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ynsnranre Gompamss.

ynsnranse Companies.
NETWORK ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. IaI BROADWAY. NETWORK,
FOR INsURiNG AGAINST
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS.
cAYrTAL................... 900
President,
WILLIAM A. BAYLEY.
Secretary.
EDWARD GREENE.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. BAYIxr. y. ID. MoKoAS,jr.
sIuEos BALDWIN. CnAuScaIM DEPsw,
H,SET d. HYDE. WILLIAM 7. BLopasrT
JAnn NJ. HALsrxD. IA SrAsssuRI.
DANIEL A. HEAD, CaARLks iArLox.
FpsAk W. CRowxLL PKrxR MchARIU,
Hgsar NJ ALgxAspHR HKsRY DAY
A. i. uooDsow. TnoxAs A. soorr.
WILLIAM WALKRa LLRA WHITE.
JONI v l.. PsuIs, J.Mrros SIXTH.
NvHxnAH PxRRr, THOMAS Josksjr,
FREDxRoK w. Dowyas, IoBgRr Hoe,
WrLiAn o. LAMBERT, Ea1ART STARR
GIIBERr X. HARKouS, Hssnr 5. TsRsxtL
EDw.w LAMBERT N. D., SIMEON BALDWIN,
con;sSps rhy'r,1 CSs%aH A t.sSs,v' o0H
HENRY A. BILLS General Gssnt,
Tho business Of this Company is the in'uns against aec
dsps 81 all .na wne.nsr {. oasis, one 70 ,.cur.
the payment xed IA tho even, OF death caused By
sseidra q any description Tie other, .se.Fns "sesy
hIei Ia OF death Arising above The annual pre-
MUM varies according tho occupation Of the insured
ORDINARY RISKS
so those Of tho general public onAlu merchants
manufacturer banseu clerks and al such as follow III oeeu
patton not in itself hslndous TO ls or limb.
ANNUAL PRRMlUMsSON 5000. WITHOUT con-
PENsATION so; WITH COMPENSATION OF e5<
FER WEEK IN CASE OF INJURY, 80. SMALLER
AMOUNTS INSURED AT CORRESPONDING RATES.
SPECIAL RISKS
arc those Of Condue'or' Architects Builders. CTp.n
chanics generally Drov.rs Butchers Horse and Cattle Deal
Milers. Poicemsn. No Policy for Special Rsks to
coed 5000.
ANNUAL PREMIUMS ON 5000, WITHOUT COM
PENsATlON, &ls rs, WITH COMPENSATION, so.
person insuring against Death only his family
the for which he hsures II lac 10 KILLED. provided the
death within three months from date Of tho injury
II he snssns injury he receive. no compensation.
II AGAINST DEATH WITH COMPENSATION
the insured the for which he nsures to h
family the Of death and in OF personal injury
tho stipulated until he able to attend to his Affairs
GENERAL ACCIDENTS
Include the Travelling Risk and also oil forms OF Disiocs
tons Broken Bones Sprnins Brise Cuts Gunsho ouuds
Burns and sc9lds Bites o. DOG Assaults by inrgsrs Rob
effects Of Explosions FLOODS and Su cation by Drowning
Choking; where such Accidental Injury 10 the cause OF Death
within three months Of the happening Of tho uy VI total
disability to follow his usual avoeations.
INDUCEMENTS.
The rates OF Premium very low.
The plan simple that any comprehend I'll its
workings.
No Medical Examination 10 required end those who have
been rejected By Life Companies IN Of hereditary
or other Diseases can effect Insurance In this Company
very small cost
No better ssisaetory be made Of small
snm
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rI'BE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
! and UPRIGHT PIASOS MELODEONS. HARMO-
NUNS and CABINET ORGANS. Wholesale aud retail. q,
reduced prices TO let and rent aowed purchased Monthly
rsym~nis received for toe Second hand psro. Der
GAIN. 49, to f.3 Factory and wareroons No Nl
Broadway. ts.h paid tor second. baud PiAnoa
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THE WEBER PIANO-FORTE

rJNHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
L 4. called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by oil he
leading musicians of thi. city and eowhsro II 10
by the National Piano Forte Association after s In their
rooms with tho fri manufacturers Of THIS country eninsny
III. BEsT PIANO IN AMERICA and used By the Con'srvs
tory Of Music and other high music schools altogether because
OF their power equality we~,ness and bFianey OF
tone elastic touch AID great durability.
WAKEROOMS No. t2g Bfoornsst, near Broadway.
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fine ARTS.

CEITZ e. NOZZLE have removed their col.
~ lection ofPantinss to No. 69< Broadway corner Fourth
Room No. where they will DO pleased to receive the
ssAtAuys nd lovers Of Fine Arts.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

"ANSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
III LET-To Gentlemen only. Breakfast If necessary ;
references required Apply at No. l62 East ForyIinh@'
near Secon lave.
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A. W. KERwix, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MCRWIN s. Co., Nos. 694 and
- 6ss Bross=sy cor. Of %b.sl-sales q Books. So
onsry Po,ss Work. Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture ~
FRIDAY EVENING, June 2, st = O'Clock.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS-A Private CoiiecSsaa
many Of them having been the property OF family "a az
city 4 than thirty years, comprising Original VII
inSs and Collection choice fns line Enrsvinss TO- NOV
on exhibition.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JUNE

THE N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contains
isApSo AnncIrsPe.ce Negro Suffrage in Connecticut;
Qussons South Suffrage IA the south Our Soldiers al
Home; Tennessee ssveTy M,1co PsSint our Debt New
Shall be Done with the Nesroes The American Churches and
Nsgo sTasse Too Clever BY hs hdSr a., f.ss:pS
sGssrxxE NEws~N~w. from Washington; Esw-Yorki
Ieueical; Domestic Miscellany.
FoRn1aN EHws-Europe; Canada
Trial Acknowledgement OF the froceedinn on
fbursday FRIDAY. Saturday aud mond1y; Incidents.
RrrxosPEcrIvs vIkw-Th- Groat Review special Cor
ssspondcnce OF 1he y. T. Tribune
Tas EcLscrlc MEDICAL CoLLsos OF raB CIrr OF New.
Az AuxrsTY PROCLAMATION PLEsIDEsI JoHssos-
Whist He Offers to the >ouh rIlon aud the Restoration OF
Properly Rights Slavery Made EIcegtion Who are n.
cepsd FourseE Glasses Enuu-raed The Leading spirits
Of the Rebellion Excluded.
AxorHsI PRocLAAArcs-Wiiiam w. Holden appointed
Provisional Governor Of Moth Carolina
y~AIs-KGtx Smith su,reudrpj ThoLa' Brand E1tin'
Ruished: Peace Throughout the Land
MInsrA.r rHisosxRs DsoHAHssp-importsns Order oJ
inn DAVIS INDICTED pom TaxAsos-John c. Brsckin-
Fdss incladed IN the inucuent The Bin Found by Wash
THs SIruArlos or JHvp DAVIS he Wants Jersey Ply.
sci.n lie D.Eks, sod,-rs Ration; lie Bare I B;e.
General Scrinnsse in Ms Cell
lrronrASf LErrxn vRon jEs. SBKRAAE
BuLA ssxsD ~ Gov sssTos
GxS sHEAxAss sTArExFST ,
TssaIv1o Expi0nos In NoBnE-Eigh slusres Of Build.
~sh All % board Lost. 1900 Bale. Of Cotton Burned Loss
-xyHM " Noaru CA,olIsA-rhs General Condition Of
fsroxTAsr O,.EosThs Law Concerning Pr0clam'tion'
M.1Ioo2iu Tsns,n.l Organisation. Military Divisions
Law SrrLriesscr York Court Of Appeals; Special
II reported for The tribune.
INV PUsLlcAIIoss-L Nspoleons julius Cesar. 10
PorrsT-A An Old Marlin Reverted
MrraEsrlxo TO FAaxxRs = 81 esp Raising 81 the West
Second Articls) Americas institute Farmers Cian;
OuE dap SotDIsw -List Of SOLDIERS buried IN osf"o0a
n..ss. or soIplsns II nm Nxv. youE Hosy1zALA
Tnn DnY 0ooDs TIAD1
LArSsf EuRoPkM NASxnse
PHAsoNAk
foLIricAI.
WAR lfEns-
CHI lTBn1.
MucRLIAIsous IrIxs
LATssf NV. sI MAsSsns fsEEeHAra-spsc,sl pis
CosssscIs-ru Report. Of til. Stock. Money, Cotton,
Qrsn and Csts Markets, specially reported for The N T.
Gyibuns -
THE
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
q urfnted large doubs sdium shse making eight
psses Of x columns each sat eosin the choicest matter
osssp Lssslasivs Cossrs.seasi ms:rsI Wss Ksws
..sS Tiusucisl Cattle Horss. Dry Goods 6snsr. Msr.
IN Rsoos Report Of the Aassioaa ihsatss, 5ansu Club,
To- 10 rERMa
lfsu subscribsn. dnels copy ysss-'z numssr.'. g
Rsrsens rsmns go os 10 oepss viii f'0''vs one copy
,.,.su, .u ss ~ lot % oep. VII r.osiv' spy
ssmi.Ws~kly gst,s
Rsrsous rsmittns go for " copies VIII 's0''' W" WI"
p,.n, an NswYorE or Pesto orders. payable 70 the
sds, Of @THG TRisusn being sser are Pre'esoe 70 any
"A" mode Of ''~''''A'' TEL THT yNBuNE. Nsw.Ysrt
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9ouses ano farms Uanteb.

<NORNER PROPERTY WANTED-50x100
~ feet Of Lsursns st. and between Spring and Hous
toa.sts. Apply 70 JOIJ MoCLAVE. No. a Finest
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- Diseases ofthe Pelvic vcer under the OF EDWARD
II. DIXON Editor Of The scspsL Structure Piles vsrco
cele Hernia and fstoa Every Of Structure admits OF
radical and permanent, days. and often imms-
date BY Dr. De- new instrument, tho Ursthrotome,
drsrned expressly to modify Mr. Symes opestion In all
the three hrst affections tho
snteed " the be undertaken. Office hours from 10
dsily and to evening", at No. a Finhs
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u. s. NAvr.YAPp, BosroS.

u. s. NAvrYAPp BosroN, 4
ConNASpANTs OYvIoE. May rs, 1868
VNHE UNITED STATES BRIG SEA
l. FOAM" will be -old at public auction on Monday the
l2h day OF juno next; IL O'Clock m 81 this Navyiad %
Horsuo Harris. Aucicne.r
The Sea Foam" is sn hcrusphrodite brit IN excellent eos'
don length li2So feet breadth 20 feet depth 20 iest
the d1y Of SALE cemande, before the vessel Is removes
from the Navy which must be done within M Gays nss
the date OF sale. . .
An Inventory Of the articles to be sold with the vesse -
0e '0DAN = s. Il srRiNGHAM, Rear Admiral
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Corporation Notifies.
PROPOSALS for CLEANING the STREETS

PROPOSALS for CLEANING the STREETS
III of the CITY Of NEW-YORK.--The undersigned Coni-
appointed by Act Of the Legislature Of the State
Of passed May 1855 to make coutrsct for the
Cleaning Of the Streets Of tho City Of NtwYof having be-
eome that the interests Of the City and ustic- to
those seeking the work require that essential notifications
houd be made In the specifications heretofore adopted by
them have oil bids made under the .dvef
tssueut Of 9th May inst and hereby invite sealed
pesas for such cleaning TO be deposited with the Char
Of the Communion the Mayor Of the CITY o. New.
his ofcs In the Hall Of said city or before SATU
DAY the ID day Of June. 1865 ct ]? o'clock noon Forms Of
contract new specifications and bond be had on spp
cation any the undsrgnsd The Commissioner Ieserve
the tight 70 reject any and all bids which In ths Judgment
may not Be- for the interest Of the City. =,
The Commissioner invite suggestions % the form and
nstprs Of the 20 be len Ut the Mayors office on
before THURSDAY the 2sth day Of Nay inst, at 10 o'clock
D m.
Dstsd Nsw.Yo Nay n, 1865.
c. GODFREY 0UNTHER, Msyor
JOHN 7. HOFFMAN. Recorder,
MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
compzoers Once, City Hall HAL OF Records)
FRANCIS l. A. BOYLE. City Inspector.
- No. 10 ChAtham-s.
No. q hAaaspsk
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3. A. Chiffon. Auc.ioneens
TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT SALkO
TALLOw FLOUR, HOOPS. HORNS and SHIN BONES:
VIII be sold at Public Auction FRIDAY, June 1868.
IL O'Clock 10, at Stcreho lse No. IL Absnyst:
" barrels Taioy.
8 barrels iioofs.
3bsrres Shn-bones.
IT barrels Horns. .
~ barrels Flour just received from Hilton Head per sssa.
Arsso Sale pssiive Terms cash In Cove nIen' fanas-
BY order, Col a. F. SLAhhE,
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Zeal Gstdte for Sale.

mock FOR SALE.-The large DOCK near
the Railroad Drpo. It Elirabe,hport NJ j. has l6D feet
water 'front.' also connecting With the Central hsrosd
Of Now Jersey T.. II. kELLOoU No. iS feAiist, N. l,
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Mem Qualifications.
.rnIn nrIrNERAI MARCu TO

NEW MUSIC.-"FUNERA MARCH no
~ Tuy MEMORY or THE MARTYR PREsl-
nENT" r. Mrs Z. 4. PsrkhuT.t The best ono ss"ed
onx If which viii DO presented TO any Oreann' VINO WIN
~ IN cburch on the National Fas. Day Price, sO WIN
time,te, Sec. "MOURN NOT: w PE0PLt' ~ ~ :,
Luys. IA GLOOM IS CAST DER ALL Ihh , hnS u
81 r..aer Price soc each mailed. Publisher HORACE
WATERS No. AL Broadway, \. Y.
NNTORKING WOMEN'S ADVOCATE.-Cet
Nv II OF tho Newsdcates, send Is csn:s to NATE }.
EOyD Box No. SAl3 FOR sample copies
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EOR SALE-About Is Acres of LAND. with
tn BUILDINGS thereon situated about two mirs ron
the depot While Plans and four mile. from Msnsronees
IN TIE ouniy Of Wrschester very location for villa
,es Having extended view Q, Long Island SOUND or
prrrns, Inquire Of n. =. ROWEi. esd County CLERK,
h,- Plain. u tho subscriber corner 81 ave
add fith At, Morissn.a CEAtNCEf sNiiH-
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ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
N ton st WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONARY
IL klshsb lelAl
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NORSETS and SKIRTS at GAYNORs.
~ We have in stock
THE LARGEST VARIETY or
New and Fashionable Spring Goods In
CORSETS AND SKIRTS
that has ever been pleasure to offer to the Ladies OF
NewYork. We would call especial attention to our
FRENCH SUMNER BALMORALS,
q well a. to our French Conleis
HAND-MADE CORSETS.
Our Importation.
Hsrcloth uusns skeleton and all kinds Of Skirts Cor
sets and Skts msd, 10 order.
0AYNOR Importer and Manufactured No '6s Broadway
bstw cen Eighth and kintl ss
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NHARLESTON, $. C.-RlCHMONDiVa
~ SAVANNAH, 0a.-The undr,isn,d would be pleased
max. urrss. h manufacturers and others to ntro
due. their goods IL the Hbov- marhets ADVANCES LII
BE MADE ON APPROVED MERCHANDISE. consigned
10 their there. PscEsses and Money forwarded
regularly Collections properly attends TO-
MACGY HERWIG. No IA broadway, N. Y.
Oc. Of tho Chsrston Tionesr Packet Line and Southern
Package Express.
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L dRAlS
IL this week Offering choice NOVELTIES In
SUMMER MANTILLAS. SACQUES, BAS
DUNES, JACKETS. kUTONDES ard CIR
~ CULARS, IN ELEGANT BLACK LYONS,
GRO GRAIN SILK, SUMNER CLOTH
CRAZE MARETZ, BAREGE. ALPACA and
PIQuE ct the following prices:
Gro Grain BASQUlNES, &25 and upward
Gro 0rsis CIRCULARS &is aud upward
BROADWAY, Go Grain SACQUES, $40 and upward
Gro Grain JACKETS, e22 and upward.
Gro Grain MANTILLAS. eia md upward
IIi1rs JACKETS ia 90 soto sia
Cor. GRAPE MARETS MANTILLAS and
BOURNOUS, eI2, Ga SIS
CLOTH JACKETS. 81. 50, 90, Oh. eN
The assotm snt Of LLAMA and PUSHER
Wsysflypacs LACE POINTS ali Of this seasons ta-
portati0n ct moderate prices.
h. T.. LE0RAIN,
No. 72s SrSsdwsy,
Cor wsverleyphes.
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NATIVE WINE.-Large tracts of land can
IN be- secured Ia North Carolina Of low rates, from
loya owners In localities well adopted to the culture Of
Grape, for Wine tho best wine districts Of Csiorns OF
lrabcs.
lie desires to correspond with gentlemen
interested In tho sc;ure OF Native Wines wishing TO
form compsny coprrnerhp for he profitable and porna
bDsin,ss Of Win. Growing on all extensive scale
Even II the primary should fail the Hand alone yearly
ncre sing IN fertility and value would render the enterprise
good investment.
Address A. Il. Lock Boz No. g. Norfolk, Va Ss,ifacory
New references
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

VERY DESIRABLE OIL LANDS IN CAN
ADA FOR sALE.-LocATED at EsSnKELLES, near
alton adoinr2 the celebrated Gum BEDS Every
We'd that h.s been sunk ths property has been success
For particulars spplyto WALES hAfDES,
Commission Merchants No. 10 Pinest, N. y.
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Chances for Business Men.

A PERSON having $500 to $500 TO INVEST,
~ eau hnd desirable opportunity In business heh psys
per pfOh; For particulars, call upon NICK. at hs
lodgings Dover aud Pearl s.s sdjress him. ~ T.
incIo-iny one 3-crni stannP.
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GUNNER BOARDlNG.HOUSE 10 SELL.
- LEASE or RENT-Lsrgs. In good order. near q tine
village "a hours from N-wfork troutiIs lake sailing
splendid rides aud drives cunning romantic scenery invis
oion Of health .nd choice society among u, attractions
Inquire al No. brekmsn st. room No i3 third toor rear
bsiidng from 8 to II q IN. OF nom Ito D. IN
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NOR sALE-A COTTAGE with 9 room

NOR SAI.E-A COTTAGE with . rooms.
2TIo Of lsnd pspiy OF fruit and SHADE tres at
depot, Price $500 so stand on bond and mortgage
also plot 10. beautiful building niei pot no -
.ry,. p.rt high aud part nradow beautiful spot for gaidrn-
a. p, Of plots No. aud D. one bundled scs
ere; pio, No T. ~ acres with so grape 'inrs oe.ilps
tb,s ,rsr po. No "a LEO crap. vines years Old
m. hole will b. sold together or IL pot 70 suit me pu,
s1., 10 Iss Br5.dy~.y Room IS, Ms fafs Buildings
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TIN PLATES--Charcoal and Coke, Tin and
Tern. Plates Of every description. for SALE by A. A.
THOMSON Co.. Nos rs aud lls Natsr-st.
goo 000 to So, 00O.-WANTED in a
qp @OsONIO strictly Legitimate business BY prsctt
PALMER either special active with tho
above amount Of money. Address u. c. NO Ia9 sh-svs
New York.
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TAAiBOUR LACE CURTAINS, from Auc-
don It Ga and OIL. Anew lot Of Iow.pricsd NOTING
HAM CURTAINS. prices from es 50 TO s9Psr psaf. Aso
NOTTINGHAM LACES By the yard.
II. Z. LEGRAIN,
No. 129 Broadway,
Cor Wavcrley.psee
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Professional Notires.

ALL IMPORTANT SURGICAL CASES
~ Structure Piles Fi.tula &C., Deformities Of the Eyes
Nose and face, tr-sed by HENRY A. DANIELS. M: ID:
Consulting and Operative Surgeon No. UnoDsqusre N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

L,ARM FOR SALE IN ORANGE CO.-l00
Aer-s Of rIcesn, Land choice Apples Peers and o,ns
Lr,,t rood House Of 10 rooms 40, IN thiekysritied
pea.sst mel q borhood miles from the hoarshns city 81
''"'S c. ii. OLIVER, No. I Bestmsn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

" fs-or Of Special Anatomy and Surgery In the Syracuse
Medical College n Y Once 81 Es. ?!tl. Consultation.
from TO- 10 and toa BPEOIALTIES; Diseases Of
the Nervous Seminal, Urinary, and Cutsneous Sy,.ems
NJ BSthctur1s which have been treated by Csuterring
Cutting Rapidly Dils,ins Operations not undertaken.
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60 n1bom il man Concern.

All Discharged Soldiers have their claims 70, Psy
Bouny Clothing and Rstions Money speedily settled siC
cashed at the United States Army Agency aad Banking Oc'
OF l.. BROWN L Co, No. . Park. psce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

I'OR SALE al Crawford. n. j. tasty COTTAGE
i sni Country STORE well stocked and doing thiiv-
Iar b..,nes. Lea. depot JACUES, No. " Dcys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

NEw YoRK, Feb. 4-The Tribuns' :
City Point dispatch says:
It Is understood here that afr
Stephens Is instructed BY JEFF Davis
aud Cabinet to make peace on the best
terms-but to make peace
Il is also thought there that Mr..
Stephens will not return to the Confed.
eraey if he does not succeed in the OBJ
ject Of his mission
From various demonstrations in front
Of the 9th Corps last night and this
morning, it is apprehended by some
that the rebels intend to make an at
tack today, and by others, that they are
about evseuating Petersburg. There
was considerable artillery firing last
evening, brought on BY the enemy, par
tieularly in the neighborhood Of Battery
No. 5 think, however, that all dem
onstrations Of strength on the part OF
the rebels, at this time, are for the pur-
pose Of giving tone to Mr.. Stephens s
peace mission.
The Times Washington special says
1T is understood that Lincoln and
Seward are on their way back, batlnoth-
ing IS known Of the result Of the confer
ence"
Tae Tfitasae says Maj al-Gen. Gilmore
and staff sailed on Thursday for Hilton
Head. Gen. Gilmore is appointed to
command new department Of the
Southwest, including South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida and part, IL not the
whole Of North Carolina He super
cedes Gen. Foster. Bat Gen. sherman
will, Of coarse, retain command OF the
army in the field as heretofore.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
BY TELEG RAPH
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
Peace Negotiations a Failure.

A dispatch in the noon report to-day,
the FIRST part of which failed to get
through, bat which, from the closing
paragraph (given belox), seems to have
been relative to the visit Of President
Lincoln and Secretary Seward to Fort
ress Monroe, says they had an informal
conference this morning with Stephens,
Hunter, and Campbell, on the steamer
River Queen, in Hampton Roads.
The conference oeea pied four hours,
and is positively known 10 have resulted
in no change of attitute either Of the
Government or of the rebels. In other
words, 1t was a failure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
That lstouIshment,

Some weeks ago, says the Indisuapo-
lis Journal the rebels mysteriously
limited at the brewing of mighty achieve
ments 1t was not only to stun the
Federsls, but also to make the world
throw up its vast hands in astonish-
menG Like q mountain seen through
mist the indishnctness of this threat
doomed into preternatural bigness. Like
the poems of Ossian, vagueness stamp
ed its pc1tent with kind Of grandeur.
We awaited its denouement breathlessly,
as man listens for the explosion of a
mine. 1t came at last, but the result
has been as Insignificant and harmless
to us, as our blowing up the powder
boat off Fort Fisher was TO the rebels
The demonstration of the Richmond
branch of the rebel navy is supposed TO
be the miraculous movement promised
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
SD . ths EransrlIIs Jaurn.I.l
New York and Richmond Papers on
Peace.

New York and Richmond Papers on
Peace.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 4-The Herald ex-
presses the belief that JEFF Davis is
very near Submission, and has no doubt
peace is near.
The Tribune claims to known that
this peace movement originates an ex-
euse for a desire for peace, on q basis
just in itself and honorable 70 al con
cerned, and has desire that it should
be prosecuted in a kindred spirit
The Richmond Examiner, ia an arii.
Gle on peace, says We should possess
our souls with equanimity until those
worthy gentlemen who have gone to
Washington return TO Richmond We
are not Of those who believe in peace
talk Peace missions tend 10 demorAl-
ize We don't believe the gallant sol
diers who have braved the storms Of bat
tie for three years are likely to be de-
moralized, but, on the contrary, we
think it likely TO do much good for our
people, who understand authoritatively,
from men like Stephens, Hunter aud
Campbell, the exact degree of degrada
ton 10 which the enemy would plunge
US By reconstruction. We believe that
the so-eslled mission Of these gentlemen
will teach the people that the terms
Of the enemy are nothing more or less
than an unconditional surrender. Better
20 down fghiing-better be snbjugAted
and conquered, than live 10 remember
that we brought cur ruin on ourselves
by disgraeeful reconstruction. These
missions should encourage our people TO
renewed effort, aud nerve them 70 fur
ther conflicts. They shoE US that We
have brought the enemy to consider
peace, who 81 previous times during the
last four years wonld not stoop TO talk
OF il Heretofore the language has been
-" no paFley with traitors" no terms
but sabiugation But now be sends
two or three missions. and has consented
to permit Mr. Stephens and others 70 20
TO Washington.
There iB considerable change and
great improvement in the manners Of
the enemy, notwithstanding our recent
FeyeFses He has learned enough to
make him polite Let peace talk ex-
haust itself, and We saall be none the
worse Of II We suffer not efforts 70 dag
and our spirits 10 fall
The Wig has a similar article II
thinks eompromise possible, but not
probable The fact that the peace ra-
mors are eoincident with the marked
fall Of gold shows that the Southern
opinion on this subject is the precise
antithesis Of our own opinion, and until
the TWO opinions begin to lose their an
tagonism and tend toward common sig
nificance, negotiations must cease