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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
The Londoa Times Upon President
LIncoIn'a N ssags.

The London Times editorially reviews
President Llncoln's inaugural address,
and says 1t reveals his disposition and
opinions more completely than mauy YER
bose compositions which have proceeded
from his predecessors. The TimsS admits
that he has fulfilled the duties which des-
tiny Imposed on him with hrmness and
coDscient tiousness, but without any feeling
Of e1hlleratlon st success, or ssnguIne an
tIclpatIons OF coming prosperity. His Sd.
dress, 1t says, appears to be intended to
depresS the more SanguIne expectations Of
the northern people, and 10 intimate to
them that fresh eKertions and services
will be necesaary for the attainment Of
their object.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
Arrival % the Hospital stsamsr
oonnsstieut, with gonr EIahdrsd
woun1sd on Heard.

Arrival % the Hospital steamer
Oonnestieut, with Ronr HInhdrsd
wounasd on Beard.
The hospital steamer Connectieut, which
len City Point yesterday morning at
o'clock, arrived At sixth street wharf at II
O'Clock this morning, bringing four hun
dred wounded soldiers. There are twenty
cases OF amputsted limbs on board. AZ
City Point one hundred and fifty Of these
wounded soldiers had 70 be brought on
board on stretchers. Flfty.eleht wounded
rebels came up on the Connecticuti they
will be consigned to, and carefully treated
at the Lincoln General Hospital. One Of
their number is q lieutenant Of the 45th
N. G., who was severely wounded In the
thigh by grape Ahot.
The soldiers express themselves unsnl-
mously Of the humane measures taken BY
those In charge Of this vessel 10 alleviate
all their sufferings, and every evidence Of
that fact could have been witnessed on the
arrival Of the Connecticut; the very air
was savory Of wholesome soap, and the
neatness Of the vessel was remarkable un.
der the circumstances. Co.,
MsJor Hood, who was asslduous In bis
attentions 10 the wants Of the soldiers, re-
ports three hundred more wounded who
will arrive here from City Point next Sat
urday, on the steamer State Of Maine.
Major Hood says that the number Of
prisoners, including the wounded, taken
last Saturday, will exceed thirty-nins hun
dred.
Tho steamer Connecticut during the past
eleven months hos transported $1,000 SIch
and wounded soldiers between City PoInt
and Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
THE CANADA RAIDERS.

The prompt action OF the Canadian gov
ernment In re-aTestlng the St. Albans
Raiders after they were discharged by the
court, not only shows that there was probS-
bly, colluslon on the part Of the Cana
dian Judiciary, which Is known to be
strongly In sympathy with the rebellion,
but II is an earnest which the Government
OF the United States observes with satls-
faction, that the Canadian authorities are
determined that the guilty parties referred
TO shall be punished and the honor OF the
Canadian government be vindicAted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
A "Monksy Roost."

The New York BaeniH0 Post says a lady
who has been "stsred out OF countenRnce''
while passing the Fifth Avenue Hotel, on
her way TO and from Trinity Chapel, writes
TO that paper an Indignant remonstrance
against the bad manners OF the hotel
loungers. Her letter, says the editor, IL
rather too severe and splteful in Its Ian
guage to be printed, but the tone may bC
inferred from the fact that she calls the
vestibule OF the hotel "monkey roost."
The above remark would apply daily tc
many hotels upon Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

TIE Richmond EramiHsr OF Friday last
publishes and severely crlticIses the rebel
General Hoods report Of his conduct while
In command OF the Army Of the Tennessee,
from July IS, 1884, to January 23, 1865, at
which time he was relieved. Hood makes
an elaborate attempt to show that the army
was nearly ruined when he took II from
Joe Johnston, and shows, or tries 10 show,
that he never had the means OF making
headway against the superior forces Of the
Union commanders.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
sh:.rman,s Entry into Gold.bsro,.

A correspondent OF the New York 7ri-
bUne writes, Goldsboro' is at present an
important point. On Wednesday Major
General Sherman entered the town In per-
son. He was welcomely received by boom.
ing Of cannon, playing Of banda, and other
demonstrations Of Joy. He "put up" at
the headquarters OF Gon. sehooeld. On
Thursday the Army Of the Ohio was re-
viewed by Gen. Sherman. Their appear
AnOc, although not quite a. snowy as upon
other like occasions, was equally eredltA-
BILE TO themselve The day was quite
unpleasant. Sherman was glad once more
TO see that proud old army. He knows
their worth and appreciates the skill Of
their commander. Yesterday the part Of
Sherman's army NOV an Goldsboro' was
reviewed, and, although many OF tho men
were half clad, some without . hat, an
other minus q shoe, and yet q third with
out coat OF any kind, they looked like the
tried veterans OF q score Of hArd-fought
battles. Sherman, In speaking OF his last
campaign, said; "PN whipped Johnston
and can do u 0gdiR.p .II ..
His army, or that part OF II which en-
tered Goldsboro', presented q most comical
appearance. Carts, with half q dozen
mules tandem attached, loaded with tur-
keys, geese and chickens, who were ''RIy-
Ing vent to their feelings" with . guSto.
Single soldiers on mules, some with a
sheep, others with hogs before and behind
them. The boys have rich living OF the
country, aud have learned all the mystic,
ries of foraging. -..
The army will soon be roorRanlEed
equipped, and then ready for the grand
campaign of the war FOR tha DTeaanI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

The mAIl-boAt Thomas Collyor arrived
At the Sixth street wharf this morning at
seven o'clock with mails and passengers
from City Point.
The steamer Metamors arrived last night
from Point Lookout, having on board Gen.
Haskins and staff, who have been down
for the purpose Of reviewing the troops and
Notifications at Point Lookout.
The hospital steamer Connecticut left
City Point yesterday morning for Wash.
ington, having on board between three and
four hundred wounded. She is expected
10 arrive here this morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

n-A Friend In Nssdi-ThoSs Tsquii
Ing confidential medical assistance should
ply 10 some regular educated physician W.
has made certain diseases his special stul
such man IL DR.. DARBY, who 10 daily curl
numbers OF both GoXes, and every age, w
have been To all the seli-oAlled DoGtoTa In VI
city, and spent valuable time and money, va
no benefit, I'll he took charge Of them; ~
terms are more moderate thsn those OF d !
bOASting n ~tenders, whose only purpose u
fleece the unfortunAte and then advise lh'1
when u II almost too late, TO apply 70 lin
Call on him At once, or you may IesI''
ever AfterwArdG. DR. DAhblI
Waahlngton city. teple"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
Wan DEPARrMENr.
ADJuTANT GENERAL's OITIsEr :
NAsuIEGTos, March ~, leG5.

WAbuinSIos, mAfoh ~ ioeos
GencrGl OrdcTt, No 90.
ORpERsD-F FIra-That at the hour OF
noon, on the 14th day OF April, 1895, Bre-
vet Major General Anderson viii raise and
plant upon the ruins Of Fort Sumter, In
Charleston harbor, the same United States
flag which floated over the bAttlements oi
that fort during the rebel assault, and
which was lowered and Baluted by him and
the small force Of his command when the
works were evacuated on the l4th day Of
April, 1851.
S!cond-That the flag, when raised, be
saluted by one hundred guns from Fort
Sumter, and by n national salute from
every fort and rebel battery that fired upon
Fort Sumter.
1hird-ThAt suitable ceremonies be had
upon the occasion under the direction oi
Major General William 7. Sherman, whose
military operations compelled the rebels Ia
evacuate Charleston, or, In his absence,
under the charge Of Major General Q. A.
Gilmore, commanding the department
Among the ceremonies will be the de-
livery OF public address BY the Reverend
Henry Ward Beecher.
Fourth-That the naval forces at Charles.
ton, and their commander on that station
be invited to participate In the remonies
Of the occasion.
By order OF the President OF the United
States: EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

'',s,.-.'..i, D;.--s:, ,'n''--''

II
Political, Musical, Drsuasis, MILITARY,
/ az, Ae. Ae., ~. ~ a
NJ. BtoT, the Frsnchman who proposed
70 open rohOol for cookery 10 nsv York,
has begun with twenty pupiis. We viah We
could biot from memory The cookery We have
suffered from in Washington.
MARK SMITH, John Z. Owens, Mr.. Young
and Miss Fanny MoEaut are among the New
York members OF the dramatic profession who
intend % psnding the coming summer In Eu-
rope,
Mrss KATE RxIsNoIDs win play In Port
land during the summer season. f.-
General 0RANF, In reply 70 an invitation
to be present at the Northwestern sauitary
Fair, TO be held ~ chiongo IN Msy nsxt, says
that, while the enterprise hes his warmss,
sympathiss, his duties In oonnsction with the
operations now in progress 10 render these
humane efrJrts unnecessary will not allow
him TO promise his Gttsndanss.
Brigadler General JoHE FRnpHRIcK
HARTRASTr. the hero OF the Fort stsadman
trApsEetion Of Saturday last, IL . native Of
Montgomery county, Psunsylvania. He was
born December 10, 1880 graduated At Union
College, Schenectady, In the class isss, and
subsequently, entered upon the practice Of
law, which continued TO be his oesupation
until tho outbresk Of the rebellion. .....
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRIsoH announces
that he considers the mission Of his Libraior
At an end, and that II win be suspended At the
close OF the present, Its thirty .ffth velume.
Mr.. Garrison cheerfully and loyalty supports
the policy Of the oovernment.
EDWIN BooTn appeared In "Hamlot" on
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

The market for all descriptions OF goods
was never so depressed, and prices never
so weak, after q decline. while unprece-
dented In rapldity and amount. Buyers
act with reluctance and only for imme-
dIate wants. A further decline has taken
place In prints, without materially increas-
Ing the demand, and yet prices have a
downward tendencyi for raw cotton has
declined TO point at which new fabrics
can be produced at still lower rates. Brown
sheeting and sheetinRs arc rather scarce,
but the demand is light and prices weak,
Bleached goods are In low demand and
prices favor buyers. Denims are scarce
and steady. Ticks are In good demapd
and Arm. Delaines have greatly declined
In price. Holders are quite eager to get
rid OF stock, and make great sacrifices.
Fancy casslmeres share In lthe general
depression. The demand Is light and
prices lower, without, however, the same
purpose 70 sell As is seen In cotton goods.
Aeltons are In good demand. Kerseys
are dull. Satinets inactive. Beavers
are without inquiry. Foreign goods have
declined with the fall In gold, but buyers
are few. The demand is for good grades
broadcloths at fair prices In gold. The
imports are about two thirds Of last
seasons. The auction sales held have
proved very unsatisfactory. Large lines
Of goods were Withdrawn, especially OF
French goods. The value Of last weeks
Imports was only $S25, ,66S, not one hall
Of the value Of the imports In the cor
responding week Of last year. A short
consumption OF goods Is Inevitable this
season, and dealers throughout the coun
try on this anticipation buy sparingly
Prices, Il 10 felt, must still WAne consider
ably, and stocks are kept down TO the low
cot point consistent with doing business q
all ~ Y. Iadspsndsnt, 30th.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
AIeoIsIIan I'd Rems,

The correspondent OF the London Star
writes from Rome, under date Of March 10,
/" | wrote you last week that General
Mcclellan had arrived here; he had NOT
come then, though invitations had been
given out Tor q party for Sunday week
ago 10 meet him. He arrived last Sunday.
An American WAg says that the reason oI
his delay was that be could not make up
hls nlpd whether 70 come 70 Reno or 70 70
10 Torrenio first, and that finally he
only decided 10 como this way when the
coachmAn asked him at Naples which eta.
ton he should drive TO-"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
From Texas via Havana - French
Troops Returning from Mexico.

New YoRK, March 29.-The steamship
Eagle has arrived, with Havana dates 10
the Goth instant. The blockade-runner
Denbigh, from Galveston, arrived on the
25th. The rebel General Chalmers Is dead.
A meeting was held at San Antonio, Texas,
10 take Into consideration the proposition
10 occupy the western territory, and open
communication with California. II was
said that ten thousand recruits for the
rebel army could thus be secured. A COM
mittee was appointed to confer with the
rebel commander OF the Mississippi
department on the subject.
There was q mutfny In the garrison at
Galveston, on the Goth ultImo, resulting In
the death and woundlng OF several.
More French troops have passed through
Havana, on their way from Mexico to
France.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

ALL letters relating 10 the subscription Of, or
advertising In, the REPUnLIeAE should be Ad-
dressed 70 the publishers, a. above.
An letters or communications intended for
pubiioation, or IN any way relating TO the
editorial department OF the paper, should be
Addressed 10 the editor, An shove.
Buninenl and other correspondents viii
greatly ohligo the Publishers and the Editor by
complying with the above suggestion. ~.
To ConnEsroHDEHIs.--No notice can be
aiken OF anonymous soommuniestloRs. what
ever istntendod for insertion mu,t bo Ruthen.
ieated by the name and adafess Of the wri.
pr-not neeessArily Ior publication, but Gs q
guaranty Of its good faith.
Weoannot undertake to return rejected con
munientions. r.E-..'
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"AH pEfAHN
ApJUTANT GEHER AIS OIfiChi,
WAsHINdToN, March ~ 100
The following officers, having beth
ported At the headquarters OF the Ahi1 D.,
the offences hereinafter npeoihedi arc ~, ~ !,
notified that they will stand iismiese1l w !. q,
vice OF the United States, unless, Wtthla n,'t
days from this date, they appear eSiU', XIV. IA
Military Commission In BestiOn IN tnl', ms,
OF which RrigAdier General John Z. SA
United States volunteers, 10 preslueI1
make satiHfAetory defence TO the '"'
- Abfeass piisou iSars. -. "a
Surgeon 4. Hutchinson, ia1Eh Nc"
second Lieutenant J. L. sbron, 81 MOI
Carolina Volunteers, In
Assistant Surgeon Frank White, s!s' Va.
states eOlOred troops. ,,--..,,n.
Firat LeutenAnt Duncan ID. CAuoi'A'
United states cOlOred traopg. -, oh NJ
First Lieutenant Emott slAHJiu'
York artillery. ,,,lss.
New York artillery. rouNSENp,
Assistant AdjatAn' "sL''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
EXPRESS MANAGERS IN TOWN,

The following gentlemen arc at Will
lGrds'; Messrs. JOHN BUTTHRTIHLD, ALEI-
ANDER HOLLAND, WM. @. FARGO, HENRY
KIP, wM. B. DNsMoKn, and 8. W. SHOE
MAKER, OF the Adams, American, United
States, and Wells & Fsrgo's Express Com
panles They are In town to mako a new
arrangement with the Treasury Depart
mSnt for the transportation Of national
bank currency.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
The Attempt to Corrupt the Psnnsyl-
yania LysRtslaturs,

hLRRIsBuRo, March 2s.-speaker olm.
stead, Of the House Of Representatives,
yesterday appointed Messrs. Elias Billings
port, Of Lancaster, NJ. 8. Quay, Of Beaver,
and Geo. A. Quigley, OF Philadelphia, the
committee to inquire Ito the alleged at
tempt 70 corrupt the House Of Representa-
solidate their lines, &c. Tho committee
will sit during the TecVss, and report the
result OF their investigation TO the next
Legislature.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
A Raid Upon Sheridan From New
Walk.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Information re-
ceived In this city states that Sheridan
started on the 9th on Q new expedition,
aud is by this time we'll on his way to-
wards giving the finishing stroke TO the
remaining communication OF Richmond.
1.-THE above contraband dispatch was
true, no doubt, when II leit New York a
few days ago. Sheridan has been heard
from quite recentlI.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
The Army and Navy I,sgl.t.r.

Such is the title of new monthly jour.
nal about to be published In this .city by
Mr.. sITwELL HARRIs, formerly proprietor
OF the "Army and Navy Journal' of New
York. II Mr.. HARRIS succeeds in making
the Register" as readable as the "Jour.
naln IL, he will be successful.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

THH NeWburyport Herald lately had en-
article about an old editor named MycAll,
who kept school on the banks OF the Mer-
rimAc, and built an organ, on which the
celebrated DR.. Jackson played, He was
born In Worcester, England, and came
early to this country. He edited and pub
llshed the EsSsE Journal and ksTrindet /
PJekst, from 1888 TO 17oS, and In that pa
per appeared, for the frst time on this side
Of the Atlantic, the amusing ballad OF John
GIlpIn. .--.....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
The DRAFT in pennsylvania,

HARRIsBuko, March 2s.-The following
dispatch has been received by Gov. Curtin;
WABHIroToN, March %, 1850.
To hs Gepernor Of PennSglpdHia:
Tho time for raising new organizations
is hereby extended 10 April Is. But thIs
authority does not postpone nor interfere
with the draft. Mastering officers will
continue 10 muster In.
JAMES b. FRI,
Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

The present "button" epidemic which
has seized upon the ladies IL founded on a
aignihcant feature OF similar rage In the
early days OF our Kuickerbocker history,
when they constituted 80 many symbols
and exponents OF wealth and position. Bill
YER quarter dollars for coAt-buttons, with
dimes for the Waistcoat, were considered
rare elegancei large silver buttons, en-
grayed with the Wearer's initials or family
arms, were also much affected by elderly
gentlemen OF social plonsb. ~.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

TIE Increasing inundations oeeaSIoned
by the disappearance Of the forests, are
yearly adding TO the ohstructions In the
Hudson river, and II is feared by many
resorted TO, navigation on its upper waters
Will, In time, be very seriously affected.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
Amus.m.nt. re-NlEht.

GRovHR's THBATRn--Martlnetti Ravel
troupe, and other attractions.
FoRD's THEATRE - Maretzek's grand
italian Opera. gH
FAKR OF vIsBNu at Odd Fellows Hall.
eroEE q RossToN's CoMBISATIoS CIR
Gus Corner New York avenue and Sixth
street
VAN AMBUBeH 81 Co.'S MBsAGRRIB,
combined with ThSysr a NoyeT CiTeus-
sixth street and Canal. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

QuIoK WoRKINs.--In one OF the pro-
cesses Of steel-pen making done by females
at Birmingham, quick worker will cut out
in one day Of ten working hours $50 gross,
or 80, 900 pens, which involves ~, 900
distinct motions OF the arm, two In every
aecond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

THH QUEEN or GRnAT Britain has con-
ferred on Mr.. ARCHIBALD, British Consul
at the port OF New York, the honor Of the
companionShlp Of the Order OF the Bath,
which makes him q companion, not com.
maRdsr OF the Order, as mentioned in some
Of our contemporaries.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

uDIssaEss OF the 9srVous, ssulInf
Urinary and sexual Systoms--ncw and iE
ASsOCIATIOH--sent hy mail In sealed II
ter snvslopep, free Of charge. Address, d.
SKIJLIH HOUGHTON, Howard AGJoe
ton, No. South Ninth street, PhtlEdslpin
Pa. na3-LI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

A LHTTHR from Charleston says "where-
ever our army goes tive institutions are
sure 70 follow 1.-THE Pest ONCE, the San
itary Commission, Express Companies, the
Christian Commission, and the dlarrhe a. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

Letters for Newfoundland Intended for
transmission by the Cunard packets from
Boston to Halifax, N. g., should be spe-
clAlly addressed "via Boston, by Cunsrd
packet" and be prepaid In United States
inland postage Of ave cents per single rate
of half an ounce or under.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

PEoPLE's TELEGRAPH LINE ALL RIGHT.-
After . veIAtlous interruption caused by
the freshet In the susquehhnns, the Peo.
Pies line began TO send messages direct 10
New York, Boston, etc, this afternoon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

DR. LIVEGsToHE, the African exrlorer,
has a son who enlisted In the Sd New
Hampshire volunteers, and has not been
heard from since October last. The father
believes he has been made prisoner, but is
anxious 10 receive further information.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
EDITION
FoU r o'oLooK. Pm.
DEPARTuRE OF THE sEoRErA-
NY OF STATE ron THE FRONT,

At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Secretary sHwARD, accompanied BY q few
friends, including the British and Spanish
Ministers, embarked on board . Govern
ment steamer Of the navy yard and left for
Fortress Monroe and City Point.
How far the present mission Of the dis.
tlnguished Secretary may relate TO the OT.
iStiDg rumors that peace negotiations are
going on, is not for rs TO say.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

GOVERNOR OGLEsBT, OF Illinois, has re-
Gently received the deed or tho property on
which repose the remains OF the late Ste
phen A. Douglas, for the purchase OF which
the Legislature appropriated $50, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
DIstinEuisIlsd ArliXnIs.

The following distinguished personagos
have arrived at Wlllard's Hotel:
SIMEON DRAPER, Collector of the Port OF
New York; SAMUEL BLAToHFoRD, Eco;
ExJudge PIERPoNrj Judge Advocate HAIR
vHT, Of Gov. FESToN's Staff Hon, wM
N. EyHATsi Generals HAYS and MODoU-
oII,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30
LOCAL NEWS.

PRISONERS or WAR. II. Y. Klmball.
First Lieutenant lsth 6e5rEls; Matthew B,l.
land, Leutenant A5ih Georsiai K. N. shef-
man, second Lieutenant 18th Georgian J, N
LAvllle, second Lieutenant North Carolina
infa1try, were sent 10 the old Capitol prison
this morning, BY order Of Col. IngrAham.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

THE French Emperor has sent magnIn-
cent challCe in gold 70 the priest Of the
small church OF Hoboken, near New York,
where hIs Majesty lived as q private gen
tlsman durIngh his stay In America. The
pSrochial duties were performed byS good
old priest, Father Canvin.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

SHST TO CENTRAL GUARD HoUsH.-Johu
Gailiger was sent 10 the Central Guard House
this morn ng. He 10 to be Transferred from
thence TO the Provost MarshAla once In
Philadelphia. He was sent from General
PAtriok'B headquarters.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-30

Numbers Of the rebel prisoners brought
up from City Point were exchanged re-
Gently, and were eiAdin the same garments
they wore away from the Yankee prisons
not long ago. Next time they are eT-
changed they will probably take the oath.