, 1865-03-25
PO OSTSC IL L r.
FROM NEW YORK,
Military and General Nexvs- Hnahlu-.
tan, Nexv York and Foreign Iccms.

Especial Dispatch to tic Western Press.1
= New YORK, Friday, March at-mldnIsht.
The War Tor the Union.
There nrc no Indications Of any rebel con
cent1ation IN the vicinity Of Culpepper Court.
House, excepting the occasional raIds OF rowing
bands Of guerillas. Sixty refugees, who were al
lowed to conc through from Fayetteville By per-
mission Of Gen. Sheridan. haye arrived here.
This party consists Of armorers ffom the FAyette-
Vile arsenal and their families, all Ct whom arc
IN destitute condition. The men were formerly
employed At H&sper's Ferry, and bzd moved to
Fayetteville in 1861, when The machinery OF the
Harper'a Fcr7x arsenal was taken to that place by
tho rebels. They report that Gen. She.man's
army IL greatly cnrumhcrcd with refugees, there
being some 610 with him noF who followed him
through fton South Carolina.
From Washington.
The Star ssyt r. 4. Edmonds, ]ate agent Of the
day oy ihe military authorstie: upoh thsHhafre Of
being connected With the lAtt fraudulent iszue Of
Government transportation tickets oser the rail
fed to The Old Capitol.
:NE* YoEK, FiidaE. March H.-The GonM<r.
e.as. tptsaal ss5s: "Ihs w%ashinEtcn % cAron!css
as ttenldeant IN view OF Tosneya intimate rela.
uops With tho President, md the lattere depar-
e1a @ posy poi toss1 shs 4eSe leaders to tur
ther b1oodthsd. There Is growing conviction that
the leaders On both aides hare now under discus
40, aon sepe p5Gcst 'hat points toward suspen.
WAsnroTox. F11dsy. March sl-The Post
masfer-Genera1 has tn1ited proposals for convey
s ess.s dme1ieas @ = eaeens % sesmss|ps ee.~esa ss
toushlne 1t the Sandwich Islands snd Japan. This
which provided that no bid shali he considered,
amounting TO mo1e than S50d 90 Tor twelve round
t1ipa per annum, l;ot un!ess ne same II tfon
csti1sn 91 e.t,zen, Of the Vntted States;
uopa at the rate Of million and half per da{.
| Ar.J. G. Eetuerc, Of Ohio, snto Agent With
In the last month has sent to tho families Of Ohio
soldiers oIte $4,000.
| From Rebeldom.
The Richaond 1.a;g Of Tocsda! prints The r
pert made h. The committee on Military Afaist
q the n bel House on Jed. Dayts' message. Ths
tine md the pressure Of other business, but 1t il
ancefetood that Tho report expresses tho senff
me-, mvntE q lasge ns1or.'y Of The ao9ss. TAG r.
ate, but 10 more moderate language. The repor
:ays the House objected to giving Dav.
irapy aresaH n,eea nc = s'fGa s 1o
tal sli persors between tho ages Of fften IN
twenty. Tic report censurcs Davis for asl1u,
ed That m1re Than one half Ut tho army vas sbsen
| w,thoutle.sc. 1tiEturEcstcd that ~ the laws Al
| ready made foz ths goselnnent Of the army can
more. in regard 70 the delay In passing tho n:
C1o soldier hll, the TrpoEt qnotes D1r1s' ON
meeaaee st the sd1oprpme nf Of 9is session, whess
pIoreer and engineer laoorers, he did not;hia
. Tle Raeis sh cocJtderat. makes an appeal to th
rcop!e and head. Of fsmi'tes OF that city to 'ln
| t.te tie cit!zens Of Richmond In throwing ope
their doors to receive and their pnrtea 70 susts,
The ttck and wounded Of our soldiers whom It
Tho Ricnnona pt!H$ Waas. - ct i the aias, says: !"
= large nuEbcr Of ladies md gentlemen assemble