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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
l.nX. XnIfcc,
From The Raleigh STANDARD, Apii! Ia

From The Raleigh standard Apii. H.
GOV. Vance II desperate Uaylsltr. lie wa
true man q one line bat 'c has iios'otled and ha'
acc becn following tie Gittorug pAaninin ~ ie sue
cession Pr prrsdrB - JEFF DAVE. But W',h or Two
inee he mode speech to the COnipdera'e TROOPS near
>ni Geld throw donec IN the f1ce II Gen. sbcfni,n
end .1en,niv dcea icd what lc Knew 10 De- untrue tfa'
w.. h.hes ed tie Cnfedoratcs would succeed. ih-eal
81 e,cife hs pledge 20 cht whom his state slOrld
invsf II and tle cfp.tal threatened ard instead 81
.upf,1e 70 make good The swelling Worls OF ma
~fltbl c.d speech be ran Ike kde, soon rs Gen
- elinan marched directly on RALEIGH. nc W"nio
neither rht TIE invaders "a iil Ntte ior tIaNu ~ ne
own r.opa in the midst 81 aeir trials. thou'h Gen
~ cfran kindly oGcf hin. protection II lie N"ulI DO
he latter such m cNecu We h simply III for huthln 2
T. r same N true or small ilg Dfs - TIE present Leg
siGture. orr peCJo czpsct tat botb VII De- Wiie1
o.L whether ul s.efe Convention " ~ the action vi
e. Frlc.rl G0g.TLusLt. Con oryaiisfn IlesIs ne lIe
ry q, "A u griat ol suc the rejection " wat J.
bad and il always iI plies the right a. tue teo4e 10
ri. Tie IS II lssyatsn Is ne endless itTpetui
.ura ofthe America Orion. ilr INST yield g
that Exioftcd o-ths o. allegiance are sorthess II
lie heart is not on the Ups, tie olih - in"okeIy-
We do uot S6nt sccc>ionsts ar their hc8 10 rue Us
W want .acw end + r hearing ~ the polls.
Coy. Iapce defeated the Itoposition Tor a Confeh'
fion ~ fc .t rs. Ju Il tie Lcrsi ture. II Ton
trut.og curd hove been called Give months ago, A.
see es!ucsi desired 10 Should hc, ne leLef4l orces
would .rger have INV aded tic iAicror Of ts State,
and l. C0uNrLi1L bad been called "a The Lass SESSION
O. ur Ieaisaiufe this rep ion oi the state would lot
t.v. n.sI. visited IS ,io Federal forces. We should
Of .irgic au' az Fayetteville ANerysberoueh or Ben
tonsyile GOV. Vance II responsible FOR al tA.s, NJ
by his influence The Convention proposition vss de
feated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
u,ems OF News from Richmond.
The following items are clipped from II
Richmond Wig Of last Saturday:
HARD CASES PUT TO WORK

HARD CASES PUT TO WORK.
YESTERDAY several gangs Of I" bounty jumpers, de
serers thieves aud Others who have fallen under the
ban Of the army regulations pat work clearing
MAN, Governor and Bank sts. of tho debris Of brick
that ncumber them. The gangs were heavily guarded
by sentineG with loaded muskets and the demeanol
and appear Of the individual members Of the gangs
showed that the police precauton not unnecessary
They talked, jabbercd. and Jawed good deal. bu
managed TO ft good many bricks during the day. On
the whole presume 1t IL pleasant relief from the
monotoDy Of guardhouse confinement TO them.
TIE NEW PAPER
The first number OF The Richmond Times new Jour
nal published by Charles H. wynnc, esq. at the corner
Of Main and Fourteenhsts.. made its appearance yes
erday morning It's columns are devoted 10 news and
the political events Of the day. without editorial com
ment. The initial number opens with q compiled &C
count Of the evacuation Of Richmond and the attendant
conaagration, and tho history Of the events incident
thereto is 10 be continued through subsequent numbers
until completed. Mr. Wynne is practical Job printer
long resident and well known in Richmond and We
wish him much sncces. his enterprise hoping thai
The " Richmond TIMES" may never suocumb = " hard
times"
ARRIVAL OF GIN. HALLRCK.
Major Gen. HsnTy Wager Halsek of the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
The Case OF O,Kane against O'Eauc and
PairuersfGu.

We understand (says The Comet) that this re-
markable case which excited much public interest
when before the Divorce Court at tie beginning Oh tse
last year will occupy attention OF tho Judges Mt ono
,of the Superior Courts Westminster saorly. On ls
occ aston il will before the public IN FORM when
VIII once moro raise the question OF the enpabiy oil
he noble ord Some curious revelations will, We I'M
derstand be made, and extraordinary correspond
lCnce made pntiic.-I Talbot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26

States Army came up 10 Richmond last evening In .
special steamer from Fortress Monroe He occuula
the jeff Davis mansion Gen. Ord having char ged hu
quarters to the late Confederate Secretary Ire
residence on Cjny-st.
ONE THOUSAND D0LLABs FOUND.
hoy picked out Of the paper rub lsh Of the Bank Of
Commerce yesterday a 81 0OO Confederate treasury
note. which had some how Or other escaped destruc
ton. He offered 10 cents In Union currency fop
his prize, but he Indignantly refused the premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
Fross lie Tessps Of PGrfs, .frriFs.

The Paris Temps OF Saturday publishes the
following letter the subject Of the epidemic in Russia
OF your Yesterdays number and In consequence Of the
runors that nearly all the papers spreading respect
Ing fever. which they call the Siberian plague pre-
Won so,ne particulars which hope will assist in estsb
fishing the truth OF the matter they do not entirely
top the e1aggeration which Las been INDUCED in Jun
bach fIou 5. Pe,eTtI.g ] WA able. dtrrg my sthJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
FROM TENNESSEE.
Military Movements,

From Our Special Correspondent.
GRETYvuIP, EAST TEyyEssEt. April 10, 1860
Matters in this Department that would al
other times be passaby interesting, have SINK INTO I'D
solute insgnicance IN view Of the recent brilliant sno
Overwhelming achievements Of the National arms Al
tie East. Everything and everybody have gwen wa!
to shouts of rejoicing and songs of praise The army
wild with excitement, aud tumunous Joy reisns su
preme while a great and small. feel that the Rebehoi
is crushed--,he war practically ended.
In addition TO the glorious intelligence which cacl
succeeding day has lately brought 10 hand to-day tn'
news reached here that ynchburg was captured ana u
our possessions and that Thomass army has got u
this point t not now contraband TO state that tho
main army is In tits ncigLborhood) the question ma
Iturally suggests itsolf:
WHAT Is NEXT on THE pEoGRAMMK'
II Is the general impression here that johnston after
be las learned Of Lees surrender will not be mad
enough % offer further resistance but will make tn
best terms lie can ard follow suit In that oasc the
further progress Of this army Eastward would seem to
be altogether unnecessary Indeed, as write there
are certain indications developing themselves, when
are strongly suggestive Of retroGrade movement ON
advance las already reached Bristol While the main
army vii, very probably. go further sufficient
force Tor ,lst purpose will move 10 complete the ~
pairs on the Tennessee and virginia Railroad.
THE RAILROAD.
In all probability in iour Or five weeks from now
TRAINS will be running from Knoxville TO Richmond
As far as can learn tie read between Bristol and
|Iyrchburc is now in mining order tie enemy mol
having destroyed any portion Of II yet and as mol
likely that what few struggling Rebels :heIo may be SIN
along the line viii Lot be allowed TO disturb H. Us
contnred safety may be reasonably calculated on. be
tween here ard Balls Gap, our construction corps hn'
been somewhat retarded IN its progress by having u
erect 81 immcrsc amount Of work but ~ Il at j.
now ahou. finished ard iIoins likely 10 be running To
this place in few days tie further progress Of TIC
work OF repairs wiz be rapid so that In couple o.
weeks II Is expected. the road viii be completed 70
Bristol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
The Washington Birthday Dinner
Tendon.

10 IRE Edlorcf he " T. TritaHt
SIR: The letters of your special correspond
cnt dated London February j.. and 25ih ulfno which
appeared in your senwoohly issue of The 10th inst
have Just been brought to my notice, and ms Chairman
Of the late committee upon tie dinner at 81 James,
Hall Loldor on tie I'D Of febfuary in celebration Of
Wasliueoa's Birthday. l beg 10 correct in few
words tho spurious Information given to your CORES
pendent by LIZ ageuts in London
Tie lGte committee and those present at the dinner
need only state IN proof of tlcr Loyalty and political
sentiments that the Honorable Freeman u. Morse,
o. 5 Consul in London, presided ut the dinner. and
that tie T. :. Minister Ut this Court, with llo whole
American diplomatic and consular saf were not only
resen, bu were actually consulted in reference to iis
principal featsrc w; wleiler tie Anniversary Of
wsshinron's Birthday should be celebrated by poIn-
eel or soeioi dinner AID tic feeling @; every SArnE
BORN American IVES most decidedly N favor o. ph.
yate social entertainment confined 70 oyol Americans
ard a Few Of thor PERSONAL, sympathillug English
friends Tie fercTs! feeling OF a uue.bcatcd Amen.
cans resident h,lo 10 the effect hat good cen BE-
Gccompis he'd in this country by making political
euousiratiors ami soliciting nom the people pcouni.
aIy and other aid Tor our sic. aud Wounded soldiers
], sir and all Americans with whom / have spoken
upon tie shjcct. feel deeply unlimited az The course
pursued by tho slfsylcd rcplc',atatyo q TIE L. ,.
sanitary Commission n hs ,'rts 90 rcsc funds from
re people Of this county; tie oouiiruo.ol Il The
once lie holds OF course depends upon ID success.
were he even O Ha'irs born An, ican EEL that tho
credit of our country and tbe lonor 81 tlnt noble r
fusion the u. :. SANITARY Commission is 100 great and
delicate sponsb.liy 30 Oe entrusted 70 fi gle in
diydual Gra who ticsc responsibilities are Gcas nted
10 ono Of Engsh birth whose connections ar, among
tie strongest ympaihizsTs will onemes, We do not
fc justified In lending ourselves 10 bis yovs. and FOR
Ills sole reason have been 10 grossly ibetd by
your unsus peong speaol correspondent, Hlo rocei' q
his information from the British lmlch Of the L. 8.
SANITARY Commission, And from De- agents
Being unwilling to iutruie az TOO great length upon
your space viii end BY asserting most cmQlAti. ally
that there Is not word OF truth IA any one - the
charges or destinations made by your corrc- ponden
agaiuf the promoters Of those prcfcGt A. tie din
ncr 10 which he las so graphically referred.
Trusting 70 youI well known sense Of jusdc" TO allow
these few lines appear in carly issuo Of your n
hlentii paper. subscribe myscf
Your obedlent servant
w. u BAuLiED.
No. g MlHeAerer- Square, london, March 81 l-65.
NOTE.-Our London correspondent, IN hls
n fIH.Wts 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
GEEENBACKs.

Ihis army hs, uo been paid for nearly seven months
and IL IS not % be osteTed at II the soldiers are inpa
tient ana dissatisfied Tie paymastcr osunot come too
soon. 7. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26

No. % AlHeAener- Square, Lordon March 81 l-65.
NOTE.-Our London correspondent in hs
last letter, published in 1uE DAILY TRIBUNE OF
Friday the DIST inst, made ample apology for
the mistake into which be- had been led in re.
gard to the dinner referred TO by Dir. Ballard.
I'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
sToNTMAS.

There has been nothing heard fon Stonemar' raider
since Inc capture Il Boone, :. C. u all probability
they passed through Salisbury ard destroyed The fnI
rond rdgc over the ZiGkn River. Af,rr carrying ou'
The programme laid down. 1t Is thought hcge That
s,oneman win effect Junction with Sherman. Hemal
possibly return by the nclbufg Hsiiroad and see ih
he roaA T. Segt intact However, before this 'eacbo
Won The whole thing viii vcTy likcy be known from
ether ,ouIoes-;lc WAY in fact may be c'osed-wc'
leaves pieseai 81. mining useless.
uLIsJS-EIRK.
FOLLOW Ing closely in tho wake oistonenhu. Gen Ili
son. commanding the fourth division Of tho Iolri'
Cclpa. rasled over into NoriA Carolina with bis cor
mand He has lot set been leard nom. but his won
ri doubtless DO the capture AID destruction 81 il'
uroviing bands e. tusi rclCrs which incst Wester
Sorih Caro.ina. The "a North Carolina Infantry. com
nandeG Ly tic voted Col Kirk - with In'-on and 40
nearly every nm in tie regiment b. wei acquainted
With tie country ard SHOWS rore or oss 81 tie DEEPER
a,e cui.troa.s and outlaws who rfest it, uonnaiD'
and rn,nos tie oeaungout pIocessm expected 20 u
borough nud effective. Col Kirk j. one ol the hrioc
iof tLe1nr. Tie character Is u tho Wild, romantic
order aud liz oyay g. Inl.lcilog and has bone be
brnt Il many severe cad fcatliag t,st He has no
less than twelve ballet marks on biz rerso1-sflt me-
menoes OF III. tender regards of HE errIg brethren
Should uerrias continue their depredsors after the
war 10 over ench XIX will be tho sort Of ma
cria 70 effect the thorough c1teI Ginaon Of tie ont
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
The scheme to Murder Presidsnl
Lincoln Long Contemplated, !
In the NArpSAL REruBLrcAs Of Januar,
q 1865, we Published the following:

In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Of January
.S, 1865, we Published the following:
A scHENE TO MUhpgR rRssiDrNf LIScoLS.
The following appean In the advertisina
columns Of the Selma (Ala.) Dispateh 1
One MiiioH Dollars Wasfea 70 Hfats
Psaee bg tAe Ia ef lhdroh LII the citlrunsoi
the southern Confederacy viii futnish M
with tho cash, or good securities for the sum
of one million dollars, wiz cause the live,
M Abraham Lincoln, William n, Seward and
Andrew Johns0n 70 be taken BY the Let q
March next. This will giye Us peace, and
,atisly the world that cruel tyrants eanno,
live IN ,'iand of liberty. n this Is moi
accomplished, nothing, viii be claimed BE-,
yohd the sum of fifty thousand dollars, In "a.
vance, which u supposed 10 b. .necSssaft q
reach and slaughter the three tillains.
will give, myself, ono thousand dollar,
towards this patriotic purpose. Every on,
wishing 10 contribute win address Box X,
Cahaba. Alabama. X
December 1, 1854. ssE
Il may be reeollsctsd that when GHoRor
b. PRESrick, o. the Louisyilie Jonrnai n.
turned from his visit 10 Richmond last win
ter he stated in his paper that the rebels had
concocted a plot which would startle IN,
world, and which he was not at liberty 4
divuige. Perhaps he viii now explain whaI
was meant by thststntsmsnt,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
f.l.l Id fl-neral lIn.nllnir.

y.
Uadef Direction " Suroson n. o. Ab1on.
Y. 90, h'dtcaI Dfrsetvr Dspd'tmsaf y
Washington.
i. Arnory Square, Washington, y. O.,
Seventh street west, between G and d streets
.outhi In charge Of Surgeon D. W. Bliss,
III. IS. ".
4 Carver, Washington, D. c., Fourteenth
'street west, al terminus Of city railroad, In
charge Of Surgeon o. A. Judson, y. =. v.
.. Campbell, Washington, u. G., Seventh
strsvt west, AZ terminus Of city railroad north,
I. Columbian, Washington, d. c., -Four.
'tsenth street west, al terminus Of city rail.
Lvad, In charge Of Surgeon 7. r. Crosby,
5. RieUrd, Washington, D. c., corner
fourteenth street aud Massachusetts, avenue,
IN charge Of Surgeon c. W. HOrner, u.s.Y.
8. Douglas, Washington, d. O., corner Of
! street and New Jersey avenue, in oharge
.of Assistant Surgeon Vim. fr Norris U.R. A,
7. Emory, Washington, D. c.. near Aims.
house, east Of the Capitol, In charge Of Sur.
'ysvn n. n. MoseIey,i q. S. v. a
., Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, two miles
pack Of Alexandria, In charge Of Surgeon
David p. Smith. U. S. V.
.. Finley, Washington, d. c., Kendall
llrobn, fodrth street hast, north Of ths city,
IN charge Of Surgeon u. L. Phhcoast, Y. s,.t
10. Harewood, Washington, d. e., Cor
coran's farm, Seventh street west, In eharg,
20 Surgeon r. D. BOnteeou, U. s. V.
n. Judiciary Square. Washington, d. O.,
Judiciary Square, L street north, between
Fourth and fifth streets west, In charge oI
assistant Surgeon 4. Griswold, U. s. v.
4 ~ Hnlorama, (small.pon,) Washington
ID. e., Rock Crhak, out Twenty first street, Il
charge Of Acting Assistant Surgeon n. J
rhomas, U. s. A.
10 Lincoln, Washington, d. C., ono mill
sast Of the Capitol, In charge of Assistan
surgoon J. G. Mckee, U. s. A. .-.-
IA. Mount Pleasant, W :shingtop, u. @.
Fourteenth street, one half mile beyond tn
city limits, In charge Of Assistant Surgeon
II. Allen, U. 3. A.
10. Seminary, Georgetown, d. c., eornel
of Washington and Gay streets, in charge o.
surgeon H. W. Ducaehst, U. =. V.
10. Stanton, Washington, D. C., street
and New Jersey avenue, In chargs Of Sur
geon' Benjamin B. Wilson, U. :. v,
IL, Stone, Washington, ID, e., Fourteenth
street, opposite Columbian hospital, IN eharg,
of Assistant Surgeon p. Glennan, U. S. "
-. First Division General, Alexandria,
Va, corner Of Fairfax and Cameron streets
In charge Of Surgeon 4. Bentley, U. s. V.
~. Second Division General, Alexandria
Va, corner Of Prince and Columbus streots
In charge Of Surgeon Z. Bentley L. S. V.
20. Third Division General, AlsKandria
Va, Washington street, between Queen Rnt
cameron streets, in charge Of Surgeon Z
Bentley U. s. "
81. Augur General Hospital, near Alex
andrisi In charge Of Surgeon q. L. Sutton
~. s. v.
20. Point Lookout General Hospital, Poinl
Lookout, Maryland, Id charge Of surgeon A
liegsr, U. s. A.
30. Quartsrmaster's Hospital X. stres
horth, between North Capitol aud Pirs
streets, DR.. Lincoln in charge.
"a. ouartermnster's Hospital, CsNalr,
Depot, Giesboro, L, o. 0smun. N. d. u
.pharRr.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
PETROLEUM.
|THg STANDING STONE OIL COMPANY
u OR WEST vlRUINIA.
cAP1TAL, ". 90, cc, 1T
IN 70. ooO shares, at 80 each.
price, tI5 per share, subject to n
ether call or Gsseszmeni.
%, 600 shares 70 be sold At the spb.
soription price. 10 rsarp4
PETRoLEU NJ.

The property Of this company consists % ~
well .known Martin OF Standing stone tract. and
pontAins from 3 800 10 8 90 acres Of land, ID
fee simple, free from leaSb-, undivided iHtafess
Fhe Little KAnawha riysr) and rs tributaries pall
Through this property, aud u has upon " lHrEef
hmount Of boring territory than IL owned by anr
|other company IN West Virginia. II II situated
0n Writ eOunty, near the celebrated Rathbone,
or Burning spring tract, aud In extent Of terri
ioTy 4 ave times greater, and IA considered byl
~ experienced oil men familiar with the oil did
lret Of West Virginia quite equal 10 " not supe1
fior 10 tho Rathbohs trBet. The Standing StousI
On Compsny's property extends from the Ltttie
kanAwhA river, near Burning Spring Run,
|Across the waters Of Standing stone creek, I'd 4
sludlhg . portion Of RoblnsOn's Fork aud TWd
llifis run, and IL Immediately In the Great OH
Break, extending from Burning spring througll
by Standing Stone and Petroleum 10 Horse Meek
Wells, near the Ohio river, aud embraces tho
line Of uPHEAyAL. r.
The ProPeriy Of this company has no, bssn de-
heiru, who could not convey until they attained
helr majority, which the youngest did lew
days ago.
weIis are being bored on the sdJelnlnE laudu,
aud oil had. Il " said that upon this standing
stone tract oil was hrst discovered In 1890
On the Dsyers farm, AdIoinluH, a well IL being
bored aud oil obtained. The well VI MeFArland
Jones, On the Morgan land, Ia near this prop-
These lands are held In trust by J. n. Cam.
den. Esq. President FIRST National Bank Of Far.
kerEburE, West Virginia, aud tho Hoa John 4
Carlils, senator In Congress from Virginia, aud
will be by them conveyed 70 the Standing stone
Oii Company Whenever the stock 10 be Disposed
of by subscription lto wit 30 600 shares) shsll be
snbsehbed and paid for. Three thousAhd ais
hundred shares of The stock have already been
subseriptioSs received at the banking house,
LER 4 co. del4.u
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-20
Later frossl Europe.

Richard Golden, Of England, died on the
ID instant He WIS warmly eulOgiIed BY
Palmerston, Bright, and Disraell, in tbs
House OF Commons. .-gr.
The Commons haye agreed to appropriate
tl6O 900 for the navy estimates
The Tines says u is hardly In reason that
Leo eau long maintain his position Againsl
tue coalescing forces Of sherman, Sheridan,
and Grant.
Nearly all th0Paris journals contain highly
eulogistic articles on Golden. la Presaeh
appeared in mourning. The "Constitu-
nonsln denies the rumored resignation ol
The Minister OF War. ~
The plague continues unAbated at 81. Pc.
tsrsburg. p
In the Spanish Cortes the bill for the aban-
Comment Of 81. Domingo has been adopted b
vote Of lSS 10 Gs. NarvasG declared that
ePaln respected her proper rights, but II was
necessary TO adopt conoiliatOry policy.
Adviess from Brazil state that ViliAba hai
surrendered Monteyideo 10 Flores, and ths
brazilian forces now occupy il.
oohsols amsr, 90i 10 00s; Confederat,
loan, 81 10 80; French rentes, OF 50, U. s.
u",tNenties, advanced Il Illinois Centn
sserIing bonds advanced 1; Erie paid Nj
shares declined 1. II
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, April 6.--Sales Of cotton fol
M1 days 5000 bales. The mhrket dull at I
ueel'ne Of ! TO ID. Sales to speeulators anS
easier. r
Flour dull but steady. Wheat Id. love-
S,fel' Corn hat but easier. Mixed corr
To-. 10, beel dull pork very dun; bacon steady
~ quiet tallow heavy; ashes duh at 20 4
W, ~, iOr pots sugar steady; eOiee quiet aas
s'a sAay rice inaetivei linseed oil quiet rOsiI
gs. & sPirits turpentine fat; petroleum inAe
wv Is TO p. Id. for refined. r.r.
LAIER-PoRrU0AL APOLOaIEEs. y
CIV IoHk, April 1.-THE steamship
Az o. Baltimore, from Queenstown on Ia
A., 'n''p has arrived She is only one dn,
l. LATEST VIA QUEENsfoWN.
tbs, s,'.,tsEsoot, Va April 0, Madrid papers stat
"a ~ hs Portuguese GoSernmeht has Acoeda'
yna american Minister'S demand Cor ID
Srn' s " the commander Of Fort Belin 10
~s thgSts Niagara hf,sr the Psde