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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

BuTraS.-On Thursday, May II, Az. BIT aaAS, iu the
Goth year of his ago
Notice OF funeral in to moTow's PAPER.
CooPrPt-In Brooklyn, Thu .sday, May II, Of
gnant scarlet fever CHARtEs T. CooI Of ThoNIas
r. and J.ana Cooper aged years 10 months, and IL
days
Notice ~ funeral In satpTtay's paper
NgwnEKr-Cn Thursday, Mr. II NJ ono o'clock. A.
NJ, JosErI a. NEwBsaY, OF osnsunp tion-
The members and honorary members of Chelsea Hook
and Ladder Company No q afso the members and hon
orary members u Ph9nir Hook and Lrdder Company
No 3; also the mcmboTs amt honorary members Of
America Hook and Ladder Company No. IA; aso the
members Of tho Exempt Engine Company, respect
fuzzy invited to attend the funeral from le Rev Dr.
Srykers church, Thirty 70 nth street, vast OF Eighth
avenue, this tJday) afternoon at O'clock pre-.
Cisely
BY the request Of the officers md members Of Hook
and Ladder CHmpuny, No q
tRor Ok.er Aa,Tia0S and UeGGJ See Sound Page.l
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The city Postal Delivery.

to THE HDITUH UF TIE HFNAkD.
May be permitted TO inquire through your valuable
paper the cause for the declining state of tho city postal
systems letter sent on tho I'd inst drectd MAINLY
90 the lower part of broadway rcacbed ne scstinon
on the morning of the 9th Tho reply 90 sed lerr Was
mailed on the 9TH reaching IS object on the sth before
went out to III war, In 1861 10 generally too al Inc
fathes not more than six hours why ihls dItferoc
Gan anv ana INFORM AN IN0UltERg
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Court CsIemdar--phfs Dry

SUPREME CocRr-Ascur. Part short causes-Es&
1889, 2ii0 1925 1875, 1850 2f2r. Part Z~-73 Duane
street Nos 1865 IGOs 1850 6sa, Is4e, 1898, ss2 1919,
aio LAO, 1882, 1885, 1919 isis, iSsc I4d2 $40. 100
70s, 1887
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRsL TEsN Fart l-Nos- o2si,
1907, $500 S926 5s27 5s29 535l 5S $751; $780, SAL,
o3iJ, 63so 547, 53i9. Part Mos 1850. 1880 3776,
sis 1858
Cosmos pLEas-rRi.L TsM-Psr E--.aos. 97s SIS,
s27 043 2bo 1877 96i SIC, 942 SIS 332 s67, 9l f7o.
62I Part Nos. gas, $685.. $50, ITO us, 1885, "a,
93d, $50, s7k 006, $685. S26, s23, oss.
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Cato ON Eating Meat.

In this mornings paper you ask IL the price Of beef
cannot b. brought down to the price Of gold answer
Yea Advise tho people 70 abstain from eating II for
one two or three woeks think that would fetch the
bulchor The Wholesale price does not correspond to
Che retail CAiU
MAY III, 1850
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Tennessee oucriIlas surrcndcring.


The guerilla organizations awaiting themselves OF
Generai Thomas order and coming In rapidly No for
,rndable body OF guurlas n In tho State
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NEWS from NEW ORLEANS.
Kirby Smith Still for Wnr-Eiis Troops
Exhorted to stend Firm, and Secure the
Terms D1e TO a Proud People, Sc.
Via CAIRO. May IL, 1895.


NEW ORLEANS, May 5,
Via CAIRO Mny ii, 1855.
Tho robol General Kirby Smith publishes frantic ap-
peal To his soldiers, dated at Shreveport April a. Dc
nouncng the surrender OF Lee and his troops In the
strongest terms Smith cxborts his soldiers to stand by
their coor in this hour Of adversely says the aio OF
tn nation depends on them that their resources are
ample proract the struggle ill foreign aid arrives or
least tin they secure for themselves terms due
proud people.
The remainder OF the crew of the rebel ram Webb
have arrived here
Great trouble exists among tho State and city officials
here consequence Of Governor Wells declaring the
former registry Of votes TO be Illegal and ordering new
registry Several city ofhcials have been removed by
Governor Wells others appointed Tho Secretary Of
State declined TO aBx the seal Of State 10 the
missions the ground that the Governor had power
~ make the removals. Mayor Kennedy has been re-
moved.
Cotton is depressed good ordinary 33c a 36c. low
mldding 35c. $40 Sugar 16)6c. 171sc.
Arrived bark Rose Neville, New York; brig Bella,
Bernard, Philadelphia.
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Reported capt..se of su~ratt. near New

York City.
From tse WGshi pgtcn Star, Nav 10.
On SATURDAY last man swcrns toShc description OF
the fco rdIel Surac arrived ", The farm Of W. IL Boyd
near New York. He was acc,Ned by s soiorcd boy be-
Ecw York, and also # there were any yolfcrs in tho
ne'ghbrhood Tho boy told hins that he lad not
any troops whereupon the stranger adviLscsd Mrs.
Boyd, a. this time, came OFT from tic barn. and seeing
the rson called her husband, G,M rcquetyd him 10
SHOW VIC stranger the road IL New Eerk. Mr.. Boyd
Formerly colonel Of the First New York Sincoln c;Halry
after he had converscd sof; time with tho man, gus,
ted That all was not right he asked i'm into
the mousse, that he might quesroD him furcr. 1be sup
Ar Eoyds attention was for moment div ,rte sta RED
on Ito wan psrsued and IL was not until tatcr cbasa
OF tr miles Jhat he captufsd He has been taken.
TO "ashington and is confined, in what place
Knows Tho prisoner answers In every particular To the
description OF SurTat with the single exception Of his
beard His beard TO all appearances only Of alonc three
weeks growth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

Chevaller's Life for the Hair Restores
gray To s original color stops It's falling out keeps the
head clean. Stands above with Other hair
dressing Sold nj the drug siores and NJ my ofnoe, D
Broadway. SARAH A. CEEvAL1Ek, H. d.
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and wig Depot Wholesale and retail No Astor House.
The dye applied by skill.ui artists
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Je6. Davis Safe ff He Reaches Mexico
No Extradition Treaty With Maximi.


The Washington Star Of the 10th inst, in describing
tho old Penitentay buildings in which the conspirato
are confined, makes the following statement
large hall passes through this wing Of the building
ut tho end Of which is heavy iron gate opening into
room intended originally the dining room, but which
has been mostly used as store morbid interest
attaches to this gloomy sparsely lighted iron warded
store ROOM from the fact that popular report places
der the brick flooring Of s southern half all that remains
mortal OF the assassin Booth.
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NIArried.

W&TBrRN--fLsAvpLAHD.- this Guy, on Thursday
May H. at tbs residence of Henry Cleave Ind, ESQ.,
Washington square, Ivy the Rev. DR. Hntson, CASLxs A.
WAsssuRS, Unilsd Stucs Mnistsv to Pwaguas 10 SAL
LIE CAyARiNE, daughter Of Fredsvck Cisavcl@,d Esq,
OF Reading, Pa
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"Mnrtha Washington" Hair Restorcr.--
The best In market restores gray and faded hair 70 s ORG
nal color dandruh and scurf IL superb dessne
and warranted. g. N. CRifTENTON, y Sixth avenue'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

Royal Havana Lottery.--Soia Iaiu "a. s or
prizes Information furnished mhneS' '""s Ps'" W.
douboons aud all kinds Of gold and IVrI. ,e vu .,--.
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Give Your Mourning Ora perry 10 the
SoIdicIs' WIDOW aud Orphnns.
'DiTOR OF THE HERALD.
Ew YoHg STATS SOLDIERS DErcr, ]
30 AND 80 HOWARD STEyET.
Nm Ngpts N.yft tklr

NEw YoHK May II, 1895
A. tho thirty days' time has now nearly expired
whom most OF our citizens will remove the mourning ORA
perry from their stores and dwellings will you remit mo
" suggest that hey can apply u to use In harmony
with lie purpose tor which Il was originally procured BY
scld ng 90 IA depot TO be used Tor garments Tor tie
widows and orphans OF Ncw Gors state sodiois
oar cnic cut Ladies' Committee will see q at they arc
uGlc0u " disposed or II not convenient for The
send 10 our fogtcrs viii gladly clli for N aud ts re-
cop. viii be acknowledged, az any place IA ths cry or
Brooklyn, by forwarding the address 20, respectfully
youts, Colonel VINCENT COiYER Superintendent.
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Mnuger's shipping Tags Removed 20
ITO Reade street 6rst marble building Of West Broad
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2 r. c RI. @

The Pres Excluded from sae Trial OF the
ASsassins.
WA'HnGroS Mey IL, 1865
isrNrrainvt from ~ official source that the ral,
adopted ~ the ccu fos tie trial OF tn, assassination.
conspto docs nos admit, xpresent reporters for the
prcss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine.
WHEELER WILSON, 625 Broadway, NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

DIR. j. II. Schcnck, OF Philndo phia,
respectfully IN forms the public thai he has Office
Ia New York His office IL " Bond only aud he
will continue " patients there usual every Tuesday
from A. N until o'clock r. NJ. hut his medicines be
obtained there al all times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

pcmovris. e. clark. Engraver, RE-
loved a, s pro.ssny house above Nineteenth street
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Rearrest OF One OF the 50. Aibnns Raiders.
MONTREAL, May II, 1885

s. Gregg one OF tbs st. Adams raders who not
rearresped after Jodgc Coursos dec,son was arrested
to-day on Judge smiths warrant, for robbing the Ma
tiona Bank He was remanded till Saturday o allow the
Council to consult the United States Authorities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

Corns, Bunlons, Enlarged Joints, ana
all diseases Of The feet cured BY DR. LAoHARI TOO broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

Prizes sshed fn all Lsgalixed bot'er'ess
and Information gwen. Drawings sent ,-su..,
y CIvTE Brokers' Office, 10 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

No More Gray Hair or Baidness.-Forty-
I've years practice Advice free by DR. GRANDJBAN Ao'
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For DiarrhGa, Dysentery, txc.-Ma-
oUIRE's Compound Extract Of Benne Plant is the most
reliable and successful remedy 10 n endorsed by Col Long
General Pleasspton aud Gen fz Henry Warren, OF Ire
United States Army. Western SANITARY aud Christian Com
missions, War Relief Fund Committee Editors Of the Press,
end Western steamboat officers Sold BY all druggists
DEMAS BARNES CO, Agents,
PARK <eN York
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Business for Returned Officers and SOL
dicrsA valuable patent Tor sAie by s. b. WARD ~ Cort-
lxndt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

. IN. H,rhmond Jubilee .-Hcnd-sscar
s,sc~rd eslsnsney last Monday well FROM frantc
Wavne ana enthusiastic Hngng into the air as from TIC
l,f.ri measure of building material KNOX, htwcyer u
fady AZ NO ~ Broadway, 10 replace all ddaied tiles
Win SIS spug style Nhc1 elesAnoe Ao" d""SoihV
az charmiug 81 bleLded
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Health and Inppinc.s.-A Circular
highly important 10 young sent free on addressing Dr.
POWERS 1876 Elm street
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THR.WEEKLY HERALD

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A.-Uss the Best.-Bowdcn's Moth Do.
SrRofiSG PACKET For sale BY ALI dru sgsts Price o0c
A.->Lottery Prizes Cashed.. Cfrculars,
j. X CLAYTON 10 Wan stree. ny
"Whitc's Patent Lever Truss" f. Per-
GREGORY co, 6o9 broadway.
Dozen Carries de Vtsite, by w. K.
VAUGHN 22S Bowery, for g. Mnrt please Whyf He s,ss
A.-Gents' All Wool Suits, SIS; Boys All
Wool Suits, So mt l. v. bROKAW's "a Fourth avenue.
BatchclOr's Hair Dye-The best I'm the
world Harmless reliable The only perfect
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
Business for Returned OMcers and SOL
dicrs.A valuable patent Tor ssie by Is. WARD II Cort-
lAndt street.
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Batchcl0r's Hair Dye-The hest I'm the
world Harmless reliable neous The only perfect
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Hilrs Hair Dyc-riUy Cents, plack or
brown reliable Depot No Barclay ~ Sold by AL araessts
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A.-Gents' All Wool Suits, SIs; Boys All
Wool Suits 80, Mt l. v. BROKAw's, "a Fourth avrnueL
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Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap
pimpes frectl.s cruptions and all biemishss
Al his depot, AS broadway, aud druggists.
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IN, r.aro,st and Cheapest Hair store
Il. - 49, ,,nnovcd SO Canal street l.. BASTkr
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Dozen Carries de vtsise, by w. X.
vAU0HN 22S Bowery, for g. Mnrt please. whyf He s,ts
all until suited; three DOORS belo Prince street.
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Fine Gold watch Chains,
Styles from i've and thirty three hundred dol
lars each Tor sale b. GEORGE c. ALLEN as broadway
one door below Canal
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Gold Hunting Watches,
from i've hundred dollars each, for sse by
GEORGE G. ALLEN ans BroadwAy one door below Canal
street, formerly n Wall street
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"Whitc's Patent Lever Truss" IL Per-
fect-Curcs rupture. No pressure the back
GREGORY 4 Co. Rrosdwnv
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A.-Uss the Bcst.-Bovwdcn's Moth Do
SrROfiNG PACKET For sale BY ALI dru igss Price oOc.
A.->Lottery Prizes C1shed.. Cfrculars,
drawings and information sent.
J. X CLAYTON. 10 Wan stree. NY.
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The DYE appied " hhLui
DR.. j. n. schcnck, OF PhilndcIp hia,
9"s the pss s.. he Ss. no n, new Sss
wi!i e9nnes 70 see patient. sers as ,,a. s,e,y rae-dr
obtained there at ALI times
Fine Gold watch Chains,
Psx . : ss a'' .s b. GEORGE ens
door below Canal street
For Diarrhra, Dysen,ery, Sc.-Ma-
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DEHAs HA i psst 4 roc GO sss ss'ss Sf..
Gold Hunting watches,
p1 rS,ssS scG oae door below csn
street, formerly II Wall street
Grover 4 Bakers First Premium Elas-
tic such and Lock stitch Sewing Machines 4so broadway
0our aud's Italian Medicated Soap
eorss pmples irst"s crup,os. Van and all b'emshss
Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and T sii2s ,i%f sisos s B.d~.xx
Health and 1nppine.s.-A Circular
s6%kRs ios Elm s9S@s ser" 'e 'd''s's
Hilrs Hair Dyc-Fi0y Cents, Rlack or
brown reliable Depot No Barclay IT. Sold by AN druggists
Mauger's shipping Tags Removed 20
40 Reade street FIRST marblo building Gas, Of VEST Broad
way.
"Marsha Wsshingson" Hair Restorcr--
nj color removes daSarun AID ss"rf superb drcsn
and warranted. Z. N CRlfrENToN. y Sixth avenue
No More Gray Hair or Baidness,sForty,r-
I've years practice. Advice free by DR. GRANDJbAN A'"
place.
Prizes Cashed I'm all L-gaifxed boueress
and Information gwen. Drawings sent ,-su..,~
J. CLUTE Brokers' Office 40 bfoaawS
Royal Havana Lottery.-Goid I"ia ror
prizes Information furnished ihneS' '"s"s Ps" w
douboons aud all kinds Of gold and siver AZ yu 49,.
TAyIOR A co, BANKERS, 10 Wall street.
Removals.. G. clark, Engraver' ne
moved sss Broadway sh'n ho"'eaoo'e N'hescn s"ec'
The Largest and Cheapest Hair store
Il, a.. civ has f,niovcd 20 SO Canal street L. bASTbr
IL rh. H,rhmond Jubilee .-Icnd-tscar
s,gc"rd egtsnsyey last Monday, well FROM frantc
avtna ana enthusiastic Hnging into the air. from Tie
i,,.r measure " building material KNOX, however IL
ready NO ~ Broadway, 70 replacc all dsHdaled tiles
with ha spring style, "a Which, eesNce A"' H""$ohN
are chaFniugI ble1ded
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10
News via Washing ton.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Within IA few
days past ten escaped prisoners have ar
rived at the Washington Navy Yard =
These came from the stockade prison at
Florence, and belonged to v;,riotis YES
sells having been captured at different
times. When Sherman marched toward
Florence they were placed on cars and
started towards Wilmington, but when
that place was threatened they were
taken back to GoldsbOro, where they re
mained short time and were then sent
back to Wilmington. A flag OF truce, 1t
is said, was sent to General Terry, ask
ing if they could he exchanged.throngh
the lines. He responded that il could
not be done for several days. While
they were i'll WILMINGTON quite number
escaped.
The Senate to-day confirmed the noml-
nation of Senator James Harlan to be
Secretary Of the Interior.
This morning Hon. Hugh McCulIoch
formally entered upon his new duties as
Secretary of the Treasury. The heads
of several bureaus of the Department
waited upon him i'll body, and an ad-
dress of welcome wa made to him in be
half 10y Judge Lewis, commissioner OF
Internal Revenue. Mr. McCulloch re-
sponded in an appropriate speech.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10
general SHERMAN.
Fitzpatrick and Hampton.
The Situation at Charleston.
Rebels Claim the Defeat Of Fitzpatrick
by Hampton-North Caroiinians Re.
ported Tired Of War.
IPres3 Dispatch.


NEW YORK, March 9,-On Sunday,
Richmond was excited with rumor that
Johnston had defeated Sherman, and
was investing the position taken up by
the latter. The next day, however, Rich
mond papers admitted the falsity of the
report, but claimed that Hampton had
defeated Fitzpatrick at Cheraw. This re.
port, however, was brought by rail
road passenger, who was the only one
that knew anything of it. The state of
feeling in North Carolina is plainly evi-
dent from the tone of the press and re-
cent events Nearly whole company
of the 9th North Carolina cavalry desert
ed few days since and came into New
bern, bringing their horses and equip
meuts. Negroes are coming in In large
numbers. The rebels are conscripting
all the boys they can lay hands on. Both
the troops and people of that State are
represented heartily sick of the war
Union prisoners confined at Florence were
sent to Salisbury on the approach OF
Sherman. On that very morning they
escaped and reached our lines at New.
bern ,Iunder the guidance of negroes and
loyal whites.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10
An R,nperar Historian
The London Athenean says:

nc l-Onuon <dtacHcoM
To show how fine thing it is to DO All
Emperor and an author, let us state that
Napoleon III-with view 10 carefully
learning the military pr ietice of the Ro-
mans at the time of Caesar, and in or
der to make his forthcoming history of
Julius as perfect as study under favora-
BILE circumstances will peunit-caused
an able aud learned officer of artillery to
ascertain the military costume, arms, ar
NOR, aeeouterments, trappings, and 9th
er waTlike instruments, including those
proper for siege service, camp, and the
field, and to reconstruct the same in the
most perfect manner that care and bound
less wealth allowed AT the Tuileries
has been formed museum of such arti
cles, derived from ancient sculptures, de-
scriptions and drawings Oh poetry, &e.;
there appear the tents, wagons, stand
ards, haverSacks, straps, boats, bridge
machinery, shovels, the balista, falarica,
catapult, bow aud arrow. Each has
been carefully reproduced and fitted for
use. so that when the author desired To
see tribune, centurion, decuriOn, or
private soldier exactly as Cesar saw him,
all that needed To be done was TO call
Cent Garde and clothe him from the mu-
scum. The ghost of C;eSarhimSelf might
be invoked with even less of fear than
Brutus had, and the AZ, at Phillippi,"
of the unmatchable spirit, have no tenor
for his successor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, l, via CAIRO March 3.
General Candy and staff leave here to-
day for, the vicinity of Mobile
Acting Rear Admiral Thadeher arrived
yesterday, and to-day assumed command
of the West Gulf squadron, vice Commo-
dore Palmer. The latter official will
command at New Orleans.
UThe steamer Arizona, just fitted up as
a flag ship, was destroyed by fire thirty
miles below here on Monday night Five
of the crew perished and several officers
lost all their effects. The Arizona was
one of the finest vessels in tie fleet and
her loss will be severely felt.
The rebel General Assembly adjourned
on the 14th nit, after three weeks ses-
sion.
Manufactures are started at different
parts of the State, and measures are to
be taken to relieve the people of exorbi-
tant prices imposed on the necessaries OF
life by spectators.
The bill for the relief of illegally dis
franchised people Of Louisiana passed
both Houses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10
Intelligence from Sheridan,s Conn.,
msnd-The Victory Complete.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The Herald's
Winchester correspondent says deserters
who arrived at Winchester state that
thew passed Sheridan on their way
down. He reached Woodstock, thirty
miles from this starting point, on the
first day, and though rain was falling,
the roads very muddy and streams much
swollen, his troops were pushing forward
rapidly. 1t was expected that on the
third day they would reach Staunton,
ninety-eight miles up the valley, short
distance North of which town Early,
with small rebel force, then was.
The Tribune's Washington special says
General Emory telegraphs from Win
chester that some of our men coming in
represent that Sheridans victory over
Early was more complete than repre-
sented by any report we have had
When last heard from he was pushing
for the canal running from Lynchburg to
Richmond, which he has 'douhtles seized
and destroyed before this.