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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

reid In ptsisn 8rtso. sbe u au Gnre II.
usrmtdslt pnrsn fSnnsn. III mBeltd; atsr
f1r's G,fe fnb tstne Wnaeid'n oorbanc.n.
Wan ntmmt flr eteisS Ssnlaiioneaui6 lot
pie Gbatfade aur untsrIaae. ro6 an Ter
ianQ0sn Yrdlleentenwabl nur stn Gbsil
Der Staai.n 6d bstbstliatsn. (omtt rts AZ
(onrsrte Srpanilu'ton pruflt(d umts(en
lsf. @tr srfaunsn. bab % nod 2suis
aisbt. BE In psm Wabne idmstsn, ole Oh
uie Gtnmifduna Der suropifdsn Wdbn
BON traeno elmer Groae rss Rtdtss. Ger
@frfdlf9flit, tes @e{ebes une aeuteR
@Iaubsus, turl BON stnsr irr(hen 81
traatuna au6sr Der ibr.S efasnsn Sntud
(ss dbbdnaen t6nns. Don 4uirottrse IN
untsr Snripirusn ifit eintaeu Sab,bun
btrtsn srploetrt unp bat unttr Nseierun~
osn 16erboupt nts triitirt. Mon ft'us
fid Dor. pob 0ouis Napolson unp Qore-
paImerfon (ld In bic Rltuna wstfsp une
ftir pts Rs&te b,ordnatu Nottonen tdm
pfsh ioQsu. xstnu ctslu ptslbs(ddftta
ten alten 6errn bat 3etl oo.r Nsteune fir
etn foldes fab!eubes Rittrtbum."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
9ie Rriegsfiibrnng bonn neutroltn @e'
biet are.

81. Au @ur f,n ru In 1anaea onbaf
,e,.n Nsbsusn Jrtbsutu tn ennaro ron
r.u N,dmonru Bsb5rrsn a'l,derttn BE-
m,ipndds ,bun unwirsrsnlid eor, eof
3,ff Davis aans often rie xtisasfdbruna
Dom neutralen tanari(6en @sbin asasn
cte Ser, Staotsn oraoniG't unp outo,iiIrt
bat. Nola<nru in'ertdanie Beftbl Don
r,m b,fanntsn Nsbtusnoasnisn s. 8.
Glop ir , in Ganueo. rr Dor oy Qbtea
ao,r gonpention loutsl nit nSteli6sn Dc
nofroten pnf,trts. an ben Nsbtu nllsu'.
B,rn,tt +. gouna wuros IN osm probsb
pu st Xlbans Rdutsr uorptlsa':
M,mor.- fdr 4i,ut. Bsnnslt s.
gouna. uon or eonfarsrirttn armss
.. Sbr Bertdt BON Sbtn 6anoIunaen
un,er 9buu 9narue,ionsn pom les'sn is.
:}on pom 2risasltfr,'dr. rnfhli.esno Dit
eia. psr auan,ie eonf0csrtrien SoIrotsn.
ctt Gus b,r 9tfanasnf&oft ,ntpt(6t unp
oou 3bn,n untu 5trsr 3natufhonsn ae
(ommslt uue etnrouiIt hno, 1T mir auas'
eomneu. : She Gmpfttlunas stnss Stu,f.
,uas (raid) ssasnkis auadnali6a Wdss
h Nstmout, ,usra mad st. Altans, uirp
asbiQtas. unp OF 6no autertfrt une an'
aevitfsu. IL gsmdttstt et.fsr empftbluns
>. "~~s".', : 6. 6. G:Ias, IL.
1aaater,:e rae -. Com. g. e.a.
e1t.E.v e 1eAA'H
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
Stdrfe BET Wrmeeu IN Glib &n.
rDltna.

Sn efner @orrsiponrsn3 Gus Nalbuius
pom IL. Nsbr. miro ris Stirfs Ger Nr
mssn In Slo. @arvlina foIesncsr @enaIl
anasaebsn:
Nahcsm Sapannob NIT Iruppen DE
10 Corps binreidtnp fart beiBt norren
maridirts Sb'rman au psitsrsn Spsro
ttonsr on Ger Spibs foIasncer Slrs'ifrafIe
ab: Ia. Gorp5 U2 900 DAMN. 20
Corps (9 O0W Is. Corps (l6 O0O)
II Corps U8 000). Noas,'e A.m,
(22 00M &autusrie GIG 900 d. Gum
ma 1O3 900 DAM Dotst inp 10 200
Wann l&mane Gruppsn mt,Asrsdnel
msI@e in rer @easne BON port NoyA;
bIeiben wsrren. 70 rae rts ui,fl1d NniobI
cer n5reii6 mur(dirsnpen 5t1,,1ftdfn
etn(6lHb'id Der &,paQsris, wenie dbs,
81 600 Wann b.trdst..
a9's Rast Guo bic Armen, Ole es mil
Sb,rman aufnsbmtn (ou.n2 Mls Darre;
Sapann ab rdumt.. nabm Ct unasfdb
5000 Dssran.u NIL, "a ets @serstsr Wlt'
IL ni6t mebr mt3db''e. Sn sarniNonu
IN @sor9ia waren nod stwu 5000 Wann
lrfreut uno in &barl'ton au6 5000
Dnle Is 900 Dram fur jfBt in Suc
Carolina eoncsntrirt; bisr3u Gnp nod "a
rsdnen 4OOO Wann uon DiImlnaten unr
5 DipiFons" ron Qses Nrmu Us OOO);
IN @an,sn 35 900 Wann; eirea 5000
rapon (np 8apausris; faLs yDiImtnato
aerdumt mho. mas wab,{hr.nllb III ir
f6nnsn nod 5000 Wann ole 0uRdrfuna
casu Aobsn; b'er3u fommsu nod 8 b'
10 600 Gin 1bstl BON Door's alter VI
mse). peI6e mad Slo &arolira abesaan
4en fnr: lesfsre flno Runtruppsn un's'
Gem @omuaneo pon @bsotbam unr e
D ess; absr fit limo iu 'pdt obmor(dr
uno f6nnrn ntdt mtbr aur un,nRueuno
pr fsintlt&ea Opua,tousn aur rsatsn
3ei. lsfommen letn.
Nspsn pon Ger 6lIfr. welde rit MHiA
csn rsauldrsn Rsbsuenruppsn lsiltsn pirr
IN unnlB. s. msbr W'In,n fe in ibrs,
Wrmse babsn, UNI 70 i6Iimnr flr fe
Gs fnb tbsile atts Qsute, tbeiIs Rnaben
unp nur tnlofsrn wsrlbuoQ, rd6 Ge Ger
propfout psrttIesn beIfen, weI6er aneern
fau6 ZEN ~yanfsss" in Ole 6dnre fausn
mlrpe. Nuh See fann ntdt beIfen. msoer
rsm Bsaureearp nod rem 6arrss, orn
mer lonf pos COMMANDO flb,t. Gr bal
nur 35 900 Wann Snfantsrie in zen
6e1ungs HtdmoneS unp pcn Ro
uousrie bat er in gang 8iratnsn faum
5000 Wann.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

Die Mrt unr Wsif.. wte rtsftr bnnrsl
betrtsbsn mt,o, IA fola.nrs. ,Gtne Gtrma
wirr praanif fu rnsn partner aus stnsm
0oyalsn. stnem N,utroIsn unp stnena Re
teQ'n btRsbtn. Dtsfs Girma II In ibr,r
3ulomm,uftbuna In ZEN mstRsn GdQsn
Elm @ebsimrte Der loYa|e partner b.
lorat BE Ginfdufe In Nsw' yo'f. bar re..
beutfbs poriner belorat ZEN Ginlauf ef5
BaummoQs. unp rr n,uiraIr portntr lst.,
tst in Wotomoros ne q (ddf's uno eit.
8nbinrunasn. Sn eteisr Gtnrt6'ura
befltbbtt befltbbtt ette ette GGftnta attt6stttta tu ten s8rr:
Efoaien. In D'rir unp In Mtrifo unc
m'adt unasbsuu 9 (ddiIe. Gtn @r
treter tss @tlbdfs flsbt INNER In Ger
@unR csr peridisrsnsn fcinr'ihen Can
csrtbsils unb fam js nod umfanpsn biz
Waidintris 5lsn unp r|rleiren.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
&anbet a,piiebtn ben 9febeueu uub
Ote,p Nurt.

,Dem 6onr.l, rer awif&sn Nsp' gorf
unp ben R,b,0sn dttr Maiamoras bsttts,
ben spirp, {oQ e. alIan ~ tpsfr anltn istn,
-pae pas v9rausr @tfftfippt Dspartt
msnt" psr RetslIen nod IN sSniurrte.ton
pssborrt. B,leiis por esu: @dN Bona,
1858 var,n.ab,r 10000 BaQsn Baum.
peue ,aus E.ras, Attr ben. R.o 0sanps
a,tomm.us fit pdds pis Hsb.ass Mite,
lsn tnu6iMaisn galtrn, tnelufpe. Agnu.
siiisn,. .sstfstsai pesefns assn. 6ftesn'
usfefs 4frvpsn5ass epnspi1e 1usad.
as,ssen psrbsn fnb. bat bteier oaaeel
nod 6tbsuteub auAeneEuen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
Das Muslano uab Die Gonf6oes
ration.

Die eonton ,Eimss" pom 2. Gebruar
meint. pte &:nnahms pom Sort -Utfber
werre III wsttsren GrfoIasn Der Dunpss
wufsn faat<n unb Gem Blotapebre&sn Elm
&np< mansn. merauf ss jfi@ isieea miiii.,
ob pte farIt&t CONFEDERATION obne pte
tlnt.raasuns bee ausIanoss bsfsbfn
f5nnt. .r. ,. -. F., r5&.H 9s539 81. IL
., Wdbrenp tie z9onron Itnees, bas
a3fttoa. 5,e.fdonsttast GnaIanbe fsI&nz
o,fldlt eer So e6rssation 0alet faBt, bat
cudbss,r @artn aat6 ofTaune auf eure,
tdildje ssnterssntien: Eaufaeaftfu. Dire
e,bt. tessnpets aus rem saiamcnp Dssa
pa,dky 4. tstysr.s BEN wir @f1esnees4G Gtslls
entnstmsn:lt ta1 I'll 7hH tsiF7ssfiEa .5aa
" mh ,btbausrn mod hterpab oa ttnr.
esnf6pertrtsa Blaat! 10 beasasea. ealssed
tnilrri on ber s3uee eiusEfuusees .Snkt'
stnttcu nett. DAT Guslanb uub 6saut'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
General See.

Nadcsm @bsrman Columbia. @bor
Isfon ,e. eenomnen. (o1 sr nad llrI'6tn
Berbisn (s!nsn Siseeemor(6 nod Gbar
loue, Yaliebu,Y. Donpile e. fort(sBtn. um
pann In Yrti ruua mil 0ran' N,dmorr {
anAuarsiftn, roo nur ucn s'ma 40 OOO
Wann oebaltsn miro. @|sitisit'p mil
Sbsrman's 1ruppen (ou li6 Don N'r
Bern cine Grptrinou nod farotro in
Bswsaune etisBt butsn. um ote G'lsn'
bnbnpsrttnruna ,mllbsn N,tmono une
Di;mina aion aufsubfbsn. fernr etns on
oere Grpeci.icn nd r,r SQrlsile zee
Nsn(fan0cs uno enrI,6 cine @rpsri''Or
Don Sllennthte. um G& nit Sbuman in
Vtrb,nrunQ 3u (esen.
Soutsn au6 einioe eis(rr Dtridle In
rrr trono(sn Sttmmuna rer Ntbfasn ibrs
Quslle bobsn. 10 fsbt rod (ouiel f'ff
cab Nidmono BON a0er 3ufubr aue
Bsorea uno pon auer Dut,neunQ u''
psn iurlihn Staaten pon Sdo Caro-
Iino on bio nod I.ras atae(hnttsn 1T,
unb rab 0borIsiton. Columbia. Nu ulto
unp anesle SIdrte fem Erie0emo'sriol
msbr rem See ,uilbrsn perrsn. Nue He
lour,sn rss 9se ltsesn auf Gem flstnsn
bnnsulanreoeh'ste 5wN@sn @o,uu'o'o
lnp N'tmcno un0 rte eom&pitten Spe
raiionsn Don Sb.,mon G5'lmo oas. Sto
FsIc. Wsore On UNI Shsr,run. ete siu
tmmn enasree WB um N,hmonr itsbtn
rrrcen tim oub clt(en lrcIt netnsn.
Wus MIL Qsf un,r ririsn um 0ineen
,"fanQ'n - rpie MIL rie Qcri6rerat,on
itr,m Sdidial entaebsn? Sn Rlbmonr
uot man bsbIc0en. 800 900 Sf|uoeo ~
cemofnsn Lfb 1T 10 IatsrI'b, ale
lie Brama,t fare rT ilrlltsn BIa''f'
lber ne 3s,it6runn Ger Vaummou, rtf
nun midi mtbr rsn Yanfses. in re 6dnrs
fllen f5nne. Die Gage oss 2se 1T often
oor tine ucfIofe.
N,dmonr en'bdIt RE b1upl(ddlFtff'n
lutfabr'fsn. WubImdbItn. xanonenaif:
scrttsn. Waldinsnnriild'rn fdr Rrieae
bsca,f ,e.. msl6s r'r .0onf6reraI'on nod
Asbltsbsn Gnc. .D,sis nab onrusn Snsr
III perl:oer. III 10 Au iaa'p unmoah@
unr wobtn au6 2 Da"o,ut wis Qvn6
n1rQ finn Qlsih ltbr tfr,obt. &c. fam
Ridmono ni6t uerlo6'n, obn. N6 cr
Ninel rer 4ri'aefdbrEna flr rte 3ufunfI
In bobrm Wo f. ~ bsraubsn. De3u MIR
be Der GaQ Ridmonr8 r'n .noraIifdsn
Wuib rss Slosns nod csn lsBtsn Bor
adnQen ualIenp6 niecerbrsbsn.
Diu sr os.iudsn, einsn Shell felnn
Iruppsn nod Rem Slcsn au relodiren
sine Ysrbiuruna NIT Beaursaare. BIaaQ,
6arru buauasg'n. UNI Rem Sbnman
6alt Au qsbistsn? ,6at Rtdmonp nur
40 600 Wann Bs(aeuna, 70 aebrou6t Il
jscen Mann isIb(l uno Grant m0bt sfn
trQurian @euerol (sin, menn r rsm See
io(a. @rpsrtments aeRal'ne. 3uesm obsr
bat Sbsrman bsrsIte ttnsn au arobsn Vor
fpruna eswonnen, ols bob (ol6s pIdns Don
GrfoIe (ein f6nnt.n une Gno aud Gle eom'
b'nirten StreilfIdfs ose 8unosa Su md@'
zig.
See tpmmt un6 por. rrft Elm GopiIdn
a { tin,m infenrsn Sdif'. edn Auas
Gebt mobl btr unp rort sinsn Gtle, an
rsm CT db onflammern f6nnls, absr esr
nodte See biest ibm nur einsn lana(a
m,ren Ior, ole RE Doesn. 60 bIdti
e. um nit rsm S&'fs su osr(lntsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

fobrk uup Nbsntsuern rtt&e esten be1
{bbsfkaNx NxrH. faAte tbm bs6sr lu,y yalS bic
Ml4ee eARute,; unp Il fane fesart ts ben
jsrtentafrstsh@tunpsn Usf@mad ,anb 1stt.
Ffh bic HsnrS Me 3u srue1ben, bte N tua'
sbss+es1@tn,dbt S>ofte. :yy4 - ,j.s..
!! Gr fliea bic ,uh Offtier. serliee 'abtr
bonn fHnt, ,Gffgotte> uus., &apttan aut tt'
mem 6onnd0&iff 3u tuerpend ,Sn] ]etsItr
GtAsrfdaft tudtbte a. nebrtre Btoee Sees
iIstlen. srlilt aSer aud etnmal 19@tftsutp
! ! In Z, Ben gtwaRtrn pon- Gumutrd. pttne
Mbfnteurfr madten; Brio H. fetueg 1ets
ma'b ~ elmer populdrss. ipss(bnli6seftI
| iumoI pa II I'D nuhfn Der Yolttt ohsu
Ger Iibsra!sn uuo' !nationalsnt Hpltet aus
idloB.~ Nlsn t847. 3asrf eaSs Wstsu bes
bsrann obsnetn Repautten 9taltal ens&~
aefa, ftidti fitt1 @rnu0 an. Don Qarl IL
tbsytietne BsSFuduHB 5t+stsIan6su u Gtus
grebaritge Demonaratton wurte ,tfi9Iof
fen. an ;tsrsu @riss tas Bolt Birn wdtls'
te. wdbtme nfbsn tbm 0ioreio. .Dortabsu
AoeI pntrot. 1648 befanp d@ baIauf
Brio untsr esn Gteil6aaun, bic urge.
bsus tn ,Iprol rsinaubreden iu&tfn, ''nne
ols nod pfr pfrlorentn Sd!adt scu Sta'
uera 0enspta or lsste 6ort tfr ttaltent.
(dsn uuobbdpaefett war MORT tE f@
oortbsn uno, pitftt tapfer .aut @erttetbt'
auno rsr,Staet nit. Ssbt If sEetnst esr
mueff1en NspubHfaner. aber. 4Gbrftu>
10 ,tsn. N Mrmsuint estomuen.s @te
ttnntn itet etrtaermabsn eas Isrrata...
la1tn Ste uns asbsn, uns untfr bic Uer'
fam umluna 3u miIdsn> une .bun ptr....
nie une be(cblsn. ~,
@ut rsnn! - ioa4, bic Dams. -Denn
MIR. ru gurAn G'1m'tia> aud ut&t6
~bfobI,n" nu'ef. 70 babe i4 bob eaner
oufs,IfQtfn yufc n26lufcmmen,t ,tte rmtr
tIirttn O,tcI{am otAsn ote btiIiees Mut'
,nfi.as scu MS A!j9 49, far ben
@iasu - ..rs,
unr mon etbc'1: trpps!t s',r, t-1eI
bier eu Nttat rim. -->toenn man 3ugati&
NIT eis(fm f;cnrca G'saorlam aud fetner
@aAt aeruasu tahn!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
M. HerZberg u. Co.

d
Rat,n br,u tr.uubeu unb Rem publsu TN uuseueu.n II:
rem Dant ID fir et,teren s.ne,an 'upru unb tno'n VI
um fern. Suna bts a:ebrten putums nl@'u@sn. ma@en
R b. se bns Ne sr Eager Daarsa tr esr
ar5kert unb en neue NuBwdtI ,en
6srt p, @aaren
er5fnet teRstenb aus
De0an,s, Wertnoes. alpuetas.
Mdntel. 5bomls unc Balmoral6
Rnb sen ben usueu geuaern surbanten. Bon
Musltu, Gfanntl unb 9tnnen
taseuwtr aets sinsr oseu 8srrast. u
Da MIR urre Da' .,ta n9el,u, 70 ne MIR oerm'a.ue
beteu ~ u.braen preftn utraufe1 I'm Usrae' ~ bsu
isbiee, boben etfeu,
81 baDis.m uns s1u.n esiud 'os.n w'r bta'aa sn. -
81. 6sr;tero u. Co..
Np S sal auette Strait.
BettrOps!tau Blod.l
Gbr. G6rrina unb xbeo. Deterfen,!
auh g,,r,dnter N sn{tr.m @ttdft slnuasumbn(3
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02

nj. ric(tm f;cmmca G'saorlam aud lttuer
NaA. ,oeru5su tann. -
! Gnslib - Gsr.i6 - ,tefen tem
etnn;'e' ren &,ntL,ut he rermummtsu,
obu un,u tirnrter lItf cod erteuuba'
rsn .0fRaI!su ouf eu lntlne III, Il.
Cospctto ii Dacco - fsbte Sitrbtni
5jn,u - no. au alien lsuf.lu> b!tftt 9b1
eenn, Wrmtllini Ias bolt mtrb~ uuIu'
bia. % mu6 robt;u WithrnaM ff{n l.
Bsrubiat gua! - sa'oeant,e Armel-
lint nit fonestar bswepn Stimme.: -
Sbr bab. flr rte Sade per Neuoluttou
eusa eie(sn Benua msbr 9.wonnsn, olS
psnn oqe cen &69er &u1.r Dsrtet(am'
tBie?!- ,5nse IS bon cen eipptu BET
grrunte, .. i, f.. 1870 ,~,z. -.......-
3a tin @unttr es(dsbtng -,
.Dcmonio! ia! - rtsf armeQlat-.-
Grtnerer mar Is Die bstli9e WuitsE ;@ot>
lfe felbf In ou' fbrsr 6immeIsalbIie ober
rer .IeufA In gtfa1t. (tfues bfmmltf&'
(G3nsn Beibt6 -. -. 49,
Tte Sdsue res prdGoent.n erflans.
Armeutn{ lfbrs feline Hsre Ietls. sen Wunp
on ras DIR Sis1btnt's eslset, fort.,,
Im duBsr.u Gtneonae. an nsrj alien
ufAoQsntn Mausr, ni&ten.n at,rmols
,rci Ys1mummts. Gin Bsttlsr (ae am
poeen.
Ecce Domino, tu cognovisti omnia,
noyissima ct antiqual -. flRerte BE
etns Or ruumummisn@ @efalttn. O. mar bic
Gimme les Nbtate. :,,z
Quo ibo spiritu tuo p? - ent8eentte
eer Bstllu unp 1ldts sur Setls.
:. Gtas tlstne, balb in pie Grit btn.inSa,
esnre 1blr erf&isn. DteBetreu fHlapf,
ttn eurd rtcielte unt tW Bsttler lnB.rte
Id mtter Dor cte Ssffnung.
GaT.n Ste usine 6unp. AlteGa! -
(aars Der Abtote uno f1brte bic Dame
rurd nnen Ionaen otpunptuen, snaen
uno fnlun Gang. ben cine Gtleulbdre
(6Ice. Der Nbbote tlopite brstmai.,
Evviva Italia! evviva la republica
romano! ents,onet. r.r 'wrbauie."
Die Ib1rs 5fnsts li&. nod stnsn @ana,
nod stns zbdre, nod ein Yoe.
mort .unp tte @umummtsn ftaupta
tnttten In tsr gsriummlune. . - 5.a
Ganino fprad, 5tsrbtut Gaif. "a.
sal,t, Birip, tmmsr Ginsr .alltentet,,te.
9tif.rter. sralti.,sr ole Der Hneete. DE
pursIs Run NOR Sort mil bsu1. Nltut'
ittftdm Roif. fort NIT p,u' 9sfutFnT fort
mtt'esm Rtoimsrt eet pfaHtu; fott hit
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-02
N E Il {
98 inter- @QQren

. In GROCER Wuswobl itets an 6ane in
Otto Klug's Store,
30. 50 weRlid. 3nette Strabe.
Diruntet
Deutlde Gude, Gad,msrts. Dosfftns, Beaver
sio.noenadbts Jlanneas, Woaen @arn uno ons
anperen In Der bsf1nuten bsutfhsH Sotunts IN
Soma fabrtjirten Sahen.
H,ruer: Btunte1s, mofene 3eebt. .@tarfs
S6amls, Dseatnes, G1lteOes u"o aQs s:anesrsn
Nrtttsln I'm Drp-@ooos 6a6e seeoreno..
gu6 an 6ant: etne partbte Oeltu9sn, 3tf&
beden unb Grnaer-3oulsaur.
ga tb nur oeoen Baar p,taufe Il lann ID bnR&tlld
biiasr pret(e nit sbem aneereu 5osie toneur1'reHA
1Oipttupba Otto 8lug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-17
THE NEWS IN THE BRITISH POSSES.
SIONS,
sympathetic Conduct of the Governor an,
Authorities of Nova Scotia-Blockade
Runners r. joiclDs.

sympathetic Conduct of the Governor and
Authorities of Nova Scotia-Blockade.
Runners Rejoicing.
HALIFAX, April 15.-Upon the announce.
ment OF President Lincoln's death, the Pariia-
ment of Nova Scotia adjourned, and the flags
on the Government House, the Citadel, and
American vessels in port, were placed at half
mast.
Deep sympathy prevails among the friends
OF the Union.
The blockade.runner Colonel Lamb was
gaily decorated with nags.
The Governor had appointed to-day for Civ.
ing his assent to bills passed, with the usual
President Lincoln's murder, he sent the fol-
lowing message to the Council:
GOVERNMENT HOUSE, HALIFAX, April Is,
1S65-My dear sir: The YerJ shocking intelli.
gence that has just reached me- of the murder
of President Lincoln, by the hand Of an assas.
OF order has sustained by the death OF the m an
whom l have always regarded as eminently
upright in his Intentions, indisposes me u un-
dertake any public ceremony, such as L had
contemplated on my intended visit to the Leg.
islative Council this day.
] beg, therefore, TO notify you of the post
ponement Of that visit ant perhaps, under the
that the suppression OF further public BUSH ess
for day would be q mark of sympathy not
unbecomipg the Legislature to offer, and one
which none could miscontrue.
Believe me to be, my dear sir, most faithful.
ly yours. RICH. GRANsELL MCDONALD
The Hon. Edmond Kennedy, President f
the Legislature Council.
HALIFAX, April l5.-1ue citizens generally 2
unite in expressions ofdeep sympathy for the
nation . loss.
The flags on the pira e Colonel Lamb were
ordered down by the naval authorities.
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Thn Movements OF Booth Prior to the As
slssination-heH Has Always been now

Thn Movements of Booth Prior to the As
slssination-heH Has Always been X nown
a a Rebel.
bosTON, April l5.-John Wilkes Eooth was
in this city during the latter part OF last Week.
and we believe as late as last Monday of this
week.
He has frequently visited Boston. HAVING
friends here, and we did not hear that his visit
on this occasion was In any way Connected
with business. He has appeared upon the
stage only few times this season, having in
terested himselfin Oil speculations, and by that
means become quite wealthy.
AT tne beginning OF the season he gave up
all engagements that he had already made, and
LOT some time devoted himself almost exclu-
slVely TO his business at Oil Greek, where at
ore tme, at least, he was associated with an
old friend who formerly resided in the South
dis last appearance on the stage in this city
was at the Howard Antheneum about a year
since. AT that time he was vehement and Bit
ter in denunciations Of Mr.. Lincoln and his
administration, and so violent in his express
sions of Joy over every Union defeat, that he
was FREQ uently cautioned, and at least, avoid
ed, by his brother actors. -
When he left the city he expressed his INDY
ing hatred for the North and the Union, and
threw out some vague hints for vengance
which were not regarded at the time as mean
ing any more than that the rebellion should
sncceed.
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Mourning Throughout the Csuntry-Sym.
pathetic Action Of the Nova Scotia n
Governinent-Movem of Booth Prier
TO the ASA ssination.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 15-An the banks of the
city are closed, and no ccmmercial bus,nes.
whatever will be transacted.
An immense meeting Of merchants and citi.
Zehs Is SeiLg nei1 IN wan street, p esi ded over
Speeches were made by Messrs. Butler,
Dickinson. and others.
The crowd there is immense.
Appropriate resolutions were submitted to
the meeting, and were adopted, anu a commit
tee of thirteen eminent merchants appointed to
60 to Washing ton to attend the funeral OF the
PoUGHKEEPSIE.
PoCGRKEFT SIZE, N. Y, April 15.-An intense
excitement prevails here in relation to the
national disaster.
~ woman named Frisbee exulted In public
over the assassination, when the house on M ain
street. in which she resided, was immediateIv
surrc anded by several hundred infuriated
people, who demanded her Immediate ar rest
a young man named Denton interfer ed with
the mob when he was Immediately throttisd
and with the woman handed over to the author.
ties, who lodged them in Jail. This being &C.
complished the populace quietly dispersed.
The city is draped in naourniI &, ana the gloom
is general.
TROY, NJ Y, April 1.-THE CITY is draued
in mourning. The stores are closed, 2 nd nearly
every building on River stree is draped with
the sombre evidence of sorrow.
Flags are all at half.mast, and every face
wears look Oh enrrow and gloom
Amidst the gem raj lamentations this morn
ing, q nan named ID. L Hunt, OF Richeslsr.
made the remark that "Mr. Lincoln ought tn.
crowd gathered around him at once, and sum-
mary er,seance was feared; but ar Office
interfered, and Hunt was arrested and lodeed
in jail.
. n n.,.-->.S.XS.,.a .a....
be Held &c = Jus. Account
NEw YORK., April l5.-SeveraI impromp.u
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LOCAL NEWS,

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCILS
IN accordal ce with the request OF Mayor
WaHach, the two Boards assembled Saturday
atterl DON in their respective Chambers at the
City Hall.
In the Board OF -'ldelmen the following
members We're pre- sent: JOS +. Brown, ESD,
President; Rapley Plant, Barr, Lewis, Utter.
McCathren.
The following communication was read by
the President
MAYORS OFFICE, April Is. 1865.
To the Boards Of aldermen and Common Council :.
GENTLEMEN The moment of our country
greatest glory and Joy has most suddenly al.
terri ated into its hour Of saddest sorrow The
nations greatest and best citizen fell by the
hands Of an assassin at Ford's Theatre, in
this city, aocut the hour Of ten o'clock last
night.
l have summoned you together to give shape
and expression 70 the irrepressihle grief OF mis-
community, and adopt measures befitting an
event which will fill the world with horror
and gloom. RICHARD WALLACH, Mr.vUr.
Mr.. Utermehle then moved the appoint ment
Of committee OF seven-three from the Board
Of Aldermen and four from the lower Board
to draft resolutions suitable to the melancholy
ermehle, Lloyd, and Barr were appointed on
the part of this Board.
The committee retired, and, after conference
with the committee on the part Of the Com.
mon Council, reported the folio wing pream BILE
and resolutions, which Were unanimously
adopted:
whereas our iate Tlesiuent, Abraham Lin.
coin, has fallen beneath the blow OF a coward.
ly assassin, stricken down at period when
his magnanimity and exalted statesmanship
had raised the country from the de preston
carsed by four years Of bloody war to period
nom which the smiling path of peace and
plenty was clearly brought to view. He has
iaIlen, AID the tears Of millions of freeborp
americans water his grave. Ard while the
wall OF desolation goes up from all quarters Of
our Ial q, we, the PeopAe OF the city of Wash
ington, who know best his many virtues, pfi-
vate and public, would indicate the high es-
TEEN which they have ever held him, the deep
regret which they feel for his irreparable loss,
and the horror and detestation entertained by
them for the instigators OF his death. or him
truly it tmay it be said that in his death the
misguided people Of the South have lost their
best friend, the American Union its f1rmest
supporter, and Liberty its most undaunted
champion: Therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That, in the death of Abraham Lin.
coin, the country has lost great and Food
man, one prompted by the purest and best mo-
tives, one ever solicitous for the best Interests
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Booth said TO have Disclosed his Intention
Of Numbering President Lincoln.

bOsTor,l April l5.-This forenoon q gen.
tleman stated in Barton's saloon. .so. a. q, coa-
Booth, within few weeks, that he intended
to kill President Lincoln. Some of his hearers
Immediately sent word to the police, and
detective George r. Curtis, i'm mediateiy nrc.
custody.
His name is J. II. Borland, and he belongs 70
fittsburg, Pa. He is q dealer In boots and
snoes on Market street in that city, and was
mere buying goods. We understand that he
reports the onversatton between him and J.
burg.
Borland remains In custody.
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