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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07
BY ELEa RAP
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE,

Preparations for Laying the Atlantic
CabIs-PacIhs Attitude OF Earl
Russell on Canadian AnaiTs-Ths
Rebel Pirate "stonswalI" Block
AIDED.
NEw YORK, April THE steamship
China has arrived from Liverpool.
Sir Frederick Bruce, the newly appointed
British Minister tO Washington is q pas.
senger.
Captain Anderson, of the China, Is sp-
pointed to the command Of the steamship
Great Eastern during the laying Of the
Atlantic cable. The Great Eastern will
sail from Valencia, Ireland, about the lat
July for that purpose.
EARL RUssELL's SPEECH UPON THE RHcI-
PRooITT TREATY.
In the House Of Lords, Earl Russell laid
on the table notification from the United
States Government, presented through
Minister Adams, TO terminate the recipro
city treaty, and also the convention regu,
latIng an armed force on the Lakes.
He said the treaty will terminate In
twelve months from the day the receipt
of the notice was ACKNOWLEDGED. He admit.
ted that acts were committed on the. Lakes
which fully justified the American Gov,
ernment In the steps taken.
With regard to the reciprocity treaty, he
trusted It might be renewed with certain
notifications, and also that arrangements
would be made for limited armament fol
police service on the lakes. Hee1pressed the
hope that the present pacific relations ol
the two Governments might continue, and
that nothing would be done In England tc
interrupt thern. He, however, regretted
that speeches had been made In the House
of Commons calculated 10 excite an un
favorable feeling In America, and con
cluded by declaring that England had moi
acted wrongfully In any way toward Amer
lea, and relteratIng his hope for continue,
peace Ho said that slr Frederick Bruc
would sail on Saturday, and believed tn
dignity and honor OF the country would b
safe In his hands.
PARIs, March 25.-The confederate ran
stonewRll quilted Ferrol on the 2lst, AM
was accompanied to sea by Spanish fri
gate. Tho Federal war ships Niagara an
Sacramento Immediately followed. Tn
expectation of 6ght has caused immens
excitement among the Spanish population
but the stonewall, apparently finding n
chance Of escape, returned to port.
London letters of the 26th OF March stat
on good authority that the confederSt
protested drafts will be paid tomorrow.
LATER.-The English House of Commons
after debate, emphaticSlly voted In fAvo
OF the Quebec Notifications.
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New YORK, April 6.-By the arrival here
yesterday of the steamship Costa Rlca,
from Aspluwall, we have Panama dis
patches TO the Goth of March. Peru still
continued Agitated by the revolutlonA ry
plots which the unpopular settlement Of
the difficulty with Spain had provoked, and
1t was thought that the present Govern
ment would be OveTthroWn and Castillo DO
placed at the head of affairs. In Bolivia
the royolutionISts had trlumphed. Chill
is quiet. A FIRE In the town OF Carmen,
Colombia, destroyed property valued At
three millions of dollars. There Is nothing
later of importance nom Central America.
From the British West Indies II Is alleged,
under Gate Of March 22,' that the British
mail steamer Atrato, Captain Jellico, from
Southampton for 81. Thomas, was brought
TO In a very uncouTteous manner BY .
United States gunboat when within one
days sail of the Island. The name Of the
gunboat 10 not given.
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msss OF cavalry operated on our isfs and
right flank Of the enemy. The result hnu
been complete success. The combined
forces captured I've general ofilcers, among
then Gen. EWell and Custls Lee, and large
numbers Of other prisoners.
81 shall 10 In camp about two miles be-
yond this point and await Instructions.
The 1st and Sd divisions, Wheaton's and
seymour's, and the artillery engaged TO-
day, behaved splendidly. A return OF
casualties will be forwarded as loon as
possible.
"Ths corps has nobly sustained the repu-
tatlon II earned on the I'd inst, as wen as
upon its many hard fought battle folds.
"eigned, II. @. WBIoHT,
"Major General Commanding"
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The numerous friends Of this gallant Of
tcer will be happy to learn that the rumor
in the eastern papers Of his having been
killed in the late battles before Petersburg
is coptrsdlcted In a private telegram from
General DAD. He has been In nearly every
battle Of the army of the Potomac, from
Bull Run to Gettysburg, and 1t would have
been hard fate 10 have fallen just as the
rebellion was at It's last ditch.
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A special dispatch from Montreal to the
New York Commercial says Mr.. Devlln,
the United States Consul, withdrew the re-
naming charges against the raiders, and
they were discharged. They were then
arrested for q breach Of the neutrality
laws,
Mr.. Carter asked TO withdraw the pro-
ceedings, In order 10 remove the trial TO
Toronto, which was granted, and the raid
erS were put In custody Of the Toronto OF,
flcers. A rescue was feared, and q squad oi
cavalry and mounted artillery escorted the
Toronto officers and their prisoners TO the
depot.
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L A II e r

The President telegraphs reports from
GRANT and SHERIDAN that the baltic took
place at "Burks' stAtion," that sHnRI.
DAMS cavalry and two divisions OF the
Sixth Corps attacked and routed the whole
Of LEE's force, capturing . large portion
OF II, and surrounding and holding the re,
naming so that Lee must surrendsri
Generals Ewell, Kershaw, Gusts, Lee,
Button, and others are among the cap,
tured Generals.
The news OF the capture Of the remain
ing fragment Of the army Is momentHriiy
expected.
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are notified that where the date Of enlist
ment OF soldiers Is not stated upon the
muster-roIlS Oh first muster for pay, on
account of non.receipt OF descriptive Iolls
or other defects 10 their history, they
should be paid from date cfJoiniTg tbs com
pamy for duty, as certided to by the COM
pany commander. This has been In Inn
memorial usage as a rule by this Depart
ment, and will hereafter be strictly OBJ.
served,
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Capture cr the EosiI,h schooner C.
mus

The Navy Department received this morn
ing intelligence from VIM. Q. Rogers, COM
manding United States steamer Iuks, and
dated on board his vessel March 81, in lat.
itude 23 deg 80 min. north, longitude 81
deg. 4I min. west, Of the capture, by the
Iuka, Of the English schooner Comus, John
Harrison, master, from St. Marks, Flor
Ida, for Havana, with a cargo Of thirty
two bales Of Sea Island cotton. Acting
Rear Admiral stribling sent the schooner
and crew of twelve PERSONS 10 Key West
for adjudication.
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SAN FRASoIsoo, April 6.-SAiled, steamer
Golden Age, with passengers and malls fol
Panama and New York, and $3.50, 900 In
treasure, Of which only $4,000 goes tC
New York.
New York, April 6.-Tho steamer Costs
Rlca brought over a million and half Ol
gold from California
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Reported Attack ON MObIls-ThS Mon
ItOr Milwaukee Blown Up,

NEw YoEK, April 6.-The steamer Guild.
Ing Star, from New Orleans on the 10Th
ultlmo, and Southwest Pass on the Goth
nlimo, and Key West on the ed instant,
has arrived.
The United States steamer CircAsslAn
arrived at Key West on the % instant.
II Is reported that an attack had been
made on Mobile. No particulars have
been obtained, except that the monitor
Milwaukee was blown up OF Dog river bar
by q torpedo,
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orEEKc- AoAirrr rSorrnTY'

TIE RECHPTIoN OF THE NEWS IN WASH
ING rON.-The reception OF the glorious news
to-day again hlled the heart OF every enc " ith
Joy and glAdneaa. Flsga were thrown to the
breeze from every prominent poiut. The
clerks In the POat once, Interior and other
DopAEtPentI OF the Government were cal ed
toEethef aud the news announced TO them 81.
ter which they were dismissed for the day,
The bells throughout the city ohimed forth
peala OF Joys SAlutea were fred In different
parts oi the city, and every one was jubllant
and happy. Old teetotAlers who have not
tasted the "dTdsHih for years declared their
intention TO take several " 5milsSn for 10y
BAnds OF music were playing patriotic GiTs,
anu Warrington bore an aspect Of 10y an
gladne!E which will long be remembered.
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Several refugees who escaped from Rich
mond two daysATior to our occupation Of
that place, arrived here to-day, via Freder.
lcksburg. The latter place, they state, is
Glled with families from Richmond, which
place they left some days before It's cap
ture. The country around Fredericksburg
is filled with rebel deserterS, on their way
10 their homes,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

CRIMINAL CoURT-Mr. Justice OLA
(EdwArd &. Cariiugtcn, Esq, District Attor.
ney, proseoutirgD
on motion OF District Attorney Darlington,
Gen. Henry y. Terry, Of Michigan, was ad-
mitted an attorney and counsellor Of the
So rene Court Of this District.
The ease Of william D. Weed, charged with
stealing an overcoAt from Major u. W. Bal
lNTd, was tsken up. Jhs Jury hsd not Ten.
defed verdict when our report closed.
The case of John MeCAhe, indicted for the
murder OF Terrence Flnnikan on the 25 h day
OF January last, BY shooting hin, " hs com
menoed.
The jury having been called, the following
we're HwoTn Michael Tally, Alfred BuTdiIe,
Lewis Wright, John J s. Ctpggin, Richard I
RoGs, Charles p. BunaTd, LdwAfd J. Offdtt
and James MABktn. Toe Regular buainesB
having been exhausted (ihe rest Of tke JUROR
being challenged or excused for oauso) the
marshAl wss Instructed to summon thirteen
Tslismen, from witch numb'r the following
were sworn: T. Z. Clark, wm. II BAgeTty aud
Christopher Clark. The twelfth Juror will
not be sworn until tomorrow morning, when
the case will proceed.
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SAFETY OF the HaTTI.t ID. Ford

A telegram was received this morning
BY the Secretary OF the Navy, from F. A.
PARKER, commanding the Potomac no,
tillA, In which he states that the Harriet
De Ford iS In Indian creek, Va, blockad
BY several Of his gunbohtS. He says al
soon as the llght-draugbt boats get up shC
vii be TecAptured or DESTROYED.
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POLICE RBPoRTs.-I1rd PreciRet--Chas.
A. Reed, assault and bAttery, n ed 90
Second PrcLiaet - Daniel hcGu re, dTunk,
military.
wo' k-houBF; ChAIles reifo, a. u'iuE ofloer,
dned Si.u; Samuel Conner, petit larceny,
drunk and dlsorierly, turned over TO Guard;
Mary y. r ggs, disotderly, hnsd Sl.Ali H,rriet
deTly, nned s2.Iij Elizabeih Miller, street
walking, diamiaaed.
Eighk p. eeiRci-wm. Jackson, teSiing HE
wife; hned $500; Mary King, petit larceny,
p2.eO, VIM. 1ibbittF, disorderly, fined $50;
Mary Tibbitts, do, dol Maria Bfknson, do do.
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Nassau is a new and rich feld for Specu-
lators. There is such an accumulation OF
all kinds of goods intended for the block
Ade-runnIng trade that the warehouses are
overrun, and bales Of army blankets are
piled up on the sides Of the streets, and
selling at 10 cents pair.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

In compliance with an application made
at the War Department yesterday, one OF
the largest size guns will be sent from St.
Louis to GSlena, Illinois, the home Of 1t.
Gen. Grant, TO be fred In honor Of the
fall Of Richmond.
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PHnADELPHIA, April 6.-JSy Cooke re-
ports the subscriptions to the seven. thirty
loan to-day at e., so, 600, including $780,
900 from Cleveland, and $4,000 from
New York; also seventeen buudred and
sixty, nine individual subscriptions OF $50
and 800 each.
The sales yesterday amounted to o., ,Sl5,-
500.
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LOST BoY.-Last evening, about half.
pAst Ave o.. lOor, . soldier took 10 the siHth
prectpot station.ho . little boy about siK
years Of age, found wandering about the
Gtreets, PGtrolmAn s. W. TAYLOR returned
the little wAudeTer tatta mother, Mrs. Kelly,
on Eighth street, near NJ.
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FOUND IN DYING CONDITION. About
nine o'el OK yesterday morning IN old con-
traband was found by Otficer Gordon, Of tho
Eighth precinct, In dyinE condition, lying
Officef SpfaRue.
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Cotton for the Brnsnt OF RsbsI PrIs-


New YORK, April THE steamer En-
pire City from New Orleans and Key
West has arrived.
She brought ITO bales of cotton assigned
to Captain NOyes, who will sell II imme-
diAtely for the benefit OF rebel prisoners,
II being the balance OF that turned over by
the rebel General Maury for that purpose.
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ANOTHER VICTORY
. Fall Of
M MOBILE !

We learn that dispatch has been 70.
celved from the front that dispatch from
the South announces the raa Of Mobile,
This is not unexpected news, hence We
have no occasion to doubt its accuracy.
"satAn's kingdom is tumbling down,
glory hAllelujSh."
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APRIL " lllo p M
Lieutenant Gene al @ dHi
81 have the honor TO report that the
enemy made stand at the intersection Of
the Burk's Station road with the road upon
which they were retreatIpg. attacked
them with two divisions Of the Sixth army
corps and routed them handsomely, making
Q connection with the cavalry. am still
pressing on with both cavalry and infantry.
Up TO the present time we have captured
Generals Ewell, KerslIaw, Button, Corse.
De Barr and Custis Lee, several thousand
prisoners, fourteen (14) pieces Of artillery,
With caissons, and = large number Of
wagons. II the thing 10 pressed think
Leo will surrender.
(slgued) "P. II. SHERIDAN,
"MaJor General Commanding"
CITY PoIET, 0 q. m, April 7, 1885.
Hon. Edicin NJ. Stanton, secys,DyG II VA!
The following further just received.
A. LINCOLN.
"BUhKIvILLE, Va.
"To A. Lincoln
"The following kilograms respectfully
forwarded for your information.
gu. 3. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen."
"sECoND ARMY CoRPs,
"Major GsnsrGI-I s. WsLb;
"Our last fight, just before dark, at
Sailors Greek, gave us two guns, three q lgs,
considerable numbers Of prisoners, 200
wagons, 70 ambulAnces, with mules and
horses TO about one half the wagons and
ambulances.
"There are between thirty and fifty
wagons in addition abandoned and de-
stroyed along the road, some battery
wagons, forges and limbers.
Ibave already reported to you the car'
ture Of one gun, two flags and some pris-
oners, and the fact that the road for over
two miles Is strewn with tents, baggage,
cooking utensils, some ammunition, some
material OF all kinds, the wagons across
the approach TO the bridges, II will take
some time to clear IL. The enemy Is In
position on the heights beyond with artil-
lery. The bridge partially destroyed snd
the approaches on the other side are OF soft
bottom land. We cannot advance to-mor-
row In the same manner we have to-day.
As IOon as get my troops up little
We are considerably mixed-l might push
a colume down the road and deploy It, but
1t is evident that I cannot follow rapidly
during the night.
(Signed) A. A. HUMPHREY,
Major General.
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&c. @. MEADE, MOJ. General :"
"HEADauAR EGssIxrH Army cosFs, !

"IO y. m, April 9, 1855.
"To Maj Gen. Webb, ChicItJ STAT;
"In pursuance with Instructions of this
morning from Major General Meade |
moved, via JettdrsVille, by the shortest
practicable road, TO the left OF Deatonyille,
with the objest Of there taking position on
the lett Of the Second Army Corps, striking
the road running from DealonVille 70
Burke's station, at q point little 10 the
southwark OF the former place.
81 found that the Second Army Corps was
engaged to the front and right, and the
cavalry heavily to my left, moving down
the road toward Burk's station, perhaps q
mile, and turning sharp TO right, pro-
ceeded across toward nearly parallel road
on which the enemy was moving, and along
which he had thrown up q linSof entrench.
ments. As soon as the leading division,
Gen. Seymour's, could he formed IL was
moved up on the road held by the enemy,
which was carriedi then turning to the
left II was advanced down the load against
a pretty strong resistance, By this time
Wharton's division was put In position al
rapidly as possible on seymour's left, tn,
lines were again advanced, and we sWep
down the road for q distance OF about two
miles, arriving at deep and difficult creek
I'VE found the enemy had reformed his
line on the opposite side, where We attacked
and drove him 70 point . distance of 1
half mile further. In the first attack
portion Of the cavalry operated on oul
right dAnk, In its subsequent attacks th,
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LARoBNY.-Yesterday afternoon Onicer
bIeWef, ~ tne sNtn pSinet, aIrsstu
ia the employ L. Loeb 4 Co, ~ MArket Space,
on the charge OF steal ng Tirg and other
articles OF lewelry from his employers. He
was taken before Justice DIury, and oJm-
mitted 70 jail for court.
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sBLLIN0 Logon TO so-DTsRs. - Mary
she's was 'tTestai yesterday Afternoon by Oi-
fiser Lewlh. Of ihe seventh precinct, for cell.
ing liquor 20 sold era she was tAkcn before
Justice Walter, and comm tt to Jsil foT
thirty dA.a.
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BOARD OF PoLrcs CoMMIssfoNrRs.--Th
Board met esterdaY, all the members present.
Th0mas d. Pumphtey was appoInie ed patrol
man, vice Christopher Whslan, dismissed,
Eighth Precinct.
stephen u BIiiey, vice George W. Parker,
insllIBible, Second Precinct.
w. W. Hudson. vice John W. Pomsroy,
drafted, Sixth Precinct.
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TIE PosT-oFFIcE at Hampton, Elizabeth
county, Nd, has been opened by order OF
the POst-office Department, and Rennpn
whiting 10 appointed Postmaster,
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JUDGMENT has been delivered in the eele-
bra1Dd ColenEo case. The sentence pro-
noubced by the Bishop OF Cape Town 10
declared null and void.
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wAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ApJUTANT GESERAL's or, ",
WASHIHGIOs, April = y1
Captain JAmea COey, l'7th rev a,
yolunteeEH, charged with Ohsne,s' hs.,
diImisssd The service Of he United 81,
the Military Commission ll-A ~ l5
special OTders No, SO, series % VsD,r,
lfom tine War Department, hAyllk " 40
that IAtiifaetOry defence has been nstN6 I;sIS
ease. kD lOM E1 f:saefBl
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AKRIvAL OF WOUNDED BoLDmRs The
United stAies hospital steamer state OF Maine
arrived here late last evening with six hun
dred wounded. They wee sCnt 10 the differ
ent hospitals for trestment.
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SENT TO Fort DELAWARE .--Johu Scott,
OF the ID Cnnneotieu eayslty, ID. n. paIkhiil,
ib5th Penn'A. volunteers, aud eight OtheIa,
were sent 10 Fort Delaware this morning.
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The soUrHHRN CHIyALRY-We have
armed, clothed, fed, and whipped them.

TINS hotels are commencing 10 fall from
the high figures recently charged for
board.
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CAPTURE OF RRBRL BROADER GENE
RAL AND STAFF.-R. Banninger, BrIgAdisr
Geaeral OF rtIhugh Lees cavalry, Major r
Y. Ford, aide dc camp to Brig. Gen. BannlnGer,
and Captain I. y. MeCAudle, OF the lAth La ,
arrived this morning tom city Point, on the
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- NOtIes.-To the Members OF the
Fourth Ward Exemption Club. The follow.
ing resolution was adopted on 1ueLdAy even.
Ing, the 4th los ant:
RsSoiUed, That every member OF this club
who ahall not have paid into tho treasury
OF bAid club by SAT IuHDAY EVENING next,
the 9Th instant, the b2S assessed by the Teso-
luton OF March 8, bhall be, aud they are here.
b. exc uded from receiving any DSneht from
this exemption ub. h. 5. DAVIS,
Ap7-3t se1Te ATy.
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:s:s :.s:: :: is Es'S:: iss.S:Sy SS:y e ne &c os ace %


sEET TO DRY ToRTUoAs.--The following
soldiers were sent this morning TO the Dry
Tortu - BY eente.se ~ court-martiai They
putto the hardest labor ard then 10 be d.
honorAbly diesharged. They al belonged TO
the an United Statcs IutAniry. Gorge stn-
xs,St James MeEyoy, William Safes, penu'a
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SPECIAL NoTIOEs-

10 Notice Our CONNIE c tion with the
New York aud Washington steamship Com.
'pAny, As Agents, ceased on the lat Of March
last.
applet MoRGANS n RHINEHART.
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NEW YoRK, April 6.-In the evening
gold closed alter the call at 1901.
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SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.


The Richmond and Frederlcks1urg rail-
road is to berebuIit by the Government i'm
medlately, and work on 1t will probably
commence In few days. One thousand
lGborers are expected to leave here to-mor-
row 10 relay the track between Aqua
creek and Rrederlcksburg.
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u FHSy btnhch IIulIInA hso- h
oil SlOO, mile heats, btst . in 8 to harness,
fee for all hoIaes owned In WAshiDgton, will
DO iTottCd Tor over this course, ON IHUHE
DAY, April 10. Entries TO close at Butltr's
Restaurant, Fourteenth street, near the ave-
nue., on Monday, the 10Th, at ~ O'Clock,
p. MEHRLING & CO.,
ApT St. PrOprlstoTS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

QUARTERLY RBPoRT OF SUPERINTENDENT
Acknowledgements Richards yester-
day submitted TO the Board OF r lice Coz =
missioners the quarterly report for the quar-
ter ending March Slst, 1855.
The whole number OF arrests made during
the quarter were 40Jl. VI these e02 were
males, and ,is0 females. OF this number
3,SI9 could read and write, I,5Sl could not (;
95t were married., 2,0ee were single. Out OF
the number arrested, 2B0 were e0mmittsd 10
bail TO keep the pesos, 2s6 were turned over
TO the military, 80 sent TO the work house,
ITS held TO bail for court, So cases were dis.
posed Of BY innieting some light punishment
amountipg in all 70 sio, ,1ot %, q. follows.
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GS- MassachuseIIs MtIItary ststs
A0KRcY REMoyAL.--On and after MONpA n
January lat, ISSS, the MAsaAehuSetts s'sa
Agency will occupy its new rooms In the ~
iiOnai IielItgenosT building, second no0is
ofseventh and u streets, WsshingtOh' u. y
MAsSSehusetta soldiers and eiliLens are Il
Vited TO call
Advice and assistance given without ehirs'
GARDINER TUFTS,
deoSI-u Lieut.. Col. and htAte AgenI.
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0sorEstOwn. - ghs sTNl
oAE be obtained every evening ~ hs
and Variety store Of @. CrandelI' N'Sl-f
Bridge street, Georgetown.