The New York herald., 1865-04-13

the a'csn. ,ediou. II the road is no. established by
| e,n's'e taleip'te Il VIII be establish b. SorthoFn
cipiiu sli a Anal result we think home enterprise
| ought TO reap tho oeneaL"
rIL5GRAPHNG
There ia telegraph Office here IN fun ope-atIon The
military has charge OF IT, The old sign now holds good
o4 os sent from hero 10 all points East and
| Of the public
| PrRs,saI rE,ss
Hon l. J. Arnold Member OF Congress from the Chi
cago district Of Illinois, lo today for CITY Point
hon L. a. Chandlcr formerly Of Norfolk Is stopping
The baud Of the ghth Connecticut on Sunday night
serenadod several general officers the headq
nE WATER WORK.
The water works are again in thorough repair gnard
stationed at the works, night and day protect them
Adams Express Company is institution Its AGENT
here has established Office the OF Main and
S,sm sGse re- anu a Pa, out sign asa enough for
opened the oice, and did some busness, a
ter Of ommodat ON than profit
BODY or VICTIM POUND.
body, snppo ed 10 be that Of a white man, but so
much charred and burned to defy recognition,
found among the ruins the basin yesterday morning.
This Is the only boly FAR recovered from the ruins
TOILET LADIES.
the number OF women who are dressed in mourping The
toilet Of Of the ladies here is odd in respect
They are In tho habit Of wearing artificial roses, with
broad green leaves the front part Of their mourning
jockeys and bonnets
Not the lcast amusing is to observe the negro women
They arc very merry and sing quito Justify while saun
tering through the streets Ou Sunday grnning, IA
negro woman promenaded the principal Streets wearing
trimmed velvet cloak over it. or course there is no ac
counting for tastes among the colored population.
The rains of yesterday did wholly extinguish the
nre IN the destroyed portion Of tho city In many places
the runs Of the buildings stl smoke and smoulder.
RHcgUITs ARMY.
There wero over three hundred negroes Changing
around the Capitol Yesterday trying TO find out tho off,
enyabe condition OF colored troops and they want
to ''go I'M at once, especially for tho rations
THE MARKET
Therc was but n meagre display in the Market House
yesterday Beef and veal averaged twenty por
sausases trpe, parsley onions and potatoes There
not enough in the whole lot to supply the necessities for
one day Of good sized tom The country people rrs
not yet bringing much into market. Perhaps they
afraid that II they come into town they Will have take
tho OATH
AWAY.
Many who have been residents here are going to Nor
folk Some 60 to their friends others for change Of
residence
A coIoRsD CORRESPONDENT
The colored correspondent OF the Philadelphia Press is
here, and, as curiosity TO these people, is attracting
There are two or three editors of newspapers in limbo
They buttouhole all the visitors and tell their
grievances with long faces and smooth tongues.
the HOTELS.
The hotels here In wretched condition At the
spottswood the elegant and fashionable hotel Of the city,
the proprietor can barely get dishes enough for the
use OF his guests The guest four dollars per day,
Is furnished with bed In the attic strs his coee with
table spoon and II cups happen to be short he gets
bowl or shaving cup in lieu thereof The coffee is
miserable and the ca The walters are specula-
tive, and will not bring enough to eat unless spe
cialy feed with treasury note representing either
twenty nve cents half dollar There are but few
carpets In the house. The ads parlor nevertheless Ia
well furnished and contains among It's furniture naw
piano In good There both Northern and Southern
ladies' stopping az the house. They with each
other but very little
There Is strong hope that Jeh Davis will be caught
before he ayes the country If he caught he be
citizens in any city of tho Nortborn States, per-
ccy astonishing how bitter the feeling is against tho
would be President OF the Confederate States Of America
THE RAILROAD BgrwEEy PETERSBURG RICHMOND.
There Is direct railroad communication from Man
chester TO Petersburg special trains are constantly
It Is reported that the Virginia Central Railroad will
ercopened SO "a TO resume communication with ssn
ton. The Danville Railroad remains it when
COLONEL DAN, asEss BODY SENT NORTH.
The remains Of Colonel U. Dahgren taken from
here this morning, TO be conveyed ~ Washington, d. C.
They cncased In metallic cofHn and ACCOMPANIED
bya military escort, as will be s,sn by the following
| SPECIAL Iy. csDn.s7so.m.
HxADsgAsIss!. AMY Or ~. yA.rs
IL n.on.n. waf.s EisFsns tAg , von
teers with one sergeant and six pvates from the re
asiisy &.
l:s1's Essssasa.
D. D. wslsIsn. Xssl...n. Adju.ans Gensrsl @ "'''AAA
REMAINS OF COLONEL II JaNEwAy
On the same boat was sent the body Of Colonel d. H.
| Janewsy, late commander of the First New Jersey
cavalry The deceased shot through the head
OF tho cavalry engagements near Burkcsville and died
almost instantly Colonel Janeway being killed, Iieute
nant Colonel Beaumont wounded and Major Hart also
killed. the command Of the First New Jersey cavalry de-
volved upon Major Robbins, who Is with the reg-
ment in the field The body Of Colonel Janeway will be
taken 20 Jersey CITY, the home Of lis wife and ends
| The body Is in charge Of Captain Bowen.
While writing Of tho cavalry may In this connection
mention that Major Doran OF the TWENTY fourth New
York cavalry who dragged from the field supposed
TO be dead Ia now in hospital at City Point. He Is
wounded 10 three places and although able converse
Is very weak. II Is not thou ht that he vii recover
REvER3ks IN LATE FASHION, BE AND WEALTHY ciRcIIs
Tho people OF the North can scarcely form adequate
idea OF = misery and positive ilerng into which fam
lies that were but few days well of and who helped
TO make up the fashion and gayey OF Richmond now
thrown by tho fire. the change or currency and the re-
that have beaen the part cDntors In the rebel
lion Even when Jen Davis had his rule here, and the
so called rebel papr cf srfic mt value 70 secure
something to ea,, the pplc had but little; they have
almost nothing ALL ard In reality thrown upon the
Kindness Of strangers and those whom they have
been affecting to despse and look uron ,mcs for
means Of subsistence Many well dressed persons both
men and women, walked the streets Il this city ycster
dav who hungry, but ashamed to own IT,
they want and they get 1t too but those who made up
tho comfortably situated and aristocrats Try To conceal
| their suiierings, and suffer more Tor doing 60
REUNION.
Prominent citizens doing ell in their power pro-
perlysestoro law and order IN vrg MIA and revive the
civil authority throughout the State.
The Turf.
FASHION COURSE, l.. I.-TROrTIN0.
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