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DIR. JOHNSTON,

MeILlDer OF Ine Royal college Of Surgeons
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Especially, who have become tba ,.,,.,-
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TIE ARMY OF THE P0TOMACI
s On Cur Special Correspondent.
uDQRs. ARsY OF HE POTOMAC, april %. 1865.
DIsPLRSfON OF TIA ARMY.

81 On Cur Special Correspondent.
uDQRs. Amr OF HE POTOMAC, april %. 1865.
DISPERSION OF TIA ARMY.
This glorious army Is now being broken up.
The Sixth CORPS which has earned the word Unique.
~ might hear It On IFS fng was put in march this
morning for DaHyie In order to hold that point and
il would SEEM 10 guard tho communications OF the
army under Gen Sherman.
The Fifth Corp. is now posted along the Southsi1e
Railroad. guarding that line and the Ninth which did
tia, duty til lately is row on It's way to the Capital.
from Which repor, sas, it viii be transported to Ger
tain distant point of the Rebel country.
The Twenty fourth Corps il in march for Richmond
where the bulk Of Il is; aud lastly the Seconc
iCorps is here waiting for orders.
TIE WILLIE RAILROAD.
III. President Of thu Road was a; these hea1qnnr
up TO doy and made an offer 10 put the n
in running order on certain terms. These terms wer'
no, accepted at first, but afterward Gen. Grant a.
rtescd the General commanding to accept the offer i
The party took the oath Of allegiance. This has mol
been done ard yesterday the President lcf,
Now that the Sixth Corps is to operate by this line
road ii is Necessary have II in rUnYing order aud i
ia to b, expected that the directory will comply viii
tho conditions mentioned by Gen. Grant
FAITHFUL SIR &c
There il a little time now 70 see VITO have been th'
faithful of their country. Many might be no
ced. hut vill conhnc NY peu 10 noticing t"o four
years men at these headquarters. One is Major Cox
the popular Comuisslry, who has been WIZ
ihs amy since It's organization, ont
hough well tried for tie long (for war time space
our year, In the field has not been found wanting Hi
friends wish lie could he induced to continue IN the ser
vice ond take poitioD Post Conmissary ut some n
rortant point in the Sogth The other four years man
NJ W. B Hnsei Postmaster at these Headquarters h'
has well pleased the commanding General ana stan
5ty his faithful services TINT they lave addressed the
Postmaster. General. urging that Mr. Hdzle' be ap
pointed to position in tie Postal Department IN sont
one OF the numerous cities which have boon lately taken
nom the Rebels TIE Government will in1 II to ia
advantage 10 employ Mr.. Hazct in such position.
OR CoIMUEICATIOSS
good though the tack Of y y E.R Is SIM so uneven
and The rail 30 that trains cannot uI faster than
about six miles hour Mra ~ work an the fra"
and each day ics laid and loose rails maze
ng1n 40 that the track Is NJ least safe now.
The foot roads In good order thanks to the Or!
We lher and the nriny wants nothing but SESSION
rest md recreation ana then i wa want-tine WI
show. D. d.
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CONFIRMATION OF THE FALL OF MACON
THE REBEL GEM. TYLER KILLED
GOV. BROWN CALLS OUT THE MILITIA
The Assassination in Atlanta
From Chattanooga.
CHATTANOOGA, Monday. April 81,

CHATIANOc GA Monday, April 81. 1865.
The Chattanooga GG:ette has Rebel news o.
fhe movements of Gen. Wilson up to the Goth inst
West Point Columbus and riiin. and il is believed
Macon have fallen into our hands.
The Rebel Gen. Tyler was killed and li2 men cap
tured at West Point,
Two bridges the railroad depot, and all the rolling
stock of toe West Point and Montgomery Railroad
were destroyed at the former place.
A thousand Rebels were captured in Columbus an'
paroled.
Gov. Brown OF Georgia has called ont all the mihi
between the ages of and 90 for the defense OF the state
On the 10Th inst a body Of the raiders were on tn
West Point and Atlanta Railroad, 43 miles south 0
Atlanta
Gen. Wilson appeared to be heading to the westward
probably for Savannah.
The Rebel papers give no dates.
The Atlanta papers know Of the assassination o
President Lincoln. but mako no comments upon IT
They deny the surrender of Gen. Lees army and say
be was all right on the 18th inst and that Grant los
C,OOO men in the battle of Amelia Courthouse
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ASSEMBLY.

The amendments to the Harlem Bridge bill
were concurred in The New.York Passenger and
Baggage bill was returned from tue Assembly with Il
new names added corporatOrs and the amendments
were not concurred IN, nays Is
REPORTS.
To charter New Ferry Company between
New York and Brooklyn; adversely agreed TO. To
establish State Institute for the Blind For the relic
the MaTp osa Company TO issue preferred stock com
plete. Relative 10 Justices Police Court New York
TO increase the fare the Buffalo Street Railroad
complete.
BILLS PASSED
Authorizing the formation Of company for the Dur
pose Of erecting warehouses and docks in the por OF
New-York for Quarantine purposes.
The New.York Central Railroad bill.
Mr. j. l.. PARKER moved 10 recommit the bill with
Instructions TO strike out the entire clause.
lengthy debate eIsned upon this when the bill was
passed by yeas So nays. 50 as follows:
YkAs-Angel, Bemis. Bowel bookstaver Bsuvelt Bur
dett Blown Cooler Cutting, CLARK. Clos. Cresmsr Crowe
DsDie., Ed~ ards, Edringe, Fonda Gsnyhsn, HaIlen
beck, Hasbrouck, Hayes. Hollis, Hungerford K~ssn
kimbsl Longer L.feyrr, Lewis, Lockwood, Lou
well Lyons, MsIoney, Mshew', M,connel, Mcneil
Murray Nickerson, Nolan. Olcott, Penhsld Rankin
Nehsidon Redewsy, RobeE,son Root, Salmon. ssnmons
Stafford Seebaebef, Shepard, SHOOK Shuts, smith spoor
slsnsrd Tsnsn Turner kaderzee Vedder, Ward Weaver
Weller, W eed, Worth and Whitman.
NAYS = Aesrs. Andrus Bakey, Bddeoomt Bonham
Efandreth Brown Bfun.on Carpenter Cole Collins Clark
psny Kellogg Lsphan Lee Lord Mccall Mersersau, Nor
ns Oliver, Palmer Parker Perry, Picksrd, Pitts, Post
kssnaipgon Reed Rogers Rowe Severance SUMNER shaw
sRker smith S9uires Stafford Stanford Stewart stesen
sninshsst. TeIi6, Van Buren,, Weber. Wsls~r. Wood
Adj0arasa uAtil u o'clock Wednesday evening,
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The CHILDREys PLAY OF CINDERELLA
Since everybody is doias much for the soldiers the
children have wished 10 add their mite and have got up
performance for the benefit OF their little brothers
and sisters who have been made orphans by the war.
This the play founded on the fairy tale OF Cinderella,
which excited 50 much interest ast year given at
Niblos in aid Of the Sanitary Fair This S1sit is to
|be performed for the benefit OF the Patriot Orphan
Home There to be two representations. The frat
was 70 have been given Lest Saturday, bat the lady
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. April %. le6o.
A SIGNIFICANT LETTER.
II is stated that the significant Richmond
letter in The London Times Of April 5, read and
discussed in Cabinet meeting to-day.
DAVIS.
The anticipated retreat Of jeff. Davis from
Texas TO Mexico with purpose Of involving in new
difficulties has been dul. considered by the government
ood the project is very likely 10 be envroned with diff
culties
GIN. SPEEDS DECISION.
The decision OF Attorney General Speed, to
the effect that those who elected to leave the North and
Join the Rebellion. under Grants terms, retain their
residence at the South meets with than grateful
approval from the loyal residents of Washington.
GEN. GRANT.
1t is supposed that Gen. Grant reached
Sherman'S headquarters on Sunday, when our army
would be put in order for an advance
GEN. SHERMAN
Ii is now known to the Government that the
news OF the Presidents assassination had reached Gen
sherman several hours prior TO his settling upon his
terms Of capitulation.
TO the Associated Pre,s
COySULS RECOGNIZED
WASHINGTON Tuesday. April % 1850.
The President has recognized Robert BARN as
Consul for the Kingdom Of Bavaria rs Consu lor tne
Duc of Nassau and Consul for the Duehy OF Bruns-
wick Lanenburg for the State oil Mits0uT tofeslue
Ia ST. Louis.
DRAFTED MEN.
By direction of the War Department, all
Idraftec men OF the District who IN barracks and
not actually in the field have been released.
TO GO TO EUROPE
All the parood officers OF Lees army who are
no,s IN Richmond AID wish TO go 10 Europe Will, by
direction of Major.Gen Ord. be furnished with pass
% ,rts and passage 10 Halifax on application at Tie
tfce of the Proves Marshal General Department OF
Virginia.
REBEL MECHANICS.
A general order published IN The Richmond
Bhi7 Of the oath directs that If among the paroed
prisoners of the Confederate army are any MECHANICS
no des re 10 North with their families Tor Tho
purpose of obtaining employment, they VIII, upor
tab ing the oath of allegiance. be furnished with trans
portation 10 Phadephia or Boston, rs they may de
3sire.
GEN. DENT.
Gen. Dent United States Volunteers, has
been assigned 10 duty IS Military Commander OF Rch
n,ond with direction Of all troops in the city
GUERRILLAS CLEANED OUT.
The Rebel guerrillas in Alexandria and Lou
don Counties Va, have been nearly all cleared out
aud considerable numbers Of farmers as isr up as OF
Run Shoals are putting in small crops this seasoD Thi
section OF the country bids fair 10 speedily assume
more cheerful and frugal aspect than has pervaded
Tor the past four years.
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Music.
GERMAN OPERA, ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

GERMAN OPERA, ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The brief season of German Opera under the
management OF Mr. Leonard Grover, which was an
nounced for the Eth inst and postponed in conse
quouce II the death Of President Lincoln. viii com
nence this evening ut the Academy Of Music. The
opera chosen i, one OF Meyorbccrs masterpieces
I" Robert lie Disble." II viii De very strongly cast
Franz Thinner taking the part Of Robert and Rar
Fofmcs bis famous role Of " B.rtfarn.'
The company is not only strong IN principal artists
but in choral and instrumental force and the constant
Practice 10 which the whole company is necessarily
subjected by Its continued performance enables the
director TO present perfect ensemble than could
be ache, cd under other circumstances. From present
|. Indications n crowded and brilliant audience will bt
prrscn. this evening at the opening There win be
opera at the Academy tomorrow night but she com
pany will give Won Wcbers Der Frey schutz' at the
Brooklyn Academy on Thursday evening.
81. ALBASs BAZAAR AND PROMENADE CONCERTS.
A Bazaar for the benefit OF the building fund
Of ST. Adams Church OF this city will be held nj
Irving Hall commencing this evening "wednesday.
at :. o'clock. and continuing daily during tie week
from II TO IL p. The entertainments will be very
varied and interesting On the first evening. Men.
dessohn's celebrated "Lobeeesang." or Hymn OF
Praise" viii be sung by distinguished amateurs. aud a
Promenade Concert will he given each evening by Ora
fuIlas fine band. Before closing each night the
Tattoo" viii De beaten by the 18th Regiment Drum
Corps. Great exsrt!ons have been used TO make this
Bazaar a brisn, affair. and profitable to the funds Of
the church.
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FROM RICHMOND.

WASHINGTON Tuesday April % 1895.
tn. Richmond Times of yesterday morning has
tie following:
WHERE REBEL OFF GEES MAY STAY.
"An order has been issued BY the General command
ing this Department des grating the POwattan Hotel
Of Broad and Eleventh SIS es he place OF enter
tanment Of all Confederate officers and soldiers III,
Spottswood Hotel is forbidden all such and those now
stopping there required to Immediately yacate the
ICONS and leave
ARRIVED.
Hon Charles Faulkner of berkeley County. has ar
rived in this city"
SHERIDAN AND EARLY.
The RieAgond Fhie Of the path his tie following;
"Gen Sheridan routed Early at Waynesbofougl
about the middle Of March, and put lin individually
upon the most tremendous race, which concluded by
bringing up in Richmond attended by one Of his stan
sans coat, hat. and almost everything. When Sheri
dams column had swept Dy Richmond, Early was or
dered back 10 StauntOn, and there az tie time 81
the evacuation Of this city, Upon hearing Of this event
he hastened TO Lynchburg. and thence toward South
western Virginia where ranking Gen. E"ho's. he tool
command of the forces that were retrelting before
stoneman aud Thomas. When last heard rom, beine
unable TO withstand the forces Ia his front and araiC
OF Gen Grant In bis rear, be had DETECTED TO the night
and was apparently making for the kauawba Valley
1t is douOfu whether lie hes yet become aware OF h
surrender Of Gen. Lee. We .Ook with interest 70
fidings from him and his Command"
ISSUING BREAD.
I'VE are authorized TO announce that BY order Of The
military authorities the Comnissafies OF subsistence
of the United States army in this city viii begin Ia day
to issue all citizens bread at 81 cents per loaf Of
ounces. The humanity Of this move prompted by The
considerate thong htfuness Of the military autho ie
cannot be overestmated. There today thousands
of our citizens male and female. but chiefly the latter
who. living in unwilling but unavoidable idleness arc
without the Of subsistence Over 5000 Of these
persons (females) up TO the time OF the evacuation,
earned. by making soldiers clothing, scanty IveH
hood eked out by such supplies the Citizens Relief
Committee could furnish During the last three weeks
many Of them have persisted but for the relief Op
Portuney and paternaly afforded them by the nited
States authorities.
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Gen. Burbridgc Prosenf~d Win n sword
he Hopes 10 see the Coisrrd Troops
sent into Mexico.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Tuesday, April -, is65
Maor.Gen. Burbridge was yesterday pre-
seated at Camp Nelson with $500 sword bel, and
purs by the Coored Cavalry in he Filth Br ,adc and
Sixth United States Colored Cavalry.
zen. BTsbn made the presentation speech In which
be spoke Of Con Elbridgc tie pioneer Of freedom
to the slaves in Kentucky. and said that Secretary
stanton was greater minister than Garnet, or
any minister OF var that ever lived.
Gen. Burbridgo concluded by saying that the war
with the Rebels WIS over and that be expected
and hopcd to colored troops marching
MgxcD
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SENATE. ALBANY, April 2
BILLS PASSED.

For the removal Of certain female convict'
from Sing Sing Prison to the Buffalo and Rochester
Pententiaries. Incorporating the Paris Plaster Com
pany OF New-York. Amending tho Act for Railways
In West Farms and Morrisania. Amending tie char
Ter OF the Lorillsrd Fire Insurance Company For h
care and education Of Idle and truaBt children il
BROOKLYN.
The General Charity Appropriation bin was ordered
10 third reading. Also the bin Incorporating th,
Company for the Improvement Of the New.York WI
eernsss.
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FROM SAN PRANCgsGO.
TsIcyrnphic Communication The Assns-
siuutiou.
81 FeANcI.ro. Tnesday. AprII 3.

SAY FRANCISCO Tuesday April %, 1855.
1clegraphc communication with New. W est
minster, British Columbiu, is now completed.
The news Of the assassination Of President Lincoln
was received IL Van COuycr's Island nnd British
Columbia with every evidence of public sorrow. The
English residents closed their business and united
with the Americans In observing The obscqaies the
lo,h INST. The local papers appeared ia mourning
and everywhere the deepest sorrow was eylnccd.
Arrived ship Moonlight from Boston.
Spoken. March j., schooner JOAN u. SJnDoIn. from
Boston for this port.
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managers. syupahKing deeply In the public sorrow
postponed it till tomorrow when it will be given at the
Academy of Music at 3 O'Clock The tickets WHICH
bear date April % viii be good for tomorrow. whhe
those sold for Thursday will be gVod for the sooona
matinee next Monday. May |.
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me Secretary ConvsIcseing Rnpidiy-His
Son Improving.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, !
WASHINGTON ID. c., Tuesday. April 70, le65.
Hon. L. NJ. STANTON, Sec. of Hdr: lhave the
honor to report that the Secretary Of State is convaesc
ing rapidly.
Mr. Frederick Seward speaks more distinctly thin
morning aud is better Very respectfully your obedien'
servant, j. h. BAgNEs. Surgeon-General
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mARy.IE ID.

BENT-rEACOcK-InB Brooklyn on Tuesday April %: oy
Rev Ir Fletcher Tbona 5. Bent vi Middletown Conn.,
TO Miss Mary A. Peacock Of the former place NO cards
MISREPRESENTATION Monday, April "a, az Chrtt
Church. corner Fihave. and Thirty thst oy ID, NY
J,a,c H. Tnttle D. d., Lswrerce '. Cortclyou. NJ d.:
ana Miss Ida futile daughter of Dr. J. T. Tuitie, all "
this city.
st. AIMS Church by the ny.
Thouna. Galsudrt on Monday April a. Benjamin s. ofs-
lin OF IIo5olen, N j., and Msry u. Baton oftfis city
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
BrLLs REPORTED FAyoRABLY.

incorporating the New. York and Brooklyn Passcn
ger and Baggage Company; Incorporating the Onion
Navigation COMPANY; Incorporating the Huntington
and New. York Trans pOrtation Company
A number Of private claim bills were ordered 10
third reading.
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--latest ship News.


L. g steam trar port Wiuan Kennedy, Hnett, Fortress
Monroe in balaf, TO e. :. q ~
Ship EAeu Austin, French, Liverpool md'e and pass to
Bsk John y Weaver Ga,gow % days, mdse to Thomas
Bak Holland tof Turks island Perkins. st. Jsso de Cuba
II day- with sugar. to Jonst ala fhomp'en $500,
Brs Courier brs5,hoh BodesuT, wine &c. to Adophu'
Och- Go. 49,, .,
frie Northern Light Mckay Cienfaegos via Mssnzas Il
days. uoasse,t X. p Buck & Co
Inals.se. to James Emea.
Brig Para, Hatch Norfolk, days. With wood to ma'er
schr ". s W Cark lof 81 John. y. b, Peck, Aqain
iay, ~ days with log God, &C. to j. boyntont Son TO-
WfND-At Sunset, :. Sc.
stearners-Rebecca Clyde, Falcon.
ships-Mar borough. d. II. Watson.
Barks-ComcIs WilheIainr, Transit. ~
Sehooners-Esusuths Annie Glover, Splendid
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One ship aud one bark unknown.
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OLD EYES MADE NEW,
without Spcctacles Doctor or Medicines Pamphlet
lmalcd free receip, ~ Ten cents. Address, L. d.
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iAdyer,em.nt
ryyvpps M. 5,3 Broadway, Is the BEst piac'
- bn, Isdies' and Chilrens Boots aud ohoes nc
selling al about one.bef last years prices
IAdyeri'eD"
Joap's Cleaning Gad Dveing Establishment
lGarmcn;s beautifully cleaned ~ Broome-st cor. L wa,
lAdyer,iscmen,.l
CoRss bryIOyS, ENLARGED JOINS and al
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Gold. Holland sc. new style Shaf- Fixtures ~ reduces
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fAdyeItisen.en,.
LACE CURTAINS.
New Persian Styles Just received.
q. l.. * !. Il. KELTy No $50 9roaivay
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NORTH CAROLINA.
| GENERAL GRANT AT RALEIGH.
The Truce Terminated on Monday.
OMcinl.

WAR DgPAkIyEST
WAsuIyGToa' d. G., April -, 1925 ?. u.
MAJOR GEN. DIX: A dispatch has just been re.
o:ived by this Department from Gen. Grant, dated
Raleigh. April q. Q a. II. lie says
IL reached here this morning. and delivered TO Gen.
sherman the reply to bis negotiations with Johnston
Word was Immediately sent 10 Johnston terminating
the truce and Information that ciy mii'ers eou!l no'
be entertained i'd sny convention between army com
mandcrs' EpwIS ". STANTON. Secretary Of War