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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

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Nessaeso Miss, sept l6c cl5CJ.
CEREBRAL OHpEaa, fTSN'
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In order 10 avail himsclfof = l..yo
o. absepee which has Lsss granted
him, the undersigned hereby rclin.
qsSetss command cf this Dcpsrt.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

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was bleeding nj every pore. nor the
politician, who, after urging war,
dared moi encounter its hnrdsllps |,
bal those Who laid their al upon the
altar Of their country. Select such
men and make them your rvprcsen.
iatiyes. Yon will then be swrc that
your rights will no, be wantonly sac.
ridccd, nor your liberty bsrsersA for
a mcss Of poltagc. Ny, ia,snioa 10
10 pursue ths course ] fccommenl 10
others.
| Besides the obligations ] ows to
| my State, there are others of a pcr.
! sonal nature which will not permit
me 10 leave the courtty " pscs6h,.
] shall devote myself eArncssly, if
allowed 10 do 50, TO tho discharge Of
thcss obligations, public saA pfivsAs.
In the meantime ] shall obtain oil in.
formation which would 10, desirable
IN tie establishment or . colony, in
case We should ultimately b forced 70
leave the country. ! invoke my fsl.,
low citizens, especially those who
have shared with me The ptib and
glories Of the past fodf : years, 10
stand by cur State nianfuIly snd tru.
". The Roman Senate volsd thsAks
% one o. the's gsnss,'s because 10
.as E as.kss' s nouf Q! .ho fepse''c' se
d'a 20; Despair Let "a emelAN tee
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arrest IL Prussia 0f Germans vhf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

Nxw Yesx, Sept 25.-Gencral
Terry, commander of the Depart
,nesk e Virgins, has jssseeivsa ste
people q that State avery forciblc
rsmindes that nartisl Law still me-
walls there BY The issHAsss Of " ~
dsfs, nskihs previsieu ~ loyal ~
priciors to recover th(1g ifoposty
coassca,ei BY tho fcbA einl-
ed b pstsiag . sssp - q laeel
proceedings instituted aGll1De psti5a-
Il o0ors Tor scts ~ = ~ per-
fsrnsaes II thsir = 1e)Iss.
Hereafter, wLils unrlIdl ~ son-
sinuss y psovnH, - 0ssssal -
nounsss III any perooo eosneeted
viii ~ y Sn01ontioo e ae)ioos q this
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
Urn GOODS.
RARGAINSi BARGAINS!

BARGAINS BARG1Ns'
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
GREAT
CLOSIN0OUr SALE
PEYToN JOHNsToNs
Splendid 'tock Of INV ooons
Amounting % upward Of $1,000
To THE ENLARGEMENT or THEIR STORE.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF COTTON GOODS.
soecial attention IL csled 20 the following
IMPORTANT REDUCTION
IN PRICES
THIS WEEK:
$50 PRINTS reduced TO loc. yard
@Oc PRINTS reduced to 25c. yard
&c GINGHAMS reduced 10 3,c. yard
Doc SHIFTING MUSLiNS al 25c. yard
sac SHIKTING MUSLIHS. ytIl vide, a, Jlc yaio-
vViNsfJTTA SHIFTING MUSLGNS At 45c. yard
EEST DELAINES at 3jc and 81 !c. yard
ETST PAPER MUSLIN at Sc ayard.
LINEN DAAiASh at el, worth ~ %. ,,..,ro,,
No. 174 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
Gopartnsrship Noiifss.

nlSSOLUTION OF COPARTNEitSII1P.-
~ The copntnersbip heretofore existing between SAM
.UEL 4. JENNINGS aid WILLIAM T.. BLAUtELr, IN the
storage busidss, q. no. 38t Gfeonwiehst and No cs
mutual consent bAMUEL 4 JENNINGS,
WILLIAM u. BLAulELT.
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Go rObom it man Contern.

ALI, PERSONS are hereby cautioned AGAINST
n ns,ot..,og CFRTIEICATE OF DEPOSIT tost N
fi,l.bnrr Penn, Jsnuury 81 issued BY NkwBoLp, sVN
AERrSES. Of Phisdciphia, dated ysnlafy io.'''' ''
!. ~ oa In favor Of JOHN L. WATSOS-unindofsed.
A MAN and WIFE would Ike the care OF a
"A Hou.s Of some family contemplating ucs.nS -.
II rOrreuce. xiv-u Address for sweeh, l. d. j. Ihn'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
Corporation Notices.

Pursr.r' l,ncs IN such made and provided shs
Mayer Aldermen and Conmonaly d the City Of NewYorA
-rby give notice. that they intend apply to the Supreme
ou u the State Of EewYoss. st Special Term OF aid
Court b. hold the Cry Hall la the City u New York,
on 81 y the DIV March 1865 at the opening Of
tat sy. thereafter Counsel can be
heard for appointment OF commissioner OF Estimate and
'e Abovec matter that the nature and
eS,en, the improvement: rsby intended is the exsnc,
Of Church iron the sOubey side Of fultonsiIeet "
Morris Street ia sid City. JOHN r.. DENELIS,
Coun.e 70 the Corporation.
Dated yetr Yoyk, february 7M, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
1tlaehinerp.
furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
Dwauanted manufacture Also, solid Chestnut and anut
Chamber SUITES plain and ornamental al II. +. tARlNO-
TONS 300 Ganalst opposite ooster Established i8Ll
FURNITURE FOR SALE.-FURNIrURE
l. Of every description, CARPETS. BEDDING, &c. for
sale sap at BENDALLs WARkROOMs, Nos 2Jy and
al Hudson st. Payment taken Ia weekly insalments II
d. sired NJ B.-furniiure Of all kinds bought sold
eAohlDged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
6lationsrp anS fantA, GOODS.

NXILLIAM EVERDELLs SONS, No. IO4
w Faton.t SrArIoNER3 and bLANK-BOOK
v IIACIuRERs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
mfNicd!.

DR. MUNDEB WATER-CURE, at Florence,
M,,4-Plesssnt and healthy noun an rcg n. miles
Wc.. lfom Northampton Depot Soes and coolest granite
water Diet abundant DIR. MlNDE, oldest disciple Oh
PsessnitE. Tr.atueu; purely hyinaiic.
lrVURKISlI BATIIS.-If You wish to enjoy
hsath strength. yoah. beauty luxury, and I'll you're
Of cares wIins-s and lnhTmcs, g. to NOS. u Md -
LAlGhT ST., " L., snd take s.nnius TURKISH BATH,
se. dcs~ripon OF II IN Mondays and urdaJ's Trbcnr Of
hl. week ilons from to and 20 p m for Gea'
teuien aud from to 2. for Ladies. Sunday. nom
y 10 III q. m.. for Osut-Inen only
rINHE NEW PHYSIOLOGICAL HEAD,
i with NIL tho Organs approved by MesSrs. Fowler
Wes may lie had u al Dlu. Two sizes price 10 cent?
aud : 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21

rI,O PRINCIPALS OF MALE SCHOOLs.-
An examination q candidate, for Ppyn'r n 20 y.
us 81 ,h, ard Of Educstlon, corner Of OrHnd nd
Tlm, ON THIlRsDAN, the2d dsy OF Feo in o. LstPa''
O'clock D M ..id selections having been .endeisd y r
r. ~ hsu.r ~ G. Cani.daes for exam nation must D"
n r.i,n. OF the Eleventh and Seventeenth Nat' con
,,i.ur the seventh Congressional Diirct Hon joan "
.,.r AID must have btea low be ppis OF Tie PpIc
hors They also be ID ard under ~ years 2, ass
Al tie time Of admit son 70 tho Aead-iny-nnst he ~
-, m hcislt and IRE. ioIuity die OF i
hie os Irnder them unat for the military service ana
b. All, 10 read ard write well and e. perform with
i and accuracy tho vso operation. Of the ious ground
rules VI arithmetic Of Reduction, Of ssnpi' ana
rr, zion and Of vulgar and decimal fractions. ~ rrnci
. OF se schools earnestly desired 90 present THIS go
ct 10 th. no.cs Of such OF the pupils oil mex nsp"Se
ho a. are entitled BY residence and oher euahcuiior q.
mont, on, d. ,o an -xsIliratiOn for tine position
'' ''"'' - THOMAS BOISE, Cesk
.Ynri Erh. 90 res
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-21
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

NORTHERN r. r., of NEW-JERSEY:-
IN Trains leave Jersey City for pie'mont at 9i9 p ~
p m. ARR p. end 6;o3 M The v;ioa M ana ~"
III, run 10 Aousoy. -, ,,,.,,,pror c...,.,..A.-A
The sun., 1865-04-15

sucrrllas. Ths result Of the conference is nc,
known
nfrArcu from Halifax states ih.t the Cana
dian dele ses arrived there on Thursday night, on
their way 10 England. They hal public recep.
ton 81 which spcechcs we're mAic IN favor Of the
Consideration schome They were escorted by .
rr'ccss On a mile In length, and much enthusiasm
WAS msniicsteJ on the occasion.
1ur reports hist Gen. we.tzol Lsd cen removed
from tho command Of X ,hmoud, tor grating a
safe conduct to the mcmbers Of the Virgins Sc.
cs-sion Legislature, are declared 90 te without
foundation. lie va. SIMPLY superseded by the
n-ysi In that city Of his corps coullnsn Ter, Cen
Ori, who assumes the military : .,oruofship by
seniority of rank.
TUE Richmond whls VI THURSDAY, contains ltl"
o' Importance. I. annouuccsthc Nrriss Of General
lee on the night previous. Tie Wing publishes
ths oath of allegiance, which IL ssys citizens ~
be otlige g. swear and subscribe ~ The Provost
Narshars Office Is crowded with people .ntious To
take H. and the only question anon. eitSens seems
10 te who shall be- first g. resume ther citizenship.
The sun., 1865-04-15
From NRfsnu

The steamship Couca froiu Havana the st, ana
Nassau the 10th q April, hAa arrived at this port.
Nassau, y. =, paTcr- ere received
The French barluc Eugene, of Mascillc., with .
cargo Of about seO hsrr Of coffee, ZOO pieces of
mahogany tcrotchl, about 1850 he waI i5OO dr'cd
hides, and sbout 80 ton. OF los~ood, totally
wrecked ON the =. L.. Point Of Groat GuaguA on tho
morning VI the 18th February lSt. The captain and
part Of The crew saved the mate and two soa.
men we're drowned.
The bicckadi runner Btnshee, with TOO bales q
cotton arrived Su.au the 30th, from Galveston.
She reports Galveston gqlrisoned by l2OO troop..
Twelve federal shipz were Oh the bar. SIX steamers
had sailed recently Hom Havana Tor Galveston.
The sun., 1865-04-15

he hS come from Dt. Verdi. Secretary sevArds
family physcisn. with . prescription, at the 'ame
time hoLiins In his hand small piece Of folded paper
and .Ayins In answer refusal that he must see the
secre,sry a. he wa entrusted With particular dree'
tion. concerning the medicine.
lie stll insisted on going up although repeatedly
inform ed that no one could enter tho chamber. Tho
man pushed the .cry,nt s,ido, and rated heavily
towards the Secretary room, aud was then met by
M. Frederick Seward, Of whom be demanded
to see the Secretary, matlng the same rep-
resentAtiou which he did TO the servant What
further passed In the way Of coloquy !. not Known
bat the man struck him on the head with billy
severely inJurine thu kull and felins him almost
,eu,eIes.. The .ssassn then rushed into the ehsm-
her and STACKED MAJOR seward, Paym~;cf L. J.
Army, and Mr.. Han.el- messenger Of the State
Department, and two male nurrcs, disabling thcta
all, be then rushed upon the Secretary, Who -s
lying in bed 10 the room, and inflicted three
stab. In the neck, but not .cvofns It 10 uough and
hoped, any arteries though he blcd prohi.cly The
asAssin then rushed down stairs mounted his hone,
a, the door, and rode OIL before an a,un could be
sounded, and in the same manner the assassin Of
the President.
III, believed that the inuIie, Of the secretary are
no, fatal. nor ,ho.e n either Of The Others although
both the Secretary and the Assistant secretary are
very seriously injured.
tksr 1.
neni officer, Of the government called at secretary
sewds house to Inquire into his condition. and there
heard Of the a,.a~ins,ion Of the President. They
then proceeded TO tho house, where h. ww ly-
ins exhibiting Of course intense anxiety and -olci-
tude. An Immense crowd vN gathered In front Of
the Presidents house, and strong guard VA,
also stationed there, many pcnous evidently
.uppo.ns he would be brought 10 his lome.
The entire city tonight Eresous scene Of wild et-
ei,erneut accompanied by violent expressions Of In
| disn,tion, and tho profoandest sorrow.
Many shed tears. Tho military authorities
have dispatched mounted patrols ia every direction
in order, II possible, to arrest the sssss.iu'. The
whole Metropolitan police arc hkewi's yisiiant fol
| the came purpose.
The attacks, both a. tho thoatrs and =, secrctar'
Stewards house, took psoe at about the SAINT
| hour-ton o'clock thus showing . preconcert
ed pan to ss.hssiaAte those gentlemen. som'
evidences Of the guilt Of the party who attached tn
| Ple.ident, are In the possession Of tho police.
Vice President johnson Is In the city, su'
| bis headquartors ART guarded by troops.
The sun., 1865-04-15
news Items.
lHp rsiss,apk 10 la sss Te,L sv".l

Tn. remains Of Brigsd.or General T. A. snyth
arrived At wilmington, Del, Yesterday, nud will
10 inferred on Monday afternoon with appropriate
ceremonies.
THE order for the reduction Of tho army las
spread CONSERVATION among tho political sener-
ss who 1t is UNDERSTOOD are 10 he the first thrown
overheard.
GsS GEASr keeps himself secluded since his
arrival In wAshington. He has had seversl in
tervews With tho Plesiden. snd the head Of the
War Department
IT ia said that JET Davis is at Dnny!lle, stl
resolved to carry the war, and drive tho Fed
erals from Richmond Virginia aud the Conioder-
.cy.
GEs Lrs arrived 10 Richmond on wednesday,
and proceeded irnmed Ately to his homo lie will
IL 10 believed. favor = prompt Peace and Recou-
trucnon.
JAY cooKB reporta the subscriptions to h' seven
Thirty Loan yesterday, At s3,Gi2O0l INCLUDING
single subscription Of nearly bali million from
Ntw York.
THE City N Fan Prsncisco, Cal, after a long and
veIAuous litigation, has issued her bonds 20 h'
amour, Of 5000 IN aid Of the Central Pacihc
Railroad, Eighteen hundred laborers are now Al
work on this enterprise.
TuR restoration OF the old flag TO Fort Sumter
was celebrated at Bangor Ne, yeaterdsy, By a IA
uonal salute at noon, and by the raising Of th'
star. and stripes one thousand fee, above .ho city
by means ofs monster kite, bearing the name 0
| Z. 8. Grant.
SONS Of TO foreign journals have reported that I
4. the intention OF our Government 10 aeknowlodg
III. Mene.n Empire. A recent act OF the Prssi
dent doe, not, however, support that assertion, 70
10 hAs recognized jose A. Godoy, aA Consul OF til
Mexican Republic at sIn Francisco.
Tm rebel Col Forrest and stat have arrived q
Memphis, under aAg OF truce granted BY Ger
Wright for the purpose Of comforting with Ger
W,shbuIas upsa Ihs Eabtsct u sSssrninAnn
The sun., 1865-04-15
r-icRR. sss,O o6,. : UnitOA State. Five r~eu.
tas 81 !. to 81 d.


letter. from Coruuua spain, dated from tine
morning cfshc 23d TO eieht O'Clock in tho evening Of
the 2ith OF March. contain account Of the creum-
stances under which the rebel iron clad Stone-an
len the pr, OF Tcrrc aud put TO sea On the 2sd
ultmo she .cN' ont iton the harbor for the sccoud
time, IN corpant wil tho snnnish frisaie Coucep-
Ctou. In hu'tl inmates tic NiNsara aud sscrtmen-
wee lOusg 'futu thNir Anchorage. near Coruunh
aud rtcat.c cl dtUeuy tUvstds hcr Iu les than half
an hout thc rain iuuc| t.rI' an gtctuel back to
port 10 'bo tfVnt 40 ttv,ufnuf Hi " Ulslnts " pcr-
sons ghO stool 90 over the m waters In er
pcctaton Of witnessing a battle IhtsrAs the SOC
ond ic NJ O. 'hu ram. NcV' dsv 'ept,h PAGE himself
htcued hot Of some cuhi, mate icshy, anl vent out
again vI'h the Sr1llfh isru uutt lC got hyc ilies
20 sea, where lr lay ou and on until nlrht. Tho
[ mon vessels did not toiius him. A correspondents
iutiiuatCa thAt their commanders acted ytuluttlv
the state Of the wealth and vslcr vaa grratly in
favor Of the II in NctOn. puriug her inst at
tempt to crcaTo Il aid that tho ~tOncs Al leytei
and that her ballast rolled. The courunr agent OF
the nitcd States In COrunuH cutvIud protect
arsiurt the aid and comfort shown ~ the ram In
the port Of Fcrrol during siS secks. The spanish
Admiral, in his reply, iutmAtrd that hi- t0'rrn-
ment could not I'D vt he- u shorter time ~ she
was leaking aud uutctworthy. IL II tatd that tho
stoncv all hostcd the chcl as before sho Was ou' of
French hauds.
The sun., 1865-04-15
LOCAL NEWS.
SEW YORK AND rHE VICINITY

LAST TARLRAC N THE DRAFT DRAMA.
Cosscnurs DrfIGuIEp, AsD BRoKrEs DllGusiLD
-Yest.r,Iay witnessed tho overtime Of one Of The.
dearest Institutions Of our country We slude to thu
dr0 II has been dear to large and patriotic clsss
Of our sbie-bOdled etileuL 10 the extent Of from
throo hundred 10 a thousand dollar, each, Another
large elUs had but recently become closely attached
10 IT, They had received sertSn attentions fron tha
Lnsiuon In the way OF invitations to ascept board,
Lns and clothing free Of charge In justice ~ the
esA. Who have been thrown Of expected Situations
b. the dssonnuAnco of tho da, 1t should N ststs4
Csots.vsa IN n. lIalf pogs.
The sun., 1865-04-15
OFFICIAL.
wAR DrPARrNFNr, WA-WSGtON,l
Aprl Is ! 30 An.

Apdl l5-l3J AN.
Hdjor General DiE:
This evening At about 30 PM, at Ford' Theatre,
the President while sitting In bis private boz with
Mrs Lincoln, MT. Harris, and MAJOR Rathburn, was
shot by assassin, Who suddenly entered the box
and approached behind the President.
Tho assassin then caped upon the stage, brandish-
inc larre dagger or knife, aud made his esGape in
the rear Of the theatre.
The pistol ball entered the back Of the Presidents
head, and penetrated nearly through the head The
wound is mortal. The President has been nsensi5 I,
ouer since II uas ina,ct,d, o,d 80 no,o dgtne.
The sun., 1865-04-15
New York state Legislature.


Atbdng anu lf-lhe S'hH''' N Executive S0S
sion to-day iel'c'ei th' "o''fno'' nominees iot
Metropolitan fli' commissioner" vy - 'o 10
hT Le.mbe,t sAi l. nc i''".,el Z ne io1i sfN Som-
sIrpd TO have no deln, Ia mi, organization. The
commission r's not ha' G' q. poe. cd or desired;
iela nn ,, yoi, 10 co, ~ IN. no-nina,,on IL
ves avery iupY.ta Io.' t.t ilus should 10 sue
So M , ann u, ,h o, at sn.x
Con,mis.ionefs
Nj Andrews sad ne .''l ~ .' duiI 'o pnt NJ. vote
"u ,,'g IL s". v,u Frovt, ,I',, h. Lnd t,ken
prominent part In ndvo at,ur 'hC .tr ~ the fro
. .T GH. y ~ s S ptItr a 'l = \, nS Slo"'
After bnot eNpltnti,. ~. hy other tOua'orS, the
vote ~as taken van ,ne '9ao. 49, ',u. ,,,. ~,
butcher Ioeer. Iisstiar uo .. Innana, iatmbeer.
Low, Mungcr stfort ,.' Williams.
Rs,, IbIi.,,. C,,r,' C,,,t,. ',ld.. Hsvcn..'
Tub unrv'I,,,. y,,,,,h .i., In'lih Wnt,,..
- Wo,ip,o ''
I'M, PA.,rp. Kolatiy, 10 the Croton Aaueiuct
M me- ,nP .t,ny ,n ong and Ssy,ps.
Bank VI BrpuS yn. Amending tie chNtn Of tho
ncHbuiS SA'in,s han, ] in 'thii,.pnie'' ino maIY
loWhld AsA' cation o. thonp ili"iu'n 10 conson-
,'' iTn naG I'd iie"ea Street Railro"', ~ Nv.
hti..la,. M nt', ''p,'i'' w" antus' TuppN pln'
Nhi.h HA ihh' tIo -I",lhl olu'I ~ thlr evening.
liv M lNmho"r- NPnnst me fo cntloh oi the pea-
sni bpai9 o. onn'i. .s'n9ls OF ,hArihes AstSed 10
10 e'o.e '"'s'' ','''.' 'HoohPn'
.,,i,, into ,,e s,r,ir, ,f c,rtai, ,a,' ,,o,,. ~,
'N'''''' ''''' 49, N''' 80 '''''+'''' W
Nov York, reported that the Committee wore not yet
ohl, to mat A ri,fen rpport and tnoveJ that ,hsv
a''' - '''", "I'' ''''o' ''' my
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mr. n'm '"''s', '''' ''' N''''',''''o wv '''o"'-
p'noi MI '"' .''' '' ''''"' NNu u'o'od mat
4" y" u''' 'n"'''''
Me%f' 10" anu lRlWn'er oppr'ed ths motion,
| ard m. retoft We. laid on tho table
NO. Wv
A mesaage WIS foceivrl from the '"vornor Vrtoins
| the Dry Dok, Fast BroadHay N North River Rail.
90, ,,u ,oa,,.o mo co,.iI,,.d ,b ,,r,.,, ,o, A.,
roHn p'h' D''1N'' "o S'"''''''1 '"' WIN" ''' W.
| definite.
Tho LilI IN increa,e tho FIRE Of tho New York Ism,
|
| trial kaiIroah WA thcn taken up, ahi passed by
| Is to IL
The Marposs Mining Company bill wa referred
| back with iEIwer "a r"iOrt complete
The sun., 1865-04-15
The Siege Of Mobile.

Mobile Papers Announce the Capture OF
selma.
N,r Oti'irs, Aprii s, rid cairo, A mil IA
special dlspItch 10 the New orleans TiNrs from tho
spanish Fort. dated April 9Th, A furious Gre
opened the rebel fort as, nirhtfrom entire
line. Drring the bombsrdmeut small msea-
zine in the sp.ni'h Fort exploded. The dam
age is unhnosn quiet prevailed On the 9th.
Descrtcr, report from lSOOO to 2NoU troops in and
about Mobile, including all tie State reserves and
about 2j'' IN 'ho spanish Fort. The los, outside the
Spanish Fort ny to the an Inst amounted TO about
bJU Killed and wounded The rebel lo.. exceed.
Mobile pagers Of the i,h inst the capture
Of Selma, Ala. with % pieces srtillery and large
amount Of Government property
The sun., 1865-04-15
From Mexico.
Reported Surrender OF the Chier Army o
.Iunrcg.

CAIRO, H., Aprii II I-Ncw orleans sdviccs Of the
sth met are received. The TErE DrLTA claims TO
have late official intelligence THAT Gen. Rhcasons-
commanding the chief army Of JuareI, In Central
AcSico, hss abandoned the contest Ills whole army
have siNen up flhung and Ictutncd to theLr homes.