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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-13
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-13
LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED

IN the Pc, ofioe nj Bhldefusd State Of Maine, tn,
L l2fh tlay. VI OctOber 1888.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
News from San Fra nci,co.

MILITARY PROTECTION TO r9AvELLEIS--ARRYsT
OF DIsLOYAL PEH-oNs--MosuMESr TO MR. LIN
COLN-REoEIrTs or GOLD AT THE MINT, ETC.
SAX Francesca, May Q, 1865
General Mcdowell is moving several companies Of
troops for the protection OF the land Idaho
along which the Indians troublesome Stations will
be established at central points of Northern California
aud Nevada. Cavalry viii patrol protecting the roads
A large emigration tosIdaho IL anticipated.
Several more arrests have bcen made Of persons In
this state and Nevada fer rejoicing the death Of Pres
dent Lincoln. considerable number OF these 6ends
are under duress at Fort Alcntraz.
movement has been started in this city for dollar
subscriptions to fund for testimonial 10 Mrs Lincoln
IL Ia also proposed to build 70 Mr. Lincons
memory
The receipts Of treasure at the mint for the last ten
days about thirty thousand Of gold and
twelve thousand ounces Of siver.
The Board OF Supervisors is considering the resolution
for asking authority from the Legislature TO give the gov
eminent Of the city squares for q mint building
Sailed, steamer Constitution for Panama with large
number Of passengers for New York and ss5s,o In
gold Of which s3s7, 600 goes 70 Now York.
Arrived, ship Panama, from New York.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

his arrival and God speed his partngf Were these
friends Canadians II not then or what other nation
aty9 Were they not accessories st least after the
fsct-acoeseores or . kind whom our law holds
70 be equally guilty with the principal and subject
70 the same punishment What says Blackstonei
"Generally any assistance whatever given 10 felon,
hinder his being apprehended tried or suffering punish
ment, makes the assissor an accessory We imagine
that no one who beevest Gazette well Informed as to
the fact that surra was here will doubt that
have met just such accessories as thoee-men who II
they did not know OF and instgate murder and
tempted murder az Washington not horrihed
those crimes as to be prevented by their loathng OF
them from receiving and aiding the criminal. From
this state OF feeling Is far TO that which must be-
long TO the accessory before the fact and when
our contemporary vouchng his belief Of occurrence
which supposes or at least renders highly probable the
existence among us OF one cass Of accessories
understand now he should feel certain that other
class u absolutely absent We venture give no opinion
TO the justice Of this latter opinion Il NAV be that
no one In Canada knew anything OF the murder before II
took place. and we know not nor care to know at
present. the names OF those by whose and
assistance Surratt passed on through this cty But
II, - the Gazette says lie has been here unless he
merely passed on with through ticket making himself
known 70 no one-in which no one would know Of
his passaseher can be doubt that there arc among
Us parcipators In this great crime Whether there Is
any mode by which their offence be reached have
not considered sufficiently enable us pronounce
opinion upon The extradtion treaty applies 70 per-
States and criminal courts ordinarily only deal with
offences committed within their Jurisdiction; but II
seems hardly possible ii be truo that the assasSins
have accessories among that the government Of the
United states will rest until they have exhausted every
elort TO secure their punishment.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
Coroners, Inuuerts.

THE FATAL RAILROAD CAsuArry.-Coroner Gamble yes
crday held inquest the remains Of the unknown
woman who was run -ovcr at the OF Fifty nth
street and Fourth avenue, Thursday evening" by q
OF belonging TO the New York and New Haven
Railroad Company and almost instantly killed, as pre-
vously reported II appearing that the occurrence was
accidental verdict 10 that effect rendered by the
Jury Deceased about lfty -hvo years of age nyo
feet In height, slim build with gray hair and blue eyes
She had on calico Dress woollen pack and plaid shawl
unblcached under clothing, wooen stockings and
thick leather shoce
DEAru oS HOSPITAL ATTACHES. Yesterday morning
william Walker, who for many years past had been In
charge Of the dead house attached the New York Hos
pal, and James Gcoghegan, aatckceper at the Duane
entrance OF that institution died in the hospital
Mr. Walker had long been suffering from pulmonary
disease, and Mr. Goeegans death the result Of old
age and general breaking up OF tho system both the
deceased parties had been employed IN the hosra for
twelve or fifteen yeas past Both men had tie respect
and confidence OF Superintendent Roberts and all the
other hospital officials
DRowyiSd CASE brewery Coroner Cover yes
ierday held an inquest the body Of soloman Cohen
native Of Germany sixty years Of age, who drowned
BY accidentally fall ng into OF water In the brewery
of Mr. Jones' l4 slxth street After falling into Tho
wscr witch was about i've feet deep deceased rcnncd
for help, and was rescued few minutes Subsequently
Death ehsued soon aiterwards
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

DABoLLs roo TRUMPET FOR HAsRA0ANsET
HOW AROuT sandy HoOkl

DABoLLs roo TRUMPET FOR EAsRAGAHsET-
now ABOUT SANDY BooKg
We learn that arrangements have been made 10 plsce
one OF pabols fog trumpets worked by eighteen
inch oaorc engine, at Beaver Tail Lighthouse, Rhsde
Island.
The government ut one time had steam whistle there;
but, az is the case at most lighthouse stations steam
not practical motor
From the success which has attended Dabolrs fog
trumpet as worked by the caorc engine have reason
10 anticipate the most beneficial results from s use TO
commerce aud navigation for all future time
Foreign governmental, however, have done much moro
TO develop this Invention than our government and
this fact very strange one, tho invention s
purely American. Even tho French government have
Informed Mr.. Daboll recently, thst from certain ex.
periments made by the Director General OF
Lighthouses, they arc satisfied that the trumpet
possesses superior advantages any oher form OF
signals for fog alarms and this Is fast becoming the pop
ular opinion among scientific Hut how about
Sandy Hook? An appropriation made by the Con.
Of 1890 for fog signal Sandy Hook and several
other localities which has been carried out Now
that the we'll nigh ended will not the government
give us this much desrcd Of protection for Sandy
Hook Ope Of Dabos twenty -four inch caloric fog rup
pets such recently ordered BY the Nova Scotia author
Ties Tor haiksx would prove incacsby beneficial 10 the
commerce or the whole world, and protection TO life
sod property a sen The season s suspicious for now
carrying forward this important enterprise Will not the
proper au'nortes take immediate acticn in this matter
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
Convicted Out OF Their Own Mouths.
From the Montreal Herald, Maya

The following paragraph respecting this person appear.
ed yesterday in the Montreal Gdseoe:-
Since We last wrote on this spbjec, have had Informs
Cansds We quite ignorant 70 whether not he
ss d 70 'g ser tSe fSs enc e2a ~ n 70 use @ az
ties or tue comy Of nations may require Al our hands
second opnion respecting H. But as 70 The alleged conspra
Sse before m he % sSS n
ment which Brgader General Leo rnndc his gno
s%ss s SS Sas. sS 'f o H. se s
a. southern gentleman repndsied smPahy With asss.
unfair these ars accusations against class Of gentlemen
was OF public Character, supported, however, by
knowledge OF some facts which we did and have
had made hts way 10 Canada II said by our conem.
porsry, we think that conurng up fctons for
the purpose Of creating III feeling between this country
and the United states. Having fortunately for our
selves friends who are likely to be acquainted with
the whereabouts Of murderer without bringing him
instantly TO justice, could not pretend 10 that inti
mate knowedgs OF the truth which readily imagined
open TO the Gcset, provided only that there
was no object In deceivins is conductors But We
must cay that the penstcncy with which tho
Southern organs here have denied every fact
connected with the plots contrvcd within territory
until the truth was too garing 70 make II impossible
longer 10 refuse TO believe affords great doubt
either their perspcaclty or their ruhfuncss The
Irene anxiety manifested by our contemporary to save
sudsbe enough In ts way bot the constant return
the same object, when individuals have been yet Ia
dlcated m special subjects OF suspicion looks like
nervousness ~ 10 the truth, which, like other kinds OF
consciousness, makes rcpose impossible AZ matter Of
reason s Just a. likely that plot should be concoced
In one place In anotherthat there should be despe-
radoes among certain number OF persons In
Canada a. elsewhere. Why, then, this fre.
qucnt reiteration OF conviction that out OF a
body OF men, most Of whom well known
10 have been plotting for three years back TO
form exploits condemned by all reasonable persons
there can have been who have dablcd in this last
ana greatest crimeY We repeat, the extreme anxiety
thus exhibited must proceed from something more All
tating than steady faith In the statements which the
writer would have believed Now, whom the probability
is that the accused has contvcd 10 hs escape be-
Yond the chance OF pursuit, the Gaets acknowledges
That he has been here IL there any doubt that II go
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
Ne.yspapcr ACCOUNTS.

Tho Rich mond Why of the lth states that Robert
ould late rebel commissioner OF exchange, scd William
II Hatch his assistant and several ohe attach N OF the
Bureau had been ou an order from WASH
upon a charge connected with the administration Of
affairs deyOiying upon them.
Governor Pierpont is expected in Richmond IN tho
next days seyernl other governors expected to
accompany him.
The cmancipated negroes II Is said each tako horse
mule from their former iDosers carry I'll Rich
nlond and sell them
An order from General Halleck allows all persons,
without regard 10 rank or employment N the civil
military service OF the late reb government, 10 tako
the amnesty OATH and @li rccsve the correspond ng
oath make application for pardon and restoration
civil rights, which applications viii be received ard for
warded to proper channels Tor tine action the President
of The United States The fact lat such persons have
voluntarily forward and taken the oath o a!lo-
viii be evidence VI tner int nton tho
status OF loyal citizens, aud constitute claim for Excel
General Meade had arrived in Rlohnond
The van Of the Army OF the Potomac reached Man
chester the 3D. lr0n City PoIL ro.t for Washing
ton. The heavy equipments aad paraphoTnaiia 50 by
water.
IL was thought that both Bragg and Hampton accom-
panied JEFF Davis for parts unknown, The later In COM
uiand Of the escort
PROMINENT OFFICIALS AsD CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
TAXING THE OATH Of ALLEGIANCE
[From the Richmond Whig May 2
Most OF the prominent officials ana czona OF Richmond
nave aAeh thc oa'h o. aiesahc 10 thv ,nitcd oales
government, and there is very general disposition
among the mass OF citizens 10 follow their cSaml ic.
Among those who have bscbod To the oath Joseph
Mayo Mayor of Rchmond Judge William II. Lyons
Judge OF the Hastings Court; Ltteton Tazewe, Prose
cutting Attorney in the same court; Thomas L. Dudley,
City Sergeant Judge Mcrcd tn, Of the Circuit Court OF
Richmond; 7. H. Aylet, late Prosecuting Attorney OF
the Confederate states District Co .rt Joseph Ander
son. proprietor OF the 1rodegar Iron Work; William H.
mcfarland, President Of the Farmers Bank and others
less prominent Physicians, lawyers, ana professional
men generally, with few exceptions, have taken
the oath and resumed the practice OF their professions
We have data upon which TO calculate th number OF
oahs administered, but the aggregate enbac largo
per centage Of the male resident population
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
.rr. William II. Msrrinm,. pespntch...
INV YoRK HEPnD Rooxs, I
RICHMOND, Va, May "a. NJ

hIthauNDi may GA III. !
PERSONAL JvEiFsTs GENERALS.
Esioy General 4. o C. Ord, accompanied by Captain
Fred Martin and others Of his sta left Richmond in the
special steamer Nonohansett at daylight this morning,
ostensbly for Fortress Monroe The General would have
left last evening" but for the distractions in the Jemos
despatch from the Secretary OF War, received here
last evening directs General r. s. Foster and General
Harris Of the Twenty fourth army corps TO report
diaely at Washington and they will leave with their
respective sta In the Of hour the steamer
Pierce "Admiral" Ainsworth, for Hampton Roads aud
the national capital
Major General John Gbbon, commanding the Twenty
fourth army corps proceeded TO Washington days
since Major General J. W. Turner, General Dcvins aud
General n Curtis expected TO leave the city today
for Warrington. Stirring events arc at hand.
noSoRs TO GENERAr DEvIys
large number OF the friends OF General Charles Dcv.
ins assembled yesterday at the headquarters Of Actin
Brigsdicr General NJ y. Donohoe, commanding Second
brigade Third DIVISION Twenty fourth army corps the
Ruin farm on the Richmond and Petersburg pike to
pay their respects 10 this distinguished officer Among
those present Major General Turner General N NJ.
Curtis Colonel Edward w. Smith, A A. g. Bajor Elder,
U Il. " Captain Fred Martin, Colonel W. W. DrinKhard
formerly chief clerk Of the War Department Washing
ton Colonel W. y. Donohoc, Tenth New Hampshire Vol
unteers, command ng brigade; Captain a NJ. Heath,
Twelfth New Hampshire voluntcers, Acting Assistant
Aduiant General Captain J. II. Prescott Twelfth New
Hampshire Nountcefa Acting Aiddotsfnp; Captain ID.
~ Dobs, One Hundred and Eighteenth New York voun-
tcors, Acting Aid de Camp; Captain r. D Bcdcc Twelfth
New Hampshire Voluntoera additional Ad-dr.Camp;
Captain T. y. Lnrkin, Tenth New Hampshire Volunteers
additional Ad-dedamp, ON duty n Manchester; Captain
Is. H. Kelly Ninth Vermont Volunteers Actng Assistant
Inspector Gcncrai surgeon II. ". Small, Tenth New
Hamishre Volunteers surgeon Chie' Lieutenant j.
Winch, Twcl q, New Ham pshiro Volunteers, Acting As.
sistant Quartelmaser
The reception splendid ala and the evidences
OF the respect ana Affect OBac ard entertained for the
accomplished Gcteral who was tho object OF the LIBERAL
hospitality submitted wne alike Tratf ing TO hn aud all
who either witnessed or participated in H.
General Donohoc's brigade, from which roodly mum.
Der Of officers were prscnt composed oi the following
named regiments Fifth Maryland Nu ntccfs stationed
at Williamsburg, " Va Eighth Conbectcut Volunteer,
Ninth vermont Volunteers. Tenth Now Hampshire Vol.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
subscriptions To the Government Loan.


The subscriptions to-day 10 tho thirty osn an
tecsrphod to Jay Cooke, the subscription agent were
S7a5 l5o including $500 900 from the Third National
Bank of Cincinnati; e135,ooo from Chicago t2oo, 600
from the rrt National Bank Of Syracuse 500 900 from
the First National Bank Of New York; 957 700 from the
Ninth National Bank Of New York $400 600 from Brews.
ter, Street Co. Of Boston The number OF individual
subscriptions for Of $50 and 800 was Eve thou
sand two hundred and ten.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
Erie Canal NayiuatIou.

ALBANY, May 6, 1896.
Nothing Of moment doing Two boats are IN from
Fort Plain and FultonvIllc by the Eric canal with car
20 OF seventeen hcand bushels Of oats and two thou
sand Ave hundred Of mSlt beth bound 10 New York
The New York herald., 1865-05-06

unteers, Twelfth New Hampshire Volunteers, Ninety
sixth New York Volunteers, stationed q, Dover Mines,
va One Hundred and Eighteenth New York Volunteers
MAJOR General Warren and lady, Major General George
l. Harsun and lady Captain James wadsworth, son VI
States Navy, guests yesterday Of General Dent,
Military CommandlLs OF Richmond
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
Erw YosK Herald Rooms,
RICHMOND, Va, May 4, lse5-A. H.
ruv Ipsty np ~ur r,-rrs


RICHMOND, Va, HAY 4, lse5-A. NJ J
THE ARMY or JA,tEs
1t 10 now understood upon authority that the Army
OF the James Is 70 remain In Virginia for such mill
tsry purposes may have hereafter TO be passed
TIE TWENTY. CORPS.
1t 10 stated that the twenty y-hfth army corps Major
General Godfrey wcIze command ng IL to rendezvous
permanently at City Pont, and go into a camp Of In
struction.
TIE APsfy POTOMAC
is expected 10 pass through Richmond to-day or TO-
Several OF its prominent generals with their
Btafs already in town. grand review Of tho forces
by Major General Ord anticipated and will yet pro-
badly take place should the General return 10 tho city In
time
MILITARY
The Fourth regiment United States iniantry-Gencral
Grants old regmen-ars1ved here last evening under
orders 10 report Brgadier General f. T. Dent military
commander Of Richmond.
MOVEMENTS or GENERAL CCITI2.
The report current last night that General N N.
Curtis OF Fort Fisher fame To b3 assigned TO tho
command OF Lynchburg and surrounding country.
Captain lie Grand Benedict formerly of The Army of
the Potomac and oi the War Department staff leaves
Richmond this morning, after twenty hours visit
General Joseph H. Carr, commanding the dc. ences of
the James river, was IN Petersburg yesteriay.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
Letter from w. g. Clearys
WE ARE ALI, INyOcEST MEN

TORONTO, G. w., May 8, 1865.
W. O. Cleary, one Of the parties for whom President
johnson offers reward publishes letter that there Is
not particle Of truth In the statement that ho concerted
and incited the assassination Of President Lincoln and
he asserts that he knew nothing whatever Of 1t till it had
been committed
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
Whereabouts Of tho Conspirafor,.

81
President johnson has issued q proclamation which
must staIte the whole continent He claims 10 have
evidence that the assassination Of Mr. Lincoln and the
attempted assassination OF Mr. S3ward, plotted
between Jefferson Davis President Of the Southern con-
federscy, and Clement G. Clay Jacob Thompson, George
N. Sanders Beverly Tucker and William c. Cleary
now recently Confederate refugees In Canada and
offers large rewards for the apprehension Of those
This list includes the most active and notorious
Confederate agents in Canada--the men who plot
ted and authorized the st. Abans raid, and who are
more than suspected Of completely in other plots Of
duct while enjoying an asylum In this country and de-
void OF personal honor principle some least
them had previously shown themselves in their pubic
In their country is still difficult TO suppose
them oil guilty Of the endsh charged upon by
the head of the American government Yet the Pesi-
dent and Secretary OF War have any proper of the
responsibility resting upon them, such a proclamation
The people, both OF the United States and Of
this country will await with intense anxiety
the development oil the evidence upon which the
United states government has acted or the six persons
Tor whom the rewards are offered the principal one at
all events Is pretty certainly within the Territory OF the
Union. The latest report respecting him that the
28th umo he at Yorkville, South Carolina, with
who resided ut st. Catharnes for tlme and who gave
Young his nstructions-wGs believe at last accounts
reported 10 be in Richmond whls his colleague Thomp
son was said TO have started for Europe. George San
the confederatcs would commit atrocities which would
make European civilization shudder very recently
In Montreal sending characteristic letter New York
paper. Mr.. Beverly Tucker was In the came city %
lately ~ the 2jth ult. The last Of the six Mr.. W. e.
Ceary, said 10 have been clerk to Mr. Clay, indicted
here short time ago. along with Clay and Thompson for
. violation OF neutrality laws few days since he
surrendered himself to the authorities, and bail
cepted for his appearance when required Clay, Ceary
and Sanders are therefore, probably in this country at
the present time.
The New York herald., 1865-05-06
The Sixth Corps Occupies Dam
vile, Capturing "a Large
Amount OF Stores.
General Sheridan Ordered Back
to Petersburg.
Repairing the Railroads Diverging
from Burkcsville,
&e., Ac., &c.
Mr.. s. T.. Bulkley's Dispatches.
Hr.poU,RrI,s, ARMY oY TIE PoToMAc,
BrRKsyIiLE JuscnoS, April 2s, 1865.

BrRKsuiI.E JUNCTION, April %, 1865.
TnE s1rn CORPS occurEs pASvIILE.
A telegram received last night from General
Wright commanding the Sixth corps Of the Army OF tho
Potomac from Danyillc. His advance reached Danvile
at o:a5 yesterday morning, making march Of
than hundred miles In four days He went into
camp mile beyond the town.
cArruEE OF IAruE QUANTITY rRoIErry.
He captured n large amount Of property at Danville
hundred and seventeen box cars iron work fr ten thou
sand muskets all the machinery captured by the rebels
at Harpor's Ferry, and Ave hundred prisoners
GENERAL srAbe ongss uIs suPraupE oFFrcyrs.
Two tclegrams bad been received b. General Meade
from Dnnville, before the arrival OF General Wright
Ono from the rebel Colonel witbcrs and the other
from General Lomav, requesting General Meade to sop
the Sixth CORPS the armsce between Generals Shcr-
man and Johnston had been resumed. neral ade
replied that he would stop the Sixth corps when hs
received orders ~ that effect from his superior officer
Neither OF these officers found tlcr commands
u,on tho arrival Of Gem ~ Wright and rs presumed
they wished to dcay troops TO facilitate the escape
oxgrnu sarRrpAN's poef1ro~
General Sheridan with Tie cavalry Is AbNcyc near
the junction of the sinuntOn aud Dan rycrs. He wrs
unable 20 the river ur of ponocn bridges and
a. awaiting their arrival az that point poncon train
has been sent which viii probably reach Linn today,
when he will resume his march towards nauvilic
Immediate sters VIII be taken To- open ie read from
here 10 Danvilc and also 70 lynchbGrg There are two
bridges destroyed the naG,illc rad ana about Tho
same number between here and Lynchb rg Colonel
Duau Chief Of Engineers the Army Of The Potomac
with an Of iorty Of Fist Massachusetts
cavalry started TIL morning Lynchburg a. ascertain
tho amount of repairs necessary to pat the road in run
ming order.
Tnr KrIINg or BOOTH
The " tho killing of Booth In the attempt 10
capture him reached here yesterday disappointment IL
felt that the hangnan thus deprived Of dong the last
Offices 10 the murderer of the President