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The New York herald., 1865-03-01

THE UNION FEELING AT THE S0UTH.-The ac-
counts of our correspondents which we pub
lished yesterday, of the manner in which our
forces were received by the citizens Of Charles
ton and Wilmington are but an indication OF
the general sentiment of the Southern people
in favor of Union, and q return to their old
allegiance. Nor are these two cities solitary
examples; for wherever our armies have ad-
vanced and obtained foothold, from the Mis-
sissippi to the Atlantic, they have found the
same feeling prevailing. With the exception Of
q few malcontents here and there of both sexes,
the appearance of the Union army has always
been regarded in the light of deliverance from
the hideous incubus of oppression under which
the people of the South have been suffering.
The natural inference to be drawn from this
fact is that the people have been forced into
rebellion by the leaders. 1t Is manifestly not
revolt of the Southern masses, so much as Of
the Southern politicians. It is true that the
masses are to be found in the ranks; but It is
not what the political chiefs and the newspa-
pers call patriotism that enrolls them there,
but an inexorable coercion from which there is
no escaping. When Charleston, the hotbed Of
secession for thirty years-thet cradle and the
nursery of the present rebellion-receives our
conquering troops with open arms, and halls
the old flag upon its forts and ramparts with
unconcealed exultation, what may we not ex-
pect from the ground down, heavily taxed, half
starved people Of Richmond, when Grant or
Sherman plants the banner Of the Union upon
its walls? We opine that it will be hailed there
with wild shout of welcome; for this rebellion
is not Of or from the people, and when the des-
potism of the leaders is removed by the advent
Of the Union armies the people will rejoice
there as they have done elsewhere; their long
st;fed loyalty will display itself, and we shall
be more united, greater and q stronger
nation than before.
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mako good the comparison, however, eSen IN
military view, our rebel cotemporary needs, IN
behalf Of Jeff Davis, the money, tho supplies,
and the fleets and armies ofFranoe.
Lord Cornwallis, In 1871, through the Caro-
Ifnas, moved bis army up to Yorktown, Viz
ginia, for the purpose Of enecting there . juno
ton with an expected British feet But instead
Of that, gallant French squadron Of twenty
four ships of the line, evading the British, and
sending them of on . false pursuit, slipped
into Chesapeake bay, and then, blockading the
York river, cut Off his disbursements and the
retreat Of Cornwallis by wsssr. At the same
time, in addition to our Union army on that 90
casion Of some four thousand regulars and
four or I've thousand militia, Washington was
supported by French army, under Count
Rochambeau, of seven thousand men. Against
this French feet and this allied army of sixteen
thousand men, Cornwallis had an army of seven
thousand men, There was no escape for him.
He was neatly cornered and captured. It was
30 ordained in behalf Of the Union.
General Lee therefore, instead Of being at
Richmond in the position Of Washington at
Yorktown, is really In the position Of my Lord
Cornwallis. We may thus compare the
army Immediately under the eye Of General
Grant to the army Of Washington, and the
army Of Sherman to that of Count Rochambeau,
while the feet of Admiral Porter completely
fills the place and something over, Of the squad
ron Of Count de Grasse. Until our rebel CO.
temporary can reverse this arrangement, or
bring over French feet of fifty iron-clads and
French army of q hundred thousand men to
the support Of Lee, his fate, from all appear
ances. will be no better than that Of Lord Corn
wallis.
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IGNORANT DoCroRs DTsAGREENa.-The Times
and Tribune are holding discussion about our
finances; but neither Of them knows anything
about the subject Let Mr.. McCullooh, the
coming Secretary Of the Treasury, keep our
currency at It's present volume, and in ten
years IL will appreciate TO par without any
violent measures.
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The New Jersey Legislaturo and the
Constitutional Amendment.

TRxsToN N j., Feb 2, 1865.
The constitutional amendment has been discussed al
day In the House, Messrs Brnck, Of Camden Lahorp,
Of Burlington; Abbott Of Gloucester, and 0eaver, o
Essox, spoke in favor Of It,
Mr. Abbott Of Hudson, moved to submit the question
TO vote Of the people, which was lost by vote of 10
TO 80
Discussion continued during the afternoon, and the
House adjourned To eight o'clock this evening" when the
subject will be resumed.
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New York Homeopathic Medical College.
The Gfth annual commencement Of the above college,
sit uated in Third avenue Of Twentieth srest
toek place yesterday evening, at tho Broadway
AthenDum. There extremely large and highly
fashionable audience present
At eight O'Clock procession OF the students passed uD
the central aisle and fled OF to their respective seats the
professors at the same making their appearance On
the platform
The proceedings were commenced by quartet IRON
Foows celebrated opera of Martin, the vocalists bcna
Miss Nina Geary, Mrs. Thomas, with Mossrs Gustavus
Prayer having been offered by the President Of ths
Council, Rev. j. NJ. Mathews, D. D., L. l. D. the core
following gentlemen having graduated received the de-
gree Of NJ. D: w. W. Banker r O. G. Benson, b. ,.
BoImcb cneevey m w. S!osnc co~an Ds%arss DsE
inson J. Emmett, J. NJ Fairbank, I. = Goodwin, O. 2.
Hamilton, J. 8 Hand; J. Issbrouek, + Hooking +
Holt, j. b. Hottby, II. B. Hand, H. O. jackson, G. B.
Fsishfm Fs nIa Rsmson s nfs's scss1dse hs Tsa a
II'aSiI 4 Wi,s ~ l. I' Water, r. l. Whiting W. York
In conferring the degrees the President addressed the
students briefly, showing them what was before them
referring TO numerous illustrious who had adorned
the medical profession, and exhortng them 70 emulate
their virtues aud skill
An able and amusing vacdctory address given 70
the class by Professor D. Smith, Md In the course
OF his remarks he spoke Of the important vocation Of the
physician and drew vivid picture Of the trials ana
troubles which the which wasopening before
them Among those be enumerated the censure OF gno-
rance and the opposition OF quackcry He strongly sd-
viscd them eschcw all patent nostrums which ne -
serted ruinous 10 health and evidently the phyne
which the poet directed to be thrown TO the dogA Hs
address which Of some length, was frequently In
terrupted by applause.
Mr. w. L. Wn1Is a member OF the class next ID
dressed fellow students In most eloquent manner,
referring the approaching OF the
sdens from those under whose they had been fog
no long period From the superior oraorica powers -
this gentleman fancy he must have mistaken bis pre-
fesson A. he assurody would have formed vass ecQub
stion 20 either the pulpit or the bar.
The benedcton having been pronounced, the process
ings terminated
The aforementioned vocasts, with Professor J. Y.
Maedor as conductor dscoursed sweet music through
tho evening" and In the duet "Leve and War; by coox
Messr Geary and Thomas were descrvediy eaooTeo
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The entries for the sixteen purses offered by the pro-
prietos Of the Union Course viii close tomorrow
Ing Gentlemen owning fast horses and Wishing engage
ments for them will be pleased 10 see tho number Of
chances offered them To exhibit their speed
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SrrRrm. Couar-C,Rcur Part 1--Court opens at ten
A. ~ Nos 1920, 1oes 1i00, 1i02 1l06 1i0s, 1l12,
Iils, f124 1i26 12S, 1882, 1886, i13S, 1id0 11$2,
1i44 l14s, 1852, 154 Part 2-T3 Duane street Court
opens ten O'Clock A. NJ Nos 9ss. s76, s72, 243 ola,
1885, 1889 ets, se4, I042. 1os4 1o4s 1004 l41i 9a0,
Sc. l0lb. l03L 1908 l09e
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Boston Wool sales.

BOsTON, 1000.
ospood Son sold at auction to-day hundred and
thirty three bales Of the best quality OF Cape wool
Terms cash fifteen days acceptable interest bearing
notes M xty DAYS The attendance Of buyers quite
large but the prices realized considered low. One
ot of eighteen bales brought ftyscven cents but the
average price from foyscven to hy -four cents per
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Mrs D. wood and hcr daughter we're severely purnes
,.s ,ob, nj the theatre while the stage In the play
az c,nderclIa Il caused considerable excitement Tor
while
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb Is, 1865.
The steamer 0ceanus ashore on Narragansctt beach,
was got OF this morning and towed to this city The
vessel is believed TO be little injured Her freight Is all
safe The United states cutter Miami assisted In getting
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By which passenger fatally. and several otness
seriously injured TWO passenger thrown down
an embankment nf feet high of them making three
revolutions before reaching the bottom. In addition
some Of the wounded passengers robbed BY gang
Of thieves on the train who had, unforunatey escaped
injury.
BY collision on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Cni
cago Railroad which occurred forty miles west Of Crest
line on the 22d inst, one passenger was killed ANA
several others slightly injured.
The stock market higher yesterday. but not buoy
ant Government securities were firm Gold opened ~
202X and closed down town at 2o2 Al the evening
board II closed at 20in.
The rise In gold exerted but little influence In the mar
kets yesterday and tho commercial transactions Do
tokened want OF faith In tho permanency Of the pre-
vaing rates Foreign goods were quiet but prices were
the same Domestic produce dull but In prices there
was no decided change Petroleum was dull and nomi-
nal Cotton was firm and active. On Change the hour
market was moro active, whils wheat was dull but
prices were about the Same. Oats were 1rmer, while
corn was steady Pork rather hrmer, and more
active Beef ruled steady. Lard was firm, with an In
creased demand whiskey was decidedly moro active
and 2c. higher. Freights were heavy.
Tho market for beef cattle again depressed this
week by heavy receipts, and prices werc again brought
down ic 2c all but strictly prime, Of which the
number sale very small. Prices varied from l0c
to 2oc 21c for poor TO good, and 40 24c for primo
to choice. Mich cows were quiet, but nrm. Choice
mixers held a from 500 10 $12O each. veas were
steady at loo, l4o Sheep and lambs were rather
lower Prices varied from SO SO to $12 s1b choice $40
Hogs firm at 1870 l4Sc. The total receipts were
Sre beevcs 1872 oows 70s vess 45s sheep and lambs
and ,239 hogs
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ciined I'd Nd Breadstufh were dull and steady
Provisions dull
In London February "a consos, for money, closed
at ssK s9K. Illinois Central shares we're = 6lk .
6lk: Erie, 32k 33x.
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Personal Intelligence.

MARRIAGE OF COLONEL .. A. rOoIAns
Yesterday afternoon q fashionable and brilliantly
dressed congregation assembled in Calvary Episcopal
church. Fourth avenue to witness the nuptials Of Ccl
John Armstrong Foster Judge Advocate Of the Military
Commission In Washington, with Miss R. Elliott, third
daughter Of H Elliott, Esq, Of Twentythird strseA
Two years and half ago Col Foster entered the Seventh
regiment a private He served with distinctsoa
through Banks campaigns and rapidly gained promotoa
He became major Of tho One Hundred and Seventy nm,
then lieutenant colonel, and finally was made colonel
before Port Hudson. For the last twelve months
Colonel Foster has ociated Judge Advocate Of the
Military Commission In Washington and It will b ~
membered that before him that Colonel North ~
tried The bridal procession started from the house q
the BRIDES father and entered the church the ia1e
strains OF Hail Columbia" died away on the organ.
The bride dress of rich white silk, with bridal
veil and flowers; the bridesmaids, three In numbsE,
handsome dresses OF white Illusion, with wreaths a
flowers. Tho bridegroom appeared In his uniform .
Colonel Of the One Hundred and Seventy-hf Ar
Elliott himself gave away the bride. The service W.
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Tyng with becoming In
pressvensss and at Its close the carriages which were
SO numerous almost block up tho avenue, rolled
back Twenty third street. the residence Of the brides
father Last evening the happy couple left for PhlA-
delphia route for Washington.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving piace-IrALIAS OPERA
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defendant with adultery To this general denial was
made and the plaintiffs counsel asked leave to nlc
supplementary charging the plaintiff with adu
terry This granted.
The OF Benjamin r. Hatch versus William McKin-
ley where the plaintiff sued TO damages for the
seduction Of his wife by the defendant called yeser
day in the Supreme Court circuit; but the plaintiff not
appearing Judge Leonard dismissed the complaint.
The trial Of Frank Ferris for killing his wifo with
axe the 9th of September ast at 81 James street.
commenced yesterday in the Court Of General Sessions
number Of witnesses examined for the prosecu-
ton show the previous threats made by the accused
The will be opened for tho defence this morning
Yesterday afternoon, while four bags Of gold contain
ing five thousand dollars each, and belonging 70 the
banking house Of J. b. Alexander 4 Co., Of William
street. were lying Of the counters Of the Bank Of
Commerce, awaiting opportunity for deposit, one Of
them was picked up by man named Levi Smith, alias
Dutch Hendrick, who hurried OF with u; but no
soon overtaken and the gold recovered. Smith was
locked up IN the Tombs for trial II Is said that Of
his conedcrates succeeded in getting OF with another OF
the Ave thousand dollar bags during the excitement
attending the pursuit OF Smith.
seaman named Daniel Lawrence, aged twenty eight
years. died yesterday the New York Hospital from the
effects Of a number OF stabs in various portions OF his
person. which, according to his statement were inflicted
In Hester street drinking house. last saturday night
by number OF men VINO enueaVorou W iorVc niH W
enlist None OF his assailants have yet been arrested
An inquest held yesterday on the body Of pan
named Isaac Cunningham who resided ai 34S East Tenth
street. whose death, II alleged, was caused BY blow
on tho head inflicted with smoothing iron BY Mrs.
Bridge. Donohoe OF 12l First avenue, whom, Ia said,
Cunningham had exaspcrated BY addressing her In In
sulting and obsoene language
The new Kings county Court House. situated at the
junction o Joraemon street aad Fulton avenue, Brook
lyn, was brilliantly Illuminated and thrown open 70 the
inspection Of The public evening Immense crowds
nlsod ts varoas halls ladies forming large proportion,
and about eight o'clock the jam became so great that
locomoucn rendered exceedingly difficult The
Building very handsome one, both exerioriy and In
tsisry, and ~ s last nights inspectors expressed ap
proval OF Its 6ne appearance.
Yesterday was shrove Tuesday and to day Ia Ash We'd
nesday, the commencement Of Lent
The French maa steamer Lafayette will sail for Havro
AZ O'Clock this forenoon leaving from pier 80 North
river.
Another scodcnt occurred the Grand Trunk Railroad
Of Gaaad near Pstersbug. On Tbursday oyeu,pg lAst
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