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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11
Slmcial Rullefin.

WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON, March SO
Maj. Gen. Dir The following dispatches
in relation to the reported defeat and cap
ture OF Glen. Early with his forces. and the
capture of Charlottesville by Gen. Sheridan.
have been Feceived by this Department..
Gen. Sheridan and his forces commence
ed their movement last Monday. and were
at Stanton when last heard from.
Major Gen. Hancock was placed in COM
mand of the Middle Military Division dur
ing the absence of Sheridan, heada uarters
at Winchester. ISi2net1l
E. NJ. STANTON, Sec'y of War;
CITY P1oNT, Va, March Sill A. Mon.
r. II. M0nton-Deserters just in this morn
ing report that Sheridan has routed F,arly
and captured Charlottesville. They report
that tour regiments went from Richmond
to reinforce Early. [Signeil
U. s. GRANT, 1t. Gen.
CITY PoINT, March So A. M.-Hon. r..
NJ. St0ntoa,-D eserters from every point of
the euemy's lines confirm the capture of
Charlottesville by Sheridan. They saw he
captured Gen. Early and nearly his entire
force, consisting of 1900 mon. -Four brig.
AIDES were reported as being sent to LYNCH.
burg to get there before Gen. Sheridan if
possible. lSignedl
U. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
City POINT, Va, March 5-6A. M.-Hoa.
f.. N. Observation-Disclosures confirm the state-
ment OF deserters as to the capture Of Ear.
~ and nearly his entire force. They saw
it took place on Thursday between Staun-
ton and Charlottesville, and that the defeat
~ ~ ea q. s. GRANT. Lieut.. Gen.
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From OsWego.

OswE0o, n. Y, March "a meeting Of
citizens was held at the Board OF Trade for
the purpose Of adopting measures for the
pathizers, now concentrating ct Halifax.
Mayor Grant presided. and the meeting
was addressed by some Of our most infu-
entail men. The Mayor stated that he had
called upon the commander of Fort Onta-
rio, and that . sufficient force would be
detailed to patrol the streets at night. A
committee was appointed to select and ap-
point detectives to watch the strangers
til some further action could be taken in
the matter. The recent draft has added to
the inf1ux of strangers.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11
Special Session of the senate.

WASHINGTON, March. 6.-SENATE.-The
Senate met ct noon to-day, Vice President
johnson in@the Chair. The Secretary read
the journal Of Saturday.
On motion of Nj. MORGAN, it was or
dered that q committee of two he. appoints
ed to wait OH the President, and inform
him that quorum had assembled, and
were ready to receive any communication
he might be pleased to make.
Messrs. MORGAN and GUTHRIE were
appointed such committee.
MI. LANE of Kansas, offered resolu-
ton that mileage and compensation be
paid to the gentlemen from Arkansas and
Louisiana claiming seats in the Senate.
Mr.. SUMNER objected to its consiGera-
ton at this time. 1t lays over.
WASHINGTON, March 7.-SENATE,-Mr.
LANE OF Kansas asked leave to present
the credentials of Messrs. Fishhack and
Baxter az Senators from Arkansas.
Ma. HOWARD Of Mica. objected to
their accepting, and considered it an insult
to the people Of the loyal States. He could
conceive OF no greater absurdity than to
foist upon the Senate such representa-
tives.
Mr.. LANE thought this most singular
announcement that it was insult to offer
these credentials. He said they emanate
from a people As loyal as the Senator him
self, and they have the right of petition.
Mr.. CONFESS said Mr.. Lane has to
persist in trying to admit Fishback as
Senator, and also said that Fishback was
one of the leaders in taking Arkansas out
of the Union.
Mr.. LANE was indignant that MI. Con-
ness should attempt to lecture him, and
hurled back the imprecation of the gentle
man in his teeth. They who were opposed
to the admission of the Arkansas Senators
used the same kind Of language that But
Ter, Mason, Hunter, and other secession
lists did, when Kansas was here under the
Topeka organization, which carried Kan
sas to freedom.
Mr.. POMEROY said that the credentials
ought to be referred, 80 all the works could
be inquired into.
Further debate was arrested by motion
ofMr. FESSENDEN to 60 into Executive
session, which was agreed to.
After short time spent therein, the SEN
ate adjourned.
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SAN Francisco, March GA fire occur
red ct Grass Valley yesterday, which de-
stroyed property to the amount Of ~, 900.
There il considerable prospecting going
on in several portions Of the State with re-
suits not yet ascertained. %
A large trade IL growing up on the Colo
RADIO River. Five steamers aud o number
of barges are running from the mouth of
th4 stream to Fort Yuma, Lapuzo and Fl.
M45Ave. The Salt Lake trade by this
route il augnenting. fatul e,ssss
I The work. on the California end Of the
Pacific Railroad 10 progressing favorably,
and viii be pushed more vigorously since
the action Of Congress.
Owing to the long drought the stock Of
wheat In California 10 very light. There Il
scaraly enough for seeding purposes
Flour ID ia per Dbl.
More than the average amount OF rain
has fallen this season, and the prospect
for large crops are expected. an7 a sa
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Refallaaivn Advocated.

gNEwis YoRK, March 6.-The zrs5une
contains . long article On the exehank6
0ueetion from one or It'll correspondence,
lately escaped from rebel prisons: It com
plains Of the, great leniency displayed to-
wards the rebel prisoners by our Govern
rnent, while our own mon are dying Of
starvation. Inthe recent release Of Pryor
and his parole y Washington, ana men.
rebels were released without any equiva-
lent, while the same class Of prisoners are
treated By the rebels with the utmost se-
verify. It charges the management Of this
matter upon Secretary stanton, and de-
mands that the country shall be honestly
aod fairly dealt with.
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From Csltforata.

SAN Francisco, March 1.-The steamer
from Mazatlan brought 20 bales of cotton
grown in Senatee by Americans. The cul-
ture IN the State is attracting great atten.
ton. Two cottoC factories are in opera
ton, which turn out million dollars
worth OF goods annually.
The late Sow storms have been heavier
foruia for years.
San FRANCISCO, March 3.-The steam.
ship Pacific has arrived from Oregon and
British Columbia, bringing 81 600 in gold.
TIE winter weather still lays an embar-
go on mining operations.
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Fees Cairo.

cotton passed to-day for Sc. Louis.
The Memphis and vicksborg packet Jas.
Watson, laden with government freight
and q large number passengers and Is sol.
diers sunk Il miles below Napoleon, on the
morning of the 81. Over 30 lives were lost
including Adams Express messenger, 20
soldiers, and several ladies and children
Boat and cargo total loss.
Nine buildings were burned last night
involving an estimated loss Of $50, 900.
The principal losses were Martin. Walsh.
clothing, $4,000, insured $1,000; Dan Able
Il Co., grocers and b0at stores, ~, 900, In.
sured 90, 00G John CLANCY, produce deal.
ers, "a, 900, insured q, 800 ,fs@
One hundred and atty bales Of cotton
passed here for Evansville.
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From the Riehmond Papers.

New YORK, March 4.-Richmond papers
assume TO be ignorant of 6herman,s where
bouts, butat tho same itinerary he is stuck
in the mud in one of the Southern States.
The estimated force under his direction,
including Gilmorea and Schofield,s is So
900. ea ss ads
The excitement at Charlotte has sub
sided, showing that sherman has gone in
another direction. Nothing is said Of the
contemplated junction of Schofeld in the
vicinity of Goldsborc
Wade Hampton and his cavalry are said
to be in possession Of Columbia, S. c. The
burnt section IN that city extends in one
direction three quarters of mile. No pub
JIG property was destroyed.
Rebel deserters who have arrived at
Newborn, report KiGstOn and GOidsbcro
as being fortified by order of Lee, who says
the latter place must be held at all haz-
ards.
Richmond papers charge Gov. Brown Of
Georgia with dIscouraging the people ana
encouraging desersers, and strongly sus-
poets him of being q traitor to the rebel
cause. a
The House Of Representativeshave pass
ed another bin to place three hundred
thousand negroes in the army. in order 10
satisfy the objections Of Senators. This
bill does not guarantee freedom to enlisted
slaves, but leaves the institution Of eman-
cipation open.
The Richmond Wing Of yesterday says It
is stated that Bragg has succeeded in
bringing Schofield to q halt ON the North
East River, 10 or Is miles from Whining
ton. It was stated that Schofield would
try to effect junction with sherman at
Fayetteville. 1af ~
The Sentinel Of the lot admits that Sher-
man has crossed south Carolina, which
shows that he has entered the old North
State. a5w
TIE Wig of the 1st says all of North
Georgia IL filled with depredators, bands
Of tories, and deserters.
It is reported that Hood will have an
important command in Texas.
The panic In Richmond has extended to
the surrounding country, and farmers re-
fuse to bring ia supplies.
A Fayetteville dispatch Of the 1st says
no Yankees have advanced in that direc.
ton.
TIE rebel pirate Chickamauga was de.
stroyed last Saturday, to prevent her fall
ing Into Yankee hands In Cape Fear river.
New YoRK, March The Richmond
RrdNsincr Of the 4th announces the execu.
ton OF Beall, the guerrilla and spy, and
says threats we're made in the streets ol
Richmond to hang any Yankee officers on
parole aud who might be found at large.
Tho Richmond Sentinel says the rebel
Secretary Of the Treasury would be glad to
receive donations Of money, bonds, plate,
or other vAl0ables to enakle. him to pay Cd
the soldiers.
The Richmond Enquirer pronounce the
whole financial system OF the Confederacy
defective. and proposes an equation of the
public debt to the specie value, saying that
Il involves no repudiatioua,
The rebel House Of Representatives have
adopted resolution to adjourn March 9Th.
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Senate has
confirmed the following nominations for
captaincies in the revenue cutter service:
VIM. A. Howard, John Hall Wilson, D.
D. Thompson, J. n. Sedden, Geo. 8. Baker
and Thomas Newhouse.
The bill! to repeal the section Of the act
which provides for the appointment OF
agents 70 purchase cotton and other pro-
ducts Of the insurrec:ionary States, was
not vetoed by the President, but it was said
failed to receive his signature, which
failure to become law.
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The New York Demonstration.

The New York Demonstration.
NEW YORK. March 6.-The Demonstra.
ton in honor and rejoicings over our vic
tories to-day was perfect success through.
oui. The procession was the most imp0s-
ing ever witnessed here. The military aud
firo departments both turned out strong,
and presented magnificent spectacle,
while the various trades with workmen
engaged in their respective avocatioas, ad-
ded interest % we'll a. curiosity to the dis
play. The assembly of people about the
speakers stand, of course, was immense,
and the enthusiasm commensurate.
Thus New York in rejoicing over past
victories has again pledged herself to as
sist in securing new ones, and made the
pledge in manner which shows her ear
nestnA q in the patriotic cause.
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From NOV York.

!. NEW YORK. March .6.-Theppi-it Of Dur
people, based upon our late Victories, for
the celebration to-day, received afresh iu-
petus By the announcement Of sheridan's
gallant exploit. ALI feel that the postpone
ment from Saturday. both on account of
the weather aud the additional cause for
rejoicing, was judicious and opportune.-
The weather to-day is fine.
The city is enyeioped in flags. The wealth
or is as fine as could be desired. On &C.
count Of the postponement, the Committee
of Arrangements were enabled to enlarge
their scale. and the programme was made
to embrace many new features. One Of the
most imposing displays in the procession
will be that Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Manufacturing Company, with the six
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From Gen. schelield

WASHINGTON, March 6.-An extra Re.
pa6tican. just issued. says an officer of Gen.
morning from Wilmington, states that
when they eft that place on the lst, de-
serters aud refugees who came into our
lines on that day, reported that Sherman,
By flank movement, had compelled the
rebels to evacaate Florence, s. G., and WAS
moving III the direction of Fayetteville.
which is on the direct route to either Fay.
etteviile or Raleigh.
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horse teams, eplendidly decorated, draw
ing trucks, upon which are erected magnif-
Grating the Singer Sewing Machine in the
manufacture Of army clothing. On the
sides of the pavilion are inscribed, Eve
clothe the Union armies, while Grant ia
dressing the rebels" They were escorted
ny fun band, and 900 men, employees of
the cnmnaav
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F~Pe Capturea..

PHILADE1pH1A,M March 6.AThe trans.
port Massachusetts, has arrived and reports
our naval forces captured Fort White, .
splendid work, mounting II heavy guns,
just below Georgetown, South Carolina
The sailors and marines landed aud took
possession Of Georgetown. The rebel cav
airy charged on them in the. strest, but
were CALAMITY repulsed, With the loss OF
several killed, wounded and prisoners.
We lost but one man. ~
Admiral Dahlgren's flagship, the Har-
vest Moon, on her way down, was sunk
by q torpedo. All hands we're saved. with
the exception of the wardroom steward
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11
0tnrtIfng Item.

PH1LADELPHIA, March The Bulletin
Of this city has the following startling spe-
cial dispatch: b
WASHINGTON, March IA man named
Clemence has been turned over to the civil
authorities by the military authorities,
against whom the evidence is positive. that
he had all his plans arranged for the as-
sassination of President Lincoln on Inau-
guration day. He is in Jail here.