint Hill were reserved and
turned over to the Freedmsns Buresu.
Application has been made to the Bureau
to employ, at fair wages, 10000 freedmen
In coal mining on the james River by
stock company Of Northern capitalists.