Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-11
LATEST, FROM RICHMOND.

From Richmond Wing OF yesterday.1
TIE HoMEwARp. MARCH OF SHKRMAN's
80 R iaa B." S S Resi tn ,G sDS
Goth CORPS Of Gen. Sherman's Army Of Geor.
GA, resting in Manchester, are expected to pass
march. The annexed special order on the
subject, will explain the movement expected
70 take place, and the route of march:
~ isIM AskI EUkss, amy
Special Field Orders No. 4L--Diyision Com.
IL anders will, IL possible, obtain all necessary
supplies ana move sne.rrppp, ply Trains ans through
vicinity OF Hanover COURTHOUSE Tomorrow
night. fs-s - . ~ r.
On The following day, MAY loth,) the Army
OF Georgia will march through the streets OF
Richmond in review before Major General
III. W. Halleck, commanding the Military
Division OF the James-the 14th Army Corps
IN advance.
The troops will be reviewed with knapsacks,
and will carry at least one days rations in
their hayersacks. The troops marching at
right shoulder shift, will come TO shoulder
arms oefcre passing the statue OF washington,
(near the Capitel) and will continue the snoul-
der mil passing the reviewing officer, who
oop es u near ,ns same R0s the All
compliment Of coming TO snouioer Will be
paid. When the width of the street will
permit, the troops will march in column of
Neither bands nor field musicians will turn
OF: before the reviewing officer.
viii eneamp the same night IN the vicinity of
Hanover Court House.
All pack mules, wagons and ambulances
NOT sent through the city before the 10Th inst
will be massed near the bridge and will. mn.
der the supervision of the Chief z uartermaster
o: the corps, cross the lower pontoon bridge
a same time the troops are passing on the upper
bridge, move down Water street to 22d street,
NJ 22d 20 Franklin street, up Franklin to 10Th
street, up 10Th street 10 INTERCHANGEABLE turn.
p,ze, from which road they will Join their
nc init
Of me troops.
BY order Of Brevet Maj. Gen ]. C. Davis.
r. @. McCLURG,
Lieut.. Col and Chief of Staff.
The head of the column moving from the
camp in Chesterfield at 80 a. m, will COM
menee passing through the city about 9 a. m.
AND VIII occupy nearly the whole OF daylight
The pageant will be acounterpart of that
which was witnessed on Saturday last and
Will De viewed with interestby thousands of
CI,IZens.
MAJOR GEN. VIM. T. SHERMAN, Comman-
ser-in-Chief OF the Army OF Georgia, arrived
Ii Manchester yesterday from City Point, ac-
COnpanied by his staff. After an inspection
o: the camps Of the lith and Goth corps Of his
army, located in Manchester, Gen. Sherman
rode over TO Richmond, and was at the Spots
wood Hotel during the afternoon. 1t is more
than probable that the distinguished chleftain
Will appear at the head of the line to- day upon
the occasion Of the march of the troops through
The city.
A'V 4 hcchS IaESl fhbD.-by du OrQpr from
Zen. Halleck, it is understood that all loyal
persons can come and go from Richmond with
ou- passes or restrictions of any kind: thew
simply being required to register their names
as they land or leave. Confederate Off GERS or
soldiers who go to loyal States without proper
authority do so at their own peril.
CANAL COMMUNICATION On each Monday
hereafter, a canal boat will go up the canal as
far as Columbia, Va, starting at 10 O'clock a.
m, from the usual point near the Petersburg
Railroad Depot. The boat is for the convey.
ance OF families, whe live on the line, to their
homes IN the upper country.
TIE COURT OF CONFERENCE.-The Mere
dt.1 preSidiRg.-This court sat yesterday at II
2. m. Present all the members-.,udge Mere.
dith and Lyons, and Henry w. Thomas, ESD.
I he court ordered the issuing of q number of
summons for the attendance of parties to suits
and fixed next Thursday 60 morrow for the
hearing OF the first case upon the docket
A RRvELATION.-1t has come ont since tha
conhagration OF the Sd OF April that many hun.
Gred boxes OF fine manufactured tobacco were
destroyed In secret and out Of the way places
where IL had been conveyed by its owners Ops
m an had q chimney filled up with boxes at his
store on Gary street, and lost it all. Another
ha6 several hundred boxes stored away be.
tween the loice OF his storehouse floors and
was equally unfortunate. A third nailed up
q board sheathing under his stairway, and had
about eighty boxes deposited therein, but the
fire found IL out. The tobacco was hid away
TO prevent its seizure or impressment by the
Confederate Government, but in escaping one
sgen. OF destruction the owners thrust their
choice Leaf into the nav of an agent equally
relentless. The worst over now, and the to.
Dacco gone. the losers tell the story OF their
ruse on themselves, and laugh over it as good
Joke.