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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1865.

seems to actuate IT. managers 10 that the
white man in the South has no rights which the
negroes are bound to respect
In many localities the agents Of the bureau
are engaged stirring up the luminosity Of the
blacks against their old masters, and thus in
creasing the difficulties Of adjusting the trouble
some questions in the South. The problem OF
reorganization is sufficiently difficult even In its
most favorable phase, without having ma
chinery of that kind adding fuel to the fre. In
many instances it has, no doubt, accomplished q
great deal of good, but we doubt If sufficient TO
Offset the evil done in other localities. There
should be some means adopted to hold check
over It's operations. AS it is now conducted Its
managers defy the government, and we are not
certain but that they will soon reach the point OF
superseding the President altogether Judging
from their action, those in charge consider
themselves vested with full power to accom-
plish that or anything else which their wishes
might suggest.
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TIE FREEDMAN's BuRrAu--From oil accounts
the new department in the government, known
as the Freedmans Bureau, appears to be con-
Quoted without any regard to the general gov.
eminent, law or anything else, except the
freaks and whims of those in charge. Judging
from some Of the performances Of those con-
nected with It, they imagine themselves in
charge of monarchy, with all the powers Of a
king. Regulations and contracts which may
not suit their fancy are abrogated and annulled
without any hesitation. Orders are issued that
men shall pursue this or that course, and all
under The plea Of protecting Che negro. The
- ..sl ,..zs:p.a which in many ipstspces
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The Wages Question.


MASS MEETING or BOILRRMAKERs LAST NI0HT.
Last night the journcymcn boilcmakers, Of whom
there arc about FIVE thousand employed In this CITY, held
mass meeting at No 1913 Bowery, TO settle some dim
Guilty in reference to their wages The meeting was
called to order by Mr. Thomas and Mr. George Fleming
quite q venerable member Of the trade, was called
upon TO preside who, taking the chair fully
explained the object Of the meeting. He stated
that q large reduction Of wages had taken
place since work had become scarce. whes
there was plenty Of work. the wages raised few
per cent? but since then tho employers had reduced
eighty cents per day, and In places reduction Of
one dollar per day had been made Nos only this but
there prospect Of further attempts at reduction
Boilermakers could not subsst such scanty wages
ton In adopting measures to resist reduction OF wages
for he did not believe that strike would Be advisable
under the present circumstances.
On motion, committee composed Of the following
gentlemen was appointed 70 prepare rcsosat, M
It appears tho boilemakcrs short time since earned
about eighteen or nineteen dollars per week. they now
%Ss Ss nsS es 70 C tho
buttons, Mr. George Campbell was called upon TO address
the meeting The speaker did mot sdvocste strikes bus
argued that the laborng classes better their condi
ton BY arm union. They should throw ovorboer0
every feeling Of jealousy Of senshness sns Of dOubs
Then they would succeed IN the end.
Tho committee submitted tho following Sosolutionsb
which were read BY Mr. Hogan, and adopted:-
whereas, the 0OiermakeTS or new H0tk nave uuO-
mtted quietly reduction Of their consdsv
would be act Of injustice TO impose anchor reduction
on them ns r. Ne q 'h ss, r
Of the principal aroleshouse rent and esa-havs ~
Resolved That We the boilermakers, RESPECTFULLY ash
our employers not to subject further reductsn
until such time when the price Of the necessares OF
life has been reduced; and AZ such time, the en-
ployers should nnd II necessary We, the bolermaks;s.
will submit q reduction that the enpnyers ms0 -
enabled 70 compete successfully wiAh the employers
elsewhere. .,-
"a yher on ths subject IN less constrained
form and that employers and employees ought 70 en-.
change their ideas on this subjeel Tor u 10 our bees
that Il VIII be beneficial 10 both parttea
Resolved That committee be appointed 70 confer
with our employers, ssd commses 70 report 70 inc gen.
eyal committed. ..
rossd ~ three members from each shop represented
IN eoncuson Nj. Daley delivered an eloquent ad.
dvess Tor which he was rewarded BY vote OF thanka
Toto Of thanks rendered 70 the HsnAxp for send.
,r1 yeporter record the proceedngs hS being the
ony paper represented a. The boilermakss$ meeting
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ALL In MUDDLE.-S1nco tno news OF the
appointment of Preston King and Moses F.
Odell was published the politicians Of this city
have been all in muddle. The most OF them
do not know what to do or whom to trust The
Tribune comes out with the charge that Thurlow
Weed has sold the State election to the demo-
cratic party. All the rings are broken up.
One of the chief links is missing from the ring
around Governor Fenton. There Is q loss Of
continuity in the ring between the Custom
House and the Street Commissioners Depart
ment The radical Tribune and the copper
head Ne,os do not seem inclined to 60 on work
ing together as Of yore. Nobody can predict
what will come next Nobody can say accu-
rately what Mr.. Preston King intends to accom-
plish. Trines considerably lighter than air are
seized upon by the politicians and construed into
combinations of vastly different theories.
Every ofRceholder under the federal govern.
ment in this city sits expectant, with one eye
on his own particular bone and the other upon
President Andy johnson. Not man OF them
is sure Of his head without feeling Of II every
Eve minutes. Evidently the new appoint
ments have made vesisable sensation.
All this ought to show President Johnson
that he Is on the right track. OF course he has
heard the news from Maine, and from Psnnsyl-
vania, too; and before long be will hear news
of the same kind from the regenerated democ.
raoy of New York. This proves TO him that
he has no enemies except among the radical
republicans in the Custom House and the In
ternal Revenue Department Let him serve them
as he has served the man in the claret colored
coat, and the country win be unanimous in
his favor. The time Is rapidly approaching
for the assemblsge Of Congress; and II is
scarcely necessary 10 remind Andy Johnson
that stitch in time saves nine. A few stitches
now may save an immense deal of trouble
during the next Congressional session. Are
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BROADWAY TmArap-THs KsAss NJ and Mna
Charles Kean will commence new engagement at The
broadway on the 2s,h inst The theatre s undergoing
thorough renting for the occasion This will DO the
ana season OF those distinguished artists America and
will doubtless prove highly successful one
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assailers, let them come from what source they
may. This has alarmed the republican man.
ayers, and forthwith Forney, Raymond, all the
big and little lights, with the radicals general
ly, come out with glowing descriptions of a
grand conspiracy between the democracy of
the North and the Southern secessionists, to
subvert the government and repudiate the debt,
with thousand other stories about the South
being conquered but not subdued. Now, all
this commotion arises simply from the fright
Of the republican leaders, and their fear that
the democracy, by rallying TO the support Of the
President and bis policy, will sweep everything
before them, and leave the negro worshipping
fraternity high and dry on the breakers. If the
democracy were to continue their old selfde-
structive policy, declaring everything failure,
as they did the war at Chicago, the republican
editors would see no such visions But since
they have shown this patriotic disposition, and
bid fair to overthrow the agitators at the North,
the organs and orators Of the republican camp
commence their efforts to arouse bitterness at
the South, and lead the people Of that section
into repetition of their course before and
during the war. Thus they are paving the way
for war Of races. and the final dissolutionand
separation of the country, In order that they
may still remain in power and hold Office. But
we imagine that the Southern people have
learned wisdom by the sad and severe lessons
of the war, and will not repeat the folly OF the
past They are everywhere showing s'sposi-
lon to so,se v, ,pe result sl.u .s,4 " .ae,,
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York. sunday, August go, 1866.
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Receipts or Sales OF the New York Daily
Newspapers.
OFFICIAL.
, 1865-04-29

rntereAt ttnE ParGtculaEs Of 1IIa Death
CuIauuy Hc.AE.en ,lsuOtI aod the
CoVA[ry-E1oxv He Was sI<1lfel-Ssntx. T. :
meat OF Sergeant Corbett- .st:,~- !,

5NEw YnRK, April es.-1t appears By: the Her.
dds account that Colonel Baker sent Lieutenant
Colonel Conser and lieutenant Baker, Of .hfAde-''
-fcc1iycR with Lieutenant Ipu1herty aud bis cav
alfy. Ou reaching 6aIrett's farm they we're told
b. eon Of Garrett that there we're tT6 men 1o'
the taru. This Wis st two O'Clock In the mora7
; nnsns Barer Tsa lent forward md called unon
Booth 10 eome out, giye up his aI9s and .nffen3
der. and that. y0nnRs Garrett Would 70 into 'tha
ssn e ah oa
hive tcissyed tne.'. a co!loquy then ensued,: Of
which tne following Is ths au6etsnte;
arms md rur-ender.t, We nave come b, o,taka yoa
prisoner, aud p1llueats you: as q prisoner. we
vi, Sn, S1Sz non re- se ninu,e. to orwe
Doott-:~ VINO ne you, md Whit DO you wan! r
ke5 1o1t to to ,seote ;the character Of thoze who
want yen We intend to take 5ea
Booth, rh1s i a'bara case: It, mzy be thati
Ai,ez somn iur.bsI eolloany Of this sort Booth.
seemingly nttneed that be was In the: tolls Of
Federal sGlats1s .nd. a,ld; 9t1s s ehsaes fs
|: your mcr one hundred yards from tIs barn andf1
|; W1il come nut ind deht yoa.;:; II:
Iieutenant Rsketw We did not como here 70
m ycrr arms and surrender" e..'..... s.:-:
I " eGRsnoth5-Sl 10th Let me hare time to consider"
| conversation in the barn 9etEeen Booth and
U.,ruaQ then 1ooK p!aEs. "1ten: & W. apt oses:
t,eanfr; minufee, booth- called outs T. Who ate
1on 1onr. Tfn while We we're tslking+ cond haze
ssho. ,ou Two o. three times, but don't want te
X ant gyI1 Baker .Ther give M rom ara:
.Y srrrrrdtf: I'VE ;hAve come here to Itke yoq.
az tEH6i.ftssIw11t never surrender; Will never h'
| a,,ra s,4.!I!"T EF.,Yt: !
~ 1Jeashnsni = Bakci-"N yoa; don't do so impe
;,s'say Ga W1lI 1t ire 70 'he barn" s....1
a'i1s1y 6fSs beys' pEsP,rs st;eteh
for nh ;n.s co.{ {erEa+1on tcok pl;ss stswts
an,h and ns1roa. oarlng Which sosh it " "
% 1sffa aeat SsTaE Tsn, T 9ea
leave ms nos II e. 81 sen ADDRESSED TIT patty
, 1865-04-29

YSpecal Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune ]
SPRINGFIELD April "a
About ec0 l4dtce ard gentlemen a1c busy At work
Or the casairlqnc, and dra1ug ihe outside and IN.
side Of t'e state House.
Colon. Iounis, who accompanied the funeral
costeee to Alhary, has just arrived here. and re-
7orts th.. thc s1ory Of the imperfect c1nbslmlng
l. lse, end thst the body Is IN perfect state OF
zncscrya.ion; snd looks very natural. The peppte
OF our s:c.t uii- t~yethe eea ofeasura ollooking
z,uon thu atref face OF the noble dead.
hon. Ehsrou Tyndale, Secretary Of the National
Mupum. MT Aseucl IL receiSinS large nnfn-
be1 et sRsssn nS so5s9y 81 e
money 10 a,d in the great work. II The CORES,
pondon 'i4e,es,e-.- as = exptetcas .afre anu
3our caerxa Eili be needed 70 attend e - -
cruor U..r-, III i himself and staa, aod nun.
her OF 1.ronttnett cthxena. Will ystt Springfield
10 par,i tp4t :u the obseQaie. 10 the late Pts*!-
dent 1.c tIutrrnutS 0f eight or trn States, with
zhelr at. fl aud prominent citizens, Will be here
on the Interesting occsaloa.
:. The fnueI.!' having been changed IL Thursday.
Hcnresc. f:t:vr llai viii he open al OF @ednes-
day nig..t IN or1er taat srerj vnc Ii y hare al
opportus oi*snG .aS Se ,, ags aaa -
I'll. Ain g.1ctltgm, has. no1laed 1ne Ctapd Sco-
rctary ot tL,r State, th.t tho G!an5 tsaoe1lus
esr ~ M rns Nese4. Il 1te es oraef
W1scons H. i,wa, and Missouri, haTc n.eo siGni;,
fed Their l ntton to 1a pr~seut AL fhe raitroHd
1ickct aur1;> viii sell tickets 10 Sp1in:drlt aad
bacE 10 III, points thctr rcaprc'lse roads, At q
"a 4: u;J1 ent ~Iisinols volunteers, ron.
vctcrans. arrived here 'ru-day fro., .Goldshoto,
their time asin eSYissa, a,a @a,l IT, palo Oh anu
u,te epentsd to 70 eef nc = ss
Louis auu Al I'm Rhtiioad depot o'I JsoeIsuu IS,
street. p,cocs m, "sanesass, shn ~. nay y
ri Slot: uouse In. the. following
order. Biz. Gen. John Cook, Ch,ef MnTsn.!, snd q
Aids; E:Ea; Ni!ltary Escort, under commana 9, q
"s,n.mlttec on reception Of rems,os; Hsarse
nall bearrrs; rei5ttvH n deceased 10 carriages
cortegc accompanying rem aims; citizen. esaeFI
ally. GEO II. AAkLoF+ Gnalfna9
'!JouN y. SNYDER, Sccresar5" ~ :. .
:. 6Pz1kux.ELp, ILL.,, April 2s.-The E6mmihee q
Invitation OBSERVE with regEe: that IN the pup
uEhcd c.tu Inviting ntt5 tdancc to .hs funeral Q
The Freei M. n thts eny ds,incs ant,on Of tn
Iecialrturr OF Illinois was Omitted Such mention
. Ess not / tnded. snt place II 1s.tcs ed In tn
" progru.rue nd processiun. Their urcsence /!
Earnestly atyittd. o. Il: MINER,
Chairman,
, 1865-04-29
~: FlsoM. 1yAstI1NGroN: =, !:
II, dt.ts letting the Department of
- washing fon.''--

lspecial. Dispatch to the ChIc,go Tribune:1. =
-, :r+ :. WAsH1SaToN, April 70. :
The Department of Washington has been dt;
vited iii o-iour Military Districts, as lol1oHs:.
District Of Alexandria TO embrace that portion
Of the Department Of Washington; and all troops
serving the!ein. lying south Of the PotomaE, 'er:
cert the northern neck, south OF the ratlroad from
Fredericksburg and Aqua Greek landing; with
headquarters ~ Alexandria, to be commanded by
Meior Gepera1J. g. Parks.
DISTRICT Of WashtngtpF t9 embrace tha! pottlen
Potomac, and al troops serving therein. except
inn the City Of Washington and tha country ba.
tween the POTOMAC and fatnxent Klyera, bontn ol
be commsnded: by Brevct 'Na}oE Generaa o: B.
WILCOX. ~ 81 -:';7.;': = .Htt; y. - x
! District Of Paturent to embrace The country be:
Euuth Of plscatoTay, and all troops scTeluE there
Iii, except Point lookout and the immediate IL
cfp,ty, With headquarters 1t or near Port Tobacco
Co)oue! H. Il. ellis, s6sh Michigan, temporarily
Disirfet @ Of Northern Neck to e1nhrnce ecoun-
try between the Potomac and kapp1haunoc *
Rlysrs sonh Of " naa naa1a Ge
n. b, 81 eiber, 18th New York earthly, tenposa-
- i s1a1:f Win htadquaFtsts 4 tu!h point as
The Dl-trict of St: M.1gs IL discontinued, and
the commander ordered r,to report. to General
SURGEON SLNENdL.S OEElEE, L
8; s''i'~ . WAsn1Sorosi April $50 a.m. 3 ::
10 hon: E. n Stanton: f. 80 u - 80; =.
'rhsyc tte horor to report shstsl'e secrctary Of
State ahd M1.F. Seward arc improving istoadlly.
...,, "t1 ~ y e p1asrs. saiseon General;
:..;,:; ..., T.. eCnukoH GExEs, OFFICE
WAsu7zoroN, APRIL ss-9 p a. !
Hon. e. u. Stanton: 80 :: :':'
have ,hc homo, 10 rcp3rt .hat the sccretaty ot
9tata tonE htt ususE ride lhss mososn1 Ana Is Tree
ri ID pain to.niRht. A:, tr,sAEu sequsa!ed T.
dny t3t Hotue one khou. -: to ri. nnd eays hs
/ Il nueL lettez. ILL siF.u1 y Improving .1at'
qaljy acd the wounds Of tho scatp atr healing.
Very respe =tfn'!yt; -,
b 2 on '.. u. 4. RAHsxs. surgeon General
"A successful Eurgicnl operation was performed
lpn SECRETARY S4waru's jaw this Afternoon. 1n tne
| preseucu Of erycral em,nent SURGEONS. Tne Sc
ret,r9 !. recovering rap!d:y, and Eldss ous essa
INV YohK, april az:-The tgaamfrtta 4 wan
;n,ton euec,ai says: "Jhe vaults OF The Farmers
tan,s hanx;f fa2;aa e ltiGaG3atn, ;ana3stn,,6ed: ia
TIA Cablneti tneenhg IT, dry, cona.d erRd ttntet-
| notiona1 questions likely To arise from tne eot-
sTd7cy; which Is elleRed to hase extensive rant
heapGsid eP9tsident johnson Wis 1oudly checred, 10
i jar: wlife psa..ns through the sreets- >.
~ bboih: :s bodg has been placed Whefa 1t Viii
| nertr tc seen By mortal ere aEai1. -: =,
| The Fvst's special says: T" Fecnsy!yanI sI 81,
ccot:on. heatet~ By Commissioner Levi. caleo
On ne Precedent, mafing the aiea aoates
vt delivered The President replied, repeanns
his.coh,fc,j6n that thu 1ebel: tesders should be
nnnis1e5 nnd tbs masses :of the people forgiven
| .o~v cawe1i nni H0n' are dong we'll.
, 1865-04-29

The Eny OF National Humiliation
ChnnEed. 81;

By the President Of the United Statea:"f''. J..
7 :Hke1xds by EFF proclamation Of tho e5th inst.
Isur:day, the 9th day Of next mon b, was re-
comnn:cs.ced as day 10. special hnm1!iation and
prayer in consequence of the assassination Iof
Ab1ehsu Lincoln, late President ii the United
statee hut, chereas ny attention has heeu called
To the fsct that The d.y Aforesaid, is sscFed 10
large number Of Christians as one OF rejoicing tor
tEe a:ceualon Of the Saviour; go
! Eow. therefore, DO II known 'that l.; Andrew
Jphneon, President Of the United States, do here;
; ii suggest that religions services, recommended
q. Aforesaid, should be postponed until Thursday.
tie 7drst day Of June next lntestlmoqJ whereof,
+, hs1e hereuBto set my hand, aud caused the seal
or the Lifted Statcs to BE- cGdzed..-'' - +:
Done at The c1,y Of Washington, This 2alhdn5 ol
ArraA .. 1eas, and Of the Independence Of the
! Uniled xtatee Of America the soih. -
-, .... - -.'AkDKEw JOHNSON. 3
DyT. HUNTER, Acting Secretary OF State. =
, 1865-04-29
~:TnE FENEEzAL CO8TEGE.:
Progress of the afematne from Huna.
10 tO. CicHelnnfl-Incfdau uts OF the


'''oooc' -. =: - ::-:>'-: 'r..v. /
-7* Especial Ditpatch to the Chicago Tdoune.J: |
EtrFA1o, n. !. April :7-1e:d9 p. m.. !
lie cortrga departed on: schedule time. az !
dated. A f.w moments previous to starting.
beaut:ful harp, woven Of flowers aud erersrccne,
was Laid upon tie coffin IS The gift and present Of
the young ladies Of the St. Cccelia Society. Thcf
lsies Of he Cnitar1En Society Of the cltY OF Bail
falo presented rare and elegantly worked anchor.
a1soWeTrn of flowers and averRresus; sSunerousf
other deltcate. aoral tributes were bestowed upon
Tie bier RI the dead. As >wo left the depot the!
band p'ayed funeral march: Great crowds of
people were assembled. who eyIuced their bel
ies's ment IT. o! wearing mourning seaaseg esapf
Especial Disputth to the Chicago Tribpnel
- NEAR HAnBrns, n. T., April: I:7-1o;5ap D. m:
rnr,,tr ~ rat1artd about large bonfire aud STOOD
Utth nEcoyersd heads while the train passed I |
: Tsnecaa, Dispatch 10 the Chicseo Trihune.a;
r. Norm EVANS, NY, Ap1t, s7.-1ess FL.
:; Larcc ton6res with crowds pf people aooutTho
ttoud vi h heads uDeoTercd. IS "e passt
5 ANGOLA, n. T., April a7.-1t:ls r. II.
=; Bopdreas blazing. and crowds q people stand
silently b a. the paln moves
s,;ee,a, Diapstch 70 the Chicago Tribune.l
suyR CREEK,' N. Y.,.April s7-1t:S r. H.,
! pcpot eplendtdIy Decorated. Large as,eM o!a9e
or nenn1e ure5eDt, who hocktn &puA+ AAo eaA'|01A
. ta,1ipE he Presidents retnatns.; :, = I,
:: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsaoase:l
i :, DusK1nk, N. y..Apdl 2s-1&1o a: =!
An tmnmense assemalage wild uncovered aeans aas
were IN WIt1nE In the centre Cd ne .Tass osp1's g,
wire 1~vnty-six young iadiea kncennG aaS Se eIsa
haiainn in ,he:' hnnd a small hae.1 4aey :ns4 I
51es ets in White muslin with hla 5sasa ta1oE
aft,ruI lie shoulder 5nd waist. az: sne ts1 oaEH
prSc1l Was band Of mazic; p1aT tae Itneiia, y
d1rea. .Aflez the music cc@1cd roe young .astSs3
en:esc5 th. csr containing the Femalns and pla9eo
uIeail Of flowers md eycrcrecIs oq INC cv.thu
| The depot wae richly Decorated. hoaG WaFtos
I inte o1 :ng archrd from the beaanst aa
| lafre beautiful haEa trrtrvenca aud cl1.pea eacI
o,ler.;t1aema,ic Of the uuity OF 4e otaEa ,
atnutr guns were & red during our etay:, -,
| +" tspecte1 Dispatch TO ,he: Chtcax1 11ibnne.1i
PoH11Akp, \. I:,'ApHl 23-1s::35 4. 4: !;
T. Bonhrcs, &1. Crowds assembled annut. Mitt
a z, dropping, The. nsc stua net pcc-v tre 4!
u.e tram 1,aEeed: .>.' ..,., - ~: -" |
~ Especial Dispatch % The calc.sn Trlbnne.j
-. WEs1F1E1:D, r. y.:,;Aprii ssIA j.
| The depot is handsomely a.EJr1rcl, 4 lbu;
1irc Of lighted lamps tArss ,Bu8pplet from wire
n.-a g1rr splendid Light { 1a:ee asssmalas
| arc coacrec"t"d. delegation OF i've dtc
p,scra c,o oss o, rose. on ia, nas- yrs CONN
On the crose wHs the inscttption-s. Ours th
cross thine the crown." The nsmea Of tia i
dies we1e: Hrs. DEnke, wife Of the late Co!ons
, 1865-04-29
E1>D3I INDIANAPOLIS.
The ksiE,nt.s.i of Col: m9rray Re-
- V-nI 0bkt QHHcEs :; /
Ienccia; Dispatch to the Chicago THhace.l
1NpIAEApoL1s, April Is, 1855

Jepceia; Dispatch TO nc ehAcaeo tf7naee.l
IHp1AHAPo11s, April Is, 1855.
= ~, e. S, Murray, sath 1ud'ana volunteers,
.xrhna. dIsmtrsal from the sec1iee was reeensly
nn,ilienra, this morning received telegram from
tol. Burnett. Jndge Advocate, ~ho u at Wishing
ton, a nocnelpg that the o1def ol.nss .hs IT,. @
4Tom tho service has been revoked BY tue 'tat
ncT.r,u1ut % Such prompt 5egocst!on nccea.Fa. ,
AZ implies tint the original +orae OF dismissal
The .l,.l regiment Nal simpaon co n@enalpe; . :,
left u::s atte.noon for the front 'IAc nc"f OF
Johnston. surrender to Sherman on The sa.ne
7eIms :rnnt.a 70 tee had ut resehea 9e SiIe Sfy
.,1,1erching .anwn Washington street. The tbys
felt * crli'",'y good orer It. nnd seemod,so nEe
pride in Il { thought thst they were 10 clnset mp
,1he )n"e j. OF gallant rc:lmeEt= which the Hoo
Eter Stat. h41 -Gut 10 do battle for the lie c.
1t has t'cctl mining all the Aftcraoou, aud the
n,r y ,ne iunsr. .erenon1es Have
fnrcc viii krpt us work *darsue II. night land
tits hoped INST Everything viii Ire eompletA In
time
, 1865-04-29
FROM SIT, LOUIS.


!! Isreeial Dispatch to 1he chicago Tabnae:l ;
';.'.-..t: 49, =; ST. Lor1s, April ..
!! ,d,epstch WIS recci1ed yesterday By the De-
aif1nent commander sznm Capt. Croker, CO. 4,
I'D Mifsout1 1nf.ntIy At Miami NJ stating th =
VII, 51dSs natty Il Thirteen bushyhackera kill
1ns M e1sSt ei them and capturing their arms and:
lorfes. .ia. tt1rtceu haudred returned Onion
,risnn,rs IN The rilttarT hoepitas OF this city,
renressntiuc Regiments fsom every loyal st3te
ftom Maine 1oaEtunesota. ThsJ ~ genstally
Improving from%the hosf1d easetss .! 9eoet o4t.
, 1865-04-29

C1sdNxAr1p April -L,o: gs,ofgta paESEs E1
Hi 1ne 1as fesei forces It Selma and d.
reyfna lie ar.ana's7 auq. n!andsactnE1es thetc,
W,'srn moved sssts!arat capturing 1o1;goms,r;y, r.:
n, tsta OF ilE:a,des rutnine the ony KemaInlug'
rail Dad, breaking up all the maeaue shops, and!
destroying. military stores. The manufacture Of
materials for future campaign Il now lmpos-
atbte,
, 1865-04-29

A1nAxE AR 2Geys1aos %;;Eaod Fsnton ; has yet,ed
fnc9easc Of fare 1aiea.
, 1865-04-29

The Steamer suItanA Blown Up
Fourteen Hundred LtExs Lo1t.

TSptc,nl Dispatch to the chicago Tnhune.l:
!. -. r. ST. LOFTS, April Is, 1865.
4 dispatch to headquarters from New Madrid
announces horrible catastrophe down the. t1ver.
Tua steamer Sultana exploded With two thousand
.o|a,e1s on board. Fou4leen hundred lfvea were
A..
, 1865-04-29

-The Ayyn ru7ent& for the Fun"ra1 Obs
.nnnic~- tSe,IrsxnslaX1a in A1tendancr
.The Procession and Decorations
, 1865-04-29
Fem aOhsrtisen1elltS.

WAR CLAIM AGENCY =. OF
E1 the EnItea States Sanitary Commission: Back
bounty pnssens ana ntze %oae{ seS15rf wth
C. ipcresrcd f.efltes arc offered for the successful
r,o.,cuticn OF clsims. nalce &c Eeynnlds' Block,
rcir r, o. DEARBORN u. II: U. Eu 34S3. Chicago.
i AI4 yll3.li,uCt /. - u u. BAliEl.HrT, Agent.