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Cavalry Operations.

TUESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1865.
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EALLORY not CAPTURED.
HIS WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN.
-~---~---->-~--~-~>~~-
News from Pensacola to the
Goth UltimO,
Ae., Ae., &c.

The gunboat Florida Volunteer Lieutenant Commander
William Budd arrived at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yes
terday morning at early hour, from New Orleans via
Pensacola and Key West She sailed from Pensacola on
the 10th ultimo, At which time knowledge Of the
render Of Secretary Mallory Of the late rebel navy
existed among either the navy army onccs at that
place. II was rumored there that he had been seen in
Pensacola and had succeeded In eecting exit from
the country In an English schooner but the report could
not be traced TO any responsible II very
certain that he had not given himself up 10 Cap-
tain Gibson Of the frgste Potomac NJ that gentleman
knew nothing OF him further than the above rumor cir
culatpg In tho town II s more than likely that the
pugnacous Secretary s not far from Je- Davis, 10
whose fortunes he will probably attach his own Mr..
Malorys intimate acquaintance with Florida and IL In
Vulnerable harbors and rivers, frcquented by small
blockade running soops favorable 70 his escape and
need not be surprised 70 learn any moment that he
has safely reached Havana Nassau The only hope of
his capture must be placed blockadcrs Of the East
Gulf squadron II viii do no harm now 10 announce
that General Gilmore at an early moment despatched an
officer Of his san from Hilton Head TO Key West 10
notify the authorities Of the situation Of Affairs after the
evacuation Of Richmond and 70 suggest certain steps
which would close all Of egrcss which can DO
covered by such force the navy army at that poin.
have at their disposal
The New York herald., 1865-05-07
Coroners' Inquests.

DEATH or A SroRIwo M,F -Coroncr Cover yesterday
held inquest at tho Fifteenth precinct police station
over the remains Of James W. Bertholf gentleman Of
sporting procvities who died suddenly Friday
ing The police found him lying nsensibe the steps
o. premises 076 Broadway and took him 70 the station
mouse, where death Immediately ensued. Deputy Coro
ner Jobn Beach held post tmortem examination on the
body and found that his sudden demise was caused by
disease OF the heart Mr. Berthof was Gy three years
OF age, and a native Of this State
bAhsAs FATALLY INJURED Michael Green, cart
man. iate OF 2o7 East Thirteenth street, died yesterday
IN the New York Hospital from the effects Of injuries
.oeved 70 consequence of having been run over by his
nue. Deceased had been Ia the employ of Messrs Fan
gan, Wallace Co, Of 800 West Twenty sixth street
Coroner Dover held an inquest over hs rcalps and the
jury rendered verdict OF accidental daaih,
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'"HaHOffFHfNt fIHy I4VV
The subscr pcns TO present homestead 70 Mrs Lin
coin are not to exceed nve dollars each 40 that all may
have chance 10 contribute. The statement that they
to be Ave hundred dollars EACH az mentioned in
previous dcspatcb, wac incorrect
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Beverley fuckers Gratuitous Imperti
nence.


He THINKS PREsrDESr JoHSsoS's PROCLAMATION
PRETExr FOR DIFFICULTY WITH CANADA.
lFrom the Toronto Globe, May 81
Our Montreal correspondence this morning contains
the statement that Beverly Tucker Of the noted
for whose arrest such tempting are offered has
issued manifesto 10 the people Of Canada" stouty
denying bis completely In the murder OF the late Pres
dent His assertion may or may not be correct,
11ss s, the the information sts on which President
not be we'll founded He is nj liberty "
assert his innocence TO his hearts content he might
have spared himself the trouble Of rushing into
ton government Bis theory that the proclamation
been got mp In order TO constitute pretext for trouble
with Canada Is mseraby weak invention--too trans
parent dodge TO scrv0 his purpose We have more
Is guilty Of the charge attributed 10 him. The relations
between Canada and the United States Of sat
iac0ry kind, hope they may continue be:
and IL In piece OF grautous impertinence In Tucker TO
attempt 10 stir up public feeling here by unfounded i'm
putailons dictated by the dilemma in which he finds
himself
No Demand for the Persons OF the Com
sPtrntors Legal Under the Ashburton
Treaty. i,
From the Toronto Leader, May61
Tho telegraph apprscd u.s. the other day, that requi
sitton had been made the Canadian government for
the surrender OF certain persons alleged 70 have been
Implicated In plot Tor the late atrocos of
President Lincoln. The statement has not been con.
nrmed, and another line has been pursued President
Johnson offers rewards amounting In the aggregate 10
Two hundred and ten thousand dollars for the arrest OF
six persons said 70 be implicated by e evidence taken In
the Bureau OF Military Justice comp pliccs In The mar
der ofhr Lincoln and the attempted Assassination OF Mr.
Seward The nrst OF those named In less a person
than Jeinrson Davis President or what we must now
call the rto Sonhern confederacy Three of The others
Mcssrs Thompson, Clay aud Sanders two OF whom
understood 10 have acted official agents OF the con
fed,r@y, in Canada Tucker and Sanders are. we be-
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HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH CoRps, l
DANvILLE, April "a. 1885.
occuPAnon on pANynIx


me town of Danvlo was occupied by the Sixth corn,
sDday. Last night General Wright ordered Colonel
1hom@ W. Hyde, commanding the Third brigade of tho
Second division to march at daylight this morning for
ts purpose Of occupying the town Leutena mt Colonel
Walter Franklin Inspector General OF the CORPS WINS
srsd 70 accompany the Brigade for the purpose Of re-
sewing the surrender Of the town from the Mayor and
shsr municipal authories The distance 70 be marched
vas about nineteen miles, and the head of the column
ufsred Danvis few minutes before ten o'clock this
norning. Major Arthur Mcclellan, Aidde-CAmp on
General wrights staff, also accompanied the troops
On arriving G the outskirts Of the town Lieutenant
Colonel franklin met by Mr. Walker, tho Mayor,
and adelogaton Of influential citizens They had white
handkerchief waving from q stick and after formally
surrcndeng The town tho troops marched forward and
.cccupied II.
TIE
The town OF Danvie Is built on the hanks Of tho
Hyep Dan, from which II Doubt ~ derives It's
The bouses are modern In appearance and the surround
ing country remarkably beautiful and picturesque fhs
river Ia broad and npid, tho oh not deep stream
Spanning II are two long wooden bridges One " used
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The seven-Thirty Loan.

PHnADrrSmA, Nay o, 1895.
The subscription 70 the thirty loan yesterday,
by the First National Bank Of New York, was one mil
lion, not hundred thousand dollars
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MEAN BRooKIYS, Va, April %, 1905.

1onight Major General wrights headquarters bc-
Nssn Brooklyn and Laurel Grove about nineteen mlos
ssm Danvile, which place expect to to.mor-
nfough some highly cultivated country The planta-
Aons were the best cared for have yet and
the houses very stylish aud comfortable looking
eaoces Among others were the plantations owned by
ns Bruce family, the principal female representative OF
$nas family being granddaughter Of the celebrated
The New York herald., 1865-05-07
HALIFAX CouRr HOUSE,, April rs, 1906 4
AGAIN on rHs MARCH


~ corps crossed the Staunton river shortly after day
lusak this morning and moved or in the following order
SAs Third division was at the head Of the column,
- First In the centre and the Second brought up the
ssas. After . march Of eighteen miles the corps
1nAsd for the night Al Halifax Court House, small
pos on the south bank Of the Banser rver and about
DDvsa miles 70 the west Of the Danvile Railroad We
Usss again favored with hne weather and good roads,
votsh, together with the fne scenery on the route
mnAsrsd the march . remarkably pleasant one
THE NHAmrASn ON MARCH.
M inhabitants were very much surprised 70 70
hus number Of Yankees. and wanted to know
sWhassver yearth thinking shout march in
- lissssion." The war, they said over; and
~ vsyy energetic old women talked about visiting
Assd@uazssn 70 argue the point Their credulity Is
a1nsst ineonceivabe, and for many miles the people
oslsved stamp all their rebel bills TO give
0sm ths same value greenbacks Of similar
examinations The horses of the Yankees were ad-
nsnirsd BY the darkies even more than the Yankees
Nsrs and praise, when Yankee horse appeared sight
- rule their live stock OF every description poor
quality and small in number few fne horses we're
S but the majority would have excited the disgust Of
~ eiscrinnssing CROW.
tho chief village Of the county Of that II s
- reguariy built and struggling collection Of houscs
vAsss about thousand people resided before the
:oc. sSns @ scale pS,' from S an sOG9S se
AAnd. General Henry A. Wise and his soma clergy
maD-both reside here There are three churches, n
eour house and two bctelsboth cosed-in the village
Dsfoss the war was quite thriving little place The
~ company Of soldiers went out to Join the rebel army
- exactly four years ago todayAprl 20, 1851 This
s the nrst time they had any Yankee soldiers
end the majority Of the inhabitants owned up that the
ssoson crushed out, and expressed strong desire
oAe peace should be re established This evening the
BAN and Stripes from the roof Of the Court House.
- our bands favayng the Inhabitants with such
tunss the "Rcd White and Blue" "Vips Amsrsca'
md "Yankee Doodler--a treat 10 them q cup
e coffee. though, perhaps, not much desired.
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0LAAxs's Tnnay, on rns srAusroN RIVER,
"a ae April n, 1865.

V3A1AD1 HAAHS, cTAVNTUN
III -ets.k ~, April a. 1866. !
at At mB SECOND DAY's MARCH
~ eeTps Aas marched about twenty enc miles to-day
0bnow sncamped on the staunton river, over which
Sea1oon bridge u being built by the Fyh hfth New York
tagineen The weather and roads have again been all
- could bs DESIRED and the got the ground
UoAoss sxpsrtsncins any very great fatigue
4tA = faE nxsM ARnY DIsRArDNc q
2s60 ysbel soldiers going home, and from citizens
lg ths ma ef march, heard thas Roks's corps had
oon dtsbanded. i.s .
2 xhs order Of march to-day was q follows:-The
0oo1o4 division In the advance, the Third in the
uun1ro and the First In the rear 'N
n Dsnvlo Railroad ID about three miles and half
= ~ wsst Of where the corps s encamped and the
Vv1dge over the Staunton river has been burned by
- rebels II viii be Immediately repaired by ensi-
nosga end trains over the line The rolling stock
D6ry In the hands Of the rebels will be used FOR this
ppose the track several inches than that
II &oYthsTp railroads
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Interesting Details Of the March
Of the Sixth Corps to
Danville, Va.
Ehe People Along the Route Rejoice at
the Prospect IT Peace.
s-~~~~~-
NH SURRENDER OF THE CITY.
LARGE CAPTURES OF WAR MATERIAL,
90, &C., &c.
-. Chas. II. 41annam's Dispatches.
HsADoUAR1zRs, SIXTH ARMY CoRPs,
xEYsvn1z, Va, April 23 1895.

-. 0has. II. Hamnam's Dispatches.
HlADoUAR1zRs, SIXTH Army CoRPs(
1EHsvHz, Va, April g. 1885,
AWnvAL AZ KRYsuILK.
~ sEth corps arivsd Il Keysvins, route TO Dan
bGa q ave oelos ths evening" having marched about
1O1y-two milcs during tho day. The weather was
,s1ss anA cool and the roads In good condition.
1he order Of march foows:-The First division
~ advance Ahs Second in the CENTRE and the Third
Il ~ rear
Ne order 10 move 70 Danvie was received with con-
aassabls surprise, and matter Of course every
nedatsy surmised that We were going there 70 look
ow Johnseon's army Whether this was the real OBJ
- ~ the movement or not am unable TO cay, ~
1Ains In relation 70 the matter has transprsd. One
~. however, appears 70 be very evident which is
~ The Army o( the Potomac has been finally sepa-
a1eA mo Ninth corps, - you are aware, went "a
WashhgtoA few days Mnce the Fifth ID spread along
- railroad TO Petersburg. and the Second left behint
= Durkesvile Junction.
Rusolsd rebes who were fading their way homo sfte
- years. Uervice in the army They all expressed them
~ = ~ beng Pissssd that the rebel army had sSen
fo0e instances these men had already commenced farm
~ operations The country through which We passed
vssaeHed state of cultivation With the exception Of
yng been the sCene Of General Wilson's cavalry raid
- summer, II has been remarkably free fsom military
M1 DANvnLI AND RICHMOND RAnHoAD.
1ns Danville and Richmond Railroad, which runs a.
80 parallel with tho road along which we marched
~ IN good and serviceable condition. although fol
eny miles IL laid with the common Hat rails The
lAabtants were wonderfully ignorant Of all the great
0asnt but had heard and believed some very incredible
esVGts q tho cruelty of The Yankees +
Captain Lay, Of the Third United States infantry ar
o1vod hero this evening having been appointed Commits
~ u Nusten Of the Sixth corps ~
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THE PL T..
~>~>~~>~~>~>~~~>~~~>~-
Beverley flcker and VIM. W. ClcaIy Pro-
claims Their innocence.
>~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Flight Of Sanders and Tucker
from Montreal.
Canadian Views Of tho Presidents
Proclamation.
>>~~~~>>~->~~Y>~.>~o>~~~
ARREST OF DR.. TUMBLETY At ST. LOUIS,
&C., &C., &c.


The Trial OF the Conspirators.
wAHNoroN, Nay O. 1so0.
II was not definitely settled this afternoon whether the
trial Of the assassins will commence Monday nol
in fact the court had hardly been selected MP to two
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1865-05-07
Mr.. e. ID. Wsstfall's Dispatches.
HEADQuARrEns, ARxr or GEORGIA,
RALEIGH, N. G., April ~, 1895.

The commanding General has the great satisfaction OF
announcing TO the army and the people Of North Carolina
that hosties within this State have definitely ceased.
That for US the war rs ended and Is hoped that peace
will soon be restored throughout the country
II now tic duty OF all 10 cultivate friendly relations
with the zeal which has characterized our conduct
" the war that tho blessings Of union peace and mate
RIA prosperity may be speedily restored To tho cn
try IL s confidently believed aud expected that the
troops OF this army and the pcople OF North Carolina will
cordially unite in honest cndeayor 10 accomplish this
great end.
AL good aud .. .so,sbe eilizons viii be protected and
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A correspondent Of Northern journal
says that one of our peace commission
ers, on taking leave of General Grant,
expressed to him his solicituds for peace,
and said that he would be willing to
leave tho settlement Of it to him and
General Lee; to which General Grant
is said to have replied, that he "would
settle it with General Lee this summer" !"
We must be permitted to doubt whe-
ther General Grant made that remark.
It sounds more like the bravado Of .
newspaper correspondent than tho Ian
guage Of military man. General
Grant, so far as our information coca,
treated our commissioners with distin'
guished courtesy. We never heard o.
the remark now attributed to him till W
saw it in ! Northern paper.
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OFFICIAL.
+.,r,nrtKs AKxy or No1rnssS VIRGINIA,
February l6, 1865.
,>-rpAJ. ORDERS NO. fl. Ca-

X ENERAL ORDEhfN, nv. III. Ne-
1 = ,.ral Orders No. ,, headquarters Armies of
,S1,onfnierste States having been this day rromul-
"a. ~, "a hs army, it is hereby announced that, in
R,anne with It's provisions, all enlisted mes, of
49, amy who are improperly absent from their
ne ,s,,Is. exoep: those guilty Of deserton TO, or
o,1 ia the act of deserting to- the enemy, or
~ Nv, deserted after having been once rardcncd
~. IN setue offence, who shall hereafter desert
- - hs.,t themselves without authority, who shall
,thir twenty days ficm this dste, voluntarily re-
W. heir commands deliver themselves to any
f,,tv@arr,aiute-l enrolling officer. provost-nar-
ar ohey officer duty, TO be forwarded TO their
,a.n.ls shal be entitled to, and receive the hete-
8. -, tha rardcn promised by the Genera'-in- -chiei
~ fha authority OF the Presidentoi the Confederate
.ts.,a in tl,, order above quoted.
n General Order No. ?, headquarters Armies Of
a Confederate States, applies to the enlisted men
r.i.rgoina sentence or trial, under charges or IN
,rst .,r dcacrtlcn or absence without leave, with
10 except ions heTonbsfpre mentioned and all men
.ho, under <nis parasI I1yh, entitled to pardon
Nil he NJ ouce released from arrest and restored to
duty.
By command Of General Il. Y. I.RE
w. II. TAYLOR,
f. e!--eod3w Assistant Ad,utsnl-ic.iorAI.
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the report that she is fortifying it; am i
moreover, will be easily able to bold It
in tho ev ent of = war with the Uait ed:
States and not only 70 hold i, but to-
makeit, beside<', base Of ageress ~;
rations against that country. =
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It cannot be denied that the people Of
Virginia have proved themselves in this
war worthy Of their ancestral fame. =
For nearly four years the flames af war
have ragged With uninteemitted violencs
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