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Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.]
4 Good Hove.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, March :.
The RfrG}dy Washington special says: t'Tne
famuus senatorial drinking saloon, known tor the
lust fifteen yea-s as Hole In the Wall, Was closed
this Afternoon. and the sign over its door, which
re9d exslusirc]y foz senators,' was turned wrong
side out.n
From Wilmington.
The D<rdlG's Washington special says: when
Ing housc. deserted. The impression WIS created
that the inhabitants had evacuated With 8rasg's
uoups. ! row learn these houses hare been unoc-
snRea @ nnea 1sS cr the isT ssEy ea e ao ,ns
1ior to. escape demonstration. all alon: the
coast which were then 50 generally expected. The
wealshy erccaiators from Charleston, Richmond,
Savannah and other c3ttes Of the South, and their
employees we're the poorer Ut 1ntddling classes,
hest wsy they could. 1T tue dFst attack On Fort
Ffther, fourteen steamers we're, al the Woaryc1.
GEE Of which made her escape through the fleet
On Chrstmas e7enng g othe5s Ts9 s9,agt o9t ana
E. caped through the western inlet the night fhe
Fort was taken.
The Times New Orleans letter Of the 18th nit.
.s,s: 1.-The multiplicity Of ruuors rcIative TO the
evacuation Of Mobile, are untrue; The rebel Tor
t,1caftonE covering the city have been materially
strengthened, and the Ea1r1son o. tae elsy ren a.
al ly Federal troops In Alabama. Railroad and
teleeraphIc communication between Mobile aud
csntral Alabama. urc unintefF1'pted; Generals
Bea4reeard. Dick Taylor, Chalmers, F1ank q Gard.
ncr, y. u. injury and others, were, on the 14:h, at
Nc1n1e- On the 18th m order was Issued, calling
upon every ah1e-hodled male person to bear arms,
hsld. Speeches were made by prominent rebel
9a:s Gensralt: large amount OF o1dnauce 1nd ord
nance pa et9Ees have been received from Columbus:
H. na{Rs Tss Bs o4
catiors.H A' "0A1> 1p'>1 ~
). >From Paris,
me 1tMfs Paris correspondent says: The
emperor oocs not intend to make my interference
our interfering IN Mc5ico.'' The Msraid's PsEls
sstei t1t he 1ebes resident IN
nllusion to American afa1zs IN the Emperorss
speech to the. LEGISLATURE. They infer that be
fede1acy 3 | soon afer The 4th cf Mnsch." The Pars
|. correspondent Of the London .fou7nul saya: Na.
ro1eon hsd paragraph written In the address *.
p1essl1e Of hs soIIG y Inc eG1tnuaqSe Of t5e
aiyicca Of tic Canada reached him, reporting the
opening Of the peace negotiations, at Fortress
Monroe. this news placed him in dilemma, and
be thought # better TO remain 1or Tine silent OF
to1 eD'' Shcrman's Forccs.7
General Grant credits the report that Sherman
ard schoacld have united their iorees at Fa5ette
AAC dcnf.
Tnssday mafsh sSns 3T1S -. n,,1sp sspe, ;o
.ha' sssssfnstinn of the President on inaugura
on tSs dsy had is o1gln il H. to'l.wns ae:s
Clemens and another person came M HON asesan
$adi :,eds nssy 10 Tfss ssre e9 seen d9nR
S1eo'e tieMsns in particular was very abusive
@ usins gross md pfeiane langn3ge Thst b. y
here to 6e President at his as Ta5 s,zGu "a!
b about ono ha]f tour. and taai 'i n's ~ ~ sn
that be would do It that nigh,, 9Th Of Aatch, az 2
! that Ac came expressly to do IT. aQa ae "o4'2 y