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OYyrcEas-PRIsoxERs or WAR.-We have been &c:
quested to publish the following partial list Of cOaeds
rate officers who have passed through this city within
the last day or two TO City Point prisoners Of wat
It will be matter Of in terest 10 their friends 10 know
that with me or two exceptions they are uuhur.
Major George Christy, Ee8 Orleans, Captain q
viii ans 10Th Virginia Battalion, 1t John 4 Lev
% Virginia Battalo y Midshipnsn johnson G 4
N: LTD W Turner, 10th Virginia Bait Art, Lieut. " n
aughtef 18th Vir lnia Bait; Capt Chalmers, CO
10Th Virginia Bait, 1t d FOX, d.tto Capt G say
age co r. ditto; Capt James B0sseau co &, 18th Vsl
Bart; Corn Samuel ORGAN, ditto; Capt John OEgain
ditto 1t W Hunter, goth Virginia Bait. Lieut. y" d
S,ruees ditto; Capt Graves, Louisa CO. Mel jane
Z Robertson Goth Virginia Bait slightly wounded ic
hand; Lieut. J l. CoW8rdn, Richmond; 1t L Talbot.
10th va Bait; Capt Clayton ditto sergt Major 81
Miller ditto; 1t Richard Turpin 34th Virginia infantry
seyel ely won nded Capt Jones (aa tiles Battaonl
slightly wounded; LtW B G Andre 10Th Hary.i1s
Battalion Artillery sick in hospital in Petersburt u
C Tunstall Stiles Battalion; 1t Samuel Wilson lO:l
Bsttali Artillery leg ampntated-in hospital CsP'C
s HARRISON 10th Maryland Artillery, Capt John Parte
Gus Ordnance officer Bartons Brigade L. Col Fs,s-
Tor god Virginia Bat alton; Capt 0as Evans Bri-
gade 1t p F Walden. Goth Virginia Battalion Captaia
Clement sullivane Maj o Chesney, q, Departme1t
Richmond It. John She rard co d, lin virginia "a
Coey co d, 21st North Carolina; 1t I'd Butler 60
10Th North arolina; 1t John FurneJ bough co = 2r
Virgin Battalion, 1t Emmett, co D, ditto Capt ILo
Blake co Il 10Th Vir ginia Artle cry Sergt Wau-r
err ditto Corpn J L BiDford. ditto; CorpI = N FW'd
ditto; Capt j " Barr Il W Campbell
PRWATEs.
Bridgeford, Goth Virginia Battal on, o Gart
wright do: T r HobsOn and d Robson, do Abe
Hill Norfolk Blues; " ID Wren goth virginia Batta.o
Rennon Wren, do; Isaac Hal! 18th Virginia Battalion
George Hawks do; John Walden, do; George BTocEFe
do.
KILLED.
Captain J Barlow, 10th Maryland Battalion
The following is q list Of casualties il the eGA a
rinia Battalion Artillery:
COMPANY A.-Killed Priyates " Christian J \
Glover and Eicemon Wounded Capt S.H OVertrI
Privates Water Bass, " Carson, w n Harris. ~
Puryesr Beverley, W II Taylor PWhitehols%
and A S Wheeler.
Company C.-Wounded Privates Scott, Jas Broug
G L Williamson and W Rock.
Company D-KiIled PriVstes Martin and stf
.rt Wounded Lieutenant II Lewis Privates
Stewart - Link and Sergeant W Taylor-a
slightly.
Company E.-Wounded Private Il Finch.
PsRsoyAL-Maior General Butler is stopping at v
ards hotel
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ESeRs lsr BBI0ADg 3D Division 9frH AMY Cosps)
PRovosr GUARD 4IoHHoED, VA, Z
April It'll, 1865.
tgSEsERAL 0ED RS
No. a.rr-.
80 "a order carry out Instructions from the Military
fsgern,r of this city, for the pDoe and guard duty Of
EEe city FOL ng divisions OF the city into dstr cts
- announced
Hae First sriot--Til comprise that portion Of thu
risy and suburbs y ng north Of a. including Broad
sfrset ana west III cl Creek, Lieut. Col Smith,
ulth New Hampshire Volunteers, District Provost Mar
xhaL Readquaut.ra Pisznfs Building opposite R. +. T.
r. r. r. otlce t,.,. ,..-..a, ...se a.
I'd Distric-ThAt pc ton Of pe cit and suburbs east
NJ Shockos Creek Lieut.. Colonel Kreutzer s8th n Y.
4 vsauteprs ps.rc. Provost aash4 Headquarters, 81.
/, CHARLES Hote. am. ..fss.s-r
Il I'd Dsrct-rha PARTON of the citys Of BrOsd
g. xsret and ives. Of 9Th Major Tnos Miller a9th
N T. voiunseets, District Provost MARSHAL HeaequAr
- szra cnrne, Cary and 4th Streets
All District II ut pos ton ofthe city south Of Broad
street. and betwe n and ,hockoe Creek hajo Chss.
warren nth Connecticut Volunteers, District Provost
Mazshal Headquqrtsrsi Exchange Hotel Franklin
ssft
fae CrasR. al NJ 1860 y at once proceet p
g. each HH'I'ns al
st-t Doe Try ~
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r GENERAL BurLER.-on Friday last General But
Ter resign ed his com mission as Major General Of
Volunteers, aud3eft Washington for his home in
Lowell, Mass, win yieW hf dekotins himself Co
and manufac ure of calico. On hearing OF
che assassiuation OF Mr.. Lincoln hs withdrew his
resignation and returned WasLiI Q on, and lt Is
RI nnred tbst he will receive On important ONCE.
-Neo York Commercial.
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HEADQUARTERS kAsHVILl z, /
l 80 P. NJ, April 10 1866 I

Major General 4. ". Haleet, chief Of sqf
forward the following report from Msj'r Gene
raj Stousma1, Just received, for the Information o.
the Secretary OF War aHd the Lieutenant General,
and take pleasure IN specially inviting their atep
ton to the importance OF the work performed by
Gen. S.oneman, who IN spirit fully executed the
orders given him before artlng on the expedition
Tbs officers specia ly mentioned by Gen. Storeusn
tM,ior K't Oh, Capts. Morrow, Ammen and than
Iainl have heretofore on many occasions, DIS in-
gulshed themse yes by gallan:ry and good cnrdUct
In battles:
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TIM UsIos LOSSES in the recent battles near
petarsburg are ssid T., have ben OverSlated. The
will not probably, al ,9d exceed ten or eleven
thousand The II e )irc ot - CIV POI
. .i.Inu., 10 .,u', o:, of 4 o. -our'. d. uP "a
J.. e, a.t.e t"Ol1A -. ,ns IVES ..
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Great Destruction oil Rebel Property

The following official dispatches were received !,
the War Department on Tuesday
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GEN. sToaEmAN's GRFAT RAHD.
DETAILS OF THE OPERATIONS

CAPrURE0F SALISBURY, E0RTE CAROLINA
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EAag FOR RENT. AND = : y "a
II UTENSILS AND STOCK FOR sALE.-He 81
Tor re nt forthe balance OF the year the FAeH forn
Ben Anderson's near the Hungary Water 6t2iot
the Richmond and Prederioksb re road seSeD (
from Richmond. The Fam is in good order and y
encloa d. There is q crop Of I've Potato e. 6c-t
most excellent Dwelling " th six large rooms, ana
necessary out buildings in aa repair with Orehad
&C. well wat red and healthy. The owner vii =
some Stock Hogs Cows, &C.. and the Plantation Utei
sill. consisting of the usual variety.
For terms, &c, apply 10 -, r,,.r,rn,5-
ap 92-4t GRUBBS hILLlAso-
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By HANE5 g. CO.
81 Main street.

VEJE will sell By auction, or WEDNESDAY mex
wv at our store, an assortment OF Furniture, Bed
Bedding &C., consisting Of -
Jenny Lind ard Cottage Bedseail
hsrble-top and other cabinets
So az SidaboaIds, hairs
Tables, Tashstands
Feather Beds Mattresses
Sheets, Blankets
Books Cigars, Tobacco
And many other desrGble o-tIcies.
Consirprerts solicited aBi received tl morn isgf
sale HANES g. CO, Aucrrs
apo At % MAN stTee
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DR. PETIJlLAs h,s re ;ums5 he egui prns.is,,
~, 1.i :. n. r.,oa RjlsSQl 1ol f.r, Rr
on l2ih street.
"a !~c,f n o. tab fr ie Co'tng r.
.d.ress a., ". 49,, VII .t-o.
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On, fms walnut Set Bed -roon Furnlsure' eoupis'
81 1sss's CaipaIs De - =
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ESs'Rs lsr BBIOADE, 3D Division ofrH Army CoSps
PRovosT GUARD 4tIoHHoED VA,
April It'll, 1865
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FURNIrURE FOR SALE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-05

gsvs" maps and pcrtral. Of Julius Cesar by mr.
the volume printed, has been stated - the
printing once 10 ready % appear, and Will cost ~
with the authorization Of The august author 10
WIN publish an edition u lOE and fortnight ia.eS ~
issue the same on oommonsr paper q ~, ANA sanse-
The English and G,rman translaiions are already a.
vanced but that in Italian 10 hardly commencsd -
Minervini, well known archeologist OF Naples
charged with the task.
THE ITALIAN TRANSLATION.
From the Manchester Examiner, FEB lAl
me Italian translation Of the 7is e Qsov nss oeea
entrusted 70 Berbera who has uSe arrived 81 Parv -
consult with II Plon on the subject
WILL the EMPEROR BIZ ELECTED TO TIE ACADEMY!
Paris feb l0j correspondence Of London Newal
90 not think there b any actuaty" in the rumcss
awet upon a. great length By the Independence Betgs
that the French Academy win take the opportunity o.
the publication Of the "Hstoy Of Julius Cesar 70 elect
the Emperor In the character OF distinguished author
member q the envied 'forty." He would, no doubt
not disdain TO be chosen by exclamation But the Gle
ment Of hostility In the academy, - u present con-
stuted is too strong The principal amusement OF many
o. the leading members 10 70 spread to1 MA against me
Emperor In the Faubourg 81 German. Cpti the system
Of government candidates shall be extended 70 the aca
demy-and for that extremity think the time y mot
npe-there II small likelihood Of the Emperor seeking
the sudrases Of the Palais Maxarins.
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The Great Horse Banquet i'm Paris.
OUR rARIs CORRESPONDENTS.

PARIS Feb 10, 1885.
The Great Horse Characterization Artiss in Paris
americans Presented a, the 7salsries.
There was great hippophagic banquet at the Grand
Hotel Monday last. given under the auspices Of the
Society for the Protection Of Animals An III natured
anthippophage might DO inclined TO suggest that Il
was drol way Of protecting an animal to eat him;
but sti that is exactly what the society did with tho
horse on this occasion There horse soup, boiled
horse and cabbage m de horse Ia mod hashed horse,
roast horse and finally horse liver with trlcs Of all Of
which the company partook and pronounced excellent
The tickets for the dinner sold At fifteen francs
which Is Just fourteen francs than unconscious
dinner OF horse meat would cost in one OF the cheap res
laurans Of the Quarter MouGard and yet there
less than hundred and fifty applicants refused and
there present one hundred and twenty persons,
among whom were represented the learned professions
and nearly every rank q liz, Among tho guests was
lady who clothed In male attire.
Afcr the guests had q sufnccncy OF the animal
In all h FORMS the director OF the veterinary school At
Abort under whose direction the banquet gotten up
Informed them that The animals OF which they had been
parakng we're not oung iat ana rssn norscs on, oia
killed for the feast respectively thirteen seventeen
and twenty years ~ age grand horse banquet
for workmen In preparation with the intention Of In
Producing this cheap and, as Is alleged palatable and
wholesome and nutritious meat among the laboring
classes A. mono Of your readers have probably ever
doubtless, be curiosity. Here IL Is; =
roTAGE
vermice'h consomme de chevA hogs tho reader
must remember that this word IL French and not Eng
sh and that therefore docs refer Ia the most dis
ant manner the popularity Of the feast d@uvrs do
table saries
pELgvm
saumon sauce, Hollandasc.
Culote de chevsl bouilli sarnie dc choux
Cheval en- bout, Ia mode.
wTRrrs.
Hachs do chevai a la Hennstr.
Poularde supreme
BOTs
frlc' IL chcvai bgre xeres, Saodcs DC sAieon
Pate d0 lole ne rh0vai aut truffea
Several American At work upon pictures iot
the exhibition ~ = painl.1g IN "Ophaiis,N end
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vnle1 By thsmssivsa Asxandss Dumas, fhsopAi|
0aueer, ana n shor, the chief French authon rexdi
In Para uoe bgoted passans Of the Orieaniss or le
miss dZnaseea we're last Night = the PAials Royal
siscs q Ss mons he and ,S me rmpr.ss wen.
oeremoniously 70 Tie bunet for rsreshmens and Wake
through the rooms The Princess MathiIde Prom time
time got INTO the midst Of groups Of Acquaintances
Prince Napoleon moved freely about amonr his guessl
and BY doing 20 took from the constraint that mig
among the anthors arsts statesmen nanciers and SD
cessfui exhibitors ct tho universal exhibitions OF Par
and London that the band led by Stransa was hardl
listened 70. OF the Industrial clan there were god
many and believe they were among tho most favors
guesta cannot however affirm that the servants n
which they concealed beneath the buffet for the excq
svs bensd Of such percentages - Prince Dc Mstterr
and Count Dc Goltx
The supper was very good and literally supplied
There was long fle Of giant sam0ns and fowis as Girls
and well roasted II they came from English Kitchen
The gastronomc novelty Of the evening was salad Z
cold asparagus and fresh sliced rues called soicee q
and pora rarity at French suppers-was both good A
70 Do had In abundance
The Emperor and Empress did not retire TIL VI
nour although the Emperor did not look strong
hai past three O'Clock saw Prince Napoleon seated Q
sola ana surrounded by . number OF gentlemen, VII
Princess ciotllde was In adjoining room, giving
recuons Tor the lost jewsry Of some lady % DO di
gently sought AFTER The Empress sho' Id say, pat
marked attention 70 Prince Napoleon who Is easy
perceive 10 now run after by eli who are the habit
worshipping the rising sun.
The strong muster OF the editors OF The ick and u
Opinion Nationals well the absence OF utramos
tansts and the presence Of Protestant clergymen oil
clearly showed In what way the politico RELIGIOUS syu
pAthies Of his Imperial Highness turn
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The French Legislature.
THE WORK OF THE SESSION AND CONTENTS or ]
yellow BOOK.


From la France Of Paris Feb. 10
All tho interest OF French external policy Is
concentrated, on the hand In the Dgno Cermanic
dispute and on the other In the affairs Of Italy IL pro-
babe that the greatest number Of those diplomatic docu
ments will be found 20 reate TO these two international
questions. Many OF the most important dispatches
connected with them already known 20 the public;
the negotiations concerning them have been kept
sorrct that public opinion has beer ablo follow
q IA amer day by day, the courEe Of events
Beyond those two grand fundamental questions do
not perceive any incident In external affairs of very
significant character Mexico has TO certain extent
passed through the diplomatic and international period
and entered on It's internal sanizaon The action OF
France has ceaed In that country the empire OF Maxim
Ian N founded and becomes consolidated the co opera
ton or the French troops limited " period the close
OF which 10 rapidly approaching. y IL ury nov IN an
economic aud financial point 81 view, that oaf national
interests In sny way affected ~ lho pew Mexican
empire.
wsh resrort 10 Tho United states continue TO Oh.
tarys yio0as Hs9fgstg spectators 81 he D,ltcr con-
yet gong between freat ,att,Cs ~ North
hfnarca aud Which unfortunately gives ndlcaton OF
drawing 10 civse 80 sgoss diplomatic occurrences
"a 1slson between France ard the ~, nl-crt Of
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picture which be calls the "orsn Of the Printing Pres
before cir Thomas Lacy Marshall viii exhibit bis spsa-
did steel engraving or washingtos and also = wosk
upon an original painting Miss Cove will exhibit two
crayon portraits This young New York artist has
already acquired reputation 70 for deli eacy Of hnn
and accuracy OF likeness In crayon portraits
The Empress, in restored health present at the
ball al the Tuiieres Wednesday and remained until
halfpast twelve O'Clock. The following Americans were
presented by Mr. Bigelowkss Charlotte Pendleton Of
Ohio; Mr. Sauer United States Consul 70 Brussels NJ
and Mira Augustus Lowell, Boston.
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Washington Tho Livreyasns must needs be very spar
ing ol documents on that point
more interesting question, and nearly con-
corning has led TO exchange Of views the part
OF tho various Powers with respect to the Danuban Prn
cpales. The secuiarzation by Prince Couza Of the
dedicated converts has raised delicate question: which
mus, be solved BY the Powers who parties 70 the
treaty OF pars ln this conference France could only
offend those principles which she has long applied in her
own territory, ard is only by sufficient indemnity
that she can advise settlement OF this difference II u
probable that the book in question will contain The az
preston Of her policy In that respect.
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Fire isa Potrolia.

TTHBUNu, Ia, MHrcu o, Iboo
despatch from Oil City says fire occurred as on
o'clock this afternoon which totally destroyed the Ne
York HOTEL four dwelling houses and the buildings occs
pied by Pool Brothers and Ressinger The heaviest los
i the Eew York Hotel The buildings new. Jul
finished, and ready to BIO opened In few days. III
insurance amounts to two thousand dollars The IRE
supposed TO have been the work Of an ncendiary. n
further particulars have been received.
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The Pope's Encyclica1.
EXTRACT FROM TVS PASTORAL LETTER OF THE
m m IA

BIeu0P or BALTIMORE.
To stretch the words OF the Pontin evidently intended
for the standpoint Of European radicals and inhdcs so s
90 make them include the state Of things established in
this country by our noble constitution In regard to the
liberty of conssie nce Of worship and the prcss were
manestly unfair and unjust Divided ~ We are In re
gious sentiment from the very origin Of government
fathers acted most prudcny and wisely In adopting
amendment 70 the constitution tho organic law
hat Congress shall make no law respecting tho establish
men Of religion prohibiting the free exercise thereof
amend. ~ III fact under the circumstance, they
could avc adopted other course consistently with the
prime pies and with the very existence Of newly
established government
In adopting this amendment they certainly did not
intend, like the European radicals, disciples Of Tom
Paine and OF the French Revolution 70 pronounce all
hsions whether true or false equal before Cod but only
to declare them equal before the law rather, SIMPLY
to 10y down tie sound and equitable principle
mai tho oy.l sovernmon5 s sdher,ns strictly 70
itself not % Interfere with religious matters, which u
rightly viewed entirely without the bounds Of lie COM
petcnoy. The founders OF our govsnment we're thank
Cod neither atitudnar ans nor inndels; they we're
earnest honest men; and however much some Of them
NAV have bsep personally lukswan u the matter Of
religion, may have dinSvsd " rslglous opinions mag