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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
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NOTICE il hereby given that the following
~ descrbed SHARES OF SrOCK orTHE HEN"OoD
MINES have been forfeited and viii be sold at Public Auc.
tion the Office o. the Secretary Of tie Company NO
Wals, New.Yort, on SATURDAY, the l4h day OF Oefo'
ber 1853 a, Y o'clock noon for tue nonpayment oi install
u-nts on the 8 follows;
For payment OF n.,ancnts due January l6 1867 ind
June 20, l6oj OF : each per share. - 49,, Oh,
Certificate IN Of C. ;. Bushnell, ~ Sha1es
This Certificate in Possession Of Company. 80
Certificate No -. in Of A. g. Coverry Tor ooo
Slqres This Certificate IN possession ofCompany.
Cerifcate No r. in of A. H. Green, for 90 sh,eA
Certificate No. 81 in OF Joseph Coulter 2O sha.c'
Certificate No. 49, in Of }. V. WILLIAMSON, Tor Ilo
Shares. - - ,o =, -
Cer,fcaie No 20 in OF Lew Dickson for 1oo Shares
For Ton .ut of nalent due Juue 20 i5o5, Of 81
PEE SD ,-r - r,,, ,oo St..
Certificate 70 10 IN of Alex H. Sibey for 800 Shares
THIS C.ruGcate in Possession Of Company. .oo
CrrGere So a. in Of Spencer lila Co., for IOoo
Shares. This Certificate In pcsseSsion o. Company -
Certificate No. a. IN of Jno. r. keeer, for 20 Shares
Cert 6cate No. 2 in oi John Johnson, for 40 snae.
Certificate No. 81, IN OF IhoL H. Irotter, Tor ~
Shares. ,ooc,
Certificate No. 49, r ofJos IL Tro'ter, foI l09 shares
Ceriic4e ~ 81 IN Of a. &. Levy for iJ0 shares
Cerhc.te No. -. ~ a llob;. scts for o Shares
Cerhcate No. ~ in Of Robt schai Tor - shares
Certificate No. o. in u9me Of " h. Langley, ior " shares
~ o.der Of the Board of Oifcc, or.
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OVnoK o. PACIFIC M.IL STEAMSHIP CoTrAs'

Ngv.YoRg, sept. l3 lo55. 5
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
PER CFNT 10 be dresrd paid the iioders OF Record h
day Of tie -Four Millions Scrip Stock issued August 81 lSe5
sn5ec. to all the terms an condition. tA'ro9i' 90
and reopc-d W.dnosilv Sept ~ and Scrip Certificates
will be ~ ldy for delivery and sitter that dite on the ~.
r,ier OF ths Oena Scrr BY order Of the Bolrd Of Di
lec'ors 1HEODcBE T. JOhNsONi oeIrsn1'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

OFFICE oy CHICAGO AND ALTON RArLEosD CohpAsr
CHICAGO. Ill. Sept. p, 1905. 5
COUPONS of CHICAGO aud ALTON RAIL
pid ~ lie oice OF Me.srs ~ X JESSUP Co. No. 80 Ex
Change place. on and aler that dale les. Government, tax
WM. M LARRABEE. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Iarket.-cAnxEULLr RErearrn yOH Tn, ny TnIBgsr


ASHES--The market FOR Pos is quiet and scarcely
firm; sales nt 81 IS "a s7. Pearls are nominal.
REESWAX-Tbere bas been a good demand for
Yellow Western and Southern. and prices have ruled
quite firm; safes AZ i7a.J0c. q 10.
COTTON-TEere hes been a good steady demand
to-day from manufacturers aud exporter aud prices
without essential chenge; sales OF 5000 bales
basis Of f4!c for Middnes.
COFfEE-rhe market as quiet but nrmer; we have
sales 20 advise. We quote Rio prime at Pei do
good az 2l lG2llc; do fair l9l02Oc. do. ordinary ia
leie and DO. fair 10 good cargncs at l6 42l4c, net
clsh. goll duty paid Java is worth 29 d3oc, gold.
COAI-The supply of Domestic is increasing, and
with continuance Of the present fine weather the
sumption cannot fail 10 be much below tho srpply
dealers demanding higher prices. but the Business
IS very light; We quote from yard at SlOaSi2 tgn.
Foreign is scarce and wanted OF hi be. prices
CANDLES--A damantinc have been moderately ac-
tive and steady ut from "a 10 30c. Sperm and Patent
are without change; quote at 4Oc. for the former
and JUc. for the latter.
COCOA-Iherc is something doing but IN prices we
have special change 10 ncte small sales the close
OF Guqynqul, at l6i 6i0l7c. gold. IN bond
COPPER-Thcre has been no special change In The
maIket for New Sheaibng and Yellow Metal since our
lasts quote at % aud SIC. the supply Of American
Ingo s light; prices have advanced and at the close
are firm At from 32l 10 33.o. for Lake and Baimorc
DRUGS AND DNES-The leading articles unler
this healing have been IN very good demand. since
a6 and prices have adv aneed and ut the close
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flnanrial.

Ory,cy OF TIE RANDALL SILVER MINING ConPASY
10. u NASSAU sr., NEw YoaK, SEPT u, ls,3.
rVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
win be held u his o1co on MONDAY Oct 1893, between
the hour. OF 10 g. ~. and y. Of that DAY:
II. l.. JoT. Secretary. pro teu. W. T. Jof' rfes
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DYEWOODS-There hos been only moderate bud
ness doing but prices have Undergone special change
We quote in gold follows Fusic. S2205 for Say.
emilia; t2l for Maraoabo. LogwOod at sl9 FOR Hon
dnias; go for Campeacly; S260SH for Toba,co; SIC
for Jamaica. Limawood at sC04 sGJ; Barwood at $50
and Camvoo1 at Sl50.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western
Gnd state Flour Is fairly active, but prices have under
gone no special change; the low grades at TIE close
are uui, Iut Trade and Family brands are frm ard
In demand there was n great desire 90 sell Tor the
iutue Dnt O1yers hold or: the sales 10, 90 bbs
at - Syas1 IS for 6urerIne State; g. gOaSs 10 for
Extra STATES e. DGs5 40 for Fancy State; se OJ0
g 40 iOf the low grades Of Western Extra; 81 Jgn
g 30 Shipping Ohio; s9deil 60 Tor Trade brands
and Sl2asi4 ~ for 81. Louis Extras Canadian Flour
il more plenty and we notice better suppl Of Family
IXTas; IN prices we hear OF change; sales of 400
hbs. at S50ss IS for the low grades OF Extra and
81 5O0sll rs for Trade aud Family F.,ras Senihcgn
Fmur is only In limited demand; prices OF tLe lor,
grades favor the buyer; sales Of $40 bills at 50 q0o
10 % for Mixed TO good Superfne Country Balimore
&C., md SO f01Slt for Trade aid Family B,r,,d'
l.ye Flour is finer with moderate demnnd saies oc
$50 bbs Gt S. 509A6 20. Corn Meal Is dull and benyv
sales Of 200 bbls. BraDdywnc nj 50 10
FISH--The inquiry iOr Dry Cod hns been very good
aud The supply IL not large prices wen Bnsia,nJ
closing INN nj 81 7jG Is 10 for SLGeoIges ana C,Lul
Ba1k. Aackerel have net with good jobbing ae.
mabd and full prioee. We quote: No. M4ss (shoro)
NJ ga 30WSA IS; No . do at Si6Usl6 80. and 20.
lo. (Medium) RI O. 500sl0 Smoked Herring have
been 10 good demand and firm al 4504sc. for MOL md
~. for sceIed; Pjek.sd d. aIe duD aBd EoLdIa.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

Since January $50 7i2 go sG6 l150io sIl',c0 3bj
At Boston money is in moderate demand on caii
ut p cent Discounts Of primo commercial notes
are made at and p cent. The rates for the
lower grades are from TO II.
The C,neinnasi Commercial Of Monday says:
There was but little variation In the demand for eH'
change n any change WAS noticeable to-day, II was
that The sales were rather less bat the rtceps Wer
not large enough 10 create any surplus ana baS y, o
checks ere taken Of customers at Da Ioc. per toJ
preDinn Few 6rst-cass bills are rated above ~ per
cent The condition OF the affirs Of X. Ellis. Jr So'
been stated in the inventory prsse.tea 70 zoe
to be s2 g4 % Of which sls13J ~ are due 10 ocps'
tos and on certificates of deposit The assets are. 50
far as discovered, sli,3l3 e5
The Chicago Tribune of Monday says:
Business auru9 the week ending Saturday was sc'
tive and the money ma ket has ruled close ana sum
gent: but within the pas two days there has been an
easier feeling in the rsket ard the National Banks are
better supplied with currency There is no ehangs;
at 10 per cent per Call loans are active at the
same rate Tho street brokers' are discount
| ing second class paper at lUli per cent mouth.
| Eastern exchanee is in better supply. owing
| to liberal shipments O. coarse grains, ana tne
market is tnhe easier but without change III
quotations, which still par bnyng and premium
selling Hound lots were sold to-day at 2jd.9c pre-
MUM per thousand The produce Uarkets re'nan quiet
There has been quite break down in the dry good,
market ths week. Brown sheetIngs have declined
about Sc; beachod sheetiEes, SAFE; prints. lG2c
and delaincs 3d &c. per yard The market or genera
merchandise il unusually brisk. particularly groceries
boots and shoes &c. There has also been consideTab
activity In dry goods till within day two when tb
news of decline in prices induced county buyers t.
/ hold back.
Tho Boston imports for the week ending Septen
Der 81 were $7l3, $50, against 03O during th
corresponding week in 1864. Total since Janua?
|, $lS,S20,13S Average amount per week, Si9j, ,2o2
The exports, including specie, were Sl22 600 agains
s652,S for the corresponding week in 1861.
The cash balance in the hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer in Boston at the close Of business, Sep
tember %, was siO,lS3, 1876 %, an increase o.
s5l, ,679 4S as compared with the close of the pre-
l-~.x
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
El,llH.

Egcs scarce and higher selling at 301 32o., tie
former nt the marx. the latter to out, loss
on We quote;
Ncw.Jerscy and Pennsylvania choice. y doz. .3 asa
STATE, pooN Nilhs ~ Nol
Western and Canada, y dOz., good order. - a3D
FRUITS AID SUIS-DRIED.
Apples continue 20 advance, aud very few the
market az any price, Some ne State quarters arc held
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
rOuLrRY Am oAMr,

IolllIy Is lower now that the Jewish holidays are
over. Duoks sell Dcsti tuIknIs slow. We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
uErsE.

The foreign markets are less favorable for slippers
Gnd very little cheese is being sent abroad Just
European buyers cannot pay muon over Gc for Factory
except IL iancy but for the home trade those II small
Size bring l6l disc. F,rm dairy, l6a l6ic There IL
good Southern aud West India demand for Engli5h
dary, sono OF which is seirs as high - &c. Small
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:ProclAla.Itfon KyGJ0v.lDre

& 4. AOSeOeeAAAnes @OyoDBOo80o =
!, CoLuMBys, ONO April TIKI arAss
OF OHIO ExEcUTlY1 DEPARTMENT, April
8, 1865.-sThs God OF battles has blesied our
glorious cause ~ human, free
dom. Under his approving. smiles, the
and brays men il the field have
achieved unparalleled triumphs. The rab-
back to he Urions ana the army that held
ed. The military power q the rebellion,
are pursuine IL ,6nal extfhSiiDri. Fcr III
Thu, we owe, praise and fhankseivi TO
Almighty God-recognition Of the services
and sacrifice of our noble soldiers reioic-
ing, over, the triumph or. tho fiRht,,the
crushing Of the rebellion, and an eAxlH re-
turn topeace and prosperity in the iaud,
II 10 therefore rec0mine that Friday
next, the 1Ath by Of April being the an
nivers4ry Of tHe fan of f 1 Sumter, be
generally observed by the people Of the
State as day Of Thanksgi to God, and
. general rejoicing-that religious assem-
b!aRes and observance mark the day, and
the evening be given to bonfires, illumina-
tions, and the laundering Of artillery, pub
lie assemblages and speeches, and such
other manifestations as may be suggested
to appropriately mark the heroic deeds of
our armies and the general JOY of our peo-
pie, at the early restoration Of the constitn-
ton and good government.
Witness my hand ut Columbus the day
and year above written.
Signed JOHN BROUGH.
By the GovernOr:
+. A. MARBLE, Private Secretary.
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Reports ana Runaors.

! NRw YoRK, April .8.4r-The TIbNme's
special says the rumor that the President
will offer general amnesty to the rebel
rank and file, gains credence in influential
Quarters. 1t is now said Seward was to
meet the President at Richmond on the
day Of his accident. by summons from
the latter Grant also telegraphs the Sec.
retary of War, requesting that no one he
permitted oevisit Richmond for the PRES
eut, while rumor asserts that Commission
ers. official, or self constituted, from Ala
bama, Georgia &c, are in that city, or in
conference with the President. Sst 81
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succeslys Of Gen. steele.

WASHINGTON, April lo.-The Navy De-
partment to-day received the following,
from the commanding officer of the navy
yard mt Pensacola, March 80:
To Hon. G. Welles, Secretary Of the Ma
Wy: Brig, Gen. Asboth, commanding the
military district OF West Virginia, just
informed me that Gen. Steele, commands
ing the 18th corps, had met with a decided
success, having captured on the 18th ult.
the rebel Gen. CiaitOn, who is nlortally
wounded, taken 200 prisoners, seized two
railroad trains at Evergreen, ten miles
above Pollard, on the Montgomery rail-
road, and had torn up and destroyed the
railroad track both at Evergreen and Pol
lard. M
Gen. Steele 81 latest advices, Goth, was
marching on Blakeley.
Very respectfully, nsss,
II .Iss. ]. n. AkMsrRpNa, Commodore.
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lris.ouri state Conventien.

ST. LOUIS, April 1O.-The final vote in
the State Convention on the New Consti-
tuition taken on. Saturday afternoon, re-
suited 50 for, and IL against. It is to be sub
United to the people on the 9th of june; if
It was ordained that the, Governor of
Missouri shall send messengers to differ
'ent points where those citizens of Missouri
are in the army, for the purpose CT taking
their votes upon the adoption or rejection
of the new Constitution. s@s<i
ii.At . quarter of. u O'Clock, to-day the
Convention adj onrned SHE die. after ses-
sion OF 70 days. = A'fli + 't1:Si ae ~
50 Business partially suspended, and gen
oral 10Y expressed over, the surrender Of
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RejoIclngs over Lees Surrender.

CINCINNATI, April lO.-A dispatch I'd
Gen. Hooker announcing the surrender Of
Lees army was received about 10 o'clock
last night. The news spread rapidly
throughout the city, and immense crowds
soon filled the streets. Bonfires were lit
| at every corner. Rockets filled the air,
and cannon were fred from all public
places. The denomination continued all
night. 49,
Gov. Brongh has appointed the l4th inst.
TOR general Thanksgiving. Preparations
are making for . grand celebration here.
buffalo, April lO.-Great rejoicing here
and in other cities over the glorious news.
+. CINOINNATI, April 1O.-By orders from
the War Department, 200 guns were fired
at noon to-day. The city Is lively with
excitement; very little business doing.
CLEVELAND, April lO.-A ssaluteof 200
fguns ts now firing. The town is wild with
~ moving through the streets. Music and
speeches. Z" 7sa' 6tl9fis}s4sa " il
NEw YoRK, April. 10. The announce
| the greatest excitement in this city,, I'm
proinptu tlluminations of many private
dwellings, quickly followed. The streets
were filled with people hurrahing, singing
and dancing with joy. We have to-day
received dispatches from almosteveryci city,
v1lla&e an0naMlot1 IN the country, show
lng that the same joy prevailed through.
LAsELLE, April 1o.Arhere is great
time over the Surrender of Leo. 8 All build.
lings are illuminateda Procession at funer=
aa,of Southern Confederacy and fire works,
Gd kbita,l. The Union for ever. @ ~
IxDtANAFoLls, Ind, April II. "a salute
LOT two hundred guns was Hired to-day.
But little business done. Citi4e4s Reper-
fahy oslebaa4ins the days .,sgsq4azs, gaa; j,
Is DETROIT. April 1Q.-Business to-day en-.
tirely suspended throughout the State.
The denonstrSt alton id this city the. most
enthusiastic adJoyonsuevee known. here.
Al o'clock, thousands Of people assem-
as aee 1sSE re at at
hundred guns SEets. 'hred by order OF the
lmppicipaL authoritie4 To-nfehtsthe city
Is most brilliantly Illuminated. - sns a
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To Lieut.. Gen. GRANT.
no Ice.

CLEVELAND, April 1o.--The Erie Rail,
way Steamboat Co.'s steamer Conisleo ar
rived this morning from Dunkirk, She
reports no ice in sight west Of Dunkirk.
The steamers ofthe above line will soon
be running regularly for the season.
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rlsanks g aen.l Grant.

WAR pEPARr1sxT, WAsHIxaToN.
Thanks be to:Almlghty God for the great
victory y it'll which he has this day crown
ed, you and the gallant armies under your
command. The thanks Of this depart.
ment OF the government, and. ofthe people
of the United States their reverence and
honor have been deserved, and win be ten
dered to you ana the brave soldiers and
gallant officers of youf.army for al time.
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CA1no,s April 10. Tho war Eagle, and
Paducah specials announce tho complete
rout Of Fof1estss army near Tuscaloosa,
Alabama, BY Wilson's cavalry force. Ma
ny prisoners we're taken, but no details or
i B is Win 4 small 7orce ii reported t.
The New Orleans cotton market opened
on the 4th inst, with fair demand. and
fuller prices-middling 48c. a ~. 49, $,
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WAR DRPARfNEsT, WASHINGTON, April
TO +. Mo Ordered that q salute Of zoo
guns be tired at the headquarters of every
Army and Navy Department, and at every
post and arsenal In the United States, and
at the military Academy ut West Point, on
the day OF the receipt Of this order, in COM
incorporation of the surrender Of Gen. II. 3.
Lee, aud The artny Of Northern Virginia,
to Lieut. Sen. Grant, and the army under
his command. ! The report Of the pxecn-
ton Of this, order. to, be made to the Adju.
tant General at Washington. y os' soi a,f,
+. N. STANTON, Sec ofWaI.
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/ From WilmtngtOn.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, April s.-The steamr-
or Nevada arrived here to-dsy from VIII
1ninHton. sEiW natte4fla}3s .,Erf y 4S.-s.
Military affairs in that vicinity are per-
fectly quiet, and the city is tesuming Its
former business-like aspect. The stores
were being rapidly re-opened, and every
thing indicated speedy return to their
former homes Of those who fed at the, up.
prOach of our troops. - 1a
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from HDrell Uarolana.:

GoLrsBoRo, u. G., March 6.-Dese9ters
and refugees report the evacuation Of RAJ
Leigh, and that the enemy were throwing
up works on the Tar river at Rocky Mount
about 40 miles from here toward Weldon,
The enemy are burning. the M1dges and
ties on this TQad and carrying of the rails.
It lie thought Johnston viii 60 Il the rs-
lief Of Lee. His army b much detnoral-
lied. no 6 ts.56asaaB3 .ssa sgs e.,g
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NEW YORK PIANO FORTES.
ERNEST GABLER,
MANUFACTURE OF
New Scale First Glass Piano rortes,
~,ySVrr n A CrnY,v.
Mas. 100. l24 q 12e Esat Pa &t.

Respectfully announces that he has now com.
pleted his large NEW FACIORY, and effected
manufacturing facilities. He therefore win -
able henceforward 70 turn out IS PIANOS PER
inconvenient delay to which DEALERS and
PURCHASERS have been subjected, from tho
fact that for more than two years past he has
hind orders. A full assortment at all times may
be found. at his mandatory and Wa1e-roonns
hNeW York City. sd lmax2-w2m.
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steamer Dispatched.

NEw YORK., April 10.-The steamer City
Of Dublin, which was to sail tomorrow
for Liverpool was dispatched this p II. at
four d clock, In order to take out the news
OF Gen. Less capitulation. She is i'm lieht
trim and viii undoubtedly make a. quick
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ments arsiall eloseA today ,andgeyer body
is keeping holiday.
Secretary Stanton exptesses the opinion
that there win be no more heavy fighting.
Il Is expected here that Joe Johnston
will surrender. s2aiia FdI ~ Tosa
Special dispatches were yesterday sent
Mr.. Lincoln has returned and is closeted
with his Cabinet. Asssfses
There is reason to believe that JEFF. Da-
Wis was at Danville on Saturday night try
ing to join Johnston with the archives of
the late rebel government, and Z large
amount Of specie. s 3 a.
During the rejoicing here to-day, the
President, who returned from Richmond
greatly rejotced that an occasion has Oc-
CURED go pleasuYable that the people can't
restrain themselves. fCheers.) suppose
that arrangements are being made for
sor,le sort OF formal demonstration, per-
haps this evening, or TOMORROW night.
Voices. We can't waltz If there should
be such demonstration, I, 0f course. will
have to respond to it. A. voice Bully
for you y I will have nothing TO say II you
dribble it out OF me. Laughter, and cries
Of we want 10 hear you'll Isee you have =
band, propose now closing by requesting
you TO play a certain piece Of music or
tune. I thought Dixie one of the hest
tunes I ever heard. (LaughteE.) The
band began to play Dixie, but
soon ceased. The ;Pfesident continued i:
I had heard that our Adversaries over
the way had attenlptedf to appropriate, it.
/ insisted yesterday that we had fairly cap
tured Il. Cheers and laughter, i pfesSed
the question 20 the Attorney General and
he gave his ssopinion" that Il wasDu1 law
fdl prize. daughter and Scheers.) i ask
the band to give US good tune upon II.
The band accordingly played Dixie with
extraordinary vigor:a when three cheers
and .stiger" were given, followed By. the
tune Of Yankee Doodle. 1pThe President
then proposed three rousing cheers for
Grant and all under his command, and
next three cheers for the Navy and all ito
forces. They were most enthusiastically
given. The President retired amid hug
zas, the time Han Columbia. and the Dir.
ing Of cannon. =, 49, { V go lgt
The Nationn. I.sse.sii;ge,p.sc,.er Of to-day says
weslearn from = reliable source, that Judge
Campbell Of Alabs ma, and formerly Of the
U. s.. Supreme Court, and one Of the
Hampton, Roads, Commissioners of the
Rebel Government, called upon the Presi-
dent ct Richmond, and urged him to issue
q proclamation Of cOnciljatory character,
expressing his belief that it would have at
this time q most salutary effect. sTss5'
BIC The President was, however, not then
prepared for this slep, and It WAS reason
able to suppose would, decline acting upon
this subject while rant was pressing
upon Lees retreating forces. That the
President will nov, adopt this c0ursa the
:1sselhlpencer has, additional reason for be-
~ ~ - ~ - - 60. -. n. ....s:-t f
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Rum,Ors.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-Forney;s
Press has reports that Gen. Stoneman has
cnt the railroad between Danville and
Greensboro, and that Sherman has occu-
pied Raleigh.