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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25

Tic First National Bank to-day received sub
t,-i,tions to the National Loan amounting TO
$500 600.
Tie subscriptions and sales Of 7Sos at the MINI
Rational Bank to-day amount 10 sll3,3oO.
The business of the Sub Treasury was; Total
-ec.;nts. sS.323S7s o.; for Customs, 100000;
payments. 1924 422 9s; on account Of Loan
olie 600; Balance, &c., ,lle 70.
Treights are dull; the engagements 10 Liverpool
are 100 tuns Spelter at is, and 100 bales Cotton
On private terms.
A telegram from San Francisco to VIM. 7. Cole
man Co., dated 22d inst, quotes mining stocks,
&c. a. follows: Gould {, Curry, 81 ,e75; Savage,
a?,oa5. Yellow jacket, s. 1885, Potcsi, 1872 Bech-
er 1870.
I've PoRsviUe Miners Journal, of Saturday,
bay,
TIE quantity OF coal sent by railroad this week s.
F~Gl2-by Canal 2OsJlO FOR the week, 67,J29.o2
tans against 60 os4 for the pondng week last
year The trade sums up this week as ioLo"s, com
barred with last ycsr.
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EsCyeuur Service.

A meeting was held On Saturday by the at
ache3 o he Revenue Service, IN the Eotunca ~ the
Custom Hone 10 make some arrangements IN respect
TO joining the procession Tue.day next. The follow
ing resolution expressive Of their feelings sas adopted
Wke,ca, ON Tuesday neat The ctzenIof New York wil
have the I'D privilege OF following toward th"f last feg
ace Oh that mortal Of that Immortal nan whose death
Otis glory aa dIowIg Ia e-s Of the 'ps aud us
I R,,,lsei ihsi we who eye connected VIII d., aepsrt
ment 81 he Government viii join IN ha sld p.ocesson
n.t 10 . PRECEDENT the last cifnst W. l1llon 70 tribute u
and love, aad thtt Will. iluTuy tear. with
IN ,e - ~ SefsS nation we va 'inr. 'od ioI thr IN
nth tmou all time shall corsecaie olr liberties and sone
iiy our history.
Tho Collector u The FOR, hes ordered the Custom
House TO be closed on Tuesday on II ~ m ana mas re-
quesl1d AL persons connected with tie Revenue SERVED
TO join TIE procession.
, He Las announced tie following as their order
IN PROCESSION.
The Collector vs. n The Attaches Of his rerrorsl Dc
pnriment. Secretaries Clerks and Messengers
Assistant Collector, with Correspondence Clerks.
Auditor in esarge OF First Division of Custom Business
With misunderstanding Clerks nnd Messengers Of the
Dlyision.
Cashier. with AssistantC as!ier with Clerks and Mes.
scngers 81 Second DIVISION.
Deputy Collector OF Third Division, e1.olcio store
ceper OF TIE Port with Assistants and Clerks Deputy
StoTckcepers and Messengers
Deputy Collector Of Fourth Division with Clerks and
Messengers.
Ltputy toicctDI VI run pNlhioH' WIN NicIhf
Messengers.
Deputy Collector Of Sixth Division, with Clerks and
Messengers.
Deputy Collector Of Seventh Division, with CleF and
Messengers.
Deputy Collector Of Eighth Division. with Clerks and
Messengers.
Deputy Collector Of Ninth Division with Clerks and
Messengers.
Deputy Collector Of Tenth Division with Clerks and Mes
EcugcTs.
Naval officer with his Deputies Clerks and Messon gers
IN his department.
Surveyor Of the Port with Ills Deputy Surveyors. aids
TO the revenue Debenture Clerks and other attaches ~
his Office Weghers Guagers Inspectors and otner OIL
GERS attached 10 his department
Storekeeper Of the Appraisers stores with Clerks and
employees.
u. ). General Appraisers principal and nssistantA p
praiseTs Exanlnera, clerks. messengers and employees
OF Appraisers Department
Officers OF TIE u. g. Revenue Marine In fall uniform.
Deputy Collector Geo w. Elbree has been requested
TO act Marshal FOR the Custons officials tho
sion.
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NEW-IERsEY ITEMS.

DEATH OP GEN. WILLIAM COoK.-Ceu. Vim.
Cook, Chief Engineer Of tic Camden and A.nboy Rail
road and a leading man IN tie State Of Now-Jer-cy
d ed at his residence IN Hohoken Friday night as
from typhoid fever IN the 18th Of lis age. Gen
Cook w'is "A native Of New jersey, and graduate %
the United States Military Academy - West 20 nj
non graduating b. entered tho Engineer CpTi5 II l
army and served for years beng employed prin
cipiry Oh Government explorations and surveys. IL
so lie lef the army 10 accept the position Of Civil En-
ginser OF the Camden md Amb0y Railroad Company
in which position he remained until the day Of hi
death Tho funeral took place from his late residence
No % HudsOn.st ON Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
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A Gard.


10 Is, Editor q The y. Y. Tnbsnf
SrE: In ycur issue Of the 10Th inst. notice
an Article headed "Jonoss Historic Bust Of President
Lincoln" In which Il L. stated that cit is the only one
for which President Iincoln ever sat" This is mis-
take Besides the bust taken by Mr.. Volk as mentioned
In your paper Of TIC soih one was taken by w. mar
shah swayne about year ago and which Is 'he mo''
recent one FOR witch hc sat The President pronounced
In the best that been taken Of him. 1t Was on cxl
ifior Il tie III adepliA air. and since then o. The
Kotunda Of the Capitol AID "a now IN lis po.ie--'ol
JOS. I'D. TgoAs.G.
UlsliEsi0H, D. C.. April p, lsoJ.
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FouRru NATIONAL BANK OF THR CIrX o

NEW.Yffk
Nos. q? AID 60 PNEs ST.
DEPOSITORY AND FDANaAL AGENT or IHh UNITED
STATS.
Have for sale ready Or delivery
UNITED STATS 2 $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible, ct pa,urity mo $40 GoLD-DEARISo
BOSDA
UNTO STATES 1910 BoNDS
IvnED STATES $50 BoSDS
TSrrFD STATES t-YEAg CsETIFIcATrs
We eso collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend to other business with the Government.
=. C.. CALHOUN. Pre- dent
2. SEAMAN. Cashier.
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It,lrar,i.nrlerl 1


T0NST 'T'TIUN--' NNaTNTTTlN.
We .ay leT.ons having Con npi1n. n whatever -
Of the deaso, d. NisAETs iAg sTE TAR toRDIA
which readily taken ny ~ tie blood aHi carried 10 the
lungs and the healing principle q the Tar act upon tho in
aed Of the lung and stop their decay once, and The
patients e is saved. JuE fINE 1REE TAR CORDIAL las
power dissolve tie thick tat stops mp the
md Taes Of tho lun,s snd crols It rcm the sys;eu.
iuE NE IREH TAR CORsIAL Turs tle 11ol md CD inscs
It 81 "a u1u mattel tt col.nty aTerdiaI sores. u
rrnal aud external Salt lLeum IooLt. te Face, aud
ii skin D4sea-., ore especially cared b. Or 1HAKT
PyE IRgg TAR CORDIAL Cfcc, No 10 north Second 81,
r. pLi-
sold Al HzLxDoIDs Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No.
4 u Nroad KAY. " y.
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LIvERMoRE, CLgws & Co.,
BANKERS.

BANkLK3
No 81 Waist, y. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR TIP SALE OF THE Q.
$40 LOAN.
- Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers, Insurance
Conlsnies. and all parties purchasing for resale.
. All denominations on hand. ready for immediate de
livery
= ALL KINDS or U. 2. sRct RrTIfs BOUGHT AND SOLD.
HENRY CLEWs & CO.
Successors 20
LIyERXoHE CLEws L. Co
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COmMHRCRAL MATTERS.
MONDAY. April oi-P. ".


The regular and public stock boards met at IOs a.
4 AID Immediately adjourned without doing any
business Gold was sold in small quantities atl104
,el5Ol. There were icw transactions II stocks Oh
Che street, but at iOl a. N. business ceased. The
market was very strong, New-York Central "i;
Edo Railway, 7gIssO; Michigan southern, G6'i
Reading Railroad, log; Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
Y5o75,; N. W. Co., 81; the Preferred 62i Fort
Wayne, 97.97i; Cumberland, 5iiS52; Ii'dSon
River, IO7 aIO7i; Rock Island, s6oS6l; Qhcksii-
yer, 64l s6ii. There is a brisk demand fl STOCKS
Of all kinds, and any attempt to buy larp lots puts
.ho market up rapidly. The supply q money ex-
seeds anything in ,herecent history Wall-st, and
:ae accumulation is not yet al an era. Government
stocks are all strong.
Sterling Bills ere held at lOG., but business is
CJe at less.
The following shows the condition of the New
York City banks this week snd last
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From California.

San FRAscIsco. Saturday, April o. 1865.
The monitor ComaDche will return 10 the
barbor from the Mail Island Navy. YaId In a few days
and remain here for the present
Saed-Paciio Mail steamer Golden City. for Fan
anna, with mails and passenger and Ss9JQ00 In treas
ure, of which s6l3, 900 goes 10 England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25

English Royal Velvet and Brussels CARPET
~ greatly frdu-ed prices a. IfRAH AsDgIsOS No a1
boSgcTys fso Three fly aud ltrnnfhfret hIga Niilz
shs Doe, OH Cloths French kIbro dered Tsb and Plano
Covers, sni Fslr Woo. faIor aad Ca lse ,ii al oue
hal the former p.cs, - H!AN ANDEhfos 40 - bo~ey
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA April 2i.-Beel Cattle very dull this
week. prices c. per pound lover 900 head arrived;
sales Of Extra at 2OU2c. ft 10 good, ia l9c. Sheep
I fair den md at hrucr IGies 5000 head arrived
clipped at 9jc. Wool llal2c Hogs unchanged $50
arrived; sales ut sl7Gsl5 per 100 ID net. Cows firm at
SO ~ SIS.
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Custom Housr. NEw.YoEK.
CoLLrcroa's 0frcs, April p, IsC5. :

COLLECTORS OFFICE Aprll p roo
SIR: highly approve Of your suggestion, namely
hat 1t the proper tine tie hcb.ments OF mourning
now displayed through city in token Of respect ''
our late President be gathered in suitable place to be
disposed Of for the benefit Of the widowed mothers
waves sud children Of dead soldiers. Hoping II
will be cordially received. have doubt but Tie OF
forirg viii be large one. Your friend and serv't
s. DFAPER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25

ABRAHAM LINCOLN MENGNToBS AND MR-
MORALS Pins, Bsdsrs Roset--. rortrls Brsu. &C.. &c.
Paros deifng col cious lone es) g. kcsp send sbF0d
r,qucs 20 leave oTdeTs IA time st IovSsESDs No -
BIOaeysy.
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To Mr.. VIZ. CoxE DrsRSnrtRr.
ooycuEnNa IL TIE ABOVE.

COSCUREIsG n TIE ABOVE;
Jas. u. Brown. s. T. Skidmore. John 4. Stewart.
wilson C.. Hunt Morris Franklin. james Kelly
n II Gripucu L. McNartin, Adm Makeman.
YIN IL Macy. Paul spoIord, David Hoadley,
Wr, Barton CYRUS Curtis Nm. 4. Booth,
IT, ;. LathIop. Moses Taylor 'mo' brown
Mr. DusTSBEgRT u will afford rs great pleasure 4
sell AZ pub action all the material mentioned free
al. charge. =. Il. DIfth 70
NeH York, April q. le65.
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Rccespts OF pr0dace.

APRu. 24-2gs7O bhs Flour. 30 bbs. Whisky 100
hbls Corn Mod 1910 push Oats, J,tO bush. Barley.
80 pEg.. Lrd. II pkga. Ashes, 2,l50 phgs. Proyis
ions 26sOgkge. Butter
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New.OrIeans Cotton Market.

new ORLEANS. Tuesday. April ls.
via CAIRO. April q. 1863
Cotton is dull and lower; sales Of MiddIlng
Ho. Sugar-Saes o White Clarified at lic. super
fine Flour, G. rs per barrel.
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Capt. Lows, Two Mates md Five scr me n
Of the Louise Drowned.

NEw.ORLgASs April TO- 1866. I
Vim CAIRo April %.
Capt. Lows, two mates and five seamcnof
the bark Louise, from New York were drowned March
60 by boat capszing on the bar on the mouth u the
lilo Grands River.
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Total Capital. Woo
Loan sad Dscts 2o4 T23 1875 Specie %l9zIzo
T-cylst,on 4TDa2lU Drposts.......... loiz4'5S'
LEGAL TENDER. S5',sJi W .. -. a..
Cesrna for the week ending April lJ.S - oio.s ..
{ esrucs for the week eu4s nj 2... - t0sto ..
pssuce, for the week ending pill 5....... l8se5 ~
Bssnces for the week ending Apri l1... lSy'V"o 20
The bank figures tell the whole story as to the
oasein money. The Gold item shows decrease OF
enI. 4a6 only in the face Of an absorption by the
s1bTreasury of 81, iO9, l52 il four working days
The following comparison shows the totals Of the
Associated Banks weekly statements since March
ii, 1865:
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Mnnhn ftau Compauy, --Statement Of the MANHAT.
TAN COMPANY d the CITY Of New YORK. o. The average daily
following accosnts the weed ending SATURDAY morning.
I'D day Of April, 1870
Of and Diseou sos 9BS n
OF specs. 586,GO2 ~
Circulation 1883 so
w
City County OF John Cashier
the ian Compsny duiy sworn
sstsmsn
knowledge and bsbsf s. HARBERGER Cashier
s-,fa before me s,tA day Of April, lso.
Esvu Css.r, IT,, Notary Pgbuc.
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Leather Manufacturers, Bank.-Sts

LEATHER MANUFACTURERS BANK OF tho Ciy OF New York. a
red By Chapter 40 Lave u the ~eei snns SATURDAY
tho I'D day OF Apfl, 1885 - -
amount Of Loans and Discount
amount u Seooxc ~
Average amount OF Crcu'aion. -. -
amount OF Drposts S'Voo.Vyo
Cty and County OF New Yori t Nchaas Palmer Cashier
Leather Msnurturss bens duly alarmed dose aud
knowedx- and be
bet NICHOLAS p fALMEA Cashier.
Affirmed bsfors thus stiA lay Of Apni, 1855
Fsspsso BrLI, Notary Pubic.
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fMPOit1EIS' AND TRADERS BANK. required by &.
TOR The week end Ina Saturday The 2ld day APP an
Average s'iouui Of Loans ami DIS, counts "a,
% fo6
OF Circulation BJ11D pw
.-...-
Cty .nd County of York |. C. A. smith CASHIER
an Trads Bsnl duly j and that
tbs beet Of edge anj belief
G. A SMITH Cssa.er
before ne III, snh dsyor April. 1875
HIN Got anIf Nn.Ary pnhlic
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Cvof required by Chapter $50 Laws OF 1875 Tor ths
wres ending SATURDAY the I'D lay Of April $50 -
Ayeage u Loans ana Discounts 12OSsS ~
Average am1un, Of Specie ............... Solsss ~
Average oHat q Circulation l,S3S ~
amount 81 Deposits 60
and C0unty OF New York. John Parker, cashier
Nei Bank, hlng duly derose and thrt ths
q tne -sQt 20 the best Of 10y snow svs bc,.
S. h.,,,. -. this s4;L day Of Arrl, $50 ~
s"o'n DEWITT me ELy.a IL Rix, Sstarv p,hs.
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l.rrcnWich .
fsK o H. CIV OF required ~ Chapter 20 Laws
saturday fAc II ca Of Apn lftf
,,.f.r AMOUNT tDt9.2o ~
.,r,,r, al Sl.26s !.
~ trc4llfol
etv aai County OF Sss Yort Whrnn Havoc 'anit
Of IN ofe Of ssv orb benz duJ s"ofn dei
the ey~ sssfneat h- hest "a M kuoscls
en- belief william hAhNS N~-'''
. ssosn beiot. ne hi, sara day Of A.ni. isb. 49,
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irving Bdnk.-Statement II IRVING BANh.
Chapter 80 Laws Of 1853 lor ts ~k ending Saturday the
agl,lay OF April, 1905
Astrsse amount f Lsn. and D'ouu,s
amount OF specs 57,5 q.
Amount 81 'ircuaufs
Average sfno'n oi ptpe 1,C1y,0ov
and County Of New Y0ri, DAnclY II BeTthoh
Bank beng duly depe ini ths aoys
coff>ct DANIEL V. H. BEHIHOLF, Cashier
before this I'D day Of Apr5. Isf5
TaOsAs T. Osus, g., Soary Pubic
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City ynnr .-Staemsn, Of he CITY bANh a. feqgilso
Cp,e tor the ~e- ending Saturday. inc ga cay
n April, ls' s,a,. 49, no
amount of loans AL -
49,
Avesse 81 - 90, "a
Ayets Iepoifs
cts aud County New iOsk 81 H. tft"uSui "a
CITY Bnns heng duly sworn teg.e Hi 'yi tAt tl 1''' ~
hi eut Ia correct 10 he best u my know .se ar hr ,
"'" - ' B CARTWRIGHT. Cashier
sworn b. fore me this Gath 10y Of April 10 MI
"" wv Na1r, PBsLrs. Notary Public.
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PeopIe,s Dank.-s. ''e%eHt OF ,he PEoLLt's BANK

required D. ShAltrr '0sN 'Nt wee
ending saturday the l1d day OF April, W.
Ayerage Of Loans and = iOyS9 %
Average OF Specie Egg.e %
AfefHS' lt.tit
auountOf ,3HC,yB. -
CITY and County II New York l. Gilbert l. Crowen CASHIER
the Peoples Bank being duly sworn dpo,e ard thA
Ia correct to the b Of Anowdye and beel
GILBERT l. CROWKLL, Cashier.
Sworn before the this I'D dag OF April. las
Csc. Isrvox Notary Pnhhe
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Chnti,nm Eanlt.-statemen;oi'he CHATBAMBAN ~
rel b, CHATTER OF ls5. the wee. eaihs satIJ
tie "a sy Of Apni ~ 80 a, 80, ~, :,
,,s.- ,r11urt ~ I,ns end Discounts,
amount o. cirru,iion
Aver. f-
go I'D Coar,y of New Yot o. H. schTemef easier {"
aak tens duly to-e and ~ max inc aee
..s,,st : oorrec 10 knowi.ge .ut - ei
''"'"N = ' q H. sCHREIsER, Cashier.
SWIM before me b. q seth day Of April. if5. ~,
' Cas- Kr.ros CoHmi,s.oDer OF Deeds
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Grocssi. 9n"i'.rG,Y ss FL {..el is Is,

Nnnoger Bank. Statement y The hANOFEk bANh
red by CHAPTER 10 Lave ID 1888 week for the end
Sew 4. -. The 90 ay Of MIL l1'
&c saturn, Of o~s 81 bstotfy :-,':,. s..-Teie
aefAse am IN, o. ............... sc. ISL %
49," - nn 90 80, ...........-........ 2,5SG.72B 81
CIV ana COUNT Of Me- @t a. John BanAer Cashier Of
Hanover Bens New Iofk benz d. S'pssn i - ~ ~
mo. A. SASAkH cshier
s-orl bs6fs me hi. Gath day Of April. l~6 Ma. phi.
~
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nlh1Isa s. !: a k;DiIsInnNpf

y
TaE souTH3eARolsSAs RAiE.RpADenaF1s,
PA Lasisss declared a alyidens sef
LARS PER sH RE on thes solla stock aud sFTgN:
DoLLARs PkksH issue. f.ss
aix nion.ha endin 1861; mud tl,s sop,hss
yesteru ail=Reia Bank;a disidsads ofsoS ppEss
BARPER siiAR 5uSt SAME 5enod lie combine.
dividend of SIXTEEN rab, at sc
Aforesaid Bank On coIun on md NKpks
DAY, the lst s.
The div ieaa eas Raiifoadg nlassssst connected
win the srt ssiis sslns s.nd
place as above stated and at the Brsleh
saate q South Carolina Al canas i ~
Aasitor for South caiolina ram Road eohpssa
= COCHRAN
Cashier Sen sealt Wastesn Ra Road u Bad
February: 3 ss s
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Rates for Advertising:

Hates tor rAqVe1'GlS1lg: =
-aFor one :. sauare-ten lines or less--FIYE
DOLLARS for the first insertion, and FOUR DOL
LARS for each Subsequent. '.,
OBITUARY NoTIcEs exceeding ono square, charged
stadyertsiug rates: -,-r+::'. =, - -.
sI4a6EsntsXdtert rtisenebts and dob Work MgJsT
bEsPAID FonIE ADVAsNCE. -; ~. =; T.
No Reduction made except TO eur regular sdsertss
ng paIrons. .;igsit!lt .,A. .!.
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JANEs DUNLAP. II
F.. ". .BoNNEY, .:1s
JAMES D. CUREToE, 10
a. N:aKEsEEDY;
w. N. SHANNON
Committee. !;

4 correspondent 'tates, on the authority or NJ.
TREsHoLA thathe aggregate debt Of she' Confederate
IeSernmens incluee@g hsoooassna no'es' 10 N lou'o
numbers ops billion l and af at rat'o Ct twen-
tT for one 7a ooo GOO IN god The bonds ne inter-
est bearing property and aresate investments gao aohs
as tao Government can pay the interest on. thsm.-
Seventy dollars ia gola has
besa e % eStiie %e1ptnditqs Of the GSTsfnnsnt @ since
us liausula'on Dus ie@>o. s5fssp.esp5e -
the fact that in four years Of indepeIasnce ana ex
tpsnstvo war the Southern States 'ong
about onethird more On themselves fsn they prev
iously annually paiesRte tne onea tases IreasaEy
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eabsen convicted in Lon
TO sixsponths' imprison.
-~~fof a par
tri:f
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rRUMoRED FoRAeNe HsRr1Es 1t sanopssdia Ma.
con that large Federal fotagins of four thou
sand tavalry-and numerous wagons had gone into
Montgomery county. - -. -. -.
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I ;RtoH aoND, Jan. 8 sfsl Gran
asg ;ofs strucsJte- ann noaassiing si s. that
| I1uissionars :Ronlu 81 received :at s. 2. !.
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GRANT ANDLEEss Armies FoRPEAcE
They SHEER THE. GoM MhiIssio NEks
RlcnnorD; Jar. lit j. stated that: While
passing through our fness the Commissioners
were greeted with yociferous cheers BY the
troops. and that similar demonstrations 4wsEe
made byt tie Yankees: on tteir arrival within
the Yankces lines. ss-71,; 7I.9.l5 Z
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GEN. LEE 70 BE GENERAL I'm SeHIEF.
ss:REAsoNs why ]. APPo OINTMENT IS
i. DELAYED :., &, 8: "a +. s. s.:
.R1cHnoND, Jan. 3L-::Gcn. Lees nomination
to tho new grade Of General in. Chief was pres
pared last9ueek in the. War DepartmentS by;
order-ofthc President, but, the delay.in sending
it.in to the Senate arises from the Presidents
inability TO sign his: name il CONSEQUENCE Of
severe attack Of neuralgi in arm and.
hand ThesP Presid dehti is sin Confined 10 his
zaibiessfor
some da l,s q; 8 s. ii. hand and
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AFFArhs IL THE wEsI officer fronssthe front
Informs the Columbus Miss Republic, that Tie Fedet-
ais areeonesntratng large ofeeu at and De-
eat1ff for the purpose Of moving on Selma and Mont
gonery as soon Tic roads are in suitable condition.
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sF she. e
daysays HOOP arrived q our tity yesterday:
and last ngbsanf response il ne eaa Assem-
blage of citizens ts naast : short pdnseat pthy
speech fall Of that pasrese are which hsaas display
ed on 80 many fields. The speech 5wa eloquent and
inpie$siye.. .esofnbi9ing fhs sannan and saSfe
stroke; and ELECTED de hearty applause ofthe crowd
Fhebasile scsrsa hero Was hopseft laaa coGadsnt
Esa +zsa - : i S. ,s4ss 81
sPss1sb NOTICE E-The citizens of Ksfhhaw Distret
especially the ldiss, aaresn ss:
byteran Churck:on Thufsabz Sfuary
INIT, it u R M an sleourt
asssm5nf On tie stateef acountry wall be delivered
Il i the nos: Z: EseLIsH; -. sSs. ::
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REpoRTs 3 m tst II P'REsSa ASSOC 1ATios: j

Entered according to the Act oECongress in the
1853, byJ SsTHRxsHERs III Clerk tho
District Court of thS Confederate States for the
Northern District of Georgia. ~. i ~
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bEft41t5 .FOtlIH aYfASOt. sa-s - t.
No Aeductipn made except TO eur regular adgertis7
es pss.oes: - -: s::.:..--..-'
Poor. Butlcr-a Complimentary
-. Notice - -. r.. F.. :. s..'.s<'; :
Poor Butler is qnite dead for ths>pre.ent in
the eyes ofhis Yankee brethern: A Telegram
ffom Washington says ,seSye 80 e., :.
General Butler was for four hours befote the
rCsSMhaittee CSh 81 the Conduct Of the: today,
and ..asvei complete history Of his~ Ampaigns,,
including eveRtS at Wilmington and. on. the
! James river. The Committee ill:aiso summon
hSnt Gen. Grant a6d Admiral Porttr to appear,
befass them; and give their testimony on. sever
ii si.inpbptant questions which. have. arisen ini
cSane0aioH WI Gen. Bntlers testimony. ;s.ssSi
beheafSf Butter was IN ths act 'of of
efna RS testimony, the salute for the capture Of
fors Fisher was fired. On learning tho cause
asebe firing, hc raised his hand saying: Thank
God for that victory .
fisI Il shis ~; {|'s:s;ss
In another point .of77iey, also, the country
lis to e.eoAgratuAatsd upon thesafts efs = Fort
Fisher. : It puts thka aaa seal to the popular
damaAtion Of General Butler. eral5Butler's1
admirers anu ;auHerShts arc tiiaO S'aeo ott sHo"
Nhg never reipauiSh any position while q +. tsre
IL "a possibility that argamentatlve sabslstyz
may make the people believe that tsassssa sa
rght:.s ~ s.s:;; -; - 8
lt,doss seem po5Slsls T. lmmag,ne ga any
thing abstTd but thessWn9e zero may es
made to bel,sys1t II any eoas!aetanie ashs II
men VIII sHI ;st e as.a
IbnstsTe Mss Gasase H. III nsoSsnd y Sss
.ss Ali time.g g6sAeoples laepgIlt. %
-bslie1ert that flsse Yes mi.igass s6g circumstan:
ces. in Buffers failure, and 'thatthus he might
again besfarced into position -aBnt how can
hhafisGds: of gytfsrE Eslswer this capturea Here.
is the Fort, made stronger by thsseneny than
twas before, garrisoped by threeso 6qf times
as5manY!r hsn, aud falls the FIST hmssaT at
tempt Is made to take i. Wifhot this finish
1.-THE Buffers contToyeIsya 9 =.
lhere vas n0bf. a n, "a !s w uss
~ fbs JaInss s il ,cco.opoeratioh WITH Crafts
ias;gelaent from tie RapIaan in may lass But
le1 e.ast conclude, a astepea ,ppen ths 1