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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-29

The Kstnlna POst Of yea.erday saysl

The ESsni'0 Post Of yesterday says
The chief features In Wall street are the
Increasing ease 10 money, the revival OF
confidence and renewed activity Of the do
mAnd for Government securities. The bear
party appear 10 have been very happily
foiled In their recent attack on our federal
stocks, and II 10 reported that they have
been compelled 70 send out large orders TO
Europe TO enable them to fulnl their short
contracts without very heavy losses. From
the increasing demand from this and other
causes, and especially from the rapid decay
of Che rebel cause, our securities In the
European markets are expected TO advance
conaiderably, and II 90, there will probA-
bly, be an Aetlve export movement.
Tho loan market ID easy and Abundantly
supplied II per cent The confidence
OF The lending institutions ie restored, And
With good securities no dlficulty 10 found
In obtaining Oh good margins all the &C.
| eommodAtlon required for the limited vol.
ume Of business now doing
The stock market Il arm, without much
activity. Governments are strong, and
orders from investors In all pArts Of the
country ere attracted BY the low prices
now ruling. The short interest II also
pressing, especially on the hve-tWenties,
which arc largely oveFsold BY the bears.
Railroad shHfes are active and strong,
PittSburg being the chief fayorite ofthe day
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The Late Prima Donns--Funsrai OF
Madame Lorini In Cuba.
Correspondence Of the EveainG Post

ICOTTOUnOu0InOU
ST. JAee DE CuBA, Feb. %, 1895.
The community here has been startled
aud grieved by the news Of the death OF
the celebrated American prlma donna Vir-
ginia Whiting -Lorini. The lady had not
yet sung here, and was known 70 our citl-
zens only by reputation yet the regret
was general. she was Ill only fourteen
hours, aud the disease was . violent
hemofrhage.
The D.Sro Dc SantiaOo Dc Cuba says that
shs died In the evening, while her lyrical
companions In the theatre were giving q
performance Of Fayorlta." She was at
tended during her short illness BY the best
physicians In the city. -....
The funeral, which took place the day
aiter her death, was very largely Sattended
by our most Arlstocrntlc families. The re-
lIgious ceremony took place In the cathe-
dral, the music being hrst class, and the
singers accompanied by hne orchestra.
A largo number Of persons ON foot and In
VoldHH escorted tho remains 70 the grave
yard. .....-., -rrf... .. .
Madame LorinI was but thirty-one years
old st the time Of her death; and fortunate
ly for her children, to whom abe was so
deeply attached, her life was Insured In
New York for handsome sum.
Although the operate company by this
sad event loses is "star," / understand
that the performauces Will be continued,
with Mile Castri-who has much i'm
proved OF late-as the prlmA donna, though
she will not attempt such paIts as Norma
and Lucreiia. Young Amodio has made Q
great hit as Rigoletto, and fossau also
pleases we'll. The company will start foI
Havana and the United States In the end
Of March. .... v. .
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SECOND EDITION
FoURNo'oLooK. P. M.

--.-.-..
.Tr pnscr %ur psEsIDE.T
LIEUT.. onu GRANT, MAJ. GEN.
SHERMAN, GEN. ORD, AND GEN.
shDAh IN OoUNO
Anepolsre@enes us 'O-oAy '"As S''o' wv
uisssueus Iepulse given 70 LIZ On oSsH'-
Gay "''' ~ peceme satiSneu 'n' ~ way"
:. '.o "' aeis~l VI SoA . -
Ne'O""' ~ne 'ne i"''niu-O'0 SoO'''-'
:" ooAe'LDs ana eA.'1 ~
u"u'' '' s''o = 'a'set' " 'n"' iu''n'' ''' y
inc nAtonh arms " useless sno " 'ue
Gnu " e.I YIN. ses''men' VI o -
ues may % mao, ana tne enusion Vi 0i''o
stopped, sen. LIS au'no''1'u 'o"' iso .s
Rnnf'o repeat Dis request Ior 90 'n'e
view between the former ana Gen. shASr'
a council OF war was held on board INC
River Queen on Tuesday, At which the
President, Lieutenant General shANr'
Major General W. T. sHHhMAH' MAJOR
General MnADs, Major General oRD,
Major General SHERIDAN, and others, were
present. .... ...Ff. .... ....
Precisely whst has grown out OF this
council, or whether the report that LEE
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LOCAL NEWS.

spnrnNon or JANIS P. Harry AND
BREnT PvE--Beiere . Special Military Com
mission, eonvesed In this city November 18th,
iss = ne zelassni S@ss ana =; o.
cnited states Volunteers, was President, was
sTrAiened and tried James p. Harry, citizen OF
Washington, on the charge OF "Violation OF
the laws snd customs Of war;
p. Harry, native Of the State Of MA.saehu.
ssttn, and resident Of the city Of Wa,hiagton,
d @, did, wrongfnlly and treasonably, enlist
Into the so-ealied Confederate army, and can
tlAue II said service until quite recently,
when he deserted ssid service, pretendedly,
and eams within the lines Of the National
armies, and on or about tho i7th day Of Au-
gust, ieot, took and subscribed 20 the oath
Amnesty, dated D. C mber 8, isss, Aod was al
lowed 10 70 At lArgej that since that umehe
has beln secretly. plotting and oontrivIng to
leave tho Union lines, and 70 return within
oath. This during the latter part OF August
and the early part Of September last. All
this in violation Of the laws and customs OF
me commission finds the accused "Ruiity,n -
and sentence him ITO be Imprisoned until the
tefmination Of the present rebe llion IN such
prison ~ the Secretary Of Whr may dlreot.n
Brent Pye, citizen, was Also tried on the
charge OF "violation Of the laws and customs
THIS specification sets forth "that said Brent
Pye, citizen Of Maryland, did secretly and
wrongfully ferry aeFosa the Potom.o river,
| from ths lines Of the Union army into the
lines OF the so-ealled Confederate States, i've
ladies, with their baggage, thereby enabling
them unlawfully aud secretly 10 enter the
lines OF the so-ssllsd Confederate Btates. AL
this against the laws and customs Of war
Ths commission finds the accused "su lty,n
/ and ientenoe him "to be Imprisoned for the
term Of nine months"
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Abssntsss from Berviee-Proelsma-
tion OF Gov. BradGo

Il
AHnAPoLIs, March % 1895.
To hs Men bslon5tn0 10 Marvlsnd Rsgimsnis Al
cent VitAOui Lsapei
Whilst I have reason 70 believe that
there are comparatively but few men be-
longing TO the regiments Of the State who
are improperly absent from their COM
mands, yet some OF the consequences Of
such absence are, under the provisions Of
q late act Of Congress, and the President's
more recent proclamation, OF such vital
importance 70 those concerned, that think
Il advisable 10 call these consequence
more particularly 70 their notice.
By an act OF Congress, approved March
Sd inst, all desertsrs from the military and
naval service OF the United States, who
shall not return 10 that service within sixty
days after the President issues his procla-
nation giving warning TO that effect,
Shall be forever Incapable Of holiin0 any
office Of tri1t or prort under hs United
States, or Of ezsrcisin0 dnv rights Of citizens
thereof" The President has issued his
proclamation notifying deserters OF this
act, and II before the l0h cf Map Rszt, they
do not return TO their proper posts, they
are forever after disfrauchised. TRUST that
II there be any Maryland soldiers or sallorl
Of the class referred 70, they will without
longer delay return TO duty, and thereby
save their rights Of cltiEsnship, ~ well a
share in the glory Of their companions II
arms now about TO strike the death blow o
the rebellion. A. W, BRADFORD.
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Prom North Caroline - seven 0ubs
and ssVsa ThsussBd PrisonSrs Cap
tursd from johnston - shsrmAA's
Army RsattinE.
Nav YoRK, March 2S.-Advlces nom
New Berne, Of the oath, say that the enemy
captured three guns from ne on the first
day Of the battle at Bentonvllle, but on the
arrival of the 17th and l0th corps tbs ens-
my were driven In all directions, leaving
the three guns and seven others, besides
seven Thousand prisoners and their dead
and wounded. Deserters arc coming In In
large numbers. ..... l..
Gen. Sherman, since his junction with
Terry and Bchoheld, IL now strong enough
70 sweep everything before him. He will
reGt and be ready 10 move again soon, with
Goldsboro' 80 his base. ..-.
The wounded will be brought 10 New
Bene. .... go
The people along sherman's and scho-
fields route Of march gave the troops q
hearty welcome. .. ..
It is reported that twenty thousand of
sherman's men are without shoes, but sup
plies have gone forward from New Berne.
A large amount OF cotton and other prop
erty has been captured by our forces.
The enemy burned one thousand bales OF
cotton at Goldsboro' before We took pos
session Of the place. -..- -.
MooRHHlLD CITY, N. O., March 25.--
| QuartermAster General NJ. q. MeIgs and
stafi arrived here this morning from Wash
ington. Vessels with supplies are rapidly
arriving, which are being SAINT to the front
by the railroad. Captain Austin 10 In
charge Of both railroad and water trans
pOrtatlon. He 10 extending the wharf and
i making many other improvements.
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CRnurAL CoURF-M. Jasiies Olin.-
Edward c. Carringtcn, Esq- Dlstrfat Attor.
ney, proseouttIgl
The case Of Mary Adlsy, charged win ~
eeiving stolen property, was taken up thls
morniDE. The lry had not rendered ! VsF.
Sc yossph wsyss. essSssd win as.aul, asd
battery on Ofhoor game1 II. Gordon, was
found not guilty, BY reason Of insanity, the
evidence proving that he was . crazy nan,
He viii be sent 10 the inaane asylum.
oolored boys about twelve years Of sEs, m
dio,ed or stealing tent and apron hon tie
stone cutters shsd at the Capitol, were AZ.
IslEned The District Attorney entersd
nens Pro..nqHf IN the ease 90 account Of the AEs
Of the criminals
A nols pTosoqHi In the eue against Hsnry
Weaver, charged with stealing q blanket from
Joha o'Leary, was also entered By the District
AttOfneV.
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A Happy Army.

The correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial writes % follows respecting
the elimination OF eherman's difficult but
triumphant march from Savannah 10 GoldA-
boroi ... y
In fact, doubt II any army In the feld
is now half 90 happy as that which over
two months ago, with only 1fteen days
rations, set out Into hostile wilderness,
with no other guide than their crafty old
Tycoon's carefully hidden pocket compass.
Unheard Of obstacles have been encoun-
tered and overcome without detriment 10
Q speed hitherto unequAlled upon any
march OF similar length and dlfilculty.
No land In the world ls less favorable 10
q forced march than that which has been
traversed BY shermAn's noble aruy. The
rains OF winter and spring caught by the
clay underlying the land, forms one vast
and horrible quagmire, utterly impossible
except In the way the marvel was accom-.
plIshed, by almost one entire bridge from
Savannah TO the present base, over felled,
trampled forests. Colonel Joel, quarter
master OF the Seventeenth Corps, told me
that from Fayetteville not less than thirty
out Of iifty miles had been corduroyed, and
yet without retArdlng the miraculous rate
VI pIOBtoob unoIo thhu bNO mucb uhy.
Your correspondent crossed from seho'
field with one of bis STAFF and cavalry es'
cort, starting on Sunday, the 10th, and do
KenAnsyllle, reached the field on the nigh
OF the 10Th.
Nothing could equal our sensations q
we gAlloped down the startled country
side 70 the mufiied music OF distant Artil
leFy, and a. we approached, far and Wid
BY the smoke Of blazing forests, could b
traced across the skies the black path o
tle terrible ayenger, Sherman.
When night closed In and We rode ami
the roar OF foot and horse that stlll choke
the ways, and the CLEAN and din OF tb
myriad smoking cAmp-hres, round While
ranged the grim and WAr-Worn veterans O
this noble army, wordA altogether fall I
depict the passion Of the scene.
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THu Harvard USrvHRsrTI HnlsAnrUM,

4. THI HARvARD UHIvHRsITI HnnRkRIUM. .
The new building at Botanical Qardens,
Cambridge, is admirably adapted for its
purpose. Il is brick ediace, thirty-two
feet mont BY fifty-Slx deep, was the gin Of
Mr.. Nathaniel ThHyer, and cost over
SI9, 900. Il contains !, 500 botanical works
in 1000 volumes, and 200. 900 specimens.
Tho building contains two library rooms
and three working rooms In the front, and
thence double iron door, through an In
ner solld wall, conducts Into the herbarium
hall, which Is nlneteen feet high, has q
domed skylight, large double windoW TO
the northwest, and an Iron gallery around
the sides, ut the height Of eight feet, where
new cabinets may be placed when those on
the main floor are Illled.--BostoA Post.
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From CaIifsrnia.

sAN FRLNcIsco, March 23. - Advices
from Arizona 10 February announce that
tho expedition under lieutenant Barr had
attacked camp Of hostile Indians, and
killed nineteen warriors. The Apaches
continue TO steal and kin horses, mules,
and cattle. 49,. -. r45.
Sailed, steamer Constitution, for Panama
with passengers and mails for New York,
and S574,0 200 In specie, Of which only
t131 900 goes 10 New York. --.... H.
Arrived, ship Revere, from Manila, with
210, 900 pounds OF sugar, for local refine
rles. LID.
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FAsr DAT IN MAssAcuussrrs.-Govern

FAST DAT IN MAssAcHusBTTs.- Govern
or Andrew has appointed Thursday, April
l8, as day Of fasting, humiliation, and
prayer. His proclamation contains this
passage, 'shet MS earnestly pray, that In
the promise OF peace and the triumph OF
our national arms, We may not forget
whose hand has gotten US the ylctoryj that
In the assured prospect Of atestored Union,
Its nag may become . banncr Of protec-
tion and the symbol OF equal rights 70 all
noa nnd nnlosa uhu M nrh ms, IN ~ n",.Ss,sh,nsnt
again OF the rightful authority Of the gov
eminent, We may not yield ourselves 70
corruption In the national councils, nor 70
the dominion Of those vices which destroy
{ people, st
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DsrisE Robbery Of . Bank st Louis
Yllla.

LoUIsvnLE, March "a About O'Clock
this afternoon the once Of L. Bland,
banker, was entered By three men, who
proposed . negotiation for silver, In the
progress Of which one OF the men present.
ed pistol, drove Bland Into his safe and
locked the door npon him. ..-. -. /
The men then decamped with all the
money outsIde the safe, estimated, accord
ing 70 some accounts, 70 have been e46, 900.
Mr.. Bland was relieved after nearly Two
houfs' confinement by q alocksmith, who cut
the lock from the safe door.
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WILMINGTON As q result OF Colonel
Heaton's visit 70 WILMINGTON, there has
been selzed and turned over % him by the
military authorities, and shipped oy him
70 New York, on account Of the National
Treasury, one hundred and twenty-five
tons Of tobacco, and two hundred bales Of
cotton. Additional quantities OF these
products are constantly being discovered
by the military garrison, and turned over
20 the Treasury. .-Ms BsrAs ~ C.)
TINES.
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A HHwARD Of q, 900 has been offered by
Govsrnor Bradford for the capture OF the
murderers OF Captain Watkins at sonth
River. Ammo Arundel county, on Sunday
last The lGmented officer was buried yes
terday. II iS supposed that the murderer
Boyle and his Accomplices have made their
way 70 the Potomac river, and crossed over
Into Virginia. They may, however, bsyet
hidden on this side, and every sxertion
.should be made to discover their where
I AbOuta. ....... .....
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A STRAW WHIoH SHOWS WHICH WAY

A STRAW WHICH SHOWS WHICH WAT
TEE WIND Blows IN kIchMoND.-WheAt
straw is, II appears, worth one dollar q
pound; at least a load OF two hundred
pounds was sold at that rate yesterday, and
that the vendor did not get hie money does
not affect the price. Mr., N. y. BOwe sent
load OF straw TO the city yesterday 70 be
sold at the above price. Tho negro sold IL
70 q man named Grimm, who somehow
didn't pay the negro, Mr. Bowe came 70
the city and obtained q warrant for the ar
rest OF arifiln. At last accounts Ofilcer
Perrin was after the delinquent with u
sharp stick. -RicAAOad SsRtiasl, ASA.
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Daoprxp DEAD.-Thls morning an old

DRoPPED DsAD.-Thls morning an old
eolored woman nam,d Elizabeth Harriton,
from Yrederieksourg, Va, dropped dead In the
between second Ard Third streets. Sergeant
Milstead Of the eights precinct Was notified,
and with 0fiieer Gordon went 70 the place and
took the body TO the station house. Coroner
this afternoon. From tbs evidence before the
jury II appears that she had beln complaining
for somS tine past, but was not confined 70
esms to hsr dsSth ron ssns,s unhno In.
though they supposed her death TO be caused
by some disease OF the heart, The body wac
taken by her son .n-law for interment. This
morninx she seemed 70 be a. well Aa u'uAl, snd
Woni 70 the house Of Mrs coan Tor the pur-
pose Of getting some Old clothing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-29

RIvsR NEws.-The mall boat James T.
Brady, Capt. Young, arrived at Sixth street
wharf this morning, from City Point, with
malls and passengers. She brought no
news. g-
The steamer Metamors left the wharf
last evening, having on board Gen. Has
klns, who Il going TO Point Lookout.
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The New York Gold Market.
The following shows the fluctuations o
gold In Now York today,

VICE ADMIRAL FARRAour and Mrs. FAR
RAsUr LEFT the city last evening for Nor
folk. This IL the AdmlrAl'S frat visit TO
Norfolk since he was driven from there in
1851 for his loyalty.
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DRuNKHNHHss

DRUNKHNNKss AND DIsoRDARLr Con-
"a reGImsut B. 0. vols, was aFrssted BY the
captain OF the GEORGETOWN patrol this morn
tng for dru1ksnDesS and dlLOrdorly conduct,
AHd also for having In his pOsse-sion false
House, By order Of Col. InSrAham. .'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-29

A NEW submarine cable Is 70 be lald
from San Francisco 70 Lime Point. II iS
double the size OF any ever heretofore used
on the Psclhe coast, being one and hall
inches In diameter, containing four bepa-
rate conductors, the whole strongly bound
vita heavy wires, and covered with thick
tect it from the action Oh the aAlt waler.
The cable IL one and . half miles in length,
and weighs ten tons.
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STILL THEY CoMB.-Of the three hun
dted and sixty-saven dsssrters and prisoners
Of war who Arriv In this city yesterday
from City Point, two hundred and eighteen
were deeeTtera and refugees, who this morn
ing took toe oath OF ALE egianoe aud will be
furnished with transportation north. One
huodred snd eighteen we prisoners Of war,
who insist on taking the oath OF allegiance,
and their oate has been forw Arded 10 the head
quarters OF the army Tor . decision.
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COMMITTED PROM LINCOLN HOSPITAL. =
John W. Bodset, private In the 9Th Ga, inIAn-
Maeaohl, private IN the 18th Ve,, and John
Wilton, private h 8. c. battery, Wer COM
mitted nom the Lincoln U, GsnsrAI H0spi-
tai yeatsrdas, BY order Of Judge AdVosats L.
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THH CONVENIENT PRINTING BURRAU.--
The Government pFintipS bulldogs are about
to be extended, Congress having made libef al
appropriation for that purpoaS. The printing
has accumulated 10 such an extent that some
In December, are not yet finished, and much
Of the other work has 10 be executed Atprivate
ofIlo0a IN this city,
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TIE FROM Il RossToN CmoUs.--Thls
superb eombinA alton Of famed equestriAnn and
Aofobats wall commence itl Performance. to.
morrow evening, on the corner OF New York
avenue and Sixth street, and it1 GBtsbliabsd
reputation for superiority VIII be certain 70
attract large audaonoes during its Boiourn IN
WAshipgtoR. The brilliant renis enteit tain.
hentl OF this o.reua are replete with beautiful
effects and grand teeueJ, aud are OF ehArAo-
ter quite novel In this country.
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PnnApmPHfA, March es.-The sub
scfiption agent reports sales Of 1903 to-
day amounting 70 %, ,116, 800. The largest
Western subscription was for $500, 900 from
Cincinnati; and the largest Eastern sup
scription was from New York for $500, 900.
There were 2,1sl single subscriptions for
sums under SIOO.
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To N sHNT NoRFH - Lewis Jones and
Charles Tanner were released from the Cen
trAl Guard House this morning, by order OF
loneral PaiFiek. Jones 10 10 Be aent 10 Gen.
Hayes, Provost MarahAl OF New York, and
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|. OAmo, March e7.--Clarhsburg ndvlees
Of the 22d say that $50 Of our pAroled pris-
oners have arrived 1t Camp Fisk, four
miles from that city, where they await an
exchange. Everything was being done
for their comfort.
The steamer Holmes, which wns reported
10 have bean captured up the YaEoo river,
has arrived at Vlcksburg, with . large load
Of cotton from Yazoo City. 1.
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sal. er IN. ohis central Railroad.

CmcInHATI, March 2s.--Ths Central
Ohio railroad was to-day sold under de-
cree Of the Circuit Court OF the United
States, the purchasers being J. w. Garrett,
President Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, and ". Fl. Clement, PresL
dent OF the Little Miami Railroad Com
pany, who, as Trustees, represent the
creditors and stockholders who are parties
70 an agreement for the capitalization and
reorganization Of the Affairs OF the CON-
pany. rl
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SMILING LIQUOR WITHOUT LIcENB.--
Cornelius stewart and Charles Nolan vert
arrested yestardAy, In the 8 eond precinct,
near the park, for selling liquor without II.
eenao, and selling TO soldiers. They were
fined $40 each, BY Justice Thompson.
mary Porter was also arrested for selling 10
soldiers. nhe was fined go.
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BnHT 10 soLDInRs' RnsT .-Elghty-SgVen
were seat 20 the soldiers Rest. AlexAIdrin,
this morning, BY order OF CommiySioner Of
Enrolment Jones' The substitutes leave be-
hind them the sum Of S7i 900 10 their credit.