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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-22

erbdlt, 10 DAP atnau Die meiften Egrtifel nit so,
100 lno rtIebr FrD5ert tpieberDerfdufen fam nnb
pe8balb bod nod biui0er ~perfaltft, ais onbere
Gletlbd1oler. 9ieie 6tr1na inDortirt ibre aus
ldnoiiden 8aaren lelbft
9r. @br. Set, IaGfol9er bon Satob Gee
ger III Jto. % gernlauf fit. bat cine grDbe Nustpabl
Don l11lpprtlrtert Wouelliadert fiir Serren mlb0a4
men, ferller platttrte Silber@, Wieliing. unb gle9e
ipaare1, Sb9eltdft8e, Sierfrabnen, Yatentfrabne,
3ber1ltprieter, &C. &tr ftnb itber3eI9t, ba3 jeber
3dnter NIT lelnel1 bort 9enladteu GtrfGuf EN- 5lte
frieben lem tirb.
Sr. SdfpB @minber bat feline 2dbet in
No. 10 9itb &nIpert urb 1T SO. 8altimprelfr.
Wia1t ftrlpet bort bic f%eitIte1 @itrtlertpaaren. plot1
ttrte Naare11, Serret@ r1tb Dar1en16ube, gl1ts
nlenpalen, Srltd)tt1rbe, Mein1errice8, feline 9o1t>
botr Gtlt8. ollie bie1e @eaenfGnbe eioren I'D,
allS9e3eidnet SIT M Observation-Disclosures. Last but
not least ermd9nen mir 0ud) nod Der1dyiebene
&etber9ei9dfte, benn Sic ftnb ltllrt eirn1dl 1rYtbio
tltr etlle1t perfeftet Gentleman. 0as bat and
i9Dn Sdtuer getpubt, inbem er Iin9t (bip.
Idntnttltde Werte ttaH Der @uS9ate BON Or. So
~tpeniteii)
Gfret bic Shneiber, fe nG6en unb fbaf1eu
SinnIii6e aleiber fir irbii6e 9affen,
Gtebten Der Nepbe bea[iidenbes BauS.
OGDEN bic Otdn9el nit 2Bere unb nit Watte,
Geo bic Natur nur Geicpenfcrm Bate,
S9affen Ipolo's nit %tunbiser Sanb.
QD4 SpaB Del Sette. Suertt tnit1Iett mir ba8
8rpbe Sleloergei9Gft be8 Srn. IS. 6. Safer
@de BON Bratts uho Bacaitr. erlpGbuen. Sort
ft1lbet man etrtert tntnelticn Sprratb BON ~fertiaert
&lelbern aler grt unO bon ieber Site, iptpie cine
grobe Nn8tpabl Gentlemen Slnnifbt1g Gpob8.
Stir IN Mere 2eIer III 8nrfer8bltrs ermdbnen mir
mod, baB Sr. &oiier audi bort Elm i3met9ael6dft
bat.
Sr. @~rienet1en bat in SEQ. 313 BrattIru6e
iet1telt Gapel!, no man cine CUTE MrStpabl fem oep
madter Sleioer urtb Mpbeartifel, feriter ferttoc
9embel1, Salde1titder, Gtritmpfe, &eaenIdirnle
lomte aue III bieIeS Sad i41agenbeu artifel fin
bet.
gSer it9 einen feinen Nit8us MAIDEN laIien min,
DEM entpfeble1 mir Srn. Spbn Sinister.
gfe bon 9onlbarb< unb 6igbitr. Sr. Sdu8ler
tit ert 9el9tfter 53nI9neiber NIB madt feline glrp
beiteu 81 iebr bilt9en @reiien.
Die So. &pntneru II. Br. baben ibr Sc
l9dft ra9 572 @eIt Saltimpreftr. all Gfe pprl
6rellcntftr. perlegt, mo man fertise Serren9ar>
oerO6e III Der 9rDBten uuq idGniteu 4r8tpab1 fin
ben fam.
0aS &leibergei6dft bon 6mitb II. 8rp8.
1T zines Der 9rBBten 6erartigen @tablifernentS Der
Stabt u1p tper etten guten @n3t19 witni6t, bra1dt
MIR 1ta9 So W. Baltimore fit. III gebet, er mao
80 ODER 100 Dollars anipenben, er ptrb bort ltn1
jepen Yrei8 B~efrtebtgt tperbel1.
Die SSirnla q. 9. st a II II. o. Bat ei1 grpBes
&letber9eI6dft $40. pa sc. @rapItr. rltb ipirf
bort ie6er &t1tbe 31 icirer grDBten 3ufrie6enbe,
beetent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-22
GpmcDr6i0 Sbe0fer.

@tnsn' au6ernainent Q8unf6e mediterranean, eriaubt flo
PAS 19sater.G gnamtttse Der @fieGi&aft "@Eresrbia" bcal
tInltlisbsnesn pnbltiunt Saltitore'8 Gn5uSet8sn. tdB es
9taT Go9nbetnt'S t'Itebte 9pfe n9er5 unb Dollar" 3Er 8eier
ss$ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Scene 8eiett BAT, unb ielbe an p.
nemeat 6eten utrb
@S ftH9 tetEe Rpfet 8eipart nprbtr, tie 8~preequag tpAr.
big uber tte 8rftter gaGen gu la0sn.
Die i0rnrttlt6en DecBrdttpnen (Qcral. Gcenep, te eincu
tsbsn- 8etRter betnnnt fsn ~tuegten), iinb aGe nel, bon feaen
atnftlern aeaaIt Dprten.
Die Wtultt tn BITE OFtatiala@ COMPETITION BON 5errn @aseU-
ttsittsr Qe1iptg IN Nsn'YNrf. gteue jfitSemdBa Gpuplet8 fub
pon 9ergn @Rbnbstnt e~ineeiegt worter.
Natfr or tu9tteen 2et'sn8 b3e @errn &bpIb0 Meanberf
gsffen DE antrEaant 8nitett Srdfte eer Gpacprbta GGeoters
{M)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-22
ertauf ppn Iberlailigem Cont
mifIGr8s Gtqentbum.
5. spper 4 s o, Waftionare.

5ubEffena.OfFee ger. st Nrmee.(
8aIttm Dre, 20. Gfpt. 1861
mOtenfG 9, ben 26. b Wts, Odtta8s II utr, tp9r'
inter 4nft@t res greoet 0tfut. GpI. &, u. Srnttb, 6,
Bel, In Rc. l20Sa @utapifraEe %fplgenoe 6ommiddrs'
enfinte 6fentliD b~etfst9ert
@tubT, / brstbpalt, 2 EeIhtti1e, 1 Beitpuft, 8 3tnsa-
DintenfaFer, 2 Sebet6efens, 2 fepter- 5elltesne, 2 Ct
Eebern. 2 Ga6Grnrder, / 6eherpaaee, 2 gpoIIsrnidG6e,
dae, 4 NeIer, L 5pIaIdse, 10 Seten, z &tenhaten.
sfner ar fel5eR Sett unh gas iel8enSe Mrtttel, tceIde
Is stnen f~peaie1eu 8errtutsun9sfono ~ansetluSt wureen
aiia 2 ~tupierns 2eaHsri6Spier 2 stfsrne Wa1trt9Sp'
ietfbThuTsin, IS bledcrne S66ph6fel, Is @affeetdnnen
affeetppf 6 Gafee. @trner, l S6auml6ffeI 25letIGbafen,
ietIboa elm. ! etle'ner 9Sfel, 4 Derfhneibe @dteln, 92S
Fsl, "a b6lserne Rlbel, 683 trbeuc Beter. 9S3 Geuer, 8
rne @1ulbrpnS, 2 RrGOfen, l g0aiisrtsnel. | Setter, 10
ldtrinuen, 442 gfane Slfir6tren, "a 6ra6nfn, z Brcb'
netber. 20 TuE elfsrne N6bren, 4 80rfhneibemtlier, 1886
i@meTsr. 799 Eti6sabeln 9 errse 8rrbtDrbe, $50 fieine
pcfSrbe, 3 Sieil5ibsbe 13 Glide une Bante, z tater, z
"a Gds.Etrtnrtn. 1 9rI6snwdGSe, l SAlettitttn, 3
btufcln, Q 8eTen, 6 G9rup ser IL beeehaetr, ~ Surften,
y ,rb5 6nnbtt6er, l Office. Quit, ] Stab l utr. 2
teffl den, 4 Sbtbder, s Spndnapfe, l Nferftrfppf o Utdr'
tQtuIeI, Z Mfrte uub SttaIe, 200 Jus . II tplce-pIp
blanh, 8 Shtd ,dostb tu6er, l Stl1uhrphte, l lnwsre
nne. II gBetspdf ID g~r6irfen. 6 gDal93hteri 6 &C.
Ieae platteiIsu, 5 Waf4 %tretter. 1 9~anbtatwdlie, 4Sdf
r OGDEN, 7 GfaubT5aufeln 2 RletberfetIe, "a StI1 WeDS.
Tits. 9eBt, IS BuB SfenrS6ren l Bedett l Rru8, | RUtS
ntros, | 8rUtpionne, 2 Ble6teftt 6rpBe), l Siederne
4ferbiihie. 45 Strpbbefen, Is 9ejnsuber, "a EthtH usber'
as
Observation-Disclosures Eaar tn Q5ruUsrnen ea!s-1e b. ins
rra(6 bret Ta3en adb ben Rauft anb ppr llebtrlteferunS
: HSadre.
MIN; game TrS erlaubt. @tntdufe weesubrinQtn, fputen
,{elfea in bte{er 3ett midi pe9aebf 09t tstn, 10 eel1tept
{ g9eaf8 rfuns duf Gefatr bes Riufer8, Ia oe 8eSsernnS
Gbpma8 WtIfor.
tbe32o-26 8reo. Brig. Sen. un6 9. g. Ser. ct. IEntee.
)e1entli9er 8ertaui BON 6olpital< uteniilten
- GS.AA 0moa.on o.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-22
0eNentli9er 8ertauf BON !6Olpitalz uteniilien
in Sort Wonrps, 81.
6. u. gpteIer jr., Qutt.
Webieal Tureespr's Office,
mA hf0ok ~ OR ia 0ea 1875

Wfe0ttlI Nurreppr 8 OtFtt,
~gDnIbtnet n, DC, Is. Det 1866.
Sm Der. Ct. General SOptfat nabe Sort UtpnrSs, Sd.
oaen fdnmtlt6e Su btsfert 6pfpttdl ~geb0ri9en l~tentlten
frtduit pereen, teTetent aus trduhbarem Seti3sue, 81an'
ets, Ntdtrabeu, Strphldfe, ~aeteppte getttefen, 6ddrfiden
% 9aarmatrdben, 5anttdder. 9enoeu, untfrbofen une
fernen 8cttiteQen Elm Eager bpn GtId~ uhp 6uden- llten-
sn. Wtetistuen un6 8Hhern.
Der 6fentlite 9erfauf begtnnt Wlittrcd, 27 Del IL nhr
nj wirp 70 LANCE tiati6 f~erteeIebt merbsr, Es i%dnmtltGe
itenflien ~Serfteieert Fnt. 8eSablun8 taar.
Die Rdufer rpereeu eriu6t, innerbalt 48 Sttnten nab BEN
56tue her Nptttpn Etc betrefenSen @s8enRanbe 3a be!ablen
ND a%bjutclen.
G. sutherland
fe1S-26 rqa Gureern Il 9 81. Reb. purbapcr,
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.100}Inn0t0.,. q. C.

@ Sn gSalbiuatou beliebe man 8eitelmugen
t 6eu tdaliden 1u0 uOdentltdeu ,,Weder'f
5n6icriyt:Dneu Uie Nn3eigenI 0lird) ben Mgenten
ri. &. +. Yie0felOt, 400 6 Str, S1 tiadjetl.
gu perfdufen:
Gin brteI nebt Gteitauratipn In Ter gennfslbnnic &benue
he Rem Gapitei TIT neeen Ntretie bilis suotttaufsn. 3ad=
frdaen rel 8. 8. yt~iehfalbt, 400 6 Ctr, sptiteu 8. unb
Str. tfr1gD)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-22
8erfouf ppn nberflaiiigen GOuoernement8

&erFauf BON iberfGiIigen SDu1ernement8
Ntau(eieln,
In eulem .3u1anb unb brau6bar.
Office res 4T. Q.aJleifers,
@tinington, Del, q. gfgp. 1865.
Mnt Treitdg. s. Del; Srettaa, Is. Del; Treitag, % Oss.;
rstta9, 20. Set, mer6en In DiIniu8tpn, Del, auf Bfients
der @erfsigerung ~DerFauft:
400 quite unb brdu6bare WtauleieI,
100 an teeem Sage bes gerfaufs.
Gs merten he Rdufer hefpneer8 bdrauf al fhertldnt 8es
a6t duj bic euten @teenf&aften btefer NRaulsicl, neide BON
tier @r5se. In gutera 3u4ante, fehr frptnt unb gut etnge-
bren frb, inoen ~btefclben Der ueberfdrB non @elpanu
iGuieieln res gBafbnetpt Geppt8 fnb.
Die Ftiere rerfen ein5eln terfauft.
Ser 8erfduf beeinut ur, 10 ltbr glrr9enS.
Gerfauf2tectnauna en-: 8aar In 9. st GeIb.
Nuf Gesbt ppn 8reV Brig Sen. Sas 6 @ftn,
1. Din. 8 so s. ..
6 @aIldgber,
tte5-29l CAPT unb U 2 I.
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% TEU6VHE' ---- -
@efruft. = @tepbar 0tartin wurbc III Der
9ornertagS gtadt Derbaftet ntb benz Srtebeuss
ridter Duncan pprgefiibrt, neil er IN Ieineln Saule
~ge61lbet bate, baB bort seipielt purbe. Gr wnr6e
nm $50 limb Soften 9~eftraft.
@ntIaien II. = @epr9 6llr, tpel4er lebten
Otitttppd inter Der Nltflage Der perludten QltSs
qu6e eiuer fali6en $40 SdatantSnptc IN benz
@erfaufaben Der $50. Tranfel & Bro, Gde BON
grattftr. nno @entre Wfarfet Space, Dor benz ..
ct. SifriftSgeri9te IN unterinfutg fta1o, tpi1rs
be mad II ifiinbliGer 8eratbunS Der S1rp ais
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Geoier1soS= 0erfnnF p0n refcrpirtctl
8Nfer0<m.
Guosliern1stifers 0Efie

%UNtIttIWtINEts DfTIItI
InafGiugtpH, 3 g.. ter Il. Desbr. 1855.
Ger generdI- Quartiertstfer ber &runee beftetlt, b1B ale
.egterun s-Sjetoc nun III 8iss5oro, O.. g. an ben hDdff-
Ietereeu neriauft psrSen. IA.
Sic S9rtdais rerben fa0er tn:GtssbrrO, .. e. R~attFnttr
II rG&asu
.atuusn nab p1rben an iebeln Sagauf ~fpleenbsn 8 tie # a q
nb DBunerR 4 a Fprtaefe5t sic nue ~otrfauft FnS.
Gin gsoOt wtrb ce Sea&te StraBen Werite jebe Stunb.
x geriauf3ta8 ~Dsrlafen.
DFeia nierfs Tne nit spr8FaIt a~u3ssfuft rosten unb fnt
1fer. benr ale 5ot6er sum ge,taut dngsbstenen.
IS Dsrten o~isfstben esn;eln ~perfagft. Ger Bsrfauf bestnnt
II 10 utr n1Draeu5.
gtrtaufs. ssineunseu 8aar In g.r. Staten @rIb
SGine8 q. @ftn,
3ret. 8rta. @enerat In 6arse
fnI4-3N 1. &t1. 8. 1T. g. 8.
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JlouU 0ll5oi0en.

Observation-Disclosures ofFcs,
GufpH 9pufe,
nIt. 1 S1itt1pre. Y. De5. 1865.
4teles gIreaa tpirb am Npnta8, rs. DEG, ais am @eifs
n, Gbwtn5 $. Webfer,
NtWJ COLLECTOR.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-22
81 ~perfaufen.

|. cute gBlGe utb Gtrtures cin.S Clothing StpreS III
a~nne6mbdren Sehtusun9en su oerfaufeu. MnSutra9en
6 Centre Marfet space. (mttcfrl
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81 6riia! 5rpb! 6rei! aa
A GrORer SatreSs8an -
aSZA nerbuneen NIT EgssA
psramtben-Sau
SeS
9cunnfrotiI6en Snrn>N crciua,
am erften gSeiDnndDtss 9QbenS,
9{pntaN, 25. Ge5. 1865,
In her Gnnrnrhin NnIfn

SDSkhS %[AebAENktVuJS %NAll~SGFE9NS
am Griffin 2SeiDndcbts s9 lbenS,
WtCntaN, %. De5. 1865,
in Der Gpncprbia Sale.
Der Sgc. Gem. Gutn-8eretn erlnutt F&. ieiren qreurs
ben, fpnte rem eeebrten publituut i~bertanpt, sic eioebcnc
@n3esge 3u maGer, faB er fetnen 9rpeen Sabres.9nG, Yer
bunben mtt 9brantitenbau, am erfen QSsttndGts. Aten6 In
bem fG6nen Saate Der Gptcprbin 6ale abbdlten iptrb. DaS
gGmtte bat ntdt8 %tnterlafen, I'M btefen GaG 5u hem 1lau~
5entften utp granddaughter Ter Saiiru 5u rn1Gef.
grOfeGpr 81 Re 1T en8agttt uno wirb fb NIT etnert tpl-
len 9rGeiter BET ben &aniluft8en gHre MAIDEN. 3pti6en~
paufen mercen Ste 8urner unter QFttung urlsrS tuGtiaeu
Gurnlebrer8 5rn. Gpnra6 8eGer nit 9graniteubau un6 fpta
fi8en 8pnnafti@en uetunaen a%u5fulen. Die Gi1bs uni
GGenfaufpartung lit 6rn. Gtr. Sede, bent beliebten gEirtb
uno Jtefturart bpnt NatIpral @Cuie Ibertrasen. melder
ni&t ScrftHlen wirb, nnieFn 9ee9rten 8rfunten nit tenn 8e-
fen, mas Slide unb Seller ju lie fern Sermag, aufsuparten.
Stir 0tufe unb 9rbnur9 1T bte bette Spree n~etragen.
3u redt :ablreider Sebeilt6ung laeet ereetenft Elm
Ser &C. y eut. Eur
8ifetS 81, gultig fir 1 Serrt uno 2Oalnen, fnb In hr
Eurutaue, 800 20. prattfr tetrt @prntte Il. ait 9aasAtenb
an Der Cafe at tabeh.
8QIls & E: 50 @dpatbt, SO Mauer, & GGble,
Sob Meper, g Singer, GtdS Made
$ Struts, 6 gBiesner, s. Sentnelrrd,
(bt-mE) s Santtbt, $ 9cnntna, $ Abeu.
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Uermt(c0te An6eiaen.
SIR @Gne ntsb Concerto an crmIct6ci

sSNr &1ue ttso Concerto sn errmtctbcn
. @fm Sfeaasst 'nS 8etonnteu per rGpne1rbio" Gefea16aft
fir irgeHb eine Bet mad tsra l. gesfsEber BE gsU qd6Ss. er :
osnen WNemt.gtttsn 51t Nbtattune @en 8dQen uHb Grlt
wtrb. F' o'""
8te ele6ante mp fpttbate Nusga frrune bes prDeen See.
0anten Ipipie bequent8 q faarattOH8s tamsr rebF ersssrs
@etaal NIT b~oIfdntt6 etngertGteter8 Ride, I9Gen ni1fe
m0nfden itri9. w
@cafdn0i8es EdflseT4tr far 500 @puberfe 1T Az e{aer.
nhdBtoen @reis 81 n%1tetben. Stdtcre &nstuaftbet
8. 80. YDebeI
Zetlt6VIl 379 ". galtittQreHr.. int ten @utGnt 4. Daeofr
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N~yfeerDpplifQlt S20Qe,

sIa l GySeGrDpUiitan @aGlc,
% Np. "a %. 8altimpreltr.
Sbt8es 0oial, NIT 8rp6era % Jag eUbem 6 al, usnee
ban 6pn elmer bretten @aaerie, neba SbetfetGGl, getrfrrr
tlpet Gatosrgben, sn9e &C., entFteble tG9f rmtt fGr @&Ge
concerto, @r9tbtttPreu, S5puPerst &c. untei oen btntgRfn Bfs
btaGung en-.
8ernet enpfaGIe tb IN btretter Gerbtnban9 NIT rtefrer
l22 Us. Bapatte ctr. eia feparet Gcprt NIT Gus
len 9IHtaro tWiaftnUrt.fA fir e,nen trlrat 9iuarb GItsb;
sSenfp elm 8eEdnntsss ab.e idsDfeues Glmbsimmcr far
SaaDeretne unD Drt0atrngettags. ~
Sefeuau9en fur bette 9enannte Qrfdle neDue f6 entaeeen
N Eetner ~QGrbnunB 122 80. Bagetse ctr.
l13PtiItJ 8. &~8tnbWGrk
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NeWs Itomh
tB, f.l.sr~pA 10 IA. No. Ysrb Seal

JAI Cook reports the subscriptions 10 tic seven
THIRTY lo,n yost.rdsy at t2,s526So.
vios-Pkuiprsr ASputw Jonsso- and Hon.
Preston King arrived q, Fortress Monroe, from
chmond, on sunday.
wunrs III. pas, two weeks over twenty thou
sand rebel prisoners have been sen, away from
CITY Point, and lsrye number siill remain thsro.
luE ~. Albsns raiders wsre brought before the
Court st Toronto, e w, yesterday, and all dis
char, 81, excepting Young, who was committed
for trial.
At the Hartford Conn city election, yesterday,
the Union ticket VAS carried by majoriues ranging
from 500 10 42s. -Four oil the six wards were also
carried.
militant tfiarS In the vicinity Of Wilmington,
y. G arc peIf,cty uuisl and the city IL quietly
tesuminx its former businsss-Nks aspect. TIE
stores were being rapidly reopened, and every
thing iudicstes . speedy return W thar former
homes VI those who asI at tho spproseh Of our
troops
Or February i5ih, Capt Mcdonald rsrriyei with
his schooner At I,ston yesterday fell iu with the
ship DlGck Prince, nom San Francisco, of and for
B sto1, short of provisions and leaking badly,
having three feet OF water in the hold lie supplied
her with prov mons and proceeded, the captain Of
the ship thinking At the timo that no could safely
prsd q tremendous gale and, a. tho ship has
never arrived or beon hesri Of ,inee there 10 no
doubt shs founder al and ell on board porishsd.
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General Intelligence.

Al epidemic fever Ia sweoping on hundreds OF
victims At H. PcLereburgh daily, and all measures
adopted for checking Il have proyel gnavailins.
ali goes far" said LADY Montague, 40 reconcile
fne 10 being woman, WHOM rehec, that am In
no danger OF marrying one"
BrsnoP McGuI, Of the Catholic Church, Ken
pictlar, having succeeded IN SAVING his Cathedral
in Rchm Iud, continues 10 keep up worship sys-
t0malcally.
Tue schooner N At was rep 0rted 10 have hesn ly-
ing near tle steamer General Lyon, a. the tmo ~
,ho burning Of that vessel, oil CaTo HAtterss, ar
rived at M"orohoAd Cry, On Apnl "a. Bho WAS
only successful in saving ono rnan from tho
burning stes ner, and reports thai hVo hundred
persons muHt have perishod.
WHAT 10 do Nth all the prisoners and des.rtsrs
IL IerpeHinS question. Tho desertsTs arc being
hired by the farmers Of Maryland, Peunsyivsnls,
and the more distant states, at prices ranging from
ri ght " ten dollars month, Government paying
their fare 10 whore they desire W 80
FASsY FLssLER, tho famous dAnscuse who some
twenty five yesrs ago TUNED the heals Of our cl-
EerA was present latoly at the "CencOrlia bali, ="
in Ni,nns, 10 January, which rsS attended by oil
the gentsulcn Of tho Arstocracy aud bureaucracy, 4,
and the . lie Ot artists Mime Fanny klsalsr Ap-
pesrod in whltn satin dress and train, literal y
covered with dIAmoncs, rubies aud omsTAlIs.
Two decreos of tho Imperial Government OF
France have been received a. the Htste Department
At Washington, which order a universal exhibition
Of the productions OF agriculture W lie oDenod At
Paris, on ILe LIST Nay, 1867. La connection with
| the decrees Ia a letter from GOJilry-in charge
| OF the French Legation Inviting the cooperation
OF tho Unilel sGAte- Government to facilitate the
success ol the exhibition. secretary bewArd, IN q
| reply, communicated through Mr. Dgelow. tho
Minister Of the Uuitel States At Psr stAtes III at
tue Pres enI regards The prUoc' with great favor
IS unung to tie mutual prosperity aud freudAhip p
! Of the two nations,
| TuE Nasty @ pisPATcH, April 9th, says "Our
| rea iers will recOect the correspondents To ths
DispAlun from Eastporl . few Gays ago, in which
| IL was stated that tne rebel GouerAl Forrest h adj
! sent a challenge 10 General Wilson, proposing a
| fair, open hsu tgLL and eHprcsdng his con victor
! OF auccsss IN such an engagement. Wo are IN.
formed Nat Gcnsr1 Wilson accordingly met FORE,
aud Dick I.y lur on the 25Ih ult aud The fight took
| nj lco on that day al point between selma aud
Montgomery, Ala. IL vas desperate engagement,
ana calloI mt roqu Stion ali to military az IN and
/ bravery u bJth commands The fuTces under tbe
two roDel generals were totally defeated, aud a
I ,rso number u prisoners we're cHpturrd By Gon.
! wilson. IL ssJ destroyed nKtcen cars cOnia u
ing ammunition snd cotnmiasary stores, and de
sroyed four locomotives General Wilson left
E-s'por' l;s' "esk, AMI his toTss Goas4s.s VI cav
| ~ sattsH,l
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Proclamation by the President.
Certain Psru Declared closed.

Washington, April lo.-The Pre.ident has bsnso
the following proclamation
.Hhr'a' BY W groclams'icn. Of ,he l9th .nd
iu ths ststp~ Of NitginiA North Csrolius south
lagu Ina, Gcorria Honda, Alabama Mississ ppL
L'lsiaua ard Tea we're declared to be sul.e.t "
tiv,hSe, lut whereas til. said blockade uas, 10
Volscqu'ue OF ar'us' military ocupatiun ~
!hiH IO'srnueuL stncp Teen conditiouaily 10 steJ
IN tctylei 20 th1 yo.ts VI S1rfo o. hetandrta, In
y -t.tc " Ni'rlu Nauioft In the state Of No ID
itnftcola ud trrlHudtra- va the state of Florida
ami heN ntiegrL m the state of Louisiana aud
NbtioN b' Tho ioufth tecon o tho act OF Congress,
approved on July ''tA, 1855. no President
70 authorized 10 close certain p,ru OF entry
Now, therefore, be kuown that I, Abrs
ham Lincoln, l'rpidcnt OF the nitri statoa
d. hetenv prclAin that the pirt. Of Richmond
lappahannOck CECrrystOuc Nort town and Peters
burg, In virginia ot Camden, Elizabeth Clty, Edeu-
ton, Plymouth, WaahingtUn. Nevberu. Ocra.uke and
Wilmington, In North Carolina % Ihsucstou.
6eorTetovn and Be tufort, m south Carolina Vt Saw
Anush, ~ Msry's brunswick and putlou. In i,rorsA
oil Mobile, in Alabama, cf IeErl IU"r, thIoidalOt.
ough, hatcher and NickFhutg, In AifsHiipy Of =,
Augustine Key West -. MAXI, iOt Icon, , .
johns JGctsonvo and Apaiat h.culs, iu tlotidA "
Ieche Franklin, In Louisiana OF t,s weston IAsall,.
Brssos de Hantiaso, Point Isab.I and Ito~us iup n
nuloItAuon, waiehousnE and other privileges,
shall, IN iCspcct 10 the ports aior t,t, ceWo uutI
they shall have again been oTeued y, oftef Ot thc
President And N while the sad phrtH are no closed,
ship ycrsol nom be, uud che lnitCd StatcF,
having board any articles subject To dues, rhnll
With iis tackle, sppstel furniture and cargo, hall bs
ioroitsd to the nittd States.
Dated Apru llih. lso5.
tsilucdl AHPAuNY LtNCoiN.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
r nnrtnd nccnpniIon Of RRleiah.

Coifs.Uro, y. C., 4 prii 6.-Dosorten and rciigoes
vho continue to come into lines report the evacu-
alton OF Raleigh b. the enemy. They state that there
vrs no rebel force OF any lccount between Godsboro
aud Rseish, ana that the enemy we're thro-ins up
works the line Of the Tar river at ROCKY Mount
which h about forty miles from this place In the d.
Teetion oi Weldon, on the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad. The enemy sfe burning tie bridge and
ties On this railroad, and carr, ns OF The rails. Their
dereiter ray Johns'on expect. that sherman VII
from here direct to Weldon. ~ to form june
non with Genensl rant. Hence thcie operations on
the Weldon road. Johu.'on'- army s much dcinors
lied. Al order has recently been ssued ~ teue al
Sherman, recognizing his amy.
Philadelphia Aprd lo-torney' PErr- has re-
TDrts that General staienan has cut the rSilIoad
between Danvills and Greensboro and that sherman
hAa Osyupol kaleigh.
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New York State Legislature.


Albanv, April TO- Immediately on tho orraniys-
tion oi the senate tuls morning, hr. HAvels moved
the folio sinr resolutions
Rssolrst, That Ne hail With feelings q lrrepre.,lhe
de isht, and Nith hearts iul o -Lsttiie o. AinThy
t,OI the dow niHi OF re 7lav"hollei's rebellion,
and rith il thSt CO.l'sa. s}st," oi iniG1Ity aud
rr me. " pefp,tuae and tNicLd which II was inaa-
R'sol,sj, That no hcroc' mentioned on the page Of
history 20 ricLlr deserve Nations nN.tud" and
praise thO- vino, under d ucstlnga OF tod. have
achieved tht glorious Victories shsh have saved our
nation from tr.rtc ration unl aesrlctlQn aud that
~ trnlCr to o trruAu' -in-, hri and the officers
ami soldrIr under ITS command, Who have met and
cou4u ned tue mice p iic Tcpihhc' our NAi heet
grAttude ana rr sp Tor tnpT noble aud heroic deeds,
AID tcir nntnes shall crcs 10 eushTned In heArts
heat affections, and handed down TO our children ns
wortly 10 be r,Inerl,ic and houo.ei. viii the re-
public, In ~. and pluhrn liir 'lAil continue 10
rpcntr its lessnra of ice government and uniVoI-
sAl ulerty tu a. fnahA.A4'
Mr. Fields moved to strike out the words slave
holders"
Mr.. Zen aid that Il The story Of the timeI taught
o. anything it was that tAis wa' sayeholders ro-
belllon. As 70 the lcT.s Granted by Gen. Grant to
Gen Lee had he ,.lrIl teen present aud had a voice
In framing then. lO would have re ured the rCLel
army 10 submit 10 TIE lnnclmnaiinn OF President Lin
coin and o laws OF tons fs., faLet tAan simply re-
Cul. them 70 observe tho lASH oi tLcI respective
states
LAs no. been L.,eoio4- tht InaFnGuimOu', mo-
bic, humane and O4.Cr'. f'GW' - Ten. lrsnt would
not h. M all ratisctory 10 the radica- The tine
aTlysd hop ever TO Iny aside Al! feeling, vi vumity,
trm.. tbat he had eraticrtod from hls brcGst ali
toO .ngs OF reveu or auihO-iV towards those We
| Mr I,uiGynr,. novel 60 add the fo1wlur:
And we cordially lplro' oi ia" letter ana spirit Of
the surrender OF the iuU,l Amy as declared
| cepted by Gen. Grant" -
NJ. Eolger had not 4upp1 Cd that these resolutions
WeIo Intended ~ a test Of political iai'h nov and
he cAisl, hut ihc - 1ac. non the atyeuh lhstuct
| tAT FuldsJ seems tr- Ias iu give lt that turn and
e. he end hat the .,n'iuuuts Of the maioIity may
be .Gly a. united eAg esa'd, he lnOy ~ that tho
| 7, -ulutIuu bG Io,OrTt tU q committee Of tvc.
1he motion va. carried and ne President appoint
| ed the iOuWiaG cOWul tee MeaHTH, tolser, hAyeus,
| Andrews, humphrey an lit.af' .
| BILLa krPOAT lI.--1he NeN YORK Fire DEPART.
uent Fund biL The Nss f9!k slt Day lisg Fef'
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