New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
FROM WARRINGTON.

4 FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to Tie N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday April I, 1902
THE ILLUMISATI0E. .r.I
The evening is well adapted for illumination.
The entire loyal population is abroad and the Capitol
blaze of light the dome standing out on the cloudy sky
Over the pcdmcnt Of the library is inscribed in colossal
letters 1t Is the Lords doings it Is marvellous to DO
hold" The Treasury Department is decorated with
transparency representing huge go legal tender
note over which is inscribed IT, S. Grcenbacks and
u. s. Grant Grant gives the greenbaoks metallic
ring" Over the front entrance to the State Depart
ment is a transparency Inscribed AT home Union Is
order and order peace abroad union is strength and
strength is peace On the transparency over
the side door, peace and good will to all
nations. but 10 entangng alliances and no
foreign Intervention" The War Department is
decorated with flags and transparency
over the door on which is the American eagle ener-
cled with the motto The Uniolt must and shall be
preserved" The Navy Department is decorated aud
Illuminated. At the Interior Department there was
public meeting. Secretary Usher presiding, Henry ID.
Cooks banking house had on its transparency lie
bravery of the army the vaor Of the navy sustained
by the treasury upon the faith and substance OF ath
fal people, On either side were tie well known fig
urcs, 7.3O and $50. The Indiana State Agency the
American Telegraph conpanys Offices. and the major
ty OF private houses were brilliantly Illuminated
Bands of music, promenading fireworks and bonhfes
make a scene and impressive one surprising any
thing Of the kind ever witnessed hero
GOV. PIERREpoyT.
Coy. Pierrepont is endeavoring to obtain per-
mission to establish himself a, Richmond and to assem-
BILE the Legislature Of 10y NJ Virginia. f...
RICHMOND POSTMASTER.
Mr. Green, who was bap:shed from Richmond
for Union sentiments rc.s.ps there TOMORROW Is
United States Postmaster. Mails will be regularly
forwarded from Washington.
RECRufTIYG IS RICHMOND.
Major Taggart Of the Colored Troops Bureau
len for Richmond to-day TO open recruiting offices
there. .r.r Id
TIE TURNER'S.
Delegates from various Turner'S Societies OF
tho United States are holding National Convention
here to effect permanent organization. The officers
are j. Splitter OF Winismsbursb. l.. l.. President; A.
Wage Of Philadelphia ice.Prcsident; Messrs Stange
of and Groca o. Rochester Secretaries. Tho
session is harmonious.
u CoLORED PEOPLE AND STREET CARS. ---i
d Senator Sumner hds personally notified Dis.
tictAttorney Caring on that the iaw giving coored
people full right in street railroad cars must not be
evaded
THE PrRsr IN.
Arthur Henry, of TIE TRIBUNE was the first
newspaper correspondent to enter Richmond. He re-
rnanod behind with wtitzel with special eye to the
exploit.
MORE NEWS.
The War Department is receiving further
details Of Grants movements which will be sent to
Gen. Dix o.. s.Is.... .eH..,.
UNTRUE, 90
The reported killing of Gen. Custer and
the Rebel Gen. A. L. Hill, lacks confirmation. .--r
PEACB Il
Upon the general subject Of peace it is AZ
rmed that the President expresses his determination
o, evincng great nations nagnanmity and forgive
ness where the Executive clemency is sincerely and
This evenings Star among other ststerasnts in long
editorial. has the following: u'"rhc fine has now
arrived when serious efforts at peace win be made.
Southern public az Alexander II. stephens Judge
Campbell aud w. w. HoldenAsinccrc Union men at
heart Will doubtless at once take the initiative in the
desired negotiations based immediate and abso-
lure submission to the Governments lawful authority
Our impression is that Gov Vance OF North Carolina
will no longer held ont against the Union sentiment of
that State and that Gov Brown Of Georgia will not be
behind hand in bringing bis State back into the Union
REJOICING.
The evening has been signalzedby every pos
sblc exhibition and device OF patriotic oxutaton
The eDtirc population thronged the streets and the
whole city abaze with Nominations bonres and
rockets. monster meeting held in front Of the
Patent Office Music. PROFESSIONS. transparcncles.
and songs If rejoicing everywhere aud heard
The demonstrations have been spontaneous, general
and remarkable beyond all precedent.
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. April 4. 1855
TiIE CITY COUNCIL.
The City Council last night being incapable
of trausacting business. passed resolution of adjourn
ment, preceded by the following preamble: -
Whereas IL has pleased Almighty God to give victory 10
ssI and si sss 10 TsI the divine origin Of ov
sincere and devcut thanks for the good
PENSIONS. - ..
The Pension Bureau during March granted I
:, $50 pensions to widows mothers aud minors and re-
Iccted 100 The number Of invalid pensions granted
was i'763 and 7sl were rejected. ,.'
COAL. .,.r-.... ..,.5 80
A large quantity of coal was received here
yesterday tho frat OF the season om Cumberland. Nd
GEORGIA SALT WORKS DESTROYED.
The Navy Department has received iniorma-
lou of the destruction Of the extensive salt works on
l'uro Neck Mcintosh County, Ca. by an expedition
rom the United States steamer Lodona. under Acting
Ensign Brougham. The work consisted OF le boilers
which with the buildings DESTROYED: also guam
ity Of salt The engine Wa brought OF IL good con,
l!tlon. t Trn ..r4sHl II