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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-02-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
From Gen. Sherman.


We have no definite intelligence from Gen. Sher-
man. Dispatches from Charlotte to the daily pa
pers Of this City state that he is reported to be
moving in force in the direction of Camden, Che
raw, and Fayetteville. Shernsn's headquarters on
Monday last, were at Nickerson's hotel in Colum-
bia. 1t may be that Sherman has crossed the Ca
taWba near Camden, and that he is on his way to-
wards Fayetteville by Cheraw. Or he may be NOV
ing higher up, and aiming fOr Greensborough, or
the Company Shops in Alamance. If he should
reach Fayetteville he may expect to form junction
at that point with the forces of Schoield fcom Will.
mington and he may move from Fayetteville on
Raleigh, expecting to unite here with the forces of
Terry from Newborn. Or he may move from Fay
ettevillc up the Cape Fear valley towards the Cen.
trail Railroad at the Company Shops. But this is
merely conjscturaL Nothing is definitely known
to the people here as to his whereabouts or as to
the points he is endeavorng to reach.
n Dispatches from Charlotte state that the news
from Columbia corroborates the information as to
the kind treatment Of the inhabitants. The Ursu-
line Convent was protected by guard. No public
or private property was allowed to be burned. Un-
der the impression that Sherman was not moving
III IOISc vi SuoI IiOIlSp ohu Vi Tie
treatment of the people Of Columbia, the panic and
alarm at Charlotte had diminished. We are glad
to learn that the apprehensons of many that Gen.
Sherman would scourge the people of South. Caro-
lima, have proved unfounded.
On the morning of the 26th, the following order
from Gen. Johnston was published:
CHARLOTTE, Feb. 25.-(General Order No. ~
In obedience to the orders of the General-in Chet
the undersigned assumes command of the army Of
Tennessee and all the troops in the Departments of
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
He takes this position with strong hope, because
he will have in council and in the field the aid oI
the high talents and skill of the distinguished Gen.
eral whom he succeeds. He expects all absent sol
diers of the army of Tennessee to rejon their reg
ments and again confront the enemy they so often
encountered in Northern Georgia, and always with
honor.
He assures bis comrades of that army. who are
still with their comrades, that the con6dence in
their discipline and valor which he has heretofore
expressed is undiminished.
CSigned) J.E. JOHNSTON.
Our people of all parties and classes will be GLAD
to learn that Gen. Johnston is again in chief com
mand. His prudence, wisdom, and courage hav,
won for him the entire confidence of the country.
The following order has been issued by Col w
j. Hoke, commanding the post, to the citizens o
Charlotte:
To the Citizens of CharIotte sS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-02-28
- CONSCRIPT OFFICE,
RALEIGH, N. C., Feb. 18th, 1865.

IL called TO the following General Order from Head
quarters Armies OF the Confederate States:
HDQ'RS ARMIES OF THE G. STATES,
February 1lth, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10

In ATTORNEY-ST.

The upper stories of the iiye-story double
building Nos 40 and li2 Attorneys were destroyed
by fire early yesterday morning. The second hoor was
occupied Nv Theodore Granger, moding manuiac
turer loss 81 600 Insured or that amount In the st
Nicholas and Relief Co.'S The first floor was occupied
as saw mill by George Bramhursti loss 5000 lnsrred
for 81 200 in the Peoples CO. The upper roors were
occupied BY number OF manufacturers, whose aggre
gate loss viii be about $4,000; partially insured Inc
buildings were owned by Colmd Metz loss about
$1,000 Insured for 60 coo in the Wiamsburgh City
Relief and another company. The fire was nndolDt
eddy Of ncendiary origin and Fire Marshal Baker Is
ged In investigating the matter.
IN TIE ERIE BUILDINGS.
Shortly after midnight oil Monday, n fire was discov
cred on the third floor of No Erie Buildings at the
foot Of Duanc-st., occupied b. judith Pierce %,
deal r. In liquors. The flames did rot extend beyond
the floor in which they originated. Nessrs. T. s. Co'
loss ON stock amounts 10 $1,000 Insured Tor Sono III
the Relief $1,000 in the st. Nicholas, $1,000 IN tGe
Lorlllard 81 600 in the Corn Exchange, and S4Oo ID
the International Companies. Mr.. j. W. Flller wh'
had 100 barrels Of whisky slowed on that noor est
mates his loss at $4,000 Insured for that amour. u
The Bowery and Merchants Companies. Messrs. aie
& COnckiin provision dealers on tno first no0r estimate
their loss by water at 500 Insured for $500 IN tas
Adriatc Company. The building is owned Dy u,
Erie Railroad Company and is damaged to the amount
OF 81 900. No insurance.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........M
Cleared.


Steamer Baltimore Lewis, Washington. J. Hand
Ship Melrose Bars,ow, San Francisco c. Somsoekk Co
Snip plymouth Rock Grant, ST. John, y. b., GriHne, ND
Ship Hijeruis (r) jameson, Liverpool Tsp'eost Bra
L Co. ,.,
Bsrk George Br schwanbick, Vera Cruz, funca Aeoei
& Wend m, ~, m
BARI Pile de rAir OBJ, Thomas, Havana, W. W. Rc"sa
Bro. l. Go. rA.,,,
Bak Zephyne (Brl, Pension Barbados D. IIo"onds'
BIS Active (cr) Wil4nslry, Glaze Bay, Miller H0ut>
ton.
Brig Aglae fFr). Swan Bordeaux. Baetjer DeNertu
Schr III. Gibbs, Sroyv New Bedford, Ferguson Wood.
ScIr Senator FaulNiu, Boston. H. ;. Rocket h SOP.
Schr Lane tBrl strnu Togo. \. T., ID. X. DeWof Co
schF Oliver Cromwell, Delano, sayaIIah L. L. Colby.
Sch ;. J. Vaughan, Vaughan, Washington, Van Drls'
Sasht.
schr John Walker, Brewster, Washington, Van BFuns
SGglt No n,
MENUS sons.
sclr Iris (Er Hatfield, PsrrsbOro, P. !. Neyius Sef
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THE ANNIvRRsARIEs.
Us1nfsdav. M1y 10.

AMERICAN HOWE MISSIONARY SocnTY.-Meeting at
Irving Hall, al n y. N. Speakers-Rey. William I.
Eustis OF New. Haven. Conn., Rev. Lyman Abbott OF
Terre Haute, Ind.
AMERIcAS TRACE SOCIETY," (oF NEW YORK: Business
Meeting at Madison Square Presbyterian Church, at
O'clock a. m; also meeting OF the Directors to choOse
an Executive Committed Public meeting at 10 clock
a. m. Speakers-Rev. II. ID. Cause, Rev. DE- Crosby
Rev. Dr. King Of Greece, Mr.. John j.. Vassar' Army
Missionary, and Rev. Mr. Twitchel, an Army chaplain
Irving Hall at 3 o'clock p. m. Speakers-Tbe Rev
stephen H.'Tyng jr. of New-York; the Rev. Jacob NJ
Manning of Boston, and the Rev. George W. Heacock
d. ID. Of Buffalo,
AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY socIErY.-Meeting a
Irving Hall at II O'Clock p. m.
NEw-YoRK ASSOCIATION OF UEIvERsAIIsIs.-Meet
ing at the yestry Of the Sixth Unyersast Church Qh
Rev Dr. Chapin's) at 10 o'clock a.. m. Sunday Scboo
anniversary in the Rev. Dr. Chapins Church at
o'clock y. III.
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CITY ITEMS.

The HIPPoTHEATIoY MATINEE To-Day
The newest and creates: sensation, Don Manuel Donan
the Spanish oneegged dancer who has created snch
nrore in Europe and whose success was beyond pfece
dent as specially, appears at the Hippohearon mat
inee to-day The great partomime OF The Fairy
Prince ODonouehue" and grand equestrian entertain
ments will also be given.
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LIvERMORB, CLEwS & Co.,
DaNyIp-

No 80 Walst, ". Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TIE y. 8
1910 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers. Insurance
Companies and all parties purchasing FOR resale.
AL denominations Oh hand, ready ioT Immediate DC
livery.
ALL KINDS OF U. e. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND soLD.
HENRY CLEws & Co.
Successors 20
LfvERA0RE, CLEW5 & co.
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THE YEw CRoros BoARD.-THE New MEM

THE NgW CR0TON BOARD.-IHE NEW MEM
BrRs IN POSSESSION Monday night Messrs. John
s. Giles and George A. Jeremiah nominated by the
Mayor and confirmed by the Board OF Aldermen as the
new members Of the Croon Board we're sworn in once
by his Honor the Mayor. and yesterday morning form
ally assumed the duties Of their new Offices. The old
commissioners Messrs Thomas Stephens and Robert
L. Darragh will in all probability contest theirremova
and base their claim 10 hold office under the follow
ing section Of the amended charter ofls63 and which
reads as follows:
'Te term. Of office Of the several herds Of departments Of
the Corporation the City OF Nevfork holding office BY e
point under the charter Of The aid city sha hereafter De
four years and until their have been duly appointed
and auAed Tie several heads Of departments o. said coz.
oron now 81 Office by appointment under sd charter shall
hold for four from the dates Of the respective sp
ard Until their successors hve been duly sp.
pointed md qualified eIcep. tho present chief officers Of n
o,on Aqueduc, Boad who shall continue 10 hold their
Offices ou years from tho date Of tie appointment OF the
present Assistant Commissioner Of said Board and Until their
shah have been duly appointed aud qualified end
only be removed for the and 10 tie manner now
provided by law oi the removal OF the Controller Of tue said
city,
What the fnal result Of the contest viii be cannot at
present be determined but in all probability the courts
win have 70 aludicatc upon before great while and
In the meantime TIE New Boagd viii continue 70 act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10

BULLS HBAo-Cattle, sheep and hogs arc
all lower this week. and presume 1t Is now so vel
settled that things permanently down. that butchers
sill reduce the retail prices There is decline OF lc
per b. IN the livestock markets. See fun reports else
uhera
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Travellers Guide.

10 Albany. BY Hudson K. r., from JOth''t. Depos,
II and IA a. m, and $40, 3, and lOf q. ia. Sun-
DDS train FROM j0th st. .. IN. City lun be-
iwa.n Chambers aud 3oth Is. Citations.
10 Albany, by Harlem II. X, 2oth'st, <th-av., 10 q
.aId..s..s.....ss.sssss.ss
To baltimore. by the New.JeIsey n. r., foot OF
Courtandt.st Q and II a. m, p m, and u
midnight. SundaY..,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
10 boston by New London line, Pier 80 N. H.,
Norwich line, Pier 30 h. Neptune Line, Pier
27N. r., ana sioninston line, Pi,r IN u. H., daily
lSunday exc. ,lesl ..,.,.,,,,..,..,
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BUTTER is in good demand for homo asc. prices ore
better and very firm at the close We quote: ,o,.
n. Y. State Welsh tnos, strictly fine, b....aoai9
H. Y State Welsh tubs, fair TO good 3s0i0
H. Y State Welsh tubs. white and poor mixed. $3.50
H. Y. State frkin tubs, new, strictly hne.-; -42G -
N Y. State, trSn tubs new. comment good 20
Penn fire dairy packed yellow Old. wa -
Penn frkins. finer kinds. yellow. 2Sd2 q
Penn common TO medium. iva
Western Reserve good TO fine, yellow. G2O
Western Reserve, COMMON TO medium. ...-.--..i
Mich, Ill. lid. Wis., good 70 fine yellow. lsdN
Mich, IL, lad ~ VIA common 10 medium i4@to
CnErsE is dull. The shipping demand has aD1'eu'
State factory GOOD 10 choice, & D--.ledSg
STATE. ialr 10 good ........----.--....-.-i@ ga
State dair!cs. choice. ---.----.......-.'- dS@,3
English dairy Comm. .......--.-.......2l~-o
English dairy Ohio ----..............- 40S@o o
vc,t CIV qfy - ,ocrte Jen,and
but prices rather frmer; We quote at q dJltc re
lined i. dull at 5JaJic for bonded, and 7Jdf4c iof
do. free.
RICE-The market is dull aud prices Iominaily IN
AIS-Raw Sugars have been fairly active, hut
holders conceded largely, and We note decline OF in!
&c. T. TO- tho market closing unsettled; iaes Oh i,vGc
bids including grocery grades at llf0lic, and Tar
refining NJ Iolc; 7CO boxes Havana at IL &C., and l0Oo
bags brown icrnamluco at llc; Refined are duh
SEEDS-Cloyer Seed is ia moderate demand ana
firm n Il SIC y rs Timothy Seed Is duh but prices
ere steady at s5as6 y bush. Rough Flax seed Is
only IN limited demand but prices without change
small sales nj 50 250s2 IS y bush. Of Sob.
sALTIhe supply Of Ashton's continues light consc-
guently full former prices are demanded; other Ge
crirtons of Liverpool quiet ard prices are nominal
we quote Aslon's az 80 so aud Jeiireys anl Darcy
Narshall's and Worhingtons at 81 So s. 20 ana
shtons n 80 90 West India styles dull and nom
lual AT IS n SOC Tor Turks Island.
TALLOW-Tlo market IS only moder9tely eetise
and prices are lower sales Of IS 90 u at C lie Tor
WeserD md II a II ic. for City, cash
WHISKY market is easier with however lew
sellers at tie decline; Sales Of ~ bVs ct - va
a. O9l for Western.
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ryeceipfs OF prodnoe.

NAY o-l2 FOL bbls Flour. a0I bbs. Whisky. %
bbs Corn Meal 500 bush Corn, 1900 bush. Oats
- ptgs Ashes ? 100 pSgs. Butter, ji9 pigs Lard ~"
ok ~. Provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10

CAR ACCIDENT. Late on Monday night,
James Hebron, driver on tho llirdaye. Railroad
While intoxicated, Eel. over the dablhoed Of bis
while passing The corner Of Thiricihst AMI WIG ser
uusly Injured. lie was taaeD 10 Bclc,'. He. If..
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Ilort-Uar0eiis' Notire.
sr,rE OF NHw-YoRK,

STATE OF NEw-YoRK,
posr-wsRprSs OrFics, No lo4 Wallis
NOTICE is hereby gwen in accordance with
.,io, of the act passed April II. 1885,. EMIT ed "a
Act 10 ReorganiEc tie Waens Oee OF the fert OF New
v .. n ,ars,u iners strd IN having chstee or ~
i,, matter OF snch inquiry, exn.naion survey, ins
c",yinp vessels under examination by the FeN
N.,s.n. and that said examinations III -
ampsed within ten days neL saceeedis this notice -
board aid vessels; ,ry
BArk May stctscn,. = ~.
Barr Dresden .................,....s....t" 4. ~
fnTk Tweed '.faifto'
IsiS ''''' -. -
schr. Mary T.. LadG.. .WooImh Nohinsohs
Sehr. sarah Elizabeth. Foot OF Coolest, Brooklyn.
MiNrHORNb CONTAINS, flesidss>
J,Ares HERaixAs, secgetafy.
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passengers Arrived.

In schooner Dragon from ST. Croix-J. 3. King MR. Brs
in big Alexander Nichols, from observation-disclosures OGso
In Blk H. C. Brooks, from Frontera-J. d. Allen
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TIA Mariuerv.

BEAUFORT HlRBoR, NORTH CARoLrSA-To enable vessss
enter Beaufort haTbor during tho night two oeacoEs hsw
been erected Shackeod Banks for crossing the outer ea
the lower beacon showing white hight and the IN
ner higher beacon showing red light. Two hght-toss H
hibtng ainse green Light each, placed az turning pom"
In the channel and guides for crossing the inner BAL
The sailing directions for Beaufort harbor as follows: .
When Of the bar In fathoms Of water Cape Lockout h
house bearing F. by Stirring the beacon lights on shses
ford Banks In range bearing H., aud run In on THIS rllc
passing close to tie outer and the bar buoy, ua neary
with tie ghiboat abreast OF black buoy No. J. Leaving ~
about 100 yards the starboarl hand change conic % w
W. and this of mile for the second hs
passing midway between buoys Nos and over ne S.
bar When up with and about SO yards 10 the eastward OF
ightboat steer in N. by W. II mie which Will esar YOU
Spit the starboard and the point OF sos
black buoy No on the port baud and anchor OF the o
S or fathoms water good hoLling ground. 4. q,
Vessels drawing 10 feet should NOT attempt 70 'uH
aight without pilot go. 80. 4,
The courses and bearings mssntie the distances Nv
nautical miles. ~, ,,.,ion A
The of the United States Coast survey
EDWARD CoRDELL.
Asst. u g. Coast Survey. Aet'g Lii. inspee'ai'
CoAsT SURVEY OFTicE, April. 1909.
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Arrived.


Steamship United KINGDOM tBrl Munro, Glasgow ia ILL.,
nid.e and So9 pas, +. Macdonald. . 49,
steamer Dadey Buck, Merrnian Fortress Monroe 70 hr',
Brig H. C. Brooks Miller Fronisra, Mex, Is days, rs.A'e
any, &c, b. =: Small Co. -, ,s,, ,a.,,
Eng Alexander Nckes Rosebrook, Nuevas 10 days 'os"
Ri, Vlneand tof CarddD Nichols Rio Janeiro March 70,
Via St. Thomas 2f.h nit coffee. q. +. Bailey. =,
Brig Forester, Murray Bath days, IoHtef Ho.I'Ae
schn j. II. sesulne. French. Baltimore coal.
schr. II. McGTafey Weeks. Georset0~n coal
sehr E. T. Smith, Dosne, Chares,on, days in btia IL
SeIr Boston, McRae St Andrews n b. lumber, J'A'
sch Gcoso Washington, Pead.eton Portland, lumber j..
schn o. D. King MeGregOr. cslais. h,hs, John BcyuOn'
schr T. A. Paine. Jones. Es.,por, lAh'. John BOyuoa'
scHr Union. Kelly chenydcld, lumber. John BOynsO''
scHr j. P Bent Foster cherryfed lumber, John B0Is
SchT Captain john Terry, Ellsworth lumber, John BOys
schr George Washington, -, Portland lumber, Jsms
Sclr :. F. King, cIneeron Calais, d.y' lumber, J"
sshT, Clara Jane, Armstrong Calais days, lumber Ls
scir Belgrade Cf Arichat, Leblanc charOs!eOwn lsd d.
schr Lu,a, Underhn BaracOa II days, fruit, J.tf
SIR MAY Queen (of Bermuda Barnett Bermuda isy,
potatoes, McCol Firth. Left bss Excelsior ard Lady
the Lake, both for New-York
schr kenduskie, Mitchell Calais, days, Spas, HOy'"
Murray. -.
schr Haven Belle Hatch Portland days. lumber jan
BoyntoB's Sen Go. =, .
schr Sarah Drsko Machss, days, lumber, Simpson .
Clamp. -.
sehr Dragon DAM Petersen St, crOix 10 days, riOl''''
Ives Beechcr Co. 8. ma
schr Psnan, Clark Mschias timber and lah', r. Tab"
& Co. . Ar MA
schr Lo,tie Kent Beaufort, days IN ballast, S. W. "~
sehr Washin gton. Jai, Virginia oysters.
Schr. g. W. Holmes, rayloI Virginia, wood.
Schr Yorktown Woslsm. Virginia In ballast.
schr. J. ID. Van Name. Daniels, Virginia, oysters
Schr Sea Foam, Collins Virginia oysters.
Schr William Henry, Sharrot Virginia oysters
schr John Jsmes Higgins, Virginia, oysters.
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ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rise......4:5o Sun Sets.7I.t Moon rise'- ia
WATER THIS DAE. A..
Sandy Hook T:l2m Gov. Island 7:j3m hSa os'e''' ~
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THB CITY OF
NEw-YORK.
Nos ~ AND 30 PNFsr,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL Agent OF TIE UNITED
STATEa
Have for sale, ready for delivery
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NoTEs
Convertible. at maturity. into 500 GoLDBfARiNc
DONDs.
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BoNDs
USITFD STATS $50 BoNDs
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend 10 other business with the Government
L. Z. CALHOUN, President
j. SEAMAN Cashier.
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CoMMITTEp.-Anni Wilson was yesterday
by Justice Bowling for stealing SIPS from
Mr.. James Mullady Of No. l24 Greenwich-s ST.
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millinery goods &c. and passed of withSery iair sue
cess -, -, -.
says:
This week III ere is almost total suspension OF 'f"de
in tbs region, u consequence OF nouce having gecn
Given 10 reduce wages from 25 10 SO per cent. Many
of The men would submit 70 tins reduction but Others
refused and consequently the stoppage las ueeotne
yery general except in few cases whcre there We're
some oidcrs 10 fill in the Shamokin Region we under
end the reduction as been acceded 10 at some Of The
eoleries We understand the Government has sup
Div of coal FOR he ensuing six weeks OF least and as the
wlaryes are generally well stocked with coal, the
market in lis present condition, is not likely 10 suffer
lin consequence of the stOppage The Reading Rail
road Company have agreed 10 reduce the tolls and
Transportation 81 per tun provided the prices of wages
and coal are reduced in corresponding rate The re
drc,ioa on the canal will be 90 tolls and 90
cents a tun freight The coal operators have already
reduced The prico of coal 81 per tan from te rates
charged last Fall. and presume wren the trade
starts again IL will be at reduction Of about e2 80 10
50 per tun from the highest rates which IS ns low as II
can be sold without positive loss TO PRODUCERS even al
the reduced scale Of wages.
The trade sums up this week as follows compared
with last year; ,-
-fS6i.-@ @1eO0;-7
We.k. Total. Week. Total
10 $50 247sles 202 365 2.45l,ss2
1854 ia Ash sN5
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TLe following ia the range Of prices;
Tho Union Theological Seminary.

The twenty -elghth cOminencement OF IlIo III
ruion was held ca Monday evening at the Mercer ST.
(the ReT.Dr. Boohs Presbyterian Church. The pulpit
vas occn JED o. tho venerable DR.. s. II. Cox. Alder.
Barnes 81 Phadc llG aal other cicTgymen intimately
associated With tie intervals y. the Seminary, bCsids
.ac Faculty presided over upon It's occasion By Prof
Henry b. Smith. ID. u.
The music. which consisted Of organ voluntories
hyrnus and patriotic anthems was furnished by stu
acrts 81 the Seminary. and more than usually
acceptable and mcritorious. The programme as
Ip.loWs.
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RETURN OF THE ANDERSON ZouAvTs.-Yes

iAIl' VT -hSbSh'O-' NV ~ h'' W.
terday morning. his honor Mayor Gunthcr received q
Telegram. announcing that the Anderson Zouayes
would leave Washington last evening for New York,
and arrive in this city this morning. The Mayor there
upon sent a communication 70 Alderman Farley. Chair
man Of the Joint Committee on National Affairs of the
Common Council desiring that ts regiment should be
cclycd In fitting by the City Authorities. Mr..
Farley replied that the Committee would be unable 20
comply with his Honos wishes for the reason that they
were out OF funds or in other words there ap.
rourntion FOR the purpose but " his Honor would
sent 10 have set apart sum snfcicnrto cefrny tho
penses OF the reception tho Committee could then so
At a late hour yesterday afternoon, the Committee
had received no reply from the Mayor.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.-At an early hour yes
ierday morning, while Michael Wogan. member OF
Eugine Co. No. 81 passing through Columbia near
Delancey.St his way 10 the fire In Att0rneyst he
was set upon by two men. who sprnng upon him from
an aleyway. One OF the men, named David Clarke,
aimed powerful blow ct bis head with heavy sung
shot but allghtng upon the leather Of his Ere
hat tho force Of tho blow spent Wogan seized bis
asslant by Tie throat aud struck him several blows In
the face wien his companion camc up and struck him
on tho bead with lantern with which they were pro-
yldei. Releasing Clarke, Wogan turned upon his new
aSsaant and after short struggle, In which Clarke
again attempted 10 his murdcrouS weapon, the two
scoundres fed pursued by their intended victim AT
short race Clarke arrested by officer Oliara
II tho Thirteenth Precinct. The other escaped Yes.
terday Clarke taken before Judge Mansfield. who
committed him for trial without bail. lie il aged 10
wears native Of this city resides at No ITO Lewisst.
and says that he Is a carman.