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NEWS FRohs THE SOUTHWEST.

Great Scarcely Prevailing liz Nou lsiana.
uaN rtw f CAIRO, April Z, 1855.
Late Western Louisiana accounts represent great
scarcity Of brcadstus about Alexandria and much suf
ferng in consequence The scarcity Of forage had CON-
PEELED the robe cavalry depart for Texas the in
fantry had also been Withdrawn from Alexandria and
encampcd at Natchlo Tho rebel troops at Browns
vlo have becn removed TO Galveston to await attack
from the Union troops.
One Of JEFF Thompson's orders assuming command
Of the subdsict of Northern Arkansas directs agents
TO be appointed in each county 70 third Of all
the cotton offered for export collect onethrd Of the
receipts for cotton exported. s,1i Hg.
Two hundred and twenty nine bales Of cotton
ceivsd yesterday n Memphis for g. Louis
News from the Mississippi.
A{ CAiRo, April 9, 1885
The steamer Olive Branch, from Now Oreans had seven
hundred and foysix bslos and twenty-five bags Of
ton for St Louis. 1f ft04 I1}3aaN rA-e 1U
& John Mckinney, rebel sympathzcr confined at Mem.
pills. under the military order OF General Roberts, for the
non-raymcnt Of debt Of thousand dollars due
Northern parties, turned 10 the civil author
ties recently by General washburne upon habeas corpus
and released yesterday by the United States District
Court upon the payment Of costs II is said he will
commence suit against Roberts for fnse imprisonment
hospital steamer has arrived from vIcksbur for st.
Louis with four hundred and twenty exchanged prison
from Andersonville and Cahawbs. Eight hundred
remain At vicksburg awaiting transportation North
News from Fort Smith, Ark.
r 81. LOUIS, April T. 1855.
The report that the rebels had captured Fort Smith is
contradcted II headquae. The Union troops occupied
It ON tho 18th. - M
4 Execution OF Guerillas.
I'd y LOUISVILLE, April q, 1895
Two noted guerillas, John Hedges and Enoch Downs,
werc executed here to-day by military order.
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LADIES DRAFT MEETING IN THE SIXTEENTH WARD.
Pursuant TO published call the ladies Of the Sixteenth
ward held preliminary meeting In the court ROOM
OF Seventh and Twenty second street. yeser
day afternoon devise means for assisting in filling the
quota OF the ward The object Of the meeting stated
by Mrs. VIM X. Stafford, and the following executive
committee appointed TO solicit contributions Mira VIM
Alexander 245 West Eighteenth street; Mrs Robert
Parker 23s Eighth avenue and Mrs Bradley, lit West
Twenty first street.
II Is the intention of the committee TO issue circulars
TO the ladies Of the ward setting forth the object Of the
movement and wiring their cooperation in raising funds
To furnish substitutes and volunteers 10 oil the places OF
the poor of the ward who have been drafted The
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
There six substitutes mustered In in the Fourth
district yesterday There only one of the drafted
men held 10 service. No vol ntecrs offered. The Pro-
vost Marshal continues TO be reasonably busy"
MEETING IN THE EIGHTH WARD.
The citizens OF the Eighth ward held their regular
meeting TO further volunteering last evening" ut 1856
Spring street Mr. William Tucker presided The exc
crtive committee reported that about ty men have been
recruited for Which the ward will be credited since they
have taken affairs In hand. Collections from various
gentlemen handed in and announced. The whole
placed In the hands OF the treasurer up 10 this time
Is $500 Addresses were delivered by a number Of
gentlemen and the meeting adjourned
MEETING IN THE rifTg.sTn WARD.
The citizens Of the Fifteenth ward held meeting at
Cooper Institute last evening Mr. Bennett In the chair
Addresses we're delivered by Mcssrs. stonbrcnner viii
renewed energy Subscriptions 10 the amount OF Eve
hundred dollars handed In.
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took his gig in company with the President Lieutenant
Commander Adams and Lieutenant W. C. Clemens, Of
the Army Signal corps and In that unassumng manner
proceeded towards the crushed capital rebellion.
= PASSING FORT DARIIsG.
The Allison kept ON her way and safely passed the
th;cky clustered batteries on either SIDE by Fort Oar
ling, with its black guns embrasure and unmoved by
tue sunken rams at Drewry's buff by the works ON
Chanins BLUM aad just below this place was the new
clad unfinished Texas. She ha plain, flush
deck, with no armament engines and was very light
in the water.
THE RIvgs WORKS THE ENEMY
The river found DO lined with formidable works
on either sde the guns all remaining and such had been
the haste to evacue that OF the guns were spiked
only with wrought iron and nails We soon passed the
long lines Of works the TRACE near coxs ferry and
tn by the Dutch Gap canal; passed the Howlett
House battery frents reach and through the limo
Of Instructions placed by Admiral Leo in the river and
down to varna Landing, encounterng nothing which
would cause the steamer HARM
Tho Admiral was accompanied on this first trip down
the James, and In rebel steamer by General Gordon,
commanding department. including Norfolk, &C.; by
Major Bnney, Chief Quartermaster Of the department.
Paymaster Samuel T. Browne, OF the Navy, and Dr. r.
W. Browne, Of New London, Conn. The vessels which
passed by and proceeded ON to Richmond the Nal
vern, Admiral Porters flagship, the Commodore Perry,
the torpedo boat Spuyten DuyveI ~" number Of naval
tugs and small boats
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o U r O. OF "A.

Validity or tho County Bonds-volun-
tcering Statement-A Government Tax
ON Bounty Brokors-SuPervisor Blunt
Appointed Collector, Sc.
Occasionally in seeking subscriptions to tho county
bounty bonds there have been questions rails in refer
TO their validity This probably captious
ness in form, springng from those most likely
who desired excuse for not subscribing To meet all
such questions, the following opinion Of Of FIRST
legal gentlemen has been obtained -
OPINION OF THE HON. DANIEL LORD ON THE ISSUE
OF COUNTY BONDS.
To THH COUNTY VOLUNTEER )MmfrrEs or THE Board
SUPERvIs RS COUNTY OF New York
The act of the Legislature chapter twenty nine PASSED
February TO- 1885, in section expressly ai the
ordinance OF the Board Of Supervisors OF January TO-
1865 with two other ordinances to provide for tho
curemcnt Of volunteers, &c. ffNta
No conditions imposed submitting questions to
the people, which is efectualy dispensed with by the
passage of the act There is doubt of the validity
Of the act undcr the constitution the power of taxing
not being restricted. ton the city Of EsaLo 10
NJ r. Rep. 116 Frl US
The county bonds issued under the ordinances are,
cipal aud Interest and gh'n cs"ad in due form
sotieble and udng IA favor og tk err - good ailh.
astaa.a ps es u Dseaq4e 1 VOLTAGE kegat'- 8.
u 81 900 DANIEL LORD
NEW yoEs, Aprl 6 1865
Volunteering continued very good yesterday and NE
day before throushou; tho city There being good
visors Committee, well by tho various provost
maryhas who abundantly furnished with means by
Chairman Blunt
Tha In tha
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'llee admiral FaFragnl General Gordon and a
select Party gisit Richmond.
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General Weitzel Does the HOnors
Of the City.
They Return to Fortress Monroe on the
Late Rebel Flag Of Truce Steamer
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BOAT wnIIAn ALLISON. - - :
good portion Of the city was perambulated by our
visitors after which General Gordon and Admiral Farra
gut embarked on the steamer william Allison, formerly
used BY the rebels a flag Of truce boat and nowith
anding the fears Of the captain concerning injury from
torpedoes planted by the rebels In the James river on
Sunday they insisted on bcing taken down. aA
short distance below Rockets the boat of General
Gordon and the Admiral met rowboat containing Rear
Admiral D. D. Porter and President Lincoln ascending
70 the captured city Al varina the Hudson took on
board the two intrepid officers who braved the rebel
.orpedoes and the ladies' and at an carly hour this morn
ing arrived here In good order ~
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Henry Ward Beecher on Good Friday.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NSw YoRK, April !, 1885,
Will you please correct tho Reverend Henry Ward
Beechers statement in that part OF his valedicoy pub
lished In your paper this morning, wherein he says,
"The day which the old flag Ii 10 DO raised (msanng
on Fort sumter) Is Cord Friday, which occurred tie
,esuyecon If our Saviour; and a. Christ was raised to
bring life and liberty into the world, 20 will that flag
carry renewed life and liberty to the South" such
q statement from divine Il most Extraordinary mas
much IL well known throughout all Chrsendom that
that the day OF his crucinxon, and Il universally
held by all Christian people . most solemn fast His
resurrection not until the Sunday following which 10
we'll known - Easter Sunday. A LAYMAM
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JAMES RIVER.
Onr James River Correspondence.
SrEANvR WILLIAM ALLxoy !
LATE RE ~ FAC OF TRUCE 30 T.
JAMES RIVER, Va, April 4, 1861

SrEArvR WILLIAM ALLISON, !
LATE RE ~ FAC TRUCE Bot
JAMES RIVER, Va, April A. 1865.
VICE ADMIRAL rARRAGur DEs,BSps TIE JAMES RIVER
The nrst boat which has descended the James river
with Union company on board left Rockets this
afternoon at two o'clock. Admiral Farragut who had
up the river from Norfolk and spent few hours In
Richmond disposed 10 try return by tho river dis
regarding anything in the shape Of orpcdocs which m g
sb met This the only available boat, and, leaving
sthc smoking the city he started OF on the In
'tercsting trip.
ssrsespxsr LINCOLN AND PORTER ON THEIR
To THs CRY.
Upon arriving at Tree Hill bridge, about two miles
below the city, the Stars and Stripes discovered
Floating above q little steamer which boldly STEM
a m ng her way Rchmondward Arriving nearer /. was
found 10 DO ono Of the tugs Of the naval fleet and
bore Rear Admiral d. d. Porter President Lincoln and
Presidential marine guard Arriving alongside Admiral
Faragut saluted the welcome visitors and Adm raj Por
Ecr who had with accustomed promptncss passed by
,rebel distractions and sunkcn rebel rams and orpedoss
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Died.
O'CoENnu. Friday, April Z. after Q short but
severe Hines, the widow o'CosHul, OF Charisville,
county Cork, ireland
The relatives and friends of the smily and those Of
her sons David and Thomas O'Conncl arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late resdsncs 80
East Foreth street. Sunday afternoon O'Clock.
wmrsHousE-On Friday, April Z, suddenly, Of mcm-
brans Group, RDm MANIA eldest daughter OF Frederick
and Maria whtshouss, aged years, months and ~
daya
The funeral viii take place on Sunday afternoon, II two
O'Clock from the residence Of her father 81 Park avenue
Brooklyn.
Birmingham England papers please copy.
fFov Othsr DeofAs go Second Pdoel
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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, March "a, 1885.
nos,e,mrssxs ~ a. g,ou>smnu .cr


hovemens Of cs StoneseaU, dc.
received letter yesterday morning from your special
correspondent a. Ferro, Spain, dated March 49, which
says -
The Sonewalls yards and topmass lowered TO put
her In fighting TRIM and Captain Page has taken leave OF
the Admiral and declared himself ready for sea- He
would have gone out taIs morning had II not been for
heavy sea and wind, which may keep him here some
days, but that he Is going to sen there Is doubt
Dispatches received yesterday morning give later In
teigoncs respecting the movements Of the rebel
vessel secms that Tuesday, tho 2lst Of March, al
three r NJ, the stonowan weighed anchor and stood
out Of the harbor Of Ferro by the Spanish
frigate Conception AT the tmo the Niagara
and Sacramento got under weigh from Corunna
and followed her out or action
was considered inevitable; but from some reason
which has not TRANSFERRED tho stonewa returned TO
moorings at Ferrol the evening, without collision
having taken place There Ii ample room for spccua-
ton as to the OF her return and her future
ments The Opinion Rationale states that correspond
once from spain received this morning, contains the
intelligence that the French has addressed
communication to the Captain General Of the Marine
parmen OF Corunna through the medium Of tho United
States consular agent that port requesting him TO pre-
vent tn, departure Of the Stonewa or at least express
sing desire that the rebelv ssel should he allowed
to go to at present The CAPITA Gen raj replied that
he had received instructions upon this subject except
10 maintain the strctcs possible neutrality in regard
the American vessels.
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HANG OCK.
Starting Of the Special Army
Corps Up the Valley.
STRIKING AT LEES FUGITIVES,
&C., &C., &c. .

WASHINGTON, April Q, 1855.
General Hancock's army, consisting Of cavalry, inan
try and artillery, commanded in person by the above
named officer, and Generals Torbert Dwight, Morgan,
Egan and Chapman left Winchester, Virginia, the 4th
instant search of General Lee and his fugitive army
The troops went or in great spirits and will doubt
give good account Of themselves. The troops
well equipped and supplied for long march.
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Movements OF Hancock.

Washington letter (Apr 81 in Philadelphia Prcss1
Before you these words in type Sheridan may be
striking his foe in more than vital part, and Han
cock, whose fresh battalons supposed TO be,
Tuesday, at Staunon, fifty miles from Lynchburg, one
Of the points towards which Lee said to BIO staggering
with fair prospect Of helping to complete tho catastro
PIE OF tie traitors md IN his s.1terent do not in
cn1e what sherman may be iRtol alag Tor hs vs. v
"a ON fsDb
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Meeffn x OF the Sixty-nfnth Regiment.
THEIR SERVICES OFFERED TO THE GovERNMENT.
The Sixty ninth regiment National Grafd, met last
evening at tho armory, Essex Market take steps TO
relieve drafted members and with the patriotism which
has always characterized this body voted tender
services for one year 10 the general government through
the Governor &c tho state In order 10 preserve the rcg
mental organization intact
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Billings' hIOth Powder.
The surest antidote TO the rayages Of moths
CHEAP AND DELIGHTFULLY."- FRAGRANT
or boxes sc. lb. boxes 81.
Sold by druggists.
BillinRs,

shl sent post paid for ~ 50 The beautiful BabbittonaA
fcns post paid Tor 81 30 are real
Inducements 70 agents. Address Bsbbtt, Wut 81 Parh
row, New York. ' "
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News from San Francisco.
sAN FRANc1sco, April 8, 1895.
Sailed, ship Marmon, for Hong Kong with $Sol, 900
In treasure, consisting mostly Of silver.
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The Gem OF tho Toilet-The world says,
sOzODONT II renders the tceh peary white, gives the
breath fragrant odcr entinguishtng The III humors which
usually bad and neglected set Of teeth. soso
don't convenient and produces senaatiou
dsshtful, that mskes u . pleasure 70 use L.
Bold BY all druggists.
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There Is now good opportunity to procre substitutes
quite numerous and in Of those desiring sub
stitutes era were In waiting yesterday TO BE- taken
up Now Is the time to relieve Yourself from the tfaf.
Make your deposit and secure your man.
Chairman Blunt, who has run through about al the
oica grades Of ONCE that could be conferred upon him
In the city, from alderman 10 counsellor aaw, haspow
received the appointment with tn official seal Of the
United state: q Collector q internal Rsto
dollars from every broker or agent who furnishes vok
bring your man. bring also dollar greenback each
for Uncle sans purse and deposit the same with Major
The WORK YESTERDAY. @
Over seventy enrolled yesterday the Park
headquartsn In the various provost marshas' Offices
also there was q marked improvement Captain wag.
ne In the Seventh district yesterday enrolled many
as twenty men. Drafted men are reporting daily But
few have boon held yet and those few have almost
all furnished substitutes.
The memorial presented the Board Of Supervisory
signed by the chairmen Of the different wards refer
to the discontinuance OF recruiting at the Park
ofce has been taken action upon, and understand
Mr. Blunts Occupation will be gon ~ SO far As regards
the mastering IN OF volunteers from rs date TO
business viii Is being done there, would appear
nothing less than suicidal to the quota Of this city
Notwithstanding the numerous add tional induce
ments' in the way Of hand money, &C, which have
been held out by the various wards to intending
volunteers we find that the number enlisted at the
Park daily where Of those inducements offered,
and where everything '~ conducted with tn, greatest
stricncss almost always double the number enlisted
ut all the provost marshas Offices throughout the city
The men rccct oil hc:e are fairly divided among the
wards; the position ef the ONCE il most central and In
addition the arrangements for the acceptance Of voun
tecrs the most extensive In view Of these advan-
tages we can hardly how the change, ~ desired,
could prove beneficial s. fss'i ~ n.l
The following is the oc al statement Of the business
Of the County Vol ntecring Committee for Thursday
last AN4 aa3
II Navy volunteers, three years. ct $3.50. e1105o
Army volunteers, three years, at $3.50 1850
70 Army volunteers, one year, at 33e0....... 9100
Substitutes, II 81 000.. 5000
Substitute Observation-Disclosures. $50
yol, l0V
RArIKRY BtRRlcKs
Volunteers, three years, at $3.50. ...... g. 900
Volunteers, one year, at $3.50. 1850
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A.-sBrovn," said Smith, "Do you know
that Phnlon. the proprietor of the NIGHT BLOOMING CK
REUS keeps about twenty regular blowers constantly
poyedf' mel what lots Of pulling they must d.
said Smith, "Sold old fellow" exclaimed Brown they
are all glass blowers"
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we would Call Alteration 20 the s",s
q, Mansion House apd Grounds under auction nouce
JAMES "a. MILLER n
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Bcst.-Nillsr's Hair Dye. Cheapest IN
price, beet Ia quality Try IT, Sold by druggists Depot
Dey
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5AS BH4rrsco, ~ &, 1876.
Advices from Jap~ sixty dsse co Tue y, annoonce
further reports OF mur.ess Wy t'i native 9f gnor
and moro complications vita foreign p0y srs.
Arrivals In twenty days from A-aoiA brGs lntel4
gencs OF liberal subscriptions TO the oil le 1nd and
heavy earthquakes sthat did damage"
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A.-Vsc the Best.-BOwden's Moth De.
sTRoTrNG PACKET, For sale by all druggists.
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C0nsump tiOn-COnsum ption.-We Say
u having whacver stage q ne az
ease DR. WISiIART'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial, which
readily the blood and carried to the lungs and
the healing principles OF the tar act upon the sor
lungs and their decay and the PATIENTS
life n saved The Pine Tree Tar Cordial has great power
dissolve tho thick that the wind
the lungs and exPss from the system The Pine Tree IA
Cordial tho blood and cleanses IL Of all u0ue
matter constantly breeding internal and extes
nal Saltrheum bloches the face and all skin diss-oe
especially Wsharts Pine Tree Tar U din$
10 North Second street, Philadelphia Sold 81 HI IN
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A Pictorial chronological journal Tor

April; 30 Illustrations, Physgnomy, Ethnology, Ply.
sology Psychology, Reporters and Reporting Choice
Pursuit. Color OF Eyes, Climate and Color Insanity Noee
40 Only 20 cents News men have T. Address Messrs.
FOWLER WELLS, $50 Broadway N. Y.
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"Poor Toms s'ooId"
How warm soccer the genial sun
May look In Kindness on the earth,
1n Tom Jones veins cheering warmth
Dispeis ths gloomy sorrow of bis soul.
Dyspepsia, Ike goblin hunts him down.
Ague grim chamberlain, lights him TO bed.
While dullDess, vertigo and headache dire,
with nercsr aches combine make him grosn.
he wise, poor Toni
And hearken, Thomas, TO INSTRUCTION.
For all thy Ills remedy u found,
A panarea, certain. pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION BITiERs-S T.-isoo-x,
A wondrous tonic, made by DR. Drake,
VIII kin tho demons that Thy stomach
VIII slay them. Thomas. for Thy stcmach's sake.
New he, strength 10 thee shall
By using this elixir wonderful
PLANTATION BIrrERS will restore thy health,
Thy troubles cure and leave thy mind at peace
A silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX GIBBS No 50S Broadway.
n II. r..
THROAT AFFEcTIoNs.--A Physician Writing from
Newfane New York. speaking beneficial effects result
ing from the Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRooHEs."
Gays For acvia,ng that irritation only fell by those
who have suffered from euy Bronchial Affection and for
oarseness Sore Tbrostoo free confess Though
i NJ. d. they answer all you claim for them"
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Bachelors Hair Dye-rhe Hest I'm tho
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
Boys All Wool Melton suits mt 90. 4.
v. BRoKAw, "a Fourth avenue and y Lafayette place
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prescrvativs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor House.
The dye applied 10y skilful artists.
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C0rns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIks ~
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Cherokee PIlls-Fcmale Regulator
Bold by all Druggists 81 per box 81 page pamphlet frea
Address DR.. W. r. Merwn Co., Is Liberty street. N. r.
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rn. ur,,,eI Chambcr--An Essay OF
rnlog and Instruction for Young Mon Published by ,ns
and sent free OF charge In sealed ensc
iaos. Address DR. J. skilin Houghton Howard AssocS
~, pbiaIephia Pa t
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Tn. arnnt Gnrmnn Helm

positively oatarrh cstarrh and the nrsI
stages Of consumption For gle ny az PC, 20 M
ana IN; T,ordwny Price ~ per bottle WEE No rviin
druggists 40 Washington street, DV''oh' ""'' ""o''
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Fine Gold Haunting Cased Watehsq
dollars each. for sale by GEO O. ALIEN ais Broadway
door below Canal street, formerly II Wall street.