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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

The Chief Of the Engineers Department Of
th. Army has issued the following circular:

The Chief Of the Engineers Department oi
th. Army has issued the following circular:
RSuIS,Ea DEPARTMENT,
wAHHTNaroN, april "a, 1853.
The loss the Army and the nation have sus-
tanned in our CouimRn dc in CT 'toi, PRESIDENT
Lincoln, 10 deeply manifested in N,mblems ana
evidences Of mourning BY the poole oil the
United States
Tho policy Of this able statesman dul ing
momsntous period in the history and life Of
the nation was being fully consummAtod ana
brought TO = successful and peaceful tormi-
nation after nearly four years Of war, calling
into existence immense armies and enormous
military material.
His virtues a. man were known and fully
appreciated by his numerous friends and Off.
ciAl associates.
The Vile and dastardly act Of . rebellious
traitor has cut of the life Of our lSmented
President and CommAndor-i Chief
Military honors due TO his rank and posi-.
tion A. the Chief Executive Of the nation
have been ordered to bs observed throughout
the land.
II remains now for the authorities control.
ling the Military Academy to collect and pre-
ssrVs all these evidences Of 4 nations grief
FOR its loss and adherence Of the crime which
caused 1t ~ expressed by tho people in their
individual and corporate capacities, as Chris.
tiIn communities, and through the pross, and
preserve the same in tho Library Of the Mil.
itAry Academy In separate portfolio corro-
spending with tho I'm Memoriam" now kept
at the Institution to preserve tho biography
Of deceased oiicors.
All officers Of tho Corps Of Engineers will
collect and forward TO this Department such
printed and written evidences Of the sympa-
A - r a "a
.bs In their power to obtain in the States In
which they are stationed. The Supsrinteud-
ont Of the Military Academy will, on rseeiY-
ing the same from this Department, cause
thom to be appropriately arranged, and pre-
served In the Library AZ herein indicated.
RIGH'D DELATIRLD,
Gsnl and Chief Engineer U. S. Army.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

Tho Navy Regisfsr for 1888 snunerates
one Vice Admiral, Eve Rear Admirals and
sOven Rear Admirais on u reserved IisiI
nineteen CommodorsS and thirty on thsrs-
tired list thirty.ave Captains, sixteen on
The retired and ton on the reserved list six-
ty.sSven Commander, two not recommended,
twenty. -four rstirod and fourteen ressrvOdi
one hundred and thirty-Dino LisutsuAnt Com
manders and ono retired; one hundred and
! thirteen LieutonAnta, eleven on the retired
and ten rsSsryejj two reserved Masters, and
six not in the line Of promotionj twenty-ons
| Ensigus and two ressrvedi thirty-two Acting
Ensignsi thirty-two Midshipmen and one TO-
served twenty Captain Surgeons; seventeen
Commander dol forty-OnS LisutonAnt Com
mandorsi eight retired do, three reserved
and four postponodi twenty-five Passed As.
sistant and four retired; Assistant Surgeons.
eigbty.oight active and thres retiredi twelve
PaymAstersi sixteen secondary, thirty-nVS
ranking as Lieutenant Commanders; twelve
retired dol OnO rOseryedi thirty-thTes Acting
Assistant PaymGstorsj twenty-ons acting
ChaplainS and ten retired, twelve Professors
or Mathematics aud three retired; four hun.
dre1 and seventy-four Engineers; four hun
dred and dfty-sight Midshipmsni forty nine
BoAtswAinsi seventy Gunnersi hfty carpen-
tersi forty sailmAkersi sigbty.throe marine
officers tventy-four eonstruetOrs, agents and
storekeopors in the regular service.
The volunteer branch comprises thirteen
Acting LiOut. Commanders one hundred and
thirty.ayo volunteer LiOutsnAnts; ,hVo hun
dred and sixty Acting Masters; eleven hun.
dred and fOrty-ono Acting Ensisns; eight
hundred and sixty Acting Masters Mates;
two hundred and thirty three Acting Assist
mt SargeoRsi throe hundred and hfly-a
Acting Assistant PaymaStsrsi Hfty-AVo Act.
ing Chief Engineers; two hundred Acting
First Assistant Engineers; one thousand one
hundred and twenty Second and Third do;
hvo bOAtswSinsi siIty.nvs gunners and thirty
carpenters. The aggregate Of regular and
volupteor line and petty officers swells, there
lore, to moro than sovon thousand officers.
INV ANoibhnhVhst di5uibshist oot nave
amounted, during the year, among tho vol.
untecr oficors, to sir hundred and ninety
three the deaths have bson ono hundred and
fifteen, and twonty.siI have deserted or been
dishonorSbly discharged.
Tho North Atlantic squadron, commanded
by Roar Admiral PoRrER, comprises one hun.
dred and twenty-five vessels OF all rates; tho
South Atlantic, under Roar Admiral DAHL.
oRES, cighty-throei the East Cult thirty tho
wost Gulf 'evcnty.eishti tho Mississippi
squadron, under Acting Rear Admiral LEE,
nincty-onci tho Pnciac, under Rear Admiral
PEARSON, Oight; the EaSt India, one; the Po.
tomac aOtilla, twenty-five; and oiEht arc in
special service. Thoro are more than eight
hundred ships In the service, carrying from
one to Oighty-four guns but not rated 90.
cording to tho number Of guns Tho Dun
derburg, Of S, ,O9o tons, carries but ten guns;
the Cincinnati, Of 500 tons, carries thirteen
guns. Forty-eight vessels have beon sunk,
captured, sold, or destroyed during the yoar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
WHAT NEXT

Tho surrender Of Lee and Johnston loavos
the Southern people, for tho time, without
any regular gov vernmSnt-DajIy Morning
ChrOnieis, May LIST.
Until We read the above, title and all, we
supposed that we had about put down the
only bogus UrsgmIar government over "tho
Southern people" existing, And had admitted
thom once more to the protection and priyi.
leges Of tho only "rrgHisr government"
known and recog mixed in tho United States.
But there Is no accounting for tho Buusby
wisdom" that prevails nowadays. "What
next ?" isA pertinent question. Our answer
to It is, "An insane asylum"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
FROM CHARLEsroa.l

GDisioyal clsFgynasnssns BsIsnaahs
Linss-Goysrnor Alhsn Orasrea -
washinGtoA.
NEw YoRE, Nay l.---Ths steamer SksAn-
nah brings ChAriestOn daios 10 the 78th.
Gen. Hatch hal ordered che Rev. AleIan.
der W. Marshall, missionary Of ST. Johns
Chapel Hampstead, TO 20 beyond our lines
for persistence In treasonabls sonduot
Warning was also given his congregation for
tolorating the traitor. .-...
' Gov. Aiken left Charleston on the 2Ith with
orders to report 10 Washington,
The etpsdition sent out under Cen. Potter
has been recalled, under orders 10 suspend
hostilitiss based on Shurman's hrst agree
nsnt. but on the morning Of the 9Sth an
other party were sent out 10 notify tho rebsls
at oranssburg Of the r'.uaptiOp Of hOs,ili-
ties.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

RBBBL PRIsoSHRs PARoLHD.-Ths follow.
lng-named rebel prisoners were found In this
Department contrary to the orders Of the
commanding General, and have been handed
over to the custody Of Col. Woolsy: Samuel
A. Soloman, in rebel navy J. J. Hunter,
Joseph E. Smith, and Daniel Wsleh, sf I'd
Maryland rebel Infantry James Mckee and
Philip T. BisooO, lst Maryland rebel cav.
airy John J. Sullivan, LIST Virginia rebel
cavalry George A. Haulsy, Of signal corps;
Capt. W. n. Carey, assistant quartermastsri
Surgeon John De Butts, Charles r. Dorsey,
formerly In the rebel army Geo. c. Irwin
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
WHERE THE AssISsINs ORGAN
TUEn

It 10 positively RseOrtained, and tho evi.
denoo is in possession Of the Government, that
the scsassinAtiOn Of ABRAHAM LrScoLN, the
VIcn President, and tho heads Of the SOW
orAl Departments Of tho Government, and
Lieutenant General GRANr, was we'll under.
stood in Richmond among the leading traitors
there, and that tho informal work paI planned
sm SH its Getaiis ia Ca,ldda! Mon who have
heretofore been prominently connected with
the Government OF the United States arc
known to have been active in tho murdOrous
work.
1t is also in evidence how much money was
paid to the sssaSsins, aud rho paid a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
The burner or tho United state

The Burner or tho United states
steamer st. Paul Hung.
The Navy Department this morning re-
eeived dispatch from Acting Roar Admiral
s. p. LEE. commanding Mississippi Squad.
ron, iuciosing . report Of Acting Master
FrrEPATRIcK. commanding the United States
steamer Siren, dated April 72d, respecting
an expedition sent by Brig Gen. OSBORNE to
Brownsville, Tennessee, consisting Of three
columns. They returned on the 22d. having
captured QUO colonel. ono major. four cap
tains, four lieutenants, and twelve men. In
q skirnish occurring on that day, General
SHELBr's adjutRnt was killed. Ono Of tho
men captured Is the fellow that has been
passing for LCxroS, the burner OF tho United
States steamer St. Paul. General OSBORNE
hung him from . cottonwood tree. His
proper nAmo Is AseertAinsd to be WILCOX,
and he has father living at Memphis Tenn
The steamers Anna Evorton and Sylph were
not injured by tho guorrillAsI They came
out Of IIatchio river on the 22d.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

London, from Liverpool April 10, has arrived.
The nd Viees, por the AhNsriea and Damascus,
had further siren nKthensd tho conviction that the
Southern rcsiStence was Virtu ally at an end.
The rebel loan has declined 10 seventeen and
eighteen.
Ing. ,-
eontend with Tho regular armies 10 will accept
m. .rbit,amsnt o. war aud that the north will
treat them 4. sonluororS should su honorable
foo.
C"iton oponcd inseti ye, at . decline OF flISd ,
but roeoyorod the dseline and closed Arm
Corn had On upward tendency. ProIis'ons In
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

The rebels boastod that the fall Of Savsn,
nah, Wilmington, etc, were blessings in
disguise" We have given them plenty oi
such blessings lStely-the evacuation Oi
Richmond. surrender Of LES and JOHNSTON,
capture Of Mobile, and - Wherever
tho rebels have been humblod and the Au,
thotity Of the United StAtOS Government re,
stored, they find themselves reapinS the ben.
eftS Of blessings in disguise"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

A Nav SENsArIoN.-"Hippoph or
the eating of horse Gesb, iS all the rage in
Paris, and some Of the witty fsuilletonists OF
the French capital are eomplimenting the
decrePit hack and cab horses Of that city on
the high destiny reserved for them. TS haul
the gay ParisiRns during their lifetime, and
TO hil their stOmRehs after death, is what
may be termed rounding On = mission. Horse
flesh dinners on handsome scale are adyer-
tised at Ave francs per head, and cheap onsI
at one frame Ave sous are announced.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

y A NOTORIOUS eOppsrhsad living In the
vicinity Of Waterbury, Conn, On hearing Of
the Prosident,s death, displayed dag with
the words, Tho Devil 10 dead, upon Il. A
party Of young mon proceeded to the resi-
dsnce Of tho sooundrel and made demand
for tho Aag. The man denied having sx-
hibitod any; vhsreupon rope was fastened
about his neck and he was threatened with
hanging unless he showed his oolors.p He
still stuck to his denial. but IS he feh the
halter drawn tighter about his neck, he con.
fessod his infAmy aud brought out the Gag.
Ansr giving him . thrsshing. his visitors
withdrew,
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Alexandria IteIns.

The Alexandria Journal Of Saturday has
the following:
PdrOEed Prisonsrs Tho following named pa
rolled prisoners have reported 10 Capt. Winship,
Acting ProVoat Marshal General, since oar report
Of yesterday:
barley, l7th vs; q. N. RAylAnd, l7th Va O.,
W. Rselus, Inh Va. Patrick Riley, de-; W. c.
Mlburn, do. ;. g. Milburn, do.N
Oneor Nosby'S Hsa.--Jshn Thomas, soH Of
Henry W. Thomas, late I'd auditor Of the rebel
state Voyernme nj, Was sent In from Fairfax Court
House 10 day, and had . hearing before Captain
winship, Acting Provost hArshAl General. He
wA1 member Of hosby's battalion, and asked
to bo sont to Rirhmond, EhSLs his father nos
prison.
Took the OatA.-E. r. NAlYs, W. A. Simmons
aud n. II. Mitchell, employees on the Orange aud
Alexandria railroad, came In aud reported u
Captain winship TO day, and took tho oath.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

y ArEERopr.. Tho Port Tobacco TMsS Of
THURSDAY saysr 1--WE see 1t stated In SOmo Of
our exchanges that q. A. AtEsrodt, lately
arrested as ono Of Booths AoOompliees In tho
murder Of the lai's President, has resided In
this village for tWonty years. Such is not
the case. He hrst oAme to this place In 1887,
since which time ho resided here until . few
months back (Sbont ChristInAs) he len and
went to Washington, Whore, 1t sosms hs fell
in with Booth and became an AeeomPliee in
his infamous schemes. while here AtEsrodt
was looked upon A. = harmless, inodensiVs
fellow, and As especially wanting in tia. spe-
cies Of pluck and daring which We conceive to
be absolutely necessary to constitute the con-
spiTatOr or ASSASSIN"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

RAID UPoN PHoroaRAPHaRs- New
York EEPre'S says that nine negatives and
other pictures Of the late President, ~ the
remains lay under the eatafAlquO at the City
Hall in New York, wore ssiIsd at the photo
graph rooms Of Msssrs. Quincy ! Son, on
Thursday, by Gen. Dir, under orders from
Secretary Stanton. The reason assigned for
this action Is, that tho pictures were Surrsp-
titiously obtained, no permission having been
given by the War Department. No other
photographers obtained pictures, and it 10
alleged that the seizure was brought about
BY disappointed rivals.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
Punishment OF . Traitor at Harris
burg,

HAEHIsBuNd, April 3T.-0n last Saturday
voOk, whom the news reached here Of the as.
sassination Of tho President, . man on the
street gloried in the fact, and made . most
obscene remark in regard to the corpse. The
people desirodt TO treat the man in summary
manner, but guard Of soldiers took posses.
sion Of him. This afternoon he was marched
through tho principal streets 10 the tune Of
the Rogue's Maroh, holding in. his hand .
board with this inscription: "WflliAm Young,
= traitor too eowsrdly 70 hght for the Rebels,
eieets his vulgar venom By insulting the 70.
mains Of our dead President
Ths soldiers desired TO ride him on rail,
but the officers would not allow IL.
On being released he was followed By .
large crowd yelling and hoOting Gt him, treat.
ing him rather roughly.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
EXAMINATIoN OFF THE AssAs-

Tho examination Of tho AssAssins before an
ably organized military commission com
msncod in this city some days ago. Hanging
will soon begin.
Representatives OF the press sro excluded
from the Commission room, but the Govern.
mont have made such arrangements as will
enable full Official reports to bS made to the
public in due time.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
THE RAM "wEBB."
"0h, what q tspEIed toe6 We weave
When hrst We lrHcltca to dNupIyC.


-WeSt1n Telegraph Correspondent.
According TO tho tolographic correspon.
dence of tho Asso.iated Pro.s, AWAY out wos':,
q rebel ram of the most extra ordinary char &C.
ter, named "Wcbb," hns made its app ,ar.
Anee in tho Mississippi river, coming o'dt Of
tho Red river, and passing all tho guU boats
and iron.cladS with lightning sPood.'> She
had no lights and emitted no smoke whom
discovered, approaching dixie huge mass. ="
Whom fred upon by the monitor MRrhAttsn,
"sho Immediately showed signs of IiFs D." says
our western friend, and "shot past the Man.
haitian" What these fresh signs OF life we're
doth not appear. for she 6rod no shot while
shooting past the Manhattan, md uns all
tho time moving "Af lightning 81 'sed"
This rampant ram, supposed b y somebody
to have had JEFF. dawn on boar d, continued
on hor heAdlopg course, attemp ting TO run
down tho Saratoga, with strong Intentions of
destroying the commerce Of the. Mississippi
river.
A later dispatch from tho Ass ociatod Pre7s
correspondent announces that he Webb had
passed New Orleans with flying IloyGD oolors,
and soon aftsr blew herself ul,, because her
eOndsnsers got out Of ordOr. 1t 10 stated that
her speed, when passing the NGau haitian, was
estimated at twenty-five miAAH por hour-a
little faster than any North river steamer
could run with no guns on boar i.
It is sutlieis ut to say that tho whole story
o. the "wsbb" Is regarded US u Munchauson.
ism at tho Navy Department, " hsthsr com
ing from the month Of Red river or any other
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
Comparatively Letter from the sssrs-
tarH Of the NaNH.

The Hon. socr.tSry Of the Navy this sfssr-
noon forwarded 10 Acting Rear Admiral
THAreHBR, commanding the Western Gull
BOckSding Squadron, . sOnErstulstOry letter
on the downfall Of Mobile. Hon. Secretary
WBLLsS closes his letter rs follows: T..
81 am happy in extending to you and
those under your command and to the
Major-Gsnoral, and those under his command,
the congratulations Of the Navy Department,
for the victory which places In our possession,
with but ono exception. all the chief points
on the Southern coast, and one thai bids
fair to bs the closing naval contest Of the re-
bcllionu
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

WksHINaToN CLAM AaHNcT.
Hays 4 whitman, 10. ais y street, bstw,ss
Pourtssnth and TifIssnth streets, washingtOn,
are prepared, possessing enlarged facilities and
superior advantages with ths War and Navy and
other Department., 70 adjust, collect and nsGs.
tlAis claims Of all kinds against the 0oVernmsni
In the promptest manner. Persons ct distAhe'
can send their claims By mall, properly n.
tested, and they will be attended to. 0mesrs'
accounts with the Ordnance, ouartsrmAstsr and
Treasury Departments AssuTAtsly made out and
adjusted.
Army aud Navy 0aEetts, has associated himself
with cur Arm aud will give his whole attention
to the prompt dispatch ef buslassa s0RhdOd to osI
care
prise money, pay rolls, Gs., ks. aia.soih
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

Ansos.-This morning oiassr n 7. T.,Is,
arrested Bsnjsmin Harrison, . solored nau sbsv,
aro 70 the frsns housS On Tsath stfesl II, :.
taken btfots Juallee fhoApson and he sas, y,
Aninsd. ffeA he stiasnts u APpsifs that a y.
ninnies before The Gre Harrissn vas on T,,,i
stree. lslhing wlIh sas sf v. lentrIs. IN front /
the Gre was discovered. tsrrsant skippou ~
the shoe of Harrison and feuad n 70 esae,ly 4,
the trask In the yard and On the fence adIoIsin.
the house which was nred. The ssidsnee b.i.s
ycfy strong agaiast hin, Justice Thonpssn n.
nli,sd hln 70 iAil fsr sourt B.. \ - ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
A SWiss Delegation In Conference with
President johnson.

To-day the Consul General OF Switzerland,
accompanied by about atty ofioiAl ropre.
sontntivos OF tho Swiss republic, from sew.
crnl of the citios OF tho United States, waited
upon President Johnson and rendered their
congratulations upon his secession to the
Chief Mnsistraoy Of the country. The PreSi-
dents response was read BY Mr., HUSrsR,
Acting Secretary OF State. 1t contained as
suraneOs Of the hight esteem in which the
Swiss Government is held by our own.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
THrSos are moving in New York to-day,

THE NAVAL AcApEMT.-The Providence
Journal says There is rumor current in
this city that orders have been received from
the Department for the return Of this insti.
tuition TO Annapolis at the close Of the present
term. Whether this report be correct or not,
there 10 little room TO doubt that the school
will 80 back, as ordered BY Congress.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
OnrnIuma Mo,nr unn.n Rn.. D.

osraIsna MoSnT UsDBA PLLss Pa,
the employ sf NJ. p. 4. Dubsnt, wis arrs.,sl
this norniug ~ onssr Grant, II the ROuri
vard, for sbtaining money under false prstsnss,
u seems that BdshburG, who has been satrust,i
with the buying o. various articles used in n,
the slsrk And rsssivinr nonsy ,o purshass sr,l.
elea fer the uss Of NE hsuss He would buy ,
less quantity thsa sen, fer, and pocket the bal.
anss ef the msney. Jas,iss 0ihsFssR soAnlt,d
hin y jAn fer ssurt. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

MIcHAEL MoGovHRN, Who Was hOnOrAbly
discharged by the ouArtsrmASter's Depart
ment, at Nashville, April 10, died suddenly
on an Erie railroad train last Saturday. The
remains were taken charge Of BY the eoronsr
L. F. HOugh, at Port JerVis, TO whom any
inquiries may be addressed. ~. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
.LM LMnooARMMMa.n

NAyr ,yAnb--Tbs ,sh.dsl, ,ss r.pO,,.a
upon By the eoInmlttes and approved by he Al
plrthaeh, Fss me moulAs % lptfi sFd kSS /, 4.
fellovst BloskAahsss,. o. IS ana ~ shlp-,..
shd ta7.: Sh.siwrig 90, q - and VI 9S.Il,,, =
maksrs 4oSA essS - aua t1.Ts; Hlus,i,rh
t1so, aAa y aad u. I5j btr.. Fsuadsrs. 1a ~
80 Apa Nd : .spgst ishasr,. " and ezs5 Co.
t9.1 snd 81 spGineers and maehinis,s, IN
- Is, ~, ~. 10 md ~ 90; iron founder, Il ~
2 7, g and ezIt; sl.sl.ri,h., ~ So tA{s d
y: .ss,Iiusiies .ssin:ss. % a ~ 81 i';sst &
bCrsr,s "a 2 sd " he{,.. ssd ssra u
Ths bdi hsfitsa tsslsraay, 10 bspals,
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Tn. ssyon-Thirt.ss.

PHILApELrmiA, April 80. The subscriptions 10
tho seVon Thirty loan for Saturday, April 70,
wero ", ,254 800.
Tho largest Western subscriptions wsns
s2OJ,O from ChisagO. and $4,000 from Dsa-
moines, Iowa.
Tho largest Eastern subssriptioa wa elooos-
O0O from Fisk 4 Hatch, New York.
There ware a94l stnEls subscriptions
Total for tho wsek, t2S,t25,7oo
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

TBs TRIAL or Miss HARRn.-Th. tri,l
q Misc nsry Harris, charged with the muir. .r !,
andrew y. BurroaGhs IL January last aad vhlA
was nred fer trial On wednesday, nsxt, IN M,
criminal court, hes besu postponed until wedu,s.
eAy, hay ~ on aseoun, q ~ bradley, one II
her sounssl, bsing Engaged IN ne Brown ssI
Wiley eass In the slreuit souri. Mas Hafri, |.
Alss suffering viii sryslpslss In the face,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
A "Boston Notion"

We notice that bill has been introduced in
the Massachusetts, House Of Representatives
for the incorporation Of the Boston Company
for the Safe Keeping Of Government and
other securities, and Valunbles in the posses
sion Of citizens, continually exposed to loss
BY thsft, hrs, or other casualties.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

MACON, Atlanta and Columbia papers con,
tain accounts Of the march oe General vii.
sons army up 10 the 3oth instant The 70.
bels are represented n fighting desperately,
but were defeated and lost West Point, Co.
lumbus and Montgomery. All the bridges
and rolling stock on the Montgomery and
West Point Railroad at Lagrange depot WsrS
burned, but no private buildings. The city
Of Grimm was surrendered By the Mayer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

ISrERNAL REyHNUH DHcrsIoNS. The Com
missioner Of Internal Rsysnus has decided
that the lease OF n right Of way to railroad
estate, and % such 10 subject 70 stamp duty!
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

ArTnNPT AT Michael w.lch ,
.sldisr. was arrested Saturday night By one,,
Bowman and Sergeant Rsssx, of the Third pre-.
elne,, for breaking open the stable Of David Bds,
% with u. horse. Justice Buckley somnllisl
him 10 jail for ssurt.