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NEW YORK, April 3.

GNG" AShA>i Il pa -
The Commercials special says: It is
believed in Washington that the war is
over, and that an understanding to that efs
feet exists. The programme of General
Grant anticipates all the possible move
ments of the enemy. He did not merely
provide for the evacuation of Richmond
and Petersburg, he anticipated this con-
tingeney, and Lee will find his retreat cut
off at all points. Grant, Sheridan, Thomas,
Sherman and Hancock are closing around
the fragments of the rebel army.
The military organization Of the Con.
federscy will cease TO exist during the
present week. Sherman has yet to be
heard from. He is not inactive during the
great operations now pending. Peace
through war is the object of the Admins
trstion, and its seems to be now within
reach.
The Commercial says the news of Grants
success hiss almost suspended business in all
the markets, aud as yet it is difficult to es-
tIm"te the effect upon prices until more is
known of the fate of Lees army, and the
pre- spect of his effecting q junction with
Johnston to offer battle st some other
point, or possibly to fall conformity upon
Sherman.
Gold has been affected but slightly. The
price opened at l48, and fell to l451, with
no special anxiety to sell. The market has
been largely oversold, and there is a search
tY of cash gold.
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KROM TIE WEST INDIEs.
NEW YORK, April 3.

NEW 1ORkf Aprll o.
Advices received to-day from San Do
mingo denying the rumor of counter
revolution there. The Republic is free
from tumult, and new government is
quietly organizing. General F. De Rsgss
has been elected President, and nine emil
nent Dominigoans, seven of them Generals
in the army, have been appointed as his
cabinet or advisers. Among them Antonio
Polomco, brother Of the ex-President.
A sovereign constitutional Congress
consisting of nine representatives from
each commune have been called, and was
to have convened ct Santiago de Lossislsross
Intelligence from Port su Prince of the
5th Of March has been received The dis
astrous confagrstion in that city was still
the absorbing topic in Hsyti.
The Pre- sident, Jefrard, had issued 8
sympathizing address to sufferers in "a
rious towns and villages throughout the
republic. Subscriptions are being made
for the relief of theRAferers. Cape bay
tian alone has contributed over $4,000.
President Geffrard has proposed several
imDOrtsnt notifications of the Haytian
Constitution. One of these declares thst
any African or Indian, or their descend
aats, are eligible to the privilege of be-
coming Haytisn citizens, and the privilege
may be conferred on such foreigners, OF
Indian or African, as may render services
to the republic. Those only are eligible
to the office of President of Hsyti
whether born on the Island or of African
or Indian blood, 35 years old, and holders
Of real estate.
Three hundred thousand dollars have
been appropriated by the Government for
the relief Of the sufferers by the Port au
Prince fire.
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Senator Sherman, II Gently returned from
a visit TO his brother, General Sherman,
and ex-senator Preston King, Of New
York, and Secretary Seward, we're among
the speakers. During the latter part OF
the proceedings, salutes Of cannon were
fired. There has never before been such q
day of rejoicing in Washington.
The Secretary of State recommends that
the public buildings be illuminated this
evening in honor o f the fall Of Richmond.
Foreign Ministers called this morning
at the Department of State to express
their congratulations on the fall of Rich
mond. The first who called was the Aus
trian Minister; then the Consul General Of
Switzerland, and next the Swedish Min
ister.
BOSTON, April 8.
The Legislature me! at P. NJ. to-day,
but no business could be done and mo-
tion to adjourn was unanimously carried
Members of both Houses Joined in singing
fiAmerica," "0ld Hundred" and other
pieces. Speaker Bullock and others made
patriotic speeches. The butchers and mar
ketmen of Faneuil Hall and Quincy mar
kets, at the close of business, paraded
through the streets with flags and music.
Salutes have been fred, bells rung, and q
general jubilation has been the business of
the day. It is understood that a more
formal celebration Of the great event will
soon take place.
TRENTON, April 3.
The news of the fall of Richmond was
received here with rejoicing. Bells were
rung, band of music and procession
parsded the streets. Speeches were made
by Colonel q. R. Hall, Mayor Mills, and
others.
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FHOn TIE ARnI1 or TnE JAuEs.

NEW YoRK, April 3.
The Heralds Army of the James cor
respondent of the 27th says: Troops were
selected for special service from both corps
and sent across the james, under command
of General Ord. Atsunset ofthe 29th they
occupied the position vacated by the I'd
CORPS, and moved to the left in the midst
of rain storm. General Turner moved
his division, Oath corps, just after daybresk,
down the Vaughn road to make connection
with the right of the I'd corps. With no
fighting this connection was made.
Other commands were slso moved
go as TO make 3 continuous line. Turner
captured line of rebel rife pits with near
lv all the rebels in them. simultaneously
General Foster pushed forward part Of his
division, materially aiding Turner'S sue
cess. The advance Of both these divisions
was inside the rebel picket line and within
soc yards of their main works. Birney' 8
division is on the right of Foster, strength
ening the lstter's line.
Throughout the night Of the Both, ouI
men were busy strengthening their works,
and now have line that will ensDle them
to hold their ground against any force OF
the enemy.
The HerayGS Washington special says
It is expected that the President, imme-
distely upon the occupation Of Richmond,
will issue new proclamation Of amnesty
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FLOOD Ar EIONTKEAL.

MONTREAL Aprll 5.
The river rose several fe,t on Saturday,
and was filed with ice to great height.
One of the shoves came near striking q
span of the Victoria bridge. Yesterday
morning, the river rose higher, flooding g
numbes of streets. Late yesterday after
noon, the water rnshed over the revelment
wall, flooding Commission street. AT about
IL T. NJ, it rose ss high as Paul street.
The Grand Trunk railway track between
Bonaventure and Tannerch is Inundated.
The river rose q foot higher this morning.
The inundated parts of the city are covered
with scows and boards. At present the
greater part of the western end Of the city
is inaccessible except to boats.
The food is causing great suffering and
distress.
LATER P. M-The water isnow slow
IL falling.
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CONNECTICUT ELECFION.

NEW HAVEN, April ).
New Haven gives Buckingham, Union
candidate for Governor 344 majority, and
gives Warner, Union candidate for Con-
gress in the I'd district, 2s8 msjority. For
representatives, in the state legislature, E.
J. Sanford, Union, has $50 in the 4th dis
trict, and Lynde Harrison, Union has $50
majority in the 9th district.
HARTFORD, April 3.--S P. NJ.
The State has gone Union by a very
large msjority.
HARTFORD, April 3.
Union Senator in the lst, district has 63O
majority. In the I'd. district, 7O2 msjoTi-
ty. In the 18th district, 26 majority. A
Union gain.
MIDDLETON, April 3.-8 Pm.
Middleton is Union by l25 msjority.
The Senator elected from this District is
Union.
HARTFORD, april 3-S 30 P. N.
The following is the whole of the Hart
ford yote: For Governor: Buckingham
(Unic M 400; Seymour (Dem.), 2,l72. For
Congress: Deming Union, }, 2,4OO; Mitch
ell Dem 2,I5s.
The Union candidates for representa-
tives have 200 majority.
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Yesterday Evenings Edition.
LATER ACCOUNTS OF FRIDAYS
E16H EIaG.

LATER ACCOUNTS OF FRIDAYS
E16H EIaG.
NEW YORK, April 3.
The Trs6unes special has the following
account of Fridays fighting: At daybresk
q movement YVES made to secure position
to advance upon the enemy, covering
White Oak road, the object being to pos
ses that road which intersects the Clair
borne road, leading to the south side rail-
road. AT eight o'clock Ayers division,
supported by Crswfords, advanced, and
Immediately met resistance from rebel
skirmishers, who were pushed within mile
of White Oak road. at this junction the
enemy masaed, and, with their usual yell,
charged cur column, wavered for q time
and finally gave way, retiring to
Boydntown road and balting on
a hill, where supported by Grifin's diVi-
sion which had just came up, they took
shelter in the bIess!works. The enemy
made several Intellectual attempts to dis
lodge them, q fierce fire of musketry in
the mean while pouring death into the
rebel ranks. At one o'clock Miles division
was ordered to strike the enemys left flank,
while the 5th corps again esssyed to get
possession Of White Oak road by sdvsnc-
ing. simultaneously the 9TH corps moved
upon the enemy who stubbornly held his
ground for some time, when the rapid vol
leys from the right and the loud cheers Of
the successful issue Of Miles attack on the
the rebel flank as he rolled at the enemys
line now broken, routed and falling back
in confusion, followed by Warren's 9th
corps who was soon in possession of the
coveted White Oakroad. The field showed
on every hand traces of ssnguinsry con-
ficts. Huge piles cut down by shot, and
the ground over which Miles swept down
in echelon upon the enemys flank, was
covered with rebel dead. While this was
going on, heavy skirmishing was taking
place on our line as far ss HAtcher's Run,
and our trOods in that direction were sd-
vanced several hundred yards and en-
, trenched, while the shsrp-shooters were
engaged 10 silencing the rebel batteries
b 6tsugh's Michigan brigade was in posi-
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Associated Press Report.
THEPOTONAC ARMY.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAC,
April lst 1865.

HEADOUAhIEHS AhM1 IOIOMALR
April lst lo65.
The greater portion of this army has not
been engaged with the enemy to- day. The
time has been occupied in erecting works
on the new line, and repairing the roads
connecting different corps. The late rains
had rendered it impossible to move wagon
trains as fast as the troops advanced. One
train took forty y-eight hours to move five
miles with the assistance of 900 men but
through the untiring industry of the officers
in charge of the qusrtermSster and COM
missary departments the army has been
almost as well supplied as when in its old
qusrters.
When the news of Sheridsn's repulse
reached here last night, part Of the 5sh
corps was at once dispatched to his aid,
and it is expected that either tonight or
in the morning we shall receive good news
from that quarter. It appears that Sheri-
dan was moving on the road leading to q
pl,ce ca led Three Forks, about three miles
from the Southside railroad, where two
cavalry brigsdes, Of Pickett's division,
which had been moved out in great hur-
~. came down on road running from
Sutherland station. AS Sheridan's cavalry
had most of them passed the junction, this
movement of the enemy threatened to cut
him of, he however discovered his danger
in time to get his command bsck with only
a slight loss, at the same time taking about
one hundred prisoners
Both Lees were present, but one of them
was at q respectful distance.
On being reinforced this morning BY the
9Th corps, the enemy fell back so rspidly
that their dead and many wounded fell int
our hands, IS well as those Of our own that
were unsvoidsbly left behind yesterday
afternoon.
The attack made on the enemy's line il
front of the gath corps was BY Fosters di
vision, and about 200 prisoners brought il
I-the I4sth New York taking most o
them. Some 800 or 400 yards Of grounC
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was taken from them, and our picket lines
are much further advanced.
- bis morning, this position was
Led; and few OF our men csptured,
but in 8 very short time it was retaken with
about 40 prisoners and stand Of colors-
Our Losses, up to the present time, will
not exceed $500, while that Of the enemy,
on some parts of the line at least was
greater than our own, but of course the
total cannot be given.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY POTOMAC,
April I-Midnight. !
A courier from Msior General Sheridan
has Just arrived with the most cheering
news.
The combined foces of cavalry and Major
General Wsrren's infantry advanced on
the enemy this afternoon, driving them
several miles and capturing about 1000
prisoners and q number of pieces Of srtil-
lsry. They retrested to Five Forks, where
they were fanked by a part of tie 9th
corps, which had moved down White Oak
road. It was here the lsrge number of
prisoners were taken.
The rebels then retrested south along
the White Oak road, and were vigorously
pursued by General Sheridan, while Nc
Kenzie's cavalry, from the Army Of the
James, advanced on the Ford road to-
wards the Southside Road. When the
messenger left it was only about
three miles from it. and would undoubted-
ly reach it before morning. Thelast great
line of railroad the rebels have to supply
their capital and Lees army by is about to
bo severed, AMI it is firmly believed that
they will Immediately leave their present
position at Petersburg and Richmond.
Sharp cannonsding is now going on
near the centre of the line held by the left
of the 6th corps.
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CERrLF1oATE TIE OF AUTHORITY.

Toexpire Oh the slst day Of January, 1855
AUprroR OF cTATEs OFFICE, J
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
CoLUnBus, Ohio, February l3. lo55.J
WHEREAS. The HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE
COM ANY, located at Snrnglield, in the state
or Mass has filed in this Otice sworn state
ueut of its condition, required By the hrst sec
fioD Of tae act " To regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State Of Ohio, passed
April s. 1856 and amen3el February 1866 anu
whereas, said Company has furnished the un;
dersgued satisfactory evidence that II Is possessed
nf at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested in stocks, in bonds, or IN mort
cages worth double the amount for which II u mort
Fa9ed; aud whereas, said Company has nled IN tbis
Office written instrument, under Its corporate seal
Stoned BY the President and Secretary thereof, au-
fh0rz any ageut or agents oisaid Company n MS
State to acknowledge service Of process for and IN be-
haf Of said Company according to the terms oil said
law. A.. I'll. .,
die al 5resaid act l. JAMS h. GODsAN, Anditor o.
STATE for Ohio, do hereby ceItdy hat the said
n Hsmp5ep Fire insurance Company Of Mass, is au-
II Tied 20 transact the bus gess OF Fire Insurance
N sis state until the thirtyrst day OF January, IN
tbe year one thousand eight hundred and sixty SIX
In witness whereof have h5reun o subscriber my
nsme aad caused the seal Of my of1ee 10 De aInxed
lie daT and rear above written.
Fscs1 = JAS. h. GOODMAN,
tStsTp Auditor Of stats,
AARON CLARK, Agent,
md
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FALL OF NOZZLE.
NEW York, April 3.

NEW YORK, april 5.
The Commercials Washington special
says Intelligence received from the
Headquarters of our forces warrant the as
surance that Mobile is now in our posses
sion. Important positions had been taken
which promised to place the city at our
mercy.
1t is said that a great battle remains to
be fought in Virginia, and that Gen. Lee
has still means of making formidable re-
sistancs, but it is believed that the war is
substan TALLY ended, and that humanity
will induce the enemy to abandon the con-
test.
It's reported that Majer General Potter
was dangerously wounded.
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OHIO ELECTION RETURNS.
Especial Di,patote, TO the Cleveland L.ADrR.J

lopoOidl Ol5pdtCLts 70 tue OteNolanQ AAADEhsl
FREMONT ONO, April 3.
In the Fremont municipal election the
Union msjority was from I6O to 200.
Township, 100 Union majority and over.
COLUMBUS, April 8.
The election here to-day has resulted a
hundred fold more fa7orably than the
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psted. Six of the nine Councilmen elected
are Union, thus giving them a majority of
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city went last fall nearly 500 Copperhead.
CINCINNATI, April 3.
At the municipal election to-day, Col.
L. A. Harris, the Union candidate, was
reelected.
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RELOICING.

BUFFALO, April 3.
Dispatches from Esssern cities show great
rejoicing over the fall of Petersburg and
Richmond.
A dispatch from President Lincoln to
the War Department, $50 this morning,
reports Petersburg evacuated.
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TIE aALE OF z.aO,s.

PHILADELPHIA April 3.
There wereS2, lO8, 300 worth of the 7-3O
loan taken to-day. The largest Western
amount was 100000, from Lancaster, Pa.
The largest Eastern amount was $4,000
from Philadelphia, and l,473 individual
subscriptions. Jay Cooke & Co. are meet
ing with the greatest success with this
loan
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FROm ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, April 2.
At the municipal election james l.
Thomss, Republican candidate, was re-
elected Mayo By large msjority.
It is reported that the rebels have taken
Fort Smith, Arkansas. It needs confirms
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FROM COLUMBU
special Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER ]

COLUMBUS, April 3.
There was splendid spontaneous DEM
onstrstion this evening over the success of
our arms in Virginia. It only needed the
presence of Psrson Moody to make it sn
old fashioned love feast. Speeches were
made by Governor Brougb, Mr.. Dorsey,
Sam. Galloway and Others.
Pay Agent Williams certified into the
Slate Treasury to day $I74594 allotment
bounty money received from the l85th
Ohio.
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NEW York, April 8.

$50 this morning-Lincoln reports
Petersburg evacuated, and Grant thinks
Richmond also. He is rushing on to cut
of retreat.
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MICHIGAN ELECTION.

DETROIT, April 3.
Scattering returns indicate the election
of the Republican candidates tor Regents
of the State University.
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DENTISTRY.
D DEMOYED.
r. EGLLIWELI, n. D., Dentist,

Haz r-uo7od from tbs corner Of ontsri0 Ftreet end
fbe Public squars TO his Bicok, NJ. 50 II ti-I-
GAN ST., hrst door uom Ontario st., nol .h sic.
Or. d. returns many thaDkt for the great pat
ronage hs has been favored with for the past twelve
years, Lua Eil 10 pleased = see his old and a.
many new patrons as may Plesze 70 cal at his NV
estAblishmsnt.
March 9th, 1855. .. nh2s
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there will be an immediate organized
movement for the return of Virginia to her
place in the Union, in which case Lee will
abandon the rebel GAUGE.
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VIRasEla HEPENTIN0.

NEW YoRK, April 3.
The Posts special Eays it is reported that
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