Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-09
LATEST FROM RICHMOND.

We,take Inc following from the Richmond
BuNets Of yesterday:
ARRESTED By THE MILITARY AUTHORITIES
Capt Thomas w. boswell, Assistant Proves
marshal OF Richmond, under Major Caring
ton, and Detective Williams, of the provost
force, have been re-arrested by the military
authorities and committed to the Libby. Fred
erick w. Boyd, captain of police in Balti
more, under Marshal Kane, was apprehended
on Saturday, we understand, and paroled fol
an examination at noon o.day.
SHRRMAN's ARMY is on the march for Rich
mond, via City Point, and the van is expected
to reach Manchester to day, and pass through
Richmond to-day or to- morrOw, en- route tor
washington. 1t is presumed the military au-
thoTities will accord them the same reception
and escort which signalized the passage of the
Second and Fifth Corps on Saturday.
FROM present indications, a stiff breeze NAV
be expected in the gold market to day. Certain
transactions, which we are justified in not ex-
planning, will, undoubtedly, cause great ami
nation in financial affairs.
The DAEvILLR RA1LRoAD-This important
line Of transportation is now finished to Dan
Vile, the first train which has come through
since the "days of APRIL reaching Manches-
ter yesterday forenoon. Gentlemen who came
by the train report the road in excellent condi-
ton. Beyond the Junction the old EMPLOYEES
are managing the affairs Of the COMPANY, but
the authorities are using it between that place
and Richmond. Arrangements are being rap
Icly perfected for rebuilding the spans Of the
bridge over the James, and work W i'll be COM
menced in few days to accomplish that end
early this week, afording communication with
the SouthWestern counties.
THE PAGRANT.-The grand military specta.
Gle presented to the citizens Of his CITY, on
Saturday, by the troops composing the I'd and
5th army corps, was as grand as any, perhaps,
that has ever passed through our streets
There was not the same degree of interest or
novelty in the grand procession of the Monu.
mental inauguration; for on this occasion there
was presented a view OF the grand army,
against which the undiseiplined and ununi.
formed men OF Gen. Lees army have been
contending so obstinately for four years. In
point Of numbers, tie grand review Of Gen
Weitzers corps fell far behind. The line Of
march occupied six hours acd twenty We
minutes in passing our Office, at which stand.
point we viewed the pageant.
Early In the morning the 2ith CORPS, welt.
2el's,) took position along the route to be ira
yersed, and the long continuous line of blue
stretched from the pOntoon bridge, along l7th
Main, Governor, Capitol, 9th, and Franklin
places, greeted each parsonage of note as he
appeared along the line, with appropriate
music, and the enthusiastic cheers Of the men
added excitement and pleasure to the scene
The 5oth Pennsylvania volunteers occupied
the position opposite our Office, extending to
M ain street, where they were fianked by the
1ooth Pa. and Massachusetts, the latter hold.
ing position opposite the office of our cotem.
porary, the Times. Both organizations gave
evidence OF efficiency and drill, and inspired
US With the same feeling that the whole BODY
OF troops did, as regards the wonderful ESPRIT
du corps, which the Union army maintains in a
state of war and confusion
The procession was headed by Gen Maada
and staff. accompanied by Gems. Devens, Tan
Her, Custar and others. Gen. Deyens we
noticed several times along the line, in his ca.
pacity of Chief Marshal