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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16
Latter from aovsraoF Psirpolnt,

Governor PeirpoInt, Of Virginia, yesser.
day sent 70 Governor Andrew, Of MnssA-
chaBetts, q copy Of the resolutions adopted
BY the Virginia Legislature, In respect 70
the memory OF Edward Everett, Accompa-
MED BY tho following lester, t
TnH CommoHw ALtn OF VtnoINIA,l
u cUTIve DEPAR tMnHT, =
.ALEAhHDntA, VA, March 10, iee5 X /.
To AZ Ezefill(ry, GoptrHor of MaseacAu1lliIs
DnAR elki i herewith transmit 70 your
Excellency the resolutions Of the Leglala.
ture Of thls State, passed by the unanimous
vote Of both houses, on the announcement
of tho death Of our distinguished fellow
clllnen, Edward Everett. To mo Ii is q
grateful duty " announce 10 the Governor
o. bic native stare The honor paid BY Vir-
ons Of the Few, tie Immortal names,
That were not bora 70 die.1
With sentiments Of great respect and 70.
gard, have the honor 20 be, your ohedlenl
servant, y. II. PnIRPonF,
Governor Of Virginia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Hes Nature an A.tiasts 20. Aegui.sa
diseiIss All who sansr bsiiese thul susht,g
and oan b cured. he rtAArALto+ ntifn4n
prepared b ": pEssss q new 70 y have ~ y
DYapor9ln, nervonanoll, sour stoinn4hs lc.f
of nnu1lIll, nlnklnH Wuanno1a, nonofI eerlh
~, and ninfni doipondeneT, than any et1er
alilrlo in exiatsnee. lhey are compo9ed q
~ - tnken ~ tonlu and gentla stiuuinna.
ThoG ere haapsnd 80 any uEe or eQndItloa o.
llla. md ere cklaarvelY pop ar vim meth-
81 aaa paIIoa. q ..alhl.Il h.bll..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Five girls, employed in the spool.co,ton
factory ut Portsmouth, N. H., have bccn
arrested and fined for stealing cotton.
About three thousand pounds Of cotton
have been stolen from tho factory within
n ahort TINA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16
sncRnrAnY n.cuLLoon.

Speaking Of Mr.. Secretary MoCuILooH,
the bsislltgsnesr ssys, "
AS he does not owe his oiilcs 70 party
or sectional l1erations, be will not b
Expected 10 use 10 fof such purposes."
The aboye declaration Il rather extrsor.
dinary - appearing In loyal paper. whc
ever dreamed before thst Mr.. MccULLooE
was . sectional man, that ho ''owed" hlI
oiIlce 70 any other " considerations " thar
tho most natl onAl and loyal, or would us,
1t for any other purpoaei
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

DR.. Q. @. Howe and other citizens oi
Boston are petItlonlnE tho Msssaehuusti'
Legislature TO remove the restriction upon
the admission OF eolorsd psrSOns 10 Thea.
tres and other places Of amusement.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Last week, on the fortieih anniversary
Of the settlement Of Ksv. Dr.. Bacon over
the First Congregational Church society In
New Haven, his friends and parishioners
made him . Walt, and len - . substantial
token Of their regard purse Of nine hun.
dred dollars.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

1ssisf1nY ana te-dAy ne cir has bssa %
balny Z. ths breath of luce. The troes are
nIlea with hads, and h. luds are bursling Into
fuiiagsullh Absaniiinl fgklhhssl. The birds are
shipp,ng flona honzh sahoughs snrolins thsiF
gwosl nglal riglll nerFiIy. Tha y1llow arosun
anf pnIpip hya6fnth TN M borders OF no
aalk bels a ne Capitol grounds IKE :, apA-
~ i,vsis q : rtbs q biask.s sDiitg las
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

"Ths River Queen, Captain BFadfoFd, len
SIKH Etrbut wharf yesladay afternoon for
Fortress Monroe. having on board eecre-
tsry s.alon, Surgeon General Barnes. Hon,
NE. ooo IeAae Bel, ~ Nov York. pnd
dthW q tAen, and neral ladleA "
Amo3 tie passsngerA 70 ciiy PoIds ~
the maA boat yesterday wss General Hart
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Ths paymAstsr's new vault si the Spring
aeid Armory has . Foundation Of solid ma
sOury thirtesn fsst thiek, and thewalls ar,
four feet thick, with the exception Of 4
space In them three inches wide, fhs air IN
which helps 70 make The v.ult flre-proof
Internally, the ysuit Il Zen fest high, and
the floor ls sin BY seven ~.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

THn Moscow Gas.tts mentions an limo.
walton introduced Into the Noblss' Clab, q
Odessa, BY the admission ofladles - mem
bers. They have 70 undsrgo the usual
ballot, Ike The members Of The male zen.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Agsssi.'s museum In Csmbridgs. Msss.,
IL prosperous. fnll and remarkable. NThs
trustees. In thsIr last report, cay that ffon
the cellar 70 the atcIe. y eaaks, In jars. and
In boxes, all arranged and lablsd. the spe-
cImsns are crowded.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

There is not case Of ans'tp poE 1t pres.
emit among the one thousahd men 1t tho
eonserlpt camp In New Haven. The camp
has MOI been fros mon the disease for some
lIna haforA. l.-.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

sheridan was once staying st the Aouss
Of an elderly maiden LADY, in the country,
who wanted more OF hia company than be
was willing 70 give. Proposlng one day
10 take . stroll with him, he excused him.
self on account Of badness Of the weather.
shortly AilsrwArd she met him sneaklng
ont alone, $50, Mr.. Sheridan" said she
sit has elearedup." ''Juat Iitils, ma'am
enough for one, but not enough for
two -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

lotgn ckszl..-Wn. Bo,loh nna tIir
t1IlI1I ~ sIg.|Inf tools RON ~ 1l41H
f41'a1 sha1 ., ~ cSpiinl. 1hfr were iafan
s<.,|s lss'',e Ne4.f - sonnl,t.e e I =
-. UrInIrI ~ uU1ef rrouh1 lrf Ht11'|nN
1t'11 MtU t14IIofla E1citrlhrl1, nn1 ~
, .s 8 s:,s ~ q e si ssis 5, 5.. ,ss. " @s =.
srt0lAt NuSrktr c0unr uksI'17'. :,
fne ce.4 cI Io4a u.h.Ii 811 1lnlt 1|IIIa
yt.. 4l,le..1 q ~. farrnI11| n b .1I|1ild
wIlfna I11tcff1 merit Wr1E -
I1o cnn1 81 1hue1 uaIun mal rtIIrnI.Il n
so1s-cnssos q t6s iIins.s q Il,1zs q SssG
lkbr1s .--Any lady that wno|t hcaniifn,
IeFsIfT Iar onIy oaa Dollar, fhpu'd AZ a NJ
unI4f IIN1IrT fIola On MuIdIT--Nt. I1I
rl1alllfnnia aTrnuA near ranf.st 1-i i.I1il
1III|I Mill ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Oakland College, near Ban Francisco,
though but recently starred, has one hun
died and forty students. Professor Henry
Carver Of New York, has been added 70 tina
Board Of Instruction.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

AnsfRAcFrNo RknRoAD TIcKurs.-Yes-
tsrdAy chaFlas coek, late ticket aaont q ina
Sanitary Comml1Hion, and JAm1a Thompaan
wern arrested and taken 70 the prnvonl mar
nhAps, on . charge Of dsifauding lha Govern.
ment. II sesme that tAeL have bee. eDs,sase
Tor their own benefit Thompaen q a.id q
have taken the tiskcta llon ne dapot end
gaFo thsm 10 Look s1d wiillana who sold
thtm; Thsy were ennii,sa = ,ne old Seps
IN selling then.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

PHnAprIrnrA, March ls.--Jay coske
reports sales Of 7.s0's to-day amounting
70 t5,0el 900. The largest Wcetsrn sub
scripion was $4,000 from PittsburE,
and The largest kastern vas for eb00. 900
from PoFtland, No. There wtfe over three
thousand nve hundred individual subscrlp-
lions Of $50 and 800 each. i til
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

BJ direction Of he Secretary fwar, 70
male uuso Of The 1IealdAl Department
tayeli1g under proper ordorl may have
sArir Iaiions eommutsd - taa rata allowed
2 solhius irssaliDg on ossAchsd service,
VA sss1-.y-ave csnts Per day. <
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Coal has beOn gathered upon TIE beach
at Phippsburg, Me-, for many pears, and
Professor Bracket, Of Bovdoln College,
thinks that coal mine eEtsnds along ths
coast from Rhode Island 70 Nova Bcotis
bat that the bed Of the coal 10 TOO far oui
At sca 10 beworked. The waves cast blecki
Of h upon the beach from time 10 time.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

= NEW -BIorow PAPnn."-TAs April
AIi@tls MoHiAiV win b enriched, we I'M
dersisne, with new "Dislow." II Ia now
sent tl@a nInes We have heard from tAs
sslr.Wslcoue Hoaea,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Cmoua CounsL C1itf Jasiics CpfIsr.--
TuUnapAN, MgcA le--fho jury N me eusa
5r6sfSi ini5 eeurt ikis i.slslpS, kol bsisr
shia % aglee TAeT re tIlch.sEe1 non
no prospects efthsir rrndfnr9 verdict Il
e .sie thsy stood zen for plsiltiR and Two fss
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Agirl only thlrleen years old, named
Caroline lIilier, q undsr Indictment a
Louisville, KY, for tha murder OF boz
father. she hated him, and administered
Tat-polsoa,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

A hnBnE1IoN is going on IN Abyaalnia
which threatens the thfona and lils Of kiug
Theodore, who has Imprisoned his own
sen on suSpleion Of participates ln Il. AZ
latest dHiua . great and doelblve battla vas
oxpootod.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

untii fusshsf orders. passes wIIl not be
lsgulrea ffon siti.ena travelling bstwesn
balrnaefA Annapolis. and The Kastern
shore q hntyland..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Fifty-thrse non-eommIsslonsd oflesrs
and pSivaies belonging % the Isth New
York cavalry, VINO were eKamined and Dc.
elAred unfit for further nsld service, By
order Of osn. Augus, have been tEahs-
ferred 70 the Veteran Reserve Corps.
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LoOAL NEWS

PRIsBzTATIoE or MsDkIs.--YesieFdsy
n. King. Of p lotlboas No. u Bernard Maviel
AID Wai. Antih. of the cAieop.e, apd hi.hATd
Hauilton, u the eAAmrochj ave out 81 the
hfteen who we're Win Lieut. casnlnl !, q:
Ply aenth, \. O., IN o. obor lnsl-uera Pre-.
sentsd with tho medals ordered ~ The D.
paFtmsnG commodoro hionlIon6ly, con
maldant OF the yard, n.de the pressa.align,
ss parols1 pFilonaTs, having bSan a1nl "a ~
EssA media 4 sssoapsnisa " tAs IoIlOv.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Ar l,,,usnslx1inE n Ne suhssripiion Of. OF
eesat,.inl q. the nnrUnLioAn should v a.
afe..ed - .hr pu1IEhera, - shove.
An tstfsil - eonnmunirAfipns ipfendnd fof
pannea,ion, o. q any usT rsiaiins 70 he
cniorini e.p.Etnsnt - ne paper. should b
naafcssed - ~ editor, - shows. ~ fea
bnsiness and othnr ogrroupondants vii
greatly obligs the Rubil1hfls anh ths Rditorby
sonplying wa t1s tbavs sunusstisn.
TO ConM11ronDnN1ss-no notice snn BE-
shsAef n1snyneos sonnunissaions. what
ever 4 int1n1od fof inesrtiou nmt Be auihsn.
issard ~ he nhIas md address of ths VIII
rr--not nsesn1sl1y - pubilsstion, bui - .
Gnarnniy o. ~ rod fH,ih. =
wssannet un1.rtzkt tor return rejected son
nnniraiiena. l'N tife
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CRIMINAL CoUHf--Afr. Jsaios Ofa.-
Edward Q. carlip1iop, hsQ, pisiI.e Attorney.
pro1rcalinG. Fanny IN n was lauad sui II
rssI1nssdto ons year IN ne AlbsaY F1nilea'
tiHrr. On nofiun - her cuunali. III n1nfan1a
yes =, s.id.s Aaa motion fof nswt'i.l
ne e.ss of nssry ysskson, wn. nevis.
hunfred Ynrdl % soffon cloth frum nol1mon
meTsnherE. uns then tskan W.
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"a gentleman, who was remarkable Il
once for BaeehanAllah devotion aud 70
mArkAble large and starting eyes, waa one
evaning tho subject Of conversation. The
question appeared 70 BE-, whelher the
Eontleman IN question wore upon hlo FACE
any algn Of his eEce1s1l. II think 90, !"
said Jerrold, II always know when he has
been IN hls cups BY the state Of hls saa-
cara
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Ths Aussrisn nisis,sr vssssntsa ..
the Prskfdsna.

Count Wydenbruek. Who succeeds the late
Minister Realdsnt sof Aastrls, was yes,sr-
day ptessptyd % rfrliasnt Lincoln BY seo.
retary saFsrd, o. presenting bis sredsn.
tlala, Count wydenhruck mAdo the follow
Ing remarksi ta ItE.
Ma. PRnAIDnsT, Hb Majesty the EN-.
peror Of AustrlA, my august sovereign,
having grAcioualy been pleasod 70 appoint
me bis Minister Resident In the United
States Of America, have the honor %
prevent the credentials which aceredlt mo
In that capacity 70 your Exccllency.
! am particularly happy that the choice
OF my sovereign for thls poet nAs fallen
upon me, a. one OF the dutlee Of my ma.
sion 10 q ~ ne interpreter of bis sonn-
u4pts towards your ExcoliSncy and the
esriean people, Impressed e I am with
|0a political greatness and eommercIal I'm
'Dpfssnco u thls country, ahall esteem
inyself most fortunate n I succeed In con.
tributlpg not only 20 entertain but 20 en-.
| pand and 70 develop the friendly rolstlonl
90 happily existing between my own coun
Try aud The United States. fp4
la IMPLY or THk PRESIDENT. q
CoUnT WfDnsBRUcKi sincerely hop,
country IN agreeable one. During . pc
Rod In which our relations with several o.
the foreign povers have besn subject o.
especial care, II not Of anxisiy, the friendly
intercourse between your great country ant
ours has been FREQ not only from dlstnrb
anee, bat even from every form Of irfitA
lion or annoyance. Your sovereign hal
been dlscfssi, hank, and friendly, and hal
thns won the confidence and good win o.
the American people. 70.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Tnn ExnlFrs.- From yesterday mern-
lng, and ~ 20 one nl.lolk oo-daI, thele were
u7 exnmpia. The fcll1glng Who dio pass the
strict inhpoction Of ~. nalauin, were o1l1lI1A
for duty u tne negy nTdi
n. nIouull, 0rnfT1 y. nnlt1.' aohn AInelatli
eeo1aa Hoppls, cSoEEs = nalhinshams ~.
LeEon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Nsw YonK, March ib.-Ths steamsr
has arrived, bringing sSoo, 900 In treasure
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srn, have tss plsssals o. Tsnsnis.ins
esia ss ~ sssIsss n q shs ssSy n
dsrs 10. -. datsd Dseonber q, 1854, fsr q :
lAnt. msrtiorious conduct WhilS serving IN he
piekst-boAt winch Destroyed the rebel ram
Alhemarle, a rlymouih, osiobsr ~ Issl
Very respectfully, oipRon NnLLEs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Inn DRASF. Tho draf. h going on
Quio,ly " Now York and Maryland,
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Death sf F.l.s,.pA sapsF'..

CrcrznA1r, March Charles D.yen.
port, superintsndent OF the eqgthern a.
vlsioh Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, died this morning, aftsr few
DAYS Illness.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16
rHH ULrrnArUn OF PaEsIpErz

"
I have constantly besa. am now, and
shah continue ready 70 rseolvs any agsn,
whom he, (Jsssrson Dsyia, } or any o,hsr
infusntisi psrson now rrsistlng the ns-
tionai authority. may Informally send 10
mo siA a. yisv ef fssswsao peace 10 ~ p,opl.
n ouR ON oosn<oS oouzznr.
A. LncoLH.
Tires things srs Indispensable, % vii,
1. Ths rustossiioa Of ths national an
thovity throaghOut an ths States.
.. 10 Ssa,dIag BY ne Rzscutive Of the
Uniisa sta,s,. % a. SiassrT qu.aIOn, from
ths pOsitlon assumed thsson in the iate
annual nsiaags 70 cOngras, and In pro
esdlng dpoumenis.
Q. No cessation Of hostIliiiss short Of an
sudofths wars and the disbandIhg Of al
fsrcss hostile % ths Government.
An psoposiiions no, Inconsistent Win
ne abovs. viil be eonsldsrsd and passed
upon In spirit Of sincere iibersiIty.
d8g AnRAHAn LnooEz.
.LEs.ssi. y Isas. no. ils Pyai6,ni % y. ..
swn.WIn~~-.~ - - ...-.<... = !. l-....
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uuoN FnrsDnnN's Am KlIrIOrirnnr
oTTloR--Has buan eSlaolighsd usdnr he aus.
plsIs Of ths New Enllala TIssdmenis Aii 10
cSeiy Of pe.'on. 4. =. Newtoa 4 Tie agsai.
ana b., once l. ~ - klsyenlh street.. fAs.
d u the most pfaiseWogthI .ehnraslss-- -thaA
oi fafntAhlna tnplo ognent and homes fol lroad,
inen. wonen and children.
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DhAf5nkna-If you want % become .
adAeadP upon > raIISOad take rIds in
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~ EaEA41s M1A1i Wey4tNNAlI||I4
ns.as 1.s Y ocni.segesr'-Lea,s.' pinars r1opA,7
N ne- prepared % mrnisn IN shssss,n
yselsh style, and my. own suberfntend~s>s .
= no.s ,...Snssi. ssnes'1 ssr%s TSs s se.s isss&
confsctionery always On haud. frlveto Dln-
nsrs and spppers fnrnished a my eslooa.
coanffF 0fdsrs and psriias attended % N thp
nass 81 steam powsf, in plaza asa tsaSS
moul1a. Tor rnftioa, Dlnurfs. isnt-1m
n-0ssf1stown.- : vhe Rspubiican
aan - ob,alnod ovefY evening - The n1ok
ss ss,. v.s..s ....! Ger: 4 g osAAa' ss
- nassa1husssss lliilsAsy sles@
As..cr hsnevaI..,ua ena .nsf Moi'1AS ~
Aesnsy viii occupy lta nsv roo4l iatnn -
tloaai faflliosncT building, eEcond do1T.s<f14f
ofesventh and y 1ir4ela, WasainEto1i \. G. \.
ll...Ashnssiir pold',ls rna ei,lien 81. -
''i. xdviss i % ssd s..is,sns, siy,r s|,sasalsls
esqi4r Ilsas 6si, 30 slsis lsit..
~ IlFsa Ward.-Tns' sahssl liIl1Fg2s
ne NArlonAL hrrunLIcAr. IN thr mt
w..a vhs a.ss vs. hssa sr,isssss ss,, Y ,ets
please lssvs thsir esisru q he 5sok adh
Periodical store ol kDwARD WAITE ~
NIX fennsylyania nlenue, beswes. s~.ee9. ~
- lsEvsd praaplly Nd IsEal.ily, qay..,r
~ Rsoplsls fsi1Ira pas---nslfs sla =
cLAss LkHEs, diresl 70 NEW Y0hk, Boz.
fON, and ~ imDoriant poihiA WaahinE,en'
omsens n1rueLlcAn nUi1DfNo. 81 rinth
sirssl. twoai zi1s5 eorier rsnnsylssnia ave.
nns and nxth sleei, undeF Nsiisnai no,siE
snd corner ni,&snth snd . sirSis opposltl
ns-'s's hai'd'ns' cHAn1rs ). aosrs
fshls-sf kfsnasds waahinxtoa pisisiss.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

E1rRrss vsecinaofsn. -In aeeara-
aned with = lau o. thia earpofatlnn, All roll
sss,s , 2, e.ssssssSn WI ,. s,l
unferuEnod, II his reai1ante, No IA Dun
barton nlresA All poor peIuon1, Hlek WiiA
amnltpoz, viii also 10 ai9andsd " the aona
Without ehArEo. once hours, fFen - y. =
SsSiisss, 0AAs =. eNAS's' y. :
nnd Thifteenth streets. Al informstion a
interest OF value 70 the soldifrn OF New yoTn
or their frIends, furnished grntuifUusly upon
sppiiestion q their nfy roQna, eithsr IN pes
Twelfth and ThirtesniA streets n
n- Tse eksss fsr sils rsandry chnFeh
Fair can b. obtainc1 a. The principal bouI-
Store. % ths sssnns md ssrsnth rifssA
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rnUyDAraamallii.HMxRcH 10. isss,
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..s Iss: e: ..s ). ..: s::;.s rs ::.., :: S-l'. = 2
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

do not ssem of that cIaes ei bandits and cut
throat IS of WHICH they hive been charged.
several of Moseys Chief officers are au1ong
them wEoswslk .tbs.street of the town attirya
IL. full ssuitsaf rebel gray; among Them / no.
ticsd Lieut. Col. Chambers, Mosby's second in
commend: He is 3 young, 1.-the. fine looking
specimsns sDf 20 MAXWELL educated, and alses.
gethensuch a ore asswould inspire a person as Is
the 6can ideal Of q soldier. His faith ia the
confederacy is disnelled, and he in,eads in future
TO lead the lifeeef peaceful citizen. Another
of Mosbys officers, Capt Franklin, is among
the paroied prisoners. In a conversation with
him yesterday, in referring to the blockade
running trade on the line of the Potomac he
says.it was very successful. and that the arrests
OF blockade runners was ou!y one arrested
where ninety nine were successful. He very
euphatically said that this trade was carried
on under the connivance of 'h igh- ran ked Fede
al officers" who, TO use his own language, were
in "caLooss with Mosby's blockade Runners
Gen. Torbert is deterpined to allow no sus-
pension or relaxation of strict military disci.
pline ON account of the prevaleacc of a state
Of apparent peace. Tile troops are drilled
daily-artillery, cavalry and infantry.
weekly newspaper, to be called the Ma.
ttonat Union, Is about to be established here, to
be devoted TO general news aud literature, the
unconditional return Of the rebellious Southern
States to their allegiance to the Union, DC.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
Foreign News.
LORD PALMERsFoN's HOPES A

LORD PALMERsToN's HorSs AND fRARs
II the Federais really have gained the vic
tory over Lees army. which the Northern tele
grams repsesent to have been gained, they
must now be about to enter upon the real diff.
eulties of tie task which they have undertaken
to accomplish. It has taken them four years
to do what, at the commencement Of the war
they expected to do in as many months. We
assume, for arguments sake, that the armies
nder Johnston and Lee will be unable to make
any farther decisive stand against the hosts
which are closing in upon them from all quar-
tcrs-Grant from the East, Sherman from the
south- east, Thomas aud Stoneman from the
South west. Of
course. if the Southern armies, or what re-
mains of them, should disperse and prove
unable TO hold any of tho strategic points, or
offer any farther cffectual resistance, TO over
run the country and occupy it, will be easily
accomplished by the armies under Grant and
Sherman and Thomas. But. when it is thus
occupied, what will the Federals do with i,a
How will they be able to deal with the whtesa
Row will they be able to deal with the biacksf
Slavery, AS We know, has been aboiished-upon
paper. What is to be done with four million rs
ot negroes, whose habitual occupation will be
gone and whose whole life has incapacitated
them from following the pursuits and falling
into the system of free white laborersa
The practical difficulties of dealing with the
blacks are only second, if, indeed. they are
second, to those Of dealing with tie whites. so
~S o'sSSSoihSA tuo iCi1 0iIucuiCieS OeloFe the
North-assuming the Confederate armies to be
broken up and dispersed-appear to be just
Beginning We have not thought it worth
whi'e IN the present article to critcise the de-
tails OF the military news When there are
men enough, OF course. the strongest position
held by the blest general may be- turned aud
rendered untenabie. The Frderals having
massed troops round Petersburg aud Richmond,
till they probably outnumbered the enemy as
much as three o, IF to one, were able to at
tack him with success, but still were not abl.
to prevent his etreat with at least large Or
ton Of hts army.
London Post (Gou. Organ.) AprA II.
AN IRISH VIEW OF REcoNsrRUorIoN.
Slavery at the South to GiUe Place to the Labor
Of Free kniyrants.
lhe rnllis wliters and speakers who, during