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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24

CuIxr QrArTYnxAsrKR's OpFrcr Nc. ll'p Gifsrd.st,
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT. March 10 lbss y
CEALED PROPOSALS Will to received n,
- this oAf-, tl TUESDAY March "a. lS5, IL o'clock u,
70, dsiiysfns o, lhe SchuykiN Arsenal! .
or "a Bloc DOL flannel Indigo wooldye, 20 weigh =
tho ward, OF idth, for SACK c0as Army Staniafd
4 Grey Isillo,l Flannel fyr Stirts. Amy STANDARD
Red Whit. ard Blue Buutin. Auny ~ inclrd
inch Yellow SIN Lace. Army siaudlrL
Zach Sly blue silk Lace, ArfIy stendfd
inci Scarlet Lace. Army Staudard
". Brown Thread, No s.. . iil-r to furnish sample
Red spool o,tou, No BIDDERS % furnish saiul
- Black Siesia. Biddoi. g. furnish sampa-
Straw Nra?piE: Paper. JbxN 10 weigh about % lbs per
reain
Parties Offering goods should rake separate proposals. Tor
each ar c. oc!el and nu G.'iGcty state ia tler bids
psopo. to f1ri. each week a. price fhio bois be rtf
rs both ~ lydf and EgueI rc CONFORM 10 tie terms 81
copy 81 H"seh should aecompeny sd'"
Ssnd,d sample. Of the articles required may be sen at
til. Office samples when submitted mmt be NAKED ana
nunbeIed correspond with tho proposals. aud tao ilte
must sna that the goods shall be- In ,N{ 10
pect equal army standard other" I'D the Proposals VIII not
b. cousid' red - ,..- . q,
E,d, viii no opened on TUESDAY March a. 1855, at Il
O'clock NJ and bldders requested to be present
Zach bid be- guaranteed bv two Responsible persons
whos signatures be- appended TO the guaranty anu Ger
tilted being good snd sufficient secuIity for ne amount
involved by pubic functiona1y o! tho Lnded states
All pr posa shOald be- made out tho regular ofns
which vii be furnished On application ~ This Once
Tie right reserved 20 reject any bid deemed
And no bid from dc,nltin- CONTRACTOR will 10 received
iniors. ~uvcore for there insert ths name OF
the aliile o1sredl andaidness v,,,
Colonel WILLIAM W. McKlMt
Chefousr,ermaster. Phiadsl rhti Depot
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TT .NTrC and GREAT WESTERN

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY. NTW BROAD GArGE ROUTE, f AZ
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW,foHS Via Ia, me 70
10 CIiVFLAND. O., WITHOUT CHANGE oF CAhss
connc,iuy with railroads fer all principal cities In the Wes
Tbis road +, being extended and Will be ia comPeee
r,nains order to Mlnseh Gallon. Urbans, Dayton einc
lsti and s.. Louis wthoa. break Of gauge c,vrrrsrp
1.h' oooDAAS' wv MosJ,iy, Pa General Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24

DERSONS are CAUTIONED against negotia-
4 ting Bnl on the London sud Irazisn Bank Limited
No q Brocd &c. Lon Ion for 80 G6 l3i TO the order OF
{ Oaopn dited Rsns, 24 January iS without rst cor
sulsc with AGMAR CO. No. q and 81 solhs', agents
il orb Of TIE London snd tr&z ian Bank Limited
ITO OIL COMPANlES.-l am well posted
In al ,e technical branches 10 ~. the boring machines
as refnin. the oil sid wish 20 enter Into ca
rneu viih constructing company Azores
=. a.. Tribune office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24

WILLIAM EvERDELLs SONS, No. 104
w Fulton st. sTATiONERS and BLANk-BOok
MANUFACTURERS
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7 ONO ISLAND RAILROAD WINTER

IL hRRANGEMENr.-Issve.h New York Jsnes.'llp ss3
a.th, Fast River 1eeuport SAG Harbof Hampton. kes
sss Ia For Ysphsnk, Lakeland. isp, Babylon AID An
rsdsle. at and p IN " ~. t.,o..n TO- =
! !. m and y. u. tStayes connect for Cod sprnS
Oyster Bay and Hantiny,on) For He'npstesd Jamaica ans
Wird.lt q, . vn 10. ~ m. and ,. and o.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 18th 81, -
River at g.l5a m for iaphank stopping az AZ sAtons
..,, U,mpss sud syo.set EJcgr.0n Tickets Tor ths ~
OF reduced rates. a. hSaSO.,IiN Sut -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24

DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
l. BRITAIN AND IRELAND. by
TAPStOrTS :. ...u.,
fayortte lines Of LONDON AND LIVERPOOL rACkErS
ealing every Parties wishing to send Tor Their friends
or money 10 the old country eau do 90 on 'hs moss
favorable terms. BY spplyinsto onorrvp,.co
TAPSCOrr, BROTHERS &CN
No u SUuTH-ST.
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STEAMSHIP cos LINE.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Consisting OF tn. folow ns and SPLENDID sts srners;
ELECTRA. Capt J. w. Sys; GALAIEA. Capt w. N.
Jones; OCEANUS Capt. y. CsoweL .
Of the above magnificent steamers viii leave Pier NO.
n North River, foot OF Robnsons. Daily isnndAys ex
orpt-dl IT 5 o'clock Pr -, go
fS- Connecting at Ps.-tAans- with i.s' AZ ".' tut
Boston.
rv-yrsi.ht taken q, Propeller Rates
tShsse steamers Gnsurgsssed In thetf sfrsntemenu
for the and safety Of passengers and then acitrs fH
tie transportation OF Freight. 49,
~ retiring FOR the night not disturbed
t they Providence Ut hour early enough 70 Sc
" desired, ia tbs hrs accommodation uan Tor
Boston
ODELL General ffeigh, Ag,rt. Pbr No. -, \. X. -
For Tickets, Staerooms OF B-rhs, Apply TO w NJ I'D
WARDS General Ticket Agent. Pier So.21. North Hvef
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nlaehinerp.

TODD g. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer
l. chants, No Doyst wnrks, Pe,erspn " j. manufac
stationary and portable Engines and Boilers. far. Heap
Csw Gal sud RoDs MACHINERY. MIL Oess, SstiDs lie
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CARRIAGES % REDUCTION from 80 10
X ~ o,r cent etnARRY &. CROhE's No 10 Dey.s'.,
mar Brood nay FINE shifting Top buigs' l." TO ~i'''
Eofd Waq0fs c~ nut. 80 TO va; Depot " az.u- t"o
.f sl25to r.. Rocs.wt -, $50 $50; rory ssons
$50; al ,aruri. hs9 nn, .e aud doulo names, &C.
LNOR SNLE--Cheap. II sold this week-a
i zood EXrGE5s WAGON and ROUTE.
JOHN GLASS. No. aD SsScoudsve.
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AssI,rASr QuAErrnxnrrR. OrTicK,

AsrnTANT
20. 81 EIaA9F AVE-, Nav OAK Mach y Isla -,
NANALRI AND hkIiLlLRl HORSES
~ NNANTED--I viii pircbasr IN open inrrA'f al hore'
r nay De- presented and pa's us!~'i ton al tIe "'rrhen'
Ode. fa -',fts o.. neal Iuh ayc. unii further no
n-e, o.. f7i'ors; a.. 49,,
.Crvslrv ho,-e- 10 10 old u % 6 lz,is high
Arery L,fse. bt9 - r,aI. Old ~ hands ,-h and over
40 ponds and isrt color
ptes ,r ca, rv horss ,sl75 Prlco for s.iieTy ho'e
= ~ Pas ~ .lch funds u3ry b. turn. led by The Gov
sr,y,u. T.. l.. MOORE, Cart. aud A. .. ".
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AND DELAWARE BAY R. r.

IL IRON 100. Mursy aS a. ys s' p aNE eonI ISS
RRiScu SHARK RIVER MANCHESTER. Sc.
BROoKLYN To pHlLAokLfiiiA-fMssr u tinvS
10, tckes So good for three days Steamer ESsS ofI
cave, Walt f-rry Brooklyn, daily, eicePerg sundAys
a m connec,lpI at PORT MoNMoUlh, WIN ehgrese
aim for PHILADELPHIA. TUCkEAION, BAhNE0At.
TOMS RIVER &c. Returning. leave 'nss- ferry' rhAs
de- phia at II rs . IN -, 4-.ss, -, A..
andy for rsge this Inc .he State q New Jersey as'ne
grn;d TO the Camden ard Auooy onopoty TIE ehclnW
Of passengers and freight between inc 0'ss
OF New orb and faiad.phla.
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furniture
Ocean Gtramcrs.

TT s. MAIL LINE-Eor CALIFORNIA via
" PANAMA GREAT REDUCTION IN STEERAGE
RATES1le following hr'tciass sle,yheel steamships VIII
DO patched precisely. from Pier No. a. NJ Uiyer!
April 3. ARIEL, Jones.
(Co1necting at Iausms with Consitutoa-)
April H. COSTA RIGA. Tnkispaugh,
(ConDeetiDg az Panama with Golden Age.)
Aprl IS. OCEAN QUEEN. Wen.
'(Connecting at Panama with Sscramen,o)
For freight or pssssss apply 70
MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
wi The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
new line OF hr class de wheel STEAMSHIPS, between
NEW-YORK and HAvRE. 40
TIE first FIVE splendid Vessels intended 70 be pnt upon this
favorite route fortbe Continent; are the folowing
WASHINGTON. ....J2e4 tons, yo horse powrr
LAfAYETIk...........Jlp< tuss. So horse po"ef.
EUROrE................(a ioat) 800 horse- poweE
FEANCE.... .anoatl, gy Lofse power.
NAPOLEON Ul....... lbuiidiIsl, 100 horse po Ter
Un, the completion Of the entire list the service VIII b
performed by the 1,
FROM NETWORK TO HAvRE.
wASHiNGTON...........W ejossdsy. March a
LAFAYETTE............We dn. sday, April 20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS edLe sday, May ~
E.rst Cabin Qnciuiing tabic. .H
Second Cabin lin ndng table win-) 80 OF $50.
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE vREE on cHARaI
kef freight or pa1sagey apply to
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
No. TBroadway, Nsw-York
AtPss No. u Boulevard des Capuoines Grand Ho,s; al
u.x,. WI LIAM TSEIIN Co
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- Lns ., Queenstown (Cors hsrboI);-1hs we,Ekuo~n
Of the Liverpool New.Y and Phisdsphs steam
.hip COMPANY (nnln Lino) carrying the u s. Mails. IN
tended 10 ssii % follow; -
CITY or Observation-Disclosures. ...ssiurt,y M'ch -
CITY OF .SstnflsN, Aprl y
..shuIaN- hPfh
And every succeeding SATURDAY., nsen- fron risf -
North Riysf.
RArEs ~ PASSAGE,
fsysbe IN gold. or Ito equivalent IN cur sncy
EIKST IABts..,,..46 49, W sTEEkADk ......s..sep w
first abin 20 London. 90 steerss 10 London... ~ W
First Cabin to Psrs. - % steersgs TO Paris. tov
alvin TO Hamburg % &c Ste~rass 10 iaoburg 81 "
Passengers aso forwarded to Ha'Is bTs'sn he'ssaA'n
Antwerp &C., at equally low rafsa 1880, - .ax
siOS steerssc $50 1hoss who wish 10 send iof tnsn
friends can buy tickets ct these raes
infar ua on apply at the Company's oeea
JOHN g. DALE. Agent. No 10 Broadway, y. I.
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ltllslel.ancono.

Z "a D.
NOl.WAT IRON WORKS, BOSTON
NANLOR & Co,
BOsrOg. NswNoRK. PmLADELrHiA.
NOR sALE.-Tnrce hundred bundles OF
n MANAGED lRF atso-ied si.s ut4blo Tot grsp"fes
,nJ 0.hse. Appy - DCkEfsDH. RED q co, No. III
tfoaisL
MAY FOE sALE-About 20 OF 70 inns Of
4 nr.' gI D. r0.- LAY, IA prime order. well l.us,l IA
God IN. i.ra Inquire a. Or address IkNAS ZURICH.
Copfe', Colan't.a ConntN Ny. ----
EAkY EUOF5 CURED
- Nth "a G.i FAINT. TO c,nis per i'o' aecG,dai
10 eon.on ar .g,lss.i', u. No. 50 Gaufsii no e'k
mn =, No. - ''i"cy ". ~ Nm.faxr NS ''y ~
- orb ~ey-D-t ~ ,i-msbuI ;a Of Oxford st.
sud liica .s.,., i.ro4sy'. .-
N1ANhAlrAA OIL COMPANY,
WI No. 10 Broadwoy, \. Y.
SOLE MANI FACti n RS or
MASON SPI.RM Oh. rud IHiIit LARD OH
lor Il .'l.s'I, stcanan4pr ana l.ci'rr-
MARBLE II iNfELS.-Alargc stock always
vf "a mud r fg set M II lowrs prc" tan any other
an end I'm a. cr. A. kLABFA Mlntel " obs, No
10 b. i,5t. ,l-'st mear 1hirdav~ ~ y Cut tits out
MARBLE and SLATE MANTLES, SLATE
w REFRlGERArOBs, WAsHTUBs, SINKS, and AL
- Nm furLE md SLATE WORK. 4. H STEWART
no. IA ana. -. ,hree door east x BroadwsJ
rINHE NEW SECRETARY OF the IRfASU-
] rs. IIo,A HJGH MccULLOCH.-CARIE DE- nIsiIE'
hed ron lie BY Gardner sent free by mail ON re-
al al IS cont. A.o recent Cses de Whites OF the Presi
Gcr CLicf Justice Ch.se Generals Of the Union Ar.
"'' 49, 49, PHILIP l. SOLOMONs,
metropolitan Photographic Gallery, Washington, D. c.
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NOR sALE.-inroe hundred bundles OF
. ptaitr l,IHF aso-ed si,es, sui able for yr,nefes
,n3 1nre. Appy 10 ckfksDN RED q CO. No. III
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-22
Legislature of Virginia.
SENATE,

TUESDAY, Feb. FL, 1868.
The Senate was called to order at ii o'clock
The following bills passed by the House of Dele
gates were read by their titles:
An act to amend the second section of chapter
lS4 of the Code so as to increase the fees OF su
geOns.
An act for the relief of g. W. Butts.
An act to amend the law so 10 increase the
compensation of clerks and sherids for public
vice.
An act to increase the allowances t. officers hsv-
ing the of lunaticS.
A resolution of thanks TO Major General Heth
his officers and men, passed by the House of Dele
gates was referred TO the Committee on Military
Affairs;
Mr.. COGHILL, from the Committee of Court:
OF Justice, reported a bill recommending in
crease OF the salary OF the clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Richmond. Read the second time.
The following Senators were appointed by the
Pres ident as the Committee of Conference TO meet
similar committee appointed by the House OF
Delegates, to consider the differences between the
two Houses relative to the election BILL viz Messrs
johnson, Newton, Dulaney, Thomas, aud Alder
son.
The House bill providipg for an increase Of the
salaries of Circuit Judges was taken up, on motion
OF Mr.. JOHNSON, read the third time and
passed.
The Senate then went into secret session, on mo
ton OF Mr.. NEWMAN of Mason.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-22

The l,'5sins IS the plan of taxation and cur
reu.y projected by the special committee Of one
t-Ju erel Sl,te and presented ia the House OF
R.pres.u-ages las, Friday 10y their chairman, Mr.
Russell OF Virginia
e., Csarre.s Of Gee J.afei.rIi. states " Ansr1c'
90 ts., iu1. ali raw cotton ana all tobacco mli-
uta1--red or uum5uUisotUrei, now IN the Coutele-
raoy, may De purchased. borrowed or impressed io.
public use under The direction the President, OF
the following terms; LuAer IJst compensation O.
H. paid t1 the owner tJr the same az price agreed
" appraised according 10 the value thereof 3D.
specie. such payment being made m bonds OF The
Government. which bonds shall be issued by tLt
Secretary Jt tie Treasury, aud shall be redcema
-. Ice .ea-, after eGI ui tho present war ana
slu. bear interest az tue rate oi SIX per centUu
Per .uulm, payable iu specie semi-anuuall', OF. a
the COTTON %! tue owner, the cotton aud tobacco O.
DC returned IN kind cd equal quantity aud qualit'
- rre SHINE Mace. 0ue-tLird thereof within wv.
wears az. er the eud Of The present war, amt oUt
.rirL iC each yi the Two succeeding years, With i
addition ta the quantity az the ratc 90 SIX per cent
YIN Der aLGuiu, the owner being furnished with au
r,.iyulll, certificate 10 THAT effect but not more
ttaG one half Ok the cotton or tobacco belonging o.
sud owner shall be impress ed under this at, ami
fr. cotton row owned by lEv manufacturer OF cot
ION amt held by lam Joalrts Tor las manufacturing
operations. not exceeding proper supply for w"
yeals o.. such operations, shall be exempt from sncl
lLlrre,sIu-Ht.
See. 2. 10 It shall become necessary 90, impress
ftlUu lILa eco NAlri Ahi' eNt1 tuN 'l"2t'''
OF cotton impressed shall, as nearly as The Sec
Rotary 90 the Treasury shall deem practicable,
bear the same proportions TO the whole amount %
cotton in tu> tDuiedera-t as ~ quantity OF tohae-
CO 50 impress q shall bear 10 tue wH0ie amoun vi
tobacco in tie Con s.ieract.
Sec. 8. IA case OF am such impressmeut, the
aScIt ~ the Sossrnment making the impres,uIe at
may take OSSesSiOn Ot the cotton tobacco at any
time without remov It, and holl II un-il the Or &C.
be sgrsei or sPpra ell as Eatoressij, AID, b. O the
price being greed or appraised aud eompeusa-
ti0u be a. made rendered. according 70 this act
tLeuroperty shalt vest 20 tnc government, noJwrh-
stanGiar any appeal irym the apprasemeut.
See < Unless such price shall Uc azrsed upon
between such agsn and the owner the same shall
be apuraise by two disntcrestet agt loyal citizens
OF the cty comfy district OF parish IN 'fhicn be
iuipressmeut shai, be made, one to be selected b$
such agent and the other by the owner, OF, n the
owser fails 70 make selection within Two days aIiei
being requested by such agent IN writing 20 a. SO,
both shall DO selected By such agent, aud n the Two
50 selected shall disagree they shall choose al UNI
pre-, Of like qualifications and, tWS 81 the tn1ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-22

ket value Of the same or similar property 10 the
peighborhood where the assessment y made IN the
ysar 1850. ~.
amount or value Of any bond certificate Of loan Or
Indebtedness Used 10 he issued by the Cohiede-
rat. States of Americs but the same amount OF "a <
as upon income derived from other sources shs NC
assessed levied aud collected upon tue uis'uehas y"
interest of all such bonds aud certificates except
those or which the divdemtS interest arc or inay
Ia sneciaIly exempted by law from taxation.
vi. The taxes imposed in this section SHAH be
navahle in Confederate Tressury notes issued IN
der the said act OF February IL, 1904, OF ANY sun
seouent act or in certificates oil lhdeptSaheSS Su-
thorized to be issued by saiu ACT 0, Itpiu~! 80 -,
1884 which shall be received at the RAE oil one
hundred and i've dollars for hundred dollars OF
the principal thereof without other allowance ioI
interest or in certificates of dePOsltaries ioI
sury notes issued before the I'th day ol reoru!'
ls64 and deposited pursuant 10 law 10 De eA-
ho,oed for Treasury notes issued or after that
dats or in ates to be issued aS follows, VIZ
ali disburSing officers and agents oil the uoNeEu-
ment lawfully authorized to pay any demand against
| the Government for debts incurred by themselves
or by others whether no" eAlSthg OF HEREAFTER
createdl and not having in hand money whercWlth
=, nav such demand shall il required by the Gred-
Tor civ. him therefor certificate OF indebtedness
| for the amount due, describing the demand ana
stating that il is receivable IN payment oil taxes
| levied by this act IL.
VII. The tax on property llaposod IN thlS See'Oh
shall Ice assessed as OF the l7th day of February,
| 1865, aud be due on the LIST day OF June 1865.
Win. The tax imposed IN this section shall be
subject to all exemptions and other provisions oil
law now ia force relating " the levy, assessment
and collection OF such taxes as lar as tey are con-
| sistent with this act.
See. To- The Secretary of the Treasury, so far a.
he shall deem practicable and judiciouS, shall use
any tobacco belonging TO the Government III with
drawing from circulation to be cancelled the Treas
ury notes OF the Government 10y sales of tobacco OF
otherwise.
Sec. H. The President may prescribe all neces
sary aud proper regulations to carry this act into
effect
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-22

Of Tottebens Theories and Cmsar's COmymentsries,
who h.s been possessed OF most Unsuitable thirst
for military fame ever since he ieyanted from tile
Elbows of the Mincio, asks the question, as
above, and thus answers himself:
His natural course will he 10 attack the Union
forces I'm detail IL that is possible. But II tho
skillful combinations of Lieut. Gen. Grant preyont
that. Inc must either make a. last bold spring before
the tolls close on him, or fall back ON Lynchburg-
The former movement, a few weeks ago, was Ill the
minds of great many experienced military au-
thorities a. u necessity for him, and one on which
he had apparently resolved. 1t was said that his
old regiments had been Withdrawn from tn ilnme-
diate front; that preparations were making III
Gordonsville for sudden movement to the Upper
Potomac, and that, from his intimate knowledge
of the Southern character, Lee knew that his men
could he better depended On IN an offensive march
against the North, than in retreat from Virginia,
. from which State so many regiments bad VoWeu
never to march Southwark IL was supposed by
those best informed, that at any moInont we might
hear of Lee, with the body of his army, making
his way to aryland, and leaving Richmond 10 the
defence OF its works and limited garrison, hoping,
with a gamblers desperation, that something would
s'turn up"-that Washington or Phiadelpfla might
be captured, and the North thus become tired OF
the war.
But all this, we suppose, is over now, even in ap-
prehenson, Grants forces are 50 large that he
could pursue Lee into Pennsylvania aud take Rich
mond also. The adverse side is too strong for the
COnfederacy for Lee To risk even all invasion. lie
must retreat, aud probably 10 Lynehbnrg, and then
il may be into the mountains Of East Tennessee,
perhaps to come forth ultimately in State which
is now so stripped OF Federal soldiers-Tennessee
In the end, he comes to the following conclusion
On the whole, however, it appears altogether most
likely before the terrible necessity Is upon Lee OF
I abandoning Richmond, that We shall have another
great battle on the soil OF Virginia with the last OF
| the rebel armies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-22

NvoW that our p,rt, are Dramatically sealed,
~ i- becomes matter of necessity 20 develop
.r..5lr.e, The army must be ted, clothed and
MD How can this be done since COTTON rs no
-,r,sr an article of export aud exchange THIS Is
-,.7,-s,t Question to be solved by the ingenuity
,r5 ,be industry Of our couutrymen- We believe
80, ,5n be solved, aud solved readily IL the
--,,,er impetus and encouragement be gi'eno by the
sr-b,rities o, Those natural Inventive gifts IN which
,- citizen, are lo more deficient than those OF the
[,-,r l..o, at the wonderfully msen,ou, and
-.-.r,l Inventions or out prisoner, m N'rihrr"
.su,p, and % O, Impossible 4" d'H'' ''''' U'O''
.'.,...rr II tbe mother CT invention lneceSSt>)
.,-f.,r5 man VIII prove fully the equal 10 not
,i. .,..risr. ut the Yankee. Thu, necessity IS NO"
,,,r.si ,.r.n rs bv tas closure Of our ports, aud
,..,. 81 W. au.ur the bes; consequences.
Nj only r.a,. our armies be ,ed aud clothed Ou
~. ,.,,l,. also. must De led, clothed and eui-
,T.,sl The capital which has been devoted 10
5....5. running mast and val be diverted To-
ether channels. IL remains 10 be seeu"he'her 'h'
...3 ....... eff the Government ana people VIII pc
-v.r.-l 10 prevent the conflict sad competition 'l
,,rit,l now idle or whether the industry oil te
country, will Dc organized on broad aud comPle-
hrUs-vc basis. Vow or never the effort al oFeSn'-
-~'''' ''u 0'-'' ,sr.,sIly
me e'"..'' uiO'' - -.:,+oh.l,st
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Here'oi'ie O'," 'Ds ~ 81,
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rRnM EnR0rE.
The foreign mails received by the City of Dublin
and North American are To the I'd inst.
FORT FISHER,

The foreign mails received 10y the City of Dublin
and North American are to the I'd inst.
FORT FISHER,
The London journals publish elaborate accounts
of the capture of Fort Fisher. The steamer
that took out the news OF Gen. Terry's victory,
conveyed the report OF Gen. Buffers speech at
Lowell-a coincidence upon which the Dady Neoa
comments. II is added, however, that the eXplaua-
tions of General Butler interesting giving
some knowledge of the dhcultIes of the exploit
The Ne,cS says:
son thewhoe, though il is difficult to anticipate
all shat may follow from this success, the difficulty
is rather from the number OF consequences than
from any doubt OF the importance OF any OF them.
In its results it is a blow Wagering to the Con-
federate rule that which delivered Savannah 20
its new masters"
The Times says
The energy with which this enterprise has bee
.uted is crediable to the military adminisra-
lion al Washington. Thus, after long and
hilarious exertOns, and an expense equal to that
incurred in many European wars, the Federals may
no sad To have almost succeeded in shutting in their
enemies from communication with the European
world. The South has gradually lost port after port
and though cargoes will continue TO be landed in
obscure places along those hundreds Of miles OF
coast. vet the blockade viii be effective il is
in the nature of such operation to be. II will be
seen then how far the South is capable Of doing
without that with which England has hitherto fur
nished IT,.