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The New York herald., 1865-05-27


swca8 didn't he did Row Is be 70 know that should
like 10 know believe OF thee wNDeseee-Stover-
can swear ihaa be DID Dot receive payment Bot the
prosecution 70 o step fnrtber and fay " be dbdnt
cewe h Brown did ] should Ike " know on what
fcuDtiaton stov~ rect that evidence Certainly Do4
oD bacts coming within the wHpesss own knowledge.
The same obscrvasiop applhs 10 Brown. Until you
Vic ease Il not cstsbltSbcd
WITHDRAWAL PROSECUTION
Counsel then announced by the mouth Of DiysEet A.
torDey Dckinsoa that bey would consent 10 the
Mr Eysrss-ws arc entitled TO vevssct Of secnntsi.
Jpdps Nclsou--l suppose so; and, gentlemen Of the
jury Ibis closed The main faes upon which this
Indictment b founded, and which 10 prepcrbed by the
statute onenses that the accused, of,cer Of
the Poverpmept took receipt fsom the creditor Of the
so.sremcns ior larger amount ., money than he paid
vernmeDt ss vooeber. Thai n the phb Of tho
eDcpcc. NOW the object Of thc statute is obvious
hat ,ssss asbsssins otsesm, TO whom ~ossy h
furnished BY government 10 pay credftors Keep
back isst money ustil the creditor calls They
then give him 70 understand that tbey have
bh money The creditor may be IN q straight for SUN
10 relieve him from pecunisry embarrassment and, Of
~n Of s sns .ns nss ,bs
difference y hh pockets between what due and
what paS. Ths s fvase upon ,he oredssos and 10
s untost ~ The psvcvsment; bccause any nssey ie
zadc by Abe tss action the government whose agent
che snbses ought 70 have the benefit of Now, that
pyaotice 70 remedy which thIs ast was passed,
making serious offence, punishable by imprisonment
tcr not iess than six months and not more than Ten
years, and by nne equal 10 the amount of
which the creditor defssuded Thus you ecc,
whole vpon the fact Of the payment Of the
money apd the taking " receipt for more than was
paid TIE difbcuy that the creditor can give us no
account of the amount OF money that be received ex
cept wba, he derives from looking al his books He
cannot say OF his own knowledge Lhae he received any
payment " the accused much less that be received
smaller sum than that for Which he gave his receipt,
There w. therefore, total absence Of proof Of the oonce
and you can agree upon your verdict accordingly 10
really case not made out by the prosecution
AcoufrrAI or ACCUSED.
The jury consulted few seconds and then rsturnsd
verdict OF not guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR

On the 81 ms. Gao Uured states schooner
Yos captured the Rob Roy Of Blfe engaged III pOeA'
,de.runpirg SIC was set on fire by her crew end
burned to tbs waters edge.
II has been asceriained that Nosby has now
nj, hundred men under lis command divided into two
gangs Of three hurdrcd in LOudon County aud the same
number in Prince " dham
A fcht between - Union soldiers and {"
suerrillas occurred at Paducab. Ky. on Nednesu"!
night last Twenty gucrIilias we're killed. iueiuaihg
Cspt. McDougd
A now enrolment has just been made n
Chicago. and it appears there 2iO2l males there po
tween eighteen aud forty Eve years Of ase without
exemptions
The trial of the St. Albsns raiders waa brought
60 close Oh Friday night decision Is pF'ni ed Oh
Wednesday.
There are about 5000 colored troops III ana
around Savannah Tne city is very quiet.
The Rebel gunboat Anna Dale, one gun was
recently captured III Matag rda Bay
Fifty men were enlisted BY the County N"luh'
teeY Committee Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

Gen. schoGeldS dispatch clears up all doubt
as to his junction with Gen. Sherman and dis.
pels the Rebel fctions-which nobody believed
Of disaster to Sherman Ut Bontonsyillo aud at
Averysborough. The actual junction between
Sherman and schofied had not taken place
when the dispatch Of the latter was written, but
their forces were 60 near as to DO within
supporting distance; fupposing either Of
them to need any support. Schofeld was
at GoldsboroughI Sherman's right near
Mount Olive, only nine miles of. There is
however an apparent obscurity In the dates as
given In Schofeld's dispatch, since Shermans
right wing was within nine miles Of Colds.
borough on Sunday, ye. had not reached that
place two days later when schofeld occupied
it. The delay might be accounted for by cup.
posing that the Seventeenth Army Coros, which
led the advance Of Sherman's right wing. was
no. - enter GollsbOyough al al. were It not
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GENERAL NEW =.

Adyices from Hong Kong TO Jan. - say that
the authorities Of Canton have prohibited The eSpoTa
tion OF rice This has caused that article TO q
M in San Francisco. whero there are many Chiues'
Consumers.
AT q meeting of the Ohio State Board of Agri'
culture on Tuesday it decided that tie next state
Fair should be held OF Columbus the lah. 18Th 18th
snd 18Th Of September mex.
In The Liberator of the current week, Mr..
william Lloyd Garrison the editor, announces that lie
has concluded to dIsconinne the publication d that
Paper after The present year
At public meeting held at Toronto on last
Tuesday evening by requisiion Of the Mayor it was
resolved that traders and thcr should continue 10 take
American silver at par.
The losses in the main street Of Rochester by
Che recent food already foot up s4ooooo. This is e1
elusive Of large Of damage elsewhere IN tie
same city.
All the cotton captured at Savannah has now
been sh.ppsl and amounts 10 % orc bales. Nearly all
OF il has already reached tins port
The annual parade Of the Fire Department OF
New Orleans took place on March 4. when there was
very imposing display
There is movement on foot in this city to
celebrate the 18th Of April tie anniversary OF the fall
o. Sumter.
The California mines are yielding heavily
pince the rains Eeceipts VI treasure oI ten days 81.
10000.
The Hon. Simeon Draper, Collector Of this
Port. arrised from Hilton Head or Saturday in tie
gallo.
The St. David, from Liverpool, 9th inst,
reached Portland on Sunday Her is anticipated.
The total number Of deaths in Brooklyn dur.
tng the past week was l35
The debt of Richmond County, n. Y, now
turns out 10 be 81 .OO0ONo.
The Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned on
Eriday without day.
Seven-thirtes wero sold on Saturday to the
smornt OF s.. lO7.3oo
The Jersey City charter election takes place
On May 9th.
God was quiteoxc.tcd on Saturday and sold aslow
D. 1874 and high lj7 times during the day co,ns
o. l5t The toa export or pecio for the week eGi 80
Government gold hearing ks steady, ard The attention
OF investing parties iurIed toward them. Rail
Gay shares have ben quite irregular but slow signs Of
permanent inpoveiu'nt hcney ia more sbandan, among
stock houses per cent Ia commercial paper there
alteration The TO continues sell freely, end from
Inst source all the money wanted outside q the being
ebsned Exchange cloed with special hrmness: 100
o. counefc4 los9e! f bankers do at shori .sl. ici
bloi FIegh,s se little oeye, bit Phi without
fixn.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

The English House Of Commons, on March
r. was engaged in a protracted discussion OF
tho cuestion. whether ancr the suppression oil
tho Rebellion. the United States will go to war
with England and what in view OF such wa
ought TO he done for the defense OF Canaia'
Some speakers advised the Government to 10
the work themselves, STIMULATING for the repay
r,ent of the money when the Canadians can
afford il. Others advocated the withdrawal OF
all the English troops Of Canada rs the best
means to preserve peace. Mr.. Bright made the
very sensible remark that in the case OF a war
between the United States and England, the
latter could not even think ofholdinS Canaoa'
The Government assured the House that tho re-
lations between tho two Governments were
entirely satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
The Congregational Excursisnisss.

The United States transport Fulton, which
reached here yesterday from Port Royal. 3D. reports
that she Landed the Congressional escursonists. who
had returned IN her from their tour south az Fortress
Monroe on the cath. and gives the following list 81
names;
Senator jams " Crime. Mr.. Crime. senate, 3 o.
Mis- &. 81 Wade Seus,or A'er. Ramsay Mrs Annn T. Ram
.ay Senator L. D. = Fo.rr Mrs NJ Foster s,nstoi Jas.
r. Dooitt.e Mrs. Mary l.. Doote Senator Lyman 1fun'
bull Mr.. Julia n. TrGiobul Senator L. NJ Morrill,, Senator
D. y Norton senator John Sherman Mrs sallie y Jarrett
Mr.. Pou. Baxter Mise Mary 1hSnas Hon. simon o.m,
eron Hon. Jn.tn y Morrill,, Hon ). Colby Hon fre.,on
klns judge Edward O. Lorins Hon. wm Mctiiysry. NJ.
Joish Psarce. Hon. A. w. Clarke Mr.. +. L. Clark. MI
A. Pike Mr. Mary H. Ihe, Mr.. w. u. DDsmoIe MIs. W.
Il. Dins, orc Mrs d. W. C. Clarke. hss {, l.. Clarke,
Mr. 4 r. brown Mrs Hattie b.. Brown Major George A.
Ba,eLridor: No. Sarah Bash.Id0,, NJ O. Fell Mi, a;
Ioo,. Mi.. August. Foots Mr.. Fmuk Cowen, Mr. = A.
Comly, Capt. Henry Wilson Master Sam II Parton Master
John FelI Mr. Morton McMchaeL Capt " fGrsy ard
.srvun,. Mis-. Mary Morrill, Mi,s Maria l. Laumsn Mi.'
Mary NJ Doot,e Ml.' Mary shermsn Miss Kate "liosh.
Mis- Mre, Csn.ron SIS. Laura M CH,ey. NJ. ss''is
Blair M.s ~ =. Pie Miss Ella j.. Chds, Mh~ Hattie nun
bat Nil Hattie X. Lorng Mics Mary D. Lorns Nils; iiesn
ncMlohae, Nils Mary w. Fell Miss Kate lockwood 10
ta IL
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Most Of these companies Issue stock To quadru-
ple their needful cost, whercOn not cent Is
ever paid in; and then isGo bonds to about
treble tho cost Of building TO pay oft their legis'
lativo and lobby hirelings as well ~ build tho
road. Now, who can say what portion OIL the
receipts of such a concern will DO doomed by ltS
managers net earnings'" Who would not
rather have fire per cent. OF tho gro" receipts
Yet ten per cent. of these wero offered IN the
bill of last Winter.
But il il idle to treat Of details. We protest
against tho passage Of either Of those bills. or OF
any other of tho brood because they arc noto-
riou,ly and nosomcly corrupt-that they ore
devised and engineered in tho interest not OF
the public but Of tho grantees, public and pm
yate-that the votes which will pass them. If
they pass ut all, will DO bargaincd for and
bought, like any bale Of goods i'll New.fork
warehouse or negro on Richmond auction
block. They are conceived in sin. and can only
be brought forth through tho most shame
less. gigantic bribery; and this, were they
ten times as meritorious as they arc should I'M
pei every honest man-yes, and every one who
cares for his reputation--toop oppose them sternly.
Our special correspondent names some men
whom We have always esteemed and trusted
for instance, Lt.-Gov. Alvord-as interested IN
or fayoring these plundering schcmos. We
havo not seen fit to mutilate his letter, but We
do not credit these imputatlons. and trust oui
readers will not. Let every man be judged by
his acts, and not by others suspicious.
AS to the report TINT the Central Railroad
managers are tempted to join cams with the
lIorse.Car lobbyists in the hope of thus re-
trieving their late discomfture, we give it M
credit whatever. Mcssrs. Dean Richmond
Co. were never yet accounted fools. whatever
else was imagined to their detriment They
are now on probation; and, If they now strik'
hands with the Street Railroad gangs, they sea
their fate beyond redemption. There are many
thoroughly upright men of influence at Albany
who believe and urge that they are entitled Ia
some temporary relief from the burdens imposed
on them by Currency depreciation; let then
combine with the city jobbcrs, and thcy VIII
ncyernore get O vote that they do not pay Tor
Can they afford to place themselves III thi'
position
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Subjoinod to a missiye from Mr.. VIM. Cornell
Jowett, we print in another place letter from
Or. William NJ. Cory, 'eading " State Rights
ant. Coercion Democrat" of Ohio, which seems
10 US deserving Of the gravest consideration
Glow Ear or in what respect the principles and
siews Of Mr.. Cory differ from those of Messrs.
Jefferson Davis q Company does not appear
BY this letter.
We have 80 little sympathy with " State Sever.
dignity" in any of its phases that we cannot as
sumo to Judge impartially in tie premises; but
Re warn Mr. Cory and those who propose to
Snits in hs proposed Convention that War ex.
lsts in our country, and that the Federal Con-
stitution is very clear as to the criminality Of
"adhcring to the enemy, giving him aid and
Comfort" Beware!
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LGGIsLATIvR CORRUPTION.

We print in another column spicy letter
from Albany relative 10 the more lucrative jobs
now pending before the Senate, two Of which
tho Broadway and Cross.lown Raroads-will
come up for action tomorrow.
II were needless TO restste in detail our objec-
tons to these thoroughly abominable schemes.
The Cross-toHn project Of last year was harm
less-nay. lsudablo--in comparison with its
namesake Of 1865. This INDUSTRIOUS tapeworm
cuts across our City and back again just
wherever railroad must prove most oLstruct-
i've and miachievous--for instance. through
Maiden.lane across Broadway, and then
through Fulton.st. ACROSS Broadway and
TO the rivers again; and so through Twenty.
sixth.st. across the Fourth.ave.. and then
through Twenty -seventh.st. back again, block
Ing up both the Harlem and New.IIayen depots,
and compelling their removal further up town 4;
provided any place can be found which this
Cross.town atrocity does not 80 infest as to
render tho location Of depot impossible. II
this road were built, 1t would render travel and
carriage in our streets otherwise than by horse.
cars nearly impracticable.
As to the Broadway project, It has some Pc
culiar extra swindlos like this, "Twenty per
cent. Of the net earnings" are given to tho City.
~. VIA. cY "Hsi cagn.Dgs'" Who Ia ~ decide J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
,rOI,EIGN NEWS.

The steamship America, from Southampton
March Is. arrived here yesterday with three days
later news.
The English Parliament on March - had a
discussion on the fsnses Of Canldi AMI ihe prospect
Of war between England and the United states. ibe
English Government, though willing 10 cohtFlpu''
sometbng toward tho defense OF the Canadian frontier
,,pects the burden 10 be chiefly bOTn by the colony II
self The House was however. assured by the Minis.
tens that the relations between England and the United
S,atos we're altogether smicabe.
The Rebel pirate Shenandoah has arrived AT
Melbourne Sic has destroyed American vessels since
leaving the Cape.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies has declared
b. 80 agsins, a in fyor OF abosns The penalty
@. death for crimes committed under the common law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON,
sreeisl Di.p.,eh - The ~ y Trfbun-
W n "A,

srecl.l Di.p.,ch 10 The ~ !. Tribun-.
WAsmsoIoS. MarCh ~. is,A
A Big STORY.
An enormous story of the voluntary surrender.
by compsne, and regiment OF ncsry tho whole Right
Wing Of Lee, army. fortified With such Names as
Uaieck ard rarrngui for auihoris. kept the Capital
aeog hi. afternoon but tho War Department did not
have the news.
Gen. Crook has been assigned TO command
In the Army Of the Potomac.
Tug CONDUCT OY THE WAR.
A sub committee from the Committee on
tie Conduct u the War; consisting Of Representatives,
Julian and Gooch IL to visit Fort Fisher this week. to
make examinations tho spot about disputed pOints
concerning Gen Buffers movement.
THg PEACE EUMORs.
Gen. Singleton, ON his return on Saturday
morning from his late speculative mission TO Riohmond
ridculcd the renewal OF peace rumors and was very
certain taat neither Davis Lee had any intention Of
submitting
TIE FRENCH MISSION.
The recent call OF Mr.. Pennington, Secretary
OF Legation French mission. created vacancy
which had been only filed by temporary appointment
made In Paris under the late tender Of the position TO
MsIor Hay Assistant Private Secretary 70 the Presl
dent
GOING SOUTH.
Capt. Fox, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
Is 10 leave early this week. with party Of friends to
visit New. Orleans Havana Savannah aud Charleston.
INCORRECT.
The statement in Southern papers that Sec.
rotary Welles IL TO 60 South in time to assist Gen.
Anderson In hosting the old flag over Sumter. on the
fret anniversary of Its surrender. Is Incorrect.
SOLICITOR WHITING.
Considering tho fate Of the Rebellion and Of
Slavery practically settled. and having seriously im
pered bis health by hs gratuous services to tho Gov
ernnent Solicitor Whiting has resigned his position In
the War Department and returns to the practice Of his
profession in Boston.
GEN. BUTLER.
Settling up his accounts with the War De.
pertinent Is the object Of Gen. Buffers visit TO Waeh'
ingon 1t IS understood that ho has been told that he
could take charge Of tho Bureau OF Frecdmens Affairs II
be would bu, Lis friends advise him to decline aud talk
aboat his resignation M probable.
THE PRESIDENT.
The President is expected to return in day
or two.
A CURIOUS RuM0R.
A curious rumor about his visit TO tho army
10 connected with an effort Of certain parties
to have Gen. Grants cotton order made to exempt OK
hitting permits from its operation.
GENERALS SHERIDAN AND sCHoFIELD.
At the Quartermasters Department supplies
for thrse months for Sheridan and Scho6eld arc being
prepared. schofeds transportation has hitherto besn
quito limited but both are now leaving here with an
ample supply. sheridan's men are being remounsed
and In . few days they may DO hoard nom again
Twelve hundred dismountsd men from his oommand
have arrived at City Point
CHANCES II TnR TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
II Is understood that John Wilson Of IAs
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Hotel Arrivals.

Senator j. w. Grimes and wilo, Iowa; Seia'
tor r A. pie Maine; A. Getty. Phiadolpbiat Gen.
w. ST. Babbitt, New.J.rsry; and j. Whiting. Mi1Ai'
gan, are stopping at lbe Astor Douse.
j. c. Racquet. Sc. Paul Cha'. Leonard; SyraScsc'
Vons II n Low and James Matthew, Albnny; j.. X
Howell Buifan, Hon. +. y. Fresr. Elensvile and Col
j. H. Jones. Pittsbnrsh ais stopping 1T tie Ms'ropn
tan Hotel. - ,. -,
British Legetion, aud Capt. Busnsi England. are o.
O. Mcfarland, Troy: and n. Victor EewcorlA Louis
siLv, ays s.cppr8 al the HsTaSn Q9us"
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NORTH CAROLIyA REPUGBH3,

san fRAscIsco. wedne-dir. March 81 lr'o.
There is likely to he scarcity oi coai on,
cansed br eIirtyHgrnt reports OF petroleum th'hg
been discovered IN California which Lave pie'ehled
The n-u.l sbpments from NeN.lOlk Dealers are pay ,
INC an what j. in n.e-krt for rise. No Cliiorna "
nus W., come into Al. mlrSet. though much pf"spee'
iuy IN search VI u j., H. progress ,,
Tr-,l,tufs nro sill firm ~ the high prices lnNiF
ruling although supples arrive from oregon ahd Chi.
Arrived ship D"iby, from Hong Kong -
al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

A Ladie. Fair f,r the benefit Of tho Orphans
of the Freedmen who have recently come with
in tie onion lines furnished. ioot--ore, and AL
mos, naked, opens at Dodworth's Hall, No. 7V0
Eroadwhy. this morning. and will continue
throughout the week. 1t is hoped by the man
ayers that the public patronage will be such as
to enable them To do something substantial to-
ward the education Of the haplcss class in whose
behalf they are working. Let all who can give
them The benefit at least of visit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

It has beer stated in some Of the public Jour.
aals that Mr.. DUNCAN c. PELL Of Newport, is
thc Democratic candidate for Lieut..GOvernor
oi Rhode Island. This u an error. Mr.. Pell
was nominated as War Democrat By the Ma.
sionM Union party. In bis reply to the Com
n,ittes, Nessrs. Hazard and Twsedy, accepting
fhe nomln alton rendered him. he saysi "Your
oonyict,on, that I have aud heartily 10 approve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Arrival Of the ~. David.
PoErtANp. Ne. March %.

PORTLAND Ne. Maroh 20, 1865.
Tie steamship ST. David, Capt. Ard. from
Liverpool 9Th Inst. via Londonderry nth inst arrived
The 81 David Was detained fourteen hours ut London
derry by heavy gales She reports rch H. spoke The
.;e;ibship NoIaylan bound East IN at $50, long 80
~ oo,b ,ey.a unaTd steamer (unkuouL) b,Und st.
Ia la, A. long, a.: 2d Il steamer supposed re
belgian. bound Last. in lat. 1890 long -.
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From tho south-Atiautic nlockadina
sQuadrOu.

PHILADELPHIA March 20 1903.
Arrived United States steamer MaSsachu.
setts. Lent Commander vi inn II. West. win 10
ocrrs discharged and inyaids from the South Attain
Tie squadron On the 20h, coming out OF Charieston
harbor betu cen Forts Sumter aud Mouliric the Mas.
sachus.tts struck orsedo. but 1t did not erpIope IL
Was "A barrel with a cone each end. with q brass
punger on top. There is supposed To be quite num-
Der ia the channel yet which have not yet been found
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The seven-Thir'y Gosn.

rBuIoTIPnfs. Merch &c 1867.
jay Cooke reports the SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 Tue
seven tiIiy loan saturday 1T g. 1880 lie laTg'
est Western subscription was Sbi%O from Chcato.
ana tho largest F.strrn $4,000 from Springfield.
Mass 1ler were LA INDIVIDUAL Subscriptions h'f
40 and $40 each. The total subscriptions ios the
week amouut TO slG iO1, 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

Bo-ToN. March &c, 1893
A fire broke ont last night IN the building
Nos ia, and lts Commercal.st occupied 10y John Gore
4 Coz manufacturers Of oil clothing. md Pollard 90"
rquor dealers HE flames were confined Ia the upper
portion Of the building. Loss about sl"'Vo lhsIred'
bicf Engineer Bird OF the Fire Department received
severe scalp. wound from falns rlates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

Nrw.oElrASs. March l.. vis

CAIRO sltuIdal. Mai h y, r65.
The Rebel gunboat Anna Dale, with one gun,
wa. reccntly captured IN Matagorda BAY.
seven vessels were blown ashore ~ rrccnt eHr ~
,h. ,,,,,h az ,ne Rio Grrud-. The steam lighter McN
H., as buru. out Idle the bar snd nj hands drowned
he United States steamers Seminole. Quaker ny
and Circa,sal were Oh. DTaEos on Saturday, the l4'h
met.
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The Steamer United Ikiug en-.

| PowILANp. March 90 lees.
The steamer United Kingdom sailed this
morning Tor Ncy.lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

of the measures Of the Administration 70 pun
down this wicked Rebellion. arc entirely cor
v.et