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Baltimore Markets, March 81.


Cofee-Market quiet and prices nominal at
20H a21K cents gold.
Flour-Extra brands gave way with sales
bbls. City Mills, all at 80 so per bbl. Supers
brands were made at 50 75aS9 SIX per bbl.
All other descriptions are irregular and heavy,
Grain-No report received.
Molasses-No sales, and quotations nominal,
as follows Cuba clayed 44a45 cents; Musco-
vado 50a62 cents in hhds. and 65a6S cents in
bbls,; English Island 5Oa75 cents; Porto Rico
50a75 cents per gallon.
Provisions are inactive and prices for the
most part nominal; Mess Pork $50; Bulk
Shoulders 16 cents; Sides II cents; Bacon
Shoulders 17a17A cents, Sides 19k cents, Hams
22aA cents; Lard 20a204 cents for Western
bbls.; Butter, sales OF good to prime Roll at 1Sa
% cents, prime Glades 25 cents, New York
State 25a33 cents, as to quality; Western l6a20
cents, and Southern Ohio 16a1s cents per ID.
Sugar-Market quiet, no sales reported; re-
fning grades fair to good Cuba and English
Island at 1lal11 cents, grocery do. 12al3 cents;
Porto Rico, common TO good grocery 12aI3
cents, prime 13ka14 cents per ID. Refined
Sugars same as before reported.
Seeds-Glover is steady ct S17 so for prime
lots Timothy was lower, sales at IS 50; Flax
dull, no sales, and quotations neminal, at 50
per bushel.
Wool is still heavy, with little or no dispo-
sition to operate on the part OF buyers. Prices
have fallen 12 to 13 cents from last quotations,
but are entirely nominal in the absence OF
sales.
Whisky-A sale Of so bbls. Ohio reported at
81 10 per gallon.-Balt. Sun.
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Rebel Movement AGAINST Arizona.

ST. LOUIS, March 30.-A New Orleans dis
patch says that Information has been received
there OF movement in Texas to send a picked
force of thousand men to seize and hold Ari-
IONA, for the purpose Of opening a route to
California, to allow the citizens of that State
wishing to aid Texas to join their friends.
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TKLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA,

All quiet AZ 6eldsbereugh-No dicatie ans
Of Movement by the Enemy
NEwBKRN, March ss.- Sherma.,s to-.os
are much In need Of shoes, clothing, and
repose.
All quiet at the front.
The enemy give no signs Of what they are
about. A matter OF indifference to us just
now.
Sherman's and Howard's headquarters will
be removed to Newbern.
Five hundred and fourteen bags OF mail mat.
ter for Sherman's army arrived on Sunday and
Monday
Another batch Of fl We hundred rebel prisoners
arrived here from Goldsborough on Sunday.
half of them desire to take the oath of allie.
glance.
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~ From an official Statement, of the resn,ts
OF Iockade.running at Wilmington, published
IN the Manchester (Eng) Guardian, we learn
mat the total ventures made By English spec
ulatore amount to more than $40, 600. The
quantity Of cotton exported from Wilming gton
IN ~ months was 137, ,937 bales, and the total
NUMBER OF vessels which ran the blockade in
Is months, 800. 81.
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Loss Of the British Brig Gold Hunter.

FoRTRRss MONROE, March 29.-The steamer
President Fillmore, from New York, arrived
to-day, and makes the following report:
Experienced head winds and heavy gales
from the southwest. In latitude IS deg. north,
longitude 73i5 deg west came in collision with
the British Brig Gold Hunter, of Yarmouth,
from Philadelphia for Cienfuegos, sinking in
a few moments. The captain and crew were
sAvea
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OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUsIC HALL AND THlATRE. 4
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue.
1NViECIBLE. UNAPPRoAoHABLE, mimi.
TABLE.
FHE GIANT MUSIC HALL OF AMERICA.
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.

Everything New, Novel, and Sparkling, q Bril-.
liant GALAXY all the star artistes appssring, With
mense SUCCESS and positively the last six ghts of
Martini Chiriski, whose wonderful performances
the admiration ofall, =
Immense success sfthe Celebrated Jeddo Miaco
Oontortionists. Immense success Of Mile Mar.
Eetti and Mons Antonio, the best Dancers in the
and Harry Blood good, who viii appear nightly in
their ansiy original Ethiopian Sketches, Extraya'
Raynor and Frank Diamond, the celebrated 1thi.
opian Consdians Barry Carter. the celebrated
Sitting OF twelve Beautiful Young Ladies.
Ladies' Matinee Saturday Afternoon.
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During the navigation Of 1854, no less
than dfty eight vessels on the lakes passed
total number Of disasters of the season vas .sSS
with the loss Of l33 lives.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR COLDS, COUGHS. BRONcHITIs. and all
Aheetons of the LuHgs, take ATIR'S ca ERRY
PICTORIAL, which is sure to cure them. ap l-lw
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II able for farm uss. ALRRiD J0NE' '1is
lssd Dealer, 1876 X It, bet list and Id, Is
mAl0s and 9th ~. ID Center MAIkvt,
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SCharles Dickens and Wilkie Collins have
Withdrawn from the Garrick Club, because a
protege Of theirs, Mr.. w. H. Wills, was black
balled. The feeling which procured his reiec-
ton appears to have been that he stood to-
wards Mr.. Dickens in the capacity of a sub.
ordinate rather than an equal; and that Mr..
Wills presence might put some restraint upon
the members in discussing Mr. Dickens's
claims and character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an lssay Of Warning
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary
and Sexual sy.te mssent free in sealed envelopes.
Address DR.. J. SXILLIH H0u0HfoH Howard Asso-
ciaton, p Philadelp phia, Pa. NH 3I-3n
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CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-.
PLxIoN follows the use of HELhBoLD's CoNoEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. It re.
moves black spots, pimples and all eruptions Of
the skin. m25 tu
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LUBIN 3
HRANGIPANNI
~0Er nm n0UY MN

LUBINB
HRANGIPANNI
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
10 used throughout Europe. and considered
ANEcEssIrY II rHE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
isnow for the nrst time introduced
TO- THE
LADIES or AMERICA.
FRAHGIPAHNI PowDKa
is unrivalled for removing CHAPS, CHates Blstehss
Pimp!es and other Impurities Of the skin. render.
Ing it soft, clear, sssooth aad tedMifal.
FRANeIPANNI POWDER
ID used to remove TAN and FRHoKLss. giving fresh
to the csmpexioH and k%althy Axe to the skin
with yontIOx! softnss
YRANeIPANR POWDER
10 used By the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn and OF with ease, and preventing their
being soIed by perspifation. After the glove is
withdrawn 1t leaves the hand SMOOTH, SoFr, and
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANaIPAHRI POWDER
is used to all ,onshness and ysdness Of the
HANDS. ARMS and FACE. 1t softsns CsRss. and
all other cutaneous excresenees.
Price Is Gents and 30 Cents. according to size Of
Package.
WILCOX Co., Principal Agents,
1sI Water stree New York.
. AM and Principal Druggists and Perfumsrs.
To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, BRAurIFY the
complexion, use HELhBoLD's HIGHLY OoNoEN-
rRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One
bette equals in 9Th one gallon of the Syrup
or Deeootion. m25.6m
SECRET DISEASES
sttsctnal Eemsdy.indesd. the only vsgetabls rem
and recent cases in twenty. four hou,s No mineral
It is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages. 50; fe-
male 50.
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis scro fza. Ulcers,
Sores Spots. letters &c. Price 81, or six bottles
for IS. Sold by 8. c. Ford. Bee advertisement. m5
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &c.
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of ethers, and will tell you nothing
but the .rxtA. Address with stamp.
mar 2 D& WHY Lock Box, Bosten, Mass.
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HRLABOLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARRILLA
cleanses and reRovates the bosd instils the visor
of heat6 into the system, and pur ses out the hu.
mors that make disease. m2-6m
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IMPORTANT RUMOR.
Petepsburg r enorted Rvacuotaa

BALTIMORE, March 31.-The f1ag.of.truce
boat Manhattan arrived at Annapolis this af.
teInoon, with $50 Union prisoners
She brings rumor that Petersburg has
hePp eYaCuated.
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Respite Granted to Guerrillas.

LOUISVILLE, March 30-Ashcroft and VII.
liams, the guerrillas who were sentenced to be
shot at Lexington tomorrow, have been re-
spited for 80 days by the President. respite
for 90 days has also been granted to g. r. john
son, who was to have been hanged here to.
morrow.
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DENTISTRY.

TWOTH- ACHE CURED INsTANTLY BY THH
i external application Of DR. sIGES-
MONDB EsSENCE OF PALMITTO. 1tb$1
acts at once upon the nerves connected
With the teeth aching, and relieves instantly. By
this aid every decayed tooth can be cured and pre-
whites Metal Filling. ehsoplastic Bone Teeth
inserted over roots at 260 Pa. av. mar Is lms
nINTIsrRY-Drs LOCK WOOD & MERRILL,
IL Dentists Room No. 2, Washing gton
Building, corner Penna. avenue and ftha19YQl
street mar Slim 0
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A4n ~ L Ne
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvanis Avenue, near Willsrdl.
SATURDAY EVENING, April,
o. SGisIiI Fl sfa the
spI5SSSSkeo 5SSko s1GHfkA Taa APE
asr nd Scenic no%N ga Ftjif 81 PfRtS1iI'' noS1s
0sssRRBB 0ssssRB SsAtfS5sts'ss' 81 Ss bsss
MONS MA1H1Eu and MILE DEs1REE.
AA' Afee y. 'Ae DEAD SHOT.
THE ROMAN GLADIAT0RS,
nAssT1sHTi5iI. .fsnS2s 81 f. .fSnSEh.Rs. .Ssn,S
FORDs NEW rHEATER.
TENTH STREET, above Pennsylvania Avenue.
Positively LAST NIGHT
-. GRAND 1fxLIaN Ihh OPERA.
THIS oHssn 9ss'a:s.g, Gg HI HHRsslss.o shAsoz z;,
Last appearance Of ,,,,,
together vsb sf1;5s SAf9zEz aYGIH BnIl
when wi" be DrfsosRRfsS SoR sksasFfAN Rpnfstf
Tss in n m0
sfS
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
UNPARALLILD COMBINATION
GEOLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN ArrRAc
TIONS.
VAN AMBUR9H & CO.'S
MAMMOTH MENAGERlE,
from $50 and 541 Broadway, New York, combine
with
THAYER & NOYES'
GREAT UNITED STATES CIRCUs.
will exhibit one week only.
AT THE FOOT OF SIXTH STREET,
SEAs NEAs PfEEsYkyAEIA PEEEsYky4SIAA AyENEE AyENHEEE
AEF1ssoSs AsF1ssoSs AsB AsB s1sHF s1sHF:
BOTH COMPANIES
EXHIBITING IN ONE TENT
FOR ONE ADMISSION FEE.
Doors open at 2 and7 clock.
LADIES AND FAMILY PARTIES
will find the
AFTERNOON EXHIBITIONS
less crowded than those given at night. while the
performances will be esually attractive in eyerv
respect.
THAYHR NeYEs'
UNITED STATES CIRCUS
THE eEKs foRGR ls4s e. RI
A0S7AoGEs' 7oEf'1aR1hs. aa8R111has!sas5srs' ad..
In the country, with
A SToD of fEHnnNSShMthG nNB MhEts HORSES. PONIES
.INCoMPARABLY SUPERIOR
TO other that be produced upon this side ~
the Atlantic.
Prominent an ong the gifted performers ..ta.,a,
SUPERB CIRCUS TROUPE
will lie found tn names of
Es Rss ): r! l. KING. TEaHsR' MMssK NJ Ki5S9 5kS9Yis.
Hk SHks, SsHD. %R. %As kESx;soLps,
HSi HSsS SaSsbsEsl SsSifah' Me- f1SSSzAfSsrr f1SSAff6Sbsr
MASTER COOK.
and full corps of
GlhNAsTs TUMBLERs AND ATHLETES.
VAN AMBUReH q CO.'S MENAG1R1n.
comprises the
MOST is sRIENbID s.9sSs SoL1E9r5oE 1sg OF LIVING
CURIOUS BIRDS,
from every quarter Of the globe, that has visited
this city for many years, including among other
prominent features the world renowned
WAR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL
TWO-HUMPlD BACTRIAN CAMlL.
the FIRST one that has been seen in America for
forty years; the first and only
HIMALAYA WHITE BEAR
ever brought to this country; pair of
POONAH SL0TH BEARS.
the FIRST ever exhibited here;
TWO WHITE ZEBUS,
together with
LIONS. TIGERS. LEOPARDs, HYENAs, BEARS,
LLAMAS,
and an infinite variety of other rare specimens of
the animal kingdom, forming the granasst ex posi-
ton of
ANIMATED NATURE
ever presented to the Washington public
THE PERFORMANCES
will include every ina 81 Unable variety OF
DASHING HORSEMANSHIP AND CLASSIC
OLYMPIC GAMES,
introducing
NEW AND STARTLING ACTS
never before given in this city. At each enter
taipment Mr. c. W. Noyss will introduce his fa-
nous
TRICK HORSE. GREY EAGLE, JR.,
the finest specimen of equine beauty in America;
also his celebrated
PERFORMING MONKEY, SI6NOR VICTOR
tbs feats of which are comical bavopd deaern+;..
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~ CONGRESS- OF TALENT "a
ABSOLUTELY PRERLESs

Prof. e. P. Hutchinsen's WONDERFUL DOGS,
trained to apoint Of perfection almest incredible,
The STUB OF HORSES and PONIES are unsur-
passa6is - regards beauty and style, and are
splendid repfesen satives Of admired breeds.
The PAVILION, WARDROBE, TRAPPINGS.
PR0PlRTi Is, PARxPH ERNALfA and GENE
RAJ OUTFIT are entirely new, and were manu-
STONE & ROssT6N, at cost Of S0 Ioao.
Admission, so cents: Reserved Seats, rs cents.
Children to Reserved Seats, so cents. .
Illustrated Descriptive Sheets and Programmes.
Display Bills, Lthogfaps, DC. nh 9-lW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01

This widely and Justly celebrated article which
IL used throughout Europe, and considered
ANEcEssIrY II THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the hrst time introduced
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE STONE & ROsSTON
Circus Combination !


Organized on scale of Unprecedented Magni6-
eence. respectfully announce to the citizens OF
gton and vicinity q short series of their
SUPERB ENTERTAINMENTS, commencing on
THURSDAY EVENING, March 30,
and continue until further notice,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Doors open at and p m.
The spacieus Pavilion will be erected on
NEW YORK Av1NUE AND era srREnr
The PROPULSION OF ATTRACTIONS will be
presented with all the fascu atins adjuncts esssn
tial to render them inmtabIe in 90 perioritv a nd
marvellous in splendor
Among the pre- eminent EQUEST6IANs. GYM.
NAsTS, AOROBATs, PANCRArIsTs. PesTu.
RERs. EQUILIBRIsTs. PAErOMIMIsTs. Hu
MoRIsTs, DANsEUsEs, s.ad other Cl.ssie Ar.
tistes, are:
LHJEUNE BURTE the Premier Horsemau.
.; MeGsrs: N yRRAY & HUToHINsON, the Excel.
The DENzE2 BRoTHHRs, VALENTINE, Ru
DOLPH aRd CHARLES, the famous Acrobats,
The SAGRINEE FAMILY. consisting Of Sies
FHHDINAND and P1kELL1. Mile SOPHIE and
IMSassr HENRI. Equestrians. Paneratists, Equi
Mr.. DEN STONE. the accomplished Hunorist,
Mr.; CHARLES MONROE, the popular clown
Mr.. PRANK RossTeN, the unsqusllsd Bques.
triAn Director, =
Messrs DRExEL, ANDRos. PICTON, GRAFP.
BATTY, REM6EN. BERLlTTE, ROSEBIRG
L. MLA.SER. TAB0R L1ZARRo. WALDEN, ZAR.
oLAHDE and oLGRkNoS. General T Psriormers, imon
constituting
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Nervous DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &C..
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of ethers, and will tell you nothing
EBwLRD H. TRAvER,
mar D& WHY Lock Box, Bosten, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01

To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, BKAurIpY the
complexion, use HELMBoLD,s HIGHLY OoHoEN-
rRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. One
bsttle equals in strength one gallon of the Syrup
or Decoction. m2J.6m
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

problem which remains 70 b solved. We pre-
suns hey are ready for anything fOf shaass,
and change win surely ocma Tps placsrs Of
spofls and plundsr laid open azs TOO rich to bs
neglected, and the existing rings can hardly
buy themselves oH when the whole Of their
spoih may be taken away. Where such large
mAsses Of spoils are concerned Legislative
inquiry means legislative revolution.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

sAssAru gcscoL CcscEsr The Sabbath schools o. fAs
city, OF oil denomiasions combined Ia two srane -
eerts 70 celebrate wsshingon's birthday 81 tho Coss
Institute, on Wednesday ana Thursasy evenings Sess
ofteen hundred children participated In ,arious fosa90
observation-disclosures. dialogues decamstionA 49,, q
undsr tho direction OF Professor L. A. Benjsxhia,
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
speech OF george Thsnpso. IN Montreal
MoSrrAxl, Fob "a, ICES.

A . osncsr. given BY the Nsy England soeety iasa
nigh, osorr. Thompson nae spsslb on the prsssss
ana future Of America dc said ths although the was
MAS nsccsary 70. al the stars would appear again upea
ma American nag spd that would be again the oeae's
., IIsh. and liberty minded 70 The sksa America s.A
Great Britain, mother and daughter. would 20 hand y
hand one in union and sforssa He saiA there -
.rropsous opinions q 70 the Rsslsh sentiment -
pa,p,sd Ne s,ey,ous fvlars uhsa s msskisS sassn -
nsA
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

cOscuss Al HssAaf HALa.-rhs second musical and
shakspsnan entertainment by The choir Of The ChuE6A
Of the Holy fnnocsn,s aad several amateurs announced
for Monday svsSins nszt y Hoba5t pAil vsss rslw.
sa,anh s$sssA
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
The District of West Tennessee.
Theatrical.
wALLACK's rHEArRE-BEssRIr OF. MISS Hnl-

RIQUEs.
The performance this theatre tonight win be for ~
benefit Of Miss Madeline Henriquea The play WIN -
the Hunchback, and Miss Henriques will perform ths
part OF Julia Tho taste OF this selection may In 60
way be questionable but the courage and ambition tAe
II indicates all must ADMIRE and for the sake Of thosA
We heartily wish the lady every success The very ~
dent progress and development her profession shown
this season give earnest that Miss Henrques will a. lsa
roach up TO the 'star" level In this part The osay
question IA whether she will play In way worthy =
good stock actress.
PARK THEATRE, BR0oKLyN.
The Dead Heart was given n this house, for the ~
time last night after successful run. Mr. Colin snss
played Robert Landry In place Of Mr. Conway, who ~
inlsposed and played tho part with much sasfacsis2
This evening tho drama or waiting for the Verdict VI
be produced and no doubt usual, 70 crowded hsusA
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Mns DAndos's READINGS. s.-Miss Augusta L. Dargso
will give an entertainment at the Brooklyn Athensan
on Monday evening, 9Th instant The entersainmse
will include readings by Miss parson and music ~ Ah
Lorets pianist and other artlsts
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

DopwcRrn HnL-A concert, under the direction q
Mr. Geo. Morgan viii be given for the benefit OF s. ~
phen's Episcopal church, ct podworh Hall, broadway
on Saturday evening 2Jth Inst The programme wares
and Comprises eon.s vocal aud instrumental gemA
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

ITALIAN OPsRA-MARruA IN BRooKLYN-vHRDI's NEw
OrrRA TONIGHT was given in Brooklyn Last
night to q very crowded house. with the usual cast
including Miss Kellogg, Mile. Morensi, Lotti and wein-
lich The artists all sang well, the enors were fro
quent and the audience very for Brooklyn
This evening at the Now York Academy Mr.. Marcszek
will present for the first time, verdi's latest grand
opera La Forsd del Dcsino This opera has received
the most careful rehearsas the scenery and costumes
have been prepared especially for It, and il will undoubt
sdy prove success All the points which arc required
TO mako good scenic end dramatic work are embodied
in ths-strking situations grand costumes ballet and
tabeaus The cast comprises nearly all the strength Of
the company, and includes Zucchi, Massimani Mo.
rens Beni, Susni and Lorini In the leading parts.
The chorus effects very ne especially in the second
and third acts or course there will be an immensely
crowded house tonight
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
The st. Albans Raid.
ADVENTURES OF CAMERON, THE REBEL MESsl
GER-HIs soJOURN AT CINCINNATI ETC.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Feb. 20

ADVENTURES OF CAMERON, THE REBEL ME5SEN-
0ER-HIs soJOURN AT CINCINNATI, ETC.
(From the Cincinnati Gazette, Feb. 90
About the last week in January STRANGER, IN very
ragged apparel, and almost barefooted, called at tho
Spencer House. in this city, and inquired Of the
clerk IL such lady giving the namo) boarded
there Being answered in the affirmative, he begged
from her son, who was In the rebel army
The lady granted the stranger interview, and,
introduced him 10 gentleman boarding there whom she
supposed to be rebel In mind, II not In action and
begged him to provide the stranger with clothing and
furnish him funds, saying she would that all bills
paid The stranger entered his name on the register
Of the hotcl as d. Noremac, Chilcothe He told the
and had made his way through the Union lines into
Eastern Kentucky, and came down the Big sandy TO the
He gave as an excuse for stopping here that he was
out Of money but that he had clcgnphcd 10 his father
In Canada TO forward him sufficient funds enable him
10 reach home. day or two afterwsrd he received
telegram informing him that the money was sent, and
could be had by application at ono Of the express oces
gold Noremac told his pseudo friend that his real
was Cameron and that ho was on his way 10 Canada
Prior to his departure from this city he WI visited some
this sdc he seemed TO be quito ushi Of meney freely
showing his cash. which was principally In gold pieces Of
the denomination OF twenty dollars During his stay
the hotel Of the Chicago consprators who are q
present being tried In the city by military court Of in
quiry, was confined In the same house Noremac was
observed in close conversation with tho conspIrator on
occasion, which excited the suspicion OF repent
ant rebel who informed upon him and had him arrest
U
but no evidence could be adduced against him warrant
his imprisonment conseqdenty he discharged from
custody. On the Tth Of February he left the Spencer
the oochl OF that establishment would bear from
him.
Soon after leaving one Of the clerks Of the hotel had
occasion 70 examine the register and then found that
Noremac had added his real name, making II read d.
Nremac Cameron. The reader can see That the word
Norsmac ID the spelling Of Cameron The next
we hoard Of tho gentleman was . telegram fpm Mon
Fcal 10 the Associated Press day before yesterday, IN
forming Of the sas arrival at tha place Of CAMERON
special envoy from the court sf JeR Davis II seems
that four had been dispatched by the rebels
with letters Of instructions 70 leading members OF the
ccnfedsracy In Canada but only Of them succeeded
In getting through Cameron being one q the lucky
ones OF The unsuoosssful messenger, one was oap-
tured East, and II at present In prison.
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Tm LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
Investigating committees In tho matter Of oficial
abuses do not often amount 70 msoh. They
generally come 70 nothing. We suspect how
ever, that the committee of The Legislature
investigating our Corporation Affairs 10 opening
the way, II not for genuine reformation, for,
ct least, . new and wider distribution Of the
spoila The rings Of the planet Saturn ere the
admiration Of the astronomer, but our oorpo-
nHon rings with the development Of oil their
beauties, will be far moro attractive 10 our
Albany reformerA They win appreciate the
advantages Of taking at least Eve Of the sine
cures Of this or that ringmaster, for the benefit
Of Bob, Sam, Tom, Dick and Harry, Of some
new ring, but whether tho taxpayers VIII
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The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Those "FoRrs AND PLAcEs."-In April, 1861,
after Beauregard's war-declaring bombardment
of Fort Sumter, President Lincoln, in his first
call for troops to enforce the supreme authority
Of the Union, said that among their first duties
would be the task of recovering the forts OF
the United States seized by the insurgents
This task, with the recovery Of the forts OF
Charleston harbor, is at length fully accom-
plished. From Beaufort, in North Carolina, to
New Orleans there has been clean sweep, in
volving tho recapture of over thousand pieces
Of artillery. Fort Sumter very properly finishes
this branch Of the business, and the work re-
naming to be done is comparatively light and
easy.