Washington telegraph., 1865-03-29
News Correspondence lor Telegraph"

LAADEA, MaTch I'D 1868.
FROM me Cincinnati Commercial, March O.
ISIS:
New York, March 6.-Gold lg7.
Sandy HooA, Aarch s--Army s Navy Ga
zette SAYS, the Confederate Government la
cOuntermanlcd large ORDERS for tOrpedUes.
he London 1illes say the peace conferences
makes II more evident than ever that neutrality
IL .ne only policy for England It is asserted
tEai France has given the American govern
men. AZ assurance that no Mexican terlitory
has been c.led. 1t says the arbtrament Of
wal mas been accepted 1IesD, ahG with more
desperate detcImInsiiOa. We deplore The r.
suit, but it Is more evident than ever that mem
traiiy, If ale but allowed 70 maintain it, is
the only policy tor kRgland. The Index con
tinnes lis Efforts 10 friEhten England into re-
c,guiLion Of the South, by pointing out that
Lees army is, for the present, The defense Of
Cxnasia- AID the uncertain tenure of that de-
feus
AZ Paris correspondent Of the Londsn Time,
rrpu1latrs thr rnHIoTs Of the contemplated re-
cogRIfiOn Of The south sy Napoleon -r
PAiIadelphil. March 5.-Sp-.ial 10 the Eve
Aing Telegram. Washington 5th, says informa-
ten aas been received from Wmchester confirm
Ing tine reported victory ct sheridan ovsr Early.
Inc battle took place At w A. nesDOro. Sheridan
1ncn last heard from, had captured 40 rebel
o1cers, ,3UU prisoners. cannon and 100 wa
guns, and was still following UP his success
q.
Camden, March 25.-From st. Louis Rernb-
lican, March 1.-The Charlotte, n. c. BnII.t-
IN says: Lees army still on full Tations All
tine Virginia supplies Of subsistence bavfno
been reserved. Quite panic ameng neeroes
IN consequence " the rebel draft A Rich
mond dispatch says, all quiet in front of Rich
mond and Petersburg. Grant don't hurry ia.
threatened attack from hs left upon south siae
railroad He mas erecteda number Of obserra1-
rirs along Hatches Run lines. From the ton.
signal corps daily observes all that passes n
camps.
New York, March 1Ith.-Eneny feIled 4.
great many trees from Nswbern to Kingston
which were being removed by our force ad-
S4ncing from Newburn which force was 10
short distance Of Kingston. Refugees arrived
from Newbern, state that Fayetteville, n. c..
was in our possession last week Sherman
within 40 miles Of Raleigh. Nineteen car
loads of rebel prisoners arrived at Baltimore
Friday Examiner Of the 9Th, saws last four
days little firing on the Richmond and Peters-
burg line They require week Of sunsbin,
and wind to make the roads passable
Important news direct from New Orleans
implies serious difficulties between the limited
States and France u confirms preyionx y.
ports Of Northern papers 10 the effect that the
U. 3 Consul At Aatamorxs, who was accredited
10 the JuaTez government, had been ordered
away by AaximiEan. Ii is aiso said thai ciea-.
ances 70 the u. States were refused TlT
Both Houses OF Congress passed new tax Law
and repealed the OLD one.
The Whig Of the Sth says Sherman i. nlaves
out. If our readers hear no good news fron
South Carolina, il is non Seqniter that tbrr.
is none to communicate. In few days tbev
will hear where Sherman is and what has ~
fallen him. Sherman's opportunity to estab-
lish military reputation has ted-wiI seon near
his discount ture and disgrace
Philadelphia, March l0.-Special fros wask-
ington states that Monday, Is TRANSPORT,
with troops accompanied by two gunboats. pro
ceeded up RapPahannock; The object was to
capture large amount Of tobacco knawr l,
have been sent from Richmond to Fredericks-
burg to be slnuggled IN our lines A schooner
loaded with whiskey and salt was can.HTed
cargo and crew removed, and schooner bIswn
mp. Arriving at Fredericksburg. the small
garrison made no resistance. Our troops land
ed and sueceedsd ia capturing tobacco, 70 tens
worth $3,500,OeO ",
New York, March lO-Gold 1923
Commercials Hatcher's Run corespondrnt
says, the roads having become passabls, an ad-
vance is looked for hourly.
Cincinnati, March ie.--Gold declined, 1888
silver I've. t i...--N -- -
Washington, March IO-John r. Hale A.
pointed Minister to Spain a
Vice President Andy Johnson got On bust
as theinauguration The Cincinnati; Gazette
says: this cannot be covered up as a private in
hmity. 1t was exhibited before the world We
havsto discuss it rs a public calamity, and 4
national issult and disgrace which demands r.
hef. Mr.. johnson should at once resign the
place he has SO dishcnored, in which be cas-
! never have the respect Of any American eiii-
zen The nation can never suffer the dishonoT
\ &c, dc.--aboat one column more such as tho
above rs-rs-s- WY -a-n. t-t H- f..
Long of Ohio has made another burning se-
cesh speech in fhsr H. 8 Senate. q