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FROM HAVAN4.

NEW YORK, Aprils5.
The steamer Columbia brings Hsana
advices to the 24th.
The intelligence of the sssssslnsth of
President Lincoln caused much exciteaent
and cast deep gloom over the Ameean
residents. The American Consulate is-
played the flag at hslf-msst, and also ISst
of the American shipping in the hsrboi
The blocksde-runners Wren and Bsci ~
arrived on the 23d, from Galveston, wh
cotton.
John S. Williams, who was carrying
$4,000 State money from Golisd to CHI
ton, Texas, was robbed by a band 9
thieves.
The blocksde-runner Eliza Csthsrint
loaded with cJtton, sunk on the bar at th
mouth of Brszos river, drowning the cal
tain, mate and three others.
By way of MstamOras, it was reporte
that Oortinas had declared against the En-
pire, and was preparing to attack Generi
Meiia, who is in Mstamorss with 4, 200 I
5000 men.
Meiia ID cut off from communicate
with the interior. BE whether surrend'
or retreat, and if he does the latter he
lost.
COrtinAs has from 5000 10 1000 troOE
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FRoM aAN FRANCIsCO.

SAN Francisco, April %.
The military have arrested IL or Is men
in Saloma and Oolusa counties for rejoicing
over the assassination Of President Lin
coin.
Upon the receipt of the news of the
Presidents death, at Green Valley, Ssloms
county, number Of Secessionits met to
rejoice over the event. A body of troops
was sent to break up the meeting, but as
they approached the ring-leaders of the
Secessionists fortified themselves and fred
on the soldiers, wounding two. The fire
was returned by the soldiers, and several
of the Seeessionists were wounded. The
whole party then surrendered.
The ship Baichute, for Hong Kong, take:
S2hO. 900.
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Yesterday Evenings Edition.


BALTIMORE, April 26.
Yesterday morning st half-pAst twelve
o'clock the steamer Massachusetts,, with q
load of soldiers, the greater portion being
exchanged and paroled prisoners, collided
with steamer named the Black Diamond,
s small barge propeller, in the Potomac
river, one mile from Blackstone Island
which was acting there as 5 picket boat,
and had on board q guard of twenty men.
The Massachusetts struck the Black
Diamond on the port side about the boiler,
sinking her in about three minutes. In
the excitement attending the collision
many of the soldiers became panic stricken
and beyond control, and many were drown
ed. The Massachusetts lay near the spot
till Daylight pickiking up about loo men,
who ellher jumped or were thrown by the
force Of the collision on the wreck OF tho
Blsck Diamond. Captsin Holmes of the
Sd Veteran Reserve corps was the officer
in command of the troops, and from a state
ment n ale by him, it appears that the
loss of life, As near as can be sscertained st
present, will exceed fifty.
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PROM NEW YORK.
NEW York, April 26

NEW York, April 26.
The Commercials Washington special
saws: Marshall Roberts has offered $l0,-
600 toward a national fund for the family
of the late President.
It is believed, on what appears trust
worthy authority, tnst our relations with
Mexico will assume new and important
aspect.
tTbe Posts Washington special says ;
The precautions taken in North Carolina
by the Government will arrest any serious
consequences that may arise from sher'
mans sction.
No vessels are allowed to land on the
western shore of Maryland, in order to pre-
vent the escape of Booth in thst direction
1t is reported that two men attempting
to cross the river in small boat were
captured of Maryland Point yesterday.
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ATTEMPTED srICIpE.

WAsHNGroE, Ap il %.
The Times Washington special says
Some days sgo we gave an account ofthe
arrest Of Pains, who it is alleged attempt
ed the assassination of Secretary Seward.
Yesterday it was discovered this prisoner
had attempted to take his own life by but
ting his head against the iron walls of his
prison. 1t was found that no had beaten
his head almost into jelly and was bleed
ing proiusely. A cap was prepared for
him, padded all over, aud fastened secure
ly upon his head, and his hands secured
so that he can do himself no further in
iurv
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FROn ClAIRO.

CAIRO, ApE1 26.
The steamer Olive Branch, from New
Orleans on the 2lst, passed Up to-day for
st. Louis with 35 bal, IS of cotton, and 6l9
psroled prisoners fro, n Vicksburg.
Four men were kill ed in New Orleans
on the day Of the re- sption of the news of
the assassination of President Lincoln, for
rejoicing over his dei Ith.
The news of the assassination was re-
o,eived at Baton RoJ lge on the 18th, causing
or eat excitement. AL business was sus-
9en, lied, buildings were drsped in mourn
ing, a I'd general sorrow was expressed. A
large funeral procession took place.
Genei 81 Banks pass ed Baton Rouge for
New Orle sns on tina 18th.
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From NEWBERa.

Nxw YoRK, April 20.
Advicss from Newbern 23d, are received
The city was drayed in mourniAg, and =
meeting was held that day % give ex-
preston 70 the public sorroa for the death
of President Lincoln.
The desire 70 return TO the Union sp-
pears 70 be general throughout the State.
General Shsrmsn's army Is in camp,
awaiting the answer Of the GoVsrnment 70
the rebel propositions
The Standard snd Progress, papers con
Quoted by their old proprietors appear in
mourning, and ssy President Lincoln was
the best friend the South hsd, and that the
South suffers more in his death than the
North.
The ratification Of the Constitutional
amendment Abslishing slavery Is regarded
as certain
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PsOMLOUIsVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April 20.

AOU . IIsI1EI HPI4 AV'
Captain Boyd with a detachment of
State troops, captured this evening, near
Versailles, Col. Joseph Hanks Of the rebel
army.
The Odd Fellows celebrated their forty
sixth anniversary today, by very i'm
posing procession, with full regslis and sp-
propriate music, un,1er the MarshslshiP Of
q. q. Spencer. Alta an eloquent address
by Rev Goddis, of Cincinnati, the visiting
members partook of s sumptuous repast at
fba louisville Hotel
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Special Report.
NEW YORK. April 26.

NEW YORK, April 26.
BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL MATTERS.
After protracted interruption of busi-
ness, caused by the National bereavement,
the markets open with general feeling of
vigor. Business is buoysnt in every de-
psrtment.
The Stock market is very strong, with
an increased disposition TO purchase. At
the Stock Exchange Railroad speculation
was strong throughout the list, with q
heavy business. After call there was q
strong upward movement, with an active
demand. Many Gold operators are now
in Stocks, and this gives an impetus to The
market.
| Government securities are Armer and in
Remand, Ten-forties taking the Iced in the
inward movement
lStste Bonds are lower.
Bank Shares and Railroad Mortgages
sawithout any reliable change and rath
ertaiet.
eld speculation stsRdy and uniform
butSe market looks unsettled and active
Sevssl very absurd rumOrs we're alost
but esy had no effect on the genera
marIa
! E9sctation of large return of five
!, nsbonds from Europe is practical,
effsctilon the exchange market. Lead
e ing drivers on London, asking lO9t9ll
. . for ssen5g.
. PETROLEUM STOCKS.
IS StOcklll firm, and with a COED demand
g especiallyior Oceanic. Sales of Buchans
q d Farm, 1876 TruxOn City, 17Oi Rynd, l8s
Il Oceanic, 80; Tack, 100; Cherry Rm
le 65; ExceaOr 45Oi Manhattan, l6l
Rantom Fsu, $50; United States, l12
's PETROLEUM.
Crude is teive and higher, at 81; r
fined in bondt2@b8i refined free 72@7'
Some holders dsmsnd IS.
" DAs GOODS MARKET.
~ There is gra, activity in the dry goo,
A. trade and a l@Vs business is being tran
acted.
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FROm CHARLEeToN.

NEW York, April 26.
By the steamer Fulton we have Charles
ton papers Of the 22d. On the 2lst pub
lie meeting IVES held in Charleston on the
sutject of the assassination sf President
Lincoln. It was addressed by EK Govern
or Aiken, and appropriate resolutions were
adopted. A meeting was also held at Port
Royal, which was addressed BY General
Littleheld, and st which resolutions were
adoDted
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z-sO LOAN.

IHlLADELfh4Af ApHl AO'
Jay Cooke reports the sales OF Seven
thirties today at $A,I62,OOO The largest
single subscriptions we're 100000 from
Cincinnati; $500, 600 from Washington /;
$500 OoO from New York; s250,O0O from
Boston. The individual subscriptions Of
$50 and 500 by working men and women
make up the remaining portions Of the
above aggregate,
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INV AOhhl LpIL1 =
The World says, one of the striking fea-
lures of the funeral procession yesterday
WAS the applause showered upon the rep
resentatives of the colOred race upon the
line of march in the weslthier parts Of the
city. The scene In Fifth avenue was one
continued ovation TO the negroes, who we're
compelled to keep their heads uncovered
70 miles in oWledgemento Of the Plsad-
It's of the male spectators and the waving
of handkerchiefs by the ladies in the win
dows.
A queer city is New York. Less than :
year ago it was as much as q negro's lift
was worth to be seen walking the streets
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RHsTRICIIONs REnOV ED.

NEW YORK, a prlI 70.
The Posts special says; The re strictions
olvisiting Richmond have been removed
an any one can go there.
,dvices from Richmond say Gov Pier
poi will probably convene the loyal Leg
islslre by the lst of June.
lis believed that if Johnston refuses to
surruder unconditionslly, he can not
escaR.
Sesral rebel officers rather than go
SouthhaYe taken the oath.
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NEW YORK, April 26.
a dispatch from Lisbon, dated April
Ilth, speaking of the relations existing be-
tween the United States and Portugal
ssys that the Governor of Bilem was dis
missed for not having fred into the Union
ships when they were approaching the bar
but for continuing to do 30 when they had
struck their flag and already turned TO-
wards Lisbon.
At q public demonstration of the con
tinustion of smicsble relations between the
two nations q reciprocal salute had taken
place IN honor ofthe respective flags.
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FkOny CENT BAL AnERICA.

NEW 1Okk1 ApIu Zos
The steamer Ariel from Panama the
10th, has arrived -
Beyond the cirgu lstion ofidle rumors of
fresh revolutionary ,uprisings, keeping the
timid in suspense, nothing has occurred
worthy of note.
From Central Amen ca we learn that
the death of General Ga rrers, President OF
Guatamals, was expected \ and crisis was
expected to follow the event. de was
made President for life, " ith the power to
name his successor. He h 8 named Gen.
Oarua, late Governor of OhiquimAls. 1t
was thought Carr ers's death would be the
signal for General Barics t' renew his
claims to the Presidential chain.
The President of Honduras had issued
decree of non-intercourse with costa Rics,
ior affording BArios an asylum.
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GuERRELLAs CAPTURED.

IOUI5VILLEi hpTII 70.
The rebel Colonel Jesse and twenty
eight of his guerrillss were captured near
Eminepce, yesterday morning, by Colonel
Buckley's men. Loss small on either side.
The number Of killed and wounded is not
stated,
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NEW YORK, April 26.
Transactions in gold are quite light but
the bidding fsvors an upward tendency.
The opening price asked was los, but it de-
clined to 162@l5l3. The principal deal
ings are in cssh gold TO cover contracts
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PLRTHRAGE...1S65,

nHE UNDERSIGNED WILL Rs~R
open his Pa.tures for the reason 5N
On Honday, May 1st. Prices, for H-I
Cows, rs rents; for aorses, 81, so per.
week, payable every Monday in advance. All ami
~ reotiged to be In every reIpeot st their own
erIs risk. Apply 70 A. snd O. Fuhrman, Herds
men at the sntr snce gates near Woolsons toun-
drv. or at their house on the Reights-
epRS-2In . slONE.
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, APRIL 27rH, 1865.
my GOODS, &C.,

AT AUCTION. o. CUTTER tON
O. Cuttes Con viii g. Il on Thursday, April n,
st their Auation Rooms No lS4 Bhnk iIreetl &C
nepeipg At 10 O'clock A. NJ, 9 lot Of Dry Goods.
Yankee Notions. &c, consisting Of Prints Brown
fheeEinrs Brown Drilling Bed Ticking, Sheet
Kaddipg, Lsces EdgiDgs Ribbons, Mhlte hnlt-
tng Cotfsu cents Neck ties Gents Collars, Sew
ING siik Gloves CONS Buttons, LAdi' g Collars
BoLnet SIX Mems aud Boz, Ssfs BATS, Gaps, Lray-
cling satcheIs. &C., the Wn-8e to be sold Wlthont
apy reserve whatever.
Tsrms-Ossh, bankabls fands, at time Of sale.
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Abraham Lincoln,
MARTYRED PRESIDENT.

NOTICE-IN CONSEQU EECE OF
IN the unparalleled and increasing demand for
my very popular portrait o. late lamented
President, am compelled to announce to the trade
aud the public grnerAlly, that have Increased ts
BEcAuL PRICE 10 TWO DOLLARS pei COPY.
Ny presses are running day and night, but sm
uDa0ls 70 I'LL q 1.-THE Of my orders, and those who
desire fresh rlnts gha tns plate is in good order
must do 80 nov, or not at all
This portrait is engraved on steel In the highest
style OF art AMI is eg4beiished with elegant and
tasteful bord-r II is from Brs6y's ImperiAt Pho
tOgraph, sud is acknowledged TO Re the fines
p0rtrsit Ff the Great 7 eparfed, both as q work
OF art aud in point Of accuracy
J. c. BUTrBE, Publ iber,
No, a. Frauklin st., New York City.
B. GREEN. Publishers General Agent, Room
&, American Bulldirg, Cleveland. 0p26:205
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MAY lsr, 1865.
eoVERNlBYT HORSE

GOVERNMENT HORSES
AT AUCTION E.............--...By o. GUTTER q sVN
On University Heights.
o. Cater Son will fen on Monday, May lstl
on University Beights, commencing st ~ o eioeA
A sc Governments Horses.
~Terms cash (GreeDbaoksIl at tine oi SALE
ara 304
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BUFFALO. April 26.
The prcpellen Equinox, orontes and
Missouri got through the ice last night.
Two are bound for Toledo and one for De-
troit.
The Plymouth left this morning for
Chicago, but is still in the ice.
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WAsHINeToN, April 26-9 Pm,
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton:
1 have the honor to report that the Sec
retary of State rode out today and was
benefited by IT, Mr.. f. Seward is gaining
strength IS rapidly as is desirable.
Very respectfully,
J.K. BARNES Surg. Gen.
NEW YORK, April 26.
Gallaeher's Evening Exchange.
Gold 1901.
New York Central, =; Erie, s43;
Hudson, 1lS3; Reading ITO; Michigan
Southern TT; Illinois Central, III; Pitts
burgh, 79a; RockIsland, 1909; Northwestern
55J; do preferred 614; Fort Wayne, ,1O13i
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 294; Cum.
berland 528; Quicksilver 66a, Canton 291 :
Prairie du CHEN As; Michigan Central
1l33.
Market active and firm.
Gold sold stter call Of l49i.
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HE MONItOR ROANOKE.

INV IUhHi n pr ~
The monitor Roanoke now lies In our
lower bay, having been towed there BY the
gunboat Alabama.
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RIaekhnrn 8 KOehleF,

AR CT HITE C T S.
OFFIoEs:
J. NJ. BLAoKBUEE, A. x KOEaIsE, PIt.,,.
No. 81 Oregon st. Building, Pub. 5q.
uhR;sn 6LEYkLAED, O..
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Distribution jobbers are very busy and

Domestic cotton fabrics are very firmly
held and the tendency of prices is steadily
upward. For Foreign goods there is q
large demand and everything offered is
esq erly taken. Prices are firm and i'm
,.-o,-5E,-
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CONDITION OF SEWARD.

CANUIIIUN OF bhWAhU'
WASHINGTON, April 26-9 An.
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton:
SIR: have the honor to report that the
Secretary of State is regaiDing strength
rapidly, and was able to leave his room
yesterday. Mr.. F. Stewards condition is
becoming more hopeful.
Very respectfully,
[Signed,] j, X. BARNES,
Surgeon General.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
W. 7. SHERMAN,
Maior-GenerRl.

L. n. DAYTON,
Msior and A. A. G.
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CHARITABLE.

Arrangements are being made for col
lecting all materials used for dressing the
city in mourning, and selling them for the
benefit of widows and orphans of deceased
soldiers. The goods are to be replenished
at small cost and sold at auction. 1t is
suggested that similar course be followed
thronrbout tba country
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There is a prospect of raising this lss.
vessel and repairing her damages.
The report of the commanding officers
Of the vessels thus lost together with s
list Of the killed and wounded, will be
forwarded as soon as recovered.
Very respectfully,
Your ob'dt servant
TS;--.1 u L H.
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AlGhI FhOIA57AoA@
The procession will reform on superior
street, east of the Park, at half Prst ten
o'clock, P. NJ, and escort the remains to
the train, located at the foot of Vineyard
street.
In view of the solemnity of the occasion,
the Marshal relies upon the citizens Of
Cleveland and strangers, for the maintain
snce of good order and deeOrum, during
the time the remains are in the city.
JAMES BARNETT,
Chief Marshal.
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