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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-07-05


Adjournment Of the Virginia Leg
isIaturc--Its PrOceedings--Nevv
from Raleigh, N. C.---Dfsband-
ment of Troops.
New YORK, June 26.-The Tribune's
Richmond letter of the 23d reports ad-
Ijournment of the Legislature till Decem-
Der, when it will meet with whole num-
Der of counties, SO represented, instead
Of 5.
A bill to confirm rites of marriage bet
ween negro men and women, who demean-
ed themselves as man and wife, and au-
thorizing solemnization of rites Of matri-
mony to be performed by negroes author
lied by rites of any church to which he
may belong, was defeated.
The Tribunes Raleigh letter of the
10th reports General Cox in command in
place of Gen. Schofeld, who was called
to Washington to confer upon important
army matters.
There is yet great amount of lawless-
ness in the country away from the control
and influence of the troops, and bukfor
fear of the troops few persons would be
able to live in peace or live at ALL
The troops of the Twenty third Corps
are being mustered out and leaving at the
rate of a regiment per day from Green's
boro. The 104th and 103d Ohio Regi-
ments, and the 10Th Ohio Battery and,,23d
Indiana Battery have gone. The 177th,
111th and 18th Ohio, and 23d Michigan
will soon follow
There will probably be in the neighbor-
hood of 10000 troops, including the cav
airy in the State. distributed as now. Ce.
G, 18th Ohio Cavalry, on duty at the
headquarters of Gen. Schofeld, has been
relieved, and ordered to be mustered out
lof the servic by him, and sent to Camp
Dennison, Ohio.
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Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee have,f fixed upon the 24th day of Au-
gust for the assembling of the Democratic
State Convention. The rule of appor-
tionment is one vote for every County and
one additional vote for every five hundred
votes aud fraction over two hundred and
ffty votes given for Mcclellan. Monroe
County will be entitled to seven votes.-
The delegates who return the poll books,
on next Saturday, of the primary election
will appoint the delegates for this County.
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Col. J,yEwAY's FUYERAL.-The

] Col. JASEwAY's FUYERAL.-The funeral q
ehs ameuted officer viii take place to-day in jersey
1Chy Private services will be held at the residence
Ibis fither William r. Janeway esq No. - EsseX's
It, which The reatycs and friends Of the deceased
'are invited The public ceremonies viii be he'd IN TIE
First Presbyterian Church, corner OF Washington anl
iSus sex SIS.
From an officer who with Col. Janeway We
Harm that he was killed while raying his regiment
which had partially given way under pressure from
sheaviy superior force concentrated near Jetersye
THE two lines very close and while he was IN The
sact Of selling the coors and carrying them forward
bullet from a Rebel pistol entered his BRAIN Is died
Instantly 1t was the last action IN which his regiment
WAS engased-almost the last battle OF The "~-!et
brought death TO who seemed TO bea- a charmed
Ilife Young brave, honorable. beloved-dead. Wit
shall reckon the private grieis that are hidden in th
ssplendor Of this hours public gratitude and JOY TIT
nation shall hold them sacred for ever
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County VoIsnteer Committee.

SUSPENSION OF RECRUITIsG-MR. BLUNTS FINAL
SALUTE.
The Volunteer Committee yesterday Formally
suspended all recruiting upon the RECEPTION OF the fol
low ing order:
OrrIcF oF TIE A. a. PROVOST. MARsifAL.G ESERAI-
AND SUPERINTENDENT VOLUNTEER EEckuiiiNCl
SERVICE, SOUTHERN DIVISION or NEw'loEk.
NEw.YoRK, April IL, 1865
CIRCULAR No 47--In compliance with instructions
received from the Burean OF the Provost Marshal Gen
era Of the United States the business Of recruiting an,
drafting win be discontinued until further orders.
By order Of Brevet Lieut.. Col. X. j. Dodge
WIN. ScHEFFLfH Capt. and A. a. A. U.
Rv reason Of this order the Committee enlisted NJ
linen whatever yesterday. although the rooms were liz
|erally crowded with recruits.
Immediately after reading the order above Mr. Blum
Hired fnal salute Of over 800 guns in honor Of the rus
pension OF recruiting.
The total amount of money appropriated for The pur
noses of volunteering is rom slO00VD 10 2OO0OOO
|but under the recent State Bounty Law the sum er
pended upon the present quota (S5O0O)O will DO re
truded For the relief Of the families OF volunteers
les eco 900 have been appropriated.
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billiards.
The billiard Championship Of PennryI
-Esicphe Again Victorious.

The match for the billiard championship of
Iii, keystone STATE between Victor Fstcphe, the
!p,scnt holder Of the Champion Golden Cue, and his
llsl challenger Flward H. Ncns, the superintendent
soi the Girard.Iouse billiard rooms, was decided on
yThursdny evening last IN the Academ! OF Music, IN
sphladelpha This is the third time since M Estephe
ihccnmc ensicd 10 the billiard championship OF the
lSiate at tho tournament held IN Philadelphia last
October that he las becn called upon to defend his
rieh, and cnim 10 The title and position. and Oh each
{occasion he has been successful His first contestant
Twas Robert T. Ey0 the professional engaged nj the
Continental Hotel bllliardlComs, who first aspred o
5hc 10 session of the emblematic Golden Cue; he now
lever sustained an easy defeat John f. Montgomery
ithc St. Jamess Hall professional, next csSaycd to
idcpryc him of the Cue. but met with an overwhelming
ilceat of 500 points in the game oil Lou up ms
1presen opponent Mr.. Nclms was the most dangerOus
5of any he has yet encountered, and victory only 30
fcared itself in favor Of Nh Esephe by 81 points IN incl
jgame of go up Mr. Michael Phelan Of this city was
1.-The referee ana although some few OF his decisions dd
mot give entire satisfaction to the helms party yet all
who know tie referees honorable character ana perfect
Knowledge of the game are satisfied with the inn
Partially aud correctness of his decisions.
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EOREIGN NEWS.

The Europa from Liverpool, March !. and
Queenstown, March o arrived at Halifax yesterday
bringing two days later news.
The United States minister at Lisbon has demanded
from the Portuguese Government satisfaction Tor III
outrage committed against the American flag III
commanders OF both our vessels deny any attention
sailing when fired at.
The Richmond correspondent of The LONDON Time
nrcdicts that even if Richmond should fa the CLOSING
scenes Of the war viii not be played out save IN I'M
times of our childrens children.
The Pope in an Allocution has severely eensnred I'M
pocy of the Emperor Of Mexico With regard to tn'
Iilor thar rope would seek an asylum in England
lord palmersoa declared that for the Pope TO come &c
England would he both anachronisn and soleclSin
The United States bonds, under the favorable inin
enoe of the American news, advanced to &C.
The reports about the serious illness OF Napoleon are
confirmed. Upon the advice Of his physicians, be is to
leave Paris for seven months
The CITY of Montevdeo has surrendered to the chief
Of the insurreotion Gen. Flores and i, is occupied by
Brazilian troops.
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THE SIEGE OF MOBILE.
Fierce Bombardment Of the Spanish Fort
Tho Mobile Papers Announce the
Captare Of selma.

NEW. ORLEANS April :. I
via CAIRO Friday April u. 1895.
A special dispatch to The Nae.Orieans Times
from tie Spanish Fort, dated April ., says;
"A furious fire was opened on the Rebel forts last
might from our entire line During the bombardinent
small magazine In the Spanish Fort exploded. The
damage Is unknown. Quiet prevailed on the 9Th DE
seriers report from 900 to 10000 troops in and about
Mobile Including all the State reserves and about 2ot
IN the Spanish Fort. Tho loss outside the Spanish Fort
|up to the ith inst amounted to about 800 Killed and
wounded The Rebel loss exceeds ours"
Adt Gen. Thomas arrived at New'0rleans on The
morning OF the 9Th.
Mobile papers Of the ih inst. announce The capture
,of Selma Ala, with % pieces OF artillery and arg'
amount Of Government property.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE w AR.

A disnatch from Cincinnati states that 6en
Darlington published card, saying that tie charge
against him are all infamous attempts to ohiterste tn
credit of his services in Indiana. His friends say th
matter grew out of a misunderstanding with paymaS
ters and that all the money for which he is responsible
is deposited in bank ready to be turned over.
The blockade-runner Banshee, with one thou
sand bales Of cotton arrived at Nassau. n T., OF tn
;i0th Wit from Galveston She reports Galveston gar
risoned BY twelve hundred troops. Twelve Uniol
ships were OFF the bar. Six steamers had sailed
from Havana for Galveston.
The Richmond Bhig publishes the oath Of 81
logiance. which it says citizens will be required Il
swear and subscribe to. The Provost Mushals oiic
is crowded with people anxious to take it, and the on
question among citizens to be who shall be mrs
to secure their citizenship.
Adyices from GoldSborough state that Gen
Shermans army was to move on the 10th OF April VIII
only one pack mule 10 each company AMI single Wagon
10 each regiment The whole army had been abundantl
suppicd with provisions and the requisites Tor ions
march.
The Rebel Col Forrest and staff have arrived
at Memphis under a flag of truce granted by Gen
Wright for the purpose Of comforting with Gen. Wash
hurne upon the subject Of exteroinatng 5uerrillas
The result of the conference is not known.
Gen. Weitzcl has been removed from the com
mard Of Richmond and Con. Ord succeeds him
Various reports aoat as TO the cause OF the change
but nothing definite seems TO be known
General Johnston is reported to have retreat
ed southwark toward Soath Carolina, on Learning q
the Surrender Of General Lees army
Capt. j. II. Gilman, late ComlnisSary OF Sub
sstance of the Middle Department, has been spponte
Depot Comissary at Richmond, Va.
Gen. Lee arrived Gin Richmond on Wcdnes
day. and proceeded Immediately to his home
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GENERAL NEWS.


Col. Baker has recently arrested the firm OF
Walden & Willard, prize claim agents and brokers Of
tbi, city on charge of bribing officials and Swindng
sailors whose names they forged. Willard has been
lodged in the Old Capitol, but Walden succeeded in
making his escape Several Of the parties already ar
rested by Col Baker have been lately convicted By
the eourmartial investigating their cases at Wash
ington-
Mr.. f.. T. Bailey, who was until recently
connected with the Treasury Department with his
Office in the Custom House this city h it is under
Stood been appointed Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue in the Fourth Collection District Of New
yo,k COMPRISING the Third Fifth. Sixth and Eighth
Wards.
Some of the foreign journals have reported
that it is the intention of Government TO aeknowl
edge the Mexican Empire. recent act Of the Presi-
dsnt does not however support that assertion for be
has recognized jose A. Goddy Consul the Mexican
Republic at San Francisco
The adiourncd meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce will be held today at o'clock. The report
of the Special Committee Cotton Confscation, end
other business of an important character will be acted
upon.
The Neu- OrieGnS TINE Delta claims to have
oaicial intelligence that Gen. Rheagcna commanding
the chief army Of Juarez in Central Mexico, has aban
doncd the contest and that lis whole army have given
up fighting and returned to their homes.
The Epoca Of Madrid states that the Rebel
ram Stonewal made two Intellectual attempts at sailing
from Ferrol before she finally left being obliged to put
back on account of unseaworhnss and because Of her
ballast rolling.
A fire occurred in Rochester yesterday,
destroying the cabinet warehouse Of j. i. Hayden and
damaging the stocks Of neighborng merchants. Loss
$4,000; insured for S20ON.
Of the workmen at the Brooklyn Maryland
1000 have 'struck for higher wages. and still stand
out; tho reInainder--3 JOo--are at work as usual.
The rumor that Daniel S. Dickinson he's been
appointed by the President United States District
Attorney for this District is confirmed
The Senate, in Executive session, yesterday
rejected the Governors nominations for metropolitan
Iire Commissioners. by IA 10 Is.
The New-York Central Railroad bill passed
the Senate yesterday afternoon by vote Of Ie to a.
Secretary Mccormick Of Arizona Territory
arrived here yesterday in the Golden Rule
Sales Of Seven-Thrties were made yesterday
10 the amount of O.. $4,000.
The Legislature of Ohio Was to adjourn SIN,
Ne on the 18th instant.
Recruiting was formally suspended by the
County Volunteer Committee yesterday.
Gold yesterday was steady upon the street 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15

Gov. FEyToN yesterday commenced the gooC
work Of vetoing the bills to authorize the run
ming of more Horse Railroads through cur al
READY grooming streets. We greet him with th'
!Irislman's wish, "More power to your elbow :
Our City is pretty thoroughly gridifoned viii
such roads already and can well afford to wal
and take breath before putting down any more
We have done rather more thaa our share a
lighting these schemes in the past and have o.
late given our attention mainly to other matters
we are very glad to see the Governor taking
hold of ihe Work thus heartily.
And now let US say, once for ALL and without
Judging the bill just vetoed, thatwe look to Gov
'Tepton for the arrest Of every measure or pro
|iect which is driven through the Legislature BY
lmerccnary Influences, and which appeals t
the cupidity Of members rather than to then
sense of right and good policy.N No matte
] what may be the merits of bill, if it be sus
tanned by appeals to the avarice Of members
should be vetoed for that reason. and We truS
,r;I La
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SAN FRANCISCO Thursday April l2 1865.
Recen, explorations have demonstrated thar
lie Colorado River is naygnblc for smnl steamers and
sailing vessels l,r 900 miles above Us morth 70 poins
within 400 miles Of salt Lake and Il is quite certain to
be the highway of great trade between Utah. Ar
IONA and California e.,,..
Recent heavy fails of rain have greatly benefited the
crops throughout California.
yevatops litigation has Issued ler bonds TO the amour,
of st0 ODO i'm aid of the Central Pacific Railroad
Nj ,htecn hundred laborcss are now at WORK on tms
'enterprize. .... ,,, o,,.J
The exports Of treasure for the quarter luN en1ea
show A falling oil of about $500 Nv. As compared
with the same period last year.
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TIE New.York Central laid a track and ran
heavily laden train right through the Senate
Yesterday. There were just eighteen passcn
'gers-dead heads of course, but for the amount
Ior specie carried We must refer those interested
10 the way bills. All efforts TO put on tho
brakes were unayailng. Mr.. Folger tried hard
but to no purpose. The majority were bound
Ito 60 ahead, and went. The bill is a simple
population on the part of the company OF par'
'of the consideration which they agreed to pay
for consolidation, and was carried in defiance OF
argument and protest by the votes Of men VINO
Twill vet have to render an account to their out
sraced and indignant constituents.
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We found-for a marvel-in tn, Herald tw'
Tor three days ago list Of the officers in Lee
.army taken prisoners by Gen. Grant. W.
lcopied it, giving due credit, as We were glad Il
sdo. the opportunity occurring so seldom-th
| last one, We believe. was the siege OF yorktown
lin 17ol-no, 1862. And after all, 1t seems, "
swcrc taken in. The Ne,o-Haren Register say
tof the list:
"7he Nsr York Herald publishes pretended list Of ID
tGeneral Officers surrendered with Gen Lee. 1t Is eyi
identity taken from an old roster Of the army o. II III
fcludes a number Of names Of men not with Ice. Gems
Barksdale and Evans are dead. Northrop resigned
and left the service some tins since. MosbJ l. re
ported 10 have fought an engagement near falfial
tCOuIt. House since the surrender.
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4s with moderate sales The "God Room was not open
Stocks were in active demand at higher rates. and large bust
ness was done The suspension Of the da and recruiting an
the restoration Of trade with the South have given new conn
9d.nce in all directions and people promptly reorganzn
Their business upon peace basis Government stocks which
old AZ 1854 for 2O arrive advanced to 07 this morning
THE are 1884, thes 1881 1907 dlO3 Certificates sold
1891 and are scarce Money not wanted by stoci
odv and quotations are unchanged The business
the ubTreasuIy was Receipts a2l5sOG 7-for Customs
s3lI COO Payments s66S8,l6, 95On occount OF Loan
lOs- OOo Balance S34OOl Ole a. Freishts are dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15

The defeat Of the Health BIZ is taken al
final, and this city is given over for another
year to the corrupt and pcstilential administra
ton of the City Inspector. Republicans strike
hands with Democrats TO deny this city The
boon of clean streets and pure air and reasonable
security from disease and death. At the mem
bcrs who voted down our right to health shall
point for long years the skeleton fingers OF The
thousands OF dead who will die wholly because
a Just measure of reform is less cared for by
legislators than their personal profit.
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| CMCNNAT1L Friday April II. Isd5. .
Business was entirely suspended to-day Thu
|cty universally decorated with flags and great
|thusiasm prevailed. The procession was an Immense
affair. comprising the entire police force Gems Hooke
land Waich with their STATS four regiments OF NatiOna
|Fepan Brotherhood. the Fro Department, and large
number Of colored citizens. Ali the bells in the city
we're Iung and salutes fired at o'clock this morn
ling at noon. and at o'clock this evening. Tonigh
the city is brilliantly Illuminated and there is generally
Ia d,splay OF fireworks.
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From San Franchise.

SAN kRANCISCO, Fridty A PIN n Iooo
The Pacific mail steamship Sacramento sailed
to-day with q large number OF Passengers Tor New
York and 81 $4,000 in treasure OF which nearly
S7O0 90 go 10 New York.
The steamship Moses Taylor sailed for San Juan Del
Sur with numerous passengers
The market continues variable and unsettled. and
traders pursue continuous policy. Prices OF Elstorn
goods are slowly falling.
Sailed ship Flying Eagle. for Boston.
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Richmond News.

BALTIMORE. Friday Aprh L. iopy
The Richmond Wig % yesterday contains III
lite of Importance II announces the ARRIVAL u "'"
Lee on the night previous ,,,.oa xbicL IL
I'M, UIig publishes the oath OF allegiance 49,
,ays citizens will be required TO swear ana w.
|The Provost Marshals office is cioWueu W. n p
.pe anxious 10 take it, and the only question su s
citizens seems to be who shall be hrs' ~ rene" '"e
citizenship.
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APPOINTMENT or A COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
IRxvrvur- y. T. Bailey who until recently con
Injected with the Treasury Department, with his Office in the
oase this city. has, it Is understood, been sp
pointed Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue In the Fourth
Collection District Of New York. comprising the Third Fifth
Sixth and Eighth Wards-lPost.
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IN, Canada. pe,.sS... q. H.'if..:

TORONTO, {. W, FfIuHJ nP'" - o.,
dispatch from Halifax states stus 'I ho,rj Tho
steamship Asia on their way to England Iaoy S SSos
public reception which speeches We're m .cored by
1processon milo in length, and much enthaSish Wa
manifested on the occasion.
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Fort sumter Celebration in Bangor.

BANGOR. Me. Friday. April g. 1905
The restoration of the old flag 10 Fort sumter
was celebrated here to-day by National salute at noon
by display o. al. the Gags on public am piya,e piii
thousand feet above tho city by monster kite bearing
the name of L. ;. Grant.
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To Corrcsponsients.

No notice can be taken of Anonymous tomn9o'cahof
Whaeyeris intended for insertion must lie itltcaie
ly the name and address Of the wrcf-rot necessarily
publication but a. a guaranty Tor iis 1000 ialii 90,
All business letters for ts oce should BE- Adaesseuto II
TRfgVNE," New-lork.
We cannot undt rtsse to return rejected oinu aOs'
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Fire.
ROCIfE.rrR. .

ROCHESTER n. y. Friday. April "a 1855.
4 Tho cabinet warehouse OF James T. Hayden.
tas civ was partially destroyed by FIRE this morn.
}me. The store. Of Humphrey. Reedy Co. s stove
1dealers Hastings McRae. paper dealers H. Eo ,y
American Tract society were damaged. Total loss
seS ooo Insurance $4,000. The origin OF hs IRE Is
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4 nEOcEASUs. Capt Babcock, ofthe steame
iGoden Rule reports that he passed the Oceanus on
hundred miles soSth of Hatteras Wednesday last
about p N. She going very finely, and probably
reached her destination Thursday, o. was anici
hated.