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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12

dsspissd By The evilissd Of al ssA SassA No oncss
which The rehslon has given praninshcs sinks into hs
grave more generally hated thar asss this same inhumAn
monster Win6or
Ths fellow . rough iron Daltiness and aatve Of
that city. he was about nxty i've yean Of age ne
West Point In 1885, and graduated number eleven
In his cas In 1922 being promoted ON the day following
his graduation 70 be second lieutenant Of artillery He
amy was rsoresnissd in 1891 Windsr WAS retained In
service = second Lieutenant Of artillery, being attached
the reorranixston Transferred TO the Third artillery
August 81, 1923 he resigned President John Adams
had the baa taste 70 rsappoint him 70 his former and
he attached April 1927 70 the First artillery From
November a. 1877, % September n ls2s, he was e
sistant instructor Of infantry tactics a West Point No
served from 1885 10 1870 as rcgmentai adutant He
promoted captain October 1s42, and breveted major
August 1877 gallant n and nsaso n
He was further brsvetted lieutenant colonel for gallant
and mertosus conduct on entering the city o. Aexoo
1851 he was promoted TO majority Of the Third arti
lery he resigned his commission In the United States
army in April ~ 1901 and immediately joined the rebel
The rebels fastened TO reward his treason. He was
appointed ne.SieI h sna II hs
line Of promotion but he never obtained any other ad
yancement. he was assigned 10 the command o. me
Department Of Hcnrco which embraced the city OF Rich
mond OF which he was constituted II litary Governor
and Chief Provost Marshal. This command also en-
braccd the control q the prisons 1t Richmond He re-
tanned the command Of the Department Of Henrco for
nearly two years. being relieved in order TO devote hs
superior talents to the OF OR prisoners
This last appointment conferred upon him Novem-
Der 1864 and he was designated ~ commssary OF pr
soners He was charged with their custody and with
the discipline and general administration Of prisoners
east OF the Mississippi rver Commandments Of posts In
the vicinity Of the military prisons were made subords
nate TO him in all matters relative TO the rity Of pri
soners and he fully justified and supported In his
well known cruelty 70 the men inhis charge In KEEP
Dor the rebel papers urged his removal from com
OF prison posts for his inhumanity TO prisoners
but the rebel government instead Of acting on the sug
geson extended his command and increased his power
He been employed for the past six months In remov-
ing his prisoners from Shermans pathway: no was
doubtless engaged in this task at Florence g. G., the
principal prison pen In the South when he met with his
sudden death Is inferred from the rebel account OF
his demise that he died from natural II would
be only just and proper and highly satisfactory many
better TO know that he fell by the hands OF some
treated The grave supposed 70 bury the faults Of most
with them, but cannot hide the crimes OF such
monster e. John II. Winder.
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DpouARos o, An ALsosD HIcHwArxAsL On the night
OF tho Ais, uit bounty broker named Oliver, doing
business In Duane street, New York. and whore residence
Ia in Grssnpoin, was assaulted BY three ruhans while on
his wsy home beaten in msrcless manner, robbed OF
money and yauabcs the amount Of about s 800 and
let Inss usible on the highway when oliver recovered
hls senses and health he went bcovc Justice Daley and
obtained : warrant for the arrest Of one Walter IL
Holmes whom be positively swcars was one
Of the parties 10 tho outrage Holmes was
syrested and has been examination before
JustIcs Daley during tho greater part of the past
week In consequence OF the social standing OF tho de
fsrdaus an unusual degree Of interest manifested
tbis ease the court being daily crowded TO socg
lion The had many singular aspects About nine
o'clock last evening Holmes discharged by the Jus
tce amid the enthusiastic paudts OF his friends The
prisoner Englishrnan, twenty-five years OF age,
formerly occupied position Of trust In the district
LArxoH PROPELLER This propeller Samuel r.
Maddox was launched from the Continental Works,
Greenpon, at noon yesterday Her dimensions are
Length OF keel 1873 feet 80 feet bcam depth Of hold,
10 feet This boat u OF superior workmanship.
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Died.
Ftr.rArxKx.-In Btookiyn on Saturday svsn a.1l
or parish Caliuample county Cavan, Ireland, aged ~
years. :.
H.r friends and relatives are Respectfully invited
attend the funeral on Monday afternoon at two O'clock
from her late residence Spencer street, near Myrtle
avenrA East Brooklyn. :,
LusY "a youngest daughter Of Armenia and the latA
JeaR Rodgers, aged ~ years.
Oh mourn not for the dear departed,
She has gone to realms Of bliss
Gone where none are broken hearted,
To world more bright than this.
And though earth has lost q treasure,
Which It will deplore,
Yet midst grief we think with pleasure
Heaven has angel more.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral I'll Sunday afternoon 81
four lock- from her late residence 102 Navy street,
without further invitation.
(Ftr Oher Deaths See Second PJgs.1
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The ship Owners Convention.

-DETR0T, Feb II, ISo0
The Shipowners' Convention concluded its session /
day. The commuters report adopted. The resoa
tioas embrace great number or matters pertaining g.
Lake commerce. The organization will be known o.
"Ths shipowners' Association Of the Western Lakes
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THIRTY YEARS RESEARCH
II The discoverer Of tho celebrated
BRANDRETI'S Pills
aid not decide their oon until after thirty yea
Of pertinent Into the medicinal properties o.
the numerous plants yWposng the vegetable tngion ~
object being to cngx1,x medicine which might always ~
used with safety ansrtlh infaby take out impnrite1
from the blood The 5Vsrsa which has attended,
this medicine sufficiently proves completely this obe0
has bscn attained. They have restored millions ~ hca"
who we're pronounced incurnble by their physicians
Principal Once. Brandreih BnIiirg. New Yort
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PH1zDELPHIz, Feu II, 1oUU'
The United States gunboat Massachusetts,, W. h West
commanding from the South Atlantic squadron via
Charleston sixty three hours has arrived at the Navy
Yard She reports that about thirty vessels laden with
cotton were 70 have left Royal the sh Of February
for New York, conveyed by men of-war
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Lisbilities of Government neeefverss
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coUKr.
Before Judge shipman

Before Judge Shpman.
M Uh6sS Ssass =. jars D. Esysovt -rhis m.
su sDon shs boz given By the defendant l.ss rsesvs
Of public moneys for the faithful performance Of IN
dusisa q such receiver q the United States Treasu
Depository Hudson, via The government claimed thai
SefsuAsat was deficient in his accounts $eoo mot
counted fsr 70 the Treasury Of the United States Ts
defence was that the money had been stolen from TIE
ISeS and thss he was consequently not liable. Ths
TRIAL which occupied two days. .on' uded YESTERDAY
Judge shipman directing the jury 70 lind verdict Z
not show that the claim for credit account had been
any time presented 70 any accounting omcer OF ~.
Treasury and disalowed snd also that he was nos ~
y might have been beyond his power 10 produce une
the judges ruling the jury returned verdict iSf -
government Counsel for The prosecution, United Stat
District Attorney :. Dslaneld Smith, ard Wise
special counsel for the Treasury Department. assisted p
Mr.. Clarkson; for defendant, Mr. J. b. Steyens
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Narrative cf the Tribune CORE snninns cap
ture n long ca pnnemeut and marvellous escape.
The NEW YORK sFMI-wEEkLY TRIBUNE, OF Friday
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COMMANDMENT OF FORT ANDERSON.
Tho Negro Conscription Ban o
Failure.
Ne Resolution TO Arm Two Hundred Thou.
sand Negroes Voted Down by an
Overwhelming Majority,
&c., &C., 60
News FROM Wilmington.
VENOM 6UNBoArs sHELLlNo PORT AEDERec
frYOm the RichmOnd Whiu Fab OF

UJA0N 6UNDOA16 BHELLlN0 FORT ANDERSON,
From the Richmond whig Feb o.
ne Wilmington journal says that two Yankee run.
oaaAs shelsd Fort Anderson Friday last No damage
Vas done the fort Six Of were wounded two
psgiessy. There were two Monitors up the river, but
6sd and put shot through one or the gunboats conn
tsliing her TO haul or
1 Ths Raleigh Hfedrae says that the commissioner
Nfem North Carolina who recently visited Richmond
Vsss admitted 70 immediate and proracted interview
0th President Davis Tho matters Of conference were
onnhdent but enabled say that the President
80 frank unrescrved and coEndng that he presented
= the commissioners full history OF his policy
necsd with the peace negotiations and that the interview
essultsd agreeably and usefully
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