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The New York herald., 1865-02-26
Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARruREa.

Lryssroor.-sisamship Etns-Mary Eyon, Phiadelphia;
W. Bohn England: Raw, Julius Feishrnan Rev CBen.
nea British Burmah; Tauslins Monossa John Corduhes,
W. flinsch New York; J McNamArA, New Providence;
Wolfe Capt Moore Mrs Thompson and child To-
ronto; samuel Warren, James Henry, Chicago Nc
Thorpe PhadclphiA Jas Marsden wife and three chill
drcn Iamton--wfth Others IN the secrAge. amE
NEW 0sssAss-gtesnship Morning hamilton wAite
wife and servant q syrasuss n,y SAMUEL Hall chris
Mason Mrs Ritter, Mrs Commodore Thachcr, daughter
and servsn,i Mrs. Bonnsy. Bcson Miss Ayonis J2nes
sshrodsr, , Y Barnet gsrstN 4 Med.sn Jcshns a
socket Il I; Brccksnndge, Chss Plumb. JW Harper
rsscher Harper Peunch Capt = Yord arid WIFE Mrs.
art gssseta Brown, Robert Benyree Captain coward
byrnnnam, oeoryn Heyer Tmp nunset EDWARD Nswcomp
2 iiorn.tsas A 2 kIcnstsch, William Kerssn, Andrew
Danie, Hoohan, wtsndahL Samuel Boughnan, Edward
Berry, Mrs Elizabeth shaw Mrs Alfred Mcane and three
Avord and servant. Robert Penned and wife Mrs John
larda
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
Programme Tor tho Celebration OF Our
Late Victories.

Another meeting of citizens make for
the appropriate celebration of recent victories
the rebels was held at the Collectors ONCE in the Gus
tom House yesterday. The meeting well attended,
fifty gentlemen being present Mr.. Moses Taylor
presided and hcssrs Sloan and Chttenden oicated as
secretaries
The entire programme for the celebration was agreed
upon II arranged 10 hold grand open air meeting
In Union square three O'Clock next Saturday afternoon
the day Of the Inauguration Of the President The mill
ay TO be requested 10 turn out together with various
civic societies. and review will take place at the City
Hall Park and Union square.
National salues will DO fired, the bells OF the city will
be rung, and the usual rather more than usual dis
play Of flags will take place.
At tho meeting in the afternoon addresses will DO do
livercd by several dlsng gushed orators.
In the evening grand pyrotechnic display will take
Tho form OF letter to President Lincoln was agreed
upon at the meeting and was signed by the officers Of the
The following gentlemen were appointed committee
on on resolutions Charles D.iy Georgc opdyke Ham.
Evarts, William y. Allen, Elliott y. Shepard and Pros
per NJ wetmore
The committee reported the following resolutions
which unanimously adopted
Resolved That the solemn pledges given 70 the gov
sembed in Union square. on tho Goth Of April, 1851,
have been redeemed with fidelity and honor, and that
after four yar Of bloody conflict where the majesty Of
the laws has been indicated and the national banner
restored 10 the soil OF every State 10 revolt Is fitting
and just that upon the spot the dings Of victory
should be mingled with the acclamations Of grateful
people
Resolved That since the cities Of New Orleans, Mem
phis vicksburg Nashville Savannah Columbia Charles
ton and Wilmington freed from the terro Of nsursent
arms have again been received under the protecting
Of the government II is our duty TO teach them by
example and of Kindness that IL Is safer and wiser
10 obey the law than 10 spurn is control.
Resolved That tho people Of the city OF New York do
hereby invite th cooperation OF every loyal municipality
In the Union 10 unite In general celebration OF the sue
of the Union arms saturday the 9Th OF March
ensuing at midday; that by the sound OF cannon tho
ringing BELLS and tho uprising OF the voices Of Tie pso
Pile the national heart may bo made glad and gratitude
and honor be rendered 70 the gallant who have pre-
nerxcd the life of tho nation.
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
FEBRUARY 2e, 1866,

bach Count Joanna But the destiny which decvsss
r.. % n or
y golns 70 law. Al the last accounts this uncommon
person had appeared In the Court d Com
ti1 in an action Of Mel against one Horace
Greeley, an editor in that city He lays his damages at
cen snsas.nd a9 but even Il the jury who are sitting
tatcnA can anord no equivalent for the injury 70
eo0d name and the harassing voxaons incident to law
- those Of battle With such antagonist Mr. Gree
10Y she Count Joannes before he gets through his case
may es ss.sd uS and up and up s he sees more
q hw' 70 Two men duckng their heads in :
"ass under osano ~.hoas
shuddsE the head Of Count Johannes testing the ques-
son q % % ny such an ordeal with Horace Gree
and has never had his head out OF bucket Of cold wser
stnce the day he was born
We en- only wish Count Johannes happy deliver
ancs the meantime, We advise him 10 get out OF Law,
- soon - he can by compromise with his adversary
viii o S as wa sss ne ~ rss
lsy has maciousy lbelled him can be withdrawn upon
IN aursncs Of the said Greeley that could
avermsnt that he had dsgraced him in the estimation
ef the public ID an mpossibty manifest that no
eus Count Johannes could ever have imagined u.
An Unkind Hit at the Rebels Abroad.
- tfrom the Richmond Dispatch, Fob. a.
me London i.de., confsderaie journal pabshed In
England says that tho war IL reashng such crisis that
England and France must decide to become the friends
ef Of the begeaents or to fight them both and that
especially with France In the the Indz bids
The friends Of the South 70 be Of cheer and promises
them shortly series OF agreeable surprses
such Invocation II men cannot bc Of good cheer who
have such bl Of fare Confederaes abroad sit down
TO- their spirits must be very low indeed What the sse-
hes Of Agreeable surprses H. which the Ides promises
We arc unable ~ imagine We not demented TO
expect English or French Intervention after many dis
AMI, ~
prlses' may be tie rcyw 10 As bcreavcd Country, 0sss
eE@ seotAsv, 1Ge 6.federsto abvood ases
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
OppOsftfon OF the Senate 90 the Bill 60
Enlist Negroes In the Rebel Army.
khe ~hunnn 9rnt


On the bin 70 enlist negroes In the common defence
eherp s silence In the Senate silence painful but we
trust not ominous Il Ia we'll understood, stated
few days ago. and 10 ~ doubt true that the LLG g
Representaccs has taken affirmative action this impor
sass measure The wisdom and promptncs Of this pro-
eeeaang are alike commsndable, and ara exceedingly
Why should the Senate hang fret In that body We
.ave hiey haA many disoourses In which tho imperative
Auy OF the guthorss 70 comply with the demands Of
Yooc sentiment has bcsn vehemently urged Can Il be
poeaose - > generally b<Itev a. that the senators
Who have mast fully committed themselves 70
shas principle in support Of their daily
lhelr course upon the bill we are now consdernsf We
eve that never before has there becn IN favor OF sny
kmportAnt measure, 20 united and 20 anxious state or
ehe public mind - that which are now witnessing
hp clear, dnmis.eabIe and emphatic popular viii The
Awets sHd dsayn0; are vc 70 add dc.
es.Nlg we , VII nos give place Or countenancs 70 tho
Rs declaration Of pusie ssntimsnt in favor Of tho
1ass and every vocx b. and In every inssinabc form
- N The eentment " The social clrcls and The nrc.
- 10 ~ heard on ths highway And moro
~ ed burdbn Of the day ts irsnchss ana who arc
So1FsaSSd nv long lines Of dusky soldisfs sss calling
spon csnNea 10 send them simiaS material 10 opposs
shas whkek lhs. Qemy employing against then The
soldiers q Tcxs6 have spoken, And have the bnve
ma of MipbzigA, Kentucky, 6eorgh sad South DAro-
ma and a, bus not lsast from Che heroes Of tAs -
Gs1monwSaiEk o. Virginia, al along the sss 10 heard
kai long, earSast spSsel VIVA their agents 10 thc pub
- sunsls diil turt deaf oar % THE ssassai voics'
CnssfEeSe caink brave ssan, 70 whom all eyes src
SsssasKss hSaDpea 70 Nat Of the army he 20 nob'y
r s,v,s rsassss >ss w ~ fnssS in HE ,s.m which
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

make Aishono. Vengeance d mine saith he Lord, and
will repay; therefore, do NOT now show unkndness 70
prisoners fhey ase helpless
Remember mo kindly 70 my friends Say 70 them that
am not awars Of committing any crime against society
die for my county.
No Thurs for blood or ucre animated me in my COURSE
for had refused when solicited engage in enterprse
which deemed destructive, but lcgitmate; and
few months ago bad but 70 have spoken and would
have been red with the blood and rich with the pundsr
ef The fos hands arc clear Of blood unless b
should you BE- spared through this strife, stay with
mother and be comfort 70 her old age. Endure the
hardships Of the campaign man. In my trunk and
boz you can get plenty Of elothes Give my love 70
mother, Ne girls TOO Nay God bless yeu all and
svsrmops, my prayer and wish for You. -f....
- John u HEALLA
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
Significant Movement or Rebels II

From ths Bunalo Courier Feb ~
A gentleman from Canada favors ms with some Items
Of rebel which not likely TO nnd their way 10
publicity through the ordinary chsnncl He Informs us
that within week past there has been general clearing
out OF the rebel coterc which, since last summer has
hovered about the frontier in our vicinity meeting Of
some thirty or forty Including Mr. Jacob Thompson and
vile G. W. last week, and communication from Jsh Da-
Wis then read and scted upon Tho report that tho
Richmond government announced to ts Canadian emis-
saries It's intention 70 speedily abandon Richmond and
mako s headquarscrs somewhsre In Southern Kentucky
or East Tennessee whers the last grand rally Of the mill
oordaBce with this programme tho cxcs were instructed
70 make their way back 70 the neahborhood Of the ast
with the fact Is cran that on Saturday last the ennis
saries had departed soQshward How they obtained
passpors or managed 70 fet across the lines not
Informed NEf- FNs Fill
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
News frsH D.. Franssseo.

Ban THArcsco, Feb a. 1905.
washIngtoa's birthday 70 being observed - holiday.
Business " entirely suspended Thsrs srsai sejocing
over The fai Of Charesson
BAN TaANusco, Feb a. 1895.
mo mail steamer Sacramento saIed 70 day for Panama,
with about atty passengers and oi5 900 treasure Of
which s49I. 900 sccs ts New YORK.
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
Retreat sf tho Female Treasury Clerks
from Colu umhia.


Il has been enormously stated that the ladies belong
Ing to the csgning bureau lost ther furniture in
their retreat from Columbia We learn from such OF
them have reached their homes In Richmond that they
retreatcd in good order and fine spirits, bringing on In
safety all their baggage, supplies and trains The only
loss they sustained Of their hoop skirts, some Of
which had to b, thrown overheard owing tho crowded
condition Of the They LEFT Columbia yesterday
week. In two special trains for Charlotte and would have
had good time but for detention OF ton fifteen hours
caused by tn, running or the track of train which ct
out ahead Of them- On reaching Charlotte they
Hospitality met by the citizens who took them thor
homes and showed them every attention. II had bccn
intended that they should remain in Charlotte and
their work, but change Of plan mad,
sary by the change In tho military situation and they
resumed their journey northward by easy saes-those
who lived here coming direct 70 this city A. Greens
boro their route, though they arrived there In the
middle of the night they met by the citizens, who
repeated tho hosptcs that had been extended 10 them
al Charlotte.
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
The Joannes-Oreelcy Case.
4 SPLENDID NOTICE OF THE COUNT DY A NlCH
uOND

Tho calamities Of genius are notoSi4us Il 10 either
IN jail like savage; Or 70 pttsd with smallpox, like
continual warfare with shsnn Ike esssls; or dies Of
hunger like Csrvantes; or puts end 70 itsslf, like
ChatesFt0n o. comes 70 end q al and roes 10
law besides, ltke Count George Joannse
The old cltisens Of Richmond al remember shis
SS sSss%.S Sss. sssyss Y ~ n oS Ssr s he
SIMPLE republican appsIiation Of 8sorrs Jones.
He Afterwards travelled In foreign paxts, became
the pet Of royalty, genius sometimes II and was
intimate with Napoleon and the Emperor OF Ruaia--
he ays, and We defy any man 70 prove the contrary
s,sn.s .s..n sS Us ~ ms IN sssc sn 81 pcse
be looked down upon BY he great Of the earth Tho
Quendam hc0 OF the Marshall theatre cscapcd hs tvbu
,attcn Ha vent ~ Rasore pain 0cosss Jones' He camo
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
Exchange OF tho Rebel Admiral Bu-
chanan.

IFfom the H.Mh0nd Wig, Fcb. ZB
Among the returned prisoners VINO reached the city
from varna yesterday afternoon veteran
naval hero Admiral Frank Buchanan He looks
well could be expected and az defiant as
ever His presence will inspire new confidence
and hfe into gallant little navy, which,
despite adverse circumstances has borno itself gaan
during the present struggle. With Buchanan and
Scmmcs In the right places, a the right time iron
clads cannot fail 70 give good account Of themselves
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
he Rebel Philosophers Seeking Conso
latlom for sho Loss OF their Ports IN
Very had Logic.
[From Che Richmond SontLnel, Fob. 23


natural corolary 10 the loss Of our external COM
will DO relief from the necessity Of defending
points along tho coast s holding Of Whict scas IN oer
ve psfs, sUrcs Of mitit1yy ueakaer The ready and
secret approach secured 70 the enemy by tho has
rendered necessary heavy garrison In every post
occupied More force has been needed hold their DO
stons than 70 threaten and mperl them because the
advantages Of concentration all with the enemy
After the closure Of the port Of Wilmington the further
holding Of positions the became but barren
point - honor for which have paid In important mil
itary Inconvenience II world have cost u.s. for Illus
tration, great deal 10 hold Norfolk In vrEnIa while
would have boon vAlueless 70 do IDS evacuation was
therefore, addition 70 our military strength and
tended 20 the triumph Of struggle The prin
cpls which applies 70 The coast Il Virginia VIII hold good
everywhere.
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
A Letter from John Yates BealI.
fFrom The Richmond 6entinel Feb 221

Tne following letter, received By dag Of truce, viii
show the spirit Of the above gallant young Confederate
soldier who Hes under sentence Of death In Northern
prison. Of which notice has been lately published me
sentmens he espresses In this farewell 70 his brother
are such ~ will inspire universal respect and sym
pathy To an unbsnohing manlncss - 70 his own fate
he sHhbits chivarous tenderness for captive foes thai
solicitous In 20 trying hour Lest the severity
denounced against him might be Ntorscd BY his out
nged kindred. 10 hang such q man, en euch charge
e hAs under wAch hs has been esnvictd would b sn
enoymity which We will nos credit In advance even Of
such enemies - osn:--
ror 1.AvAynrs, Feb. II, 1905
Dnn wnL:-EEs this reaches you, you win most
Eooapy pave heard u my death hrssGh The nswspa.
Pap1S 5haS i Wa tried BY military commission and
nune py the enemy and hung assert rpjussy. II 10
noth uselees snd Tong 70 reDne over the pest Hang
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
Yankee Life at Wfnchester. Vn.
IFrom The Richmond EuQuirer Feb 23l

private letter from Winchester, received by gentle
In this city, states that the Yankees making the
town very gay They give balls and parties nightly,
which ara, however attended bat by few citizens. The
fedcras have their own companions The citizens Of
Winchester said 70 be doing toerably well under
surrounding dincultics and not suffering for want Of
either food or fuel
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
S HE r NJ A NJ.
THE ARMY NEAR CHARLOTTE, n. C.
EXCITEMENT In TEE G;Tr.
M -o>~~>~~~0~>~o~~~~~~~c~
RUMORED CAVALRY BATTLE.
-s-. S~~-,<.~-~~O>~~So~~>>~>>oo~
Wade Hampton Said to Have Defeated
Sherman'S Cavalry.
NO CONFIRMATION OF THE STORY.
~~S>~>~~~~~
Latest Rebel Reports from Rich
mond Papers,
Ae., &s., &e.
RUMORED CAVALRY BATTLE.
NO CONFIRMATION OF THE sToR'
Excitement ~ Charlotte, N. c., ON Shor-
mans Approach.

Excitement ~ Charlotte, N. c., ON Shor-
mans Approach.
From The Richmond Enquirer, Feb. 23.l
Affairs besomug Interesting In the vicinity Of Char
lotte N O., on account u the approach Of the
enemy We take the two following Arasaphs from the
Dailv Bulletin Of the 17th;-
On Wednesday night city placed under martial
law, comparatively speaking and the unfortunate
wight who chanccd TO bo stalking the earth after the
ringing Of the nine O'Clock bell.
Charlotte Ia now overrun with refugees It Is almost
quite impossible TO obtain shelter for those already
here hear that large number Of others are
pccted Under these circumstances think 1t nothing
but rig ht that those abroad who may fleeing tho
enemy, should bo made acquainted with the state Of
affairs hcre In order that thcy may seek refuge else
wsre Our citizens, know, have done all and will
do all that they assist the unfortunate be they
rich poor but they overtsxcd, and would
therefore, in all Kindness advise those who may be
leaving their homes TO go TO the country TO
place other than Charlotte
The Bulsia Of Saturday says-The South Carolinians
must be very gallant people TO tho ladies Allah DO
praised creating creatures On ser retreat
from Columbia they accompanied by any number "
good looking young men. Well supposed the band
boxes be cared Mars would surely be not 10
impolte interfere with ladys escort The ladies'
must be attended to.
Rumored Cavalry Flight I'm South Caro-
lima.
From the Richmond whig, Feb. 2al
There confirmation At the War Department
last night OF the current the the effect
that Wade Hampton had encountered the enemy aad
administered to him a severe whipping.
Retreat sf tho Female Treasury Clerks
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
The Press Despatch.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1s0e.
While the boats Of the United States steamer
Pequot, under Acting Ensign Lamb, was dragging fes
torpcdoes cape Fear river the 10th instant they
came upon and captured boat containing two ooesu
and four Of the rebel navy
During the recent attack Fort Anderson boat ol
the Leuapc capsxed and four men were drowned
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
Raid Upon Edwards' Ferry by whites
Guerfllag.

WAsHINdUF, TOO - IS0os
night or two ago squad Of Whites gusvilas cssaos6
tho Potomac river in the neghborhood Of Edvads fsU2
and drove In pIckes They shot three men q ~
First Delaware cavalry who duty there ~ sass
ried on number OF horses part Of ths gang via1esA
store in the neighborhood and took from I'll Ne aslse
they could carry on They then retired across ~ 4vsl
into Virginia. moi. however, without lc fcv sas Of shss
number was killed and two others ssneasly woss4ea
o. 70 render necessary hold them upoa shsS hosss
while rccrossing the river 0ns u msn supposed
70 be mortally wounded.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12
COMMERCIALLY


TUESDAY EVAIEs, July II, 4s6.
The Eastern market to-day shows : further I'M
p~rOysmsnt In -four, wheat and corn, but lhs "a
vance has led to no transactions, and the market
generally f. dull. Whest- Is he d higher but nc
sales have transpiTed to fl Quotations. Flour is
very firm, without transactions.
Provisions remain IS last quoted. City-eured
smoked meats aud city -pscked pork are IN good
request and Ann. O hL-W
HighWfnes are dull. $3.50 l3li1
Eggs are in good demand. yli
Dried applss are reported srsrsusIy slow Of
sale. I al1Hf lf fi4f
Cheese Il stesdy with = fair trads demsnd.c sss
Butter Il Il good inquiry and steady. m q
There are plenty Of buyers for petroleum foI
future delivery, but holders are NOS disposed C
OperAts to any great extent. 20 os3 pig o.
The following were the receipts and shipments
ct this point By Railroad, Lake and Canal Of ssd-
ing sTticles:during the twenty four hours sndiD1
At Ssyen O'Clock this morning: .
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

APPROPRIATION TO ACTING MAYOR JONES'
Mr.. Joseph Sturges introduced into the
Council last night a resolution, which he
advocated in a just little speech, author
izing the Auditor to draw upon the Treas
urer for the sum of $3.50, to be given Thos.
Jones, jr., for extra services rendered as
Acting Mayor during the absence of Mayors
senter and Chspin.
Mr.. Jones thanked the gentleman for his
kind words, but sincerely hoped the Coun-
Gil would not adopt the resolution, as he
had no other desire than that his services
on the occasions referred to, should be pure-
ly gratuitiOus.
The resolution, however, was adopted not
only with perfect unanimity, but with en-
thusissm, the Council considering that the
workman is worthy of his hire. We are
happy to note this appreciation of the la
boriOus services rendered by Mr.. Jones, in
the absence of the Mayor.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

sER1ous RuKAwAY.-NichseI Williams,
who resides on Lorain street, West Side,
and is in the employ of Street Commissioner
Conrad, was driving a fractions team down
Detroit street hill, yesterday morning.
when, on turning the corner of Centre
street, they became unmanageable, and ran
away in the direction of the bridge.
williams was thrown out and his leg broken,
and the leg Of neo of the horses crushed in
such q manner that il had to be killed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

ARRIVAL OF rHE 2lsr oHIo BATTKRY.-The
2lst Ohio Independent Battery, Lieut.. W.
D. Mann, arrived at nine O'Clock Monday
evening, direct from Knoxville. Il num-
bers rs men, and was raised in this city
and the counties Of Lucas, Wood and Lake.
They remained at the Home v 9 night,
and took breakfast atWheeler and Russell's
Dining Rooms, after which they marched
over 10 camp. The 21st is differed as fol-
lows:
Captain. h. ". Mslly.
Lieutenauts-1st, W: D. Mann; I'd, W.
a. Smith.
Surgeon-W. Mcfarland.
Quartermaster-F. NJ. Griffith.
sergeans-W. DOmitz, Ed. Miller, Wm.
Maltron and ]. n. Lsymsn.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

To BE MUSTERED OUT.-Colonel Wilcox,
Assistant Provost Marshal General, receiv-
ed q telegram on Saturday from the Assis-
tant Adjutant General at Washington,
stating that the 9th and 10th Ohio Cavalry.
the IsOth, 1slst and 1sSd Ohio Infantry,
now serving in the Department of North
Carolina, are to be Immediately mustered
out and sent home for final discharge.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12


0ouETEREE1TERs ARRESTED Deputy 0. 8.
Marshal simmonds brought . crew Of
cOunterfeiters to this city in irons yesterday
morning, together with their stock in BUSH
ness, of presses, plates, banking paper, &c.
He was persuaded from certain surface in
dicstions, that their burroW was somewhere
near C~sfdington, a few miles this side of
Columbus, and on Monday night he sue
ceeded in smoking them out. He immedi-
stely arrested two men and two women,
and confscated their presses, paper and
type. They occupied an out-of-the-wsy
building and were wary in making their
appearance. The presses and tools were
on exhibition at the Marshal's Office yester-
day. Bank note paper to the amount Of
$1,000 was seized, but the cOunterfeiterS
burned several pecks of fifty cent scrip
when they discovered their case was hope
less. They will probably be examined to-
daY,