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two children and servant; Mrs Whers child and nurse;
Edwin Hughes, Hermann, Mrs Trawi,h Miss Fanny
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Mr.. James LaAtham's Despatch.

Mr.. James LaAham's Despatch.
Nxw ORLEANS April %, 1855.
Since the fall Of Mobile there has but little in the
way Of war news Our receut seem to have
completely discouraged the rehes this section OF the
country. But what may have lacked in the way Of
"exciting newsn has been more than made up by
the narrowing and terrible intelligence Of the assassna
ton Of beloved President The astounding informa
ton reached but few days SINCE and from that time
have been unable to shake of the gloom and mean
choy that even now surrounds us. Business has all
been suspended, city draped In mourning, and
row and Indignation depicted every countenance This
last act but the elimination Of the devsh spirit that
the rebels have inaugurated and could have been
pected.
ARRIVAL GENERAL BANKS.
Major General N. p. Banks SO long expected hns at
length arrived and assumed command. Although the
reception Of General Banks most gratifying yet
there tumultuous demonstrations mar the
lemnity Of the day. The General accompanied by
his family. General Hurbut has issued the following
ORDER
General Orders-No Al.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT THE GULF
NEW ORLEANS April %, 1865.
Major General N. P. Banks United States Volunteers
resumes command Of the Department Of the Gulf at
The undersigned in retiring from the temporary COM
mand Of the department. tenders his personal thanks to
the officers Of the command Of all ranks, for the willing
obedience and general solderly conduct they have
hiblted
major generals salute will BIZ fred on the levee at
twelve M under tho direction OF Captain Webster Chief
of Artillery s. A. HURLBUT,
Major General Volunteers
j. G. JEwETr First Lieutenant Seveny-seventh United
States colored infantry, Acting Ad-de-Camp
CAPTURE OF BAGDAp MEXICO, ~ ooRrrNA.
have learned from very good authority that party
Of liberals under Cortna attacked and captured the
of Bagdad, Mexico, the Rio Grdnde Bagdad has been
occupied by few French soldiers and there could
have been much of an engagement The under
Cortina well equipped and in good spirits and
ditlon. This had good effect troops at
Brazos, who much eated the idea of the
throw OF Meja.
CAPTURE OF MERIDIAN, MISS.
A despatch from Mobile of the 10th inst. informs
General Wilson has captured Meridian, and that
Forrest captured by General Lucas after hard
fight, at PASSPORT La
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The H0nOrs Paid to the Remains OF Presto
dent Lincoln-Arrcst and Death OF the
Ass@ssin-The Surrender OF Joe john
ston and His Rebel Army-Tho Latssr
News from Europe, 60.
The steamship Ariel, Captain Jones' will leave thir
port on Morday for AspnwalL
The mails for Central America and the South Pacina
will close at halfp past ten o'clock morning
The NEw York Rehabilitation for the Pacnc-wtu
be ready a. halfpast nine O'Clock in the morning. and
will give full report Of the honos paid TO the rcmana
OF President Lincoln in tho cities and towns through
which they passed. with full details of the magnncsna
manner in which they received in and escogted
from New York city Account of the Arrest and msss.
able Death Of the Assassin, J. Wilkes Booth and Of ths
arrest and Imprisonment OF his accomplish David Has.
old Account of theSurender Of Joe Johnston and hi
Rebel Forces to General Sherman, in North Carolina
and important and gratifying intelligence from tho UuiOs
Forces In all portions Of the country Late and import
ant News from Europe, and reports Of all mportan1
events Of the day
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing CONN
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@ A N B Y.
~A>rS-"~
NEW ORLEANS m MOURNING.
Ns
Inc Return or General N. p.
Banks.
GENERAL HURlBUT'S RETIRING ORDER,
RUM0RED CAPTURE OF FORREST.
GENERAL HURLBUT'S RETIRING ORDER,
RUm0RED CAPTURE OF FORREST.
INTERESTING MEXICAN NEWS,
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship Flung shuey Captain Hidreth, arrived
at this port Yesterday, from New Orleans the 22d We
under obligations TO her officers for the prompt de-
livery Of our deyPatchea
Tho Of the assassination OF tho President created
great CONSERVATION among the people, and business
entirely suspended Freghts very dull Plenty of ton
mage In port. City vevy healthy
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CApa-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 20, Jorn CARR
after short but severe Illness, aged SO years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from mis- late residence
Of DcKAb and Yates avenues, Brooklyn, Men
day afternoon, Mt two O'Clock.
HaHs-On Saturday, April 20 after short but severe
Illness NARY, wife Of Huymann Hahn, In the AID year
OF her age
Tho friends and acquaintance Of the family arc respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral rom her late resi-
dencc, No 80 East Fftysecond street. Monday
ing at nine O'Clock
Houonros.-On Friday, April rs, JAMES LrScolS son
Of Elijah and Elizabeth Hougkton In the goth year Of
his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited "a
attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents
No ITO East Fifteenth street. Monday afternoon as
one O'Clock, yxIthout further notice
lfM Ousr Deals See Second Paosl
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The FUNERAL cbRTEeE.
rim RECEPTION II COLUMBUS.
Tho Remains to Lie In State at Indian
ap0lis, Indiana, To-day,
10, &C., &c.

CIIvELAxD, April 2s-P NJ
The heavy rain which commenced before noon to-day
continues and we this beautiful and hospitable
city with the remains which have been 80 ouchngly and
generally honored. Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather crowds have assembled at the railroad station
take their Last look at the coffin containing all that il
mortal Of Abraham Lincoln.
We pass in succession Columbia, Grafton Wilmington,
greenwich Crestline and other stations Shrouded ma
tiona flags and badges of mourning are seen at each
The rain storm continues but this has not the
assembling Of groups Of spectators the way Many of
chem bear lanterns In their hands, in order that the
funeral train may be plainly SEEN
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Mourning for the Deceased President
Eruption OF Mount Baker-The Pacins
Railroad, &c.

SAN Francisco, April 2s, 1895.
In accordance with the Governors proclamation yes
terday was observed throughout Oregon ~ . day Of
mourning and for the death Of President Lincoln
Mount Baker has been for some time in state Of active
eruption and its formerly sharp point has been nastened
down some ten or fifteen hundred feet
The California end Of the Pacific Railroad employs
about two thousand three hundred aborers eight hun
dred Of whom are whites and the remainder Chinese
Cars will be running thirty six miles from Sacramento
next week Fftyfour miles Of the track will DO laid by
September One year from July next 1t il believed the
road will be in operation distance Of eighty six miles,
carrying well towards the summit Of the Sierra Ne
vada.
There is prospect Of creator activity in business than
for some time past
Legal tenders have advanced TO 7oau
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S0zOdOnf.
article that ID ut teeth and breath
rner and pleasant and convenient its exceed
popularity does surprise Time has fully
tabshed the that the SOZODONT Possesses these
celent qualities In eminent degree 1t has lcgmatay
acquired the right TO position upon every toilet tAbs
Sold by druggists verywhere
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Prizes Cashed In all Legalixed Lotteries,
and information given. Drawings sent.
j. CLUTE Brokers' Office, l76 Broadway
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No Pimples, no Darkncs.s ,U.saln.s cox,
appear after using few bottles OF HELhrSiD
CENTRAfED EXTRACT sARsAPARuLA
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A.-Removnl. - Cherokee Medioines-
ONCE removed 81 Walker street. Call
address DR.. W. X. MERWIS.
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Good Kumber.-Heads OF tho Clergy
with sketches Of sweaonbors Melancthon Wesley Presde
Edwards DR. Chalmers DR. Tying Archbishop Hughes, DsA.
storrs Beecher Cbannlng Hons Brown, CartisQ
Gait OF Canada John y Beal and H. o. Kennedy Rebeo
Spies Laura Redeem, &c In MAY No Illustrated PHRE-
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL, 2Ocents. Newsmon have H. Sone
FIRST post by FOWLER a WELLS, $50 Broadway.
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The Room Where President Lincoln Died.
lErom the Anil %

Bronze Statue of Abraham Lincoln.
from the Albany Journal, April Is.
resolution has passed the Assembly comforting power
upon the Commissioners Of the Land Office TO permit the
citizens Of Albany TO place bronze statue Of President
Lincoln In the Capitol Park 1t Ii estimated that the
statue VIII cost about twenty thousand dollars.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-GOld Paid for
prices Information furnished. Highest rates paid ~
douboons and all kinds of gold and silver.
TAYLOR & Co, Bankers is Wall strost.
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Not Few OF the Worst Dis orders Thse
mankind arse from corruptons Of the blood HELL
HOLDS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLh Ia . rsmedy -
the utmost value
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ChevaIier's Life for the Hair Restores.
gray original color Its falling out keeps ~
head Stands above with other hn1
dressing. sold at the drug stores and At once ~
Broadway. SARAH A. ChbNALlEh n "
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
10000 Books, Stereoscopc Pictures, Ae., on hand.
tEG0AT BkoTliERs, lis Nassau 81. below BsekmaA-
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A.-Lottery Prizes Cashed. Circulars
drawings and information sent.
j. Il. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street N. Z.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine.
WHEELER 4 WILSON, o2s Broadway, n. Y.
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A Good Nunber.--Heads or

A.-Usc the Best.-B0wden's Moth De.
sTROYING PACKET. For sale by all druggists
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A Beautiful Complexion Stands the
closest scrutiny HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARA
PARILLA IL the remedy.
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Rid Yourself OF Humors 40 coxcrr
IN the spring months by using HfLhbDLD' ~~
TRATED EXTRACT sARSAPARlbLh
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laying the foundation stone OF this church situate a. tn
corner o! dorchester and Drummond streets took place
The puidng VIII DC an exact copy of Park church. II
= BROOKLYN, ~ T., ana have massive appearance ye
fhout any great pe'ensions TO architectural beauty
par Jar s.y.e peing applied In the design It's length
width eighty q, feet The ceilings fiat one--will b.
forv fonr eet sS,, he floor The front elevation on
Dorchester street ba, es wers ono at each angeths
one next Drummond s,rssi he'd with spre rising to
height OF two hundred feet above me street. tns o'ne'
being finished square at about eighty ty1t ngr inc au
dtorum Is ninety feet Kong by seventy six feet VIDE
and, with the galleries. wAI seat twelve hundred per
cons. There Is no basement Hence the lecture and SUP
d<y schoo rooms will be in TIN rear portion Oh tne ouo
wide. All the pews on the gron "a VIII nave curved
FORM SO that the minister evsr where be seen with
out the listener sitting in uneasy posture ex-
pected that the lecture room will be cupeo next WIN
ter ana the whole building no compes~ apous tie ioi.
lowing June The cost estimated Oh Out niv-tnree
thousand dollars.
The Presbyterian ChurclsA soA m.
The following Items taken from an Absts9A OF the
church of the rebel States:-
The assembly numbered thirty-seven mNnsters G,d
twenty-eght elders from eight States The Theological
Seminary at Columbia had given all but s,ven Of III
sxtytwo students zone Of the fruits Of this cruel
war" The seminary had endowment OF $26Y 024, Of
which $lOI oS3 has been invested in confederate bonds
to sustain this cruel war;" The foreign mission funds
had been invested in the bonds 20 the amount Of
$S3 their publication funds the Of $50 COO
and domestic missions $21 600 took the same course
30 that this once rich and fourshng seminary has gons
up with the confederacy. The assembly expresses It.
SELF as more than ever convinced OF the divine origin Of
slavery, and affirm 1t to be tho pecuar mission Of the
Southern church to conserve the institution Of slavery"
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Clear, Smooth Skin
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAR ILLA.
black spos pmples and all erupons Of the skin
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A Sure Thing.-KItchen's Moth ANTI
dote. 81 per bag Sold by druggists.
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Janeway Il co.., Manufacturers OF Pc
per Hangings, No. 81 Deg street
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Address 20 Smokers.-Pollak d Son.
Meerschaum Manufacturer 692 Broadway, Fourth
street Pipes Cigar Holders RETAIL cut 70 order, boiled.
mounted with silver and repaired
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RaIche's Mn ndoline.-For Elegant Dres

Ing restoring s original color preventing falling out 9
cleansing II from all scurf and dandrun tho
Nandone unequacd. Entirely free from lead, sulphus
any injurious articles The public are respecifuiy -
WELL MACK A Co, Agents, Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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ouraud's Poudre subtitle uproots HaaB
from low forehcads any part OF the body Al hks depeA
as Broadway, and druggists. Mailed, 81 -.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only pcrfsse
dive. Factory u barclay strcet
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A.-Gents' All Wool Suits SIS; Boys Ala
Wool Suits %, at " BRoKAw's, ~ Fourth avenue
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A.-Gents' All Wool Suits, SIS; Boys An
W DOL Suits, So at l. " BROKAw's, 81 Fourth avenue.
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UeImbold's Extract Buehu.
Those who use Il save both time nnd money.
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BIG THING.-A million Is great many but two miisa
S.s sI.:
would b million and half dollar. surely some
Will from end Of ths country the other =
Ways IN sight Of the evidences OF the sSsasS
them little more elesancs in their rock painting The L:
fur ther dlslsuring the White Mountains.
ANeglccted Cough, Cold Sore Throat,
which might be checked by simple remedy. me
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,"n allowed to Pre-
gress may terminate seriously. Bronchitis Asthma.
oatarrh Consumpvc Coughs, The Trochcs ussA
with advantage giving oftcntimes immediate relief
American watches-GoId and silver,
frem p three hundred dollars each For sc.s
A Clear, smooth Skin
go ssfS4RTT fs ' Rxfs a; nee 81
black spots pmpes and all erupons Of the skis.
Beautiful Completion Stands the
r%sfLE iIlq:ly e REMEDY OF
Sure Thing.-KItehen's Moth Anti
dote. 81 per bag. Sold by druggists.
A.-Gents' All Wool suits SIS; Boys Ala
A.-Use the Be.t.-Bowden's Moth DE-
STRONING PACKET. For sale by AL druggi61
Good Number.-Heads OF tho Clergy.
With stretches oasweaenb1ra Meanehep Wesley Prssds.e
stor. B.eehsr Shapnlns also Hon. Geo brown csIstY
sPs s's
Srsi post By FOWLER 4 WELLS, $50 Broadw.y y.'
A.-RemovaI.-C Medicines
adore sSars. ah Dr. aI GT,S street.
a-c.u,., Ar Wool su,t.. ais. Bovs, An
Wool Suits, So at v. BRoKAw's, 81 Fourth avenue.
Address to smokers.-Pollak & Son.
Meerschaum Ms9nfsc'ss1. CO., Broadway near roSrf
mounted with silver and repaired
BaIchc's MA ndoIine.-For Elegant Dress
,ss hal, and Cleansing e from all ss.i and dsnsr ss
or any furious srtcssr The public respectfully
Is:ff Gs e c Go
Bascheior'. Hair Dy.-Ths Rest In the
dye Factory u Barclay street
Corns, Bnnions, Enlarged Joints, sna.
all diseases OF the feet cured BY DR. zAcHARiE 100 Broa
ChevaIier's Life for the Hair Restores-
gray original color stops Its falling out Keeps H.
s;:ss Sold the i sSiS ;; ;Hf n T s 81
Of descriptions, twenty i've atty ssvenysv .sa
each For sale by GEORGE g.. ALLEN fo broadway, ouo
door below Canal street. formerly III Vail street
Gouraud's Poudre subtitle uproota HaaB-
from forehcads OF the body Al hs depe4
ass Broadway, and druggists Mailed, 81 ID.
BeImbold's Extract Buehu.
Those who use II save both time md money.
Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine.
WHEELER 4 WILSON o2s Broadway. NE.
Immeuse Prices Paid for Old Books.-
10000 Books, stereoscopic Pictures, Ac., on hand.
LEG0Ar BkOTliERs, lis Nassau 81, below BeekmaA
-------
Janeway Il Co.., Manufactures OF Pc
per Hangngs No. 81 Deg street
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New American Presbyterian Church NJ
Montreal.
From the Montreal Gazette, April 281
Yesterday afternoon u three O'Clock the ceremony Of
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1 s;::s.:., Ess wiling that he should reap q,
the honors OF It. AS the sts OF Kentucky had sent him
to the Senate OF the United States he intended 20 have
supported Nh Lncolns ADMINISTRATION far as his own
convictions OF duty and Of the cubic policy would per
MI MN he said that 1t more unfortunate for the
hels that Mr. LINCOLN fell by assassination than II he
died by any other mea2a The heart Of the nation was
for peace with restored Suon and the people looked
to President Lincoln To give the country peace. He
said PRESIDENT Johnson like the late President
came from the people. He had served them
State, and In the United States Senate, and he had
strong hope N him. He trusted the new President
would bring TO the discharge Of his duties the same
earnestness OF purpose Of the he succeeds Coming
from the people he does he will naturally obey the
VIII OF the people In shaping the policy Of the govern
ment during bis administration.
The Room Where President Lincoln Died.
From the Boston Traveller, April 20.
from private letter written ct Washington, 22d inst
we nave been permitted to copy the following extract
went this afternoon TO visit the house Tenth street.
opposite Fords theatre and into the room where the
late amented President died saw the bed on which
he breathed his last The Ia In the Of the hail.
which opens into the street II is small and painy but
neatly furnished. A few common pictures adorn the
wall German family by the name OF Peterson-com
mon peope-own the house. young man named
William Clark rented the room The bed was
made up He has slept in II since the Pres-
dents death, as usual. Upon the outside were
placed the pillow and three slips covered with blood on
which the President died In chair near by were the
shoes tho President wore that night Clark remained
Of Boston, of those who assisted in taking the
President over to the house. and remained until four
O'Clock In the morning.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, ana
the feet cured BY DR. zACHARIE 100 BroaA
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American Watches-GOid and Silver,
from forty 70 three hundred dollars each For sale b
GEORGE O. ALLEN, AIS broadway, one door below Canal
street, formerly IL Wall street.
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ARKIVAL OF THE UUNBOAT PROTEUS.
The United States gunboat Proteus Commander r W
Shufedt arrived yesterday from Key West which piac
she lcft the Gath inst The following is a list OF he
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seal Rauss for GenlIe m 9 n-Fins cos0.
new styes sr eight ten twelve hf,esn m ~ n
hqndr,a ana n,y one .oor below Canal street
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se.ur,tv from Burglars ana Hall
Rotary Loeb for dwelling house doo,s ,, ne
,nns, convenent aud secure LOCK ever usca.
,nost CIV tc vshont valuable inycnuon
ho"so ,vIIRNIiNE a BuLLEh. u and ~ walker Wss~
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Tn. Injurious Enscts OF Alcohoiie
49, 9vercome, aud the syslem purified. by uaao
, ,,r m,utxlaannnt.D S, EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA