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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18
MARINE NEWS.

FORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED.... sspttmber 16-16.
Stmr Morning Star, vigsr, Detroit
Stmr Ranger, Gaskini Montreal
Prop Olssn, Waterbury,, Bufaio
Prop Passsio, Mitchell, Dunki k
Prop BuekeJe, Spencer, Ogdensburgh
Prop Comet, gaylord, SomtIia
schT NonpareiI, Finley Erie
Schr Eagle, BsrroE, Ronoesu .
ecoW Mary Ann, DoWney, Tairport
scoW b srlon Dixon, skinner, Buffalo
Tug q Ma-til. Kinley, Putin Bay
OLEARED---sePtember I-l6.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop TioEa, Sisson, Duskirk
Prop Comet, Gaylord, Green Bay
Echr Gen Ecott, Cassidy, Saginaw
Sohr HonpaI ell, FINLEY, Chicaso
sohr Msyf gWer, Eewkirk, Ryerse
ecoW Marion Dixon, simmer, Sandusky
Tug b Martin, Kinley, Detroit
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TIE MIssIEe FERRYMAH FouND.-An Irish
man named Henry Keller has been for some
time in the employ of Mr.. John Dsmarse,
the well-knoWn ferryman. he was in the
habit of using the boat in the evening, and
on Friday night was outasusual en- the river.
Saturday morning neither he nor the boat
was 30 be found. Mr.. Demarse became
alarmed, fearing that Henry had become
intoxicated, and fallen overheard, while
the bost had drifted out into the lake. The
theory seemed plausible. Mr.. D. offered a
reward for any information respecting the
mysterious case. He was in great suspense
until tWo o'clock yesterday afternoon, when
stug from Black River came to this portland
on its deck stood Keller, the ferry boat in
tow. The story of the adventure is as fol-
lows:
Henry drank quite freely Friday evening,
and by ten or eleven O'Clock got intoxicated
and sleepy. He lsy down in the bottom Of
his scow-built boat and fell fast sleep. As
the boat was unfastened, and q fresh breeze
from the south east blew off shore, he was
carried out into the lake. He slept heavily
until some time the next forenoon, and
when he awoke, he found himself near
Black River, a point twenty-eight miles
distant. He headed the boat Cleveland
ward, and began s%cufling the best he could.
Faint from want of food, he could not make
much Roadway. The sun sat Saturday,
and he hsd not reached port, nor had he
been within hailiDg distance of q vessel.
The sun rose Sunday morning, and still
many a weary mile i~nterposed between him
and the "hash" he was furnishing for. By
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the faint
ferryman had got off Rocky River, and was
picked up by the tug Aforesaid about = mile
this side of said river, and brought to thi
city. B.
He had been without food for about
forty-four hours.
The following is an inventory of the din
ner be consumed on his return, which is
probably a correct one:
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q OPENING PLAY,

viii be one Of the best ever presented to the
Cleveland Public. well remembered from the long
aud sucoessul run it enjoyed at Wsllsck's Thes-
ire, New York City, entitled
ROSEDALE;
Or, The Rifle HALL.
This Drama abnunds in scenes OF Humor. Touch
ing Pathos and Thri ling Interest. No psins have
been spared in its production. The Costumes are
the came az originally nsed for the piece In New
York, Original Music, Characters sefo Dances, and
a Tout Ensemble, which has stamped R0SEDALE
a. the most Successful ORA Ia ofthe day.
DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS.
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-Beeds-Timothy in fair inquiry at SS,T6@4,0o.
Balt-Firm at S2,t6 for Fine; SS,eO for Coarse.
Ale and POrEAr-nArkst sIsady. We guon
a. follows : Prsssns Use IL Ala SO; Stock XXI
S14,COi Ksnnstt 5l0,OO; Pale Cream Qli Ports,
ia. Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
water Lime-Osveso and Akron held at
q LIS.
PRstar-"PowsTTS' land plaster $1,000 per
ton; Oalcined $500 . Dbl.
HOps-Firm. New York Stats 4695ec, accord.
ing to quality Ohio $4,000.
HaIt-steady. Barley Mali held at $40 pei
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The Citizens Of Cleveland aud its vicinity srs re-
specially inf rmed that the cJming Dramatic SKA
son will be inAugurated on.
Bombay Evening, Sept. 18th. 1885,
with q full and efficient CORPS DrAmatiqus, select
ed with great care - to professional ability ana
atsnding, retaining the Old ESTABLiSHED IA
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EDUCATIONAL
Allegheny College,
MEANWHILE, Pa.

CALENDAR FOR 1856 :-Wednes-
day, September goth, ia Term opens
Wednesday, December 10th, Fall Term closer.
Thurlday, January 4ta, Winter Term opens. Ff.
day, March 30th, Winter Term oloses. Monday,
April I'd, SpdDg Term opens. Thursday, June
18th, Spring Term CLOSES. Commenoemest
location beautiful, healthful, and easy Of access.
Libraries. cabinets and apparatus unusually ex-
tensiye and valuable. A new Boarding Gail, with
completely furnished rooms, for the
tion Of one huaored students. Boarding from three
to four dollars per week.
Classes commencing Latin aud Greek will be
formeu at the beginning OF the Fall Term.
J. TINGLEY,
.apI97s0 Gacra4arwo - 49, 1890
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SIENNA.

CLEVELAND FEMALE SIENNA.
~ RY.-Next Term will commence on THURS.
DAY, Sept. 7th. Largely increased patronage has
enabled the Proprletors not only to ada greatly to
the attrActiveness Of tbs Institution. bat mate
rally to improve its substantial advantages in
every department
a PrepArst'ry Department will be opened with
the next Term, under the immediats chRrgeDt
Miss e sAUSDKRs a lady ofrsre Qualification and
great experience in the instruction Of children.
Address for particulars,
S. n. SANFORD q 90,
auUq0-o1E N1auaIauT n ."
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The qu,ntity of 4 lur, wheat, cora and barley
left al tids-wster during the i;st week in September
in the years 1864 ami 1866, was as follows:
Flour, Wheat, Corn, BerIev,
bbIs bush bu.R bush
1s64-.39,O-0 4O4 30 4OL2OO $50
lSO6-.2s.6 500 $1,000 676,40o- 1890
Deo.. $500 Dec. IS 2 o Inc. s75. 200 Dec. 10, 100
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles LETT
at tide water f ON the commencement of nAviga-
ton to the Tth Sept inclusive, during the years
1864 and 1855, was as follows
Flour, wheat, Corn, Barley,
bbls bush bush bash
1854. .59s,2oO 1o,2S7, 500 3 $3.50, 400 1850.
1856. an, 100 5000, 600 77Es,4OO 10000
Dec. IL, 100 Deco, sS1, 900 Inc 1 ,792 600 Inc 1873 0
By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity Of
the latter left st tide water this year, compared
with the corresponding period last year, shows a
deficiency Of I,240,4S0 bbIs.
The following eOnpsrative table shows the
quantity of some Of the princip Il articles of proyi-
Bions and produce left at tide-w.tsr from the com.
mencement OF navigation to and including the 7th
Of Septemte or. in tina wars Indicated.
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Tag PEWABTO DISASTER.

Capt. mckay, OF the PeWAbic, Appeals
from the Decision Of the LOcal IN
sPeetOrs TO the Supervising Inspector
--His License is Restored.
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MANY NEW FACES
LIsr o. OOMPARY;

whose talents will enabIe them TO give entertain.
mshta unsurpassed BY any Thsstre IN the STATS.
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AUBEUALBs
Or. The Rifle Rail,
DISTRIBUTION OF LHARAOrEBs.

VARIETIES THEATER .NaIS
FRANKFORT STREET. ~
JOHN L. DAvIs--~-------.--MAnsger -
Open Every Evening, with q IIFst
class company,
SUCCESS UNPRECEDENTED
B wDED HOUSES ATTEST THESE FACTS.
Everything MORAL, CHAsTK and AMUSING.
Doors optn at Z o'clock. Performance to CON-
mence ct s o'clock.
Admission % cents.
Orchss IRA eeafs so cents. ~seplb:24s
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A OADEMY OF MUSIC.

JOIN A Manager. ~
X d. Geary-.... ---. .....---..-.Treasurer -
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LAKE NAVIGATION,

NJ I. OO-FOR OGDENs- -
~ sBURe and IntermodaAte Ports.
The stsuncb screw steamer
BUOAEYE, SPENCER, Master,
will leave on T. esdsy, Sept. 18th, ut 10 A. M.
Passengers ticKeted to New YorR, Montreal, Boa.
ton, and all parts of the New England statea,
Fer freight or passage apply TO =
PELTON, FRENCH d CO.,,
Foot Of Superior Ut.
n. <. moDoLH, Passenger Agent. septIs
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B. T. KRAERRlN Y. D., P~hIdcIan.;
once Hour, 3 A. NJ. TO In, and 2 to sI.
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DeOis open ct Z. Curtain rises ct 7:45.
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Rebel News.
important successes ,luimri

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90 ,t i..t .-c-i ntlLic. oI o'' h'A ~h" h'l I'yA
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no, a,aci h. ii di-'a'h. Ihir i 10, p.ud"uUal
rr..r,. I,-r..u IA. no ,.t ....it. ...a4 with 'ht
North and .rv1rld ia iroDIl !crt 20 lHh,-'. sur-y
ur r.. ~ ltuoIlL Dc ri,.D- ness ~ 90 - 90 u.s
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saturday. March ~.
Presidents Proclamation.
A Last Warning to De.erters and Dram
Refugees
~ ue Ir'ntsa'etue Cmt,d STATE. ~ Am'r ga

~ ue Ir,.tsa'o he limited STATE. ~ Amsr ga
A rru.LAMAuoN.
where's No tventy-hgs section OF the At Of
Cougiess, approved tho Sd inst entitled AN a. to
sucnJ the several ucts heretofore passed 70 provide
To- ihc rDug and calling ou' the national forces,
sud sCr Olrr pgIo-es I'7uire- that ia addition 70
the OtLer lawful uAltes Of the crime OF d-ieftl0h
run tine military nav al service, all persons who
nave deserted ths military or naval service Of lho
lnited states who shall not return 10 said ser.
vice, or report themselves TO u Provost hArshal
Nitp.n skip day, alter the pro" Am9tion hetelnNlef
unUly rcnquished and forfeited their rights OF cit
ZsusAlp and their flg1t to l.cOnc ctLens and auch
des.Iteis shall he forever incapable OF holding any
Oce VI rust or profit under the United states, or Of
ron, Mo snail hereafter desert the military naval
srtS zee, and all persons Who being dulF enIou ~
shall depalt the luiisdict'on " the dlrtr't lh
M.cn &hv & Hs In.i'yI Sat-. . slu I1t"%t to avoid
any dlR.t into le mtay OF naval So wee iut OF
cl iall ~ lieJe 10 tho p"nstie' Of ths section
ani tue n, sorL. J. LceLy authorized and ~ ulied
lorth Ni tue massage OF this act to issue ha pro
clan On, -etns forth The provision. OF tis .rct.on
notify all d-rcrteI, returning ~lthin 6O dlyr ~ aiore
said that they shall be pafdonet condition VI re
tuning u thclI regiments Gnl couplhleA Or 10 'uch
otAcr organizations rs they may be ass!fned TO- un,il
tA'y shall La't served ior ROD oil tune eiuA "
their OglginL term Of enlistment"
aog trcrrlo,r Le il known tAst |, Abraham Lin
coin, President VI the nted states do asuc thls my
qu1hy Hi desertrts 10 return 10 their proper po a.
and 10 h-IeLy uOtify them that all dcsererr "ho
.hsll, ~ithn sH d.yt OF the date o. this Pr9elaaa'
tu.n 10 service, " 3epItt Themselves to frUyor
Aarshai, shall he paruoned, on condition maj !hey
stuIu TO thel, re.imcuts aud corpanit- or 70 'Ich
OtLeI o!ssu ID ious =. hey may De a-'ltntd to anu
tn remainder o their Q. giuul terms ehli.t.
ment, aud Ia addltOp thereto period equal TO the
Done Al the City OF Washington, this In day o.
HarclL ~ tho year OF Lord l-o1 ami VI th' lhdr'
''''''''' - ''' KBkAHAM LINCOLN.
NSWtI.yH Srn..p, Secretary Of sts'v.
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The fredericksburg Tobacco Affair.

Vd"'A2 uo. March io.-h .kuosu here that Mr
singleton, o' Illinois tcccnt, made scouttdct rith
ato'cluuc7t aseut ~ s"u tCrta' .usn.ity Of 20
larco But 1t is clear that the article r,cer Is
DESTROYED at Fre ehcksbnre vs iaI; Of hi. venture.
tissmit,se in the rebel papcl, to say tho tobecco
s"' 10 be- exchanged tor bacon, for ihe latter .u-
tiudsi in Ne tenn coutrabaui OF war. a, applied 20
,Achsngrs to- products of rebel stAe. ttedefichs-
tut, ~ nos VA, ci The tesituseu market, o. ace,
VI pIr.Iasy. aud. therefore. - -,ui the tobacco
h,uy. into on Ines would have Teen vols,ion ci
.. b. sk3fc. Had the tobacco te.- taken to 40.
ioik, rr'csd C4eft k'lur' iLe ss" could a ive
leon nAsc t. ", y.uGl,y NltA 'hy Executive Oyu't,
u-ie. DE- ect O' tcItrcss vi'hols los io .ue ptrI,J
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WASHINGTON, starch 10 The Ameudstsry Euroli.
m,ut Acs ha- .l.t Ucrp ofoiak PROMULGATED. II
provides who're any revised enrolment hss been
made pIior 10 any sc'uAl drawing, the quosA may be
adjusted To such revised enlOlluent, Hereafter, all
us son. mustered into the service shsl be credi ID T.
he AaTl. to- uBAlp precinct, or other enrolment
-ub-distnet where sucn peuons belong, 10 the eud
thai lair just credit shall b. giVen to every
lion Of th. country Persons vho IuAy be drafted IN
d.i de pro, VI le several seL ~ -hich ts l.
NJ amendment for the tenn Of one and ho may
ACTUALLY furnish 1oce pied subatltutss not liable 10
drnIl for Tue term VI three yeArs sLall be exempt
iTou military duty during the time ioT " hch suGh
substitute shS have been mustered lnto the siyce
ANY peIson rho, paw 1r profit shall enlist N vol
uneer or substitute any Insane ~ rson convict
person under indctnvnt ior feLony, VI sho IA held
.on la condition Of intoIIcauon, o. =
drser,er from the military or naval service
or any person between the sses VI IL and IS ysAH,
without the e9osspt VI his parents OF guArdian. o.
any uinor 1uder the age VI 10 yeAn kDostI1 bLu ~
=! !asl -.s Lslosy msutioGsd " ~ such VI vic ih1l
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'''' '' 49, '@'''
al.'ee- ron, Lu0r'.
Ii,pa.,h trom y sou, Of Ian 2dt'. s,s.
o., '-.o~.n; y,. a Iisn.nrl. tAl,sA. Ilansa,
N"ahcs. -tp., iuik, D.-nu. ~pc.tL N.ght Hawk,
C, l'n nrI,, E Eant. ',"1'' ,' ,Iigr S,, N'I,s.
I,tr "a, B.. Mu.s aud E,s. Coiorri amt, Watson,
AIR a4 'onga C.iu'h .'e lug hers 'ale put ol
q .n hc'i1' arvet m"r n ruH. tho Nultufc sli
t',Iyu have soug 20 liNv4na TOT .slsu lei. re-
-, - shat u, Wuio' iAe N.'p ha' been csp,s,ei
OF 'llS,tor.
In the l3re OF Coiainon' Oh Hsn4a,, T.b. .1.h,
u, I'D. net debate on A,i iltus.eys motion 70
t9 ting the s..f. ot ltrl,uI es resumed Gy Mr..
Il l..b tip-. '.o motion. and scriblng the whole
ulr HHwh'p'n. ior none. 'I ireland
several De- ~, Hit -Hutt,s ou the llOusr. among
q " "a gu, ''onu 40 "a .on- s.e' h.Npfr'std
ls o'utn hHi tl' saii = l.t' vac Al a. lOot Of
.s lain tr. u.,t. nd tor r-e,.. ~ mi r
u,u ID tir ilO,ioI iuhe 20 tAc appoiutiueut vi
ne CONN .''r Of H year the government ".u.d be
lac i,,u.. t,,,dcI on ne ,qo..p aud it va. uegs.
N'tig u,tp y '",,-
Il, Mol4rrn ilt.sue. ,ls preface si the HE.
to, OF Inh.' Cos, written hy the Eupe.o VI OF ,Le
Is urh which . =. Published on 'be 1T 9t hsrcb
The ~. 81, Ntiu.als
Co,rr md u.c b, awe l.csi,.! irQm furin COM
Muu'. t,t 20 2. ur o!io''.' new, obtained direct
ilyr' Eome lte '",."F;'ou Of TIE index has
lr." v'' order, uyf tN' Ppw ~ cs 'uing scripu-
lol.l, TIE 'l,ir Of trs'.' ny NrpoleJn III. mr1c-
, di.i,i, a.! ea'-.
i.,I ,Ir.I ni Nonl,y. Gcn. 4;lh sly,i
. - a.. tft., isr ,.ti., an t.ss t,ru enabled 10
rpr ,br mt,'rr.c, c.rrnun.c,trd ly ~. sew
~ - pionl. toI tor f,tu'uN ,Is he American wzr
L,.4 comb ned at'gri - .Ht hrli"c.entH o. ..fHe
iocu roarr la lne s.'gu.vi ion seli mere wns
3 h.t, Lc,,'.. SO uDr ttNr' - o." tai authority,
l..t pa, ,'-,'r''i j! iG be- sen n0s o.;i, engi-
ne l,. .c-, pt-,v, B.. f'- I, yg.,nt cove rumen,s
. iu ,Dut.Trr"r q rouh"I Win 'hu confederate en-
d yus5 i "a. o., 90 gt.. .hi.h u o., 'sceusd chiefly
~ iayoi' I.ry lux e.t,d mat the question VI non
."li.A,uL da. u J., .r' "a sl'perse thai IN tue
uountiu, u..e sLJl4. u.I, ,Igi erection vi tbe
d . tI.t I, =
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CuirwHIl. Va March . I-ts
I,,..ra,t.G..eyoi T. :. Gtaa. commanding
uruass Tn,..t ,.a'r,.
General: In o.. lat dispatch, t.,.i wevue.i,t,'.
Itav. .oua t.cI -c,out. O. ih, i-i,., @. .,ri, 20,
Cus'e. division. TIE ,,'ue 1tii.d.vi..., v..
pa.rs' s,ro.. The Ulic ri .a,.i,a'.ryl Cl,..,.s.
Vile & tao TN i., lr-f t... HI- Moo. t.e
eli, tud the p71r.rai muA''.a4.. ..r.t o.. sri ...
liveiet up the ~. Of the rrh.l ila.iui.
hal 70 renaiu al CLa.lott,.vil.rt $50 d.,. rh.s
tine ~a- consumed In brinriu. over irou ws,ro..
toro our ammunition ard pouicou trsirs ~ s.4.I.
"a, horrible beyo oni ie,cr,' loo, aaa o., rI .u-
cessalt. lie t~o 1i,.s.Ol- ptls -aau. 'A.s aIur
- Iy!ci u i.-tIo,ius sls uoIai.c ,foI ts.il,..
,4p I'VE. ia. LivslI. ,,I. tAr s.... o,r, Hy0.. q.
Crcoa, 4c-r CH.-'V,,sss.!, aui t., .tl.JaI .y-
- stance = ,ir,' L.,, o., I.,..t5S 81 i..n...
burr
90 the 81 yr N,cU sent ;h, O. ..t .l,..i.a. ueI.
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du' uf out ,.u 'lrs,up rev Vur;Ons " ti a., C,urt
Of pcs'n hut though sir } B'i'r hN. not teen
oil.,, he is no. entirely experienced Ia Nur
affair. itls b.s, emp Oymcn' We when attNh he'd
10 IN, late tod A-hlurtons special mtiou tO ~ ash
tuston in ls42. shcu the ianlum Aahlurton lteND
vac n,s,ta.ej Sdse,uvnty he vas Ltdt. iON Gaor
Of New lJuudlaud AttCrNutde he vent With his
brother Lord kgiu to China. aud hss riuce been eu-
tliely sinplo' sl Va that couniry.
The TINS says
The report that the queen Of Splln vss siovt tu
nncihcc her private estates III aid " the Nstlohn
ltessuty, must nave struck many With surprise. 1t
came upon Ne lke revival vi the virtue VI Roman
mntrons, 4. unaffected Ia the bo-t days VI the ne
Iublic. The royal rAtyes aud their contents, bueu
hetito A,auiu,g 'ue l..cuisL and tcn iLo-e the
Mu'entu % Nrt, ,iy AhRmhta, and some Y he p-On-
cry are 20 De "utsUtu 'Ct"NHf OF he tioN O. ana
when much hes o. Nit e-'ir 10 stNe tUr ia, Itf-
heit it'yN lu'.css Ja- aud Dec, tsia'ts cr'JyCi ty
tho q etu, grp 20 I've 'oH ihfer-iuurtht % thC Nro
mniniur fourth to hcrso't Whatever NAV be thought
Of he renrrrsty ~ queen luGlUA " j. unpO-s luiv
not to ere tue iUtliy ui this eJlJieu ~ stOke Of
un'uct, spun hlH icf 10 mauI ycsis been ealing ~
9th store; hut ~aE' viii sh" do ~heu tbsi l. et-
hHusitiF The -r Ii.h finance hiuistrrr R'e iu att
pursius suicidal ,Our
The ioosiu. are the demand. mat. b. fn-eia 10
reference to the puchir- ia tue last bote which ha.
teen di.pitched to Vienna,
f. The riaLt 10 levy sailor ia the Duch,c- .oi the
Piu,s.n nav! %. Tie cr-siou tU Prussia VI tie 90
cosne't H., German Ocean aad tie BNl'io VI Nesch
mouth " ri, canal. laree fortified do's to bt
ttcgted tor tie reception ~ ftussiAu ueh-oi.Nat.
The posta AND Ir,es sphIc deva tueuis VI the
connect ~ V'1,t.' ~ ,.sttlle, the 70 &C. VI the
buCL.ts ~th tUosp " fussN - iAt - fhr UtVcring
is cuucassl tue HOrtein coEiinsebt is hONtVc'
not to pult th- lrdrrrl army. The uisI 80 ,oaui-
tiJnt = a
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Ths Movement against Mobile,

N.t. Or.edEA H4r-t Gen BaiGy smith acc0tn.
t.lied tyvu Csnby on lis resent uip TO the vicinity
q. Aetlls He hAa Hot yet tsen assigned TO any CON.
snd L.lge bodies Of trOops are leaving here Tor the
vicinity Of Mobile There sS also indications VI
..,ys.us.t. u s;lsr slrsGLoai, Tas s.s-IIshl1s
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News from Rebel Sources.
REPORTED ROUTE OF KlLlPATRICK.
Rescue ct some OF SheriGap's
Prisoners.
A Pleasant Dispatch from Aib4sy.
indefaite Postponement Of the
Draft 10 this State.
&c, &c. DC.
From North Carolina.


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e,,Ay. HI. p-ogies, -oule h.t ietiet ss.I..c. of
atts a., cite, ia,. Lori yoIns ulaI . - la- t..
.outn.i iu sa..rA rv prison for tine ps. Two lcssA
stating that he vas liberated hy jht .i1n 'o zee
The enemy are In considerable .otcs at Mason
\ T.. nayIns breu relsut.. reinforced. Ic 60 -,
from hool's army b. r. poftti 'u.r, ,.. } .'~'ody
Ussmmg .aitD,. .. ,o.as e. ovr .trD.. .sl,r,, ,sIr
4..stya, ,Vts,H. c. N, J. t,.ulh 70 .H..'utr H..
Scent. nth Ul.,I. h,..,tt. Hlyo, Ol.ysu v. ih,
I;LC.au-et.cr' i,i-,oityd sOI.ltI .A. y..s,ur.
Ug5 ca .iu-ss Wt'J s"Dtas ~ nv. 'hI.yd.. ueu-
s.l Bray I. reported 10 te IN oOmm.hs o. ~ enc
Gy's io,ces ~ Kinltoa
nsof.Ienersl y. %. Cox {, ,n ,oiuraand u 1ur
atce- O. that yo,ut U- a. e. I. .a.7-4 scDon, al.
Il ,sry poplidr ash the trO.D. vho are oonh'cn o.
slgeest when = general uiyancc l. ordered. Ihp
ecs'hs.., Neiy warm, With An oss'i'ra 'ho"'r of
lsu.
-''"N' "-'''' VI.
P'i'"lh'd hH''h I''-l"e "'''' 'i'' wan
h'i'oh's special di-pA'eA rl3
it't'" a''eu nc" h'"'''N' MA',U INN nH' w
t'ned here a. noon 'o-d'y' ''''' lat o" 'l' l-y
tto'e '"e ''n'' hf~s A'Ma "''eA'u ''' ''''''
Ashns '"o "P'r'. a-'A-"'' mon ven. 't'''.'''
~'h Le-'S 'o-- 10 ''o ''''''' "'''''' N''''',
We INe"H '"''l '0''i 'Np'H'' o'' PIC. W -'.''
ie'S al" '"o AuNl''1 Ii.'Ou''', rus e''''' '' .''
a''a q" ''D'I',n "p' i' u 'I'" A''''' ''' ''''
VI INV va
Id1.' ut7tAi'n.
tr.tIa So, h1rch ll-y 4. Nth rttUy
.iaos vTa tao esp,ur, OF two VI tnroc asa. ssa'
sHaa lie VI sh'4u',hets ~ or hou1 maze several
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ruE repors currcn, Tor = f,~ dsy. past that HE
United States consul had been oricrel from Msts.
,uorsA Is without foundation Ia fae. The consul
Nr l.. evc, resigned his ofhce las, year sud the
sui -equcnt elosiug " the consulsis -, natter
% course u view u the complications incident to
the wal n MeN',o aud the blockade of the Rio
Grsndr. The Init States Goyerumont has, sluce
tbs, time, preferred to he represented At Mstamorss
~ commercial agent tMr. Wood! iustesi VI =
consul. This ella. u oaissrs have 40 political
fIucuons, sud 10 not ioluir. AN erequatu' OF ofh'
,i4l recognition BY the government Of the country
iu which they reside.
I!u eonuection 9Th the shove statement nom
Washington. We print tue following extract nom
Havana letter dnted March ST.
''Ssvera nionis,s lately fed from TeNss to Nat
siucIaa .JI .syluui, pnd were iorcihlv takeu from
.ho Aiac can consulate aud delivered over as prs
OueTs - The Confederate, TIE new American con
sui NJ Wood. IVES ordsred ~ esyo. HIS flag WAS
torn down ~ lLc mob, IA the presence e. tAs
ftauco-AeEioAn officials, Who maze 10 ehOu 70
stop tho uutrage.'
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Good News I.
The Drsu ia Ihc state cf N,w YORK ipdcf.
lately Postponed.
f,E,ittsA blrA 'NIsI'
A --ANA- MA-.h Il Lt..A

Ar.,>,. March o. 1865,
h.Il.r,,. Ale gwen ne y, toe Provo, hai,Isi
General, taIOugh Lieut.. Governor AI,ori .hO VISITED
Va hiu tou ~ ny request that no triit Will b. o..
rod u th, ~'-'p luIy or tvJ,vvr recruiting
i' 'utogr-tsuf i-on~hl fast and ahcrc di.il has
ull,A, isLon place, dfsIvd men IA not be- required
irpou n volunteers scared last enough to give
assurance that the quota. -ill be nei ~itln brei
ucIol roAids ui enrolment must b. Kept buzz.
rhii indulgence tAOuld yrcstly stimulate to renew cd
.norts la teririur volunteers our 'ai'I is pledged
tuAt such will b, the rc-ult. I Hpr-i TO ths people
that II be kept K T.. ltNroS.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Occupation OF tbarIottcsville -Kichmon nd
nearly Isolated

ItN Putsr. W.
Mach l., i,tJ-, I 81.
Hoa h. NJ S'aptVi. Ss,retdrg " var
IT'S feHosins dl-l,ssh has juH beeu received
t.s GsA,I, Lieutenant euerJ.
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Wd,ki,vton March Io-'rbr ''"r' ,'- TrSu
OF Msrch sth contains the iot.C.iII