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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-09
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23
MI A rim e LIS n
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOV. %, 1865.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Fairfax New York, freight Bowen, Bro Co.
Schr Kcnts Hail. Hclch Nanjcmoy, grain and potatoes:
Thomas Perry m
Sloop Joe Miller Herbert Cabncck corn, Thomas Perry.
SAILED.
Steamer peiict ivt New York with cotton from Atlanta:
via O. & A. Il. Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23
Auction Males.
BY J. A. BOSE, & CO., AUcr1oNEERs
r ARGE AUCTION SALE.

We will SELL on FRIDAY MORNING AND AF-
rERsooN NEXT, commencing at 10 o'clock a.
- CO.. FOR LADIES ESPECIALLY,
large and splendid assortment Of Calicoees'
Mous1in de LANES, Alpacas, Merinos,, shawls,
Blankets, Flannel Of all kinds, bleached and
unbleached Muslins, Sheetings, Tickings, Bal
moral and Hoop Skirts, Casslmeres Casslnet,.
Spool Cotton, together with large variety OF
Sleeves, Collars, Corsets and Fancy Goods. :,
The attention of Ladies is particularly called
to this lot of goods, as they must positively be
closed out, J. A. ROSE & CO., So, King st.,
nov 22-3t near FAIRFAX street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23
C o M M E z C I a L

In New York. yesterday, -four advanced 5 q
lOc Wheat luil h,rtn firm Wh1ssev dnll.
(EveryHhere else it is hyeiy.) go,
In Baltimore the general tone OF the Hour
and grain market is heavy, but there IS no quo
table change in prices Prices OF Bacon I'M
changed :,
The New York cattle market is we'll supplied
and prices have declined.
In Georgetown, yesterday, holders Of -four
firm and there is lively lnqulry, among buyers
for the higher grades. Good Supers: SO. 25a
s9 so: Extras, So. 75a$l0 g. according toqual-
ity. Wheat-good to best red, s., 10 81 20;
but the sales principally Of prime at So. l5as2. :
T., Corn Yellow, so cents; white, - cents
per bushel in the ear, S.. IS per barrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

7. ATTENTION. is called to the sale to take place
3 'lorrow al j. A. Rose & Cos, No. So, King
M .'i. The ladies will find this sale partlcu
g attractive, as most Of the articles to DC
vpered are IN their line and as the sale IS
pa,ve. great bargains may be expected. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

A LEcrURE.-REv: T. B. B<tLcH,~ D. D.,
IN will deliver a Lecture in the Methodist
Protestant Church, Alexandria, on Friday
Evening neat, 9th instant, at T! O clock. Sub
iect :-FEMALE EDUCATION. Tickets - cts;
Juvenile Is cts--to be had at Rot. Bells and
Geo. E. French's Bookstores; DR. Il. II. Stable1s
Drug Store; and Of Arnold g. Fields. John
Arnold, r. II. Gemeny, Jefferson Tacey, John
Howell, jr., VIM. y. Herbert, jos. Janney, d.
r Wilson, G. W. Green, H. Q. Winship, J J.
Taylor, Mr.. Grcgorys Stove Store; Mr.. APP
Church.
RI Proceeds for The benefit Of the church.
no Dit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

LECTURE Dr. B III vii deliver his Lee
s:'}rs- on Femal Eauca.iun tomorrow night,
a b, M,thn5i~r pr,,se>faut Church. See
sI.~r,i~,.Ill...1 L will no doubt be an instruc-
svp Al, as.p discourse, and we'll worth the at
tA,}on If all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

Surgeon R. Reyburn, of Gen. Eaton s DIS
trict Of the Freedmen's Bureau, has made a
report to Gen. Howard Of the operations OF MS
Office from the organization of the Bureau up
to 3Ist October The surgeon states that the
colored population Of Washington. has greatly
decreased instead increasing, as it was expected
would be be the case, In the winter months.
This object has been brought about By .the IN
hnence Of various causes, the most prom ilneept
ofwhlch has been the efforts of the employment
agencies established by the bureau In Alexan
dria and Washington, which have provided
homes and employment to large number OF
the freed people il the surrounding country,
Large numbers have also on their own account
made contracts and obtained situations in the
adjacent counties in Virginia and Maryland.
A poet in the Nebraska City News concludes
a long poem with the following lines. They
contain more truth than poetry:
Well such is life! Whom the Gods love
Die young Whom they hate. live and psosp1f.
And are selected Delegates in Congress
From the several Territories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23
GOLD.

New YORK, November %, Gold, 1865.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

rs A melting Of the citizens Of the 3D. and attn
Wards, will be held tonight, at the Friendship.
Engine House, at y O clock, for the purpose OF
establishing a patrol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

Tie former DWELLING house Of the late Capt.
bobaean, on Columbus street, opposite Grace
Church, gas sold at auction last Saturday 1or
Sl.oon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

The Ba .1Jst Ehurch;on Washington street
lsholainy meetings every night. Last night
!. Rev. Or Burrows, of Richmond, preached
by 6. Tyree Of povh atan, is aidingthe pas
tor nf he Clutch In these interesting services
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

s GOVERNMENT CATTLE. "A sale Of about
five hundred Government cattle was made IN
this place yesterday, by direction Of Col. Bell
The beeves went at So to 6 cts. per 10 work
ing oxen at 81 to 81 cts, and COWS at $50 to
$50 apiece. A two yer old heifer, raised in
the correl, brought So, and fine COW, $52 SO.
The prices were considered fair, considering
the season of the year and the state OF the
cattle market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23
BY J, A, ROSE & CO., AUCTIONEER.

NOTICE. We will offer, at Public Sale, OF
IN Friday E0ezieg, Nogsns5e,. 24M, aTge
collection of OIL PAINTINGS, LlTHO-
GRAPHS and ENGRAVING&, Photograph
Albums, Picture Frames, Gold Pens and Pen
ellis together with large assortnent Off FANCY
GOODS. The attention Of purchasers is called
to this sale as the goods must positively be clio
sed out. JNO. A. ROSE & CO.,
no 2l-4t So, King st. near Fairfax.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF "CAH-
Il ERON HOUSE" AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, the 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1866, csmmencing at 10 clock I will sell at
No: 60 Cameron street, the entire HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS of the Hotel and Boarding House,
known as the 'Cameron House" consisting Of
Sofas, Chairs Bureaus, Washstands Bedstead
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Hair and
Shuck Mattresses Bedding, Carpets, Oil Cloth
Mating, Tables, Crockery and Glass Ware
Cook and other Stoves, the contents of the Bar,
and Bar Fixtures &c., &c.,
Also, at the same time will be sold the IN
expired term of the Lease Of the House.
S. II. GARWOOD,
no ltd Receiver
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

ORANGE g. ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
Tuesday the Board Of Public Works was IN
session, and the legality Of the vote OF Mr.
Early, in the meeting Of the stockholders OF
the. Orange and Alexandra Railroad, was
thoroughly discussed by counsel. We de not
hear what decision, if any, was reached on
hesuhject.
Dr. II. G.. MADDUx, yesterday, without any
preliminary examination upon the charge OF
Killing the late Maj. r. T. Dixon, gave bend
aed ;, curi,y, i,etnre Justice Daw, IN the sun
ofsj. o0o, fo, hi@ appearance before the Circuit
fq4rt, % answer he charee-s j. Saunders
and r. EdeIir, sureties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

The Washington Star says: Numerous ap-
pIcations for the restoration Of property sit
.uated in Fairfax and Loudoun counties, Va,
are being received at the Freedmen's Bureau.
Many Of the applicants fail to comply with
the prescribed regulations, and delays IN the
restoration are caused in many cases Proof
Of title, evidence OF special pardon, &C., are
essential points to be observed by every appli-
can't. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23
LOCAL. N /. w S..

C1RcUn CoUR1. - ednesday. Admins
ration de bonis non, on the estate OF John
Lloyd, with the will annexed, was eommltted
70 the Sheriff Of the County. a I. 1850
City Council of Alexandria Us. Thompson
lawns and j. r.. aMcGraw-spec plea filed
81 defendants. a 10. - Is - Z.
Mary j. Dixon, qualified as executrix OF.
Turner Dixon, dec d. s @ .s &; 81
r. Kraus & Go. VS.. Margaret Hunter - clre.
facias issued to show why the suit should not
proceed againstJ I. Cook and wife. .
JAS H. Deyaughn VS.. Susan Deyaughn-.
unlawful detainer jury unable to agree up to
J hour Of adjournment Of Court, and adjourned
over till this morning. .5>z. 5l= So s..
Jurors serving under writs OF velre faclas
we're allowed from 81 to Sc for services.
John Il. Pascoe VS.. Walter Powell e5 al. =.
rule against defendant to employ new counsel.
81. In Washington, yesterday, a fire was dlscov
cred in the cellar Of the drug store OF Kid
y well Geo, on e.. street A stock OF phos-
.phorus, vitriol turpentine, and other combus-
tible materials as slowed therein, and being
,u,papproachable by reason Of the danger, a
serious eonfagration was threatened. The
steam engines being promptly on the ground
.noured heavy streams of water into the cellar.
and STAYED the flames. The loss OF materials
to the owners was quite heavy, but is fully
covered by insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23

DR. Vt. D. STEWART, Physician & Surgeon:
\ graduate of the Medical Department CT the
University Of Louisville, Ky, and Of the Uni-
verstv Of the city of New York, late Surgeon
U. S. V. having permanently located in Alex
andria, Va respectfully offers his professional
services to the citizens Of this city and vicinity.
Office and residence No. IS, north Royal ST.:
least side where he may be found at all hours,
when not professionally absent. no u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23
old DOMINION BAKERY.

nLD DOMINION BAKERY.
EDWARD PEIPENBRING.
BAKER AND CONFECTIONB X,
No. l49, King street,
Il las always on hand a large assortm ent of al
kinds of French and other CANDIES PIES,
CAKES and FAMILY BREAD, at wholesale
and RETAIL at the lowest prices.
Orders for BALLS, WEDDINGS, and PAR
TIES, promptly executed at the shortest notice.
Orders delivered to all parts Of the city.
f 4 NJ I L 3 r + a D,
sold by tickets, always on hand at my store,
No. 149. King st. oc 27-1m
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
LArEs FIEnm MEXIDO.

NEW YORK. May l3-
- The steamer Libsrly briggs Havana
dates Of the S.h, aud Vora Cruz advices TO
tie "a, which confirm the reported capture
of Saltillo ard Monterey by the Liberals.
Il Is reported that Jusrtz would establish
MS headquarters at Monterey.
Msxim.lian on reaching Oriz.bs, heard
Of the iall Of Richmont and the surrender
of Lee, whereupon hs hasteued back t.
Mexico snd despatched his Chief Of Cabi-
net, ID EloIn, to the United States, who Gr-
rived at HaVanS in time 90 take the Corsica
There are various reports as 10 his mis-
sion.
Don Jose Ramon Pachero, ex- Minister
OF ot4re, died IN Mexico On the l9sh Ult.
The English Railroad Company have
sub-let u portion of their road from Vera
Cruz 10 Mexico TO French compsny, thus
giving France another claim on Mexico,
aud combiaing English and French inter-
esis.
The Jecker fraud is accepted by Maxi
miliisn, and the five million dollars sre to
be paid in one million annual iDstallments.
Several Of Msximiisn's governors have
pronounced against bim.
Il is said That the rebels sre joining Cor
tinas.
The,ewss a large fire In Matamoras on
the 9th.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
-,,o psIirious Auniversaries.

The principal anniversaries 10 New
York on Wednesday were those OF the
american Home Missionary Society and
the New York and Boston Tract Societies.
The Home Missionary Society has had In
ssrvice during the'psst yesr, in twenty-one
States snd Territories, eight hundred MN
isters. and the number of its Sunday school
puoils is over ffty-eight thousand. The
Years receipts were $176,S97 and the ex-
pepditures $ls9 965. Addresses were made
and resolutions adopted regarding the
promising field afforded for the work of the
association by the suppression OF the re-
bellion, and the annual election OF officers
took place. The Boston Tract Society Is
substantially out of debt. It's cash receipts
for the year we're $l9O,94s, besides which
It received many valuable donations in
publications and other articles. It's eXPendi-
lures we're $276, ,sss. At the meeting ofthe
New York Society, Bishop McIlvsine, the
President occupied the chair. The hnsn-
eisl report showed the receipts Of the year
TO be S42I, ,565, and the expenditures S424,-
33A
On Thursday evening the twelfth Amer
lean Congregational Reunion WIS held at
the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Speeches
were made by Theodore Tilton and others.
The New York City Mission and Tract So
ciety held its anniversary on the same
dsv, It's total expenditures during the
year we're reported st s2l, ,855.Sl.
On Friday evening the Anti-SlsTery 30
ciety held specisl meeting at Cooper In
stitute TO discuss the question of negro suf-
frage. Speeches were made by Wendell
Phillips, George Thompson and Theodore
Tilton. Messrs. Phillips and Tilton stray
ed from the question to argue the proprie-
ty of hanging JEFF Davis, on which point
a very lively discussion ensued.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

WAsHINGTON, May II.
The Times specisi says the MexIcan
emigration attracts little or no attention.
President Johnson and several memb IT'S
of the Cabinet visited Secretary seward
to-day. Tho Secretary hopes 10 be Ut his
office next week.
The Navy Department made arrange
ments to give Lne Stone wall warm re
cep.ion should she attempt operations on
our COST. 1t is believed, however, that
the commander will abandon his enter
prise.
General Sherman refused 70 see General
Hallsck when he called on him, though the
latter called TO explain snd apologize for
the language he used IN bis oisps,c1 TO
Secretary Stanton. Sherman has hereto
fore been about the oldest defenders among
the officers of the army.
Grant said to-day thst ne was daily ex-
pecting to near of Kirby Smiths surren-
Ger. He has been officially notified that
Smith wss negoti ting with our forces with
view to surreudering.
General Shermsn telegraphs that he Will
remain with his troops and march with
them TO Alexsu dria.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
qHE CONSIDERATIONS TRIAL.

W WASHINGTON, May l3.
The Chronicle this morning speaking OF
the Court engaged In the trial OF the assss-
siration couspirstors says the only steps
which have been taken in accordance with
ordinary trials, is thst thus far the Court
has sat with open doors. How long it may
be necessary toobserve this precsution csn-
not now be decided. 1t was adopted 20
ascertain the truth sud the truth alone. II
will not lee abandoned if the complaints Of
the New York press are swollen into tor
rent Of deuuucistiOn. Yesterday the evi-
dence was Of so much Importance as to con-
vincingly establish the propriety of this
very alternative.
The lives Of someof the witnesses depend
upon this regulation, and We feel free to
say that none were more conscious of its
necessity than the witnesses themselves,
most ofwhon' are honorable, Intelligent and
pstriolic citizens.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
CITY PROPERTY roR sALH.
PERIODICALS
OUR YOUVG FOLKS

An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys aud
Girls edited By J. 7. TRJW BRIDGE, GAIL
HAMILTON and LUCY LARC0M. This MsEs-
slRe mas already attained circulation unpa'h al
leled in the history OF magazine literature. With
the issue OF the April number It will have an ea'
tablished circulation OF 5Oo00 cop es- 1t ig cor
disIy commended by both the secniar and religions
press; also - al persons interested in the subject
Of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions Of
gratifeation the publishers caily receive from pa
rsnts, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magazin ne answers want
that Is universally felt. 1t s the Aim Of the Pub
fishers to make Il first class msgRziue In every
respect, and they viii spare neither labor nor
expense IN their endeaYOr5 to furnish 70 their
Young readers one whose monthly waits shall be
AlwEys welo, me, and shall be expected with plea
sure,
The stan Of Contributors embrace tie following
among many prominent names Mrs STOWE, h.
W. LONGFELL0W, JOHN G. WHIT EB, o. ".
HOLMES, Mrs. L. N. CHILD, Captain MAYHH
REID.
Terms 50 year. Single numbers % cents saeh.
All sub5cripti' ns payable IN advance. Sp5ci1c1
copies OF Our Young Folks viii be sent 70 any ad-
dress for % cents each.
JOHN n. AMMOH, at Bakers Book Store, 259 su-
periOr street, Cleveland, being only authorized
Agent for the State Of Ohio al orders for The Trade
we'll subscriptions should be addressed % him.
~ Atlantic Monthly and Our Tonng folks sent
T1CKNOR B FIELDS,
Publishers, Boston.
- AGENTS WANTED In every city and town.
For particulars address J. h. AMMON,
mhI7:k3 Agent. Cleveland, o.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
Saturday Evenings EditIen.
zsExTCAS SESV--

NEw YoRK, May Is.
Tho HeIald's City of Mexico correspon-
dent furnishes some important intelligence.
he news of the National tiiumpbs in this
country afforded vast encou -agement tc
the adherents of President Juraez snd his
cause, which, q short lime ago WAS thought
TO be almost hopeless. II IS now rapidly
recovering.
A number Of victories over the imperial
ist have recently been gained, and new
spirit seems TO be infused into the Rspub-
iican armies.
The report of the capture by them of
Sstilio and Monterey has been confirmed
and there were rumors that they had also
taken Mstsmoras.
These events restore nearly the whole of
Northern Mexico to the Juraez govern
ment. Several other victories nave bean
achieved.
The lmperislists Wero rs much alarmed
as the Liberals were encouraged By the
suppression of our rebellion, owing 10 fears
} egarding the enforcement Of the Monroe
Doctrine, which have put stop TO the ex-
peditiOn to the Northern Mexican States.
snt to a project for forlifying the northern
frontier, and !, 100 Imperial troops had been
dispatched from the caPitsl for Maismorss.
President Juarez was NJ Chpuhaua. sur
rounded by all the officers of his Gogen-
ment ana with large army loysl 10 his
Cause. Macmillan was on tour through
the country in the direction Of Vera Cruz
Ex- United States Senator Gwin mad re-
turned TO Mexico from France with impor-
tsnt instructions relative to Louis Nspo-
Icons schemes in Sonora and Ssltillo.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
FROu LOUISIANA.

ST. LOUIS, May l3.
The Republicans Cairo special ssys
Shreveport, Louisiana, papers OF the 27Jh
ult, contain numerous accounts Of the SC
tion of the military aud people of Texas
in their determination 20 prolong the war.
a large meeting At Shregsport WIS ad-
dressed bs tho rebsl Governor Allen and q
number of or1cers OF nign RINK, all taking
the same ground as Kirby Smiths appeal
alresdy telegrsphed, and urging soldiers
and people TO renew their efforts and con-
tinue the struggle.
Colonel Flourney, Of Texas, delivered 8
glowing panegyric on Booth, and compsr-
cd MIN TO Brutus, and predicted for hun y
ike enduring fame.
Kirby Smith Generals Price and Buck
ner, and Ex-Governor Reynolds, Of Mis-
sJuri, were present
Col. Sprague, Gen. Pope's chief of staG,,
WAS At the mouth Of Red river On the 9th
inst, waiting for the arrival OF kuby
Smith, 10 negotiate terms. II is believed
here that Smith viii surrender rs soon as
he hears { f the action Of Joe Johnston and
Dick Taylor.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

NEW YORK, hSy ~
The Hersld's Richmond correspondence,
datdd the nth, says that although II was
expacted that there would be grand re-
view of Shermsn's srmy on his passage
thraggh Richmond, none took plsce Ow-
ing 70 the pad feeling between Halleck and
Sh ErmsR-
Tbe HeTsld's correspondent details
wit to tho rebel ram Stonewsll, when the
Ulcers we're told of the surrender of Lee
ard ohnston. They admitted their vessel
was brought ont too late. She wss intend
ed to break blOcksders and would have
T made sad havOe am0ng wooden vessels -
Although she had crossed the Atlantic,
the chief engineer s. sted that he would as
soon 20 10 sea in cotlil. Her decks were
flooded half the time. Another officer
claimed that she behaved like a duck
Shs was to leave Nassau ON the ILb, it
was believed for Galveston. Others sad
she had more important destination on
the Ameficsn coast. Our feet st Key
| West had been notified Of her presence.
n ssau has lost all its activity.
The rebel murderers, Park, Locke and
Brain, who took part in the esteamer Ches-
apeake aifair, are there, wandering about IN
/ grey Uniform.
The Stonewall captured and bond d the
bark Nswlight, from Baltimore, on her way
/ to Nassau.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

From the olpelna,i conrnsEel.l. Way lslh ]

From the Cnciuuu GOmrsIclsli May 4sLh
Major Lawrence and Detective Gaillard,
with 3 squad of eight cavalry, returned TO
the city, yesterday morning fron their
tip through Boone county, Kentucky, in
search of the guerrillss who 50 dsrIngly
attacked and robbed train on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad week ago last
night. They arrested three men, Booth
Henry, Samuel Jones and James Bolts, Of
that county, on strong suspicion that they
we're implicated with be rufiisns and that
one Of them, at least, was one Of the party.
From all they could learn, they are led 20
Judge that the majority OF the knsves We're
from Owen county. They sscertsined,
positively, that only ten guerrillss crossed
10 the Ohio side 10 attack the train, and
that twelve returned, plainly showing that
two Joined them on. this side, probably
from the train. They recovered number /
IF the valuable papers taken, and made ar
sngemaRts 10 secure Others
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
FRlDn an. LoUEs.

ST LOUIS May IL.
General Dodge has received oilicisl in
f1rrnation of tho surrender, on the IItb, Of
General JeT Thompson, commanding the
district Of Northern Arkansas, under Kir-
by Smith.
bisnow understood that Colonel sprague,
of General POpe's staff, went up Red river
TO Shreveport ou the 5th, where he was to
have conference with Kirby Smith in re-
Istion to the surrender Of the rebel trans
Mississippi army.
The committee appointed by the last
Congress to inquire into the condition ofthe
IndIan tribes, and Investigate their treat
ment by the civil and military authorities,
leave for Lsavenworth next week, accom-
panied by a strong military escort. Thoy
will visit ali the tribes on the plains, and
porhaps go across the continent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
.hnrn,nn rs. HaIIeek.

The Quarrel between Generals Sherman
and Hslleck will not be so grestly re-
GREETED at the North as if it had occurred
between two officers in better repute with
the people. General Hslleek has never
been popular, and General Sherman has,
since the negotiation with Johnston, been
under very dark cloud. A disagree
ment between two officers SO high in com
nsnd is nevertheless to be regretted,
especially as it viii interfere with the pro
iected grand review of the Army Of the
Tsnnessea for which both soldiers and
citizens appear to have been anxious.