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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
From Geid.bsrousA, N. G.

From Our Special Correspondent
GoLpsBoRouoH. Friday. March 81. 1865
Gen. Sherman returned last night after sn ab
sence OF Civ Point Of nearly five days. He hss had
consultation with Gen. Grant and tho Presdicut, and
doubtless ere long the points Of that cosuItatiop vii
be made manifest to the world.
ARRIVAL OF 0ES. MEIGs. f-
Gen Meiys arrived here Ia special train With Cen
Esstou the Chief uartermaser Of the military division
che Mssissippi on Wednesday afternoon. They are
using every exeron and straining every nerrs 10 expo
dite the forwarding Of supplies to thir army.
CLOTHING TUE AMY. r..l ~g
When Cen Sherman held his review OF the trodpa
composing his army the occasion of TIER marching
into and occupying this town. large proportion OF
men were barefooted ooatisss, and sMse few actually
pantess BY tie almost supcrhuman exsrtions OF the
various having this important mstser
In charge the army y now nearly entirely clothed and
shod and It win not b. many days before they YIN Dc
fully prepared 10 take the field. ''. DO
RAILRoAp oPEs 10 WILMINGTON.
The railroad 10 Wilmington has been thoroughly re-
poired and Is now in working order. We captured
eight engines and forty freightcs:s on the occua
ton Of wilmington, which have boon turned to good
account in assisting In bringing mp the ncedul supplies
10 this army.
CAMP RUhoRA
There has been some considerable excitement IN camp
over a rumor that Gen. Grant hss had sOvere nght
with Leo At Richmond. defeating him with lose OF
some twenty thousand killed and wounded ana nnsen
thousand prisoners II h impossible to trace the
Of this story which H. doubtless like many otAor esup
storie,, the work O. some imaginative wsg.
The men composing this army are ocnhdens thai Inc
war viii bs over In sixty dsyr and are fssAy oaioes
ting on the probabilities Of their beps mustered ous Q.
service by the Government IN consequence OF sek VI
occupation for them. 49, -. VI -i'rs1 a
YoRTirIcATl0Ss. r,l-.
Extensive fortifcstsons and Asldworks have been
erected all around Godsberough and are Of the most
fofmdable dimsnsious Of any your correspondent has
seen. Lee and Johnston should both unite their
forces with I'll Of the ehen IN Ksesdon they couia 10
esy kept at bay by the npre works which have
Ibcn erected BY Shemans army since lie arrival 81 sa'
splaOe. ID ti' la r.ii..1 %. afrr l.Bi ..t'
OF, i'iA ia- RRYudE1s -' sst
continue to 60 North In great numbers, not tram
Leaves hero but il loaded down with them. Tbey are
principaiy destitute white people. and consTabssds
going 70 the plantations 1t Beaufort g. c. md othef
places set apart BY Gen. Sherman for their benefit ann
EheN white people ars prohibited from settling
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Cerrespoudsnce of The Dolts.

( Fort GAINES, March Is.-Thero Is pros.
pect and rood one too that my future letters win
contain news Of most exciting character. and am
surs 10 IN sss Be- ,oae fehrenscie the fh Of Mo.
bile Yesterday the thirteenth Army Corps mos over
10 its line OF march osy but the exact point aimed at
might be coptraband information. ,.pJrgJ iL..C
! Thswhsie srmy Il basy and excited, and everything
moves along finely shall leave here within two days
hi furtAest and before this b. laid before your
readers the position Of the enepy II Is e1Rssssd VIII
Be fu!iy developed.
ksru from karaneas that our troops occupied tne
town Of Pc several days ago and thae shey -
rcbulldipg tho plsn which vese burned somesne enee
These pisrs or wharves three In nambes ran sevefa
hundred feet out In the bay and the largest cass y
SssssM s.' 'A'' 'N''sN "
TINS looks o. though Pensacola was 70 be MADE a
Aenst Of supplies The refugees have been euplcysd IN
sha woods ctnr logs for pes and getting out lumber
OF ali kiads for these wharves The Rebels have MADE
ons or two dsshes upon these woodeatterr csptaing
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RICHMOND.
THE VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT.

, yysu Our Special Correspondent
800 RICHMOND. Va, April T. 1865
To-day, at about noon, Mr.. Lincoln came NJ
Nom City FONT taking the boat to Wanna, and there
taking horses to this city, Along with him came Ad'
nkra Porter with few other persons The party en-
tered the capital with feelings that can better be i'm
aaAned than described. 1t 10 not known whether the
secession reminded Mr. Lincoln "of little story" but
d b 10 DO presumed that it did. r'
- PEACE.
This coming Of the Presidept point to peace
II said that he intendto Issue proclamation 10 the
pseps Of the South calling upon them TO return TO THEN
allegiance. BY this act the President will ignore the
existence Of the Rebel Government and appeal to the
common Of the people. who. wsrn out by long
and bloody war win no doubt set their rulers aside
and make peace on any terms.
II Is estimated that there 10000 Union people In
- city, who viii gsdy return to the starry folds Of
sAr proper flag. 1t wac only by force OF arms that
thsy bowed TO the scts Of the Rebel Government To
sAh class win be added the halfway men. who viii
efsoarss be good Union citizens.
THE CORRESPONDENCE
These few lines are meant only a. q dispatch. In
ether letter win give account Of the many things
It interest In the late Rebel cspits Already there IL
strong party o. correspondents taking notes sbont
sevn. and In few days the North will read Of every
thing Of interest end along with mnch that 10 OF no
lstsrest, from the pens Of the fourth estate
ofthis class may say that the Rebel scribss who
xisd to FIRE the sCnthern heart have thrown down
1Asir arns l. e THAR pens anf taken 70 nglorious
adshf. Now where IL Pollard add the rest Of thema
Echo answers whezss
Like the men Of war IT may b 'sy win take up new
bsss and thsse issus dInu little sheets In which to
GIVE vent TO thsr spleen; but whore can those bases
- 0undi and viii the sesibes throw down thepen and
axe up rifet Oh no. They meant the poor white
<fsh to tght aud they were 70 fire their hearts"
4.
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MEETING AT DR.. HUrrOs's CHURCH.-Thers
was public meeting held last evening In 6sv. Dr.
Huttons Church WashingtoRsqusre. by the nin,sseu
Of the various cresds and secs in this city and Brook,
lyn for tho purpose u considering the necessity Of or
eauio unity among Christians. In order to evsngen's
the world. Several superior essays were read On the
subject By Rev. DIS. John Cotton Smith EpiscopaC
schan, Gutheran) Durbin. (Methodist) Rice. Presby-
teriap.) and Bowling Daptist. Letters from Bishop
McIvaine and Rev. Dr. Storn were read. expressing
their regret ct lot being able to be present. but stating
their approval Of the object Of the meeting. sf
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= ~ .rIrrID ~ CAmO TNurvday, April 8, 1865.
The steamer Olive Branch nom New Orleans had TAG
: .John Mckinney, o Rebel sympathizer. confined mt
Memphis upder the military order OF Gen. Roberts, for
fhe non payment Of . debt Of $1,000, dae Northern
partirs was turned over 10 the civil authorities recently
~ Gen. WsshburBe upon hsbess corpus, and was
released by the United States District Coaf
upon the payment OF costs. II n said he WIN commence
q suit against Roberts for labe imprisonment.
a. Louia eth 40 exchanged prisoners from Anderson.
VILE and Cshawbs Eight hundred remain as Vicks-
burg, awaiting transportation Nprth.
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The Observation-Disclosures Is now sepafqSN
ftou Lee, and he Mas Sherman on bic heee Dtonenan
IL In Western North Carolinst .Insnss pSa3. ~. =
fenpessee; Candy 10 kpocking q Noeile snd VII
with Heavy cavalry fofce, {. sweeping eSeo9a Ala.
hama having on The 9stA ult. cut The fsasoeo = ~
being shaken to pieces.
; Tia Losisviis Journal has increased IN ise.
and bopes 70 have sufficient pressure upon 6 e''suas
to enlarge again.
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specisi Dhpatch to Ths n Y. Tribune ..f...lL ..ILS
'ct-lO BALTIMORE. Thursday. April g 1865
The magnificent demonstration here this even
ing In honor OF the recent victories and The fall OF Rich
ond also lends stendency the opinion thatseesssdR'
ism in Baltimore truly enjoying sleep that Knows No
waking. a
The city Is brilliantly illuminated 10 every secti"h.
presenting really grand sight From tie dweIun9 -
rich and poor proudly 1oat the starry bannsr. whps
thousands Of candles and long jss Of the window"
illumtne the scene. lsYf rftIlJtt .Oit
The Eutaw House presents splendid sight Whsle
Bsrnum's the hestquarers Of secessicniss ssnersnE
has suceumbed spd 10 lupined fom cellar to garrett.
The Commism,y Department. under Charge Of Cas-
J. Howard Wells, and he Quartermsster Department.
Col. Newport are rendered brilliant with candies snd
Gage. TAs CgpYs, Office. which has stuck 10 tbs NJ
iuistsaon through thick and thin. has large Trans
psrency representing naval engagement with vaetof@
perched upon ons banners, while tho other newspafs
Offices are more or less decorated and illumired.
Tho streets are thronged with people beisov
ringing 9 merry peel. bands playing salufes being
fred aud The heavens lighted BY rockets End Rae
,sndIea Everybody is iobiant.o ~
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PEOPLES CONVENTION IN JERSEY CirY.-A
Getting Of the men Of oil parties wss hed last evening

at old Washington Hall. in Montgomeryst, JsIsey
Cy for the purpose Of uniting on rsSSpss Ssss ,Sl
AiSermsn ouaSe occupied the chair. and Peter pose
acted az secretsry. A nominating committee, yss
appointed Who reported the following ticket xhicA Saa
sd TIp So, a J. W. Psngbern nspuhcsn ~ wslsc
Johp B. Roma. !psIssrs Sn.se
q Pce; Jo'sHA f hs%ss sSassssu SeA''
s' m s1s ~ thc spsSchA BY M walvet and Nscr
pansto,p. there was conxidsrabIs tnterupeioe ss0
BY tho sdhesents Of Mayor - ~
oshsr Dsmccratic nominees Subsequently an e4oumc0
meeting II the Delegates 10 the Republican Cig Con-
rrntop was held ct the Hail. cor. Jersey and 9ewsst
ayes, aud the peoples nominees were adcpsea snsss
uousiy. EFe ...
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VIRGINIA!I
LATEST FROM THE Union ARHl'
THE OCCUPATION OF SURKESvIILE.
Lees Retreat to Lynehburs and
81. Danyille Gut Oh.
SHERIDAN 1T JETTERSVlLLE.
vysfK HOT C----- -l'
Ne Feels Confident Of Capturing the
ns"..... Rebel Army. '-o't'
<-'-et-af l., co.
NO ESCAPE FOR LEE.
--- 80
TIE OPINION or 4 REBEL COLONEL.
.-s olar ! gfI-.
he Fears the Army is Ruined.
.f...f f.r
Y.sAs Details Of the Occupation Of Richmond
and Petersburg.
NO ESCAPE FOR LEE.
TIE OPINION or A REBEL COLONEL,
he Tears the Army is Ruined.
OnsciaI Dispatches.
WAR DEPARTMENT. wAsiirSGfoS,
Thursday, April 6-l2 O'Clock noon.

$3.50 Thursday, a rrl t--l2 O'Clock noon')
e No. Gen. DIX. The following telegram an
,cces the probable Speedy destruction Of Gen. Lees
sv II our troops get up to support Sheridan who has
A>sded of the enemy. EDwrS NJ STANTON.
W. F..-.'-.' Secretary Of War.
= Jrscroy sorrus1nE AND DANvIIlE RAunoAD.
eDURKisvnLY, Va. "Wednesday, April $40 p NJ. }
Hos EDWIN NJ STANTON Secretary Of Edr:
Iaeut Gen Grant received the following dispatch at
$50 D. m while on lis way to tbs point, and al once
paeeeded to Gen. Sherdans headquarters.
Gen. Grant desired me to transmit the Dispatch t.
y the opening of the telegraph OF this place and 20
ssy that the Sixth Corps without doubt reached Gen
Hheridau position within an hour or two after the dis
ssaeh was written. I've divisions OF the Twenty.
hsrth Corps will eneamp here tonight and one dvi.
don Of abe Twenty ,ifthr Army Corps at Blacks and
White Station, Sonthside Rslroad.
So, .,r ia. S. WILLIAMS Brig. Gen.
" roc 70 no f'D- HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY.
Ter IA naai JETTERsviIIE, April 3-5 p. NJ
~ Lieut. Gen. c. S. GEAsT, e,..s
send yeh the inclesed letter which win give ycu an
Eea OF the condition Of the enemy and their where
sbsuss cent Gen. Davies brigade this morning
around on my left flank. He captured at Fatnes Gross
Xsuds Eve pieces of artillery, about 200 wagons, and
sight or nine batle.fags and number Of prisoners.
The Second Army Corps Is BOW coming up. wish
yos were here yourself feel confident OF capturing
sAearmy Of Northern Virginia If We exert ourselves.
Isee no escape for Lee. viii put all my cavalry opt
On our lef flank except Mckenzie, who is now On the
right 81 81 O. 'e p. II. sHESipAN Msjor'Gen
T<Nerl f.,r , AMILA C. H., April 3. 1865
DEAR MAsgNAs Our army IL ruined. ] fear. We are
n cafe as yet Styrcn left sick John Taylor Is yell
Cav him yesterday We are in line OF battle tlis
evening Gen Robert Lee Is in tie field near MS. NV
yust IL st in the Justice OF cause and God Gen.
AiD is killed saw Murray few moments since. Ber
sard Terry he said taken prisoner. but may get
,sosd " NichlAnbuTg Love TO all Iour devoted SOD.
49, ". d. TAYLoP, Colonel
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The TRNxsssEE LEGIsLArURE.-The Senate
Of the Tsunessec Legislature organized on Monday The
ID inst. by electiug as Speaker Sam. T. Rogers %
Knox. Mr.. Rogers WAS the President Of tho Js''
uary Constitutional Convention. Mr. x. =. Cone VII"
was elected Clerk was also Secretary Of the same con
vention. The House commenced the work Of oreAnsa-
tion but after SIX bsotings for Speaker adjourned 70
the 9TH. without making choice. .. .l lH
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Gen. osesis Expedisisn-A Hattie as Mick
eIs Rsrk-The Rebels Bepuised-Atsack
81 spasIsh Rsrs-TeIegrsph once CsD-
fuRoh.
NEW ORLEANS. April |, 1895. I
via CAIRO. Thursday, April 9. J

~ new ORLEANS, April |, 1905 L
via CAIBo. Thursday April 8.
Gen. Steelc's command from Pensacola, met
with much opposition bat regular battle was fought
un,i II reached Mitchclrs Fork the morning Of the
26th ult where the enemy, nnmbsrng about 600 made
q stand, and sner q severe Eight we're repulsed ana
scattered In the woods. many being captured.
The correspondent OF Tzs Nsx Orleans TSsss. writing
from tho headquarters Of the Thirteenth Army Corps
near Bskely on the 9sh ult. says party Of gusrras
made dash upon wagon train stuck In the mud near
FlsL Rror, and captured ton mules and eight drivers
But oil the wagons and stores were brought In ycstcr
day. There has been much skirmbbing but no regular
battle has taken place yet The bombardment CT the
Spanish fort progresses favorabiy TGrpeJoes thckly
stud the approaches to the sbt Our skirmshsrs are
within 300 yards and orr artillery within 300 Of the
fort. We have 1t encompassed on three sidcs.
Their only chance Of escape ID BY vatsr but II gun
boat can get up they cannot escape that way. a..
Gen. Granger and STAFF narrowly escapcd being blown
up by torpedo placed In the rod. .... .l.l
Col Bertrans brigade captured . Rebel telegraph
ofics aud dispatches showing chat the Rebels are fully
posted In relation 10 all movements, forces and
pieces Con- Steele captured two railroad supply trains
Of Poilard.-- ..!.IrIJ .0Tfll o. 3y'f
At last accounts our losses do not exceed 50 killed
AID 200 or 700 wounded l -i'I ali .r..i -
Rebe. steamers ply regularly between Mobile and The
spanish Fort conveying reynforesmsnts sod guns. I.
Two of our men have been injured BY torPsdoeS near
1l0Due. - - - Y 1872 Fl
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s ,er and two have been deliberately shot dssa
49,. From The Delta, MsrchM -
A LETTER FINN

important intelligence, TIM ., ,ha 10, 49,.
to march were issued TO the Union army under Gen.
steele y that p'ss The sy.nes had taLsnthe road
w. ,;H some slvht miles nom Pensacola. and
ing last -NN-"'
1t WIS currently reported that The stmy would move
striking Tor blakely Landing 4; mica s5cys Mobile
At this point they expected n connect with colsnn
from Mobile Bay. Slight diminishing had tsksn mace
between our advance and tie Rebel cavalry. ~" -.
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by the arrival of the Guiding Star at this port
We have Now Orleans dates TO- the goth III. We are
indebted to Purser W. II. Field for files Of The Delta
from tho I'D TO the 26th inelasro and exsract Is
follows:
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TEE PURsTlr OF LEE.
es6a6 Oy BpsCaai Cssrsspoadsn4. n ~ n =
- ~ I'M FIELD. ApriI 4 1855
RACE FOR pAHvIILR,

-Fssia Hmx FIELD April /. 1885
81 RACE FOR p&xvIILR, 49,.
TAis day was spent by the army in an active
ysssuit Of the enemy. 1t is . footraco again BE-
SEEN thstwo great bodies for 4 certain goal The
\Ht{at br which General Lee 10 tboueht to
ksa march Is DsnvilIs. Under cover Of hi, lof, he
dsAN a om his lines on the night Of tbs 3D. and be-
gsup rspid march in the hope Of gaining good start
spSn ~ h which be has fisd for this army is veil mp
VIII n rear guard the Second Corps lnder Gen. Cor
sea Which held the left Of his lines the day Of the
Gsest batte. .f.
TWO THOUSAND MoxH PRISONERS.
u the Coz Reso tks bulk d tbs AMY Went On Mon.
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-- TRENTON Thursday, April 4. is6A 4
Gov. Seymour of New-York visited our city
to-day and accompanied by Gov Parker. IVES inne'
duced to both Houses Of the Legislature. ..,.s..s
Y The Iluntexion FaYmeD Railroad bin was deseafe(
for the want Of eight votes. Objections were man
that it would he used through route between New
York and Philadelphia. ;.
There WA quite general illumination IN our CITY
yesterday IN honor Of tie recent victories OF the Union
army. ~ LII. n.s P. lsa.ae.l -
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-r LOUISVILLE, Thursday. April g 1e14
Two noted guerrillas, named John Hodges
and Enoch do wns were executed here today BY pii-
tary order. ID -l.--. - - r1fsn N'f
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PETERSBURG.
INCIDENTS OF TIE OCCUPATION

The Scenes On the Morning Of suF Oceupa.
sisn-Appespase~ Of the Town - Es-
seriag-A BresA fast as sho Jarrats
Hssse-A Sick Rebels sudden Cen.
~slesc~nee-Dsease Dene - che City
by oar sheiis-A Strange Buas1 Sstis.
facterily Expln1nsd. fH
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80 p - -
, 1865-02-27

William Rice, farmer some sixty years OF
age, lived in comfort and retirement with his
wife. They had son named Warren, an
athletic fellow, 26 years old, who has been
for some years insanc-Rlthough only at
periods-and his mania always induced him
TO do deeds Of violence. He has twice been In
the Worcester Insane Hospital,
About 6 O'clock On Friday night last
vonsip Rice entered his fathers house.
whe,e yere seated at the fnbla h,s MI.
and mother, He haf in hi. hond m fnon har.
royS tooth With which heaftncI 81 the III no.,
md beat him fuTionsly over the fenS unt1 iIA ho
was senseless. He then t11reT him dow, ths hs
cellar stairs. Hfs mother beidk much terrI-
fed screamed 'murderP The son turned
npon ner ana p,aG'pg S az hana M oser ner mouth
1ea ln.eatenea = 10 All ne' s1e qi1 hot remain
9ues. VI sue Isvea1ea "hat ne 9ao done.
one ut nnainE ner tne u g1eat Jeopardy had re-
Gou5se - neI "les 70 peserve ". one sud
oenly tnongnt o. plan ana lmmeaialely as
sntnea e,lI s Sa'" npoo Ano 'alAeo 10 I'll" some'
e"0 1iaas. a9ast .h,s 4,n,o shn oa,,.oa .ha VIA, oe
nufus .u.5 .;.,. ttne a. sne au11Pee9 ae piaa y
eo%lnela"E % MILL a,.S nuu upno.dtAnS .e 1ial u Wnat
,s,aa ns aau ~, aoa II nne tE @ I'M, Hill, aaShg
lily ~ ~ w u nou uisae 1a ~
ptopet nu an5 III H., atso tnas
r. H. lug @ eta,a a "a e ,,3aa insm inat ne
, 1865-02-27

CoFTKE-Tha Coffee market remains almost At
staud-ttll, but there il little or no variation in
yalues ~ guotat9ns t. Tn ~ %th
were e1ie for prime, 20}9a1c 70! good, 19t9s0c
for fair to good cnrgoes, duty paidthe gold rates
ii bond arc i've centsless. The quotations In cur
rcncy are easily ascertsined By simply multiply.
ta he Z Sa 9a .ss gaua Sa b. e e s9ene
earh.-the mos. price is made BY adding one cent
a h to this figure. The sales were 3t5 bags Rio
n mic: l00 DO skimmines, 1B1Dlgc, both gold;
ID SasaniIla, CSC; 81 Ittaxe Costa Rtcs, Sc; and
IS sound do, On terms not made public At the
clofd there was more inquiry, and the market
tlons. The stock Of RIO at she Porls as made up
hy Mesers VIM Scott & Sons, Is q, iii bags. VIZ.
s3,sil bags here, 1909 in Philadelphia, and 63oo
In Baltimore.
suoAn-with iafr rl;s receipts Of new crop Cuba.
continued slack and depressed, and Trices must
he quoted 1c lower. The den1and Is quite mode
rate, being confined to the immediate Wants of
consumers. Refined, too, ia dull and lower
Hard, 2ssc; soft white ait @25c, aud yellow at n
ba at 15fDe1c, onu ATS bxs Havana, including
55l to arrive, 1GGssc; and 60 do inferior. is. I
nop- The stock yesterday WEB shout 15,t 90 hhds,
1450 txs, IS, 20 bags sugar and 400 hhds Melado.
MoLAssEs--There Is slack, dull feeling IN hia
as VII as IN almost cvsr5 other araelo ot MGR
situation md The fall In gold. Prices; IN conss-
quenee, favor buyers, the demand being limit d to
The immediate WANTS Of corsumcra. The Ba1nd ara
16l hhds Purto Rice at 10cGbSl,O5; IS fhhas' 3R8
tee, and G89 brs, old and psrt inferior Cuo1 Mns.
covado at s2G45c; Is hhds new crop do ut 73Is5c
1.a8, cash and cargo ot 6sS hbds ani 0i tcs neg
clayed Cuba. before arrival, by previous conf,srr
On terms not made public. ~0As'asl'
FIsu-Dsy cod arc scarce and firm at o,as for