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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

with the acceptance OF their recent Legislation,
including the amendments to the Constitution
emancipating all negro slaves; and with the
right on the part of the Federal Congress to
legislate on the subject of the relations be.
tween the white and black populations in each
State. Such is, as understand, the effects of
the amendment to the Constitution which has
been adopted by the Congress Of the United
States JEFFERSON DAVIS.
This was closely followed by mass meet
ings in the capital and elsewhere.
How strange it is that all these bloody
minded men, who advocated the black
flag and no quarters upon our street cor
ners, contented themselves with words;
and, with all this hate of Yankees, never
undertook to find them at the front, where
there have been lots of them to be found
four years.
Mr.. D. said in one of those Richmond
meetings in his speech, eve will teach
them that when they talk to US they talk
to their masters" 81 409G, .t .g
Mr.. Stephens came home with but
new cause of sorrow, and those who said
he talked of coming home to make war
speeches and denounce the terms offered
simply lied. Before Mr.. Lincoln's death
he thought he was doing a favor to him
not to include that offer of four hundred
millions in gold for the Southern slaves in
the published report, for it would be used
to the injury of Mr.. Lincoln by those of his
enemies who would talk about taxation
and the debt. &
Mr.. Stephens has frequently expressed
no apprehensions, should the fortunes of
war throw him into the hands of Mr.. Lin
coin, and said he would not get out of the
way of raid were it not for appearances,
on account of the Office he held. He
spoke of Mr.. Lincoln as an old friend, who
had generally voted with him in Congress,
and who had good heart and fine mind,
and was undoubtedly honest.
This much we have written in vindica-
ton of our assertion when the terms were
offered that they "were not dishonorable. {"
We so remarked at the time the confer
ence ended, and for so doing was scofed
at and reviled by the administration press
of the South, who endeavored to excite
the public against us by raising the mad
dog cries of reconstructionist, " enemy
to the Southern cause" etc.
We have also felt it duty to give Mr..
Stephenss statement to the public as evil
dence that when master of his own acts
he hid no part of the truth from those who
asked him tor it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07
W DENNISON,
Postmaster General

AL that's bright must fade, is not an
piicable to fine set of teeth brushed with Fra.
grant Sozodont. Its protective, preseryative
and beautifying properties will preserve the
Whlleness. soundness and natural polish of
good teeth throughot life. And when nm
SOUND, It Will arrest decay. and remove from
crates. sou
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

public that only insulting terms were ten
dered; but the commissioners declined
to make it, on the ground that it was not
true.
With some difficulty they secured the
reception of the brief and perfectly truth
full, but not very clear report that was
published, and Mr.. Davis put the coloring
to it and endeavored to SECURE bis object
of crushing the great Southern peace party
by an infammatory dispatch sent all over
the country, followed by the actual report,
with the following ingenious preface, writ
ten by himself:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Feb. 6, 1865
To the Senate and House of Representatives of
the Confederate States
| recently received written notification
which satisfied me that the President of the
United States was disposed to confer formally
with any official agents that might be sent by
me with view to the restoration of peace,
He requested the Hon. A. 81. Stephens. Hon.
&. N. 7. Hunter and the Hon. John a. Camp.
bell to proceed through our lines and hold con-
ference with Lincoln, or such persons as he
might depute to represent him.
l herewith submit for the Information of
Congress the report of these eminent citizens
above named, showing that the enemy refused
to enter into negotiations with the Confederate
States or any of them separately, or give our
people any other terms or guarantees than
those which Congress may grant, or permit us
to have vote on any other basis than our un-
conditional submission to their rule, coupled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

and TO very fortunate extent conded tn best sno
6ttest hands In the conduct Of our naval operations
.o nut the right In the right place has bcen tne
constant effort OF the Department and tho recent MS
oyy of The navy bears witness think, TINT the eurt
hos not been unsuccessful fuitless. IL IL my pleas
inc duty 10 add that the numsr Of highly merorious
officers eminent in all the requirements and accom-
nlshmente " their profession which our navy st pre
sents has not unffequently embarrassed the Depart
ment In its difficult task ofselection.
| a. neace is being restored among u.s. the country
NOW nnts off the formidable naval hrmor which 1t had
assumed 20 yindcate upon mighty scale that snpfem
ocy Of the national law which Is the very Ire oi our
Union In the details OF the policy ara the measures
nv hitch our naval power Is now brougt down W 'he
dimensions and distributed 10 tie Important operh,ou'
~ n.aea establishment the country VIII see WIN ie
lief and gratitude large and signn reduction OF ma.
nonsl expenditure need hardly say That inns Bsn'
object il kept constantly and carefully IN view py 'hs
department ., ,,,. 4, Aha Mai,
dictate of wise policy Yet true wisdom Girects tn't
this roy of r, in the naval brhnrh Oh tne
nubc service must not BE- carried too far. III SIN
wise-tbe wisest-economy 10 cbcfish the navy 10 nus
hand It's resources to invite new supplies Of youthful
courage and skin TO s service. to be amply supp@d
with all needful facilities and preparations for eiil-
cheney and thus to hold within prompt ard easy reach
its vast aud SOLITARY power for the national defense
and naturalization.
Let the Government still extend IN Judici0ns ana
moderate measure this fostering care 10 It's navy ana
whenever the crisis shall arrive that our national righs
or interests imperilcd may be assured tnnt inc
navy will again yndicate the claim which u has hi,
ready so sicnay established, to TIC admiration ana
gratitude Of the country. GIDEON WELLS,
The PEEsIrrsT Secretary Of the Navy.
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THANK ssivius ut the Five Points H i;s ssd:s

Thank sgivinG at the rive rou'' =, n, iosdsn-
JrJu.fry No. IsS Worhst-lhe trustees ~ - rresrrt
ton in IasLins their usus Thank spp :, Sr pot
,hs following abatement. to eoa5!e tie menu.
r,J.,.,,pi the nature and extent OF then Ws "a .sihvs
IwEtyE EuypREp AND EiGHrftork VOL >, ',ns1ucs u
h,x, been received into the house. ala ,ls s ~ is u
r,tnr,rd 10 friends, DARN: the year en'hs W."
October. r-- rvvrr children a's
strrnxx HuSpRED AND THIRTY Ihhhh
ben taU sht in their schools durius re ruorssyp TorS
TuRyx Uu,pRxp AND THIRrrlhfss ny ,yra 70 To
utSna,n Isp IH,RrY.Slx MgALs have oeeh wv
poor, nio-tly 10 children. - H., Too HrypHD "
maintained At th. institution ana " A.,
MvALs sre given DAILY. ,,, os bread. With oenes
some TWENTY THOUSAND ponnds o. Vs. 4, rnousy vds
-. Of fooa and several hundred do,as n,.,.,<d
S,,ihu,d in families here sickness ahu has,uds 81
I ELEVEN HuIDRxD pairs Oh 'n'e' Ma.
go. 10 uade before aid aS are esueey
i; oney clothng and sli articles o. IT, ~, s,ss depene
rl,.J aud viii be sent fot desiirs - the eypsnss
80 mocb on tho receipts al tins season NAV be ess
~ a. honse through the year 1onu,
o. w.. ,o."r.r or TO 5. b. HALLIDAY is Worh~
! n,r..r will be prepared on ThsnA's'"'
oci'cA ''' TRUSTEES. ,sr.o,bk
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL, PIesiden,; 10.
AM ,nCu y CAMP Treasurer, No. lfs fesh'"
n LAKEWOOD. No. Is Pstt-s.
HnIu.pJFsrLY No. i34 Broome-sI las
nuhppsUAIL LEFPFRfS No. ~ Bro:In~"S, s.n,hst
~ rp = nERICk g. FOSTER, No. 10 Las
WiIiiAM r. BOOTH, No 81 front".,
N uJDIG STYDAM. ~. IS Wsssry % ~,rth.,t
TuEo B. BRONSON. Secretary, No. :. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

Donetiou Visit at the Home Tor INC rr's ~
less No. e Eas, 1hir,irtlstThe friends and psIoIs -
UONE FOR THE fRlENDLEsS are invited 70 w. ~
In,titutiou on THANkSGINING-DAYD Dec. !, os'"eeSS~
hour. off aud 8 y. N. n.,,l ,su.
Fxerc.es in th. Ch,pc by tho children rss Ma
n,rncng Ia the AFTERNOON at ,, and In the ~ I''S
Recess and dinner for the children between hs poS, ~
and clock Tie several Home Industrial % nsn,r
y.n.d at ne Houe-wi. have their Thanh - l.y ~
their respective schooroos, on the sans day OF ID
lowing =, A.. In. Al family ass
plies " III De gratefully received.
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>,rw.yoRK FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
IN - wALLSrREEr: NO.
CASH CAPITAL..."......'''''''
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I' IAN. -, md p.m.r, by FIRE upon terms a. i'''''
institutions x, AID rnosrTlf
pIaBcr0Rs; c,..r,
D,NIrL UNDERIIILL, Press s, T. stewst
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Oliver ~; snon, SanL }. WarTG ss;'ansel Ulscbcess'
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sauIL c. Harriet. Syrsnpa .hsnsa Ethelben n.s,t,sL
John y. Andruw. NM, ~ WrrrsI Joseph A. GAIA
josiah o. Low. r..". Dsvsy. james =, Wr;xbl
John Evan I hon, scs1dsr. y.mss 4 $3.50
Wllisss Dsssw. iinIl2 IN Il b COIA0N if-
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Donation visit at the Home for the Friea

Thank iving.-CENTRAL METHODIST LrISv.
PAL CHURCH Seventh-ave.. near tolrteenh'st p'e'
A. n a M by the Pastor. the Rev. HENRY J. FOA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
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Making the total available resources
from appropriations for the fiscal year
ending June 80 1866 &lf@2o 'ls ~
This 10 exclusive Of what has been and my be de
rived from sde OF vessels and other properly which
she close OF the has enabled the department 10 dis
pee Of
Tie whole OF this large amount will not be needed
for disbursement during the year. and several o The
bnreaus will have balances sufficiently large 10 cover
their expenditures for the succeeding fiscal yeer. The
estimates for the year ending June - 1851 aIe as fol-
lows:
Paw Of the Navy ...................s o. J36 G3o 90
po5ntiea IA dlsclsrQed sranleu ....... $50 900 90
Fauinmeot OF yc.aels ............. I.D090OO %
Nav Yfrds pay OF SUPERINTENDENT. 40. Lls5 500 0O
tory MISUNDERSTANDING. 4s677s 90
Harsecns' Dsceef artes and iosptsls . 9W. $50 90
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

A GRAsD RUSH yRoH InaLAsp.--Aii 90.
eounie agree In representing that an immenss
number Of people in ireland have been only
awaiting tho rectal Ahli shmsnt Of peace in'this
country In order 70 smigrats ,hers- Now,
that such peace . virtually concluded, no
doubt the smigfant ships viii be crowded for
tho comihg year, and the Commissioners Of
EmigrAtion will have thsif handsfaii Of busi-
ness In attending the duties qf their once.
The IriiA 1ymsS of recent date says: 1--WE
believe that whom peace snsues between tia
belliksrents In America. the emigration which
has hitherto taken place compared with that
which viii certainly ensue, will be as the
leaking Of Aweif TO the opening Of the siuice,
There Is not q city, town or hamlet In Ire.
land. In which largo proportion Of the Able'
bodied population Is not determined TO emi
CRATE the moment peace I, made" I" 90
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
rhs Iessllnr Abss.II.

The semhsgts Of The nonaeh' prsss upon
.he assesslnation Of Nj LJscoLS, VIM stfrAst
marksd At,spilOp II ssepS tp bare created
'tsprofodnd an enotioa abroadras IT did.Sith
eprselYss, while the lste Prssidsa.s good
IapslilIss s1eias heartily recognized The
London. 7s@sssaya.astit IL pe. wing the iAn-
guAgs of hypsrboIs In describing -ths pro-
yailins nanis,s,stio9s o. fsslsss9 a. uhsr-
.Applsd. 4 space of twenty -four hour vas
sufheient 20 an the oouatry met only With
sdSf ana ihdikpa.ion. but 20 evoke iAimos.
unprecedented expressions Of feeling, ,frOm
constituted bodisA% TAe I,Ondon. Herald,
nc organ 81 che high tory party, makes a
curious admission ia the course Of its 70.
markS 10 tho effect that the Uuitsd States Il
now the grcutest military and inavAl poWSi
known % history. II openly cOhisssss thai
We have no match q great military power
among the nations Of the earth. IN tht
midst Of tho real szptssAohs ,of ssrrow and
sympathy, the hostility n the Tory press q
this country 10 uiill manifested. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
Chs-i.rn.sm MRS. Cen. sherman.

Aa841A oens nnNAtsANas
,i A department. Of fthsnorthwestsr sapitsry
fair, to commencs In Chicago May 50 1888,
for the relief Of our sick and wounded sol
diers, has been plpopd under the care Of Mrs.
William 7. Sherman. In lie behalf she says
she Il conhdent that II 10 not presuming upon
thai Sintsrssi aands gsnspoaityS Of ofIicsua and
soldiers Of epr yiptorieps ermies 10 call upon
q value md If&y fsiic Z Il They may hav.
On thelr pesseasl6a, which NIll have uBtold
worth IN thsissss q ihsir legal eompatriets,
Z NOBs know 40 well the needs Of our brave
army In time OF sickness, aud when Suffering
ffom gun slot ana sabfS .stf6ks, ~ Thag ara
tisslfi mono vim aPpsseiats tsmors ssnsibly the
saeFts nov making feS the relief Of the three
hundred thplssnd heioic sufferers lAnguishI
ing to-day IN hospitAls, ard Who will need
tsndSf caro- Ind chsrishing for the eOinins
year. sForsuok of.Ahs gallant men ~ have
fallsn gloFiously in battle, Or from lingering
wounds and sickness, our ReqHltscdf ~
pace shall mover Be Waiting. Yet duty'tO
the living appeals no lss 10 ths iAepdeapsi
ssnsibilities Of the human heart, Who car
have more claim upon the universal heart
than the patriot Boidior,' the defender Of hi
oountry's risht, ths yihdieatOr Of the soun'
try's honor la at,yrs . b.ls.i ~ /
tMFs, Sherman also appeals 70 her friend
" rh9m this circular may como for such AID
IN SHtchihg hSr departaisht" with VALUABLE
eontribhtions As their gshsrosity and patriot
ism may suggest. Any contributions vii b
AeesPtabls. Nothing sent can come Amis'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

EMMNOM||| ~
rnnspi "a Jonsscs and thei = tbtFs %
,hs q'ss. .A.,rn ths nis,II "a 1fs'srr
", li'd "a ~. -. =. = =
s,,he.th hi, fighI sfm - Win he ri
iffsnl ~ vbtfisla ! - hop,is 20 ~, A9thp D.i
1 p.r,nisnt neat week, kad % present the new
French MlnIsier.
GEH. DAsiEL Il. sIckLns IL absent ID
South America on n dlnlematIs mission, 10
writes IN good spifits % the sgsei produesa By
~ ~ tlaf btSsbcsti 6fthe union cause in the
eouBtries he has visited. s.l
1CnHisfflf MfEsE, V6lIset0f 0f.ths Pot o.
BusAlo, disa On Monday night. ,gis.54{l
cHARLHs. Rrsn, tldrtg jean old, and la
boring under tsmporaEy deSangemsnt. IN eonso.
qusnss u ths refusal q woman v rseiptoeats
his Aaestlon. kliied himself n Hsw Ygrr on
Monday By taking iAudsnun.
GnoRoE W. MoaEOns foe many gears clerk
of the District coart Of me Unitsd ststes, pre-
sided over By Judgs Belts, in New York, disd
on sunday morning at his residence in HobOksh.
GAIL KISS, the celebrated scufptor, died
at Berlin on The 2llh nltimo. He 4 wsIl known
in the London Exhibition Of 1891, and In tho New
i MLN"M
copied Os asmansr sesis -f'r =, ~
PHIILUsKt The Roman Catholic Arch.
bishop Of Possa and 0rosen, Is dead--hAvihg
hllsd his srehisplsecpai once slnse ist,' HsvA.
vsry popular ia Poland. -.
GEoRsu Corr, who. has hssna resident Of
Busalo sad ous-of ~ icasing merchants sines
fs1i. ga On fassasy amer > Stief iIiheis. ne
va, Han of great ssiii'y shd unspO',sd char
| .svSssr" Cor, late conEr..sIaah nom
Ohio, 70 whom he people ysssa : atietslef leave
Il tho election last fall "a about 70 refsoss ii.
residence from columbus 70 New York, Coz an
nognss, his Intention " abAudepiag politics,
Ths tlad ha has sheuld be abandoned - sooP >,
FhGsK GUIsH, afTolsde. was found dead
On Wednesday, hanging bylhis neck NE 40 ths
ptsket u issss. IA is supposed that, bsinE onl
knsf lhs hsa.s va. loJksd, he attempted 10 seais
the fsuss, clipped, and wsseasghs By the mock
lie. or r7tItt rt.
Gen. GnLxonu's Srdst requifing Cha
prayer for the President to be used IN he Epis.
sopai ehurshss Of ssyahbah, ssas svaAed By Rev
j G, n. CoLar, assstant minister Of Christ church
1ho closed Tho church bntil ne sohid hear NON
ibs Bishop o. the diocese. Tho pleasant altsrna
tive Of reading the prayer going to Fort Pnlaa-
ki, sooh brought The minister TO proper sense Of
his daiisa. And he sppllod for aud obtained per
mission 70 take, tho oath. Of Allegiance, ~ ih'
same time promising 70 read the prayer regularly
hereafter.
JAnEs Il, .MpRpock,s Esqe Ia lying e1
srsmaly IN 81 his fsrm. near Warren, Ohio. -
Gov. ArEHN thinks that the frat inhugura
of President Lincoln, II disseminated HaEaTbiet
through the south, would have prevented tn
var. =,
.iHons--mOrs generally oAilOd Hume-th'
great Amsrissn table s-tlppsr--who has bssn ~
tonish,ng Europe WIN his fests oespirltaalisn
he. returned hofas. and ID AOldiss ior,h N New
YORK. ht1 'I'.as-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

" ASOrrsspOndsst Of the New York Tfibuns
mshtioGs seeing d Captain in hua's late army
q his homo ploughins up snail garden lot
with his war horss, Ne had lost an his
slaves and most Of his psraonal property.
But he had Awifs Sna children which he vas
bound to support. lie did not believe In
secession At tho outset, but wont for Il because
his stAte did. Labor Ia the tfus way 70 re-
store The South, Every mai IN the rebel
States should follow the example Of This rebel
Captain. Out Of tho soil, With industry Ap-
piled To II, comes the wealth that is 10 restore
The South TO order and prosperity II may
20 hard at hrst to thos6 unused 70 labor 70
pttsmpt 10 cara their own living. but millions
(pf men equally as good ure doing the Same
I thing and deem u b privilege So soon a.
they show the disposition 10 hslp themselves,
lhsy will and others ready 70 assist them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

Z HAcHUHcHn DiSvIcuEgT IN Nav YORk.- -
The ancsrtalnties Of law have bssn ,expe-
rieneed BY one Of our churches. One of the
lnOst slsgant honsss OF Rofship in New, York,
In the most fAshionAbls losAiio on, was built By
~ Seongfseation .6f which Dc. HAgas was then
pastor. The church became embarrassed
and could not 20 on. u Oaa offered for vale.
II was supposed the EpiscopAliana would
poasOasit. '-SOms pf the Baptists, unwilling
that 90 elegant q church ihould 70 out u
their hands, persuaded the Oliver btScet
church, Who were down towp, who had money
bata very aAAn- congregation, 10 take the
new houss and unite the congregations. This
Wis ookS. y TIT transfer Of the property was
made and everything seemed weh settled.
In electing' trustees heleading Iman of the
I old Madison avenue church was omitted. He
took umbrags q h Tsonbls commenced.
Stormy church meetings followed. SHARP
lines Of alienation were drRun, Anipppsal
was had 10 the courts hAftsr q litigation Of
fsur years tho court deoidsd In favor sof the
old oiEaAlHatioa. hJThe,O Oliver strosAl church
has been tuFusd ont In aliS ooldSithoatA proc
pest ofregaining thslAonsyS they put Ia to
save the church from foroolosune. Beside all
this tho.prspssty has ih6Fsdssd immensely II
value since the uniOnlL and that makos Tho
dsclsl0A more ssssFe.i n !, si5lgM % =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

Ths seiaisr hnr;s ef efsserst.ry ssw.rd.
We undsrstand that Hon. o. B. MATrssoS,
Of Utiea, Nov York, has offered RoBHsoE,
The soldiernurse of Hon Secretary srwAnD.
farm Of 800 acres in the West, II he would
take up his residence IA that seotion. Mr..
R6BnsoS hss The mastst under consideration.
The amount subscribed By the liberals minded
merchants of the city q New York, amount
ing 10 81, eco; was yesterday handed ovsf "a
Nj, ,Royissos, By Coz. srvAHp.
oHkRLssiL, wrLsoH, Esq formerly sso.
rotary Of Legation. 70 London end Editor q
the Chicago Journal, has seht 70 the Depart.
msat Of stats 500 for ne bsnsht Of RobE.
soS the soldier nurse and the employees Of
ths Journal, smulAtins the Editors cram
pie, eontributed ssyshty y-seysn dollars % the
brave fellow Who protected Hon, Secretary
sEvkED from The kpifs Of the pssAspin. 4.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

Mn. GEo. wALEER, of Springfield, has
been appointed by the Secretary Of The Treas
uryto 70 10 Europe 10 0ermany--and
Allay the alarm which the bankers there have
got into concerning alleged eoanterfeits of
our national bonds. IL Il not knoyn really
that thero are such eounteTfsits; but u thers
prove TO be, Mr., Walker win have the means
of dstootiRg them and Of enabling the foreign
hanksuito do the sams, and soto project the
business Of dealing in American bonds and
in the second place, 70 500 what terms can be
abfoad, il such I thing should prove desire
bic WHOM the Five -Twenties come 70 be
funded. Mf. walker viii also look into ths
Eurppsan systems Of banking and taxation "a
see n there is In them pnything that can b
sdvsntagsously adopted in our own systems,
HewilI leave II the steamer which sails from
New York on wednesday next. - ~ 9
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

EscAPn oV PRIsossRs SRoH FoRr Wan.
RHH.-YestssdAy afternoon, during a dense
fog, three prisoners Of war, who were con-
hned In Fort Warren, managed 70 sip past
the guard and get outside the walls Of the
fort, where they sseutea a boz which they
slid into tho water, and then getting on
board, padded o6 N the direction Of Hull
They were soon missedNnd ian alarm was
given. Several boats manned by soldiers
went in pursuit Of them, but At last accounts
the fugitives had not been captured.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

AsHoRn large and nnwieldy' boat,
The, New World, which has been anchored In
the stream nosf Iris city for many months
past, went sshore yeaterdSy ct Smiths Inlet
near Point Lookout Maryland, whore shS
had been carried for use a. floating hos
pital. The New World . about three hun.
dred feet long and four stories high The
last accounts represented that several boatI
were trying to pull her OF the mud. She
used TO be sound boat In Now York, but As
she sunk once on former occasion here, II
Is presumed she is anyt hing but sound now
AIszaRdrIa JoEJ1iaL II, |.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

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.. orr .,os- tns hsDsii.on sa,.se u.Na
ZThe Three Ween Feanss o. the
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believe that the fAilure thus far Of the
insurrection may be attributed 10 three prin.
oipal causes. First, and most materially, to
the failure Of Johnston and tho Western
Army 70 keep Sherman out Of Atlanta In the
same manner rs Leo and the Eastern army
kept GfAnt out Of Petersburg and Richmond.
seoondly, tothe imbecillty,of the Coufeds-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
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PAssAeB oY sHhhipAN's CAvALHT THRouaH
rHH cIrr.-Gen.' p. Shsridan'S cavalry
corps, Numbering between s,O0Oand ., OO0
men, and aoconpanying trains, Passed
through Rlohraond yesterday striking the
lower portion Of the city, opposite the pom
toons, and gcingout Broad street. Ths'corps
was several houra passing given point. The
10 the citizens living ata distance from ths
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