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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
FROM GEORGIA.
rHE cAPrURE OF srEcIE

THE CAPTURE OF SPECIE.
NEW YoRE, May 244-The steamer Amer
lea, from Savannah on'the 10th, has arrived.
The Herald has advices from Augusta that
the country between Savannah aud that city
is fined with Rebel paroled soldiers return
ing 20 their homes. Nearly al the planters
have put in large amounts OF seed, mostly
corn and rye. Some have planted cotton TOT
the first time in four years. but lew slaves
have gone away.
Great excitement was caused NJ augusta
bv the announcement ot the capture OF Jeu-
Davis. \ wagon containing e2t3,UOO IN Spe-
Gle belonging 10 the Rebel Government was
found in a byway and turned over 10 General
MOlineauX,
General Wilson i'm a letter to Governor
Brown, who had complained OF the collapse OF
the currency Of the South, and the great ceS-
titu,ion OF provisions among the people, says
he is instructed by the President 20 say 10
him that "these evils were caused by treason
and lnSurrection and rebellion aga!nS. the
Laws OF the | uited States, melted and carried
on for the last four wears by you and your
confederate Rebels aud traitors, who are
alone responsible for the waste, destruction
and want now existing ia that state, and what
Won call the result which the fortunes OF war
have imposed upon the people OF Georgia,
and all the loss aud woe they have suffered,
are charged upon you and your confederate
Rebels, who, usurpiug authority, PROVOKED
war to the extremity, until compelled
10 Law down vOur arms aud accept the Just
penalty Of the crimes of treason and rebel
lion. That the restoration OF peace aud or
der cannot be entrusted % Rebels and tral-
tors. That the persons who melted the war
and carried il on WI, not De allowed TO as
semble al the call OF their accompliceS, 10
&C, again as the Legislature OF the State,
and again usurp authority. Those who have
caused so much woe will not be allowed
power again TO i0cite any fresh acts OF trea-
son and rebellion. In calling the Legislature
together again without permission OF the
President. you have perPoua;ed fresh
crime that win be dealt with accordingly,
and if any person PGesames to answer or ac-
knowledge your call, he will be Immediately
arrested
The new trade regulations for Savannah
are working mos. satisfactorily. Silver IS
plenty in Augusta for change, and green
backs are at par.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
LOST AND STOLEN.
cocoa REWARD.-More than

hnnn0 REWARD.-AIore than two
SZUUUth thirds of the Bonds which were lost
or stolen from Exchange Bank, after the fire Sd
April have been returned, and due proportion of
the above re ward paid for them. There are still
outstanding, as listed below, which the public
sre warned agf inst trading for as payment has
been stopped and all parties into who Sc hands
thew NAV come, or who may obtain ny knowl'
edge of them are earnestly requested 10 assist in
returning them, aud receive not only the due pro-
portion of reward, but the thanks Of the owner.
JNO. STEWART, Brook Hill,
Office Franklin street, bet Feen 7th and Sth
Messrs. Maury Co, Messrs. Lancaster *
Co, Mr.. Chas. Purcell, Brokers; and Messrs. Ba-
con i Baskerville, Merchants will have the
kindness to act for me in my absence from town,
City of ct Louis l6 Bonds of $1,000, with cOu-
pons Nos 1856 1873 la, AL Nos 46, AZ; 4S,
40, 4l9, 400, 421, 423, 425. 4S0 4Sl, 4S2.
City Memphis, Bonds of $1,000, with coupons,
Nos. 563, $40.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, s of $1,000
each, Nos 33S, 437, 43S, 473, 474, 1877, 65l,
l0l.
Virginia Central Railroad. 4 Bonds of $1,000, with
coupons, Nos. 965, 966 967 1913.
Richmond and York River Railroad, l3 OF SlOOO,
with coupons Nos 50, 40, 27S, 284, $40, $50,
3SI, 1872, 14e, 263, 26S 273, 1913.
Orange and Alexandria. 9 Bonds Of $1,000, with
coupons Nos. loo, S23.
| City Lynchburg, Bonds ofsl0O0, with coupons
Nos. Is, ID II, 10, 22S,
And various Certificates Registered Bonds and
| Shares, in name of Norman Stewart Jno. Stew
art, Daniel X. Stewart and Trustees lsabells
/ Stewart.
G-Petersburg Express and Lynchburg Vir
| ginian please insert twice week for two months
and send bill to Wing Office.
my26-M&Thlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
FROM ms SANDWICH ISLANDS.

SAvFRivc.sco, N}y 2!-The Hawaii IN ship
Polvnesian brin. s Sandwich Island dates 70 Nay
18Th. some royS.er.aC m.tsLipmen Of the Brit
ish slip Cl0 caused great Indignation among
the Americans az Honolulu by removing the ma
tional euSign from the American Legation amid
The rsioiclLgs over the tail of Richmond. Inc
Captain of tie CEO Compelled tie mIdshipmen
10 restore the dag and make a public apology.
after expressing h,s own Roget 90 The occur
renee.
Phe ship Monsoon of Boston was lost Al How
lands lslTnd on the lU,h of January. She had
discharged four hundred tons of ballast and re-
eeived upwards OF eleven hundred tons Of guano
when a grea; gale began. The ship struck
heavily on a reef breaking the rudd,r hort on.
taking with IL Q part OF the stern post, and rip
ming up tie QuarIsrdelk p.alEs Large portions
of the keel came up -lJngsite, and the surf con-
tinually broke uudsg the ships quarter Alter
pouuding on one VI the reefs some time she
sunk stem foremost about mile from the shore
only one lie appears 10 lave been los,-a Ma
nilla man.
The American residents q. Honolulu observed
April 25th az day ;Oe special rejoicing over the
good news Of the .sll OF Richmond A process
sion was formed, which sang the John Brown
Sopr and marched 90 tle residence Of the
American Consul whese patriotic speeches were
dsryei- Tie greats. enthusiasm was mani
tested. Ia the evening there were fireworks
and illuminations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26

By ]. L. BYERLY & CO., Auctioneers,
No. 10 Main Street.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
IL SALE OF SUPERIOR READY MADE
CLOTHING, sEGARS, HOsIs cry, STEEL PENS,
LETTER PAPER, FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
AT AUCTI0N.-On FRIDAY, the Goth inst, at
10 O'clock we will sell at our store large and
attractive assortment of superior
READY MADE CLOTHING,
SEGARS, HOSIERY,
STEEL PENS, LETTER PAPER,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
500 fancy Cashmere and Linen Coats,
Pants and Vests
90 dozen Linen Bosom, Marseiles, Calico
and Hickory Shirts
20 doz Cotton Under Shirts
20 doz superior Hosiery
10000 superior Segsrs-Stefanoni La Gen.
theta and La Expanula
10000 Bartetts Needles
30 gross Harris Steel Pens
so gross Playing Card,
10 resms Letter Paper
5000 Buff Envelopes
Suspenders, Neck Ties
Paper Collars,
Hair Brushes, &C., &c.
ALSO
500 lbs superior Shoe Thread
The above goods are fresh and desirable, and
worthy the attention of the trade.
J. L. BYERLY d CO.,
my25-tds Auctioneers.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added TO our sale this morning the
largest and most attractive assortment of Crock
cry ard Glassware ever offered in this market ;
consisting of
600 sets white granite handled and I'M
handed Cups and Saucers
900 dozen white granite Plates, assorted
sizes
10 dozen white granite Bowls, assorted
sizes
80 dozen white granite Dishes assorted
sizes
80 dozen white granite vegetable Dishes
% DO do do do DO Mugs Mugs and ..o,.
% dozen white granite Teapots, Sugars
dozen white granite Chambers
80 dozen bar and table Tumblers
25 Do Goblets
% Do handled lager beer Mugs
G Do Looking Glasses
90 Do KEROSENE Chimnies
6 Do do Lamps, assorted
$4,000 superior Havana segars
80 dozen India Rubber, Horn, Dressing,
Pocket, Round and fine Combs
81 dozen Stewards glazed spool Cotton
80 lbs Cark's superior Black Thread, No.
% fine French Cashmere Summer Suits
50 Do do Broad Cloth Coats
ALSO
6 nests Tubs 10 pieces TO each set
80 brass bound Water Cans-two and
j. L. BYERLY & CO.,
my26 Auctioneers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26

Nor WHIPPED, But SCATTERED.-The
Jackson CMiss) Free Trader, in its issue Of
the 10th instant, and with which it gave up
the ghost, under the above heading has the
following;
The greater portion of the Coniederacy is
considerably used up. The four years war
has displayed the yalOr OF the South, and
brought to light vast resources undreamed
OF by man. Ii has demonstrated what ne
cesSity could accomplish and produce; but
II has eyentualed in bringing US back 10 the
starting point, alter scenes OF unparalleled
distress, a deluge Of blood and leyeling Of
all classeS-minus an institution. That in
stItution, which We have long thought would
not have survived this century If lett alone,
Is now very prOpOrtiOnately played out. The
North has got the elephant, and II will bother
them TO dispose Of it. This thing OF negro
equality may do for a sensation, but II won't
stand the test, il won't last. The North
having made the most Of it, having no longer
occasion for il, will find this elephant bad
investment, and will get rid OF it the best
way II can.
The South is not whipped nor conquered,
but il is Overrun and subjugated 10 great
extent, and it mildly treated, Will be, TO 4
great degree, quiescent. 1t has become like
fostering sore, and to be healed and brought
back 10 It's primitive condition will require
careful nursing and soothing balnis and
emolEents.
Sick in body for nearly fortnight past
from a severe attack OF bilious fever aud in
iamaIOry rheumatism, our mental system
has doubtless more or less been affected by
our physical derangement. But our head is
clear TO the fact that though subiugated We
are not whipped-but being in Rome, We
must do as the Romans do, and we confess
TO being somewhat overwhelmed and demon
allied, and very considerably scattered.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
By E. B. COOK, Auctioner,
6nlF. .A

CTOCK SALE OF CROCKERY,
= GLASSWARE, FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
AT AUCTI0N.--0 FRIDAY, the 26th instant at
10 O'CLOCK will 'ell at my store first rate as
sorted invoice of Crockery, Glassware, &C., en-
brlclng large assortment Of
White granite English and French) Plates
Tea and coffee Cups and Saucsrs, assorted
Bowls and Ewers. white and dipped
Granite Sugar Dishes, Tea Pots
Granite Milk Pitchers
ALSO,
An assortment Of
Coal Oil Lamps and Burners
An assorted lot Of Bar and Table Tumblers
Class Pitchers and Decanters
Sugars Preserves, Salts, &c
ALSO
Morocco, calf and leather Pocket Books
Fancy Pipes Hair Brushes
Tooth Brushes, Portfolios
Combs Scissors, Watch chains
Mirrors, Playing Cards, &c.
E.B. COOK,
my25-td5 Auctoneer.
ALSO,
80 doz Felt Hats, entirely fresh stock, compris.
ing the latest styles and are very choice as
sortment.
my25 E. B. COOK, Auctr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
Disastrous EIRa u ~ lUEA-GURN-

DIS ASTRUUo Fire. ~ MN lutN-EURN-
ING OE NIBLO> THEATRE.
Last evening a fire broke ont iu the property
room of NibIO's Theatre I'm thr Metropolitan
Hotel buildings Considerable excitement was
occasioned am ng Tire guests 40 The hotel many
of them removing their effects. Fortunately no
accident occurred. The carpenter shop and o
portion OF the stage.O1iy was burned but the
entire establishment is more or less Hooded with
water a proceediBg that was absolutely ueces
Sary for the sa walton Of this and the adjoining
property. The fire was under iull Roadway hen
discovered and threatened the destruction OF
portion OF the Metropolitan u ,si the reag walls
of which nearlyAdjOin the theatre. Tie hotel
was damaged considerably. The hre VIII entail
a loss o. perhaps a hundred thousand dollars
upon the manag ment alone, for which there Is
no insurance. A the rum0r spread that NIblo's
was burning great excitement prevailed and up
TO midnight tae pop-lace bl0ckadei Broadway
Crosby, Houston and Prince streets. We are as
sured that no time vii be lost BY Mr.. A. I.
Stewart, the over Of tie theatre in the Effort 20
restore IT, The property is valued al about
$500 OOO.-N. Y. World, 22l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
FROM FLORIDA.

SURRENDER or TALLAHAssEE AND SAINT
MARKs-CAPEURE OBJ THE REEEL STEAMER
SPRAY.
WAsHINGTos, May -$.-Ihe Navy Depart
ment on yesterday received lnielngence Oh
the surrender OF ST. Marks and Tallahassee,
Fla. 10 our forces on ,he 9th inst. Also, OF
the surrender Of the Rebel steamer Spray 10
Lieutenant Commander Gibson, on the llth
instant.
The steamer Rhode Island arrived az Hamp-
4op Roads YESTERDAY, with dispatches TO the
Navy Depar.meut from Admjra, Thatcher.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
xw,,jsEMENTs.
lTrxV RICHMOND TEIEATRRE,
Corner Seventh and Broad streev

~rrxU V1TT,uytOND THEATRES,
Corner seventh and Broad streeV.
Ma = .Proprietress
n OaDRH .hanagel'
FRIDAY EVENING, MAT &c, 1885.
BENEFIT
AND
POSITIVELY THE LAST APPEARANCE
But one Of The celebrated Irish Comedian, Burleaqhe
Actor and Vocalist,
MIR. FRANK DREW,
Who vii appear this Evening in
THREE DISTINCT CHARACTERS
pgr1N 6 y EN-
In an entirely new play, written for Mr. Frank Drew,
- GU entitled
SLAVES NO MORE!
And as CAMILLE, ,,.,., .,,.o,
Aud as JERRY CLlPP,
n,or he will TIVE SI nSitsIops Of D All he
ACTORS ST THE DAY.
OPERATE GEMS and BALLADS mum
ana 'A-'o ! 'N-''N' BY Miss JESSIE WARNER.
Ia Monday, first appearance Of
Miss ANNIE WAIT,
AND
Mr. W II. LEAK.
NEXT WEEK will be presented the magnificent spec
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
Comprising in an eminent degree,
NOVELTY, MYSTERY AND BEAUTY
With a rare combination OF
PAINTING. POETRY AND MUSlC'
The Scenery. all entirely new, is from the pencil OF
CHARLES :. GBTz, from the Holiday street TheatIe
Baltimore, whose unrivaled productions in Chromauc
Foil Painting have elected the admiration OF the low
arts and places MS name IN the 'front.' rank OF
Living Scenic Artists
The machinery OF this Theatre introduce many start
ling, imposing and delightful Effects.
Tho Costumes Armors aud Paraphcrnaia have Deen
prepared aud imported for this Theatre expressly for
The fascinating French Dsnseuse and Tight-Rope
Miss MARIETTA RAvEL,
Aud the celebrated Pantomimist,
HERNANDEZ FOSTER,
Have been engaged expressly for the Spectacle, and
will appear MONDAY next
Doors open at 7l-9 Commences at Ia o clock.
my2G--ltl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
LATER From ErROPE.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The steamship Id
inburg, from Liverpool on the 10th Instant
via Queenstown on the llth, has arrived
Her advices are one day later.
The latest intelligence via Queenstown
SAYS that Johnston's surrender was generaily
regarded as a toregone conclusion, and the
news had but slight effect.
A Milbourne despatch Of the 18th says that
the pirate Shenandoah IS cruising OF that
coast, but no captures are announced.
LIVERPOOL, May ll.-Cotton IS duu, with
a decline OF I-4al-2d OccaSiOned by late ad-
vices from America. The market Is nrm but
quiet.
LoNDoN, Nay ll.-ConSols closed at 90 p
ago ). s for money. United States Fiye-TWen-
ties closed at O. l-2 G5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26

WAsHINGroN Tuesday, May % VERY brief
session was held this morning by the Military
Commission for the trial Of the assassios. II
vas found impossible 10 proceed on account OF
mo absence Of witnesses detained by the militia
~ orders restricting travel through the lines Of
the various q the Arm Of the Potomac
Commission adjourned until Thursday next at
10 O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
AUCTroN SALES TNis Day.
BY HARRISON. GoDDIN & APPERsON.
VERY EXCELLENT Brick Re-

VERY EXCELLENT Brick Re.
v SIDENCEO ON TIE S0UTH5IDE OF GRACE,
BETWEEN 18th AND 10Th SITS, FOR SALE
OR RENT AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at auc-
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th May
1866 at o'clock NJ, the very excellent and well
planned brick tenement located as above, now in
the occupancy of Mr.. Thomas G. Turner. The
lot As a front of 81 feet and depth OF lS5 feet
to an alley.
The house has rooms in the basement and 6
above, Including two parlors) and Is now in good
order.
Possession given at once.
TERMs-0ne.third cash balance at one and two
years for bonds bearing interest, secured by
trust deed If the property should not be Sold 1t
will be rented at auction for one year.
HARRISON, G0DDIN d APPERSON.
P. S. We offer for sale privately the beautiful
farm called Eastern View in Henrico county,
on the Pamunkey river, and five. miles from Tun-
stalls depot on the York river railroad. it con-
tains 2l3 acres of good land.
The buildings are very superior, and the gar
den well enclosed and tastefully laid oct, and
highly ornamtn ted with flowers, shrubs, DC.
great bargain will be sold. Apply to
my22-ids H., G. K A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
Gold.
RITTER FIRKINs.

The Legislature of this State passed law during the
late session, which went into effect May lst, which pro-
vides that every manufacturer OF hrklns, tubs and
other wooden PACKAGE, for the packing Of butter tha
legally brand upOn each Of the same his name, and MS
actual aud true weight rejecting fractions Of pound.
Any manufacturer dsposing Ot such packages without
such brand falsely branded shall be liable to hno
OF f25 the suit OF any person. la any court Of proper
jurisdiction half o the amount 10 be paid 10 the
person bringing the suit, aud half to the poor oil
the county. Section 81 makes il unlawful for any per-
son to sell butter not packed u vessels branded as
above, or In packages falsely BRANDED under the same
same manner. Nothing IN the law is, however, to pre-
vent the branding according to correct weights oil
packages that have been once used. II is hoped that
this law will have good effect in correcting gross
evil which has stood In the way OF both maker and
Roebes'ey IN \ Union
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
SHOES,
HATS,
STATIONERY,
WOODEN WARE,
LEATHER,
GLASS and CROCKERY WARE,
&c, AT AUCTION.
We call special attention 10 our sale COM
mencipg THIS MORNING, at our store, corner
Of 9Th and Main streets Of a large and well-se
iected stock OF desirable Goods, consisting in
part a. 'O'' GROCERIES.
$50 bblS Flour
DRY GOODS.
Cassimeres
Black Cloth
silk
Alpaccas
CAlicOes
Brown and Bleacked Cotton
Spool Cotton and
Fancy Dry Goods
CLOTHING.
Black Cloth and Cashmere Coats
Fine Linen-Bosom Shirts
Linen Busters
SHOES.
co.. pairs Ladies, cents and Children's
Shoes
HATS.
Fine Black and DrAb Wool Hats
DO do do Felt Hats
Chudren's Hats and Caps
STATIONERY.
40 reams Letter Paper
90 do Note do
FoolscSp and Flat Cap Paper
Folio Post
10000 Envelopes
5000 Blank Cards, Nos. 9 and4
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
20 dozen Selves
10 nests Tubs
90 dozen Buckets
90 do BrOOms
WashbOards, Clothes Pins Willow
Baskets, &c.
D GATHER.
Sole Leather
Kip and Calf skins
GLASS WARE CROCKERY, ETC.
Goblets Tumblers
Wine and Champagne CHASER
Molasses Pitchers
Plates, Dishes Cups, Saucers
Pitchers, BOWles, &c, &c.
ALSO,
$1,000 CigaB
ELLISON & RICHARDS,
my26-lt Auctioneers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by q very simple RENE
DIV, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumpton-actuated by desire TO benefit
the afflicted, is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will cheerfully send
copy of the prescription used free of charged
free with full and explicit directions for prepar-
ing and successfully using the same, which they
will find a SURF CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, ard spread information which he con.
ceiyes to be invaluable, and he hopes every suf-
ferer will try his rene dy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,.
Williansburgh, Kings County, New York.
my l6-eod4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT INDIANAPOLIS.

ISDIANAPOLIs, May @.-The extensive Cstab-
lishment Of Kingan & Co Of this city, the lar
gest pork packing factory IN the West was des-
troyed By tre laAt night The loss amounted 70
$500 900, on winch there IS an insurance Of about
S2OOOVO, princlpaiy pm the Hartford Insurance
Companies, the Washington. Arctic, Atlantic
and Home Insurance Companies OF New York
and the Home IrsgIanCe Company Of lndianspO.
lis. The IRE is supposed TO have been the work
OF an incendary.