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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15


CoaUSSA, March %, 1895
ne RSA RsM Ao~swsu 0sss 10 Sss-TA< Adve~saess Of
" Sssssss-L<see~ ~ PyOsssls DsSisssio~-/s Eng
~ &1ssss~ Sattsd viA AssSSo~s Of War Jov Liseon-
"a Nta0svs s~d Saero~sSs Gone-Eprisemess n o.
vs~ss-RsvosSod " JSv as Dosses n ~ ssos~sa,-
AsGA~ Rcd Vssd AScss-Bu~sso n ~ Ansytoom
S1fp, ..
fhs rsssi ram stonewan hes scus TO seA Afssr sn
0e anxistlss and precautions Il the psss SIX weeks
ensr al sAs twists and turns Of dplomsy-afsr all the
watching Of the two United s,ssss shpsofwsr this
esrt-shs ran has been permitted 70 70 70 SEQ A
sruss you yesterday she out OF Ferro yesterday
Oesnng,vih ps~fcctly smooth and nos Q breath
- VIVA During the entire day she hay on the eoas,
shout Avs mss waiting fos the Niagara and sacrs
osata During this time shs performed some beautiful
Svostioas-sEons oths turning by aid OF her double
Ssopsss and making The half circle IN less than one
S~usa sAs remained In sight un midnight when she
AinppssssA
Tho Niagara and Sacramento remained ct their moor.
hss In the harbor Of Corunns during The entire day
t~ee they haA gone out n mess the stonewaIi In two
unersnt dAys when the latter did have everything
- her favos Yesterday, however, am Inclined W BE-
insvs bst Commodore Craven, whose courage and
Aravsry No man who knows him can doubt was con.
v'nced that would b. bu, sacrifice Of his shtps and
Dsu eight the s.on~~an The speed Of the latter has
tssn asosrtAinsd b. much greater than arst
~~stS~'t NJ sooV Juuss r~) h.s Js-t'rf"y ~ hm's
- steamed twelve knots hour This 10 than
- NAeAn can make without wnd 70 help her, and
yesterday there noe breath Thcu the Niagara
suircs vInd 70 turn with any rapidly and with such
sssssss n saeA ssa her guns not being shle to make
~ impression upon the ssonswali The Commodoss
- nfssss1. oeAsultsd his better judsmes, and deter.
nAssd ssss give away shs vesssls under his command
vhybAas nss The Navy Dsparusns (who II the sccre.
ny q ths Navyf sns Out Moaisos 70 compete with
nis nsw nonsssf Il hes certainly haA plenty of time
= 90 sh asos ths u shs arrival Of the ssouswan
= rsrsi rsschs1 ths United ssatss
70 sos think, however, thas shs sssssvsr - ssss
o. LAss svsaias sslsgraa rseeiv,d here ssaai,s
- steamer len uvsrDoo, - ths ala, v,sh s,shS
bnwy suss - large susasssy q snn~asssss ses =
lnAw MD vsssi as1 sws sssAsys ~ I'VE h~sAysA
Ashoas os chain cable ~ Ne ossssval nb ~ -
tsssA ~ Hssoa, 80 shssAw - iHsiissA v Sssvs.
- ssssswan - sosA fhb svsaias - sss1sv. Ne
nasan - essnmsoss 90 snAs weigh ~ ssS beuaA
- Lsesa y b possible thss bsswssa Asss ~ sAsrs
ksy ~ Vesesnsss ~ essoswa go Nv - tAsswn
lsSoosssdS - ssAt - - - 1snssa ~ ~
tsss ~ naAs si1sssV ~ iAsesa.
Sbsrs bseost ~ q sssNsasss Aws ssAay. 1syAs
- fsm = I've Says NJ pls scespsuss q sssssss1s e
BE psspe = qssasns .hsys bsss v wsssA ~ ssvs-
psss ~ vs)sslA ~ b IN bssvsss Asvs - NE
aGatsovo ~ hsDs u tssiss ashA no sss ~
Hosssu oHssAS NAvvesss1 ssl ns rsmAsts ssds
sess 80 Alys - sss p~uesiayiy ssnpinsssssy II
: sssAs6 aDss tsaps,ss ~ sssssaw u ~ scs<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
The AneGea Wholesale Their 81 IAS~ers.
70 I'M RnlroA OF YHl HlRAIp.


~ attention called account N your papsv On
Monday ss, a The charge Of larceny sxaiast me
and oshsss for taking quantity u svors from the sers
Of Virgil Hllyss and feeling THAI injustice was doss
In thai psblesiiss asa you pubhah this euplana
ton Of ths snsAetion About the 2oth Of March sss
Mr. Amos Barnes Va me, and r.pvesensed tia. h
was partner IN the arm Of !. woolr~y 4 % ana
desired 70 sell TO IN behalf Of srn large axso
meat OF liquors., consisting Of New England rim ana
pure spirits which he sald IN the store Of ssS arm
In Duane street, and exhibited 70 samples q the
hquor Az about 70 for the oil resicss sud
desired W take With larye stock ~ iqusrs fcs ~Ie
thcrs and believing the liquors we're cheap and thai
could make money by tho purchase and ARMY
ss,~, s,ms a.,, ~ .esa,,.,ons rnsnp wsrs true
credit Of sixty ninety hunsirca and s.e NV
d.ys took f.on :. L wool.ey 60 b,n - sals q
aid liquors and raw my notes for the sane. In three
equal smoosts and = Hen said hT,uv n ss~urs the
rsy'nen, OF The mites A, the time purchased these
to them nor Tia. NJ sarn.. was not fsy su,s",.ss 70
sell them : rsqursd Mr. Amos Barnes TO asilver ne
whole .mo' q, NJ Bassrv undertook 70 dsi'vss "a n
the goods and surp.ss for that Purp~s oonmesca
possns wbstsvsr In do With ,hs ,AkiAs Of ths Hoyors
received fourteen b.rels from D.rn.s, ana esrsc,d "a
H.. .sss .ss ;ssaS Nv:
sal ho.ds ny sosss e. shs ssocs ana si.s IA Ss
fDsw bat ! Do tscv sha, my psreHsss - 1, $780,
rood f,nh snd thai have ssss Gsiy II ~ sassssosAi
M. Randolph Bsrsss, VIE 10 also s.S.v .r..a. -
...' ss;sr:::.. s.:s :.s..:s.s ~ x.s. - s:. -
.s: sem 70 NE i'sses ass vhs sess 90 ~ Ne sors
~ the lqner thss vas removed
NV Yoss, April H. isss. NICHOLAS DRoon
sosopoxr ,..s.S csoDoSs S.Hss>
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--
ryisss casnsAsa an LOCALIZED l.ssssvs>r
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=; I: /: /: !: /: IS:
xss;r;s:;ss;S!!:sss;;Hs;6EE;
r 49,: -: ~ II l::;T:r it::ss
80 s; $500: -! SsS - ts.F
MA rArsss,ssSN .sks ~s..sslsss -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

rrtkcu o. n. OLIVIER, m TINE gRTvCH LEoIs-
LArrHk' ON rHn ATTITUDE o. IHE UsrKp
Translated for tbs Nrw Yoas usslIp from ,h. op,s,op
Na',onale of March ~
consraiuiats the government upon the prvra~ made
.nA' our troops are soon 10 be withdrawn iron Mesco
anu .h. no more forr'gn expeditions 10 be undsr
turss w,.S regard I" the "s, 20 r sss n
m Ut has taken no action Il certain that aur,ns s.n,s
generally aSl. 70 freely d.sSss ali sn s.s beng
sane freedom has been and 10 insernittcnt and capri
nSsy ssmpsrsa sh % s ss prs., may 10 se,s,s
,n.'s. ~ sKr " restrictions ,mpof.d upon an
DsS%T.. bic ." "A linen sp,, %on.p01cd WELD,
Erench rsvoh.'0n lad be~n checked before the d.s
.s1 vs.sS M s.. .ns S..i.s The :.
he'd liberty inssssA u dsrsAsership, ana Rons,srs.
s:.I,,s b. genius ~9ca have rsu.. level ~s
and ecssasred the world had hnown speusS "a ..nn n
ums, be you'd hhe~ss have fo~oded : sss,nr wcrr
WITH Which the Emperor EsIimss wss r.s.s1s@ ~
obstacles n the way q his government hsvs scs ben re-
.s s::s:: .: ::s =: !:
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$500 ::s =. ::s1 S.s s. ;::.s s,:. 9:
= 49, $40 s.sssy y NsvA a.v,es TIE Unite1 sssss
:.. s.s.. ' - =: apo: or :,
issw nssi.nssS fnsy have rsfassa . ssss9 n
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
Fash1onable People
fuHNI MA MIfI = IYR0

II may b InAn] kAt kundspas u oar Ora 80
E.is: a.ys ,Srssd !. Ni,;r;!s. SYIa sI,.TS:ls. -
sg Roadway OF f.sAios and Aiss Of toe wtA uss
families have hronssd tbs estsbhshuAns AsA'ss As1
L.ds {Sa1g Ms; e; soys, az !nf;sk 2S S3'.y3
propery be termed Nllersm.s srcsg ihes IN tks osAHS
Gore noe poP, 70 the rs ks sahis sh ssssk, ~ -
rssn Of god sAs's = tAs knpirs City. I,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Chez pest Newspaper aHA Dsss Family
Literary Jearnsl IN the ceassSy.
The wxsxIr HHxaIs fnr the prs>~ss w~ck, Gin b. -
sale at slsh, O'Clock this saturday, morning
IL will contain full particulars Of thu Surrender -
General Lee and the whole Of tho Rsess Army q
Northern Virginia General Grant, together ~nh highly
Interesting details Of the nghtns previous 20 se s
resdss account OF the suUcnder Of Lyncheusr The
lase.s news FROM General shcrmans Army; ful aeeoss
o. TIE operations front Of hobe, and ~ ,be Siege -
Spanish Fvr of the capture az s<lmA A..
tav esi.sr the rebel Generals forr~rt and ky So
their entire commando, Reported capture ~ Mont
gomery, Ala: the Important speech IL frr-sS-ss
Ln DIN giving his view. ON Peace, R~c.n-trcsss
and Emancipsiioa Questions; imp,rtans meas frvs
Richmond; late and important news from karvp~; 10
To- oetns frog South aud Central AmerisA hex's,
CuuA British Honduras 40 Editor ais the cssis.e
oic~ OF day; Poetry tbs inter siisx 'sy "o'
,h. Wat r." Literary. Artistic, seseauhc ssd spsrsiss
Iueilseucs Facets; Musical and thestrol rc,i.~ ts
IN. week; varietss interesting rsadins for f"ru'"
and Agrcuiturs-,s; Valuable Reports Of Tie snsy
Commercial CAtie Hors~ Dry Goods ani Bot and sn~s
,srkets and rsports Of ~ ether Interesting events q
the ~ssk
rurna One COPY one year. -; three copies. -
Ave copies, %; ssa copies, tia hn'nd number .
adversassms.s viii b inserted In the wEE Y Hss~s
Aus. the Dsss.-Bswass's MosA d.
sTRorIN0 PACKET For sale By an arusS',A
A Silent Sewing Machine.
NlLLAox GIbbs o0 brvadway
-----------
ian xfNnEpvANN = co = s,.rsuns c.,s.ss Wa
Depot = buans street
---
NIGHT BLOOMING CRREUs resemble the hair
hssdf Because II grows upon you
-
under Barnum's Museum. Shoulder Br.rs.. Ek.s1
steam :. and Abdorlln Beiss, &c.
"
American watehss-0old and fnvss,
from forty Ave y three huadred dollars ash fos s.e
n. II. r.
h"O"@s ~" "'"s'' 49, . - - ~
..,..,. u....... co,s. .,n .,h.r ,ro.,a.. =, -
'''-'''' A'- '. @ 500 ''"',
.'''.' =. IrA~ ~, ~. 80 =, -.
sanity saoac'ous. they contain hur'ful ingredients -
all times b used with perfect '.fsysessea -
''''''
w.. - a.. .,.,
M ~ NJ MS Tnrr 80 80
:. ""S''A
nsyKAW !. rosrs .rsnn" and !, L.fsye,.s nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

American Demand for 0atisfacti0n for
the Injary from the Portuguese.
Lisbon despatch OF the 3lss Of March says thai the
American Minister II Lisbon has demanded satisfaction
q the Portuguese government for the firing upon the
Nagars and Sacramento by the Portuguese forts
He also requests the dismissal Of the commander OF
Port Belsm and salute Of twenty onsguns 10 the Anne
g. an neg.
The American commander deny any intention Of sail
~ whsa fred a. - they merely shifting their
SAorags
Nothing - yet has been decided In regard To the
-nastse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Grover 4 Baksr's First Prsaign DlsS.
Y st.rh and iock ss'ssA esvns nseAtDH, - DrssA~aN
New Nesh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

The French government VIII probably send one or two
cleaners to accompany the two are sent bv the
English government With the Great Eastern srYcss the
Atlantic, u the time OF laying re iantic cable and
hoped that the Uniisd States win do the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Highses Prsatsa Isseh esassA pswin0
nsehiNes MHHkLER q WILSON - nseaxvNv -
wheeler Wi1son's Button hols Machine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

osura~a's Peuars ssstiIs uprsses Hssp
firm ew forsAe.ds % sAy p~ q Ne ssAy Wau~assA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Consum ptfom--C0nsU psiOn-Ws esy
psrsons having eonsumpttoa whstsver ssa 81 tn -
- uss Dr wisHARrS Pine Tree Tar Cordial vi D
,ssdly taken up By tss biod and carried y !hs assa
OF the une and their DECAY 1t dpca and ke yoUssr6
hfs V .aysd ne rks Tree Tar corasl has greed tsws
dissolve The thick that the w1pd a
ths lunsp and sspss from the sys.ss ne Pine nv ~
Cordial purnss lhc blood and coanses Of an aVfulsuo
matter hss constantly bsveding internal sp1 sss
nal aalrhsun, boseh~s the fsos, shd III sen A.Ssk
OGsr 10 NossA sscoud street. fkadrpaia Al = GklH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
The United States Navy.

ne London Army and Nary Gasefs says:-Ths worn
OF the Unhcd states Navy has bean accom-
and must BE- confessed that In hands Of Farrasut
and Porter the high rspststHn which tho oarsrs ma
u that Power sssbbed soou after the M
sxissepcs Of itssh has been greatly enhanced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Books BovRht In Amy Quantity, from
single ,clam- to an entire ntrsry.
JOHN ffNE, Bookseller. 100 Nassau strssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Iss Value IL Iaealculahley-Fss All Dtsf
.s s,n n. ss' e fhssf.s ~ . sbSr 1ss;
sne cst.in rsmsdy has sseed ths ssse Of ulsy ysA4
bswsAs, sefsns NE GHnnn ed ala 20 ~ pAaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Germs, DunioDs, EnlargeA Jstnas asA
an aseasss % shs ~ cured ~ Dr. xAcRAnfH ~
DresdAAy.
CristaAePe's Hair pys, PressTvetivo
and Wig Depot wholesaie nd retail, No As>ns usssA
The ApplIol BY sinful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Buy Miller's Hair Dey.-Bsst In Quality,
Cheapest In price Try IL Sold by Dsassais. D.Dss y
n<v slFe~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Bashfuiness.-IIow TO Overeome II. See
Pm THEOLOGICAL JOuIesAL+ Ian. M. DC.
fOwLER 4 WELLS. ~ Bra.dway, New Yosa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Colgate 4 Co.'S Honey Brown Windssv
and vi Soaps for the oelFor sale ~ AN drssisee
and dealers IN pcrfumsry and fame, article M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Wa " Ganep ~ D.
Ne many ssAss. 81 As Vus1 sssnsss e cdHsfffv4fc1
~ wzsn ~. S:,svs n ns, y. ~ r.. nsfs:s - -
o. We l,aPsy. ssa i,rs.uoa 81 ne sA44s ~ y,-rS
ns,s and water Have uvs..d viii The ssa YAyasna eI
esh ~ yelhcf indscss ~ fv>eaA = - - ~
and must say ihsi ssns " be Sisssss y ssiirsa caG
s:s ;s , sssr: fEH tx is.s $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

- - i..ssss.s 1. f:.sSSE prSe2fHzS
E rsEH::.Ssk16.a
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-: ~: S,ss;s 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
Brisish News from RichmOna.
ANGLo-RKDRL HOPES OF FUTURE TROUBLE

The sor,espoSdsns Of the tPndon r'-A., writing n
convinced that " Richmond fAs, and lee and 1Ihns
are driven from the Geld, but the frss eeaGS Of
will snsue . time whsn every important town Of
south will require 70 be held by & Yankee earYis
when EMULATION In New York viii Be- exchanged for
bernsse and right reason, and when II will 30 reaii
that the osiss scenes Of this. mishtess revQlutlou
drama will not b. played out save In the times Of
children children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

A.-Marsh's Trass OMee, 221 Breadwsy,
under Barnum's Museum. sh-ulder braces, eik Ekssb
So cain n Abdominal Belss, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

A.-why Does tho Passion for PhS ies's
NIGHT BLOOMIN0 CRREUs resemble the hair ,so
hsadf Il grows upon you
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

The New American Tariff.
The London n01 has editorial On the amended
tariff Law Of the Cnited Staisr II snvs.-It n i'm
poesibis TO end for fried BY the nSht OF
reason, ar b. the results Of experience Il n alike con
demned The London r~s ironically oreatts The
framsp Of the scbeme with peculiar wisdom In ssIsetnr
The LIST Of April for ns Inauguration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Moth Anssdess win Saw Yssur Ears anA
''s NV -'''" 'HlUsku . wArrS ~ r.A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Bateh~Ior's Hair Dye-rhs Nest ta tSs
world Harmless reh2be ns,A The only srsst
by Fa1 tor, Ia street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Mers vss MAss eucstsrsat ~ tis uausuAi 10 ns4ssa
~ ksSIa sepearancs ~ tbipss sbo.s The novo-1
n.Sasp - - The Forrth Ds-src, yesterday TIE
1900 - " v@ omcs hcysy.f, hGd "a eject 4
suMAme we crow sb wtthA dor AID changing ~ 4
svnniepsncss VI who werv IA the yelails Irvss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

weekly returns d The Bank Of Yraacs sAsW - b.
crease Of cash hand Of two sad AAH Dieas -
france
To shs yssnch Chamber o. Tie sosA Tie ora q sAs
oppostisn who dssstsd the amsndmsat Julss ysvvs.
spoke upon the necessity fos politio bsesy, bot was
interrupted BY the Prssadsat declined = 0nsA HI
speech. The amendment rejsctsd.
Tho amendment In favor Of the liberty q The prem
wss dsoated but rstsessA BY . hrgs majority.
10 stated that Napoisoa WIN leave faris early n
Nay returning until November his phyecians hav.
Ing recommended seven neasAs shssaos In The ssaasy
ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

rrEkcH OF n. OLIVIER, m THE rRrvcH II
LArrRE, ON the ATTITUDE o. IBE us
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nv, -: :. . .,. g: Sssr:ss.AS yysssssna -
r. = ! 3 Efsl3
=: :SsHHs :s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-11
TI,eporIian,,egD,tary 4, ~ lFI.iiae,;o,,,,, p,

ondon Letter 70 the Cincinnati lGazstte.I .
.SFhe forthcoming elections for the new
Parliament, which are to occur soon after
the death of the present, which will occur
between July and IL, sre absorbing pub
lie attention. The great struggle is TO elect
Mr.. Mill over Mr.. Smith, the great news
paper man, who owns the stalls for papers
st railway stations, &C., throughout The
United Kingdom. and is an invsterste To-
~. Mr. Mill has been seurFilously abused
by the religious newspapers az an atheist,
and 50 on; but in 8 manly letter, published
to-day, he declares that he declines on
principle to answer or consider any relig-
ious questions in connection with politi-
cal contest. Mr.. Jacob Bright, brother of
john Bright, has been put forward by the
Liberals of Manchester, and will doubtless
be electsd. Sir &. I. Bnlwer comes out in
a mean Tory address to the constituents of
Hertfordshire.. Peter Taylor viii, be, |e-
elected Tor Leicester, aRd Aneries viii
thus hsve s vigorous champion in Parlia-
ment. zta4rs FEGg H-ntE eni
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-11
GENERAL NEWS Items.
Records OF the Rebel PrOVIs.
s'.E ....... iOnal Congress. a -'a il
Success OF the Gettysburg Gem
a..aaaai 1 eteFy. ls5i d.lni
East India Squadron to be
Reinforced.
GOLD LAST NIGHT 1S9 7-8
AssOeIated .Press RepOrt.
FROn WASHINGTON.

t.. ..a... rfHF Fs ae NEW 1Ohkt July ~.
The Commercials Washington says
President johnson has gone down the Po-
tomsc on an excursion, and it is cor jectured
that he will visit Richmond on his return.
Sickness is greatly increasing in Rich
mond.
Hon. George II. Pendleton, late Demo-
cratic candidate for the Vice Presidency,
arrived at Washington to-day on political
mission.
|, The Secretary of State continues his
duties in almost perfect health. The novel
and extraordinary splint was removed from
his face by order of his surgeons, and proves
TO haEe been marvellous success, and very
few traoos arc to be seen of tho original &C.
cident, or the subsequent assault of the baf-
fed assassin, with the exception of slight
swelling on the side of his right cheek.
Mr.. Seward rose this morning, dressed
himself and performed his toilet, even to
shaving, for the first time since his scci-
dent. His friends and the country will be
glad TO loarn that he has entirely TscOveEed
the use of his arms, one of which was fear
fully manned when he was thrown from
his carriage For seventy days of three
months OF suffering, Mr.. Stewards mind has
been engaged in the transaction of public
JIlsiness, a fact which viii enable him with
eisnparstive ease to resume the active and
lakoTious duties of his Department..
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Miscellaneous Ttems.

The difficulty of acquiring the EnoI;sI
language, which foreigner nust evIo-i
ence, is well illustrated by the folloTine .
question: Did you ever see person nsTs
an spPle or pear with pair of scissors 2
A $1,000 race between a horse and 9
steam carriage at New-Hsven, Oonnecti-
cut resulted IN the signal defeat ofthe lat.
ter. But they are going TO try it again. a
the steam man alleges that poor coal in
jured the speed of the locomotive.
On the Fourth of July all the dining
room servants at the Louisville Hotel
without ceremony, Joined in the Freed
mems procession, leaving the landlord and
clerks to wait on their guests.
The arm chair used by the fat woman
at the museum, in st. Louis, was on Sat
urdsy levied upon to satisfy = judgment
Of $39.48 in favor of doctor. The doc
tor hsd attended upon the Riantess. and
on her failure to foot his bill, had the chair
seized the only portion Of her worldly ef-
teets that could be got hold. of The chair
IS about three feet wide. The chair is 70
be sold at constables sale in dsv or two,
and any one in want of 8 aettee, 3 lounge
3 church pew or buggy body, can buy
TINS CHAIR and convert il to the use "a
CURED On q pinch, it would make q
second story law Office q stand for 3 band
OF music, or the pilot houss of q small
steamboat.
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PROm REWBRRN.

~ NEWBERHj July D..
The 4th of July was celebrated in true
northern style, which excited the amaze,
ment of the natives and delighted the col
ored people, both of whom were present in
thousands to witness the wonderful scenes.
Chas. Z. Fitch, of the Newbern bar, was
the orator of the day and delivered an elo-
quent address. -.El. .-
]. T. Hough, the new mayor, inaugural
ed the new city government by admins
tering the oath of office to the city officials
and police force, which enabled the troops
to retire to their tents in the field. Mayor
Houghis receiving eogratulstOry dispatches
from tho mayors Of northern cities. New
bern is entering upon new career of
prosperity with the promise Of bright
future.
Green corn, new potatoes, melons, berries
and fruits of ali kinds including grapes aud
Ags, are now plenty in North Usrolins,
whose soil yields ali the products grown in
the North or extreme South. ~.
The mercury in Newbern went up to 80
deg. on the I'd day of July, making the
hottest day of the season.
There is much feeling among the troops
here who have been mustered out of the
service. They want their pay very much
and have been waiting for it long Tina
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PROM lALBARY,

ALBANY, July 10.
Much excitement was created st East
Albany this afternoon by the shooting of q
prisoner in tue Police Court room. H.. &.
Last Friday afternoon two girls, named
Ann and Bridget Burns, went 70 the woods
8 short distance from their home to pick
berries, and, While thus engaged, were seiz-
cd by four men, who repeatedly violated
their persons. Bridget, who is but fifteen
years old, cannot live, it is said. 80
Soon after the crime was pub blicly known,
Lewis Msjor, aged forty years, and his son,
were arrested and recognized by the girls
as two of their ssssilsnts. ma
This afternoon they were taken before
the police magistrate for 8 preliminary ex-
amin alton, but the proceedings had scarce
ly commenced, when BROTHER of the girls
shot the older Major twice in the arm a. d
leg. He was followed by The mother, who
struck Msjer q heavy blow upon the head
with hatchet. ~ -, 49,, a.. .7..
Young Burns and his mother were A.
rested, and Major carried to his house,
where threatening mob was only deferred
from resort to lynch Law by the presence
of the police. rs -- Eas -Lag
Major was formerly an engineer.on the
Hudson River Railroad, but was discharged
for misconduct. His son is said to be no
torious bounty jumper. Young Burns en-
desvored to stab him, but was prevented
by q policeman. -rE ai =.