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, 1865-01-07
Il Card from Mr. Wasllburne.
The STATE Journa1 publishes the following
card from Hon. E. B. Washbnrne:

card from Hon. E. B. Washburne:
6PR1NoFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 8, 1866
EditorB illinois State Journal:
Just aa am ready to leave the city, have been
ady1sed OF the gross personal attacks msde upon
}ayt evening at the Governors s manRion, and after
the adjournment Of the Senate caucus. 1forbeaf 10
characterize the taste and n1gnanfmity OF parties
who after having achieved Eucccss In getting to.
ctcr at the residence of the successful candidate
aud in indu3ctnc In publlc speeches in wholesale
aud indiscrfhinate SANDERS upon all the other can
Idate= and oil tlcir friends. had hoped that the
excited feeling which had been cnccndcrcd By the
contest would have passed away With the occasion
which had brought them forth. hut 1t seems that
Islander was hrre OPENLY proclaimed, which, before
the nomination, had outy been secretly whispered.
the record Of Congress, bnt the charge lint BY
tue OF my official action. have made money by
epcculating IN whisky. OF hy aur other specula.
tion, is lnfamously and atrocously false. aud
known to he utterly Inconsistent with the effect OF
INV ut ole Legislative aclom. have never in my
life specu]atcd In whisky. l hayc never drunk a
drop of whitky, or bought or sold drop, or uny
Why been interested In Its purchase sale, either
directly OF Indirectly, and whoever has asserted
TO the contrary hae asserted what Is bascly false.
dcfv the whole world to substantiate auy charge
affecting my personal or polittcal integrity.
I. i. EAsan1asE.
In this connection We wou.l observe TINT
the statements published in the Confederate
organ in Ills city concerning aa alleged per
eonal encounter between Mr.. Washburne and
Judge Kellogg, Of Nebraska, are utterly falst
and scandalous.
, 1865-01-07
From Cairo and Below.

CAIRO. Thursday, Jan. 5.-Stcamcr Ollvt
Btanch. from New Orleans Dec. eth, arrived
here with mail for north and cast. Tha 10ti
and ed Kentucky Infantry are en- route fol
Louisville to be mustered out.
i transport is reported in sinking condition
outside the bar, having co1lided with vessel
In the absence Of onr cavalry from Baton
that place. They were concentrating at Clin
Ion, In. 4 movement Of troops Is said to bt
going on from Memphis, particulars Of whicl
nre contrnband.
, 1865-01-07

Total number OF men furnished. 1Gs3l4
Under tht provisions ofou@ constitution, no per
son can yote e1ceptin the precinct In which he
resides. This should be 60 amended, in my opin-
Ion, to enable such Of our citizens Us are lnthe
military service Of the Government, and who
would be entitled to vote II At home, to yote
wherever they may be, in camp or field, under
such reasonable regulations and safeguards az
might be prescribed by the Legislature.
can conceive Of no greater political injustice,
than the exclusion from the right OF suffrage, OF
thoec Ea11ant men VINO sre absent from home, be-
cause they arc fighting the battles Of their county,
] earnestly hope that Immediate Steps will be t.
ken to relieve constitution OF this injustice,
and although may not be accomplished in time to
beeoInc operative during the war, 1t should not Oh
that account be neglected.
In many instances, persons who lost their pro-
perty In the Morgan fald Of July, 1863, were in
humble cfrcumetanc.e e, and were pnt to great in
convenience thereby and in some cases reduced
cven TO desttutiou. therefore recommend that
a commission be created. clothed with such powers
as Will enable them TO make ful! and careful ap
praiseuent Of the damages sustained, and that an
appropriation be made to defray them out Of the
Treasury. when they hare been legally asseased.
AZ there Is natural tendency to e1aggerate dam
ages Wien they are to Be paid for by The public,
such safeguards should lie adopted by the commls-
zion as will prevent imposition upon the State.
The total amount Of cash received by
Ia ~ ff1H 9n1 at
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LEGISLATURES,


ST. PAIL, Friday, Jan. 6, 1865.
The Republican caucus for the nomination OF a
u. S. Senator WAS called for this evening, but has
teen postponed until Monday night The Sem
torial excitement continues 1uahated.
The Legislature have done but little as get,
and both houees hive now adjourned till Monday.
The official canvass OF the vote for Supreme
Judges in November took place IN joint conycn-
ton to-day. Wilson, the Union candidate for
Chief Justice, has 6, ,Vi1 ma}or1Iy
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Nearly 900 for II Cents.
THE NORTHWESTERN
TANNING COMPANY

Is being formed for the manufacture OF UfFEh
LEATHER in this city.
The small mount ct eapa1 prorcaed or 0eo is ~
thai IL the business sQccesafQYs
~ IS not proposed to invest II real estate owing TO
favorable 1ease being under the coutro or the Com
Met.opc Titan Hail. which will show the pronta ofthe
bu;ineas In such way that any one can suostAntiae
them with \ little tnqN1ty, }aiettsAAfc net
, 1865-01-07

From Boston.
BosToN, Friday, Jan. ca public meeting
will be held in Faneuil Hall on Monday, to
raise funds, and extend aid to the people Of
Savannah.
, 1865-01-07

= Il. HANNAH,
. pEALKR IN
OAK LEATHER AID HIDES

200 Lake Street, Chicago.
Hsyng cont1o OF the stock OF the largest Oak
Tanntrs in Ohio and Vtr 1nia can Elye In
ducemec Is to par sblug to buy In this market.
I am q 30 ralins the market price Tor Hides. and
parties sending direct to will Eecf1ye the market
1rts..er, iA7-r4f9.ft
, 1865-01-07

~ For Afternoon Telegraph sec
Second Page,
, 1865-01-07
POSTSCRIPT,
FROM NEW YORK.
Special Dispatch to the Western Press.1

Military NCyGN-Lntest from Rebel
$ourcesNexE York and Warrington
, 1865-01-07

OF superior quality. Also, Grand Traverse Beach
and Msple Tood-for sale ut lowest market rates by
Y. CONRAD 4 Ct1,,
II Charles street. West Side, opposite Chicago and St.
ul3 z, .1etcht Dc: :ot. Us dS33 s. III $40 u not
, 1865-01-07

GULL BOARDS.-500,o00 Gull
~ Boarts. suitable for I:ooning and sheashtng,
At 80 per Thousand.
20 Drawer 5ss.. FERRY SON,
III +l,S47tnet West end Of 18th sire It bEidxe.
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cellor Of CToati, " Lszlranich likewise OF Sehmer
lingan pTopensi.cs viii probably soon resign office,
much the since tie general elections In Croatia
resulted in complete defeat Of the SchmerliDg party;
the majority Of the members are favorable under
standing with Hungary. Tie secession OF ls4s, when
Cros.ii without any reason, broke the union with
Hungary resulted In great disasters for Croatia, cul
minstng in the overthrow II the constitution by Aus
tris it seems now that The Croat!ans return to the
Union by the,. own free will.
As 10 the general policy Of Austria. the complication
Of Tho Duco5 pus pussil every day in serious
oppos ton to Austria Bismark has ordered the
inent Of the PIussian frontier fortresses in Slesa but
Anstra well aware that Italy mas hostile intentions
for the mon en- does not for Prussian braggadocio
and begins to reduce III army. Mr. Majath finds that
Us soon rs Hungary is contcuted and Gallica treated
with justice there is necessity TO keep the army on
n wor footing. 40 the new Cabinet issues n
platform hall De able TO judge whether tie reconcile
iction with Hungary succeed. or whether the last
trial agreement fails through the obstinaey
Of the German Provinces and tie shOrssAtednes' Oh TIE
Court.
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sENsATIoS ~ wALL.sT.
Heavy DefaIcaiion By Hank Teller
The PkGnix Bark Robbsd Of s"oc'0oO
Ar,rst nc the Criminal.

Mr. Henry i. jenkins, late cashier OF tie
Pho nix Bank, one Of rho wealthiest Institutions ID
Walst was arrested about q o'clock yesterday morn
irg, by Officer McCsrty Of the Twentyninta Precinct
Police. on a charge OF enbe zling $4,000 from the
bank The complainant 10 John Parker. cashier of tho
tark. whose sfIdayit is az follows:
State # Metz Yort Cy and Comfy Of Ee Iok, Second
Ds,y,ff Police Couf sJoin Parker of No. 81 WnItst,
being duly depoes an ,sys thai at the CITY and
County New YORK. Helry H. jenkins tn0w Lere did a.
verify believes and chefges dunns the two years
80 to 'on.y take steal AID carry away dives OF
oney 20 viii e2000 the property Of the PhoniK National
P.uk Of the City NeWioIx DepoDent charges the
h,z,,snt and eonossy tkirg aforesaid from the isc that
ia d. United Opponent that he took md embezLed
tn..rue Wherefore deponent p1ys that said jenkins
h. with according to aw and iAst e be held temporarily
AZ oT1er T. ave deponent OPPORTUNITY to make proper
~s, w. a. he orc mises JoHy PAgxEa.
jenkins was taken before Justice Ledvth yesterday
bit no examination was had in the case. He ad'
uitted bis guilt to Mr. Parker. and implicated five
,thsr persons in the embozzement. The officers OF the
bank c1pcc. TO secure further arrests whom oil the facts
Of It's interesting case viii ls made public. jenkins is
a years Of sgs and is said that 10 las been employed
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Destructive Firc ia Vi!iiomsburgh--AM Nc
rocco Factory and Giass-HsEse De.
sfroyed Los. Ahsu. sS50,O0O - One
RsrettaM uuiurcd.

About I24 o'clock yesterday fire broke out
In the morocco factory Of Thoucs Sheyll, situated as
the Of Kentave. and Tsyor.s, Williamsbnrgh,
The fire spread with great rapidly and nog thstSrd.
ing that the iremen from both Districts were promptly
hand it found possible 20 stay the progress u
the flames ard the factory, with Its contents was en-.
trey destroy ed.
The fire having spread to TIE boiling department. Of
the Emplrc Stat, Flint Ca-s-Wosks adjoining that
entire building also developed in faces, end
not wishstahjiGg the efforts Of tho reInen wa also
with It's contents DESTROYED.
Tha morocco T. ctory frame bnildirg. end with
it, stock was estimated TO he worth $50 coo; Insured al
follows: Greenwich Insurance Company, $500. Corr
Exchange. So 80. Stuvye'aaf, 81 800 Home, $500,
Central Park a. $50: Fironen's Ernst, s2.O(0; Globe
81 800; Indemnity, $3.50; Alssasoit 500; Enter.
prise. -, 100.
The c,ass.works were ownc6 by Messrs Lennger.
Till s. Co., and their loss IS esiin atei at $4,000
partially insured
There were atout so men and boys employed by tie
respective firms.
Dung The prorress Of the FIRE at the Empire workx
three fgemon ascenied the rooi II the building sh
sean Of water and persisted in remaining there con.
trary % the advice u Capt Wog,om who warned them
Other danger. feg I1iaars olly elapsed sitter thh
warning when the roof fell 10 VIII o.I csas, cariy.
ing ia It tie three uen. Two Of them. iogeyeT
(Dlniei Hegrath and JON Nchenna cf Ens!ae No.
D. i. ID managed To est ic-te themselves Win Sigh
Injuries lie other man George Stewart n EDgae
No. u, w. d. WAC terribly injured, snd would doubt.
less have persisted but for tie gallant coleac da
citizen named q. ". Morris. who resides in South
SXth.st who rescued bun s. The peril Of his own III:
Mr. Morris was partially uneoJscious when 10 emerge
from the ruins but s,ter Elite care vas enab.sdm4
home. Stewart tlse.i Loale ard now lies IN yey
pgscarious state The Po.co. under Inspector fel
and Capt. W0glOm OF the tort g.3ith Precinct, ra'
dnrei valuable assisfance; and tie tremen unt9
Chief Engineer Doyle did arduoGs and willing ser'ie
Shortly after the irca man nemed John HaegeW
-esiljny AZ No ~ Kent-,ve vas assaulted In lager
beer saloon uesr by and sc bh.y iojufci aboo ~
head ith an iron pot that bis lie is desp'irei Of
youpg man named AndtsW iroy. said - haVe bees
With tie assailans, was aiIesed by Chlcer ulde"
sleeve and .oched Up.
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in the Ph@ui1 Bank for the past On the death
Of the late Presdent Of the insitntion. Thomas Tiles
ton, Mr. jenkins promoted to the position Of eiier
Mr.. John McKeon appeared as counsel for the bank
yesterday He said that the gum lost was not as large
as stated by the cashier, and that it woud net ma'
teriaIy affect the bank An examination in tho CAGE
will probably be made to-day.
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Ronnryc A IoupAyIoY.-Yesterlay Michael

ROBBISG A toMPASI0N.-leslcrIay Micnaci
c,vace Iivinv,t No - Iibarty.st, entered a CONF
,isin. h,l,r, Justice Mansfield egsiust Fanny Me-
Lnns alin. girl Known as injury Ana, and 'Wo men
whose names ar" unknown TO h,y alleging tnat on
vitb r. acrusea tate O. nignt they crossed 10 tas
civ ,pd sp,m ;b,ir timo in visiting saloons unu.
c EEK Yesterday morning. when the com ainah' i@.h''
himself in U,eI.s rear Catherine "ne1o o"' % ,n
,ther nan ihr.s Al. hands into Sayaces pockets aLa
stole ssl in money md clock for $50 Al o, Sa'
yes compnn.ons then ran away except e. '1 ths
sn,a.tH ,rccuc, station. House yesterday She was
arrai cd before the magistrate. anu ie usteu !, a
veal Inc name. Il The men who co'.ea we @ ~
Sho declined to DO however ana was ~ ~ Tho
avail hearins The police have deserlIt,A VA '"'
hghwsy,aer. and expect to secure their srros''
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Eyru.ug Exchungc-ACGC w
| Nrr CArHoLIc CHrRCH AT 6

A NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH AT 1uIID
BURG The conversion OF q hew Cathohc sHt 80
which Father 1'mo.lv, Passiofs' Is pss Isl ~
been in coutse oi erection drout two years w. 4
progressed SLOWLY in consequence Of lack o. ass1
picnic IVES held on WEDNESDAY in AID o. .s' ~
church az Muaers Rock Cellar. o.iteloaIEs ". ID
VAS ante largely attended. The church el'a1''-
coat about - 900.
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A FrcrrIyE Horse THIEF.-Ferdinand ko-
Mig Wa. arrsisned before Justice Ledwlh Yesterday
on charge Of stealing vaaaos horse roo. "a Mod
The horse on tho I'd inst for tho purpose Of hiding IN
Central Park instead Of doing so however he rode inc
horss to Philadelphia whittier he was pursued M az
city. The prscher Was comli!.ea iof igil Inc bofss
has been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11

J,pcryy. Officer Burns Of the Seventeenth
presInct resterl ~ arrested Annie Duffy on a.,xe
af rohiny Elizabeth Altherr, No. I.6 East Eeven ~
II appears that "a, accused eaerod mo aitsr and
Ire and other property. As the PRISONER
wss ,e. ing with the goods Mrs Ather ,hs
..cr,.d her srrcst. Justice Mansfield comll's' '"'
accused .or ex,iSilsfiVu
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Lase Hall.

ATHLETIC or PgILApELPHIi VS.. EC'RkA OF
sgWARF.
These two famous championship associations
played gene at Philadelphia. the ss,ombage, present
Numbering some 1900 TO $500, intending a large
gathering OF ladies. TIE former is the champion club
Of Peansylsang while tne Earck as are doubtless. the
crack club Of New-Jsrscy. The pastisaRs OF either
club are snraine for the success Of their respect
i've societies Tae fact Il The Athletics defeating every
club thor haze commended with this AEON added con.
siferabiy 10 the interest "a the present game Colonel
Fitzgerald was. II cJure, ol Rand to welcome Tie VS.
tors and vel dil he aoo nj; himself. IN extending the
Inequalities &C. oil PniiAdeplia ball players. We give
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ARRIVAL OF Tng ElGIc.D VETERAN yoIrSrsE1
(UAsCOg.S CDR?s.)

The s,h Veteran Voiun,eer Regiment nan.
cocks Corps) who have been doing guard dniy ioI "
plss three weeks et Trenton, while the New sena
rcgn cnts we're lene paid nj arrived "a this e!
o'clock last evening snt were qca'tered 81 i Dos
Barracks for tie night. The regiment n1'noe's -
mel and will proceed 10 EGIfs Island to-d'' W.
the, will remain TOR rermuE.nE guard duty AH'"'
lowing is 3 llst ~ officers: ~. ,..r,.r
w o. Monk; MsJ.r y. y. O.is Uusrteru.seE' - n% ~
Ajjg,an,. sce5ni.irut I r. Doan; srrseon' = Ne''s
a s..stsnt Surgeons Hind aid Tssrshas. =, ia
LraE UFFIcsRs-Co. A, Cap. 'erAanTst; 90, ., ~ -
LORD; co. G. Lieut. Cox: CV. .. ,P,. Mda'onhi 80
Capt. Stan, IN 20. T. Lieut.: n. A. Maxwell; -. ~
Snsh Co. H. Cap. Hotb.i Co. I, Lieut., wsieF; u ~
Ii..s
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g.r,r., ab,p News.

AaRlifD. A.. 81
Brig Dunlrsnner tof Duma1e' ; hoossv,s's,ri -
s,p. w,.t wool snd ssin, to Naicrs VETS Sss -
Lris Je.nnet:r DAM. Flei.rarr MO ''" n
,os,. a. Fn.cA Mein - Nrgdi. ,. ,.,,,ro ss!t ."
Rig Naik,ri,u, (Sorv.) IL en- h'
coffee TO / Ilci, Meinc'e Wrnct. s,,, viii ~"
Brig Msry CoDb Duncan, Savannah w. IA
psrew X 90. .,
WlND-At Sanset, 3. s,.N; -, IN
s,,.msb,,s Eagle, Cty q hin th''s'
BELOW.
Ope hank uuknC
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Ump.rc-sir Thognc OF tAe Newark Club
Scorms-Mcssrs. Parker and Bronson.
Flycatches Eureka, -; A;hItic. II.
ATLANTIC W. STAB
Yesterday these weli.known, olG'a'speatrd cinD'
,,vsa a gerue at th. Capitoilne t,ro1nd. Brooklyn,
which terminated in favor Of the Champion Ailanucs
nv r,ore ofe, 70 &c in fal garrs u nine inning,
Tho Af,antics were no; n.lly represented.
ATLAlIIC vs. MUTUAL.
1s ,.tnrn ,nltch IL: the e. implolsip between Tho
.tl,niio of Brook and tho Mutual Of Sov-lolk. VII
,,ke place NJ p. H. Mon-ay, Tic I'th lost, q. th'
Celdto!ine Grounds, Brooklyn
[By Tessrapbu
lTELTIICS AGAINST ACTlV.S
Pm ipI:LPAlA Thursday, Aug. 10, 1870.
IN the great base ball match to-day between
cha athl.,t,s Of philadelphia, anu The Aciyes II New
YorE. tho Plist lpbians We're becien. Ihc score
stood Aetiyos %, Athletics H.
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THE FIEE ID.
ggw.YuRK vs.. REyssfLAIR COUNTY.

ggW-YpRK rs. RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
A most interesting mat wa' p.ayei yeslcr'
,y At the Bedford Cricket ground bctweeuthcso Gibbs
lie result teia. IN fYor G! TIC Troy Players. Now.
York prcsen.ed vory poor .e.oad ei'yon. 1ca ulay
fsy account for their defeat ~: ban hef tacir
csual second eleven were hand. consequently taeY
had 10 NAV ar-e m no had not handled la' th.s
,e.-on Iae 1follls were sOcis'ly and HTiccapiy cG
t.ri.ncl By tie Nov Yogk,4s ~ thcis clrb.h1'.e D.
snb.iartEi b.; dinner belr pni II .le prog aiam,
l,,l.y the Iscy pla,crs Wiz Engage W match with
The Biaut attain Cub al Hol0keE ile 81. snrge ~.
closed GROUND. Admission free. Scole u tie game
yesterday ~ trtrfo.
N4ty.v,rrx sNCg.n II Ygrg
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The FURMAE-sT. DISAsTER.-The workmen
who dug the bodies 81 the of the ruins OF Nox
90 and % Furman have presented their bills at the
rao Of IS per day. The proprietor Of the premises re-
f. ses to pay the bills which amount to about 81 100 ON
the ground that they eyorDtant Application hss
been made the Mayor. and he feels disposed 70 paV
the men. The Controller or. Thomas II. Faron) il
a,so willing he is legally authorized to do 90
u il one OF those cases IN which provision can he
made, and hence the difficulty The District Attorney
is gathering evidence about tho accident and the mat.
ter will doubtless be prescribed 10 the Grand Jury a
soon Us convened 10 September next.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULEs.-Some 40
mules, which served tier time in the army we've sold
at auction yesterday On the circus ground IN faou-
ave, and brought from So 10 s,J each.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. man named Thomas
Jareman robbed o: $50 and silyer watch Will
passing along Fatbu5h-sye, near Bai.ic-st on We'd
nesday night. Two ,nsn wHo could not be Identified
on account Of the darkness, were the perpetrators
They escaped with the property.
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FoUNDLIyG.-Abouti Al o'clock on weon,, ,.a
rigLt a c,t,zen named Lure Cang found ~ 800
wing In Mortisst. jersey City, where j. nsa ..;
beer abandoned by it's motLer. The GNU
fhn Aims House.
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ARRIVAL oP TIE FIFTH U.ITED STATE
DATTc7Y.

Battery F., Fifth United States Artillery
arrived in ths city on Wednesday evening nom Wsss-
ington en- rolie Tor Char.esioa where they vii oess
,iCnrd The Bpt;ery Numbers % uen. nnCer coIInasa
Of Broyet Captain !. x BIinckie end Lievt. Char,e
SlAon Il formerly beOn ,el 20 tne Artillery BHs-ds
Sixth Corps Army Of tie Poo'las, ana tooA laI IN ~
the battle, OF tina. famous cores ffn TIE baes OF as
Wilderness down ~ TIE sure Ger OF Gen Lee iol0"
The sth are qsrered et tire Brt.eiy Barracks aid t
nee. 10 leave for Charsst in he Governments t'als.
nnrt MclleI.nn on Mnnlay noNt.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL. - special
meeting Of the Brooklyn Common Council was held yes
terday afternoon. Seyernl ordinances In regard "a
uayng sidewalks and fencing lots were passed after
which the Board adjourned
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r,.....ge,, Arrived.

=, mi, pnp,rrnner. tom Alsc, Boy-Aa9pI SsrsM
lane, pous.a., Chs.i,B Morris Ni!ilA L"-
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UraDires-Moasrs Hudson md Juyp.
scoTers-Mcisrf. Austin and Blaif.
Rensselaer, thus inniG with 81 ackeis 10 spare.
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HwAx DsrAsglxxr. WASHINGTON, D. C.. I
April e-l0 0coek p. NJ }

WAR DgpAsJanssro WARRINGTON D. C.. I
April s-lo O'c0ek p MY
O,d,r.d. That q saluts Of tvo hundred guns b
fired at the Of every army and depart
msnt aud 1t every post and arsenal ~ me Un''eo
States, and ct the Military Acsdsny at wsst
Point on the day Of the receipt Of this order in
commsne cratic Of the surrender q Gen. 3. T.
L.. aud the Army ofNortAsrn Virginia 20 Nsat
Gen. Grant sad the army uadsr bis command; re-
port Of the recsipt and szssution OF s' o1oss 70
DO made to the Adjutant- General, Washington
Epwu II. szAxToI. Secretary Of W1'
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Ths.ks - Gen. Grant.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WARRINGTON, D
Q.3O u m. April O. 166

~ '-e $50 p. m, April 8. 1865. 5
LIEUT.. -GYs. GHASr: Thanks DO to Almighty
God for the great victory with which he has this
day crowned you and the gallant armies under your
command. r,.ai s-,y-..y sfs'a ..',asrp
The thanks Of this Department, and Of the Gov
eminent, and Of the People Of the United States
their reverence and honor have been deserved-vih
be rendered to you and the brave and gallant ofcers
and soldiers Of your army f9r all time HLN-a
Edwin N. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

The following is the previous correspondence be-
tween Lieut.. Gen. Grant and Gen. Lee referred to
10 the foregoing telegram to the Secretary Of Wars
CLIFTON HOUSE. Va. Aprfs 1863
Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of VAR
The following correspondence has taken place