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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19

~ Ntr fpre&eu ui6t tdA fly ittr prufef.
9suts. absr utr fennen Or. Wttttie.
p rfonlin uub p,ftu bat er o. terprhenift4
In ge9areIuns ansr brr Rrauftstten
Ia r,sIdt Ct III tttleu rnfssi@t. Sit ben
I'b eu f~infitbn saSren bat Ct ftinesau3e Nuf-
mtrtfamte I unt 9eit ben setetneu xre ntbel-
En- tn aten SerfA'trtnen Fprmeu gepibmet
nnh Ia b AmrM 4 E6ni1a AAens nnh nes-n
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19

B.rltn, 10. Oh. Na6 Brtdtm
que ben 6e1ioaIblnnn 's,at cis "obnAs
&ipilbsb6rrs" be itst pid Nudd@mobms
0seen I'll. auaunsnburat(@m utbuaeuaun.
asn une 0orbeboltt rr beI1einil&m Co.
p%ornttonsn unp Btam'sn. Du@ msrosu
pie bolf,fnn f6pn ~ lefrtsrtasn lstn
Ste bnr odtsn Dos propiic,ium auna unit
0ar ale lbnalf6a unp bier puu,a0 mon
nod ntresnpe einsn bentmmtsn Aueaone
aue bem Ytopiforium atau!.bsn. usber
bae @epfdt Der aue rem yiaube Der ar.
6tpe Der portauhsnpen Bswdemtttsl tpsr.
ben BE Anf&ten notQrlt& (ebr uer(&tsosn
lauten; ater mon eatf-~ Mot ueraefsn.
ba6 sttu eounpasntr @uidistof "a a..
UNI 0ber rts @aInatdt Der perf6tspensn
Anipr0@s au entf&eieeu. unr ba6 prtuetn
f& In eu 9aae bsfnost, ibm uitadnata
loutenesn urtbstlsn l.tne Anufennuna 40
prfae,n. Austn cine abfdrauna ct nm
I&srn prostfortsu mt&ts rod tn aQist'
ttasn SnteuGs f,br ~ wanf&eh fsin. Dts
bsuties ~Mapcsburau 3situna" bemertt :
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ftbr mobt ou1 pbne Anutratten espatrt
pstben lam ; mir bobsn oupersrietis htne
9tranlaNun0. fdr r.n Auauasnbureer unb
iefnt9 %eQtitmt'dt eurd bas G.ur ~ 9sben.
wsnn Deuaf&lunb's Sn,us0sn let&esr Oh:
ne TIN als nit tbm oswobrt ,p.rben t6n'
nsu. ;Nter Qtnss ubstf&t b. @aeAttQ,
teit asasn tte 6u,cQ'bdmsr. pie poS e9n.]
terrific prtuesne fdbf: fhl,uniae Q6funa
nod r,r sinen ursr oneon Sdh.." Gut
- obn MIR aloubtn. fsbr si,l. visQetht|
rae WetRe iur sr1nl6sn6 putten 81.
i&lsuniauna. t6nnie aerurs 6nsoa Grt.bG
rid f.lber hydrogen. tusnn ct suplt& auf.
b6ren woQt.. cen, irdReriidsn 1raure Il.
mes "unatbduaiasn" Mintfuatss f@
btnaspsbeu petr awtl@sn Dtfrrsi& unp
prsuesn unentf&tsbsn IN tn Rttte ~
'@wsb.n. s. ldne,r etsfee 3aursrt bau.
ct. tsRo .uasbr aswinnt Der %snnsrations.
'1seante tn prtnetf&sn Belt uup IN bes
'puutt|@su pr,6s gtnsaua.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19
BUR Nloriba,NHatt.

DdtY,nt S,waip r,n Captain GsL
JEas."p.rtm bakugpon babta sk flo
rtba" nobm. bssapout1t, une or @on'
ersb pur& gttuf&petpsn fstHsm Ds'lpttl
foIat. tat tts Nnp yo,t 6ancslstamu,tt
eInsn Gomtisbsrt6l dpu etsfs Nnatlsasn'
bstt sinfimui anssnou rasn. ptr nit eftn
AntraAe f&lisbi:
ntae 81. banedstam rnu etm QoplIatu
Collins 1brtn Don't ousfpIt6I fur ltt7n
Wutt unb for fstne noble 6ane'unaert'
is. tnesm Il stslma,bia f& kIt 4 eU st.
iabr tiuss Tabhs unb noalt&utrstk itlt 4
ru 0tfcbr bss DuIuRse finu @nfs0una
auefts't .ua baa Deer BON Elm" @tiit'
unit unfern 6anbtl Don sinsun onperbt
&sn Gstues Al bsfuisn."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19
* gmn0e ~ dnner.-

relHe an ben traurts'n Hrloer eon eslta,sasdura DIR Quo
pe Je'een. -9mpnttna Ibsr nuperru reen 9tlpenf1 mod,
z drintfp&. unb cptn ten rufdt'b.rs n ue: elm rel&e aus
S1eitm eaAr ttrnrrnstsn. Rrteu IN II. 0pIserneh's rW1bhaI
Grasratsr- Elm W'ttd, ntfmss ah ale tds stniiee juyIrt6Hiat
Grhuhts' tlr re stsa' 4 arIt,tt beptsfsn bot.
q "a ~ taben II at~:pori: j 9 Nsae b q. IFS graun'n
@,ss 4 sstta, 70 G.iStnstss g.. att6Surs, gqoa: ~
5a,r man h O.. 70. 8 amertsan 1pufe Blod. pbtIabeIpbts:
e q 9 atueer, ste unit Oeolrut Ct 9np Rrpmer 403 gtt'uut
me.. i y ttb e:Sunts. los % BoIttmort g.. Cincinnati,
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g.. Rrp-Oil.aus: N GDf}abt h O.. 81 afort,es g..
1srsn.: evmou Gnis Z g.. 1 Ct. 2aursnse Dutlkiras.
ct eoutS { Gsnfns nruS Wo&tsIser ppm + DiaietIev. ID. 2n
Ysrn 81. nab bet ban 4avpoesuter q tas. 8. 9. Ritut&
6sll27 0saers, Rsr Ssri. Srtb per Fsr So 90.
? 9: Rdtern Nib m~hessteht, moan man It'd f&rtftt6
on tts 3aavtaaeatta In Rtp. Hsfl nenbet. SutrrSa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19

Gin t&1ues Qauo Dos Bier. Boieru.
Die BasIinu Sob.b1du fir poIi'tt unp
ettsratur tsrt&tsn dbsr rts Gr,unaenf6of,
ten eer 2Smltnss In Batun Gola'nese :
.Dk R6ultn9e ftbm jtbt In Bcpun
md&.iesr "a. ale ~ trasno stnu 3'i' In
unfersm Sob,buuput Sm Sabre 1870
fan, auf SAG Sulsn Tin @dhI,&r. 1882
bsrsit6 sine1 auf AGA 8n BIN p1pitlan:
Ten war In bsmfelbsn Sabre Dos 0ubdll'
nte ~ 1918. audu In g,jtie'bum
N0n@en 3dtlw man (l860), nod rem
amilt&sn e&snatis mus. ar Sitf'nn unc
xlbRsrn Mot tpsntaer ale "a I'm Qani,n
&6niara& mdnnItte unb psiblide &l6fsr
nstf ll6Rult&sn 5nRttu,sn abu 800.
faae b%rtbunrsrt. Ytttnst. Mtn&e tie
ptl,lide unb rsaultrte @unlt&tut Nrn'
neu unp 2aisp(&wshun, (anmt ousn tn
eotflt6en guboubs nsbsnbsn. Yn(onm
ubSsn nt6i Unite, 20 600 Sssltn istn. bet
etnsr r6mtfd fa'boli(&sn B'p5ltuura
BON $500 600 Sulsn. 70 bab 1 g. auf
etne as'RIt&s psrfon taum 10 2a.su fom'
men m6aen.
Dh bobsn j.et Ia 9oY,rn, aleia ptt
20. bunrsrt unp amdburbnt Sobren.
O'bsn unp 4uttsn psridispsnRu Git. Do
6no @srsmp,orif.n opu 9dut,m ~
att6ntna. bsnn befannrn @uufobrtsort.
oustn as - B%sntrihinsr, Rarmtlitu.
Iraneiseonsr. xopuatnsr, Bu,mbuAta,s
Btdeer Grsmtisn. Dominifanu. -S6ul.
brdbr T.. {. 10. 0on BEN pstbIt1tn Or.
psu Rnp psrbanbsn: QIa,idsu, Domtntfa.
nutnnsn GIfuatsnfntuntn. u,iuIinuin,
uen. GItfabubuiunsn, Gran,'etonsrinnsn.
eneltf&e Grdulttu. Arme @6ulidptRun.
borubnatas S&mtasrn. @ar,Rnrn 1um
autsn 6tr,sn u. T. ~. Die Gnelifden
G,dulttn ,dbltsn oQetn I'm Gr1tie,tum
Mdn&rn GrstGne. mad nuaili&n Aneate.
725 perfonsn.
due offets0sn Bsfannimo6un4sn tu
@dfl'&ist pes B's'bums paGau 1882
IA s.6bnt6 ta6 I'D In 9ab.. uo,bt t.t
Ss!!e,ttna 1862 600 @uafabru %stnaefunesn
bouen pann ph otsle Sta,iontn CT
8ruru[&of, Jun b.tItpaen uns nnt'R'd'
ten 6Hlsu Warto. tptt pisle ulte,O"
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nsu %bsardnpst nurrrn. s1uttn I'm Sobrt
1861 Rtftsten pie 283 1888 B.wobru ris'
fte Btstbums AT Sobrtoadmttr. Sob'
rseut0sn unp anrsrt tir6li6, Nnbohnr,
NIT stnsu Guntam.nte lopitals Don as I.
076 @ulpen ; re flr srme unb S6ul,n,
fdr Rtr&en unb 3ultus3wsde ouosritfs.
nsn @s!bsr ut&t tiHans@net. Der &c.
tnspfennta Aur tlnteraatune re birding
ten beilt9sn 8atsr6 betrua Is 786 Gu.
psn unb Don psnn frsitptQiasn pop0Iibtn
snlfben bobsn DE Dt6effonm q 600
WuIbtn ae1si&net."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19

a, MT, ptilmttiel an uwenten. Gtr ratten al In iur8,a 9euten,
pelds an eaamsu ersadsn. Smpetsns .. letter, f& an Dr..
gptttt;er ~ member uub babut d Elm unalddH&es Yeber III yer.
m the~. Sir babsu R.trsr' eseben. s1&e eura o.. Dt't,ttr
som Rru6 uter rsrrto p.rm'usrut e'ttit purbsn. Sene
~fprsfdltae 9 b nblune erwedt bas Dsrtraueu In etu,er @saen.
T. bereGret nitt, ole pisle Mntere. iur Cont ul' atonen. Sehtr
tann ~ ,bm A ben II , f.sns Nnant uuentse!tIi& b5rsn.
DIR Eaten ius'e' tin neues qDerf publsirt. betteIt:
"Miseries and Mysteries of Sexual Int rcourse,"
uetbts an I gent Semanb eteen Gtneut una elmer 3 GentS-
prRmari. ssrididt nlrb. g1an atrefars aue Brtefe an Dr..
aDbttHst, IBor 229i, Qbhnse. sue.
Otfe': ,54 Sub-Qlar tFree e pben out.
Or Wbitttsr psrwef6t tas Tubliium an fclsente Tsrste:
Dr. CLAW. Dtmou'se. aDit; Dr. psatetv uut IT 1srmOtt.
Tstroit Mit; o. pl &c, 9ranb SRastts. Uftt; G Bsptn uub
ganer uut Or samss Hboru Gbie"sp. SUE; IT 6entrtbet.
1ols>s, Gbip; D. Daeis, Cincinnati, Obte; O. srsl!t. 4airs.
n; Dr. Pore. 6emttur. q u; Ir + Timer Psntsn, 9 u;
Dr. Sulisn BON ,NtGtn College DpntreoI. g 6; Dr. EeI'rn,
@pterid, 6 u; Dr Chamber. v .. 20bsjl 9tuw
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19

~ Dsles ptttsrs II ,uidnn tns.itst aus retnsm % -rbon
unb Rr iusru, wel&et In o%eQlpmmener farmruis .uiamm enptr.
ten. ,utereIt.i mad hr Original. U'etbses. uit b:.fslhe ppu bsm
s.ssen 5dupItne, uReb Sdd't". BEN D.. Chaplin m~itseibttlt
rurbe, pelner Die eBs NIT Grfole In ftintr Draris ptels 9atrs
lang Or anbis. unb bur& ben 0ebroud befes gRttteS eIn.n 70
ervfen Ruf ~er,iefit fir BE Rsb ut1uua uub 6etluna rpr Dps.
pspRa. feterIe,l En-. Heraupf NJ. Rtpl&meraen. Btebtr una
asue, Nab alien RranibeMsu ne'6s Don Ter 2stt1 rber rpn I'm.
ustboui6let' bsrrubren ptfDpen. me'he an treepb etns btefer
%eflbaftsu 9rantbtt: en leihen .rsrb1n Grber, haf Der @etran6
a'sn Drrautn unb etttaen eubaau,en. mte ~tieielben bdu6e bet
dbuI&en wrdporatipnen oneeDanbt unb { nem yrtrarsnsboI.
len Dublfuua s:rlauft perten Gin etnatetr Berfud miro f.lbR
ben ureIA ubl,been ubtrasnaen ta6 ~Reb Sodtt' fine 5ei,
~lurssiraft beHtt. msl&s uaan bet anhern Bttters ~uereeblidb fu&t.
g. fdrtt unb bslsbt eas .@pfem.
g. II unpsroletdlt6 sseen a1asmstne eGpdGe.
gs'tf tin: Ghsrs Sur fur Tpspepia.
81 gibt stnen euten e~sfunben &ppettt.
60 .ttf6rbert Die BNbauuna
"a n bas ,befe eriftrente @timulaut.
g. psrblttt ;Gietsr unb Qaue.
g. pt,tt aeatr @srhcpfuna.
Ga eurirt n.rr6h &%epTtmer,n.
81 II soffouhnen rein unb fhmadbaft.
! Ies Ntt Sadet Biuers nirb r~ersouft In Duartaotter let
allen DrpeuiNeu unb 5dutlsrp I'm Qanb. Eraft mad .gtt
Saaei nab ntbHtt tel" gu tEs.
8dnblsr ataIisu tiriulave rem ae a& penben en-
i gennet1 pietne & &c..
81 @ipn @iran. @bicaao.
B.iptrb,de u. Wiuer
agenten fur Dapsnrprt.
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TIE ONLY CHANCE FOB THE REBEL LADDERS
Amnesty or no amnesty, the leading conspira-
tors in and managers of the rebellion Will here
after find it impossible to remain among the
Southern people they have so remorselessly
deceived, led to slaughter, plundered and
ruined during these four years Of terrible war.
The only chance for them Is to strike bee line
for Mexico, and the sooner the better. If they
will only adopt this advice, and declare their
purpose, we dare say that, instead of being in
terrupted, they will be assisted by "the Yam
KEGS" on their journey.
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Arrivals and Deparsusss.

IavsRrooL--Sseamshp Etnar-Mr ana Mrs Rollins, two
children and Miss Fusey, Mreo Reilly Nr Eckers
dorf, n = Knapp A Worm, Ap csllsna VIM peele, Jas
Smiley Pein 2 psllis Roy Es na M PPpp o1c
Jones Jos Lindsay schaters-esd - In the stecrase
HAyAsAsteam.hIp Columbia d5o De "a Casss IL %
Casio, knight, X Stevenson, Mrs Bernaruon ~ bompe
ier Thos Lands Mrs socum Mrs Prince il bear ana
lady Vidal Queen, Anan Cushing y nor,pn = JOS
s Blair wOrmel Fall g,imrc ~rs .yS a n,sss
Moran Jose Pans, Mrs Squire and daughter ~ Haaa
Max, n Scott slg chabrette Il Oaselotte Cssnss y
Bordes, do seto' cslrin, Berre.a ballet Nc
mali Miss Fanny Foster r W Hen, Lopez. w De Camp
pos and lady Mrs Richards Capt Ohur9n nj venars ane
dotic The Coluabls brings s1i $50 IN gold.
BrAuronr, N C-steam.hp Caroline ,rhilhpszH y
Fiyn, W Brows, BALDWIN q Nelson D Taylor, 4
u"nsyam Il Garter, w Manor, Y Warner, Platter,
Berry, y wilson, Rcbisen > Hinsog re- Ramsey > Az
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heretofore accorded to JEFF Davis have passed
away. We trust that Mr. Seward has not
neglected to call the attention OF the British
government to this view Of the subject, and
has not failed to suggest to Lords Palmerstoh
and Russell that piratical cruisers, sailing
under the flag Of JEFF Davis, must be denied the
shelter and supplies of her Majesty's seaports
until satisfactory information shall have been
received from Davis that his "confederacy" still
lives. We are inclined to believe that hint TO
this effect has gone out by the last steamer-R
not, 1t should by all means go out by the next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-06
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY. ArRn g. 1865,

Of the Union armies last evening by the illumination
of the City Hail. the firing Of cannon, fireworks and an
impromptu meeting in the Academy Of Music, which
was addressed by Drs Storrs and vnton and Messrs.
Chittenden Robinson and 0del The most enthusiastic
demonstrations of JOY made by the people, and the
jubilee although entirely impromptu was great
In the Court Of Gen-ra Sessions yesterday Henry
Precht indicted for in the first degree having set
fire grocery store No Is Jersey street. the Path
of January pleaded guilty the fourth grade of that
offence, and remanded for sentence. VIM McDor-
mot, John Dalton, John Mara and Patrick H Marin,
charged with assaulting Newman Cohen on the l4th of
February at the corner OF Canal and Mulberry Streets
with intent TO rob him, pleaded guilty TO assault and
battery. These youths will be sentenced Friday.
The Grand Jury brought In number Of indictments and
the prisoners arragned In the Of the day
They will bo tried this week.
man named James Courtney was yesterday COM
mItted for trial In default Of one thousand dollars
bail, charged with drawing pistol on the street and
threatening TO shoot woman named Matilda schwen-
ming.
Immediately the conclusion Of business yesterday at
the Corn Exchange the produce merchants held meet
ing in aid Of the United States Christian Commssion and
increased s funds BY subscriptions tho amount Of ave
thousand dollars.
The stock market was active and higher yesterday.
and closed down town at 1891 Al tho evening board
the closing price wa 1874.
The same tone which prevailed In CONNER
ciai circles on Tuesday continued yesterday, and
tho indications that after the markets have
cleared out the 'panio" lots Of merchandise there
will be better feeling generally The sesdiness Of gold
rather tho refusal of that commodity to drop down to
the level Of public opinion has the tendency 10 keep
things steady and counteracts tho influence Of the war
1t proves too what before remarked that the
fall of Richmond discounted couple Of weeks ago.
On Change flour advanced 30. 10c, with rather more
doing, Wheat rather more active, and an ad
Of TO- &C. established Corn and oats contin
ued dull and heavy Tho pork market opened heavier
and closed SOC. higher, with fair demand Beef was
steady The lard market rather moro active, and
shade rmer Freights dull and rates were nominal
Whiskey advanced &c &c., with, however, but little
inquiry
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsmsorox, April s, 1895

WASHINGTON April ., Aoo0
THE MILITARY SITUATION.
We have no additional information of military move
ments than is contained in the dispatches Of General
Grant, already published The gold spectators Tor rise
have started storios this afternoon and evening that
General Sheridan had been defeated by the retreang
rebel force which he was pursuing and also that General
Sherman had met with defeat in North Carolina 1t Is
hardly necessary to state that there foundation for
these reports they have obtained sufficient credence
to send gold up some six or eight per cont
Tho military situation Is perfectly satisfactory, and
there s no probability Of even temporary check to
either Grant, Sheridan, Sherman others Of the Union
commanders or columns converging for the destruction
of the remaining fragments of the rebellion
ACCIDENT TO SECRETARY SEWARD.
A sad accident occurred to Hon VIM. H Seward this
afternoon Upon leaving the State Department. at about
four p M he entered carriage, with his son. Frederick
Seward Esq, his daughter and another lady. Upon
street, Vermont avenue, some disarangement Of
the reins occurred which the driver got OF to remedy,
leaving the rens in Mr. Stewards hands. After adjust
ing shem and before regainng his seat the horses
started and Mr. Seward in attempting to check them,
pulled upon the reins in such manner ~ TO cause
them to turn sharply asound throwing him out Of the
carriage The fall broke his right near heshoude
producing bad compound frscture He was insensble
for some time from the effects Of his injury and it was
feared that the result would DO fatal but he is somewhat
better this evening" and It is hoped that il will not prove
a. first supposed The other oocupantsof the
carriage escaped unhurt. The members Of the Cabinet
members Of tho foreign Legations. and other eminent
persons have called his residence to inquire io MS
condition and express their sympathy and regret at the
misfortune.
APPOINTMENT AT NEW YORK.
Hon A. M. Wood, Collector Of the Second district OF
New York. has been designated under ths amended Tax
BILL TO have charge Of ntcrnn revenue ca p0'te and
drawbacks for tho port Of Now York,
THE CONVENTIONS OF TURNER'S.
me general Convention OF the Tarnvcrcin met this
moaning nine o'clock. Resolutions were adopted 10
eating the notiona committee with the New York dis
tro appointing Cincinnati the. place for the next fes
tvaS Of oil the Turner sooctiss ana st. Louis as the
place for tho meeting Of tho neEt general convention
Majss General Sgel who Is Temporarily In Washington,
and Who has always been astive meber Of the Tur
ner societies. entered the ball. and Was received with
cheoss, oil the delegates riding Hewas addressed BY
tho president who rendered him the hearty welcome Of
the convention After returning his thanks for theiI
cord reception he urged the Convsnkos 70 stand By
the incipss Of the platform and 70 sDArs no efforts fo'
their realization The Convention this afternoon I'd
jQurnsd stve de.
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REBEL PRArIcAL CRUIsEHs-NonCE TO ENC
LAND.-On Monday last, when called out at the
State Department to speak to the rejoicing peo-
pie Of Washington on the fall Of Richmond,
Mr.. Seward said he was closing up his Euro
pean dispatches; and he mentioned some things
that he intended TO say for the information Of
the Powers and potentates Of the Old World.
There Is one thing, however, upon which he
was silent in his speech, but which we hope he
did not forget in his despatches-viz that
with the expulsion from their chosen capital
of the army and authorities of the "so-called
Confederate States," that demolished concern
ceases to have "a local habltation or a name;'
and that consequently tie "belligereot rigbts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-06
OUR QUOTA AND THE DRAFT.

ously-ststc Money Arranged For-Ths
Draft Likely to be SuspsndSd, 80. y
The state Paymastsr General, selden z. Marvin, has
been in the city and completed his arrangements With
the Supervisors Conmco for the payment of bountiss
He has been inacousuitaton with the committee fce
length Of time discussing the question Of the proper
blanks vouchers &C. 70 be used. Supervisor Blunt haA
full series already prepsfed-vouohes for and checks
on the county a. wen for and on the stats-wh'oh
wcre submitted and unhesitstingly approved These
moneyed transactions and are 70 Do couneoe
by tho millions, md all interests can - tnek -
much cannotbs evinced In the preparation q -
proper documents Those proiminarics being sesssoe
there nothing IN the way OF STATE peymenes 1enp
made fast the money wantsd and also o. seeene
millions Colonel Burt agent Of the Paynastss oeneeek
called yesterday at ths rooms Of the commnee snd -
c,vSd from the chairman vouchers for quarter of MI
amount was mmsdiassy made upon the STATE Treasurer
To-day IL d believed the Assistant 6tase faymessess
Colonel W. Darling. stationed 1t the eupervise Con-
funds in hand fsr the use Of the committee.
subscriptions continue 10 como In nor the county
bounty loan only absut seven hundred Thousand dosn
amounting 70 two hundred thousand dollars Are nsw -
posted in the Manhattan Bank for the Of ~ Con-
mittee but the signature Of the State CompFolIee ~
cessay before ths nancy can DO drawn TO secure W.
Mr. Blunt sent . messenger yesterday 70 Albany VIE
will return to-day
The COMMITTEE bsi.g In funds the provost arshas -
the various districts are kept fully supplied with this ne
enough 10 the trsft 70 be suspended IRON We
following statement however which . MIR daily ave-
rage would appear thai the great centre re- yosss
II has become well established and known Throughout
the country THAI like whirlpool draws into its vortex
all floating ''asmy" material The following shows The
number Of volnnteers for the 9Th inst In the various
provost marshAls districts and ~ the Of the con.
mittee:--
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and by that means they saved the few that
finally got away under cover of the night
1t is worthy of especial note how immedi-
ately the fall OF Petersburg caused that Of
Richmond, and how freely Lee thus assents to
the fact that the latter cannot be held without
the former. In view of this fact the country
should not forget that it was part of Grants
original plan to cut the communication between
those cities, and that one year ago General
Butler was sent up the James with column of
troops for that purpose. How grandiloquently
he managed to do nothing every one must re-
member
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The full and highly interesting reports of special
correspondents the battles around Petersburg result
Ing in the rout of Lees rebel army and the capture Of
Petersburg and Richmond, illustrated by map will be
published in the WISELY HERALD Of this week Agents
will send in their orders before o'clock this morn
in0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-06

fOkrhksS hoNhoE, April y, iooo
Tho steamers Warrior and weybosse arrived here this
afternoon from Wilmington, N G., with about three
hundred refugees Among these refugees journcying
North many ladies belonging to the highest classes OF
society In wilmington, whose husbands and relatives
have either died since the beginning OF the
now serving In the nks Of the rebel army and having
lost all their property are now on their way North 70
procure means.
There nothing known in Wilmington Of shernans
movements In North Carolina
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r,,. s.xcr-Tbsrty Eoan.

Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to the enthrty
loan today at S2al5 500 including subscription OF
saOO 600 from New York. The number Of indv dual
subscriptloss fNr sums Of ESQ and 500 was I, z6i
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Tho Nominations fu9 Fire oo0amisshea-
ersyTheir Anteoodeats and Political Po-
sfAsons-A Fair Distributior~Au Round-
The Political Hacks Ignorsa and Now
Msn Named. go.
oUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENTS.
ALsASyy April 6, 1906.
TAarife relation TO IL appontmsns Of Mcsropoli-
tan Fho Commissioners has resulted In Ne appointment
Of four names 10 the Senate to-day.
Charios O. Pinckney is In the insurance business and
conoscned in the management Of two insurancs compa
niea: was repeatedly chosen 70 the Common Council
repub,ican and elected By democratic votes 10 be the
presiding ocer Of the Board of Councilman in 1888 His
ar ,snmont has been endorsed by ell tho interests hcre
although conceded to thss Union League
Samuel Sloan President Of the HudDn River Rail-
road for many years. democratic senaonfrom Brooklyn
some years since has gone into the insurance business
sapresident Of q company leaving the railroad, and
nav resides In New Ynrk He il the representative OF
Tho insurance companies.
James W. Booth IL dyer In the Ninth ward, man Of
means and active republican, who has not hitherto
held ONCE. He Ia a,wsed man.
Martin K. Brownls young man, although an old nre-
man. and takes active part IN the councils OF the
department during the agitation Of the change, opposns
the bill here nrst and then prevailing upon the men
10 vindicate thsS character by continued exemplary
course Of condues in discharge Of their duties Ho Is
member Of Engps Company No Is, Apsinisr BY profes
sion and II the publisher Of WtsS Spirit He was a.
executive arm of the Draper organization In the late cam
paigns.
senetor IAimbser opposed to these nominations, and
will vote against their confirmation They appear 70 be
otherwise acceptable o fair division all round r
cognizIng - they do the four factions, viz. -
Sam Sloan, snti-copperhesd democratic.
G. O. Pinckney, Union League
James ". Booth, Seward, woodland Darling.
Martin K Brown, Draper rsdioalsl
They all respectable citizens, and not poll.
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