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APPALLING CALANrrIEs.-As the steamer
Gen. Lyon was Of Cape Hatteras, loaded
with soldiers and refugees from Savannah, she
caught FIRE and about 500 soldiers, including
$50 refugees, men. women and children. were
burned to death or drowned! At the grea,
fire in Rochester, N. Y, the first Of this
week twenty-five 6remen, who were in tho
burning building. fell with the walls. and
and were burned to death.
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brighton Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY. April D.
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Atmarket-Cattls 1868, Sheep and Lambs S1OoI
Swine 26J. -
PsicEs-Mayksf BssE-Extra. ti5 90 10 Oh FIRST
quality 0a u 10, second ~ on - on, third. 90
II 90 pr iOo lbs, hc total weight Of hides. taliow
and dressed Beef
Hfes-6ia9c per ID.
Taiiop-9a?lc per ID ....
Limb Skias-t2 Da2a1.
Shseg SkRs-s2tO q 50.
CoU Skfns-i7 2Oc. pr lb.
.Storss-Year,Ings 500 70 90 two yrs. old, 90 soo'
throe yrs. old, 90 %. ~
Working Oxsn.-Si50 70 35.
Mica Csu.-S35 q 60, sxtrs, 70al00i tho prices OF
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the hnoy VI
the purchaser. ..
y,pins- Wholesale - ~ % per lb.t rotsutf 70
isc. Pat Hogs-O0 10 900 per ID. al market.
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Aiken's Landing, Va. April 5-l1.30 A.
Mo Hon. E. NJ. Stanton. Secretary Of
Wm-But little is known at City Point.
There aro but few officers Left, and those are
overwhelmed with work. Leo tclegnphed
to Davis at 3 p. NJ, on Sunday that ho was
driven back and must cvacuate. This was
announced in church. Davis had sold his fur.
niture previously Mt auction and was ready
to leave. All the leading rebels got away
that evening. The rebel iron clads were ex.
plodcd. The Virginia lies sunk in the James
river above the distractions. Ewell set the
city on Gre, and all the business portion Of
Main street to tho river was destroyed. The
bridges asross the river were also DESTROYED.
Muny families remains. Mrs. Lee remains.
AtPetesburg the public stores were burned
and few public houses caught fire, but not
much damage was done to the city. The
bridges there were also destroyed. will 70.
mort fully from Richmond I cannot ges >
clear idea OF our loss. Tho only general
killed is Winthrop Potter Is dangerously
wounded in the groin.
Gen. Grant has commanded tho armies In
person since the commencement Of opera.
tions.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., April 4-ll.l5 A. M
Major Gen. Dir:
The following particulars, dated Mt City
Point, April 4, 8 A. NJ. give the latest in.
formation received from Richmond:
Gen. Wcitzel telegraphs from Richmond
"That OF Railroad stock he found there
twenty.eight locomotives, forty.four passen.
ger and baggage cars, and ono hundred and
six freight cars.
At 3 30 this evening Gen. Grant. from
Sutherland station, ten miles from Peters
burg, toward Burksvillo, telcgraphs as fol.
lows:
Gen. Sheridan picked up 1900 prisoners
to-day, and from 800 to 500 more have been
gathered by other troops
The majority Of the arms that were left in
the hands of the remnant OF Lees army are
now scattered between Richmond and where
his troops are. -............
The country isall full of stragglers.
The line Of retreat is marked with artillery,
ammunition, burned or clarrcd wagons, Gals.
sons, ambulances, &c."
(Slgned) Il NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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CONNECTICUT ELrcrIOs.-only twenty
towns remain to bc heard from, but it IL
sure that Gov. Buckingham's majority will
be little rising l0,SO0. The Now Haven
Congressional district, which has been so long
Democratic. will have Union majority OF
over 1900. The general vote Of the State lie
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War Department. Washington, April 3.
To Major Gen. Dix:
The following official confirmation OF the
capture Of Richmond, and announcing that
the city is on FIRE, has just been received BY
this Department
City Point. Va, April 3-ll A. NJ.
Gen. Wclt1cl tslegraPhs us fellows:
"We took Richmond at S.l5 this MORN
ing. captured many guns. The enemy
lett in great haste. .,
The city is on iire in one place, and am
making every effort to put tout.
The people received US with enthusiastic
expression Of joy.
General Grant started early this morning
with tho army towards the Danville Road,
to cut Oh, II possible, Lees retreating ar.
my.
President Lincoln has gono TO tho front"
(Slgncd) Il. NJ. STANTON,
SEQ vf War..
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Rumor.d Capture OF Mobile.

Nxw YoRX, April 3.
The Commercials special Washington dis.
patch says intelligence received from the
headquarters Of our forces warrant the as,
surance that Mobile Is now in our possession.
Important positions had been taken which
promised TO place the city at our mercy. II
]. said that great battle remains to be fought
in Virginia, and that Gen. Lee has still the
means Of making formidable resistance,
but It Is believed chat tho war 10 substantial
ly ended, and that humanity will induce tho
cnemv to end the contest. II is reported
that Major General Robert Potter was dan
gerously wounded.
Fortress Monroe, April 3. via Baltimore,
April 4. The mail steamer Dictator, which
arrived from City Point. at 4 80 O'Clock this
P, NJ, brings down additional particulars Of
the great struggle. Petersburg was occupied
by our troops at 3 o'clock this (Monday)
morning. Our gunboats were all we'll up
James river, and 1t was thought fight had
taken place with the rebel iron clads.
Large fires were seen up James river last
night towards Fort Darling and the vicinity
Of other rebel works, from which 1t was sup.
posed that Lee was abandoning his works
and retreating from his long established lines
An immense number of prisoners have been
captured. wrouslv estimated Mt from Is.
600 to $4,000. Prisoners are continually
arriving at City Point. and 1t IN estimated
that there were $4,000 prisoners there this
morning.
The steamer Cossack also arrived to-day
with large number Of Union prisoners. in
Guiding Gen. Mclaughlin and men of his
brigade captured with him by the rebels in
the assault on Fort Steadmnn. Such was
the haste Of the rebels in hurrying Union
prisoners through Richmond on Sunday, that
In many cases many of them were not even
paroled; 500 out Of 700 on board the Cos.
sack never signed parole. These released
prisoners say that in coming through Rich.
n,nd Sunday they saw manifest indications
of the evacuation Of thu city. The streets
were alive with people OF oil classes, condi-
tions and ages, manfesting intense excite
ment. All the Union prisoners in Libby
prison were ordered to b. exchanged by tho
rebels, and wero hurried through the city of
Richmond towards Varius Landing in the
greatest haste.
NEW York. April A.. The Herald's WASH
ington dispatch says: "a dispatch dated
SpOttswood House, Richmond, l 80 p. NJ. on
Monday, saysbutlittle property was destroyed
by the fire, which was confined to the tobac-
co ware houses. The reception OF tho Union
troops was enthusiastic beyond expectations.
proving that there was very large number
Of Unionists in this city. Many Union flags
were displayed" Yesterday was the ami
versary Of Gen. Grants taking command of
tho army in person at Culpepper Court
House.
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BY direction Of the President tho l4th and
9th army corps will constitute tho army Of
Georgia, Of " ich Maj. Gen. slocum Is a..
signed to the command.
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President Lincoln in Richmond-25, 900 Pri,
oners Captured.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4.
The Bulletin has received the following
special dispatches:
Washington April Airs. Lincoln re
ceived dispatch from the President to-day
dated from jefferson Davis late residence in
Richmond
Correspondents from City Point state that
Leo has divided the remnant OF his army and
is retreating in two small columns.
Our prisoners up to noon yesterday exceed
cd $4,000.
The rebel destruction of property, in their
retreat, literally beggars description.
The stragglers and deserters are even in
excess oi what was anticipated.
WILSON STATION. Va. April 1.
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
The army is pushing forward IN the hope
of overtaking or disposins of the remainder
OF Lees army. Gen. Sheridan with his cav
airy and the fifth corps is between this and
thu Appomattox. Gen. Meade with the Cd
and 9Th corps is following. Gen. Ord is fol-
lowing the line of the Southside Railroad.
All OF the enemy that retains anything
like organization have gone north of the APP.
pomattox, and are apparently heading for
Lynchburg.
Their losses have been very heavy. Tho
houses through tho country are nearly all
used as hospitals for wounded men.
In every direction hear Of rebel soldiers
pushing for home, somo in large and some in
small squads, and generally without arms.
Tho cavalry have pushed him 80 closely
that the enemy have been forced to destroy
probably tho greater part Of their transpor.
taton. caissons and munitions of war.
The number of prisoners captured yester-
dav will exceed 1000.
From the 2Sth of March to the present
time our loss in killed. wounded and captured
will not probably reach 1000, Of whom from
1900 to 1000 were cadtured, and many but
slightly wounded.
| shall continue tho pursuit rs long as
there appears to be any use in it.
(Sisncd U. S Grant,
Lieut., General.
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L
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April gil q. m.
Major General Dix:
The following telegram from the President
dated at 8 ~ O'Clock this morning give. TIT
latest intelligence from the front where iuri
Gus battle was raging with continued success Il
the Union army.
(Signed) Z NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
City Point, April $3.50 u. IN.
Hon. +. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War:
Last night Gen. Grant telegraphed that Gen
Sheridan, with his cavalry and tho 9Th corps
had captured three brigades of infantry, q
train of wagons, several batteries, and prison.
ers amounting to several thousand.
This morning Gen. Grant having ordered m
attack along the whole line, telcgraphs NJ fol-
lows:
"Both Wright and Parkc have got through
the enemy's lines.
The battle now RACES furiously
Gen. Sheridan with his cavalry, the 9Th corps
and Miles division Of the 2d corps, which was
sent to him since one o'clock this morning, Is
now sweeping down from the west.
All now looks highly favorable.
Gen. Orb is engaged, but have not yet heard
the result In his front"
City Point, April 2-ll a. IN.
Hon. +. NJ. Stanton, Sec'y Of War.
Dispatches are frequently coming in. All
going ON finely. Parke, Wright aud Ord, ex-
tending from the Appomattox to Hatcher's
Run, have all broken through the enemy's en-.
trenchcd line taking some forts, guns and pris-
oners
Sheridan with his own cavalry and the 9Th
corps and part Of the ID corps Is coming
In from the west on the enemy's flank, and
Wright is already tearing up the South Side
Rrilroad.
(Signed) A. LINCOLN.
Washington, April 2-ll p. m.
Mai. Gen Dix:
The following kilograms from the President
report the condition Of affairs at 4:3o this al
t.rnoon-
(Signcd) L. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
City Point, April 2-2 p. IN.
Hon. e. NJ. Stanton, Sec'y Of War.
At l0i5 q. M, Gen. Grant telegraphs as fol
lows:
Everything has been carried from the LEFT OF
the 9th corps.
The 9th corps alone captured moro than 5000
prisoners. The 2d and 4th corps captured forts,
guns and prisoners from the enemy, but cam
not tell the number.
We are now closing around the works Of the
line immediately envcloping Petersburgh. All
looks remarkably well. -.
have not yet heard from Sheridan. His
head a uarters have been moved up to Banks
House near the Boydtown road. about three
miles southwest Of Petersburgh.
(Sgned) A. LINCOLN
City Point, April 2-S 30 pm.
Hon. T.. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
At 4:30 p. NJ. to day General Grant tele-
graphs rs follows: :,
We are now up and have continuous line OF
troops, and In few hours viii be entrenched
FROM the Appomattox below Petersburg to the
river above.
The whole captures since the army started
out will not amount to less than $4,000 men,
and probably so pieces of artillery. do not
know the number Of men and guns accurately,
however.
A portion Of Fosters division, oath corps:
made most gallant charge this afternoon, and
captured very important fort from the en-
envy, with Its entire garrison.
All seems we'll with US, and everything Is
quiet just now.
lSigncd) A. LINCOLN.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

Washington, April 3 So a. ms
To Major General Dix:
A dispatch Just received from General Grants
Adjutynt General at City Point announces the
triumphant success of our arms, after three
days hard fighting, during which the forces
ON both sides exhibited unsurpassed valor.
(Signed) L. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary OF War.
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Washington, April 2-ll a. m.
Major General Dix:
The following telegram from the President,
dated at 8 l-2 O'Clock this morning give. the
latest intelligence from the front where furi.
Gus hattie was raging with continued success to
the Union army.
(Signed) NJ. STANTON,
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he rode at Winchester. Sheridan galloped
everywhere, his face flushed all the redder.
and his plethoric but nervous figure all the
more ubiquitous. He galloped once down
70 the rebel front. with but handful Of his
staff. A dozen bullets whistled for him to-
getber: one graled his arm, at which faith.
fol orderly rodo /; the black pony leaped high
in fright, and Sheridan was untouched, but
the orderly lay dead on the Geld, and tho
saddle dashed afar empty.
At seven o'clock tho rebels camo to tho
conclusion that thcy were outdankcd and
whipped. They had boon so bus,ly engaged
that they were long time finding out how
desperate were their circumstances; but
now, wearied with persistent assaults in
front, they fell back TO the left. only to see
four Close lines Of battle waiting to drive
them across the field. decimsted. At the
right the horsemen charged them in their
vain attempt to 6ght "out," and in the rear
struggling foot and cavalry began also to rs
scmble; slant Gre. cross fire and direct FIRE,
bv file and volley, rolled in perpetually. cut
ting down their bravest officers and strcwing
ths fields with bleeding men; groans 70.
sounded in the intervals OF exploding pow
der. and 10 add tn their terror and despair,
their own artillery, captured from them,
threw into their own ranks. from is old DO
si,ion, ungratsful grape and canister, emf
l,ding their brsastworks, whizxing and pluns.
in. ny air line and ricochet, and at last bod
i.s Of cavalry fairly mounted their intrench-
m.ors, and charged down the parapet. slash
in: and tramplinS thcm. and producing in
, 1865-01-05

Especial Dispatch to The Western FRESH
NEW yoEK. Wednesday. Jan. t-Mtdnight.
Tie stock market Is generally more nctiTe, thou III
without any special speculative movement. T1e ten.
deIey Of prices upward. Late shorts on railroads
have Govt tcd teir contracts, and NOW oper
for on advance. Goyernmcntstorks arc steady. with
n odeEate tusnest.
Coal sharet stronger on anthracite and stcaIy on
bituminous stocks. Miscellaneous list about five per
cent on Quicksilver. and per cent on Marl
otherw:se there was no Important change.
at tho Petroleum board to ssas tllc:e vas more
general demand Tor stocts Market steady; Excel.
k.or stood nr s35: Gegmsnis 1'5; kntckerh9ckcr 50
Rynd Farm 5a,; Buchanan .eH.
to:t! SPECULATION was qutn lively this n,osni3. :
there ae 10 advance OF pcr cent orer The c,os.gs
rate Inst evening. with considerable activity auf nl
nation raElE IN she day bat towards the market
gave Way slightly. --
4 fa!r dc1nart Tor moner. Exchange only nominal.
Later.
At Gallacl1cr's Exel.nsn-Goli, ee94; YC117s;
E1ir.s y unis m i1aE l;s aia: iab9 aicA Soatl..
1nx i:osk 1sand 1es'; North Western IS d.,
bctlsnd IN :<11!cksiiver. iot; Msstposa -.
, 1865-01-05
Markets by Telegraph.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
S1w TORE. WkpxEscAy EVE. Jan. 4, 1866.
The lndeptH'f has the fo!lowin. dry goods report:
The market is Inactive. In Prinis few sales wers
made lest week ut decline OF 1c but all new goods
to come will be heid ut An advanct stocks are light
Brown art Rleaehed Sheetings are h.1n; White dull.
Ginyhams dull and steady. Ticks are IN Hight supply
and without sctFlty. Stripes are tsm. Denlns dull
Blues tahcT lower Brown Drills are very &c lrce but
steady. Checkssre without Inquiry. A fair demand
hrs prevailed for Woofeus. mostly fancy cashmercs,
which arc very nru. New goods are Offering OF g,od
and rare nts. which the trade are buying De-
iaines are not nctive. Seasona:e goods In s1an
demand. There is ycy little doing In B ,nkets which
arc firmly held. Army kcrse1s steadily active
Back Doeskns wanted ut full psc:a. Droa lclotha
dull Little Inquiry Tor foreign goods bat stocks are
light and prices frm. Dcs.onisns hare been bu5lns
eecc DFoade'otls In dscss gcods 1o demand is over
for tho tensan.
The following are the Ladtpeadenes quotations for
tc-FaCfypWs
, 1865-01-05

NLwArKxz. Wednesday, Ian. i. lss5.
FloCR.-More demand and chiefly speculative.
'GrAtS-Nheat, Eece lots 7,ooo hu; narxct 1sn and
t@5c higher; sa:cs tAis morning: 900 hu 40 spring
In store NJ <1'6a l6S; 1000 hu do, buyers option all
week, q. sl.iG4: sales on Change: 17.0n1 ba No !
spring In store at Il s 1s7 500 bu do, ssllcr:s op.
ton sll January At s7s; eooo bu do. buyers option
unti! J<n. 18th, ut S1.0; 100 bu No In store4 at
Il .GeE COO In do, delivered. at s1.65. OAts notnnl
with enles 100 In in bags on track nt *1s742ts.
Corn ull and nominal, with sales OF 500 bu nav she'll
ed Oh track At $1o0. Nrrley quiet. with s,lss OF III
hsEs delivered at FIGS. lsgt dull With Rkies Of 100
bags delivered at $t.25.
TKor1s1oss-FIrn with sa'es OF 10 .s1s clear pork
at Seo; 100 bxe long cut hams Ut 1sHc last evening.
IREss Ell Hoos-Flrm and SIC higher, with sales this
morning at s1s.oo91a25 dlgidlng on zoo Is, aud at
noon 5.e5S13 50 wae psld. Receipts, l,ls5.
, 1865-01-05
Cincinnati H1rket.

IEp<C4S4 1TIUQne-I
CIHu1kKATt, Wednesday, Jan, !.
DRESSED HodB-hcccipts Of hogs od4y foot un
shout Dol head, and under moro favorable weather
thc market opened nrul-r, md further advance ot
sc fer centNl established tho Close The whole
range may be quotet Il s1o.5 3v-too arcra1cs
bting quoted 1t &1G.to.
P1ov1sr.Hs-Thc market il very much unsettled
and no accurate quotations csn be given. Mess poek
cannot be bought under iSGe for city brands, but The
demand at that asuse Is rataeriss Primo city lard
ts Ee!d lrmiy at &c.
Wu1ekY-AEvaucedt to $e.23,
GaA1s-wheat rather nrmer at T2,os22 0s 70. primo
, 1865-01-05
Corrections

EdtI0f8 If1bNn6:
In the article IN Friday mornings paper, headed
aAn Attempted Fraud, l I'M done great in]uatice,
stated, nor was introduced to the man Bcpfamin
Elliot as recruiting officer; neither d,d the man
EiTe me The order fur the privilege Of having his
liberty while he remained in the cIty. The man
brought to my Office to enlist and the arrange.
1tHntH as TO what he was to receive were ali mado
before he got there: All that received was twelve
parties. which he had agreed to eiye beiore he
was enlisted, and though made payable to NE, was
for their benefit und merely collected it foF
them. only knew him az a man who was brought
hevc. was enough to comp.nsate NE for nv
trouble JAooB RosKoYT.
North Side Merchanta' Police.
, 1865-01-05
AmUSEnTENTS,

TIE orERA.-la Dame Blanche, one Of the eter.
ling old operas. which has held Its place upon the
stage through much evil and good report, was
brough: ont last evening for the first time iu CHI.
eago. Ihe audience WIS not large one md was
cold. not from want Of appreciation. but purely
the etcan pipes burst yesterday afternoon, and the
attere were not able TO repair them BY evening" 70
n.t tna1 Tue nousc e wss rot warmed Under such cir
grow enthusIastic. Tie oldest stager cannot force
himself up to applause, and barely to attention,
Then hls toes and fngcr-hps ara blue, his teeth
Epitc Of the itigt91t1eS, however, tho troupe did
well. The music t. light graceful and mclol1ous,
alfs ard rapid In Its movement. AMI appeals d.
fsS1ly et 70 TIC I seascs. tbs aceompani,acnts arc
1EG. Al portions OF the opera were well done.
@ Enaoelfnann maI!e bis debut In the character Of
tcoIse brown. He has 4 remarkably pure t.aor
f9iee OF good qaality throughout iss register,
WHICH he tiscs with ease and In excellent taste. In
sation and eoincd an encore. The whole ballad
higher register were especially marked With an
snsfns was esideniiy aec:ta aa by .ie coId csni.
re nR1S; 9aa pot Es1esssa @ss az
grateful one-a dreary .mase Of ,reeltatiyc q
ptv ntsak,pg S Il, 9Ted 20 oppor
i7ation.
Tc;night Mozart'e immortal opera Of Don Juan
VII! DC brought out Without donbt the house
VIII be properly warmed, without doubt the
tue opera will he exce1lcntlT presented.
Tue FA1IET1Is-ATc notice that Mcssrs. Cha1.
wick and Fitch, Of the Varieties, have determined
On taldng tue good folks Of Madison, Wis, by
furpriae they viii visit TINT place next Monday.
appearing In the CITY Hall that evening. and con
Timing through the week. The members OF the
corps selected fo5 Ibis visit arc sldlle. August,
the !ar-famed dcnseuse; Mrs Anu1c Bordscll,
Ms. 9. ": Blake. Misc Miss Ese11a Carle. Miss
CcleetneCsrle, Mr.. Warren Bordwell, Mr. .. W.
u. Allen, late OF the Academy o. Music; James S.
Edmonds. with fevcra, others-formtng IN array
Of tn]ent very seldom presented outside OF Chlca.
lrrat in ftore. .....
Marietta Rarel, the accomplished tight rope
rerfnrmef, end Maggie Marsha3l Will appear on
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