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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

The funeral services of the late BreTes
Brigadior enera Frederick winthrop, who was siiied
at the battle of the Five FORKS April took place -
Trinity Church yesterday afternoon A!ioe'oek.
The line of procession which was TO act " csco's
was formed on EoureeptAst, rigat nesting en ososs
way.
The procession was formed as follows; ~,
lath Regiment Inf u = A.; Detachment: Of tns ~
and I'm Regiments Inf. Y. = Al 22d kr:'msn ,,.. lYtk
Sta Mta; .lst Regimen. New fork state M ~ -
Regiment New.l STATE Militia Hsars' VIII IVA 1s ar. -
sn each side; carriages. with Amy ana Ns'' - Fl
duty in and around New.fogS. o.
The following officers acted as Pan beafcr'. a.
Msor.6cn sNes1-y. MjorGer. Ssp wee. . ga "a Isne.
Hum Br = Con. Mossls, Col Cls Col U Seihe '''
Capt. Ellis. .~t,s
Brevet Colonel Walton acted a. Ch,ef sv,ss.
oc sion. Almost every oniccr engaged ~ y. AZ %
nent service in and around Nsw.I ors sll! D''~ =
Army and NAVY was prescns on this ocensicu, ...9
When the proce ,sion arriy I'll NJ the rh1Tcn S,svr
cerc monies we're gono thrJsSh with Dr .as ,shio
nrescpt The choir of fricty Church cn1sSo" ~,
he remains were being cayrJed mp r. aisle ,..6
The burial service ot the dead ara PRAYERS 80 Ear.
BY tho Row Drs. Nintca, Dix and OS~oy;p ~ In.
Vices a. the grave being risSnsd b, sSo A''''
Seebury. .,,,s. ~
The usual frirg oyeg the grAys: OF three psd
executed BY Companies ffmd B OF me ~, ~, ~
Ny s. NJ, undo: conman'l of Capt, UnaeIh.], tAa
The body placed IA one Of ito Naa's "' y.
Churcl,ysrd adjoining Trinity Church. ,..s.s
There was quite large eoucCcrse OF penp.e -
"a witness tho cereaoneH. the majority OF "A''A
reared 10 bs officers On soldiers.
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A correspondent who writes to lecture us
severely for what we say in favor of Paciiica'
ton without Vengeance adds:
"Thc terms upon which Lee was permitted 70 sur
render tho fragments of the Rebel army under hs com
mand are regarded with DISCUS, and unqnsIihed lndig
nation by large numbers Of the most sensible. loyal and
influential citizens in this region"
We beg our friend to reconsider and retract
the above. We can stand any amount Of this;
but Con-. Grant isn't used to it, and it would
annoy him more than Rebel battery or bayo'
net-charge. Double our dose of censure, but
let Gen. Grant alone.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Asanavy officer Of Secession sympatbies was
promenading one Of the in Washington on san
day last be me, squad of Rebel prisoners conveyed
By negro guard whereat he raved violently protest
tpgsgaiast the indigniiy offered his friends news'
paper correspondent Standing By upbrsided him ior lbs
doya conduct and subsequently reported the facts to
&he Navy Department which sunmorily dismissed from
che service the unworthy Of the national blue
The Government is making On effort to re-
duce its expenses at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and has
ordered 50 cents per day be deducted from the wages
NJ the maority Of the mechanics The latter learn
Ing tho order Struck" and some 1000 are now idle
The Democrats at the Albany charter election
on "Wednesday elected their city ticket by an average
majority Of l.34O Tho Unonista elect six Of the ten
AIdermens gain of three; the Democrats seven oil the
ten Supervsors-same as last year.
The late John G.. Riyes had invested one
hundred thousand dollars iu English consols The Or
nSans Court in Washington orders them sold In Lon
don the proceeds 10 be invested In United states bono
At the charter election held in jersey City
on the 18th, Mayor Oreses Cleveland dem was re-
elected by about 500 majority. Tie largest portion
Of the city aud ward Democratic tcketws also elected
Mayor Gunther has issued another Proclama-
ton appointing the goth dsy OF th'nkssivng, In
accordance with the subcrpaorlal recommendations.
asserting that the time for rejoicing has come. Il
Tho sale Of the State bonds received on
ssnount Of reimbursng the county Of money paid for
volunteers has realized $4,000. 80.
Mrs. Gen. Lee is reported quite i'll in Rich.
mond Her husband is his way to bis late residence
from Burkesville. j. '..'-.'' ''''
The Health bill was debated in the Assembly
vesterdsy. and ordered TO Q .hird reading.
The subscriptions to the County Bonds for
&vo DAYS have amounted to $4,000.
The funeral Of Gen. Winthrop yesterday was
he occasion Of an ing military display.
Gold was quite steady yesterday. The opening
rat. Gas NC he hghe,, price Of the day. 49, and the low
est le closing iG Government stocks are NM but 10
not maintain tho extreme prices Of the morning Railway
Shares sre quite irregular Railway earnings conn4e sso
and are sufficient to attract buyers for Investment AZ
ssoona Board price, were Lac day the market
ss steady and prices tended upward Money very easy
and loading houses havs been paying % loans per cent
- thsrs 10 IN excessive supply In Fresh there NIUE
moro doing to-day but gre without change ihspa'
mesa Of the Sob Treasury Receips 2ss s2p W-of
Customs sis5oos, Payments S+.2sss ss-on accS'nf o.
Loon. t7s3ooo; Balance. *a2,in.Tos "a.
Lat EsssiasThs Stock market active and Irregular
eoasssdy but sales aes cs at close Of report l|st
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place, not only in the States REM te
from the center of the Government, but even la
the States Of Mexico and Puebia, where Gov
ernors acting in the name ofthe Republican Gov
eminent continue to maintain themselves.
These are only fow among many facts winch
clearly indicate that the people of Mexico are
far from being reconciled to the new ruie'
All reports from the resident citizens OF the
limited States and of native Mexicans agree
that the French manifest an oyerbearing tenn
per toward the Mcxicans and spirit of hostility
70 the United States, which are becoming intoer-
able to both, and sure to bring on, in the course
of time, q just retrbution.
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tn, Erening Post says:

"There is IN Richmond. Just now, one james ID.
Campbell whom we recommend TO the attention OF NJ r.
Speed This Campbell formerly occupied the exalted
position OF Judge Of the Supreme Court OF the Untea
States"
- Can this james d. Campbell be relative
Of Mr.. John n. Campbell of Alabama, whom
President Polk elevated to the bench OF the
Court in question: The name Campbell Is
common enough, yet we do not happen to re-
collect any other Campbell Us holding such
judgeShip in these latter days.
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PEACR-PUNIsHMENT.

That il O very trite observation which imports
that "he who says all men are villains conyicts
at least one:' so there must be men base enough
to think more Of their own standing, popularity
and prosperity, than Of the public good or there
could DO none to threaten personal peril or
damage as a dssuasige from the course dictated
by the gravest considerations Of National we'll.
being.
We do firmly believe that Gen. Grant was as
wise as he was generous in granting such lib
eral terms to the remnant Of Gen. Lees army,
on condition Of its laying down its arms. We
do not doubt that he did so with aud by the ad.
vice of President Lincoln, who, we are confident,
will proceed in the line Of magnanimous policy
thus indicated if he is not overrulcd BY bad Nd
visers and deferred by what ne mistakes for
public opinion. For, If We allow Lee, Wise,
Gordon, Pickett Elzey, Ruggles, Ould,
&C., &C., &c, upon their surrender, u
20 in safety to their homes, with apledge that
thew shall there remain undisturbed" so long
as they shall continue to deport themselves 10y
ally and quietly, how can you fail to treat with
equal lenity those who may hereafter surrender
| If these ought not TO be tried and punished
who should bel Nay: with what show Of fair
ness can you put others on trial for their lives
vet allow these to 20 free : .-' s-fsi. 'I-.-s
An ANONYMOUS correspondent omiaogsly bid
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WAR NE VS..

lHero Is DuI one Amy icihai"iuc =" Wv -
bellon large enough TO be formidable In the
field or which b. any accident could BIO Kept
together for many weeks. Joe Johnston is sup
posed to have forty thousand men somewhere
between Goldsborough and Raleigh. IL be
would choose TO meet Gen. Sherman IN
a fair fight, lie would find himself IN
the condition Of the bull that charged
locomotive. If he retreats, which is about
the only thing Johnston ever did, lie must
abandon Raleigh. In either case he has proba-
bly found before this his sole railway line OF
communication cut off by the Eruption OF Stone
man from western North Carolina upon the
Danville Road somewhere between that place
and Greensborough. Stoneman fortnight
since was within a hundred miles OF
the road, and may be presumed to have reached
1t before this time. In which case where Is
Johnston to 60, or what business has he 10 DO
anywherer He andhis army are an absurdity.
Nor do we believe he can long have an army.
The surrender Of Leo will 10 the signal
for the virtual distandment Of the Rebel
forces throughout the South. The story
Of that surrender cannot be kept untold,
and the hungry, respondent, homesick soldiers
who gather loosely about Johuston's standard,
will need no other incentive to scatter them
over half q dozen States. So that whatever
Johnston might choose 20 do, it ia not likely
he viii have any choice, or that the North Caro-
lima campaign can be many days protractel.
Now, as when he started from Atlanta and from
Savannah, the very deliberation of Shernlan's
movements at the outset, will insure the most
dazzling ropdity in the end.
The expedition from Norfolk toward Weldon,
of which brief account is given this morning,
may or may not have had q purpose in connec-
ton with Shermans advance. 1t was discoy-
cred that Weldon was strongly fortified and
garrisoned. That, with considerable amount
Of booty in the shape of cotton and tobacco, If
about what the expedition achieved
The capture Of LyAchburg shows what other
places may be expected to do. This important
town, center Of three railroads and vast maya
zine of stores, surrendered to a handful OF Skin
mishers commanded By a lieutenant 1t is the
town which was TO be the base Of Lees promised
guerrilla warfare for twenty years.
Selma and Montgomery, the capture Of which
Is reported and believed By Gen. Thomas, are
known to have been objective points of Cen
Wilson's cavalry expedition which left Eastport
TO sweep through Alabama, and perhaps bring
up at Mobile. Montgomery, fist, as
Richmond, was the last, capital of the
Confederacy, is 33l miles from Mobile by
the Alabama River, which is nayigable for
arge steamers the whole distance the year
through, 50 that the place has military as well
as political importance. 1t used to ship 5000
,ales Of cotton annually. Selma Is 20 miles
,elow Montgomery, and has been the seat OF
numerous mills and factories since the war
,egan. Were there a Confederacy left, il would
20 seriously embarrassed By the loss Of these
vo placea
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OF the SCI 900 necessary TO pay OIL the
mortgage on the Mercantile Library Building,
$4,000 has already been raised, the
Acknowledgements for which are made in our
advertising columns. There is no literary IN
stitution in this city so useful to the young men
in whose hands its future interests and charac-
ter will rest, and there should be no difficulty
in raising the balance of the sum necessary to
render tho Library free from all incumbrance.
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sESATE....AIBAsr. April l2. Isos
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD nK.p,sa :

obSA iE..-. ALBANY. April l2 l66I
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING. IS u
Amending the charter of Yonkers. -
Incorporating the Now York and BROOKLYN D,J,.
fectiDg Company
Incorporating the New.York and BSysidc Perry Com.
pany. -
Relative to the proceedings Of the Board Of Cemnl
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the City Of Utica 10 borrow moray.
he.approPriating certain moneys fr canal az srds
snd oT building weigh locks at Oswego for REBUILDING
the dams on tie 0.wego River
Authorizing the consolidation Of Railroads in BrosS
Ign. : ','~''>
The Rochester Armory bill
Fort Edward.
INCORPORATING the New.York and Brooklyn pstro-
leum Floating Storage Company.
Relative to savings Banks in New.York. Recon-
mended. -""~
The consideration ofthe Central Railroad. two and
q half cents per mile way fare bill" was resumed az
o'clock.
Mr. Folgers amendment 10 remove the restriction ~
TO the fare now imposed upon the Hudson River Rail-
road Company was lost, lito IA.
Mr. MUNGER spoke at length In support OF the BIN
He quoted figures showing that the earnings OF tAs
road have not averaged as much during the Our years
Of tho war during the prcv.Js four years and TAFT
because Of this fact its appointments rolling stock and
rails have deprecated. lie argued that long az iLs
fare Is restricted to two cents per mile, lis largely IN.
creased expenses most OF them must be made IN nv
its freight traffic That this is the case and ths
producer, the shipper and the consumer have 20
make up all that is iost upon the traveller He derjed
that the Centrai Railroad corporation had inter sered IN
the politics OF the State or Of the country aud deprr
Gated the introduction Of politics into The Discussion Of
this bill Ii is question involving great interests gnd
should be treated as such. and lot as party matter.
lie denied the correctness Of the assertion Il it, ps,
sage would do harm to the Republican party.
After concluding his remarks, Mr.. HASTINGS moved
10 report progress Carried 10 TO u.s. Mr.. Munger nok
voting.
Sir. CHRISTIE moved to rake the bill the special
order ior II clock TOMORROW morning. Carried.
session OF the Senate, that espondent OF Ne.
York paper Mr. Everett. had been detected IN Of
the upper committee rooms. listening at an epertlrs
that led into the Senate Chamber 10 the proceedings
the Senate In Executive session.
On notion Messrs. Shsfer, Hobbs and Andrews we're
appointed committee to Investigate the matter.
Recess 4
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other words, it is bill to encourage saving py
making each years savings diminish the cost OF
living next year. The object is goods the
effect must be wholesome; we can detect no
personal, that is no sinister, purpose; and we
hone the bill will become law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

A bill creating an association for land-owning
and house. building purposes has been submitted
TO our Senate. Its object, briefly, is to enable
tenants and persons Of moderate means 70 In
vost their savings as they accruein the premises
ihsy iuhsbit and will thus ultimately OWL "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

BIRTHDAY oF C.LAY.-The Henry Clay A''S
cIatIoa met last eynius a. the Maison Do'ree'o gu
memora.o thu esth anniversary OF that 'mm0r.
statesman BY taer annual dinner The nunecr OF W.
sons ~as qted and confined ;eSSs s srS
pe' sSo.a we're A. D. W. Bredwip Dr. Benlani2
orasesi Dr. james s Towesend. JOIN H. 0.e.a =. ~
atb.rs Amer partaking Of q sv-p,goss ropS' W
association adjourned
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We understand that the U. 8. Distrct.At'
torneyship for this (southern) District has been
rendered to Hon. DANIEL S. Dickinson. We
have rot heard Of It's acceptance. Our State
has few men, if any, more capable or worthy.
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recompense and winning esteem aud popularity
thereby. Webelieve but do not know, that the
same was the case with some Of his associates.
And we know that the management of these
Commissioners silenced complaint, prevented
waste or peculation, and commanded approval
beyond precedent. Whoever knows anything
of our Municipal affairs knows that the Depart
ment of Charities and Correction has been
marked exception to the general prevalence OF
prodigality, plumber and inef1icicncy. While
calls for change in other departments have been
frequent, loud and earnest, we never heard or
saw wish expressed for change in that oil
Charities and Correction.
Yet in January last, during Mr.. Drapers
absence on public business at Savannah IL was
announced without premonition that Controller
Brennan had appointed his brother Owen w.
and Gen. James Bowen to supersede Messrs.
Grinnell and Draper. Mr.. Grinnell was here,
in the yigilant discharge Of his duties;
vet ID was not breathed to him that
he was to be supplanted; there was
full quorum of Commissioners on duty ana
no pretense could be set up that Mr.. Diapers
absence compelled new appointment. And,
surely, no one will pretend that public conf
dcnce was to be propitiated or the public interest
subserved by the substitution Of MeSsrs Bowen
and Brennan for Messrs. Grinnell and Draper
The following document appears on the niles
of the Controllers Office as the justification OF
this change; :, ,oc-
As the Laws organizing IA Board OF Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction. IN tho City and C9nniy OF
NewYork, require you to maze appointment o' sn.u
Commissioners on the 7th inst. aud the law con
templates division Of the Board between the two prn
cpa political parties the UNDERSIGNED members ~ tue
Union organization Of tho City OF New-IoIs, respect
tnly recommend james Bowen and Oven w. Brennan
to your consideration. as two OF said Commissioners.
The character and qualifications OF the two gentlemen
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The Ncw.York Fire Com missioners Cu-
conf vuscxl.

ALBANY, Wednesday. April 70 lses.
It is understood that the New York Fire Com.
mis,oncrs were not confirmed today snd there are
rumors that charges be preferred eganvone q
them. Another Executive Session WILL be held on frt
day. a
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MADISON Wis. Wednesday. April 10. issA
Gov. Lewis has appointed THURSDAY as tay
for thanksgiving and rejoicing over or recent Vie
tories. 5. = 90
Tie Legislature adjourned Monday after "
DAYS session. ID fffr N...r..f fIH. ~
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NASHVILLE. "Wednesday. April le. isSa.
Another great rise has taken place in TIE
Cumberland. Tho water Ia now within five fess
as high as Il was IN March. Ii is reported -
be twent, five feet deep the shoals. n heavy RAN
storm commenced last night aud still continues. ,
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PhiIsdefphis 20 be illuminated.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday. April - Ices
! Mayor Henry has, by proclamation, nxeo
Monday next for public illumination "a tie cay u
honor Of Grants victories and the coming peace '
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the evening Of the s,h ships Cyclone srA


Tie Democratic Press of this city ssFs II learns ~
private letter nom Mazatlan that the French consad'
er at that place has received copy OF the deco " ees
sion from Maximilian 10 Napoleon. in which Gwynne
Is named as trustee and that II Includes SoaoIs SUD
loo Durango AMI chihuahua. wyppe hos returned
10 Paris b1tou no business relating TO any change
the Arrangement and is expected In sonora es1Iy -
Jua no with sufficient force TO paciIeate that eouIgy
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tn Cnrrcxucndcn;s.

No motto. can b. taken Anonymous Conirnun,
Wbsteveris intended for insertion must DE W. 40,
bv the name ara address Of lie wdie--not necessary "
publication bat guaranty Tor his eood a.. . a. Tho
An business letters for this oihoe should DC su's''
TRIBrsx" New-loTk. ..,;,rs
We cannot undertake return rejected tounuhEs''i
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HENRY l.. LTAsk
To the Hon. NJ. 4. BKgSNAS, Controller
There are two or three names on this paper
which We are somewhat surprised to find there;
the rest we should have been surprised not 10
find wherever those of Henry Smith, Sheridan
Shook aud James +. Coulter are placed. Nearly
all Of them are Cor recently have been) Office
holders; our L. S. Postmaster Surveyor, Mar
ahal, Naval Officer, four Supervisors, several
(late) Iiarbor Masters, &c, &C., figuring on
the list Altogether. we doubt that another
short three dozen names could he casually gath
cred from our City Directory whose lucky
owners have for the last four years pocke,ed 50
much pubic money for so little public service
as the signcrs OF the above.
The Legislature, we believe, is considering
how tho wrong prompted by these gentlemen
may best be uudone. and how any repetition OF
il may be prevented. We hope to chronicle
issue Of these deliberations.
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A report OF Coy. Stewards death was eircu-
lated through our City yesterday. 1t was oil
course unfounded. Gov. s. is recovering, and
nearly or quite out Of danger.
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ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS.

To incorporate the New-York Pier and Ware.
house Company. a
To incorporate the North American and Italian
Steamship Company.
10 authorize the Second Avenue Railroad Company
10 construct new tracks
TO authorize the New York and Westchester Comfy
Reiroad Company 10 fix and limit its capital stock.
and allow the use OF dummy engines in Westchestss
County.
10 incorporate tie National Turkish Bath Company 4
To improve seventh street in Brooklyn.
To incorporate the New York and Point Isabel Savf
CATION, Land auG Emigration Company.
10 amend the QUARANTINE act. -
To ameod the CHARTER III Troy. =
To Incorporate the Students Aid Society oiNsw York
FREE Academy.
To authorize the Board OF Supervisors Of New York
10 raise money by tax TO provide for the paynen Of
certain extraordinary expenses of the Ciiy vi Gsw.
York II-.Fl
10 construct enlarged locks on the Osvego and Erie
Cana.s -.
To rstify the Constitutional Amendment eborshiaE
SlaIeIY IL !
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Prem California, Sc.

SAN FRANCISCO, Monday. April 10 1858
The steamer Sierra Nevada, from Port!srds
Oregon. Saturday night. brought $4,000 IN gold.
The news OF the surrender OF Lee creates TIE rose
intense joy and excitement IN Cahorr'1 ana Ne'Iea
- A feet of twenty vessels fom South American ana
European ports has ar.lved in tee last twenty'iour
hours 7
Arrived on the evening Of the s.h shps Cycone end
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NOTIOys AyD REsOLUTIOSe.

To suspend the rules 81 as to put forward the Metre
pOliian Health bill. Carried.
Also relative to the Capital Police bill. Carried.
Ipsiructing the Committee 20 incorporate tie CoErsa
University to.morrow morning. Carried.
The Quarantine bill was made tho special order fos
"Wednesday next
The Metropolitan Health bill was considered " Con.
ulttee Of the Whole. Before the bll had bcen rad
through. Mr.. Van BvRES moved to report piosresa-
Carried.
Mr. VAS buren, moved to order the bill to q third
reading. Carred--60 10 ~. .I-g