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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18

~A correspondent Of New York
piper has noticed the jubilaot feeling
prevalent among the Ricbmo rebels, At
Buffers repulse at Wilmington. They
were not long permitted cause for gratu-
.lAtion. Fort Fisher has yielded to the
skill and prowess of Porter and Terry
The blockade running port Of Wilming.
ton is closed and Gen. Butler emphatic
ally ''played out.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18

HOne hundred and fifty refugees
Eom Fort Smith, Arkansas, arrived
st Spring Geld, Illinois, on Saturday.
Nearly oil Of them we're women and chill
siFsn, aud we're II very destitute and
sutferingIcondition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18

~ Hon. James Guthrie succeeds
Powell as United States Ssnator from
Kentucky. It wers better had Kentaoky )
selscted fer her rsprsssnaative more de.
sided pion of freedom. one who
would labor con dmore in the work Of the
Ssdemption Of that State from the blight
~ the peculiar Institution.
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New York. Jan. II

t New York, Jan. II.
The Herald's Wsshinesoa special says,
BhiT1 sols business 10 bieA moua - =,
recover number of important private
papers. title deeds, ETC., lakes from BID
house By tie rebsle wheA neas W Ine.
top. He vas very hisdiy ress vsd
aud had frank and free ooasersalions viii
Jef. Davis and number OF oshsss, but
hos rsgaltsd il aothisg de6sii4. M
The ssosy publishsd in the Richmoad
Distateh absut Davis sssdisg letsee ~
ing be was willing to receive Peace Com.
missionefs from Presidsss Linooln = oil
bosh.
The Tribuos's specisl also says no let
ter was sent BY Davis and that hs nsds
no sign Of lowering the rebel dag.
Ex Governor Jacobs, Of Kentucky, Who
retorned With Mr.. Blair, reports s'rons
peace feeling among the citizens Of Rich.
mond, and even among officers of high
grade. He predicts thsre will be ces-
sation of hostiiities within two months
and proposal for peace from the rebel
government. This is in contradiction of
the indications shown in tho fact reported
BY IN oGccr from North Carolina, Who
says ths rebels already hsvs three reai-
ments Of freed slaves in the Geld.
The Times Washisgtoo special says /:
It j. reported q headquarten Of the Army
Of the Posomao that Leo has sent hfs
family ont Of Richuond and that nothing
bat peace Is talked Of in that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18

Boston. Jan. IL.
A public meeting will be held in Fam
eui' Hall to morrow to show respect to
the memory OF Edward Everett and ex-
press the sentiment Of our citiseps on their
bereavement. X is reported that Chas.
sumner vi! be requssted to deliver 90
eulogy on Mr.. Everett before the State
authorities and the Legislature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18

0ol Jsquess, Edmund Kirks con-
= ~ ~ peaes trip 70 niuhmppd last
0os, ieesursd 70 larss sadisnes 10
prsssnasive Hall, Il Springfield;
n11ay sysning. He gave an account
{ - aes(gview With JEFF. Davis. differing
tbint from aoeooau heretofore pub!
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0snventisn Of renian,.

0snventien Of renians.
Cincinnati, Jan. II.
The National convention of The Fenisu
Brotherhood meets here to-day. Dele
gates from all parts OF the United States.
Csnada and Ireland are present. The
convention will meet with closed doors.
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Latest frsn wilniaxsea.

Ft. Monroe, Jan. II.
The steamer Atlantic just arrived from
WILMINGTON. confirms The capture of For,
Fisher and the works on Federal Point.
Our losses are heavy. Two fifteen inch
guns burst on the monitors. We captur
ed about $500 prisoners.
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4 - Il i reported that new regiments
- to b raised under this. last call, and
M osdsa will issue from the War De-
tASse for this Psrpese.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18

army and navy. he bas ordered ! salais oi
100 kunS u ~ fired b sssh * Ne arniss
e3esstisg sgainst Richmond. .sss
/. (6iGaed G. a. DAnA.
Asst. Eec'y Of War.
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NO. 27l. j


11spk0 ~. u.
Blair sspsstsia u isks SirSi1eyf {, Q I.
bad - o1Icial nsssags "a, sonmunioe,e
. kimlt3a the fe6sI GoS6 ~ eo
ms = = known. be fosnd tho selk s.
hssb1osd IL ams q IL put fosth 6 d
pspers Of that city.
The Hsaid's oosTspondest il front of
kish.o1c ssys: - 9
As) Gsn- Gibbons. lately comnandisr
- ~ ditisioa q the Gath osrps, -
sscossdsd Asj. Gen. Ord il con aasd Il
ths gam sorps. Gen. Ord being placed II
omnasd of the army Of the James.
The rsoels hsve recently erected formi-
daole works in front Of the 25th corps.
y said that . division OF V,rpiu;.
troops, rscsssly ordered Soath, mu.isied
and positively refused 10 leave their own
State, and that they carried their point.
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New York, Jas. II.

fosr alleged rebel pirates snd inceu-
cisfies have bsen arrested By ofl ,ers nm.
aer Gen. Dix and Superintendent KenDe.
dy. They we're under the leadership J,
> rebel Captain Bell and were captured
on lhe Northern border. They win be
tued BY court martial at Fort LAFAYETTE
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e. FOR LATE DISPATCHES
SEE FOURTH PACE.
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The Attack On Fsrt Fisher.
Washington. Jan. II.

Washington. Jan. II.
The following has been received st the
Navy Department from Adnsirsl Porter :
Flagship Malvern, of Fort Fisher, N.
c., Jan. l4.-SIR IL have the honor 10
inform you that operations have bees re-
sunaed against the for,s At the entrance
of Cape Fear river. Since the 6rst attack
on that plscs and the shbsequsnt nth
drawal Of the troops, have been employ
ed in filling the chips With ammunition
and esal. The diAlculties We hsvs en-
countercd, no one can conceive. All the
work had to bs done with the large res.
sels anchored on the coast, exposed. you
may almost say At sea. to the yiolept gales
that blow hsre almost necessarily. On
these gales the enemy depended to break
MP our prepsrations. We will see. We
have gons through the worst OF il; have
held on through gales heav, enosgh to
drive everything 70 sea, and ws have sus-
tanned no damage whatever.
The gale vas very hsavy. Az soos ~
it wss over We got under way on tho l2th
instant, aud fosniog the vessels iato their
liaes. With the Transports 10 company.
atarted Tor Fort Fisher.
On the merniog Of The l4.h the feet
took its station cluse 70 the beach, ami the
boats were sent 1t once 10 take OF .hc
troops. They were landed with sbou,
twelve days provisions. At about 2 o clock
lip. m.
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1Ar. Blair. senior. is gentleman
Of conservative character. and pe,ipale,ic
philosophy. Psregrip nioas. also, have
been the habits Of Nr. Blair, lately, and
his wanderiues have led him tow ard
Richmond. Thsreupoa did the World
aad other bIasast pssce organs conclude
that peAos vas nsar st hand. Mr.. Blair
bsd visited the rebel capital. The IN
hillary temper, mild as mother's milk. Of
the senior Blair, should conciliate the ter
rsbls JeG. Of the cyclopiean eye, ard
though he should roar, like Shakespeare !
hero, he should roar soft - eooing
dssss Nj. Blair shesld enter the rebsl
- and ~ lovingly his Asao spoa the
e ~ - - naae of The hsast, aud bic mild
esd hesisap phsass shoald totsl-
y ssssl 6sss a she animal,
/. e3 NJ sSalsr. shssIa lssd il whishss.
J 11 W ~ lios aad shs iaslb
N & W i ntksrs md Uools San
~ lid .hen.
psblisAsd, and So,
- ~ - asd shs psaee "a.
" ~ ena ~ .
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3. d. DosYr. :
R0r Admiral.
TO Hos. Qi6osn Wslles. Besretary II ID,
Navy.
:. : 4 A
sn1aDs - u pere SasAes. y
B.llinore. Jan. II.
x 60 80 = q. A....;... -. ].
ths "a - = fI2S aecoe.. 81 s.. ~.
tufe q II ~; ria E.;Ss. +. ~
Ao ~ To'olf.t ~ morn;.. :.
were g ll1d bv I 49, fye- ,hs a. M
dud ike burning Of ~ prepsr.tory s;o,,i
Dc red snd sreee. = :, ;.5;e.s;cr shst !,
is time "a q 80 e11r1f.s, r.r.s,>,escr. !.
70 breakfast aed restine thforsh vkk
the routine Of morsiur duty. 8 y a 4.
10 rsadinses . diva = ensnaen1a tha
sefiopo vosk ef ~ day. The sarinS a
sesss)s restsd quissly o he -. ,hs vi.d
being TOO light to stir o. eyea ripole ita
ssslaes. Tsaly ~ eleaeete eee.ed -
favor this Rseat estsspsise. q
At s O'Clock che secoud signal -. 81.
en- by tee Gag ship to get nader vsv
when the work Of weighing anchor CON
menced and 1t half psst 6ve the signal 81
the division eommasdsr vas owen 70
move and resposeed to csusiop ! briIIi.n,
dispIsy.
The gunboat TAcooey Vas sent .he.d
last night 70 anchor Of Flag pad h..t.
y. and The day not haviu9 vet davaed
her light could b sesu o the stee rioe
poiss Of the nest n ! mint ,ho.t th,se
miIes ahead Of us.
Tho three frieates Wabesh. Ninne.oa.
and Colorado moved Of 6v.t. led b. "A.
miral Poetsr's Aae chin. They vere "a.
lowed by the nes Iroesidee ana mo.;ter
6ess. he sirsals fron The arm, tr.ns.
ports added to the disolav.
Al the lirss dawn Of day the whole .r.
mada vas 10 motion. The Wind h,a
cha.esd % d.e -. duy;ne ,ha n;gh. .nd
oonisg of shore tends 20 render M l.rl.
ing Of troops comparatively 49,.
Alta quarter to seven o'clock the .dmi.
raj sienailed to form line Of b.s,le. vhera.
upcn the Brooklyn With her liz. Of vss.
sells moved along cloee 10 ,he heseh IN ,bs
following order: Brooklyp. s6 e.,.. n.
hic.o. :: Taconv. 10. Ksns,. 3. rc.
dilla. =: Huron. 4. Me,vimsc <. p.n
saxet. 10: Fences. /: Pootooa.e II. NJ
York. 6; Ysutic. =: N.rdous. u-to,si
lib rups. This divisioa vas ordered =
rrepsre for action anl no,e - cIoe. =
the beach 70 shell the woods 4 the nom,
decided upon Cor .ha landing Of the troops,
about three aud I half niles from Fort
Fishes. uear the .dessrted Hall Mcon ~.
tety. In . fev momen,s the vhole d;v;s
ios v.s IN po.;tio, thrcv;,.. .h.lis ~.
.he narrow strip 81 woods sen.r.,;ny ~
ssa shore ffo.. C,se Fe,r R;s,, .hon, :
mile inland nar1alsl v;,h -. k.ch r.
The meantine the ironcl,ds moved inn
pos;tiou d;rectiv = f,ons ~ Eor, F;.hsr
shs ;ron.ides .bout thr-e. .fo.,,h, ~ . o.;,a
apd the s,on;,or, sbont h.if MI. og -
the ,ollovine order: New iroos;de, Com
R.dford. 20 guns: Nouadoek. Com R,r.
ro,t. 1 vues: Sanous. l,ommsraer a,
Hanv. ouns: (.non;s., .nn.. Ma.
oec. 3 ,uoa. Kefor. ,hs, s.. ;r,o ros;, 4.
.he lori opeoed ma. th..s In, .har ..crr-
ed their snchor,ce. vhen = am re ;ro..
sides coeped on The fort and -. f,ils-.
ed 5 /, tke uonison With ,heir ,remendos.
shelis. Rverv shot = rn.L an he smh-.-
.ures and exniodinv ,hr.. cio.d. of ...a
Ths for. ncc...;c..li. ,ss.~.asa y 49, -,
ala ,ot aend mess thsr ana skcs s-s,v n
minutes and 4 ore tin. - -.r;d -. ~.
6fino ,hev founa il imss..;hls j 80.
the euss.
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ALBANY. ian IT

Albany, Jan. II.
10 reply to resolution Of the Assem-
osy the Governor sent in communicative
fe'anve - the quotas Of the different
counties. No new information Va fur.
nished.
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Quebec, Jan. IT.

Quebec, Jan. II.
J. H Clinton. Director Of the Qaebee
Bank. has stopped paynsnt. His Iisbili.
ties sre about $a4O, 900.
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1EDNEsDAY, JANIUA AIIIEs 16. Iee1 IS

xl.izx ss.sssz Il III s.
! d pa |=5=7 - = :. l..:s.s =
esaDsed 70 y vitbiA halt j nils "a a.
snofe ana ~ ue1e aeoe snsyossiet ;,
not lees than 200 hoaHo. sunnliod fsol Nj
tne vetssls of ths AseA ..eevesal 90 ~
a Jospee - 80 Aofk md eassie1 ~ sol
o'ess g 11fsaa hendrs4 yes@s N ~
ossGa, vnsrs feey VEN tsqnaferrs4 4
s9en poet. The tente en4 esmp eqnip
a6e vere also iaeded with severd dagl
Pfossssos. Oar orse - 100 sssSsg
Az O'clock the bosts fsoa alll ~
's.pspofs2 nsssd fef shere and i Ifsw
.s.sss - ersf 09Osn stelpA o1 ths
oeson sno pheeed their Eegimonte)I Ase
n osS 81 tns highsat hills aAid shsstioe
..o. . - ssaospssfs and the hsst. Not !
q soy enemy could b sDea tlthia
''"s = sly a'see1on.
a - cioc. apone OO0 troops hav-
.Ss Oeso 'aooeo, sk'rm'sh llas wss bent
=. .sto oo " peacn.
The taandes Of shet iirsd whils The
sl,ss boaba1dasst lastsd = hour - :
hsH, = Ten nisatss pase6 s o'clock. cbsId
eof navs oess lsse than lOuF second. -
eevs % doaee thas p % - sishdfav-
= o. sns .oodss walls this sssaing not
- = tnas 20. UOO shells wers 6rsd iaso Ft;
'snef.
Alsef 'ae gen ! bomSsrdneat dom-
nesosd oas one shot vss 6rsd b. ihssfort
y sssnfn. consequently none of the wood
ee vessels vere iDjaved. The iron sides
did not vithdsaw whom tho signal was
g'sen soF wooden walls 70 ceAse 6risg, but
sept q work thfosghout IL night. shros-
ing one she'll every ten minutes into the
lori to prevent the repair Of damages BY
tne gsrriaon. Tonight the tsoops have
up to within about . mile
.,t..d;n. da- ~ '"s,' =" P'nfes
than ! mile.
A. order has been received from N.
Adaisal Il being lonad iupt ] ,ible q brioc
our division ipto the 6sht. tha anohcr.ge
room beiag tvo eoatr,cted To nroceeA II
shore 70 cover the eneamnnea, If N.
troops fro. sssaals By Bngg from Will
miogton.
Ias troops - learn from officers who
ASSISTED 10 landing them are 10 high spir-
'ss ana ANXIOUS @ 30 led forward to ~
'.u'' tne Tort They v'sh to wipe ont
tns STAN cast upon them BY the with
dnIai oi Butler and TO prove 70 the conn
" .ues tney oio not believe the fort euuld
not oe 'akeo. Ihe amos s,cement receiv-
"a to-day that Gen. Butler had been re-
,,eved from command of the Army Of the
emes ana directed . report at Lowell.
. !, 'ss'' caused grest reJ''ciDg n the feet.
SON: good shooting ~as made By the
rebels .nd aii the ironclsds have numer
eos : inoen'.t,ons on their armeF and per-
0rafions OF their Aaaoko stacks.
sscoxp DAT or BArrL.
S..,,a.,
A.,,n
n... o'sus u.y. a nomoer Oh 'oe
.h.ar...s - 80, I..g ra '.s 1'sa. 70 'nt
hold shs whole breath of The Pen;nInl.
% Cape Fear River.
Flag Shin n,lvey, s.turd.v ,
J.n.14 IL.
Up to this hour nothing he's been do.s
Th;. m.,,;.. -. 80. -:
o.;.,I, -;.h ~ I.ar.:5ss so.. .Os.s - Y'ue
!, F.,t F..hs- NJ. -. Iss' ~. sos suss
.h....i .;... e.. ,.-,."I ..o' - eA
= ~ n. u.a.cs..s...s.I - ! 49, Z s1o OsI.'
,.y go 49,. - y 49,
rh..s 80 ~ =. 80 80 su :ess.
A 81 WY o-A'-'As' - ''e
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|, 80 Ps6sOmes-s and -
Gsssss Captured.
The Latest from Dichmond.
THE PE.aCE BUBBLE
BURSTED.


OFFICIAL WAR DuLLETIW.
Capture effort rishsr-1, 400 Prisoner
and "a 0aas Tako1-oallaxt OenAac1
ofths Assaulting Party.
Washington, Jan. II.
To Maj. Gen. Dix i:
TIE following official dispatch has jus,
been received
Headquarters Forces on Federal Point, \
North Carolina, Jan. Is,
via Fort Monroe, Jan. II.
Brig. Gen, J. A. RawliBgs:
GENERAL IL have the honor to rspor,
that Fort Fisher vac carried By asssslt
this p. m. and evening, by Geo. Aues'
division aud the Cd brigade Of the ls,
division of the oath army corps, galIantly
aided BY battalion Of marines and ses.
men from the navy
The assault was preceded BY . heavy
bombardment from The feet, and Vas made
At $3.50 p m, When The LIST brigade, Cur.
it's, of Ames gdivisioa, effected lodge
ment upon the parspst. bat full posses
sion was not obtained Of the work till 10
p. N.
The behavior OF officers and mes vas
admirable, All the works south Of Fort
Fisher are nov occupied by our troops.
We have not less than 1900 pri-osers.
including Gen. Whiting snd Col Lamb,
the commaDdant Of ,he Fort.
regset to say thst our loss il tsvere,
especially in officers l am not yet abe
to form any estimate Of the number oi
casualties.
ALrRED TrRRY, Brew. Maj. Gen.,
Commanding Expedition.
Fort Fisher, Jan. l6.
Altar . careful reconnoissance on a. Z
l4th, il was decided to risk an aesault on
Fort Fisher. Psins's divisioe, With Col
Abbo.t's brigade, to hold our line. alssad.
strong, sssoss The peniasnla, while
Ames' division should assault oa th,
vest end. sAiser slrse hours hsavy nav,
firing. the assault vas made Il : >. m. q
the lS,h. Cuftiss' brigade led, and !,
soon ~ Il wAs on the wsst end 0f the .snt
front it was followed By Pssaipssksr's
and the latter BY Bills. Alter despersss
6ghting. gaining loot BY loos Asd sssss,
loss. at s p. m. We had possession o.
about half the land front. Abboes'e bsi
cape was then tAksn from on liss facing
Wilmington ard pat into Fors Fisher
| and on pushing it hfsasd = 10 p. q, 1
took the rest Of the uosk with Hssle r.
astance. the garrisos 3allise bock 70 sh,
extreme OF the pesiaaalA, .nhsfs ske,
we're followed aud esptarsd, ss,osx sthss'
Gen. Whiting and Col, L,sb, bosl
sounded.
/ think ~e have l,2Oo prissnsrs.
hope our own loss may nos exossd so
6ut il 10 impossible TO Judge in tke uirbt
4 Among the wounded are ths com aso1er
q those leading brigsdss. Gan. Cats
| being not seriously wounded, but Cvlo.e
| Peolipacter and Col. Bill dasgsrously
The land front vas foruidabls one. IS,
! parapet in places fourteen o. 6ftsea C.
high, but the men vent q il ncbly nn1e
severe musketry Gre. The nosiaeo 81
sailors went up gsllan.]y, bat - ~
tetty tire from the esst end Of NE u
II front VS. 90 ssvers that they d;d a. - ~
I ossd 10 enterisg Tho wot6 ~ -
IRE % ths work, jsdgisg froa 10 ~
/. stust hAvs been tefri6c. lany & 81
lnnns we're injured. How nasv -
- on the Poiat. ] Ioaanot ~, psska1
~ q forty. 80
6igasd) G. b Coneroex
~ 80. g. and Chief Esesaee,.
The sun., 1865-04-28
MSBURGH.

A SOLDIERS WIDOW STARvISG.-The
widow Of Sergeant Falcs residing at No. Clymer
street u. D., yesterday found In state OF starv-
alton and rescued by some benevolent gentlemen
Her husband died at Annapolis, Nd, short time
since from the effects Of confinement In Libby Pri-
son, and his body wn sent home to his wife, who
r,en, her last earnings in performing the mouTnful
duty OF interment. Being Afterwards too feeble 10
work she was unable to support herself and prefer
red starvation 70 soliciting aid. She Ia very well
cared for now.
ATTEMPTED SuIcIpr-Gcofge Springstein, 0
German, attempted to cut his own throat at his real
dence In South 9TH street, lat evening, but AZ zen
and srrpsted. The cause l. said TO bo broodins
over the death OF Mr.. Lincoln.
PAINFUL ACADEMIA hoy named james
Thompson, sas run over by the cart Of iunkinar
named Mul ply, last evening, aud had his arms ahI
lcss broken. Murphy US arrested.
The sun., 1865-04-28
THE SAD RNEN.
Progress of the Funerai Train.

Tho train conveying the remains of lrcsidcnt
Lincoln let Albany OIL Wednesday afternoon, IAN
account u which va Published Ia yesterday. StSJ
Arcompau .ed by a number Of disrngulthed gentle
1neu and State officers. Al Aons the route, the
scenery Of the country was animated BY human be-
inss together pay their rcSect to the funeral
train. A. one point short distance above Aban,,
party Of about thirty young Erls sood in line, on
"a level green, al an opening In a wood towing adiou
~ the cars swept by. Al Schenectady, where the
train arrived at 4,45 =. NJ twednosdayl, great
crowds Of people hrongod the streets houso top. and
window A. ~ Johnsyillo refreshmeut station,
twenty one volunteer lady-waitor', Ia Nhito waists
and blacl skiria served at the tables. 1hoy were
allowed 10 pafs through the funeral car aud view the
coffin Al Little Ialls, which was reached M 20
p w.. committee OF ladies placed n iiowcry tribute
on the collin while band play cd q dire. AZ Her
kimer, thirty sir youns ladies, representing the
etaie, dressed In white With blacs eashes and hold
ing dTsped iiafs. The train At siJ reached jtca
aud though rain falling, there wns AN
Immense coneourrc of people request VAS
here made that the body be exposed 10 public
view, but ten. Dix forced 10 refuse. At 5yra-
cuse, the depot vas handsomely decorated tas we're
all the depots the routcl, and 0; evergreen
placed along the side, Of the huildinr into
which the trninH run. chorus Of one hundred
voices sang hymns, ltlif Wtff tou'is hihute-funr
were fred and n coTp' Of veteran re-crycs plrt.ei-
pnted In the ceremonies. 4 little Fir brought a
bouquet which abe wanted pat tie colin her
desire complied with. After th, hour til.3J
PM the tIR,n passed through several small TOW us,
where long lines Of people with torches stool on
nither aide Of the track, while honfres were fccn
burning at various points. Al Rochcstcr 1870 AM
yesterday there large military display, and NJ
Batavia larso delegation Of citizens Of buffalo came
board-smong them EH-rrc dcnt Fillmore. At
Buffalo, where the train arrived At An. pro-
eession va, formed aud the remains lone to 81
James Hall where society Of sinscis sans the col
tmn dirgo "Roa, spirit rost - and the public worc
admitted. A large number Of members OF Congress,
>tc. reached Buffalo with the train.
Tho procession with isho remains len 81 James
Hall, twhoro they had been viewed ly largo numbers
Of Pcope,) ut Sbout s45 Pm, and lho trlin lot iol
Cleveland at about 10 O'Clock lHat night.
On the authority Of tho omlamcr and the under
fAkerit is denied that stated In some Of the papers
any pefceptlhlo change ha. taken place m the apo ar
Snce OF Nj. lAnco.ns eoIpsc, rince 1t ct ashinOn
The sun., 1865-04-28

THE NAVY YARD.-The ship carpenters held
meeting at Tammsny Hail. in York street corner
Of Pearl yesterday forenoon, at which 1t ~ss resolved
that they would not 20 to work unless the ~ 90 per
dsv demanded nv them was paid and II beinf stated
tina, the quaTiermen and one carpenter had gone TO
work. they decided, tina, II called upon 70 resume
operations they would not work unless these men
were discharged. The sentiment Of the meeting
appeared N be TO stand out until the govern
me NJ desired their services. The committee which
returned ffOin Washington some days since reported
that they were very well received Joe. Smith .tho
chief Of the Naval Buresu,l treated them 10 Inince
pies pumpk pies, and other rweet things, ard hen'
In effect told them TO 10 home and mind their hu,i-
nese. Thi. did not With the sentiment Of the
meeting, and they resolved not 10 apply 70 tho Naval
Department nnv more but TO wait until they requr
cd their services. The newspapers generally were
denounced for not tAkinE their part and alter fe
addIessess the meeting adiournod.
FATAL ACcIDEsr.-Michae Sullivan, em-
ploved In the Navy Yard. killed on "wednesday,
Shie attempting 20 stop n runaway team, lie fell,
and beng struck by the wheel was thrown upon hi.
head, resulting In fracture Of the skull. He died
aone ten minutes thereafter. The deceased resided
at the corner Of Smith and Pacific streets.