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Tur Pre.idrr'. though ,nr IN 'ce,lc hes.it,
constantly ,proyed hy the pressure q ImIor,u.
nate ofice--ckct,.
vich.Psrsir,Sr JouNeo, = still .. wast ingtor,
but VAL sN'a return to rcurcss.o g. ,loss Wy hl'
business there as Military Governor, and to attend
the nsu ,irstor afCovcrror Rrowulow
ADDITIONAL arrests have been made n Washing
ton for violst,us OF NE military regulation ssaius,
recruiting to- DISSENT STATES and Tor stempts At
fraudulent eul,tmcnu.
srvrsIt members = tho Cabinet were Yesterday
,nyAeci With the Presdeut GA the sui e.t ~ renew
inc the commiss ms " civil ofylccrs whose terms
are about to expire. Tie rotInA,,cr General bad
the largest budget
JTn Ne CiA.a, aias sue Munly," was hung
at Louisville, XIV, yc,tsrdsy, IN prtsusnce " his
sentence. lie protested that, At tho time Of bis
capture, and srco The commencement q The war,
he has ocn Confederate soldier
pisrArcnFs rom various cities are TO the effect
that 81 Patrick Day was observed more generally
,hsn ever before. IN Rosiou &C rroccssiau mum.
tcred nom three 10 four ihousard persons with a
military '~rort and eleven bands cf music The
Fenian Rrothe-hood constitute n4rGed fs-,,ue
IN he procession.
InE Prenieui has .rpmntcl John niselov, our
present Charge d Affairs a, rars, TO Dc Envoy IN
raordinsry and Nluieer renpo,cut,ry Al that
Cour IIo has A'so appointed Hon. Amhro-oe W
CLARK, late Reprc.cn,a,vc in Ccns,,sa nom ,he
2oth D-tric, Of New NorE. " be Consul At Vslpar.
.so, Chill.
ruv following '.'pstch was received yesterday
from prouincn, gentleman in Haitian, Who hs,
always shored for tho ruiou cauac: "Every
ion'st rr'vin. al hsls with sAusfNcu,n President,
Lnrolrs order relative 70 guerra and 0licrs ~
-eh'llion. II is tme surnc distinction vas ma e
between decea, people AMI he sjcr, Ani shehors
4 pirates sni robbers"
Jsv CooEE reports the sale of the seven thirty
loan yester .Ay at ,GGL35O. Jay Coke has luft
completed arrsn rm,nt with Wells Fargo n
Go, Il San Francisco, which will p.t tho Seven
Lirtiet Arough tie m,cAiuery OF these three
hundred Offices, sll over California, oregon, Ne
yads and Colorado. The .nmcu .nounis Of gold
now boarded on ITO Pa,iac side arr expected
to To reached and brought 10 tAe East by ,lis
measure.
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hsve te' abandoned ~ an obso.etc idea sherman
he ttc nlriucncc 10 tell General Ia''"i'n WA ne
ncn have h,. murdered hiic tornS O. that t. thcy
l'v' hyv1 shot While burning piisaie houses and
lhN he iute'fs 70 execute hs ptisotct' w e,rhs,
llu' II. lhis IL the corner have sitt ttd "lf
selves % te lriyen into 70, no' mcchut IL Htvii''
Of the l1nSces a. the uutfCt with The -'oru' - I
citizens. Ee'.lisiion must he commenced lot tie
iurdcn fall upon Nherc umhy.
Iut the W 80, tfc- to coutoie itsc'i ui'h the to-
lief th.t Johnston viii 40 sorsthine terrible siiI
sherman. n ~, latter don't cca,e hi, INFUSION on
the ,acrol .oil
one thing &. ohviou. General sherman II about 70
encounter serious trouble tor the t-- time 90 t,ls
cs'upagn since he ~ Atlanta. lie l. It'll iu 'hgt
s The condition Of the otds they uo' De- able of
,9mc day, TO come 70 gretnH 'li' side Of -,
th' opportunity 10 ncrcl-c and nass tteir orrcn IN
this state
The Di-r,r,n contains an announcement for
meeting, vii,h reveal, something ottlc feeling
VA Richmond With regard to The aspect Of military
sfEits III save:
4 p4hlic meeting o. tho citi tcua Of Richmond V.l
a. y o'cOct. pr position iesisucd to fur'l'- the
interests o. the cou.eic cy, an a,at b. tic .-n,t
cussed AddIcs.Cs may Doe expected iIoin Hon. q "
Moore OF kcntucky, hcv. !. J.. Eduurds Of ts ciJ,
and 0theu. s'neiai attendance Is re jueeted.
The rebel Congress, iJ.t before al ouruinenL re-
oeived special from PRECEDENT DAVIS, veto
ing the hill which provided for eScmptins certain
employees Of the Government from military dHtv.
Congress" also refused 10 pes the bin providn tor
taxing the Confederate census" probably owing 10
10. belief that the Confcdsncy never had any scns6,
10 take
The wuiG has something irudirc to cucidste the
mysterious tobacco transaction At fredericksburg
II saws
We have obtained the main fas'. Of the sreat To-
laccO -poc llatiou, Ia reference (Which thctU NefC
~ msny rumors last week. u appears that 81 ascut
Of Ncv lorE mercantile A.u-e, vh0se nam" 10 Il
to certain partes Ia th- cit, to contract with them
for the delivery ot = sTscif'd ,uanuN OF mHnainc-
urcd tohArco at euutg he undertnkiur for
he princips to remove tAc tobacco ttuu tlh' point
With the imp ed consent ot tie iuited state hu.
thurtes provided the touie lrrAie authorities vuu
udicae tncir cnaH NJ. 100 writing, Co the pruplsHl
Transaction. The tobacco va to D." pIli ior ON lts
Wa vouched lot ly an Influential iuu'ab b"r o Con
Cfc-s who hal intimate business tclaiiour with it
concern.
TIE wmH, dso, seems to have a hope that 'o'u"
thing favorable for the Conicdcracv viii yet turu up
IN Mexico aud or this .nhcci remarks
General NcyiA, = government military commander,
is baud and glove Nith the Confederate ttu' tAl
slaughter Agt more loo .5tIiut siI' b. %, -uWaey
ciDslus Of tn AnLpv Cu'l-uiHty ht N4fzmO.u-, D..
orders from the Mexican ~rcr of -tas, clio ltd
sui mittrd b, the ihntee Consul appointed "a SEP
temhcT lAst. The Gntevs are Nleu'Iy hlr1"r'htns
C.lrir iu their eatou- with the Mexican Cmplc ug
IN other rOfdr. 'thiugs r. vofsin'.
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NEW YORK OUT OF DOORS.
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Little phii." ~tilI at Work.


Edr Drpdrtmsn', EEiin.iau, March II. r. "
--"Nor General sheridan I,yort. on the 18th In T.
from the hridse Of the Richmond and Tredericshute
Railroad, lrTo, the South Anna river. that having
destroyed the Jane. River Ctus far to the east
Groochl.ni he nnr,hci 10 to tho virginia Central
Railroad at To!svillc and destroyed IL down to iiea
yer ban station totally dc'ro' inr fifteen mile' Of
the road Gen. Custer Wa then sent 80 Ashland md
Gcn Devi1 to the south Anna bridges, MI OF which
have teen Dc 'rosct Cen. sheridan .ays n" amount
Of property destroyed Ia h' mach Ia enormous. The
enemy stem:ted 70 rr' won't his banning the Central
Rallroad bridge overtho sou'h Anna, hu' the Fil,h
nitsd state Cavalry cahrsoi up 10 tho bridge and
stout thirty -ta dashed acrp-s foot, driving
N the onerv '1i capturing three rieces OF artillery
tTsnty FOUNDER Parrots
& \, pAN,. As.'t secretary Of War.
The r0.ut NJ the Richmond and Freicrioh-hu G
Psp oah from ~hich Gcn. sheridsn's dispatch IA
d,sd i 'o nile. moth ofEichnond and Grooohdslc,
'ro POINT 10 hich ho has destroyed a." tsmes River
'.n., 10 about Q. mile. west Of Richmond
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The DeIclt Of BraRa.

The wilmington corresrondent Of the FhiAds phla
INortPr Writos, under date Of March T., ss follow,
The morning Or the 10Th 'hovcd our army stretch
ich' scro-. ne railroad, our contr' and hcvond the
icFer Trent road, our left. The Tositiou vas veil
rh0seu he enemy determined to destroy its fair
MILITARY svmmetry. Tiey hulled themselves on our
lH'' no doubt expecting n turn Il, and when tnIned
~ rierce our utre and double II on our right Sub
seguenf events ,hos ed this have been their pre-
roGr' i,e' plan. But the beat laid plans Of men Oft
90 A.lc,." So in thi. instance. They came on In
mas, m, ,anc regiments m IIose tha, 10 drove
from Fort Fisher through the strtet OF Wilmington.
The gray, 'crried masses Serr allowed 20 advance
Within cay rance, -nd then tic LEFT Wing orencd
~ the continuous shrs, Of muakctrl', NRrie-
satcd With grape aud canister, IIokc's s9T.h Car
reception, took 9 'hcir hec's and He'd. loud,
ringing cheer nom our let sing announced
cd formidable assault. The tTultAut cheering Of our
iroops ou the loft was ovid'n'ir mistaken by the
fylts In the ifol Of cur 'cuuc An thtlr U~n tifhnl
Of ycior aud aaiust our LEFT for -oou "a
the cheers rang out upon tht air tie charged upon
~ithering he d.i,pg tAcIa back a. calJ as did our
troop. upon the lett After there two futile etort.,
~" le6.s msde no 'urincr d'lnohsttnions npon cur
h. killed AMI wounded tshich Weie left living IN front
iour ilo' and shioe hundtod pr.sontit, one hund-
Iti and forty nj which iTN 'eh ln b"dy nom the
force cent essi '; oir .ft Ilgre srsssor' hudilcd
t'tL't While ysl undc- our IRE, ahd ialred diTty
-hiir cloth 's 'ol' Of -urtnIer. cur nen ceased
nriug and cried Come To- M ui tie cold, Johnnts
Aud the lohuues gisiy came. lbr one Hundred
sud seyeuty-i,ufit ohio hvle me extreme lrit Ghd
against them the hruut OF the attack NAs Directed and
20 them Vn- that the one huHGIcd aud forty sur
rendered when the IN or Oh oAus cease ting, Ile
rpcntgnt reNs threw down their arms - token Of
ItIfrc good faith, aud s'amIctoi a. quick ~ the
tto' could carr them 20 the rear Of The one lluud-
led and seventy fourth Ohio Ih.s rgiucut, belong
lug 20 Rl'oI- dIyIFNn cent 20 the Ion M rein
tore nolt The centre was Also held ~ Rueer'
Nocie losterdIY com nara'lNe quiet feiened Aoi.f
Ge ines A hesvv coi.uu of IooI- T. moving up nc
railrnn nom Wilmington. hAOI-tisnerA Schoflel u
hS succeeded In e-lGhlirhing communication with
them As hey advance and rtess on the rcbe
r0rition j. becDulrF untenAhe. The evacuation o
} q n b. "a a . % nH -
sert . los. oi phan's brigsde xil smount 10
e.tv u u ed aud Ennnia
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From Washington,
flag Presestation--Rr rL, OF President
lincoln

E1.l re'on NIr'h Il, Arc'.' Har, captured at
Anierou by the illth ludisua volunteers, ~u' pre-
scptcd to-day, hy t,ov Morton, IN front the Nsiion
Al Hotcl. lArsc crowd VS. IN attendance. Gov.
Morton made tref speech, and concluded by intro
ducing rrssident i.nconw 10 addressed The assembly
substantially ~ follow.
Io'uF CITIZENS ai'l - hut- very h- word.
tina, 'hsh uu.C.takc 20 say. ~ born IN Ken
20 ,. ris,d iu Indiana sHd Hyri IN Illinois,
u,urh'erl ni nov an hct', vher' it umy bart
ncs. 70 cSro equally to- The good rcori' Of al ~
IA IA ' 10 the e'i G,yeTaor HS Of H%a % .r. Arp.aG'J
atu not disposed iuc th's, 20 tuafr disiiuc-
uou b'tr ecu the states, for all have fone equally
veil. Appliance There Hfc hut i'v Niess or A.
pccts OF ti- .rcat var . au whirl have no. aid or
urtttu rouothinr VII, rc, tiv ov 10 o' Mons uiirht
le known. Bu' thep is one tho rec, ~ attempt ~
have neither -i't,u nor inside speech on that sub
"rt lccauc hat va th'ir hu.no-s not mine AMI ii
INTRODUCE a. or m.kD IL effective The at gu" O.
ton With them wus. Ntcthcr she negro. h'.ut put
kiuw, sul therefore cannot decide. LAUGHTER
me, odrht 10 know better 'hsn W.. have M DOW
"ui ,s IL. ipt n XIV az, t,- ,hS.c y ho
would kH'p them 10 sn, oIN. it will ie t't'yt rrgu-
yiAra' llc ~ho u d.ht ior ihst onshi TO be a
s.avc. Niu,Au'' lhcy ha'e concluded A. las tn
t'Ar one out OF our OF the slave. nud pu' thou IA
TIE arhl, and h1i on cut u 90, iuu Fl", ,"lH n''
80 kcty the othrs siu slavery. ourh' 10 he slave h-
F' T. VA. - hv ~ Killed Ir ftNt, AprhffrI W lil'
have often aid that all uuu ou d. % h i.'', yet
gug allow tio#" cuiui'i p'Iuu. tl De- f'r. "s ho
want to be and next to flyIu those ilt" prtspus
who argue ia favor Of making ot.c. I,op.U FlA, DO
IA...lu.,.. AN 10 tnNur of oiyirf opiortuuIt'
10 fuch .hf'o men 10 try " on To- Themselves. Sil
,sr one th,ul iu Ic.nId TO the nOstu be- ur
tmp.ol p1 20 h.ht for them. % - ow "a
cn1uct frht .ui stsv a. home and make hfvai to D..
Laughter and ,r,su-e! AuA hs Que a auout D. M
purlaut thc utltg ~ tuem don't caro- which thcp
CO.. lRou,ve' ~rnlauro.. Az rather In favor OF
h. ylur t.tIu ,Iy t.ttl soliter-. They lHrk one
nj tIl Ilk ] - ut
iuA ~ S,lIoe 10 trht. iAppAu-e.l lut thes cam
no rsht Aul uo.k 10th. We uu-t uoe zee thc To-
tom nl the DucIu.'- resource Hey viii stand out ~
Ions ~ tvv and i che uegru III tgut iol then
they must nllus lain - Llhf. Ihcy have uiaNu uIpI
th,ir ln4t branch of fOs.utcer 4'lad 10 - th
end % near a. hnud have sid nov more than
intended, aud viii th,. .ciof, bid ypu lood-hIc.
Ine Precedent then retired, ~hc tho crowd below
salui'd hun with loud aud hearty cheers, and the
i.ud pIA. cd lively tune
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news Items


AZ W. srr.Grs's Arctic Mil, in w,rs,w,
twelve miles from Providence, n. l., was destroy.
Ell hy hre last evening, Losa about t25NOOO.
OSE hundred snd eighteen dcserterh mostly
North Carolnians, arrived At Washington ycster.
day from tho Army Of the rpiomNc.
sEyTS Of whites suer.!!As, who have been de
pre- eiAtng on the Virgins side of the Potomac,
were yesterday captured near Fairfax Court HOUSE
TnE Navy Department claims the right to ap.uIc
sny merchant vessel rerIning from block aded
port after violstnF h. blockade, such right 70 .G.
lst a, Apy Umg dunpg tbe return 30 sgs,
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Late Rebel News.
Richmond Papers OF the IHL.

The Richmond paper of the 18th inst. contain
,Ierbbc matter indicative OF rebel feeling together
18th come items o news. The EN,NIsTB seems to
T., again afflicted With the mAnia which periodically
freaks forth In tir,dr' on Yankee bnTbarity. 4
Federal success tepns 10 affect the ExAMINFR very
much, ~ tine sight Of water affects a mad dog The
WHlG, on the same subject, wants the government"
A., retaiis,s Tor sherman outrases" and ,ays
The YANKEES have hsCn a long riding the eouptrv
,rl murde,lus private citizens, inaultng women and
turn'rr hnu-e' that fli. method NJ warfare to
ff,e been accepted A. qu.it legitimate and matter
q .oI.e Ihe ;Rc.ed IIglt " sei'Ge!epse seemt 10
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WIITI'TIUN- NWTN n, TNNl-
The Frcsldcnt directs that MI pc.r0us wlN nov are
NJ heIc .fsr shall le fnund within tho lifted states,
and VINO have been gFcl In holiue intef'orrso or
trnde Vih The insurgents v soa. II tho nfc city
e tho ut'd states or domiciCd aet- he arr stSd
and held prisoners NJ 'ill tho shal close,
.uhecl, nevertheless, a. prosecution, trial and con
v'tiou for an offence commitiSd 10y them A. spies
OF othc-sise against The Laws NJ VA.
The rfcsldon' further rcct- thAi all nour,siiCnt
foreigners sho nos arc, ~ h"rrAiier shnl 10 found
ir 'hr 'nitoi States. aud vino have teen Nr shall
hive hoon -nraCod IN viontin- The blockade Of the
irFut-put p0rts, shs leave The nitod StAt'- thin
'Vplvf day. from m, notification nj this order or
from their -uhsc ,uent arrival IN tine ni't Ntaus II
on the Atlantic siun, and iortY dNys 10 tho Pacific
tids Of I'm. country. And tuCu IrT-uns shall rot
turr 10 tho nited Statc- during III" continuance Of
tho
Provo,t Marshal. snd Mar.h-l. NJ tho United state.
rli arref AMI commit ~ riitary tody Hll such
offenders thsll di.esud this order, whether they
ha,c pa'sp,r,e OF no. Gut iUcr 40 he detained In
such ,u-Lsiy until the eni Of the Var or until di.-
charged rs sui clu mt order If tho Prs'ident
W.. II. sew ,Fp Sc ietarv % state.
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auothcr Rnilroud pisnstcr our Nsp
kiiicd.

tlHot, ~. h1rrh l;.-At , o.,o,- .uis morning
- cca ifains 'ell throurh the hiid,, st oouthurl
40 tlc uIcn ou the ir-t train. four number scru
hlcd Tho engineer OF the second tia,n uas thrhtiy
DO ured. The trains we're running sN,ut 10 r nutcs
apart All the men on the frst trAin b,,ur Killed,
and hc satchmar t,ius the oG't sdc OF the tscak
thcIo sss no TO the 'ccoDd -sin Of the dan
tc-. The engines and of both trsIus sotc p-ca-
plated into the creek about hundred feet bcov
10 viii tai dAys repair the bridge. during
.tich time the company vil h. unable 10 carry any
cos fvm 'ho Lohilh fccion. The p.s-rufot trains
,rc running A. usual. the p,sscls,, leing carried
around th, break In carriasc-.
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The Decline In ,:oId

m lairlphia, NIrct 1.-THE decline ~ rn per
cent. In gold has greatly unsettled ou- marko's All
ki-l, Of provlsous show declining tendency.
BoTou, March lI.-Ihere has icon come eIoite-
ucnt here to-day 'he decline Ia gold hut il hn.
rcn cont rrd 10 sf,ou,tors whose names DO not ap-
l.ar on tue ts1 lt' rs,onthe Tor Incomes of 500
I-r,,sr. Bu,inc,- men vel' sensray fab vre.
,r,d ior tall in prIoc, ,d is i' fuhuiicd to tn
out maniivstnliou OF 4u.. OF ia,.lgr
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LOCAL NEWS.
st. Patrick Day.
srw YORK And TUX VICINITY.

~. Htl1clN - ~ V
49,, -, ,.,.. .o,,.,,.. rh.
C,It. i'm New Work ImposinE Parade
Religious Ceremonies I ro"dcd ~'rrc"-
Etc'
livery lu'h' Hem"hs' s"'" j. "'"'''' ''''I'
with some rr"''A'Hf occurrence OF "'''''
AMI a. ei''r'"' iA'H ''' "'e ''A" p''
80 do persons sppr''lA" "' ''" ""'o'' VI
sgnih'"n'e oi 'h' u''ulAS A''''"n'''e'' VI
ing events our reporters WHO were Hp'' 4"
dAy witnessing the pf''''''"h I'd 'o'', VI '"'
pafoh SAINT o' wa Ho''n" '''''' d"
that Il wE one ~ "" MOT" lnp'huF -"''' WV
seen 10 ihs city ON ~ fA''''N ''Ay' "''''S ".'
hsNtth" ir.z4hng ram a"4 lowering" SKY scarcely W.
tokered pleasant weather MT py "'''o' NV '''''"
Of tue pfer,eus LAY was stAyei' the "ind tessn VI
'ry up the mud IN Ne s'ree'N anu uy n'ne .'o
s'rsy s'ea'ns OF sunshine gave e''"'h'o ''' '"'
day would be unusually p''pNou" "r 'no o'
sion. About uis hour We iefiy u"a'' '-''"H w
this city, were crowded with people '''ninE III "
-.s the great pr''e'H'n' l"t'us"'" wv IVY
every 'elI who ieh n'p sol #" '"""' ''' "'''
was ni'y with preparations "t on uo Wy I"
some lo1ality where The lrooeNon "as 'nNo'N'''
10 pass The mon iorsooN thof "'uA' '''u 'up'''""''
tho women gave up hous'ho'd cares SUI W ""
o'clock Tie ihrongH o' "'n-d'ea'oh po'p'' j" '"'
''''' 49,. A.. A..
mui"f'' pAh'S ''u''' '''" s'
turn out Would uN tieh@ "ho'
The rc,,,pcni.. II the day were appropriately
' =, n .4.l,.
oponod by grams hlgh Ha'H III -
,-.A.t..t =, .,hi,h ,b, M,.t Rsycreud ArrhhiAh0ns
"@' - """' =.
McClo-ky oflciAted m iers NJ t"s' ny '~y
a. ,,-.,. s,.,,. r.th,, a .iern.y 1-I others
nov r1H''' S'''''' 500 -.
TNc church wAs Crowaci a. cNcrrH 7 = dcN'nt
" - t.,..A .,,,-,tig,i, - Fa,h,r
sHs'mblhF'' VINO "S''"'"
Dav's discourse utrin ~ PsriaE- The reverend
. .,... ..e,.,r, - Al. 10.
gent"uh gave an lN''s'A"N " "
~ the Saint n'rA'nR Me success - p'1H
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Ernm Eortrcs. NIonroc

For'r ~ ponro, 11rrL-fhe steamer Ferit ar
r-ed hi, nom ms from Wilmington.
Communications had teen cHcned sith Gen. sher
r-nn. .rmf A. Fayetteville from Wilmington, and u
thought that Junction nj his force. With Gen
e-hohcld's army would soon be effected.
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New York State Legislature.
SyuaIr


tThduD, NIrI li.-Hu, E.r rur incorpo-
utue thc Sew iofk Pier 1rd NSTchul sing Iou-
INNS Rsbtiyc IN tlr iunro. "uncr' ~ III ov, sue,
RroaAlyu. fhr N,v IOrt County lHA Levy wac Or
,i,rrd to thiId robf'ur, el.ue.i amendment.
EI.Is IsyIrupI,ru. Aathnt ttiIt the consolidation
~ tire hrookivu rur0-t.. AnthoiiIihr appeal 70
tie count o' ,ip,,. .p rrtioa- where % inoli hss
ts,r made llr tu, trf.ffp- ut the same 10 ANY =
Circult Court Aprupalfuf sl2a. UuU 10 continue
tAr Iiapr,,rm"nt OF ..r navigation o, the liudron
River Authorl or Aufrt .H'ioNd conn anIrs 20 ein-
gardIess OF ay cy oIlinsuce So 20 Ie,dcuue cti-
Z,utuip. Aueua.uf tnc t.t ,Ihr"riiina prssen'oTs
arriving ~ tLt .Hrt 900 Sew OK 10 establish a
Ia. LlhIaTy in N,N iuIl.
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tiou 10 tc.nirh. about one hour behind tine 1rsvc,
On tnS route sll bc resumed io-nioro~.
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Ioptrahasf Trudrr-.

The follow ine - the tcat Of the President. order In
reference 70 those onssged IN conYahnnd trsdn ~ih
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RuLs PA-sfu.-1ue Ne. l9tl and Brookvn PAs-
,curcr and haryaso iUl. He h,ll pToyiins compeu-
Council came up iol 'l.ri linr. Nj. Van Buron
moved to iccomm.t tue hAl, Shleh motion was car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-18

SUSPENSION OF RAILROAD TRAVEL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-18

ST. PATRICk'S DAY.
The New York herald., 1865-04-03

LvuDv.-oa Sunday, April 3, rsonAs .. l. Lvxsy. go
Of John D. and RosannA I Lundy. aged 10 nonths Al
The aunsal win take place on Tuesday sfssrason. =
t.e o'clock preci:sy from the rssidsncs Of h.
his unclss John y and Constantine Donoho arc resps
fully requested to attend the funeral.
n..0s oy Td Sunday Apr I s.. residence % ssnA
The funeral services will take place the Methods
church. Sing Sing. Tuesday afternoon, O'Clock
The relatives and frsads OF the family respectfully
h.oso..-on Saturday, April !, JOsuru ". Msoso-.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited V
ast:ed the funeral this Monday afternoon at oes
O'Clock, from his lse residence No as2 Third street.
MorGonEY. -On Friday March 81, OF consumptoN
T. H. MosrcoxzEr, son crGeorge and Sarah Aontgonesk
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70 ~
tend the funeral, this Monday afternoon. at thres
O'Clock. from - residence Of hh parents, No Ito Lor
Porra -On saturday, April I, At the Mansiou House.
Brooklyn Dr. FRANCIS NJ Porrxs in the 6sth year Of hin
The funeral will tsks place from Plymouth church,
this Mondayl morning, at eleven O'Clock The rslassr
AND friends arc requested 10 attend without farh -
PA.Ipsos,-on Saturday, April I, KATE T. infant
daughter Of Robert and Kate Farknson aged 10 days
Remains inferred In Greenwood onsS Sunday afternoon.
e. at quarter past o'clock Of consumption fSAxs
y. SIXTH, formerly Of New York city.
SAvAGl-On Sunday, April z, Mrs. HAnslm SAvAoA.
In the list year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late redsncs Ma
46 Main street, Brooklyn.
Montreal papers please copy
SERRELL- Sunday, April OF scarlet fever MINNIE,
daughter Of Lemuel w. and Eliza J. Serre, aged yeau
and month
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend the ID
neral this ,day) afternoon ct three O'Clock from No.
l60 Fort Greene place Brooklyn.
TAsHulA.-On Sunday morning, April 2, MARIA r..
widow Of James L. Tasheira aged 6J years and days
Friends and relatives invited to attend the funeral,
from the Third Unversast church. corner OF Bleeckss
and Downing streets, on Tuesday afternoon, Al fous
O'Clock
California papers please copy.
Van BRUSr-On Saturday, April l, Al Bay Ridge, New
Utrecht GERTRUDE widow Of Ruluf Van Brunt, aged -
years and 10 months.
The friends Of the family requested to attend lie
funeral a tho residence Of her son. Jaques Van BYunt
this Monday afternoon, al two o'clock
wArsoS.-On Saturday, April !, JAMES, SOD OF John.
member OF Co l. One Hundred and Fifty sixth rss-
ment, New York volunteers.
Funeral this day Monday, from 10 Caharins street.