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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Some one haillng you from the shore,
sir replied The Lieutenant.
Vat ish dat vot you want sung our
the Captain.
None of your business
What ish your (hic) namen
oh, you know me we'll; my name is
SIOcum |?
(SOttO vOice)-'s Shotgun Shotgun
l don't know you Shlogump
You lie, you old scamp! you once
cheated me in horse trade p
(SOtto voice )-'Vhat ish it he means?
1 nev er sold Shotgun (hic) horse
Sa-ay you Shotgun you're a liar ash
hell 1 never sold you Won (hic) horse,
ner Won Shakass, nor Won nOding. 1
don't know you, nor don't want 10 (hic)
know you
None of your nonsence, old sweitzer
kase you've drank, many a glass of
beer at my expence, and you know it p
60 to ter tuyfel, Shlogum7 l never
drinks (hic) beer nit 20. l tell you /
don't know, you unit l dinks you don't
know me p
why, you old pot-bellied. lagar soak.
ed. hmburger-lined, Ieather-headed son
of sea-cook, l know you well. You're
drunk as blazes now, and de id to
youp
At this juncture the officer os the day
stepped up and thus accosted the now ex-
asperated 5 kipper: -
Shall send bost ashore, sir, with a
file of marines, to catch that impuden
scoundrelP
Never mind, Lefdenant, 1 dinks !
(nic) let him go to h-n, der tevelish
stuftiefunk knows me, after all, py DAM
With this the Captain staggered into
the cabin giving vent to some Of the most
jaw-breaking oathes ever found i'd Ger
man vocabulary, and his mutterings were
indistinctly heard for some time after,
snore, loud and sonorous, proclaimed
that he had entered the land of dreams,
and was perhaps continuing his dialogue
with that arch fiend, Shotgun
The shades of evening had closed
around us-star after star peeped out
from above, sparkling and twinkling at
HOdendObbler' as though they too had
enjoyed his little game," whilst Simon,
apparently as unconscious of passing
events as stewed clam, retired quietly
to the wardroom and absolutely smiled!
h5 did, Phita. Trans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Hogarth's Picture of the Red Sea-
HOgarth WAS once applied 10 BY a
mlserly old nobleman, to paint on his
staircase a representation of the des-
tructiOn of Pharaoh's hosts in the Red
Sea. In attempting to fx upon the
price, HOgarth became quite dissatisfied.
The miser was unwilling to give more
han one half the real value Of the pic.
lures. At last Hogarth, out Of all pa,
Iience, agreed to his patrons terms.
Within . day or two the picture vas
ready. The nObleman was surprised AZ
such expedition, and Immediately called
to examine it. The canvas was painted
ov er red.
'ZOundsp p said the purchaser, 'wha,
have Pou here : ! ordered q scene Of
Red Sea-
The Red Sea you have laid HOgarth
still smartipg to have his talents under.
valued.
But where are the Isruslitss q
They are All gone over
And where are the EgyptiansP
They are all drowned
The missr's confusion could only bs
equalled by the haste with which be
paid his bill. The bitter was Bit
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
STRAY NOTICE

p n-n up by the subscriber, living on the Samuel
So Farm, near Peru, Feb. sth, 1865, one
80. HORSE dark tail, about l6 bands high har-
- S.- on, shod ell around, lame in his feet.
SssSssee sse supposed 70 be s years old.
= H.BUREs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

thing bus a set Of sneaking, lOafing, ras-
cally. cut .throated. braided, small ends
of humanity, whiItled down 80 indis-
tinctibly. acquit my client, and save your
country The prisoner was acquitted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

What is.-the future state, my litls
girl P.asked a-clergyman.
New Mexico was the reply.
No, no! / meant what is the future
condition of young men and wOmenl'
Why replied the girl hesltatingly
4 suppose they are to gel married.
Lard is being adultsEated with water
and starch.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

An assessor IN Buffalo has received
the following letter from the Commits
siOner of Internal Revenue, whose ru.
linRs are applicable to all ssctiops+
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

The yield Of maple sugar and maple
mOlasses in the Northern States is 81.
100000 gallons annually. r
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

The terms for raising new military
in Pennsylvania has been
extended 10 march II.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
A STITCH Is TIME SAVES NIEEg'
HOEITs xYALnTER.

LOUIS WALDTERs
lfst has post yet soady to perform AL work, par
tsDing 90 his business.
House sDd sign psnting, glazing, and pGpeT aang-
ing, ETC. 80 short notice, and the most approved
stTie. Tprns cash. Give him call
Shop on Main Street, east of AtkiRsOns Cloth
ing Store.
Brownville, April 7, Iy.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-21
Tranci8 @auer s &c.

75 syramct8 Gauer S So.
gasrtsnttn uDb gtrdafer ern 5lser plateO SRS @aeS
unS % ntprs
SIR. II Sub @aYIfr., Baltimore, Np+
CINE srpse su8ua 1 ppn GGoW Cafes tets on 96nb
SeReuunecn wsrten RAID unO prDa,Pt nafGefatrt.
t2gispt3ml .-
G!nsen,ss8te BriiGste
tn 3uder nuS 5rsnts, VfraGe, QHteu, 8rpmnebseren,
GrneR Gdnfen5 i5ptc Ieu1atosS GsmatSs1 eatinV %tt
fes, auferr ertFer, rntr Stgfes @urroas aaspbsrrs
e5ntups perhte at nttSrteen gxeIfsn sertorft. -.
Gtenaas sertre gBb8fss, Sberrp sSstn atearFen Yet
fea & Srtt urs seriG teeenf ntd bensnnte @rsttet
= fIg6l gsf q @twnrb @fsG Cd
tr6ailsSA r s7c ia Qrnttdrt Tnhe easrtsar.
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0ffiees Dro-5re0erieflfr. gerp. g,
8altimore, @amRag, bed 21. oeto6er 1865. r. -9
pie elm 0piatntrant i'm @erolsi6 AZ einios.

pe Elm Spiutntrant i'm @srslei9 8u eiligen
fG6riften g oe'S. aj .ta-
$50 Poe niat ms teaf(ilb Srabenbafte
fdllt, 1T er iebenfall6 unbehntid uno Ieine be-
iten Gtsdbldngen, pie ."The Fall of the
House of Usher, Hans Pfaal, J" esArthur
Gordon Pymn' uno 'sThe Golden Bug, .
erre9en ein gang etdentbiimIi&es Gefubl pom
Dds feba9ett i1aO NioerwiIen. 0asu fpmmt,
'eat3 iein StpL nm 10 tlarer, reiner uno prdlicer
miro, ie unbeba9licber Der 6esenitano lit, oen
er ldprelbt. G5 iit ibm eine tpabre 8cuuit,
S6auNer unO GteI Su erregen. e}n StpL lit
Y oe ein Wteiiter. Seine Spra6e lit bur6=
Iihtig wie Grpitall uno babel pDn wunoerbarer
Rraft llnb Sd6Hbeit. Sm 6tpl lit 9thts, mas
ei9entpam(tte mare. teine Orginulitdtsuno.inoi=
ponelle Gbaratteriltit, uno penno9 f0nute 9tie<
muno ben Stpl na6abmen. Sir baltsn i6n
fir ben i66nitetl uno retnitenStpl, ben bic eng
GiAe &pra6e oui5umeien bat. Q6a8 ipcbl Bel
ttiient anoern Stpl mb9tid lit, ilt BET pieiem
lrlp9li6, er ldBt 3li6 ais Wtuiter eetrauden.
Seoer tann setrOit periuGen, fiA y e'8 Stpt
obue @efdbr 81 laIlfen, frenpe
gtgsntbumlidteit Su Cppirea. s9. .au
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THE SAD JOURNEY.
Progress OF the PuperaI Trnin-Arrivnl at
Sprtuaneld.

The streets Of Chienso were hl ed With people Tues
dAy nisht whom the remains left on the train for
Springfield All along the route ofthe train throush
the heart OF the city distance Of .ome three miles
the crowd was dense With flaming torches lighting
the scene, bells toing, and bands Of music pealing
nsournfa strsins and voices ,lnsing dirses. At
LockporL the frst important station on the line
treached NJ il.S3l the usual signs Of mournus pre-
vailed. Ons motto vas this Come Home y A.
Joliet At midnight, band OF men and women sans
"Thro 10 Rest tor Theo in Heaven" and though
rain falling the crowd v1 laree, and the scene
mot impressive Through the night similar scenes
marked the progress OF the train, and st O'Clock
yesterday morning 1t arrived At Lincoln tn,med sftor
the dead PRECEDENT 10 place Of some 5000 inhabit-
ants Here, the mourning drsp.ry was heavy,
aud q profuslon OF eversreens adorned
the buildings while group Of ladies In
black and white sang Q dirye. At o'clock A. NJ
the train reached Sprinfeld, having travelled by
a cireuItous route l,,oO Iniles, bringing from
Washington to this point the funeral car, without
an accident OF any sort The remains were borne
from the depot TO the State House by an impo sins
procession, and tho way tie old law office of Abra-
ham Lincoln, in . block Of S-itory buildings, wn
pointed OUT The entrance was drhped In black, and
at the door hung q portrait of tho deceased. The
hearse used here procured In 81. Louis at cost
Of over SS00O. The body was laid upon rich cAta-
faleo, In the Representative, Hall The State House
ws most elAlorAtely and iInpTessively dTaped will
mourning, externally and internally. The outside OF
the dope deep black, and this well the corn
ice and pillars which Il rests were fes'ooned with
white aud black Evergreens and sprigs Of myrtle
adorn the interior Of the house Soon after their
| rival, the remains were exposed 10 view. 1hous'
Ands Of persons visited the remains during the day
| which have much changed during she Journey. This
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Military Punishment IN Richmend-A
strange Scene.

A large crowd Of people, says the Richmond WHrs@
assembled In Broad street on Saturday to witness tn"
carrying on, Of the sentence Of drim-hcad court
martial, imposed In the case OF Frenchman who hsd
struck woman IN the First MARKET with his cane.
ne vas arrested by the Fuarda and the provost n,i
sha ordered that he should bc marched thro go thc
street, W the tune Of tho "Rogues March -llh,h
plaeard upon his hsck labelled IN larRe letters hs
Tor striking n woman I" The sentence wn carr,,en
cut at the time ordered in the presence OF rnntt
tude Who testified their rppfohatou by chcein ano
clhppine Of lands The music va furniehod ~ wv
drum and tfe Of the 26th rennsylvania volunteer
which played In advance, while iu the rear o. thc
man marched corporal and fou' so'diers Win nxen
bayonets preten ed, ready 20 chare his rear At any
moment should no tesst the inhlction Of the Sn-
tenoc. The allotted time having been consurnedi 70
carrying out the sentence, the cupnt v~ cot - no
erty.
Since the above item put In tyTrN -o find long
card from the culprit has appeared in the RichmonS
papers, In which he excuses his offence Nv saving thI
the woman vas atensnt Of bis who had lived In ne
Of his houses and annoy ed him 80 much he wsntsc
her 10 leave. AZ she owed him a haaucc ot Sc, be
asreed TO tale cootiu iur,tove instead OF the nonet
The woman agreed W Lhis, hut Aiterusrds remoyec
her goods sni retained the KEYS Of the aTartnenu
The FreuohmhI finally discovered her vheeabounv
ana sskng the Tor the stove, OF the - rent
che replied, Remit there's your ent and there.
upon spet In th. frencnmAn's face TN. snseTea
him, and he struck the woinAn couple OF bloss WIZ
light cane that he carried. soldier Who "a pass
lns only ssv the A.sault made ty the trenchmsn
hence his arrest and punishment without suihClene
inveetigation because he spoke snch bad hnshsn ne
was not undeTs by the Provost kAshA-
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General Intelligence.
tsy Ksa 3. u. E.y YOri svr.I

Turs are twenty FREQ schools Tor negroes in
Washington.
5000, 900 per month 10 the cost Of the French
troops In Mexico.
Sons French Wit has got outs 'IAfe Of NApo-
leon--hy Julius Cesar"
PKErrpESr LnooLS's carriages and horses arc 10
be sold At private venduo
THmx arc now In European msrFets-prncipsl.
ly IN German hAnds-hetween three and four hum
drcd millions Of Unitd States bends.
THE milkmsn Of Syracuse have aStonished tho
city by voluntarily reducing the price Of milk TO
six cents quart.
Tun government will pay one hundred million
dollars TO Discharged soldiers and others during tho
month Of May.
'PAPA. why do thoy p,A AMI guns co thoy grow
snd have leavest :" mo, my son hut Ike plsn y
they shoot and ,hen othsrs do the leaving"
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News ItsmR
10 r.s.s-.ph 10 Ms y.. Ys-i s.~-I

EK.GovrRsoH ArKrs, OF South Csolins, arrived
Al Washington yesterday, accompanied by his
daughter.
THr Sixth and other corps % the Army Of the
Potomac, have broken camp aud are on the march
70 Washington.
Gss SUR. AN and staT were expected 70 arrive
st For, Monroe yss,srday, and proceed to wash
ington.
Tn, Senate Of Tennessee sdopted, on Monday.
. resolution Offering FIVE thousand dollars reward
for the delivery Of es-Governor Isham c. Harrik TO
the civil authorities OF that State.
Hos. n. BUsros, q prominent citizen Of syrs-
euse, NY, was sbo, in his house yesterday morn
ing hv an ,-sassin, and 10 reported " he dead. A
man has been arrested on suspicion.
Cart Rrrp, aud twenty six Of tho crew Of The
ram Webb, were captured along the hlsssslpIi,
by tho io,h Illinois cavalry, aud brought into New
Orleans on the Goth ui
Cam JUSTICE SALMON r CBAsr, accompanied
by several ladies' and oG.cer, OF the Departments Al
Washington, arrived at Fortress Monroe, on Tuos.
day,e vsit points q ln,eres, In the South
Cot. FAILS, of the Norfolk Steamboat Company,
has re-cst.bhshed . daily line Of steamers from
Norfolk 10 Richmond, leaving Norfolk daily at
O'Clock, and connecting At FOR, Monroe with the
baltimore boats.
IsrorsAuos hs, been received .t the Navy
D,n.nment of the cnpture Of tho block .de running
,,e,msr Cor., on the sb,h ult thirteen miles eas,
Of Dr.ros Texas. Tho Corr is . stern. eel
,,..nc,. and WAS bound from Corpu. Christi,
r..Aa .o'B,adad, Mexico, with q cargo Of lumber
LAMAR number OF remgu.,.ous Of a. army
and n,yy officer. .ro now daily being received a,
,b, Wa, and N,,v p,p.r,m.nts which are being
.ccsn,.d a, f,s, a. r,csly,d, The Government bay
decided 70 ,.duco the l.ud and naval forces a,
.r.ed,,v q. nos.ibi.
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Policy of the prc-idcuf.

The ws,hinston correspondent Of tho Philsdelphis
LrpaER save:
There arc ocrtsin indications which 60 10 show thsS
President johnson, like the lAneuted Lincoln in bic
later DAYS, IL giving tho extreme radicals vid~
berth, and hazard nothing In saying that tho pro
olamation Offering the south to trade will rom e fo
low ed bv evidences tti conclusive ot tne uirC
OF the President 70 heal the breach as quietly and
pleasantly NJ po-shle, snd uuite the tuo tecuons
again In " one hal monious whole" You VIII note
that his proc amaton Ievivins trade ', not addres,e
alone to the loyal people Of Tho south. but incude~
the well disposod" In its ptyicges AVID that, tool
without compclng them 10 take the ipuch ahufed
aud often broken oath Of allcslsnec. The south, IN
40 far n trade IL concerned, could mt no more
than this for the door OF commerce N opcn "a
wholly and freely TO all the people A. N tuch
thins ~ war had not bcen known. understand upon
authority which | cannot doubt, thst terms olusllv
those offered 10 and accepted by Lre ana
Johnston, will hN shortly offered 20 the whole South
crn peOple-a iss Of their leaders In the rebenion
alone eIce pied. In other words there WI lr sene
raj amnesty tcndorsd, dispo-ion eyncod, 70 MAKE
the situation iot our ssy~sTd ,islofs' a. pheasant
possible. he radical element have got an inkinf OF
the policy Of the Preiheut and declare Thar Ws shcp-
vii end Ia the non Of slavery at inc nouthf
thus teenting Is they believe the great ohJoct Tor
which tho war, during tile past four wears, has teen
fought and leaving tho old "bune Of contention culp
to he attacked and snawed around by the orposins
| factions Hut let those beware who hteplpt 70 op-
p o. tho policy Of President Johnston MI. Lincoln
has been credited with nrnner but in bis suceossofs
Little hinge there will lie more Of the Jaotronnn nrm-
| ness N All there was In Mr. linc0n'r whole hand.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sew YoRK AND TIE VICINITY.

TnE LATE PREsIDESr.-A MAN STABBED
Foa DEYESDING HIN. Yesterday afternoon an ON
plov.e Of iho New Yori and Lrio Railroad Company
named John SaAmsn, While standing near tho ofhoe
foot Of Duane street. hoard speaking in dis
respectful and sbu.ive of tho late President
and Immediately requested him to desr', whercupou
the stranger without any previous warning drev
knife and stabbed Mr.. SAl,man, inhictins q ssrious
wound. He then made bis escape. Tho Wounds
man was taken TO tho Sou York Hospital.
A MOVEMENT IN TUE RIGHT DIRECTIoH--'
TUE CITY HALL PARE To BE EEaToaED TO Tvs
FonxKR CoSpIros. - Yesterday, Mr.. Alexander
Ward, Superintendent Of Lands and Paces, began
the work Of restoring the City Hall Park " iv
former condition Now that tho war l. practically
ended the old barracks which formerly stood on the
souths ry end of the Park having boon removed and
the present to no torn down als thoro viii
he obstacle prevent this bsins made ono Of ths
chief ornaments Of the city. Yesterday morning
vorkmen proceeded TO pough up the ground, prepas-
tory TO putting ia soed for gra. The treos are W ba
trimmed the basin Of tho fountain cleaned, and ths
fruntan to be pu, In good order The old landmarks
II "Keep OF the Grass" NO DOGS Allowed In this
Park" will bo aSsin and the foot~ays are aiso 70
bs re-sraveed and possibly maoadami,ed. This VIII
be rood ncv o the old residents vho loved this Park
10 their early DAYS.
RECRUITS yesterday some
200 recruits, with volunteers and sibsttutsa
discharged from the rendezvous on Kiksrs Island.
These men but short time Aso received larso bOun-
,s, FROM, the C;oyerumeut and from individuals and
NAV ,ber.fofe b. con.defed A. decidedly lucky.
Tur TRtAt. OF Mr.. OsBoS, the Naval
80, h.,,,. ,,orr, Martial. commenced ysster-
49,. - no.,,,n.mep, va had until Monday
uert 10 allow the Judge Advocate time to prepare an
an,,or 10 the argument Of the prisoner'. counsel
relative 10 III. question Of jurirdlcton. Mr.. Osbon
ru PRESENT, and .ppesIed much debilitaied from hi.
loug eounuoment.
A CoLoRED NOTARY fUDLIC.-W. p.
po. ali b,. been ,ppointed Notary Public by the
no,.,oo5 and yesterday tooi u.e oath Of Office He
IA the ,t color cd IAN who has occupied that poAtion
| In mi, city.
| I,.,l. .,,o,u.,a p,s,,~,yo r.r,.;o
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&C., &C..
Government Rewards offered for Jen.
Davis and His Crew OF As-assins.

tBy the President eJ th Cnu,d states Of Am>rhol
PROCLAMATION.
whereas, 1t sppcars from evidence in the bureau Of
military Justice that the arocious murder Of the late
Pr,sideut, Abraham Lincoln, and the attempted
ss,,inston Of the Hon W. II. Seward, Secretary Of
ente, we're melted, concerted and procured by and
potseeu jefferson Davis, late Of Richmond, Va aud
jacob Thomp,on, Clement c. Clay, Beverly Tucker,
George y. sanders ". {. Clesry, and other rebels
and traitors agsins, the Government Of the United
STATES hArbored in CansdA; now, therefore, 10 the
end that Justice NAV be done, /, Andrew johnson,
President Of the United sstes, do offer aud promise
hr the hes: Of said peronA either Of them, with
In the limits Of the United States 90 that they can
b. brought to trial the following rewards
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
Arrest Of jefferson Davis; TWENTY-FIVE THoUs-
AND DOLLARS for the arrest Of Clement C. Clay (;
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS tor tn.
srres; Of Jacob Thompson, late OF Mississippi
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
arrest Of George n. Sander; TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the srres, Of Beverly
Tucker and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
ares, Of william c. Clesry, late Clerk of Clement c
CLAY.
The Provo.,-Nsr,hal General Of the United ststes
:, directed to csuss description Of such per-on,
With notice Of the above rewards to be published.
In testimony whereof hsvo hercunto sei
LIS; my sesl, and caused the seal Of the United
- States 70 he afnIed.
Done at the City Of Washington. the ID day o
Nay, In the year Of Lord, 1868 and Of the Inde
pendence Of the United States Of Auorcs, tho ssth
AsDKEw JOHNSON.
By The President:
w. uuSTEI Acting Secretary Of State.
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The Ram Webb.
OmcIaI Account Of her pestructlsn.

Omciai Account Of her Dostructisu.
Waehine,on, Noe s.-Ths Navy Department has
received the following
FIAasmr GLASGOW, Nsw onhASs April ~
Hon. GtnmN wyiIrs
Secretary Of the Navy;
Sir-I hsve the honor 10 inform the Department
that the rhel ram ebh the boc tsde Of the Red
River this ming and passcd the city high rats
q ,eed hut 20 unexpected was her appearance that
abe received only sbots through tho huh In
psssing. AZ .he approached the city she vas hyins
the United states fae at hsfma.t and mistat en-
for army transport. The Holiyhock, the Quaker
CITY and the Q~lpee we're despatched IN pursui, of
the ram, the Holly heck fnr ahead. When about 25
milee below the city the ram encountered the Rieh-
mond, Capt r. =. Greene, coming up. The webb
then headed in the left bank OF the river,
,horo, and wss set on hrc bv her commander, vho
proved to be Edward q. Reed formerly Of the United
Ststss navy. Her crew consisted Of about - men,
and her cargo vn cotton, roen and turpentine, 90
that abe soon blew M, the crew escsTing TO tho
,~amr~, except three, two Of whom we're captured
and prisoners The third vas destrovcd With the
yes-el Her arm aDent consists Of three gune. The
whole party will probably be captured by tfoope who
will forthwith he despatched In pursuit. Of them. A.
the paescd the city, abe bad ,orpedo suspended
from q spar from her hov.
6sisncd1 y. X. TuATcHNN, Actins Rear Admiral.
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Orders Rescipdios Regulations Prohibiting
tho Expectation OF Arms, Ammunition,
Horvrr. NIules and I've stock.

Tho Executive order Of November Fist 1869, pro-
hibitns the expectation NJ arms and ammunition
from the United states and the executive order Of
May l3th, 1868, prohibiting the eIportaon Of boes
mules and live stoch, being no longer required by
public necessities. the aforesaid order, hereby
Iescinded and snuulled. By order Of the President
TpMIN N. SIANroN, SeerelaIy OF MaI.
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Albany, Nay 3.-The Metropolitan Fir. Commits
sioners sworn in to-day, by Secretary Depev.
They drew for terms With the following result -
Charles C. Pinotney, two year. jaime, W Booth
four years Philip W. Enss, sir years Martin H.
Brown, eisht years Mr.. Enss 1, appointed In place
Of samuel sloan. declined.
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The Canadian Ru,dcrr.

Toronto, hay 3.-Cleary, one Of the rebels asainst
whom the Grand Jury found true bill for the breach
sfneutralty few day, since, yesterday surrendered
HIMSELF aud gave bail In S5OoO to stand trial ct the
October AssiEes
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The Flight Of Jefferson Davis
Our Cavalry Close Behind Him.

KEo1rlllc, Tenn, May "A man who wac on
enc Of the railroad trains captured by stoneman's
cavalry between Teensburg and Salisbury, says that
Jef Dsvis was on the same tain, on his way 70
Charlottesville Leaning that the railroad was cut
above and below, Davis, with the other passengers
escaped and rotuIed TO GIeonshurg. stonemAns
avalry are In the valley Of tho sslundA RIVER
With his headquarters at Anderson, S. g., aud the
cavalry are scouting from there towards AugustaGA,
With Instructions II they can hear Of Jeh. and his
treasure, 10 follow him o. long A. there Ia hors
left. The infantry portion of Stoneman's command
u ensased In clearing the mountains OF bush'
vhackeIs guerrllas and horse thieyes, and they are
making clean work.
sKooNp ptsFAIcH.
Knozpll,, Nay I'd, 10 r. h.-lniormstion from
stoneman's cavalry states that JET Davis was at
Yorkvine, south Carolina, on the 25th ult- and
Ia, one DAYS s,ait stoneman. JET. ia eseorted b.
1000 cavalry, well mounted and commanded By Gen.
D,hbrell. Ho is accompanied by BENJAMIN, Breokin-
dee end other notorious ehsracters and will preba-
lv be Ionod by all the desperadoes fleeing from us-
20 and the vengeance Of tie United States govern.
mt lis hoped that Gen. StonemAn's forces car
ert.ie and capture DaviA as he 10 burthened WITH
even saeons supposed to he laden With specie.
TuI vicksburg HERALD says, that Hesdqusrter
r,nted them permission to sisto thai an indshnit'
rrnislcs throughout the Department Of the Misss
mi, besinning st O'Clock Of the 2eth. had bees
greed upon bst~ssn Gen. Dana L. Q, v. an
en- HodeS rebel