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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-11-09


 B9~ The gentlemanly eEpiscopalian' visited our sanctum on. Monday, and with the elegant remark that The editor has got his neck in a sling left the following communication :j ssAj if And it has gone upon the record that the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United. States, do not consider the ablishmant of the national authority over the whole country cause for gratitude From the Enquirer of Nov. 2, 1865, editorial column. '- -~----
 In answer to your gratiasoas slandef, will you give. place for the following resolutions passed unanimously on the ninth day ot the convention: + ..s..' ' Resolved, That the House oe Bishops, ;t consideration of the return of Peace to the country and unity o,etheF FGtarch, propose to de, oote Tuesday, Me l7th inst, as a, day of 1hanksgaoany and Prayer to Almighw God tor these inestimadbte oe.efts, and that approa priate service be prepared under the direction of the five senior Bishops to ttsa tbe hela sll1 ;s St
 Resolped, sThat the Bishops aFsctionateIy request the house of Clerical 1aud Lay Depu- tives to join with them in the observance and concurring resolution was as follows:
 1 1tCSO6VCt, IdoV eAO 4AVucO OA' SiOtlC0t UAAO Lay Deputies, recognizing saoiM profound grot. dude the goodness of, Almighty God manifsst ed ,sm the restoration of asationat apedce dnd union, will coi dially unite inathe Thanksgiving service appointed blythe House of Bishops, on Tuesday next The service was held. sro;4 1a' AN EPIsooPALIAN., If what we published last week was eslan- der,' Rev. MT. vinton of New York; Hon. MT! Boardman of New Haven. and eighteen other honest Episcopaiians, and hot the editor twhose neck is in such sling) are responsible for it. If the statement was incorrect sse are glad ot I it, but we certainly cannot be blamed for ac- cepting such authority as those twenty Church. men were, for it's truth These twenty good men say that that action of the convention bears an aspect of disloyalty, and nine patriotic men out of every ten, we presume, will say the same thing. Bat we are glad tov find the're1 cord of the convention 50 much better thanait was reported We are really grati6ed to know that although the members of that body felt 10 gratitude to- God for the re-estabishment of the national authority over the whole country, they did celebratea a thanksgiving for sths're- turn of peace. sg m;li asgai q.93s qi-s eao
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OUR CAPTURES.
REBEL GENERALS PRISONERS.

List OF the Rebel General Omcers Cap
~tured by General Grant During tho
Recent Operations.
The following Ia an alphabetical list embracing the
OF the general officers Of Lees army who s6rrcn
dered TO General Grant tho 9th and oth inst The
names marked with ssterisk those Of graduates
Of the West Point Academy or former on ers Of tho
United States Army
COMMANDER-rN-CurEy.
sCencrsl Robert r. Lee, Of Virginia, Commander n
Chef of the bel armies. Graduated 1879; March 10,
1901, promoted colonel First United STATES cavalry;
Apr, q, ts0l, resigned April, 1861, appointed ,om-
70 1851. ws med command In Western Virginia; June,
1862 assnmsd coniirand OF the Army OF western VIZ.
ginia; February g. lsy5, assumed commana .' .nc l
mics Of the Confedera.S states Ap'h v no', Sa'Vh'
dored " General Grant
sBrgadier General r. IT. Chiffon. Chie' y s'~A i1
Major u. T. venabc, Aiddot amp
COLONEL w. " Taylor, Aiddctamp
Major & Marsha, Private Secretary. ~
lie tenant Colonel r. q. BALDWIN, hef or Ordnance
Ieuterapt Colonel Murphy, Inspector General
usi,y uenrv q Payton Assistant Inspector General
= i.uienant colonel j. l. Corbcy, Chief QusrteImaster
4 ea,cna,t Colonel A. A. tolc, chief Commssary.
surgsou 81 Guild, Medical Director.
s-poaprxArs COMMANDERS
Apdcrron Brixader General Thomas oi Georgia N'e-
p,spdsd hrgad Longstreete cVrle Ntunded ~ =
dor Rilryad, August 20, 1904
sanders, ~ Lieutenant General u H. Of softn 'aro. "
West Pcut, lS41 Captain Second DRAG Ions, is"is
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGK
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RESOLUTIONS OF TnE MASSACHUSETTS LEGILA-
TuKE-TnANKs TO GENERAL GRANT AND THE
ARMY AND NAVY.
In the Massachusetts, Senate -day the following re-
solutions reported by Mr.. Wentworth of N dd esex,
House tomorrow The rcsoiui onr are as foIIows- 'N
Resolved That the thanks OF Masac usets be
a xls s s4. 10 as Is
the XIII z s sd rsen
,ons Of the Army Of the ro.onas resulting in capture Of
surrender q tie Hy ss of Ncsssra
Resolved That the thanks of Massaehuse. presented
q @ ss As%y o ns ssa @ %
asrated AL All It's efforts from the commencement Of the
s sor Sa. snS aoas and 70 for
blow which has given 70 Of the rebellion 70
Resolved That e thanks of Massachusetts be
to me army and navy wheie.r empoyed who have with
evil freedom and republican INSTITUTIONS through.
remaining Een ~soss S lie no
with triumph and success will be BY
aq N h'%.a
with upon prudsnss Of tie ssss
r M to such measures as M unite
vans for the eco equality Of The state. and universal esdo
70 uit copy these resou,ions y q
@ wa that Soy se same ss sn
S BE- m De as es er GnsS as s
BOSTON, April TO- 1865.
To day HIS b"en entirely given up " cling In tho
Legislature Speaker Bullock aud others made eloquent
appropriate remarks after which both houses ad-
journed The supreme Court also adjourned A great
meeting of merchants was held IN Franklin street, and
another similar meeting took place IN Win hiop place
Among the speakers Hon. George boatwell,
Samuel H. Valley, Richard II. Dana, William Gray
aud George s. Hiiard. Sc northeast rainstorm,
which commenced hat interered with tho
general ct pro ran,me. the military ard civic
process w1s very imposing The 1r men, espec ally,
with th r ennes whose steam whistle swere scream ng
in chorus, coeed novel sensation. meeting in tho
ND rhnre Vcasn aSGadh hy nf nnA
eloquent clergymen while salute Tired from the
beliry Of that ancient meeting house.
The iumnatiuns both In Boston and Roxbury tonight
general and present brilliant spectacles IL ID rain
!lx heavily,
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MEETING OF THE JOINT COMMITTEES ON
THE CELEBRATION

The joint committee Of the Common Council appointed
70 make arrangements for the celebration Of tho recent
great victories OF our triumphant armies met yesterday
afternoon In the chamber Of tho Board OF Aldermen
Councilman Green presiding, wm Hi,chman. secretary.
and J. y. Smith, sergeant-at-arms.
delegation from the Chamber OF Comm rec and the
czcns attended and stated their views rpou the subject
supervsor Davis recommended general Illumination as
" alpropfine celeuration Alderman Lent np, ed that
general III imnation take place. Alderman r.riev
moFea as an amendment that committee OF Two from
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SUPREME COURT.
n~rs r-xa- n~1.A

The case of the Flint Steel Mining Company against
barry tried yesterday and aftcr the testimony
closed Judge Pcckham, addressing the jury, said
CEvrIExES-I will not charge you to-day this nsws
which we have received IL Of 70 highly gratifying
character and important in its nature giving such
unalloycd Joy, thatf do feel have entire control OF
my own mind. II ie enough 10 sny that have na-
on again--a country ain-that people
again. (Checrs) DO net intend 10 make speech. I
mnge In politics while the bench but this
OCCASION this news is overwhelming that agnin
one people .na' n.va aim almost hr overco"ns 70 me
ordeal, that we have come out unhurt ~
country with all our pristine vIgor and than our
pristine power think that the monarchics Of the Old
World at least some Of them, disappointed at this
s and may take notice that our republican institutions
live and live In all their vigor and power feel inclined
10 say that win adjourn che court without charging the
jury for, said, do not feel that have full posses
sion and guide Of myself In any other line than by re-
joicug In mind and heart over this great suit
Tremcndous cheers and applause. Tho court then
adjourned.
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NEW JERSEY.

Tho citizens Of Jersey Guy, boat upon showing that
they belong to the United States-an honor that ID
sometimes denied hem-werc up b,tiines Az carly
four o'clo in the ny OF tao chur IA bells
were set rim ing Their chimes sounded, II IN 1T be
fesscd much like funeral dirge thing ell but
the intent good at any Al tn Inseason
able hour party OF ultra loyal citizens paraded the
with dinner bells, and wherever bare flagstaff
appeared they raised slch unearhy catter that the
residents In re- sell defence, glad " hoist their
fla g. Al night several public aud private buildings
were Illuminated.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PHiLADELPB


PHI iiApsIPaIA, April 10-12M
The rcjoicngs the of General Lee and
his army kept up all last night, and still IN IL.
blast
The nremcn with their engines and bands Of music
parading the Streets and making the air ring with their
cheers
Great ultitudcs throng the streets, and all glad
that tho /" war Is over"
Flags flying from private dwellings and tho public
buildings. All Is gratitude aud Joy.
Two hundred guns being nred in honor Of 0Sneral
Grant
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OUR VICTORIES.
How They were Received in
the City Yesterday.
Meetings at the Custom House, Chamber
.drCammerce and Produce Exchange.
Four hundred Guns Fired in
tthe Park. z
->~-~~>--
GIuNCENthU7E At UNION SQUARE TO-DAY.
e~~>-,
T'ne Te Dcun to be Sung at Old
Trinity. -
0:l0ICINiS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
s~>~c~~~~~~>~~~>>>>~.>~.
speeches Of the President, General
EalleCk, General Butler and
Governor Dennison.
-~~~~~>>~>~~~>~>~~>~~>>~s
Tae Reconstruction Policy Of the
Radicals.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Consratulatory Resolutions In tho Ksw
York Legislature.
~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>>S~s
LAMENTATIONS, BONFIREs, RELL RINGING,
&c., xc., &e.

Tho excitement and enthusiasm occasioned yesterdav
this city by the glorious news Of General Lees SIR
ssder wer' for the most part confined within DOORS The
weather. was as disagrceable could well b., the rain
psaring down in incessant and heavy shower from
morning until night making II impactcabls TO indulge
y any open air demonstrations Had the day been nne
ene like Sunday, tho victories would have been cele
esstsd undoubtedly with extraordinary enthusiasm
snss even that which occurred the reception Of the
Ssws Of the fall of Richmond.
70 me grsDt bulk Of our citizens the news fresh
tsrday morning for although extras had been issued
~ on Sunday night only small portion Of the CON-
eunity were 10 fortunate AZ to obtain copes
arn the nature Of the intelligence New York for the
most part was asleep when the nswsboys commenced
her ayorte solos and choruses and therefore, but little
Excitement was created except down town, where the
esTtpapeF of1ceg are clustered together
Bat around the breakfast table there was decided
esnsAtioh yesterday morning over the At store
lreping the conversation among employers and en-
Wa cQnQnld 70 lhs Qrrcnder qf tbe rebel chief
ean and In fact business throughout the day wa4 6dt
aide 10 enable every TO talk and spec late and re-
locs over the splendid triumph OF the Union armies.
There was ths usual display Of nags and other sym-
eolical expressions Of loyalty. ssutes were fred in
hundr guns Ared In honor Of the event. and the
Anbbub Of the bulls and bears was drowned In the
Blossoms Of the xuppowdcr and wadding
The employees Of Brewster Co g carriage manufac-
tory, Of broome street. fred salute during the after
aoOn ElT,
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nred Union square tomorrow, Apr H. at 70 ccle
bra the national Victories at Petersburg and Richmond and
ne surrender OF the army Of the socaed Confederate
nel Tser comIanding Fourth regiment National Guard,
order and w make requsons the Commissary Gene
raj for the necessary ammunition
Brgadier General Yates will promulgate the above
~ oeer OF Major General CHAS. w. SANDFORD.
SPECIAL
Tne Aoove orders are hereby promulgated BY order Of
brigadier General CHAS YATES.
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THE ILLuMINATIoNs.

The wet weather doubtless prevented any extensive
demonstrations In the way Of illuminaons The Union
League Club brilliantly lighted up and several pr
vat ho SOS In the upper part Of the city displayed their
loyalty In similar manner.
few buildings wore illuminated last evening In the
lower part OF the city, but they were exceptional The
dull, wet weather was undoubtedly, the reason why
illumination was not general
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TIE HOTELS.

The inmates Of the principal hotels throughout the city
yesterday showed their JOY BY drinking the heshs Of
Grant, Sherman Sheridan, and General Lee himself
ip champagne and sparkling burgundy. TO jaasc from
tho number Of empty bottles displayed, there must have
been considerable honor done and sufficient health
wished to our Union generals 70 cause thcm 70 rival old
Parr and defy the rbadry Of Hamlets grave diggs
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each organization be appointed to take charge of the
rangements for the celebration The amendment was
adopted.
The Chairman then announced the com mittee 70 con-
1lst OF Hamilton Fish and Stewart from the Citizens
hessrs Cowden and Stevens from the Chamber Of Com
merce; hessrs Farley and Norton from the Board Of
Aldermen; Aessrs Sacom and Brady from the Board OF
socncilmen, and hessrs Davis and Roche from the
Board OF Supervisors.
Councilman Lent moved that the 10th inst be the day
for the celebration. Carried
The committee then adjourned.
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THE SEVENTH REGIMENT AND OUR vICTo
PJEc

The ioHowIng 0rdeF has been Issued By Colonel EN-
mons Clark Of the Seventh regiment ~
GENERAL oRDER-xo g.
HxADouAErERs, bEvKxIH RKGikENr, N. @. g. NY.,(
,.,-..- Nkw YORK, April TO- 1865 !
10 oeieorac ihe anniversary Of the departure of this rg
fend the national cptal then in danger and in
honor Of the recent brilliant Of the Union armies
rcsultns In the suppression Of the great rebellion is or
oered That the regments armoy be Illuminated the
Ing OF the 18th OF April and that salute hundred
guns be fred at eight O'clock NJ The Armory, Finance
and Music Committees OF the Board Officers win act As
COMMITTEES OF Arrangements for this celebration Captain
Rogers and his command the salute BY
order Of Colonel EMMONS CLARK'
j II. LrsxxAu Adiutant 'AS' ~~--o' ~>
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occasion. The speakers are Rev. Dr. Hancock and
various members Of the Board
MAINE.
H0ATI Ann

. . PORTLAND, Me-, April 10, 1868
On the receipt Of the surrender II General Lee and his
army at twelve O'Clock last nj ht Joy OF tho people
became int nsc being looked upon the termination
OF our terrible CIVIL war
Mayor kcLcllan ordered all the city bells 10 be runR
winch at once called out the citizens from their beds
me news spread from lip to lip from street,
anu great was hs rejoicing the glorious news
nonures were kndled In all parts or the city buildings
,hiunna'ed fireworks let on, and grand procession,
neadca o number Of bands of music proceeded 10 the
,ity hai where congrai atory speeches were made.
prayers offered up TO Almighty Cod for the approach ok
pea O. hymns sing, and the demonstration not cease
until daylight this morning.
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OHIO.
crNcIsMTI.

CfvciSNAr April 10, 1905.
A despatch to General Hooker, amounting the sur
render VI General Lees army, received about Ten
O'Clock last nj, ht
Tue news spread like wildnre throughout the city, and
immense crowds nlied the streets.
Bonhres III at every corner rockets hed the air
and cannon weie lred from all the publ places.
The demonstration continued all night
Go eTbor Brougl has appointed sih instant for
day of general Thanksgiving and preparations arc max
Ing for good celebration here.
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CONNECTICUT.

HAKTFOKD.
HAapoap, April TO- 1858.
The citizens commenced rejoicing ana celebrating as
ten O'Clock last night, anu are still ~ IT.
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MEETING IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
GALL FOR A II DeuN AT TRINITY cHURcH-LE

TER TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
The committee who have takcn In hand the celebration
q victories the Goth Inst met yesterday tele
gram Of congratslaton sent Governor Tenton and
me following call signed for 7s Dsum be sung at
Trinity church to-day at one O'Clock, with the adjunct
q the Trinity chimes
In yisw o. the great events q Apr 1855 which God has
ptutona liberty s bankers. merchants, judges Of the
oputA hwyers business and citizens generally In
ved 20 meet In Trinity church. Tuesday April H. at
ociock r. ~, 70 join In The anthem ~ DvHn Lasamss
The entire choir Of tho church win assist on the oc
oAsion
Il was further resolved TO call meeting OF the General
Committee for Thurday next The committee also re
solved 70 send the following letter 10 President Lin
colin: -
NEw YoRK. April TO- 1865
70 ABRAHAn LrEcoIx, President the United States:
bawc have the honor with an sddrees
Ggaed BY influential citizens of New askipa thai
Day bc Get apart FOR national sxvna 70 AlIehtv
d. In rcccgn ton o. his gracious soodness as peo
e In protecting us through the pes Of civil war And NV
hg us the promise o. happy future
Copies OF me address, with additional sgnaturcs viii he
we offer congratulations 10 the President nm An. ,
Sous events detailed In the dispatches Leuenant Cen
with sentiments Of the highest regard your obed,eu, .er
wants, SIMEON bKAIER Cbair,nsn 81
tHcre follow other sIgnaurcsl
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MARYLAND.
.I.TlMoRE

BAL MORE, April 10, 1885,
salute Of two hundred guns was hred here 70 day In
honor Of the great victory
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MISSOURI.

gr. LOUIS.
81. Lours, NO., April 10 1855.
Business was partially nded and general mani
tested 10 day oyer the surrender OF General Lee.
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INDIANA.

ISpiIxArorr, April 10, 1895.
A salute OF two hundred guns fred to-day Little
business done and the citizens are generally ces-
bratang tho day.
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THE POST oFFICE DEcoRATIoNs.

Tho employees Of the Post ONCE ever busy and always
yasrotic, managed to gain little time from their busy
hours TO express their feelings Of patriotic delight
sxuant news brought to us by the late dispatches from
the heroic and triumphant Grant In general decoration
W the interior Of the building On the receipt OF the
nsws Sunday night Of the surrender Of Lees army 70
the prUwcss Of the Union forces meeting Of the night
clerks Immediately improvised, and resolutions
sdopcd expressive Of the feelings which pulsate in all
hearts, and which were well expressed In the resol
Of the clerks the uttenccs Of their own patriotism
and loyalty suspicious Yesterday the
interior of the building gay with dags the Stars and
firtycs floating from every niche window and gas
nxture that could be rendered available Tor such a
purpose. All around the old, dusky and embrowned
walls notices, and battles and generals
thc heroes OF many fights by land aud sea-Grant and
1airugut, Sherman and Porter. Thomas and Dahlgren,
ged wick and Foote, Gilmore and Cushing, Fitzpatrick
and Winslow McPhers0n and Howard None OF the
PATRIOTS OF the war wers forgotten, but all had a
nemcnto there. The ntral figure Of all was that OF
Pres dent Lincoln beautiful sken banner was draped
around him. The decorations not completed when
reporter visited the building but from the effect Of
what bad already been DONE and the exuberant patriot
Ism pervadng all IN that busy hive and which was
expressing tse In additional ornameniation in different
parts Of the building there In little doubt that the old
ssructurs won't know Itself when all is completed.
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BLUNT'S BIG GUNS.

Chairman Blunt has the honor Of having been the st
b the field He had his big ordnance all ready early in
he morning mounted the roof Of the recruiting head
quarters in the Park, where under his personal
supsrvis on salute Of four hundred guns were fired
Swo Indred for sFratenity aud the Union and two
hundred for "Grant and tha Army"
Thousands prrsnt who's boistcrous and hilarious
cheers were only equalled by the heavy booming Of
Biunl n brnsa war doQa f.
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A SALUTE TO-DAY AT UNION SQUARE.

Ing salute to day In honor Of the victorics.--
srECfAL oRDErs-So 10.
HEADouAnIEEs, FIasr DIVISION N. q. sNyl
NKw ioRs. April IL, lAs5.
In compliance with orders from general hgadaue rern
Albany, Of this date, saute of one hundred guns wi be
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..


PASSAGE OF APPROPRIATE REsOLUrioSs- CON-.
ING CELEBnATr0N, ETC.
special meeting OF tho Chamber Of Commerce was
hed at ons o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr. Jonathan
e1ures, In the absence Of the president occupied the
chair. The following communication was sent in from
the Common Councl:-
OrroE CrEpK or Cowwov COUNCIL
Nsw YoRK, April o. 1sJ5.
A. A. low, Esq. President Of Chtnber tomfcrcc:--
DEAR SiR- nc committee appointed by the Coun-
oil Of Ls cty, 10 mako aenen,s celebrate the vco-
rea resulting ~ io capture oi the etcl capit
request TIC co oer ton OF hs body ~
gu sehaft"ng inents with view grand and patriotic
lnaee in honor o the glorious successrs achieved bv the
boble arpy % the Uuou uuer fud nce OF a liant
kcsncr Tue undersgned I'll be pleased witt your
body, BY eouei,ia~ olharwiss bs deemed uo.t
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Advantaseoua The COMMITTEES WIN meet in the Chamber Of
the Board OF Aldermen Tomorrow 9th Inst, a three p. n
A''AAA-' 's's fssps0u uAy" yo1Ish IN AHAx LENT.

remain, very respectfully, yours,
-" ARR AHAN LENT
Chairman Committee OF Conference.
- 49,, o-r~-..- ~-. ~ ..,,..-.. ....~.,,.
SAAAyv OrDfks uen onoreu Inc ioiiownS Pies"aoas
sno 1esoiuuons, winch were unanimously eoopseo:-
Whereas the Chamber Of Commsros OF the State Of New
sether on the 18th day Of April 1881 the being
S .. sne outoreek OF the reoenoh ana soaemny
n t1s ~ me rsing hs tnsaant hc"ns1s
Of Southern ports al the cost OF large and prosperous
when the credit power Of the nation has In dan
70 the government ~ .osursncss q a support;
taken occason 70 give public expression
feelings OF the York; and whereas the
victories OF the land resulting
tnthe capture Of the ciies OF savannah Charleston VIII
Of Moble together with the repossesaion Of the national
forresses OF Sumter and Fisher eliminating In the
der OF the main Of the rebellion and IL commander
General brought within the end Of this
wicked rebellion AGAR the national authory therefore,
Resolved That with reverence and thankfulness to Al
pose unite with their fellow ctsens in celebrating the
triumph OF our arms both and land, which have
stored the national unity vindcated the right OF
the general government and shown TO doubling world that
nave country worthy OF preservation and which We
ape ,x and willing 70 preserve
the United States his Official advisers the ocers sol
aiers and sailors OF our and from General Grant
70 the smallest drummer boy.
nesoTed Inat while rejocng We must not forget the
mourn Tor the loss OF relatives and friends who
nave fallen dead or wounded In this great struggle for free
dom and law and tender 70 them or sympathies and
that they may remember M fs
The ssns aom ot,.s na10ws of shs ,d desd as[ rea0
And besutifu III In death are they s5-f
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TtFTALN, ", u NVtTT TFUJ.
There II great rejocing here ovpr the surfen4er OF
General l. ~. abe bells are ringing Ere compsics m.
fainp meetings hcii Ia a. band ~ mufic
bOaru VI Az hvi4inx h. d honor TO tie
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The glad udings' OF the surrender OF General Lee
has made the people Of this city aud the surrounding
country perfectly frantic with delight Joy hls every
Lea ~ith gratitude W od that the shedding OF frasrns
blood Is about " cease. One hundred guns were fred
this afternoon, and grand procession and illumination
are IN PREPARATION for his evening The bells have beon
ringing and cannon firing since two O'Clock this
Ing The excise.scnt rs lntcnse aud universal
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday at two p. II,
the President, Alderman Jones, in the chair.
BY motion Of Alderman FARIzY the reading Of prsvi-
ous minutes was dispensed with.
Alderman FARLxY then presented the following pream-
bic and resolution, (which were unanimously adopted
and sent to the Board OF Councimen for their