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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-16
THE FEELING IN CANADA.

n Proceedings I'm the Nova Scotia Parlia-
ment-Messags OF the Governor-The
Rebel Flags ON the Blockade Runner
Colonel Lamb Ordered Down by the
4 Authorities-Recomm me md ations 20 Call
. Public Meeting IT Montreal to Ex-
! press Horror 1t tho Assasstnation or
President Lincoln, SO.
HALIFAX.
HAIuAx, April Is, 1905
The Governor had appointed to-day for giving assent
to the bills passed with the ceremonies upon
receiving the news Of President Lncolns murder he
sent the following message TO the Council
GOVERNMENT HOUSE,, I
HALIFAX, N. s., April 49, 1895. :
MY DEAR sR-The very shocking intelligence which
the hand of assassin and Of the loss which
the of order has sustained by the death Of man
his intentions, indsposes me TO undertake any pubic
ceremony such as had contemplated In my Intended
visit the Legislature Council this day beg therefore,
notify TO you the postponement Of that visit and
haps under the circumstances of all parties may
feel that the suspension Of further public business for
the day would be mark Of sympathy not unbecoming
the Legislature to OFFER and which could mi
construe Believe me to be- my dear sir most faithfully
The Hon. EDWARD KINNEY, President Of the Legislative
Council
The citizens generally all unite in expressions Of deep
sympathy for the nations loss
Tho blockade runner Colonel Lamb was gaily decked
with flags, but they were ordered down BY the naval
authortes
Toronto.
TORONTO April Is, 1895.
The news Of the tragedy in Washington caused pro-
found sensation here The flags Of the American Con-
suate Custom House, shipping in the harbor and city
displayed at half Stores and places Of bust
ness owned by Americans closed
The feeling of grief OF the Canadian people Is intense
and II il contemplated to give some public expression
to II.
MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, April Is, 1885.
requisition, originating with the leading men OF the
city, course of signature here asking the Mayor
call public meeting TO express horror at the assassnA
ton Of President Lincoln All the flags at halfmast
the city, and the deepest the sad event
everywhere prevails.
ST. JOHN.
ST. JOIN, N. B. April IL, 1865.
The announcement OF President Lncons assassination
caused great excitement here Sorrow is universal and
the great loss the United states has sustained calls for
deep feelings OF sympathy. The vessels in port have
flags at hall mast
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C0rns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
ell diseases Of the feet cured BY DR. zACBARIR 7t0
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The Steamship Europa at Boston.

BOSTON, April To- 1863.
The steamship Europa, from Halifax, got aground in
the harbor this afternoon and did not arrive up to port
until spast eight O'Clock this evening Hor malls
the newspapers for the press will be forwarded to New
York by the evening train tomorrow Sunday which is
due there about Ave o'clock Monday morning.
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|: /: !: /: +: +: +: : /: !:
M.s Whs Of Ss
osts beautiful view, Jour dollar dinner But the aetca,
rocks nsreupon adorned he bride path
h TT Gas' Th s h r"s s rs the Mrs
composing the Legislature of he Granite state who got their
Silence s 70 ply he srt.ae brush Verify
DID them for
A Great Reduction in Prices.
sS sSfs inc
Chasing siSSa ss' at greatly reduced prIss. N''
A.-"Ahv said the Fair and witty
ae dozen bottles S s. a% %f sns
CEREUs from beothed II felt That Harry would
send this very present. and the presentmens has not
WELLS. Phrenoosists, make examinations daily.
sTRoYINa PACKET For sale by all druggists
WILCOX GIBBS. sos Broadway.
A.-Celebrate Our National Victories
with ZIMMERMAN CO.'S Sparkling Catawba Wine
Depot 70 Duane street
A.-Mar;h's Truss OHsce, 222 Broadway,
S ssa and Belts &C. ''
A.-"xvhite's Patent Lever
Rupture radically. No pressure on the back:
GREGORY CO., coo Broadway.
A Great Hlt.-SoIid walnut Chambcr
SUITS Of ten piece, Tor sss and ssls each q. MEMS
and West Fourth street New York.
u. Il. II.
The remarkable properties of BROWNS BRONCHIAL
rRoCHEs have been thoroughly tested nrs intro
duced The demand for steadily increased and
purely upon their They have found with
those who, from Pulmonary, Bronchial AsthnASe
plants require them ForCoughs and Colds they are eca
|cious
bunting, Flags, All Sizes, Printed Bunt-
ING FLAGS JAMES loft sl' fid gS.s,oI ,,,,.,
Bashfalness.-How 60 Overcome IL. See
Fowler WELLS, sss Brosdws .Ss New Yorl
Boys' An Wool Melton suits NJ o.. I.
Nv. BRoKAw, "a Fourth avenue. and G. Lafayette place
BatcheIor's Hair Dye-Ths Best In tho
yYd Isrmsss reliably inssan'aseous The only perfect
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
81 diseases Of the feet cured By Dr. zAcBARIR, 7o
Chevslier's Life for the Hair Restores
hair % ~ original sSor .Og: !: i,TS on. a:sps The
Bold the f sxi sii'. enf III fS
Fine Gold Watch Chains, New styles,
nf h'i sssssss ss ;'s
low Canal street
Gouraud's Italian Medlcatsd Soap
)onres pimplss freckle sruptons nssh WORMS g. o.
I 40 Broadway. and drussists.
Hufeland's Cough Cure - Promptly
:H' s1sss '''
Highest Premium Look stitch Sewing
Mschins and Button Hols n Lab g. pro..-
Health and Happiness.-A Circular I'm.
6R f6wkRS, b frankfort street.
immense Prices Paid for Ola Docks.-
200 900 Bookh, Stereoscopc Pictures, on hand
LEG0kT BROTHERS, lis Nassau street.
Moth Antidote will sav Yeour Fsrs and
0'''''' ''' ' RffoHsN WATTS. New Yss
Trusses and ELASTIC stVokimxs.-Mar.l
Co q Radical Cure Truss omss stu a. No vsssy " eel
~-
Thorne's Arnica and Chlororsrm Lint
u,eut cures Neuralgia, Rhursstisn Tcothacha Spralu
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Ths Best I'm tho
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
De. Factory 81 Barclay street
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A.-ssNyhite's Patent Lever Truss"-Cure
Rupture radically No pressure on the back
GREGORY CO, 600 Broadway
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A.-Marsh's Truss OHsce, 222 Broadway.
under Barnum's Museum. Shoulder Braces, SILK Elastic
Stockings and Abdominal Belts &c.
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Boys' All Wool Melton Suits ne o.. I
v. BRoKAw "a Fourth avenue. and G. Lafayette placs.
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A.-Celebrate Our National victorfes
with ZIMMERMAN 4 CO.'S Sparkling Catawba Wine
DepOt 25 Duane
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A.-"Ah said the Fair and witty
Adeline 3 receiving gag glamour IN the shape OF
half u dozen bottles OF PHALOS'S NIGHT BLOOMI NG
CEREUS from her be.rothed Il felt Mat Harry would
send me this very present. and the presentmen has not
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Mrs PARrISGroS IHsuLTED.The White Mou tains OF New
evidently great instutionvery high heavy
,ew dollar dinners But practical
OF certain renowned Drake those smogtnfeced
and varegacd he bride path
the Tp-top House with his familiar s. TlsG1X PIANTA-
TION BIrtRS This raised ire OF the Mrs Paruagous
egislai of the Granite Stale, who got their
wise heads together ouwed Dr. Drake and maze penal
artistic brush their beloved hills Verify,
the Ane arts n discount In Ncw Hampshire Query
Did Drake pay them this splendid
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At $50 Broadway, Messrs. Fowler &
Phrenolosists, mTke examinations daily.
A.-Use the Best.-BOwden's Moth De-
sTRoYINa PACKET. For sale by all druggists
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The Tnman line steamship E,na with the European
mails detained BY special request from Washington
yesterday 70 convey fu dispatches respecting the re-
cont ussosl events In Washington. Her Gags were at
hsfmast during the day
The steamship Nova sootan sailed from Portland for
liverpool yesterday Afternoon a. quarter pest tAsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
rbs Loui.vill. Pre.. Of sa.urds7

The Louisville Press Of Saturday
says
The river was slowly rising all day
yesterday, with about feet water in the
canal The surface Of the water is solid
ice in the canal, and the. mark cannot
be any present guide The weather
continues intensely cold, the thermome.
ter this morning at sunrise standing at
only 4 degrees above zero, the third
time within the month that it has been
to that point Att .. n. the thermome-
ter ranged as high as 81 degrees, with
no sun, but the skies heavily overcast
with clouds, and a change Of weather
may be fully anticipated to-day. On
the falls yesterday there was fully feet
water in the pass, and the falls pilot
VIM. Varble took the Cora ). over the
falls to Portland, where she will load
for the Cumberland under Government
charte
The boats at Portland yesterday were
the Cora s., Tarascon, St. Charles, Des
Moines and Niagara The latter is one
Of the Atlantic and Mississippi steam
ship line, and had a good cargo engaged,
but the Captain deemed it prudent to
abandon the trip to New Orleans for a
few days and lay mp for awhile.
The flagship Tarsscon was preparing
to start TO Passport, Tennessee river, last
evening, under orders, and we presume
she was the only steamboat departure
yesterday.
1t was reported that the river had
gorged at Rock Haven, bat nothing
definite was known beyond the fact that
no boats had arrived from lower ports.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

NEw YoRk, Jan. 3ls-The editors Of
the country who have control Of the new
patent process for the manufacture Of
printing paper from corn hnsks, having
been overwhelmed with letters Of iu-
guiry from farmers and others, give no
tee that their immediate -7ish Is to OBJ
tain information and desire TO receive
proposals from every State, county aud
town in the United States for supplying
dry ard sound husks as the same may
be stripped from the corn. The leaves
Of the corr are also desirable. The
husks and leaves may be cut up, II more
convenient, aad should Se delivered al
the railroad stations we'll packed IN
bales or bags
The editors wish to receive proposals
stating the quantity that viii be con-
iracted for and the price per pound for
one or two years Address, with full
particulars, D. e. Craig, General Agent
of Associated Press, New York City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
Eew Tork Markets.

EE- ToEx, jan 81
CoTIoE-Irrsgnlsr, uassttlsd and lower Al Is
eazTc for Miad1iag-
FLoUR-Dau: STAT. ard Wsatsra l0t1S0c low
ar; &01s 50 for sxtrs STATE, 10 eo4ie % for sx
ira Round Hoop Ohio and II G59lt s. for trade
brands market csosiuS quist.
wHIsKY-Firm ard mcssrsisiy active At 81
az 5l5z for Western
wHkGT- Dull. aozissI aud ease lover
choice Amber Michigan IS
B1KsEY-Firn: s.~ mixed v.ss.rn ! Is
oATs-Tirn; good demand at Ossl o. fnr
WestsFn-
suGAR-Firn Cabs. 1s54siae-
C0FrEE-DuiL
N0LAssEs-Acsivs Cuba. 20; new crop do.
9o1 rev crop New Orleans, &0sl 50.
FKTR0LEUM-Dull, fsc for Crude - for h
aned IN bond ssgsT for do free.
WOOL-pHiE
PoRK-Opsned dull and lower and closed With
better demand at Armsr prices IS S0y1aT % fer
asE Ness, closing Il % IS fer cash "a 5oeaS5 o.
for 50 and 81 Aess. cash and regular wsy, clos
ing Al a Is cash. 30 oo951 % for prime, chiefly
At 81 0os955 e1e535 50 for for pri1s Mess.
BEEF-Duh. heavy Aas at about PrsEieus
DRESSED .HoGs-DaIl; 1S1z9Is for Western.
BAC0N-Quiat and decreasing; 20c s5r crmber-
laid .i. Cut, and el14 for short Rlbhed
CUT MEATS seTsAsingi iT9is5ze for shoul-
dsrs, and iss2-e fsr Hams.
LARD-Hsavy but . shade easier at Is925s
choice AZ 235<e-
cUTTERN6uiss at sas47 for ohiO. and sass
FOR State.
cHEEsE-oulst at I4a24e.
M0SEY-Easy a. es1T per eent.
STERLING kxcdAaGE-In fair request At
G6Eb-kaeissd, and Gales decidedly Iow.r;
opened at All, fell to ca, closed a, o5ss.
GOVERNMENT sTocks-shads hrmsr, 9Th
fair business; Sc, 1851, coupons, l oSys s-2os,
registered, ossxi Do, coupons, os%.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
THE VERY LATEST
II T. l. l. G II a = II.
CONGRESSIONAL.
II1vIII. CosGREss--ad SESSION
WAsHIxaras- Ian IL

WAsHBsreS, Jan. 81.
H0BSE.-Wood Of New York asked
leave to Introduce the following resolu.
ton
Resolved, That it 10 the duty Of the
President 10 maintain, in every consti-
tutional and legal manner, the integrity
Of the American Union, as formed By
the Fathers Of the Republic, and under
nc circumstances TO prefer or accept
negotiations which shall admit, by,the
remotest implication, the existenes Of
any other federal or confederated gov
eminent within the territory of the
United States.
Farnsworth of Illinois objected 10 the
resolution.
Wood gave notice that be would next
Monday move suspension of the rules,
to Introduce the resolution.
The Speaker announced the com nit
tee to count the votes for President and
Vice-President in February next.
The House resumed the consideration
of the Anti-Slavery amendment
Peace Commissioners on Their Way
10 Warrington.
BALTIMORE, Jan 3I.-It was currently
reported last night, and is reported this
morning, that peace commissioners are
now on their way to Washington. Ac-
cording 70 rumor they are expected TO
arrive at Annapolis
SECOND DISPATCH.
The American has the following special
dispatch:
AEAPoLTs, Jan. 81.
Colonel Taylor Of the Second Mary
land regiment, who arrived here this
morning, says that on Sunday Alexander
Fl. Stephens, r NJ 7. Hunter, and two
others, reached our lines and requested
10 come within our lines Al Fort Hill,
tut were refused, and we're waiting per
mission from General Grant, who was
absent at the time. | think the com.
missioners we're admitted, nevertheless,
and are now on their way to Washing
ton.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan al A special
dispatch TO the ErsHing Telegraph,
dated Washington, 3lst, says:
IL is known in the best informed cir
cles here, that commission from
JeK Davis, consisting Of Vice President
| Stevens, R M T. Hunter aud Gen. g.
w. Smith, have arrived at Annapolis
With fall power 10 arrange the settle
ment of our present national difficulties
II Is believed, from the understanding
between Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Davis, that
the terms will be entirely satisfactory to
the Administration and to Congress,
aud viii chiefly consist Of an amnesty
to ell offenders and withdrawal Of the
Couhscation Proclamation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01


= sharon IL frem the Grssk zssd ''Kathre,'' o.
'kathssTo." siEnifyinE ts oieaass. rslssizsts ard
restore. This artieis is shat its name sigsihes
Fer preserving, restoring aaA bcantifying The
human hair IL IL the most rsaaIkabis preparation
IL The worid. II h Asain ovnsd and pat up ~
The original proprietor, and lie new made with the
same cars, SKIN and sttsntioa which gave IL .
sale Of over one niliioa bottles per Ansum.
Itis = most delightful Hair Dressing.
II srzdioates scarf and dAndrun.
IL kegs the head cool and clean.
u makes tbs hair, rich. soft snd glossy.
II prevents the hair from falifas % snd turn.
ing gray.
IL restores hair upoB bald hsaas
Any lady or gentleman who valves beAutifni
head q hair shouid use Lyon's KAthAirsn. 10 lie
known and I'd throaghoat the eiviiirsd world.
sold By al respeetabls dsslsrs -
DEMAs . BARNES a co., sew York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 Mary Harris,
the young woman from Chicago Who
shot and killed Andrew J Burroughs, a
clerk in the Office Of the Comptroller Of
the Currency, yesterday, has been lodged
in Jail Il appears from the testimony
that she stated to Mr.. Mccullough, the
Comptroller, that the deceased bad vio-
lated bis marriage engagement with her
He had done Der no harm, but was en-
gagged to her from childhood, and had
continued bis correspondence with her
until within a month Of his marriage
She said she asked no sympathy Tor
herself at the sorrow 10 be felt vas
for her aged parents She charged that
the deceased had betrayed her from her
home and friends aud placed her 10 a
house Of illfame, which determined her
10 do the deed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazstt
Indiana Legislature.

IsDIAsAPoLIs, Jan. 81.
SENATE-The Senate met at D. m.
The Lieut.. Governor being absent, Mr.
Dunning was called to the chair.
A petition was presented by Niles
from the people of Laporte, praying for
the enactment of Law TO prevent horse
stealing.
The following reports from standing
committees we're made: The committee
on Judiciary reported back bills 1921,
With the Recommendation that they pass,
which was concurred in.
sILIS fSTkoDUcKD.
By Mr. Bennett, l03, Amending sec
ton IS Of the act Incorporating cities.
BY Mr. Terry, l04, amending section >
of the act regulating the sale Of swamp
lands, and to provide for draining them
By Mr.. Douglas, l05, amending section
Of the act fixing the compensation of
members Of the General Assembly,
clerks, &c, By Mr.. Hord, 100. amend
ing section ll9 Of the practice act, sirik-
ing out of 30 much as requires the APP
pellee to pay the costs Of zn appeal
when the decision OF the court below is
held erroneous BY Mr. Wright, l07
authorizing certain persons to dig a
canal BY Mr.. Niles, los, amending
section 6 Of the divorce act BY Mr.
Carson, 100, amending section $50 of
the common school act All passed 10
= second reading Various bills we're
read second time, when Mr. Corbeu,
by leave, introduced Senate bill 10, to
provide for the clothing and other ex-
penses Of the Pupils Of benevolent insti-
4 tutious, &c, which passed 10 a second
reading Mr. Brown, Of Wells, by leave,
introduced Senate bin Ill, to Apportion
/ Senators and Representatives for the
next six years, which vas passed 20 a
aecoud reading.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE-The House met At Two pm.
No quorum was present, owing 70 the
non-&rrival OF trains. Those present
adjourned 10 nine O'Clock to-morrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
OCEAN TRAVEL.

i built lron steaz1ers o. the ANCHOR LIHE
sf steamskIpss eHIB EESIA. = . CALEDONIA"
aBzITAE 81 ana " UNITED kItGDOAn are
York, Carrying passengers 70 a1d fr0E1 Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfast, Dubiln, WasaFfords Cork. Linz
srick, 6aiEay. sr Lsncopderry. Ihese steamers
vsra ufIf especially for tbs Atlantic tracs, add
merts-
BATES OF PASSAGE
Trom Ssv York - any q tbs sboTs places
AuerfcAn carrancy.
To Eer Yerk from any q tbs above piacss
Cabi1s, SIS and sos 5tssrage, SIS. pzgzbis In
gold CT is eqaivaisnf IN American c1rrszcy-
Thoss ~ko wGsh 20 send for their frisnda caa bay
tIeksss at these RATS from tbe Aggnts.
FRANCIS MACDONALD CO.
jauz7z4u g BowiirE Gresns Hew Kerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
HARDWARM
REDUCEDP RICEs!
Jacob Straub & Son.

AXEs.-LippinoOtt's. sharp's, and
others.
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Gross Cut 6aws-com-
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters and Suffers.
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters.
shovels and longs.
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands for
same.
Grain shoyels. Long and ID"
Hands, shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, A full assort-
Pocket Knives, ment, at very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table Spoons,
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer q Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware
Barton's q Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terrs Haute Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps
Carpenter Tools.
Also. q full assortment Of Shelf
Hardware
JACOB sTRAUB g. SON,
"a Main Street.
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
Cincinnati Markets.

CISoTSssTi. jan 81
FLoTE-DuIl asd prices nozinu-
wHEAT-DriI; no demand
CoRS-Dzll and ua>hAnSsd lar iet5i Is !;
sksileS. 1ss1l IL.
OATSs18ssc less GTz-
RYEI e
WETSkT-Ffru AZ -
PROTIsT9NS-yery dull. Nd demand. no
quotation, wAassvsr, can - given 70 b 81 szy
use
FLAX sEED-Advancsd 70 2 50
CLOVER SEED-E nchanKsd-
TIM0TEY-UncbAnged.
GRoeERIEs-Duil; prs1ss dropping.
G0LD-4oo
sILTEE-iSS
Tks eseiizs IN Solz Sza the pesss reports have
asnsrzlizsd the mArksts fer pFodaca Esasrsiiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
CARD.

-. r-<.rNupsa haT1ng sold 0ut his entire stock
~ K~.S~ NAE Clothings A1d Gsntlsmsns Fur
-t.hinr Goods, and retired fFom the business
hersby expresses his grstsfai 4sxnoS 20 se .
- 1900 90 literally extended % hin, and
Yr--t5 rs.osctfnIiy recommend HsssrB. Taylor 4
- wks hars sucossdsd him IA tbs business and
80 - n0w prepared 70 furnish 70 their custon-
- s-.rT artscLa in fhsir lizs. q the very bsst
s1slfSy, aze ~ ths nest fzvorshls prioss-
49, 4. LToH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

BALrINoRR, Jan. 5l.-The american
of this afternoon publishes the following
dispatch:
The report has been current on the
streets this evening te the effect that the
Richmond Sentinel has announced the
departure Of three Peace Commission
ers for Washington. Up 70 noon to-day
we have no official confirmation Of lhe
rumor, though the assertion has heen
varied this morning by an equally posi-
tive announcement that Peace Commits
sioners, consisting OF the rebel Wee
President and Senators Il. n T. Hunter
and Campbell, had arrived at City Point
aud were expected to reach Annapolis TO
day. They are not spoken of as com.
missioners representing the rebel gov
eminent, but as representing the people
on their way TO Washington to eonfel
with President Lincoln on the subject 0
Peace, precisely in the same capacity
that Blair visited Richmond.