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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08
Per.onaI Intelligence.


HENRY 8. FOOTE'S RETURN-HE IS TO BIB SENT
BACK TO EUROPE
The HERALD OF yesterday announced the return Of
Hon Henry s. Foote among the emgrant passengers Of
the Ena Government has since provided for him, tenn
porarily sequestered any that could be
found in Europe He has been lodged in Ludlow street
jail When General DIX was notified OF the exrebel
Senator's arrival he telcgraphed TO Washington for in
sructions. reply received that Foote was 10 be
kept close confinement and sent back Europe by the
next Accordingly the pseudo rebel protesting
and complaining, yesterday locked up In Ludlow
street jsal. The government will DO moro enent 70
Henry s. Poote than Henry S. Foote was to himself He
will not bo sent back in the Storage.
Major Dodge Provost Marshal General, has been pro
NOTED to the rank Of Brevct Lieutenant Colonel
p. T. Darnum Is elected the Union ticket t0'the
Connecticut Legislature from the town Of Fairfield, by
one hundred and cghty-scven majority.
Tho last adieur between Napoleon and Eugene and
tho Duke de- Morny extremely touching 1t s said
that the Duke feeling himself growing weaker, said TO-
press sCome, SIRE must part" At these words the
Empress bursting into teafs threw herself at tho fooor
the bed and tho Emperor could not reprcss his sObe
Tho Archbishop of Paris and ROuhsr had some din
Guilty in Withdrawing him from the spot and supporting
him till he reached his carriage It Is affirmed that the
A post xsortem examination Of the bedy OF the Duke
was ehccted; n. Robini Professor at the Paris
Academy Of Medicine. being the principal person en-
gagged In the proceedings The resutarved at wasthat
aneic state occasoned by organic lesion Of the pan
crcac gland and diseased liver. The brain weighed
thousand Ave hundred and thirtytw0 grammes, OF
two hundred and thirty-two above tbsawerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

1RvSe HuL--BARuIs CoScxRrs.--The second and last
Of the two concerts announced this by signor
Ettore Barili, took place at Irving Hall last evening
Unfortunately the weather rather unproptous and
many Of the friends Of the artist and his pupils living
long distance, unable TO attend The audience was
notwithstanding large brilliant fashionable and apprc-
catIve. Tho programme was we'll selected, presenting
choice from favorite operas most OF which
were exceedingly well rendered One Of tho princirl
attractions OF the evening the FIRST appearance OF
Master Alfredo Bari boy OF ten years OF age. the son
and pupil Of Sgnor Eiorc BarilI The child paniss was
received very enthusiastically and played two selections
with much earnesness and effect evincnp in his DELI
cacy Of touch and expression the evidence 81 careful and
thorough training Is not 700 much say that great
things may hereafter be expected Of this boy In the fields
gentlemen who took an active part in the concert do
serve all praise, az does Mr. Bsr himsa for the efforts
have h~ep crowned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

The Court OF Appeals.
ALBANY, April 2, 1909
Tho following is tho day calendar Tor saturday ,NoA
ss4. SO. "a SO. 80. 81. %, 80. % sud ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

Mr.. Horny Thompson's Despatch.
DASBrs AuIs. Fish river, March "A, 1886
ARRIVAL on GENERAL 0RAsoER's OVERLAND COLUMN
The who'll Of Major General Changers corps arrived
here yesterday The roads were in shocking condition
and the assistance rendered by the troops In az
would have been impossible 70 have reached this point
for several daya No rebels were seem except some
forty or Hy by the column under Colonel Ber
tram and stated yesterday, they ned Il the ap-
proach Of Lieutenant Knowles scouts
NARROWING oRDkRA
Tho Sixteenth corps this evening received orders 70
march tomorrow morning at daylight As soon q the
order given TO the troops the soldiers Of the various
commands Commenced 70 cheer most heartily. The
Thirt cath corps together with General Candy and STAR
wiz follow few hours Later.
MILITARY srousrzK
This morning Brgadisr General NcArthur, Of the stx
teenth oopA sent regiment Of cavalry TO the 'front.' Tor
the purpose of discovering the strength Of the enemy
After advancing shout mile beyond the picket linz
nearly two hundred rebel cavalrymen were seen upon
knoll, short distance In advance A. the order was
given 70 our men Bet 70 re II II could possibly bA
avoided they continued marching towards the enemy
who had probably received similar order a. they stood
drawn up In line until the Union cavalry had approached
10 within hundred yards small ravins alone being
between the parties They renamed looking At each other
in amusement for few seconds, whom the officer
manding the rebels rode boldly forward few yards and
saluted our msn- Determined not TO be outdons in
poteness half dozen Of officers also rode forward
few PAGES and returned the salute, when each
mand quietly turned their horses and rode leIsurcly
away without shot having been fred.
ONE OF OUR SCOUTS KILLED AND TWO CAPTURED.
Yesterday morning Of our scouts was found dead
two miles beyond our lines. He was one Of party Of
three whopassed out few hours previous. His com
panions supposed TO have been captured by the
enemy, as they have not returned up to this time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

whisky Frauds ON the Revenue
"a sa 6r. Loun, April Z, 1858.
Extensive frauds by Illinois vhiskey distlsn hsvs,
been discovered amounting half Million by svsdinG.
the revenue Some fifteen hundred barrels consigned ~
menhants here have been seized by the authoritis&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

was arrested he attempted 70 escape He u en- old
onsud,r Recorder Hoffman imposed sentence Of I'VE
years In the State Prison.
The steamer Empire City from New Orleans and Key
West which arrived here Thursday, brought one
hundred and seventy bales Of cotton consigned TO Capt
Moves, who will sell 1t Mmed ately for the benefit Of
rebel prisoners being the balance OF that turned
by the rebel General Maury for that purpose
The Inman line steamship City Of Manchester Capital
Hacron, will sail to-day at twelve NJ for Queenstown
and Liverpool from pier a North river. The steamer
America, for Southampton and Bremen also sails at
tweIve " The mails close at the Post ONCE at hafpast
ten A. NJ.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference for the Eastern
district OF this State again In session in this city
Yesterday, and large amount Of business was trans
acted by the members The kilograms announcing the
additional Union victories read and immediately
the gravity Of the body gave way wild enthusiasm,
which found vent in hearty chsssing md the singing e
= thanksgiving hymn, In which al present Joined
Peter Brghtveger and Robert Burns, boys Of twelve
and fourteen years. were yesterday locked up charge
OF having in company with two other boys who have
not yet boon arrested broken into No 2o7 Tenth avenue
and stolen thersfrom over hundred dollars worth Of
clothing ~
Dr. John 9. Peters yesterday taken before mags-
trate and required 10 give nve hundred dollars bail TO
the charge Of having oommted assault with
. cowhide on DR.. Thomas B. Cunning,
TWO oolored mon, named Henry I'D EdwWa Wilkins,
yesterday committed tothe Tobs for trial. charged
with having broken open In tho bonded warehouse
No. 200 Water street. and stolen goods therefrom-
The telegraph onioe opened in tho st. Lawrence Hall
Hotel Montreal, Is in direct communication with the
American Telegraph Company Of this city.
The stock market continued active and In the a.
cendant yesterday. Governments were firm. Gold was
depressed by the military but closed at 49h down
town At the evening board the closing price was 149H
The commercial situation without especial change
yesterday The lower rates for gold caused some decline
in certain articles but it by no means general Cot
ton petroleum, &C. rather lower; but the decline
was not marked On Change the -four market was dull
and heavy. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn and oats
without essential change In value. Pork was
heavy and lower Beef was moro active at previous
rates. Lard scarcely firm. Freghts were quiet,
and whiskey was steady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

Subscriptions 70 the Ssven-Thirty Leons-
IA PmADsrxHA, April !, 1885,
Jay Csske reports the subscriptions 70 the
loan to-day at So7 oo0 including one subscsptiont
from New York Of $500 900 and from Chicago H.
$l1ooCA Tho number OF individual subscriptions Of
aud.s5oo was 231S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08
THE SITUATION.

New York, Saturday, April 8, 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-05

James Trimbe was arrested IN ashing-
ron = few DAYS ago, at the instance OF
Mr.. Etheridge, Of Tenn on charge OF larce
~. MIR. Etheridge obtained from lranoe
some Of the articles stolen from him, but learn
ing that be was connected with some respeoEs-
he families of Tennessee, Mr. Il. declined the
prosecution This man Trinlble, it is stated,
has letters Of recommendation from PRESIDENT
Lincoln, Andrew johnson, and the Republican
State Committee of Illinois, and for the last
few weeks has been somewhat conspicuous IN
military and political circles figuring extensive.
y as lecturer to the negro population 1he
conditions upon which Mr. E. declined to pros
ecute him were that he should leave the city,
bat not return to Tennessee. IL Published
Gard, Col. Trimble denies this statement en-
tireIv. and says, It is wholly false, aud mai
clous.
The Washington Chronicle, holds sound
doctrine, as follows:
s. A newspaper is not vehicle through
which to vent personal spites or redress priv
ate wrongs, nor is it, as some seem &c imagine,
vast putting machine through which men
may land their friends and promote their per
sonal ends A journal is the trustee OF the
public. It ful6ls it's mission in proportion 10
It's fidelity to the public interests, II should
of course give the news.
: a new invention in Paris is said to be pair
of musical boots, which have been presented to
the Emperor. At every step the pressure Of
the foot produces me|ody-it may be waltz,
mazurka, or an operatic air. This arrange
ment would be extremely convenient for dan
cling master. What sort Of a tune would it
play when you kicked man down stairs?
A translation Of French play has heen
brought out at the Adelphi Theatre in Lon
don, under tIle name Of the ''Workmen of Pa.
sis The play is in five acts and nine tab
leaux, amounting to nine solid acts, aud tbs
first representation lasted from seven o'clock
until midnight.
A most important discovery, far more 50
than that Of tie alleged source OF the Nile, has
Just been made in South America, It is that
the great River Amazon has been found to be
navigable from one end to the other; shat, il
Fact, new route has been opened between the
Atlantic and the Pacific.
Quite Number Of Migrants ars now III
Washington, arrived 70 enjoy winter quarters
at the expense Of che Corporation. Last
night they were lodging around the markets
In old wagons and coaches or wherever they
could get shelter.
New Years Day was most enthusiastically
celebrated IN New York by all classes of citizens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-05
pgcF. LOUIS WJNDRAI'a
BLOOD PURIFY Ing
4 n u
= i & q 4 T " Z + K 4 b $ F,
In Pits md Po9ederx, J

rsVHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING AgenI;ta
J ~ vet known have been most sucosss'nl!g
used for over & quarter Ct = century IN horopes
and fer the last years, also, III th1s country,
sn5 ar,, rarticularlY efficient III the cure Of nj
chronic diseases No one should dispalT Or beng
nnrad without first trying them. no fanny
sbonId he without them, for by THEN timely use
Ynnch sickness can be prev ented. They are lln-
nnrted direct to this port by the undersigned,
snd their purity, efficacy and safety can Be re-
liet, upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some OF the diseases "nlch
have beer. parman5ntly reno 7ed by tt ols use;
letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption ~ It's
aarly stages, headachs,
asthma, cough, sore oyes,
lockiaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
csanp cholic, catsrrh, pain ii Che
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
sy,otted fever, chills and fever, ague, opan
wounds, pneumonia dyspepsia salt r}leutil, can-
Ger, scrofula, jaundice tapewor1n, nll-
licusness, eruptions Of the skin, bowell
complaint, langour, govt, aropsy,
erysipelas, worms. chollc, piles
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white Aux, dys-
ente1y, costlve-
ness mea~
sieg, &c.
null directions accompany each -o:acdy.
1nrorted aad for sale BY
145 Prince ST., nearly opposite the Post Omce
between St. AsapA and n ashington SITS,
ian 3-tf Alexandria, VS..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-05
{ y 4 L o | L i.

xvHEAPEsT AND BEST COAL OIL IN
" THE CITY, By the barrel, or al retail, ye'f-
ces as loo or loaoer than the tozoest--quality
;.neuua.ad- for sale 1T COGAN'S,
No. Is Royal street
vi sre can be had Lamps, Chimnies, Wi'"a
@nd everything connected with Sa9 trade, IN
every variety Of style, together with Il genera.
assortment Of (4as and Steam Fixtures, Chan
deliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &C., Of al the new st7lea,
and beautiful patterns, at prices 70 please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extenslons
promptly attent sd to all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer u.
sale jan 3--If
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-22
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

TnE WEATHER.-The morning dawncd yes.
day amid rain aud hail, but cleared up at noon,
while under foo, was . complcts usas OF fl,h sad
slush. About 2 O'Clock heavy frost set In, aud
continued during tLs night. Tho return n Jack
Frost was taken advantage Of by tho proprietor.
Of the several skating ponds TO a al them over,
and good skating may be expected to-day. Dlr.
ing the gallo yesterday, new building IA Fifa
avenue, near G3i street, was blown down, and
falling upon an adjoining shanty, crushed il 10,
severely injuhng d rnsrd Herman aud John Han
iton. Tie injured men were removed " H.
Lukss Hospital.
Tns wEATuER IN TnH uAEB u.
The gale, which frs, sprung up RON tho Yves, u
the morning, Afterwards voeToi :, \ W. The yssse,
anchored In the rivers have oil more OF les
dragged. but no gres, damage has been done
Several vessels have dragged their snohors and
is published IN the telsgrsptic columns oi tn.
sUs ,his morning.
PREPARATION For CuETsrMAs IN tn.
CnURcnrs Tails year many VI the Churshs. arc
somewhat late In thelr preparations OF svern con
ornmentAuon, but the members, both male snt
female are now bard 81 work endesyoring 10 I'm
ism up before Sunday noN. fhs Protestant T. 10
copAl Churches will DO ths most el.borately 10
corated, and Trinity Church. as ususl, will mah
,he finest display; this Church being considered ID
Cathedral There will 10 large arch In the cent?,
((sFtiaasd on tbs i-nsa PaSsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-22
From Washington.

Al WAenINGroS, Dec 81.
In accordance with the resolve Of the city authori-
e,, test question was pros ed to-day as TO negro
sufAre. About 1900 votes we're recorded against
IND only about 70 In favor OF their extending the
snehse II IL ssld that the friends Of the measure
Tho ebstained from the polls are obtaining siRna-
3ure, to a petition to be presanted 10 Congress,
ereierin: this mode rather than the ballot, OF
Expressing their wishes.
Capt &. X. walhridso, Military Superintendent Of
he Old Capital Prison, returned TO Washington to-
fay lie conveyed tho prisoners, Winder, Duncan
md zee to tho respective pout,to which they had
seeu ordered winler was takcn 70 Richmond and
bred over to Gen. Terry Gee wa LEFT at Raleigh,
J. charge OF zen. Rueer and duncan was conveyed
| , Savannah, and placed In the custody OF General
IteadmAn. They are to 10 tined b. Military Com
Il missions.
The Columbian Comuis'ion las adjourned until
be fourth OF January. The Commissioner. General
'alger for Coumhla and Colonel Thomas Bddle, for
ho Uutod s'a'e., have ~orkel faithfully at their
ocket and out Of tho Isl case have decided G5 and
lave differed only two, which referred TO Sir
niedsrick Bruce, the Brttish Minister for final
0eci.lon The cafes thus far have been argued Tor
Ne claimants by =, ). Cox, Esq, now Of New York,
La Tor the Columbian Government BY j. NJ. Carlisle
tau, Of the District Of Colamlh The award will
lot be published for come time. There are many
nportan, quastions submittoi in the cases, bus
Host important eaios arc yet to he tried
II secIetary OF the fgeislry McCulloch left Wash
feton he morning, on visit 10 Nov York, and III
n absent until after Monday,
The Senate In Executive Session TODAY confirmed
@ nomination OF Edwin Marsh, Of Washin ton
Territory to le Register Of the Land Office at Olym
IA rice Denny, elected Delegate to Congress- Peter
kdvAd Van Aslyne, to be Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the 18th Collection district Of New York
Md Charles Durkee OF Wisconsin to he Governor Of
Territory Of Utah, rice james d. Doty, deceased.
The Speaker Of the House in his appointment Of
he New Committee on Mine. and Mining, has 10
.lre,ented the gold mines of California and Oregon
he silver mines Of Nevada, the lead mines Of Wis
sonsin and Iowa, the copper mine, Of Michigan, the
ron and coal mines Of PennsyI ysnia and the iron
hountain mine Of Missouri.
department. hu in i,s possession some four hundred
Isharse and settlement papors belonging TO 'odier
kansferred to the Navy, and which will be forward
IA on application to the Chef Of the bureau Evory
han.ferrsd soldier who has not received his dis
hsres papers I, invited To tpry, stating his resi-
nent and other particulars, TO prevent fraudulent
kp!iesuons.
By a recent order Of the War Department in N,
,ttlemeni hereafter Of the clothing accounts Of vol
.A.az .alAi~n aiAAAAz->A aHaa hA-.A - -iaAx ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-22
News Items.
Ep Telegraph to the NeY FORT SUM-

~ Ttseyrdph % me Neu forf SUM-
THE Virginia Legislature adjourned Ill the .n,rd
Of January.
DEsrRuo1IyR FIRE occurred on the L.ves at 81
Louis Mo, "Wednesday night Loss estimated q.
about 100000 mosly insured.
AT meeting Il the Fonlan Circles At Louis.
vllr' hy' on wednesday evening, rs1olut.ous de
nouucins o'M-hony woso adoptcd.
TnE ship Roger Alcrn, Cspt. summerv!lle, with
300 bGes of cotton, from Noble for Liverpool,
Was recently wrecked on Sand Island Sic will
prove a total loss
JOINT resolution has heen adopted, unanI.
mously by The Goorgla legislature, to tho sae.
iAa' PTcadert Johnson hn t,cl masuauuous
towards the people Of that state
InE brig CathanLc chulf, from Baltimore Tor
b'''on' with oak plank, sprung leak or Care
'oi on The night OF Tic 15h INST, and cspsizsd.
lhe Vessed was abandoned. Crow ssyel
FIHH at Camp Douglass, near salt Lake, Utah,
on luesday' destroyed a comm,sary warehouse,
hHed with Government supp,oa Loa, over I.
million OF dollars The fire Is supposed ~ have
been 'he work OF an incend.ary.
INV Anniversary Of the Llnding Of tn. Pl-
srims will DO otssrycd At b B,stou to-day, by q
uAnd military dsaolsusG.or. shaa ths puIn.Ioua
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The strorg Divorce CaGo.
RTCOS-TRIITIO
South tArolisa Relieved FROM Military
llutf

" NANWlHWI ~ ~ 'eiui"f ~. iNhb
n NJ Ere, 'cnrU Henidwin p T''rrv. prorisiopai
Cyts'nor y N. Stls of SDuth CarohHd, C0.pm-
4 bid. S. {.
.siH The tino h. Hrived uhen, IN the juifmen,
u The President Of the United suts. the care and
-Dnduci Of the proper sdai, Of tho state Of South
rafoina may be reunited to the Constitutional su-
horiies chosen By the people thereof Without dan
~ 10 the peace aud safety u tho United
Nta,es by direction of the President, there.
pre-. you arc relieved from tho trust which
I" heretofore rsposod In you rs Provisional
tovernof Of tie STATE Of South Carolina shouever
Pc Governor elect shall have Acccp;ed and become
qualified to discharge the duties Of tho Executive
nce. You III transfer the papers anl property Of
Pc stats nos In your custody to III, Excellency tho
Governor elect. II gives me especial pleasure to
spnvey to you the President, ovledgmont. Of
1be fidelity, the loyalty and tho discretion which
save marked your administration. You will please
iive me reply spccif.in the day on which this
, spmmunlc,tion 10 received.
u have tie honor TO DO
n Your EHeelency's most obodlent servant.
n WILLIAM II. SLwAKD.
n A letter Of similar tenor has been addressed by
Rocretary Seward to the Governor elect OF South