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BosroN July 2o-The wife Of the rebel Gen
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South las. evening
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The New York herald., 1865-04-25

spoi. "A, &C.
ship Courier tBr) NYork for Liverpool April TO-
Foreign Ports.
ASrfR Feb l6-pssod by Alexander, Decker, from Bos
AErcIso, PR April TN port brig Executive, for Balt
BaEAERnAvks, Aprl Arr Hausa (s), Won santen, New
York.
BopDEAUx. April s-Ar Felia Alexandra, Pasnanach
DTaL, April Il-,rr Living Age. Nichols Callao.
FRoSrERA no ds'r-iu port bigs c Brooks fcr NYor
aLasc9w Apri I-irr in the clyde Pacific Ray Aiicant
GIBRALTAR, Apri Arr ship speedwell, Copper Bare,
Leblanc New York Malta; 9th, Br bark George Bell
Perry Gag ari for Bo9 - eth, bark Henry, Blair, M
liosc KoSc. Feb .JArr ocean Rover, wicomb. Nc
LnEarocr, AphI o-Arr Deuchiand soue Portland lot
City Of London ts Petre, NYork Africa (s Anderso
Boston; llth, Corea, Garry, Nfogk
Sid sh Sir X Peel, arrabee, New York; 10th, An,rctc
Li.tie, do.
Cid lO,h, Adelaide. Cutting, YYork.
Eut out S, scotia s Judkins Nfork; 10Th, Belle Woo
LONDON, April iOArr Clara Morse Lawrence, Port Ans
los
Ent out 10th, Hudson, Pratt, Nyork.
LEiTH, April lO-AIr Eyira Owen Oliver Calao.
NEWCASTLE, Aprii 7-Lnt out, ArkwrghI Caulkins To-
QUEENSTOWN hpril lO-Arr Clara Wheeler wImarth.
S{opk Sid i'm Gal.ng star small iron CAL o. HSI
ROTTERDAM, April 6-Cld GerInania FRANKIE New York.
Cooper suilivan Lamar, Lorug; Italia, Patien; s.,
bna Woodward, and Enoch Benner, Benncr all for Euro
| FoYAS, April 7-sld st jean Fradin, San Francisco.
snAsenAs, teb is-Arr tat Woosungl Oliver Cuts Ra,
Yors ed AN hssor Ne, Cloaian Sheioo; ioh' o"lp
--LATEST PR STEAMSHIP CITY OF wAsniSGroSl
Arr fron Nyork Tasso, at singapore Cherubm, at Me-,
bourne: Irdua al Marscles; Bertrum, Hamburg
Arr from Boston Flyng Buck at Melbourne.
Arr from from pSrnS sran ." ssSs1s IL SSs
Arr from San Francisco, Argossy, at Singapore
[tor add tondl hipne'oi se, iii pcgsl
The New York herald., 1865-04-25

asked what should be done with the assassin, what
should be the penalty, the forfeit exactedf know
that he should pay the forfeit with his life.
And hence We there are times when mercy
one houd Se 5se and Sns about that
proper mean And il We would say this VII the case
was the simple murder Of man by his fellow man,
what should we when asked what shall be done win
him or them or those who have raised mpous hands TO
take away the life OF nation composed Of thirty MI
lions of peopeP What would be the reply to that ques
tonY But while in mercy remember justice, In the
language that has been uttered say justice towards the
leaders the conscious leaders; but also say amnesty
ilation, cemency and mercy TO the thousands OF
our countrymen whom you and know have been de-
cev ID or driven into this internal reb II on And so
return TO where / started from, and again repeat,
that IL is time our people were taught 10 know that
treason is crime not mere political difference not a
ceeded and the other has simply failed. They must
know is treason for II they had succeeded the life Of
would have been destroyed Sur y The constitution suf
hcientiy dhnes treason. II consists in levying war
and comfort With this definition it requires the exer
cise OF no great acumen to ascertain who traitors
REQUIRES no great perception to tell US who have levied
war AGAINST the United Staes nor does 1t require any
great stretch Of reasoning who has given aid
70 the enemies Of the Un ted Sates when the gov
enment oi the United States does ascertain who the
and intelligent traitors the penalty and the
forfeit should be paid (Applause) l know how
70 appreciate the condition Of being driven from
ones home. l can sympathze with him whose all has
been taken from him-with him who has been denied
the place that gave his children birth But let US witha
in the re oration of true government proceed temper
atey and dispassionaely, and hope pray the
time will come, as believe, when all return and
main at our homes and treason and traitors driven
from our land-(applause)-wh again law and order
shall reign, and the banner of country be unured
every inch Of territory within the the United
States (Applause.) In conclusion, let thank you
profoundly for this encouragement and manifesto
ton Of regard and respect and assure you that
give greater regarding the settlement OF
this question than that intend To discharge my duty,
and in that way which SHALL in the earliest possible
hour bring back peace to our distracted country And
hope the time is not far distant when our people can all
TO their homes and Grcsides and resume their
riOus ayOcatiOnS
The New York herald., 1865-04-25
HIPPlN G NJ e WS
Port of New York, April "a. 1865.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Api T. Queenstown lsth sss Pm, with 2
to John Dale 18th inst $40 AM Lat 4 81 Ion
I'D Lat A. lon g. 49, was in company with bark rugged
steamship bremen tBrem) Meyer, Bremen and South
Ap T. pa p ~ yG s %dys a. and G ss to
Hamburg steamer Bornssi 18th 81 miles W sydey Isd,
passed 81 ship Lotus for oneDe,I nh Lat % lon 81 pass
Ship wanderer of st john NB) Bnrnard Newport Eng.
March Barmuda (where she put in for orders 6days
Bark B,emern lBrem) Jachens Janeiro days. with
brig ez Primes for New
Kin of s s. Martins csppe AesGbo e o. Pr p y
81 49, snoke brig Thistle (Br) from Phdelpa for Ma
yaguez 10th lat 81 Is lon II H. spoke Danish bark Fams
BARK CamPs,e !of Glasgow: Hooks Remedies "A days.
Brs Eaton (or Windsor Ns,, Curry Messins % days
with oswood &c to MoIler STSebaud On the night Of the
% bark oSs Ss
ried away bboom stove IN the starboard bow and done
COLLISION with Italian brig sseya ' Rosaa from Fasrno for
this port ne which Carried
Brig W Grcenough tof Pctou), Campbell. Matanzas. IL
Brig belmont Locke (of Bangor, cochrane, Norfolk
schr Breeze (of st John. NB) Dnggett Pernambuco
March ~ with sugar. &c 70 Thos Durham O., -
days with sug,rand l2...r,sses, to Herques Co.
RErURsfDThe bark Chiffon Br,, Stafford, hence lot
iSs Ss yap % being very S' dT
with light fog the had charge of the deck ami
the Srs the Se@ hardSp
called sprane out the instant and hailed the vessel
savng In sarooard bow carrying away all our head
m hr 70 psses 20, esssss ssr dSng n{grw oat n
IN contact The vessel proved to be the br
San Juan bound TO this port
BELOW.
Bark Lord Chadcellor rctou).
Bark Casco, from Trinidad.
The New York herald., 1865-04-25

THE IONDON MONEY MARKET.
From the Manchester Guardian (city artcle April IL
The funds continue Their upward course, and further
improvement of an eighth has been established in con
sols the first and last bargains being at 81 91 for
money AT one time 81 II touched for money, and
l9lh for the 9th of May; but few sales were then
effected, and caused partial reaction.
The discount demand ut the bank has been little
more active but in the Stock Exchange loans offered
at "a a 3 per cent
Foreign securities show scarcely any a)ierat-r
can is unatered at 27H The 'sG loan is q fur
ther ,, aorse at 81 H.
n Shares and railway stocks have been steady.
n The suspension Of Charles Joyce x Co.. East Ind'f
81 Hmercnants, is announced II has been by tn
4unnterruped cl nc in Eastern and other produce
3 their general Liabilities are fl, 100 oo0
q LONDON. Aprt l3 1905
u Consols Cor money, o1 "a ga
United states lvetw.ntics, sos ql nlnois Central
shares, ci a eiisi Erie haTea, "a.
TuE LIvsErOOL COrToF nttfeT-
Llvn,o.f, Agd. if fs15.
n TIC sales Of el.tOr iof he Wcrk iAtc J have
son 80 900 bales iuch ding 2,Co0 ~ s.ocuators and
~ o6Bfn exporters Ircas ha'f declined I'd. I'D.
d ~, das-iiri.sgs Tho a-thorized quotations are:-
fair Oran IGl.G nId;l!ng Orleans, ID nd niddng
Mobile ~ d. fair upaIds I5isd. nidaling npants,
Il3d sales to-day (ihursday wor b,0cO bales the
market clos ng dull. with downward tendency. The
stock of cotton in port COO 900 bales OF which 81 900
bales are American. To morrow being Good Friday,
there will be no market
Breadstufis quiet and steady.
Provisions steady, except lard, which has downward
tendency
The produce market is inactive.
The New York herald., 1865-04-25
The Mexican Empire.

j
POSITION OF NAPOLEON TOWARDS MAxIaiLiANw
FRENCH OPINION OF TIE CHANCES OF WAR WITH
THE UNITED STATES.
la the French leg sative Chambers April H. the de-
bate wa onlinued upon the ndm nj to the address
sdeprecaling French int rvenon In Mexico and demaha
!. ing the recall OF the troops
M RITA demonstrated that the Mexican army, more
than half composed OF fore ners perfectly able 10
maintain tho monarchy, but said :-Shoud however,
Immediately withdraw our troops2 Evidently not for that
would to abandon partisans to reaction and rum
Such CO rse would dishonor tho flag OF France we
shall never be asked to sacrifice our honor
NJ Picard censured the conduct of the government In
the Mexican question.
RouE minister Of State) refuted the reproaches Of
the opposition, and supported the OF Cora
Replying to the appr tensions tested by Picard
3reatige 10 the Mexican loans NJ. Rouher stat that
new loan had BEEN effected and subscribed by the prin
[ cipal London and Paris houses He mentioned that
portion of French troops had already arrived home
from Mexico and said the remainder would return as
soon as possible. NJ RoEher's spe ch much ap-
plauded by the chamber. NJ Rouher repealed the an
sad has maintained strict trality The messages
OF President on md cate that the United States de-
sired the maintenance OF peace with the world. The
United States do not forget that France hd Lea ue
osr France has not, lnder regard far her "a.
ury IN Merco termed the mpious wish that the civil
war might be prol nged. M. Rouher maintained that
the United States have no interest in annexng Mexico
for that would be to prepare forces for the South
consider then, phantoms, said the minister in con-
Gu on any anticlpaons Of conflict between France
and America. No reason sts for apprehending war
Let the French flag remain few months longer IN Mex
aico. We have nothing to fear on that account
The New York herald., 1865-04-25

MIR. william II. Merriam's Despatch.

MIR. William ii. Merriam's Despatch.
Ngw YoRK HsRALD Rooxs |
RICHMOND, Va, April 23-A-
MAJOR GENERAL ASSUMES COMMAND or THE MILL
TARY DIVISION JAMES
The following order has just been issued by Major
General Hallcck, assuming command Of the military
division Of the James,
GENERAL oRDERs-So l.
HEADQUARTERS, military DIVISION OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, April %, 1895. \
l. In compliance with General Orders No u, War
Department, dated Aduant Generals Office, washing
ton, April 10, current series, Major General H. W. Hal
eck assumes command OF the military DIVISION which
embraces the Department of Virginia. the Army Of the
Potomac and such part Of North Carolina as may not be
occupied by the command Of Major General Sherman.
H. The following staa officers Of the division are
nounced:-
Brevct Brgader General j. C Kelton Assistant Adju-
tant General
Major d. G. Wager, Assistant Adutant General.
Colonel George Thom, Chief Of Engineers
BY order OF Major General HALLECK
j. Q. KELroS, Assistant Adutant General
The New York herald., 1865-04-25
STCNEMAN

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April "a, 1865.
Among the trophies Of General stonemans expedition
are twelve battle flags and banners and old United
States flag found in the house Of loyal citizen at Sails
bury.
The famous pen, where many unfortunate Unon pris.
oners pned their lives away, burned to the ground
few United States prisoners found, skeletons Of
their former selves Almost all Of them died thir
way to Knoxville They preferred to die under the Stars
and Stripes than be left in the oahsome hospitals Of
Salisbury,
The New York herald., 1865-04-25
The Belgian Legion.
A DUEL WITH THE MINISTER OF WAR ON THE SUB


The Journal dc Charteroi contains the details OF dis
gan Chamber between NJ Delaet, the member for Ant
Mexican question As will have been by the tee
gram published yesterday, duel has been the result
painful occurrence took place at the sitting Of the
that blanks had been left in the orders OF authorization
power of proceeding against them dcserers should
absence for any other purpose than that OF TO
scapable Of committing such infamous acts who attributed
nous NJ Deat rose, and, addressing the President in
deeply agated voice. asked il the Chamber meant to let
such expression pass without censurng the speaker
who had made Of it, To the great astonishment of
the tribunes the President answered word and
NJ Deaet obliged to sit down without having re
either the right left benches the slightest
indication of sympathetic support The member subse
5quently challenged the minister q duel II took place
on the Champ dc Maneuvres" little way out OF the
town. The combatants placed at twenty PAGES
apart According continental usage, the adyersares
do not with u.s. fire together but draw lots to who
lis to fire first NJ Delaet fred drst and his bullet
grazed the generals side, inictng flesh wound the
general fired in his turn but without effect NJ Delaet
then up, and stated that the words he used
not personay the adversaries shook hands and
each walked home NJ Delaet Is opposed the policy
adopted by the government in permitting the formation
Belgian legion for Mexico and that In the OF
the debate he had attacked the ministers FIR erposig the
c,sry 10 the hostility IF the United Statej by unHeesaJy
isterpenti0n in Aexican affairs