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TIin.SDAY. APlMTa r?, I9?r..
I . mis ol lit?? Tutumo.
liA?LY 'llllttL'Nt-:.
Muil Mil.H-rilieis, (.
1 Mpfi 1 ycur?.111 iniiiilicrs. ?i
is? M! UT.I.KLV TltlltlNK.
1i ";?.??. 1 yr.ii?h' 1 muni), r?,. $1.11.1
V cojii.-a, il?!. 7.?HM
f? copi?-*, or oie!', for eut ii oopv. *%M
Wl KKLV TK1BINK.
il Copt, i yi.?ir?W npjpjjteri. $&M
Clubs of live or avTaT, s:> pe? coi>y, und
??u extra copy f"r every flu?' Of tea.
Adoj-si Till-: TRIIir.NT. Ncvt Yuii
To ? nrr? <?|?(iiiil<-iil*.
JNo *??lna ran tie t?k?ti of Anonyninn. Com?a,micstlont.
?leitete! U li.tciid.-u for mapttSam tm ?t t c uilluuiti ,;,-1
by tie name ?nd ?dlraei ef tlr? writer?rut neee-M irtly tur
tatiM -?tien but is ? rutini.TV 1er lui coud litt:.
?A I b nui*?? lettrr? 'ur thi? urlue the ilii be ?ddrencil tJ " The
Tihim; New-Yolk
M ? t Aiiu.-t undertake to rrtiirn r.-ucted t'onuu .ii.'::'.i"U'.
?NEWS OF THE DAY.
i-old Closed Last flight at 152;.
THH WAR.
The steamer Hiirriet Defi-rd, of Italtimenc,
a-as captured by a party of It""*?!? at Kalrhnven,
jVatnxeut Kiver, tin Xasedaf afternoon. ?She iinrno
?li'itely started down the? Chesapeake, and, it it feaTcd.
?aili destroy many veeeel*,
tSpe-'ial \Vt??-liii)<*ti.ii ili>jMtcliP3 declare that;
?Lieu. Grant outsider* the api*-it of Ltvtfl army a-in-1
yletely broken. If Lee stop? kl I.yncbhnrg be will b?
*? riounded by our forcea.
Tho l'reivost-Mnrish?lrs in tin? iVtTeront Di
trictaia tbis city were so buai'iy engac;. d jesterday
la exitmitiing recruit*, they had no M) M devote? to
tirait ti.g. .
The* War D?part nient has ordert? 1 the laxair.
iiiini Board, if which Major tMaX C'a* et is President,
Jo ini-diediati-l.T adjourn to lliclimornl. Ya.
It >vtit? QoOt I. weil who set l-ticliineiiiil on firi'.
The ouflapratieiu prt.V"d quite n serious one, des'ro?. ?
in^r t!ie greater part < f the puucip.il butiucts -.trevt.
1 he 1. :hcl nidin sviTi* discharged from on*.
Mab/tl Mon in id yoMteri'.Rv, morning, bal it.r.ne.1. i'"!y
r*-.n;a'yted sud sent te t'pi-er Canada.
FOItEHlN NKWtM.
I ? Etna, from Liverpool, March 'a!".'. Yil
??at'ciLitoWD, A?nAii t?, urrivtil bSM se-iloiduy. brin?
itig fo'ir days Uter ::(???.
' Tko Hittaaaad correspondent of Tlu London ftaat
agaia ni??res liai people of tlie Called Main that their '
v? a is not more than half clone The ITru?e of Com- j
moo.? bad a discussion on the seizure of eottoa in1
haratinah. Air. l.iyjid statrd that the Briti>b Charge*
d'Affairc? at WasiiingLiB had ben ?i:.?iiu,te(i to ex-j
prose a hope litad m i.tr?tncle tresnal M iRMIfaael to thai
??'.a'.ir? of Ytriti "*? - j .? Mr. If. Bertelf ?4*4 atr.
?Peacocke eVUvered ipealbn on ta'n probability of a
war witb the I'nited Mites, ?lad den?, si et i C.? ?Unci
jcan people.
Judgment haul c-n delivered tn the BaletfaMi <"o
Inn e-i*n. The BTaVteMS pio'ionr.ced by the lttstiop af
4.?ape Town ?s d? cl.ire,1 null and roid.
I'd- Oi -terrtii tfo ll X '" ?'4, of Vienna al.?eh is ro
j;ar.!(-." i? a semi ieMal alian of the At:?tri:tn ijovcrii
neat, assatte Ibat Mr. I.iueoli, has promised to recog
Hire tbe Mexican l'a.p.re at the abt**1 '?f the war.
We ictrn from 1". nuua, Itiat ou the Mb of March a
icvD.'.tuin bioke eat afslaat tbe l'rc-ld. ut of the Plate.
'"?The u?lionttl trooi?? tukicg side with the revolution
?.tat?, tb* 1'reiident itt o-.ee yielded, and ?ongbt rvftge
bibs L'uitetl Stutt? Consulate-.
OariiaNEll^VL. NaBWtJ,
Thl Hoard t>f- Eos^lsMM n?id FircniPn of thp
3'ite lVp?n*ta*Mtl met Tnt-day eveuinp. at lireman?
TIall and voted unanimously to reqnest tbe OsMMM
Council to tost the constitutionality of tie Paid fire
liepari.-ne.'i! Law. nnd to recommend il e IMRM?,
MMtatiint?. to continue in tbe perforniur.ee of tboir ac-i
CBStOM fl i ?
?S. cetary ScvT.-inl while riding ?>nt with his j
f.iui.l.f on M'n^ari'.av afteriir-on, PtPM si"lent!y preci( i- ;
tratcd fn.m hi* carrlnce, ai.d ?rj'taiTied ?evrre luiuri. a,
hi? arm being hrnkcn jtt?t below the shoulder, andli?
Lice eo'isiJi-rally l.ii.i ?A. NVe ere tifiicially atsured
li..it Qm ? aM ? rvsei.ts no aiarmirrp' ??mptoms.
? Joe Cohuni, Um piigiliijt, La.4 mad?* a (oin-i
plaint HgaiD*t F. li. ?. Htotberton, the editor of The '
HeK-York AriHtt, it ?porting jonrnat, for lit?*?!; and tbe '
?ditor has given bail fo appear before Justi. I Dodge,
at JeRerai'ii itarVet. for cxaminatnn .
Gcv. Feiitor; ] Mtetdaj nominated t-n the Sen?
ate Sam. (?aloaa, J. W. Buotli, M. It. lirow n. and C, C.
l'me kney to be Kire i'omn.isiloners in New.York. Tbe
nomination? a ere referred to t'.e Senators from this
tity.
Bi.-hfip Delfti..'}' of the NVcstern Diooose of
New York, died at bis resilience tn flencva, at fi a. in.,
yctterlay. Zanas l?aruum. one of t! e ni'>-?t prominent
cut?:.* of liaitimoxe, also died yesterday.
The:?, i- to he a bociul reception given l.y the
- various soeictie? of tldacity und T.rooklyu to tbe d'-le
Kate* of the Unitarian -Convcution low in ?etsion Lore,
this evening.
Tla-re will he a met-ting of the Chnnihcr of
t'omtnurce t?. dav 10 consider the subject of confisent ion
hy the ?ov trnicont and tlu cotton captured at Su
I 'Mil. g
?- Ri-aeolution? -of ibnnk- to our officer* uti-d isol
?licis for recent vietorle? were yesterday offered in
both ??ranchea of tbe aNetv-Jersey Lcfit'sture.
Ameuilcil rtiturns of the Con:.ce tient election
m A" (iov. Ruukingbatn'a majoriu 1 i.C**..
The hotel? a c- coinuicntHig to full lioui tlie
i. igb Dgurei re ceaily ci urged for board.
J. J. Talnibvlgi-, Itepuhlicaii, was on TuoHlay
CleoteJ Mayor of MLv? auk'???,
Si - cu-tbirties were btjlel yestorilay to tlie
amount of $-',315,500.
ti.-i'l oa-sned ycr>tcr..ay nt 118 and Bold up to 151}
ii'il-r tnrccd buying to deliver ?nd a teport tint the f?overn
r.eii* w.ti te. bare a cortea ?alt "payable iu gold" Tur c cling
rate wti L'Tj tiitl t?ie citnine. (?: tlir duy lliHAlialj. Oovtni
ment ttockl ire itrong it hither r*tr? for ?11 tle?crl|itloiii.
Tbe t otiug priue? are, If .?i mt old MM alii 1/2} C! ''.'?} for 10 4ns,
?i.d . "i ' ? - or'l.otl lUilttay abtre- vvere til strong st tb?
I ir.t Board, ?nd sflrr tbe call were in lar." clrn Slid it n.u-jb
I igbet ritet. At tie pnblre c*'l tbe** istea wert not MM.
tin? I tilt* r?p.d sdvarcc 't '.'?t ng large tairt to rniize. Al
tbe Second Koara th* market ?ni itrong, sad full prices paid.
Mod*y ctonot be quoted better |ii?n 8ut? |? rent fur first-tlti*
Bien ?ri'ile lu.:?. I'pou Ckll t!,(-r?te I. (?(27 and Vtry ubuiiA
ant : ?'.'ii.e bouies refnaing to take l.aJlr a ? at low si 4 p eut.
Tbe bu.lneit at tbe Sub-Tmaury was: Rrcrlirti, SjJj^fMVMI ?l
?for Ctwlook*, 41-l,?JO0, 1'itynii.uU, IS.T'ktRM 06-oa ?C
rinnt Le/Si, toSD,'**'; Balance. 10*7.620^1} 14. rreigliti
are du'.. Exchange is dull toi in modrrite d?uuod.
1.if A-'emiay.??ttxk? refj ?c'tve aid iiregulu. ti 1,1 Bt>
li?* on tie call and cot ver-, ?tn.i g. After tlie call gold ?eld
down to IM}, M which it itood at the clot?* of report.
/ ?,
,. Oo7. Fenton yentenlay nominated to the S?*ri
at> m Comininioneri uiidor the new law re
wi/t.Anii.?iiff the Fire Departmeut,
??AMES W. BOtTTH. dyer, Tt H*,lf nd ?t.
CUAEUaR t. P1NCRNLY. rr?l eetate, I Pine 15 IV. ?tb.
8AM4JRL 8LOAR, late Prest Uutlaoe K It , T IV. tad.
MARTIN R. HltOII N, ir.nfr, I? Wilism, 160 Pirat ?V?.
Each of the???, wa believe, hn- n?rvod with
credit i full termas firemen in the department
now fehMBaaJ away?all but Mr. filoan surely!
have. Ms. bloau, bct-ide his years of crnm-nt
u?efuluo4^ a* Pretiident of 'he Tlntl-on Kiver
?liir-iil, WM * lead'ng Democratic Soufitor
fii'Ui Iirooklyn a fow year? ?inoo. llo tas not
b candidate, ami WM probably tho moat ait on
Iah? il mau iu New.York at the tiding?, of his
m.initiation. There was no a-isumptiou that
Firemen bave any i'xclu->i.e right, in tho 'irein
iatTaV, but it ?rat believed that their expe
l'.i'iiee BOaLll b*3 Valuable in si? constituting Ott
Dea dpwiluttait ta h) Kotin whatever was puni
anil avoid vvli.ttevi-r was objcctioii-ible iu Ibo
old. Wt ilo not kuow lut presume Hint the
material of tltt new depart nient will be .-elected
.iluio-t entirely from that wbi? h it i?Oper.?edi;H.
Our personal preferences werf iu good part
ungratilicd in the ??election ??f Commir?si?mcrs,
but we can none the less h'-nrlily bear testimony
to the anxioiw desire of <taOT? Fen ton to din
?harge tho difficult trust imposed on him with
??niire devotion to the public good. And we
cherish hik.li hopes of tlie renovated Tiro De?
partment, as it will be constituted and directed
in .M.---.r-. Itooth, Pinckncy, Sloan and Brown.
?nttA-sT.
Th?> di-i'.iti-h from (?en. flraut which we
publishnd ye-tcrday morning was roci-ivod too
lute foi ii'iiiiin-rt. If itl .statements shall be
confirmed, they are more in.-t.mtly ominous of
the total collapse of the K-'ht-lliou than was
the full of Richmond.
Get?, Orant ?ay?: ''All of the enemy that
retains anything liko organization have gone
north of tlie ApponiAttoX, and are apparently
'heading for LynrJtbunj." If to-morrow shall
translate "apparently " lilts) '' certainly " then
? is nothing left of th?? military power of the Re
! l'elli??n. Literally, iiotliinp left. Lyncliburg
It no refuge tot Lee; it may well enough be a
pt?toH or I graveyard. If Lee has really been
forced t?' retreat to Lynchhnrg we look for the
immediate, inevitable. ?.??-olution of his army.
W.- ttviti Itatt Vi"'l? Lr-e would probably stay
in I.iiliinond ju?t long enough lo imperil his
owl -afi-ty. He hat font it. We saiil al??
that (-ran; dUovering hit iut?-ntion to ?vacu?t.?
bla ctpil i!, iciel'-rnted b:s own ni"venient, ninl
fell upon Lee wliile hi- pr?par?t ?mis were in
progftBtV Tlie even! provr? both opinions el?
icit, and it proves a good <le;d more.
It is iinpos-ihlo B) ,IXt|>p?Bfln that Lee coiitein
plateda retreat upon Lyncliburg insteutl of upon
Dtmtille, C'l'ul?! fa ? hart goaa to the latter, he
-??' iri-'l tn ea-y junction with Johnston, ami
the po-.es-.iiin of a country abounding in sup?
plie?, ivhieb would reich their combined forces
uli'iur railway li:;e? :bnt. lor the present at least,
Lee might suppose to be ?ufe. Hut by going to
Lyncliburg he || ulN'ily cut off from nil hope
of a ji.n? lion ws$fa John-ton, and he fin.K
hiniM-li'cribbed in a narTow valley which for
him bat no Btt-tBt <rf supply, no railway, and
no avenue of c--c.ipc. Lv r.chburg has ii;d--"l
?three ra.lw.iys, ont to Kn??xville. one to C'har
lottesvill.i. mm to ret'-rsbni'-.'. Hut the railwav
to Knoxville is i'.-ing eaten up by th* aiivaiu
htf fore?-? of Thomas. already fur into We?tom
'Virginia: the railway to Charlottc-viHc wa>
' de-.roved in Mar.-li BJ Sheridan; the r.iihva,
? to Petersburg i?> a Pin" in porvse.s-.ion of Gen.
I Grant,
It mu-, bel-orne in mind th>it la-owns pre?
; paring to cvacuato Richmond and ciT.?t a
?junction *T??h ??i'bii.-.t"i), when Grant launchid
! his bi-t week".- th'inderbi'll. l.i-yond all que?.
j tion Lee expected to retn-at along the Pu^ville
I Road To all apiiearnnct? ht? Blicht ???nt?ii
I dome it, fat, what suddenly attiuki?l.
Il-.rrk?--vill.? .I'tnetion. where the I'ctcr-d'iiri?
and Lyiiohl"trg Road and the Richmond ami
I'linvin?- R??..1, ir-t.r.-eft, is ,r,:i mile? from
Rit-humn-j. a:,?l ."'j fr>m I-Bt-fttiWg. With
IS hour? start of b|| pursuer, Lee s'ip
lioseil hi ??.? Mire of r?-a? !. i.g Ufl goal. Ball
the extraordinary comi'iiiittioii.?, ?>f (..n. Grunt
reailud all tho way from Pctcr-jbur,.?
to Rurkesvilk-, and the victory whali
comi.elle.l ?M evacuation of tho forni'-r
???cured pnm'snioii of the latter before I,ce could
??ven attempt to approach it. Everything south
of the Appi'inattog trat enveloped in the Ink
uii'Vcnuiit of Shcridin, and when Leo ?ullenlv
niurihed out of retersburg he had to march
north of the river with the bitter knowledge that
hi- enemy had a shorter line to Btirke-,vill
than he himself had. Il doe-, not appear that
a single repini'-nt ?-1 Lie's army ironed the
Appomattox to the south, while tho two divi
,-ions of the right wing tinder Longstreet which
Sheridan cut ?>1T at Five Forks from Lee's main
army, t?o far from being able to s? cur?- atatB?
oion of Jiurkesville had to cro?s the river to
thf north, and unite with the retreatinr?
columns from Teternburg, in order to escape
destruction or oapturo. And Gen. tirant on
Tueaslay, the day after W?atttttl'l black eoldii-r0
truniifod into Riclunonil, report-? huni-oif at Wil
Fon'* ?station on the Sontbside RttilriAad, twenty
seven mile-? west of l'otersburc. Hetween him
and the Appomattox was Bluridan, riding
at Ppeed for the Danville Road, while
the infantry nnder Or'l and Meadc
pressed along the railwny lino Btrnight f?u
Burkcsville. Grant evidently has no doubt
that he is to reach it before Lee?evidently
feels that Lee is in no position to make even an
eflbrt to get pos.-jessi?>u of the solo point which
might ailord him one chanco of conlinaiug the
great strnggle.
Contrast, moreover, the condition of th? two
arraie?. Lee cannot hate lost so few as t&i.?BHj,
killed, wounded and prisoners. Of the latt?-r
alone more than 12,?000 are under Provost .Mar?
shal'.? gnard at City Point, while Weitrel re?
ports f?,(KK) taken in Richmond, and Orant fiiii!?.
that the " houses through the country are nearly
all used as hospitals for wounded men."
On our tide wo have Gen. Grant's statement
that 7,<0(>0 will cover all losses. Lee, then, who
was outnumbered almost two to ono before the
battle, has lost three to one in tho week's con?
test, and with an army ?carcely more than a
third of tbe strength of hit enemy, is conduct?
ing a retreat to a point which ull'ords no hope
of safety.
The two statements that the Rebela had
removed nearly all their guns from Petersburg,
while at Richmond Weitiel captured 500 plecei
of artillery, 3d engines, and ICO cart, ailord
conclusive evidence that Lee traa ready for the.
evacuation of Petersburg, bat Witt atttvckodl
before he bad far ?vdraavetl in hi* preparations |
fur .?siirrpiideritiirKiolin)?.!i'l. Gen. Grant i poil
that part of tho programme, and sent the (?<
fedomey skurrying out of its capital at a upt
as undignified a.-; it was perilous.
Till. *YATIO.VS HOPE.
The general utnl eager iiiixiety whorewith I
American lV.plp export and await a Troc?an
tioii from PrcMilcut Lincoln calling <?ii the
"?urgeutra to lue down their aim.-?, and return
the way? of loyalty and peace was forcibly i
liil.itcil ye.-torday in leading editorials in i
Tiiiits mid Tin World?antipodes in politi
yet neither of them an organ of extra
opinions?urging President Lincoln to ta
instant and energetic measures to stay t
further effusion of American blood in fratricii
(?inflict. Tho point of view of MM of th?
journal.-? is r-o widely different from the othf
that their concurrence in ?simultaneously p'
ting forth urgent appeals to tho Plaide
for an exhibition of magnaminity and olemen
may be fairly taken nt< conclusivo that on t!
point public sentiment is very nearly una
IllC.lla.
We ?|iiite comprehend that the subject i* Lb ?
with difficulties and not to be approached wit
out circniiispection and ?latient thought. 1
realize that Mich tiords a* we would hale t
President titter are not to be recalled, and th
li.i' danger of r-uicrilit ing by mistaken leni
what has been gained by enormous sacrifices
1.1....d and treasure is far from imaginary. 1
pli-fitl not for vealoiess hut for generonity, ai
are far less ?-olii-Hous M to Hie letter than t'
spirit ol the overture which wo tniot the Pre
.l.-iit i? ?ven now preparing. 80 that it bo reco
hi/.-.1 as lirge-heartcd, and impelled rather I
Immunity than by calculation, we ask no mor
Never im there im era in the world'* hii-Ui
when obvious generosity could have been BBB
timely, moro effective, than now. The su
?tantial power of the l.cbt'lliou is broLeii, )
its rnpneity for evil is not exhausted. It h
?till in?'?v tL.ui <?:?' Hundred Thousand men
arm-, most of them m tcnui-, und tltree-fourt!
of'hem (?vsjly oiinceiitr.'iteil by a three lag
. mh t.iiv.ird R common focus. They have
? entrai ].o .?ion, iilst.und'iig in inounta
fastnesses ainl defiles, whtr.ee a Hying colun
tuny he launched without warning upon si
li of the ?uljiic ent vnllc \ I utlil plain?". T<
?v. ;ik longer to imperil the integrity of the I.
public, Un Relu i loic? s, if driven to despor
tion, may yet mar its peace and waste it* r
..tin is ff.r months. Tho magic word wlm
-hull tli-ann and ?li-pers?. its routed, otten dec
mated, bat ttill formidable battalion-;, ?s b
vol.e.l by true pol;, f 11? Well as by humanity.
"We do li-it it-k that the Pre ?nient cha
dien-gard any ilanp-er by which the Unicn is iti
mena-f-ed. We would not huve thebrtiL-t ol th
l.epnblic band to the as-?..<jrn who to Irtti-I
sought lur life. Put we do isk and trut tha!
10 m? iily m ma) be, lYery onisi UdihRingt
the tntt'Tid, trailing flag ol Di-emi-m t-hsll b
-upplied with r?' ?.-oils forij.;'." g | ,j WmW',
?MfMR and carting him-dl' unre.-servedly M th
merit Of hi .i.".'.:-\c.l a:..) 1 ,'.i b. |MM??M kt
\ict.'riour ainl pis. ?tlilc country.
Should the liebelt? in ?itt t?n further ?ghtinf
then fighting mrM le; fot we ?h ill ?lfJOM ti.
necessity and count the t-luin a- a
wickedly enirrlired. Put we do not btiitv
tin-re iioeil be atn.tl.er battle. All tin? 1'rheUii
arms this side of (?C'.rgin are not C'ii.r?;g!i U
with-taiid on | luir b< Id the totaMI of cthc
Shennnn or liriiit. N?.r have Davis, Lu
ami JohniloiisMiiiiiiaiid of Ibw aiiiiiufes. n ?
and depots ol riipjili??. i*fqnisiM to ?imbli
their remaining follower? U? 1MB the !.. Id .1
sat, laic ol .?'i- h itrin.i ? | ajr. 1 he grc?t tntn
?.!' th'ir forre, uro tlinheartened, ill appci'.ti !
??cantily l.-ii, and in>.?t untiou- t<? return ii
pea? 0 to their fatiiiliert. Only gil?) thniii nn as
i'tiHP, mid they will bid a ?pi eily ttiid liual udiei
10 the broken, dw nulling rank* of tin* l.uhril.??n
We ciimot doubt that the President wil
promptly r-npp?y those f..r< M with Um <.?il.\
impetus now needed t?i in,tire their raj.id tun
rolliplete tli.-.-t.l 111j?.11.
????-??BBMPtaMMImmm
fETTn? rVKt^HOK?.
A recent Washington di-p,,t. h nays:
" i berets, at the presen t tun.- aVSTV large rxipiibi
tin of colored refugee? in an I mound Hit? I il?. Il lia?
Li-.-ii 1-tiuiii!'?I us l.iirt a* liten llioiissiid. lia y BM
1 . u 1.. ? ily 1 7nlltii.li, and aid from abroad 10 the WmMP
men? Association here aoiild be tlianllully teecii. d.
?Doubt 1?"-f, there arcnii-k, woun.li-d, ?rippled,
insane, idiotie, paralytic and sujieraii'iinited
negroes as well as whites about Washington?to
say nothing of very young orphan.??who need
charily ami should have it. "The poor y<
have alwayH with you," and no Christian will
deny or ev^ila th* duty of oont libuting lib?mily
to their relief. War, too, is a fruitful source of
ilova-tatioii and anarchy, whereby thousands,
through no fault of theirs, are suddenly de?
prived not only of stib-isteneo but of the mean?
of earning; any. Let nil givo freely who can;
there will be ample want and Buffering alter
benevolence hat done its bet-t.
Bli we do most earnestly protest again-1 the
gathering of negroes, or white*, in vast aggrega?
tions of pauper??whether called Freedimn'e
Villages or something lcsaiduu.-ible?and umler
tnkiiig to feed, ohithe, *helt?r und educate them
in good part by aim?-. It is a groas imposition
to attempt 1Mb Ml QBJtllt tat: on the charitable
and a grievous wrong to the bcneficiiir.es. It
has pleiiw'il Ood to iniikt? Labor the fuiiiiiunental
law of human existence, and we firmly believe
the law beneficent or it would not havo been
enacted. You do not benefit any human beiog
?whether white, black or yellow-?-by contriviug
that bo shall live idly on tho products of others'
lalkorj on tho contrary, you do hint a very great
injury. ''Koot, hog, or die !" is Nature's inun?
date: whatever ojiposes or st?eks to erado it is
Atheism, and must ronult in evil.
We know well that many Ulaoks ire rjoorly
fitted for Freetloin?a?, iadeetl, many Whites
are. Biij all codtjliog, and namperiug, and
piivi^litinship, tend to perpetuate sAme of tbe
worst abuses of Slavery. Let eTcry freed man
or woman understand at the very outset, "You
are free to plau, and bargain, and work, and
?avo, for yoursulft Lean upon no one, but take
yorjf dcutiny into your own keeping. Go to
work ! if yon cm on!r obtain filly cents per
day, tike that, and save half of It wherewith to
make your way to ?ou?t locality there you can
do toi.?"or.'' Rotter work. for your botri only,
than beg board; clothing and shelter altogether.
Juist now, the rudest and commoncite. labor
is in eager and gem?ral demand. A frvedma?,
though burdened with a family, can und work,
sholtor and food, if ho only will. We need to
grow a great crop this year; and farm hands are
scarce and command very high wages. Let us,
then, have a general breaking up of contraband
camps and freedraen'ri villagos, and let every
one go to work where hi-j labor is most needed.
If there be fifteen thousand negroes in and
around Washington who want work for fair
wages, let the fact be duly ad-rertiued and a way
opened to obtain their services, and they will
all noon be planting corn and potatoos from
Norfolk to Rangor. This is the true way to im?
provetU??ir"noeily ?jyavutlition," and, if the Freed
men's Association want help to find them em?
ployment, we are on haud to give it.
NOW LKT VH PAY THE ?Of?
ItlRRB.
Wo never can pay tho d?-ht of gral itiulo and
honor we owe the soldier? who have supprer-sed
the Rebellion and re-dored the Republic. That
olihgitmn, in part, hat got to run over the
life lime of those demigods and accrue to
their descendant?!. Rut there is a debt lonn,
due to these heroes, which we can pay imme?
diately, and which it will be u burning shano
if we don't pay immediately. And that ia their
back-pay.
No\c, let all of us, m?-n an?l women, through
?nit the I'nitcd S'fites, sea to it personally that
this debt ?s paid right off. The process is sim?
ple Tut the Treasnrf in/unJt Iy subneriliinp to
the Siren-Thirty Loan. Lot even 'body who can
??Hire fifty or a litindn-d ?lollies it??in their busi
bBbM?all who have either of th"?e Minis latid by
from their tuvings,.straightway lend to the
(?overnincnt. Tho inve-stniont will be the
securest and molt profit,ihle on tlie ctrth?
it will at the sain'- time be the most dutiful and
patriotic. The rit h who have thousands which
they cafl thtlt lc:.dt'?th??irco'iiitry w ?th profit to
them?. ?WS, Miredy ?houlilnol mail urging to il?>
the only practical'!" thing which can im
mtdiaiily be don?', to te '.ify thdr gratitu?le
to th? lira'.'? men who l.av?? con?ju?rud l'?-n< *?
for ns all, nnd restored tl.u Fnioti, and?,i.i.:
new hie. < tiara? tor. Ml 1 power to the Nation.
.M'M find women throughout the Finte?!
S'.tt'--, let ttfl ui'tke this our Iit?t hu-iiiBes, not
t?bala I a-id?? until complet?'?to raie rieht
oiTth?' nioueyt?? ?my ev? ry dollar duo to our
-??Mier-?.
And Oint fjtod Almighty bb??- thi-ni'
Bl 1WH?H1-.T?". rur I.oA?r,
?
VIHtUtrtlA.
A Wii-hiiiajt.ni iliepatib r'-itcratcs a v.-ry old
ami stupid blonder m follows:
"ll.T. I'ieri".r.t 1? In tft.a?it-r t?-e ?"...vernment of
tl? Slut.- o? Weitem Vtrgtuta fr?.in Alexaaslrla to
Kief m.iiul. lmm?-<linMy. A Bral-f? pnrty of ladn-a un<I
1. .,..:, W.:, k*.i t., J.a ?aiolul With lam to ia.lll(fur?tt
tita BBS (.ev'-ri.nnut
?Ther? is no su? h Stute u Heeler? Virginia,
?rid (??'v. Ptaarpont it not the (Jov?-ru"r ?d- tlett
? | lia, hut Art! :r J, lior? uian it, Fraut-ii
II. P.i-rpoi.t i? G'-'.'-ruor of nVi/Virts'inia?that
i-, ?of tl.?- lojtvl s- ??? if that nanur. tina, as
tl.'? t.uie 1.1. ?'arrived for the "rveon struct ion"
of old Vini'ni?, it ???'??ni? t?> us that it may a?l
v.iiitais-i-otiAlv crysiaili/?! tat?*?**1 ihe 1 .crpont
oriruin/riUuii, hilhirto re tiict?-d to | l,w
???unties on the ea?t--rn Vi:,'?- ?f the S' tte. On
thiapt '. ?? ? . tnot tonacioiu, ant) ma;, ]ud?ge
different.* when bal t< r td, i-.-.l; the vital mat
t. r I'.'ii / t!. i? th'-re sh.ill I"|| lo?, d V,r??,iiia
eonilittit? d and re? ??(??nixed an ^.n ?., m?t,y b?.?.
?oem-awt It 4 11 HO A II*.
(i. IV, after a very eari.e-t and p*iiii.?ii?? j,,i?t
r> ?.r?-lia-nation of the construction ami managt
ment of the Hailroa?!-" <?f thi? country, iinres that
our Ktato appropriavto the l?ailroa.ls within h-r
boiibrs, ?.i.;..:.?' lor tlicm iu bond-, mid running
tht: m b| her own ag'-i.t-. mi .'?'ale nccomit. Wo
object to the project. Tin re is no proof that.
had ,.- ioi|.or:iti- management i-, Sute m?*ntft
m?-:it wo'ihl not h<v wor ??; jodaring from expe?
rience, art bar it would be. 1 hen we buve
?I m te enough public debt, without incurring a
Lug?; new one so wantonl) ; ai.il we slmuM
dread the increa.se of oflieial patronage whioh
Ibfl chuge projio.?ed would ?n.<'lv>\ A!n-,i?ly,
nearly every man who can read, with some who
cm 't, and a gotjsj many women, uro either in of?
fice or trying t<> be; ami it is really Im cumin':
i'omnio.) for tho?e who can 't g??t oflico to fancy
themselves fl-s'irrieved ami persecuted. We be?
lieve in beneficent government ; but there
MBit be a limit to its function' somewhere, ami
v.e stoji short of Railroad?. Let u? leave point
?? ope to unofficial energy and entorpri-??'.
The Daily Si\tt, in its London letter of the
Iath hist., has the following explanation of the
recent protest of bills drawn hy the Confedor
ato Government on its Liverpool bunker?*,
Fnit-er, Trciiholm A Co.?Trenholm being it??
own Sijcrctury of the Trea-ury, who donbUotl
drew? the bills:
" Tht Ttma .s net correctly informell. Ta* fi.?luwiofr
Is a BOlNflt ?tiitiTiii-nt ?if the BBfler
"Hill? nui'.iiiitinic IS Bft.ttt, ilra? a In thu t'a- l.tl-r
ata (luvi-i uiiii-iif, Luv?- beta ri'fu?. ?I iiv ?l .??.r?. Krater,
TrenlKiltn. ?nd Co. 'Th* ress.iu for the rervert Is not ta*
want of advice, dut ta* <!>-j>r?fa*i t?>u of ll.tr ?sjoiaruimut
fund? hclil l>) I'ruM-r, Tr.-uhi.Tiii, inn! Co. Fur some
remol? or ollar liny liol.l a ilifck of ID.???) Btn*B of eot
ton li.r tlie r.nifi-ili-ratr tjoVi-Jliliii'Ut. This cotton
?"iir-lit la have lici-n a?.hi a? It arrived Ht lu-ntriil ports
for l'j- BflsatBf H haoB, Mimh. Kr??er, I'ri-nlii.lni. ?n.l
lo. haw- llii?lv.il a lo*? of X-itei IS?) t.i till- (olif, iliTittt
Ooveraaaat Why th?-y (a-nuit this sranttui fot ?o
Aiiiiill a ?um la wuuilerfiil. ?Hl.i-r .1. |mb>itto.-i.ta of tl.e
('??nfcilt-rHt.- Ilovi-rnmiiil h?-l? have nn.?t ampli? fuiitl?
Why do they not take ?* lae h?lst Is this scinitlsl it
trot up tliiuf,?, or Htts- p?-i uut'eJ to ?U-iin ?? th.- li.i.n ?.. ,,?
to hui it up before mlroUuViig tin- now lo?u l .Soiia
?ay it i? so.'' ?
?If anybody is inclined to buy up those
bills at a reasouable discount, whether on the
Rtrength of the " lo.otio bale? of cotton," or of
the "ample fUnda'' above-named, or of the
?j^neral solvency and tlirift of the Coufetlerate
concern, we will warrant him a cutlouier.
Tht Snn per-siitta in a blunder which was cur?
rent soma weeks ago, but is now exploded,Trti
plying that ('oupeHs, in revising the inteniul
Hevenue act, exempted the compensation of its
own Members and those of other fanctionaries
from taxation. It quote? the obnoxious pro
yihion at running siihutantially thus:
"ThB lalary or pey reeelred for ?jerrlces lit the elvll,
tnllltary flr other aervlceof the l'iuteil States, Inolutltag
Nnators, lVtyrMeattl'TM ami lUvlctat?* la Von?-tte?.
ftboTi? ibe rales of fix hundred dollar, per p^anm, ,UaJI
bei ttxeaipt from tb? provlkioa* of tbi? law."
Now, the fact is, that the act (,116) ?W
biem to exempt offioial'CompenMtion from ttrx;
but, if Tht Sua will examine ?5 123, it will per?
ceive that the Government takes care to doduot
?the income tax when pitying ltd officer? and em?
ploy?s, and so fail-i to msko them rotnrn their
compensation a? income, because it has made ?t
pay income tax already. This section reads as
follows: ,
"Sue. in. AntibeU further entrttd. That theTe ?hall
tn- levied, oollected and paid, on ail satanes of othoei?,
or payment* for aervice? to person? in the civil, mili?
tary, naval or other employment of the United State?,
including Senator? and Repreientatlvr-s and Delegates
In Congr????, when exceeding the rate of Iasjijo per an?
num, a duty of tire per centum on tbe exc?s? above tbe
said triKsi, and it ?bull la tbe duty of pavniastcr?, and
?11 disbursing" oBVsiS. under the Government of tbe
I'nitcd ?Slate*, or iu tbe employ thereof, when malting
any payment to officer?, and pe??n* as aforesaid, to de?
duct and withhold the aforesaid duty of five per cent?
um, " 4c, ate.
?The Sun must eee that, instead of being
favored and exempted, the officer?, legislators
and employ?s of the Government pay before'
everybody elise, and pay to the uttorinoet
farthing. Others may miderstate their In?
comes; but here is no chance to withhold a frac?
tion of the Govonunont's liouest duo. And, as
the mist ake on this point has caused BOBB popu?
lar ili-content, wo nrge all journal? that love
truth to diffuse) this correotiou.
Bfaalc.
.MadHe. De Katow and Mr. Jamc-iM. Wobli
(fivn tt.nr lait concert last evening. Nililos Saloon
wa* ?-jiitto full, ?nd the enthnsimm wa? tin wann,
especially toward Mr. M'chl!, as en r. Itnry piece be
tibiied wni encored, and In one ?etectlon be received
double ettore, to which be responded bv playing bl?
Nitioiiitl air*. Tbe nioment tho "Star Spangled
l'.iinner" waa recopnl/.-d, the andieuoe,
full of tbe happy excitement of tin;
few past ?lay?, bar*t into apontaneona ?p-plause.aiid only
the fa.ti,-,: ? of tt.o artist prevented a demand for repe?
tition, IN'olwithitandinr the recent Cti>tt*4.'ha!k furore.
Mr. IVelrli s enalslto tn 1 ?? nt i? a? warmly rs>eognl/ed a?
liereltiftire. a-?l we are rejoiced to find that th? re ii *nf
ficlent of refined taste in onr city to appreciate, ?o un?
ipiisational a player?one who*?? Mil ilup'rti'bnee for
. I at i- npou the ptitity and perfea-ti..? of hi* ?tele. We
hope to hoar Mr. rfetM once more before bit departure
re tas? M', ?t.
lp-iii tl.? pTtsfiamrae of this concert wa? a very allly
traveetio of ihe "S.iiml?er Son.,'" of Gott?? hn'.k. The
c-,,ii.jMis:Ma,a i? eonta'iiip'il'.e. the a-ordiar?-.?e?'i.nd hand,
and tbe attempt to eonneet It with i.ortairi'k'* name,
by a tli'dieation, 1? an imposition too tntnepurcnt to de
aeiVI any cut.
Mrs. J. I?. Barclay's Concert at Irving Hall
wa* In every wsy succes.tful. The Hall tu tilled by a
fashionable audicDce, and the programme wit* liiarnlly
em or?d from beginning to end. Mr?, ltarctriy hi* n !
i..;j iii.1' in.,.., in compiat an.i power tt i* capable of,
n larger scope than ?lie baa yet attempted. Her lui
proveiueiit hit* t<e*n vc ry rapid, and with tare nu! .
Judie loua aelf criticism, al.e w.ll work her way Int.?!
great prominence. Mr. J. I?, i boms?, Mr. .1 N. 1',t
tiaon, Mr. 'i!,.unas. SlK-cor Mingisrdini, Dr. H. rgo and
Mr. BstM assisted, the latter playing tut. fully and
oiTectivc.y.
Tlie ciuicfrt at Irving II..11 Li?t evening, in
nid of the funal? of Ihn I'uttiotie Urplian?'li'dnt?, wa?
lilierally attentb-d. MlM I.uura Harria- cotiid : d ?lug
because of a ?ever? atPec ti<-a of the throat. Jin?. I
Hun laf rapliu-'esl her v?ry aoceptably, and t?tig ??v>r?l |
song charmingly.
Till? iNmoert .ierlvi d ni'-t of ita Bttrttull.n and in- I
t. r. rt beyond iti lxjnvvolont ohjeet from Ibe atabal of i
NJi.-t Sophie S. De ta Grahgr, the adopted daughter of.
I Madame De laiirange. M ^?ptAiar Lero la opera fbt]
niwal JMfl Mi?? De la Orange i* young and ei i?
j dently unaccustomed t<> pubhc display of her piaiiUak
J IL r peiMMl appearance is gool, her manner and
i de|?.rtnit?nt beirnr devoid of pr*tei,sion or affectation.
of L.r performance last night it would M unfair
I to apeak too closely, for ?tage frigl.t ?pp.-?: .1
| too evident, and ilc waa too rervou? and hurried to
treat ?in !i a composition at Tlialborg't I'uutasie on
Moiae. la r-orniit a doubt, Jndgiug by tbe aMllty whi. h
tbe exbil-itod. th tt ?he t "til 1 do n.ueli lie^'r ?ben in?
ured tn paihlle iibeervatton. She brought out the
itrength of "?teinw?: a extra e,?ed lirand, itjiuarkabb.
vtc'il. and exhibited a niatsulinr force In tb.? grasp tf
Ihe full chord?. In-'lher reipecti h.T leeaalqM IBM
ttea BBBlae, and there I* vuniue?*tiotiaNe MnttM of
in in h eanllnee in tbe future.
A fartJ.
T. (Ar r-firrrrr of T\r ?V. Y. Tnbnn?.
SIR: In rcuding jottt valuable paper of Wed
Wmmmf, M-m-h '.".?, IBM, I ?,?* that yea fjye Ihe credit
to Its Mt!. N.wYork Heavy Artillery of tatea lis li?t
ton t>-r tbe uiine in front ef Petersburg, Va., uftor i|*
explosion on the 3fHh of July last, 1 ht? u a mistake.
The Hi m r?glaient to enter thi) mine wiu fie I'rutii
teaal M Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery. By inserting
this In your paper you a ill place th?' I'rovlalonal'.'d ia
1er right pluc?. and give honor to whom hotmr !? due,
Jr-i'rlt II. IIoLMaaV lateCapt.,
I'rov. N J'eiii.. II. ?vv Int'lory.
H-adauit'trt Halten/ "(/." 'id Pa. fit. Art, Ridoubi
Dutt'it D'J't, Htrm< tta llumlttd, /"..., Marvh HI, lctx..
Di:ath of Pisiinp Dklani ti. ? The Kight
Bar, VViHinm II. Dvlanocy. lllabop of the Diocese etf]
M", stern New-York, of the Prottitaut Episotipii !
t'l.uiili. dit?tl at hi* re?iden.'c in tieneva, N. Y. '
)-e?(erd.iy, April 5. The late Ui?hop wa* born in
Westth.ster County, gf, Y? ?Oct. ?, IT'.'T, grudiiated
It Yale College in li"17, and wa? ordsined iu [
\-y>. Tn lia he wa? ??sist.trt minister in i
Philadelphia, and iu 1-?? wa? appointed iSornl of|
Ihii Liuvcraity tf 1'tnnsylvimla, in K-ICI. he Bet ?III?
Assistant MiaVtor of IsH.febrr'a Church of rhiladcl-1
able, and la IS3?, atacter. Wbea the ctlooe?,? ,t K. w ;
loris ?us tUvMed m IK?*, Dr. Delaneet an elected!
th" lint Hiibopof th? new dioteseof wester Sew?
r\'aC"\ ^\*,V'\*Wty{>\\'i'4* placo?) .-atefl, IRM. In ?
|s?, he tisiitd KuKlniid us a fioiegate t? the Kiglmhl
11? i. c of lli?l)ot>* from the l'rt'ttjtaiit Episcopal Cauri h
?f.luicrlia. H? h sueceeclcl by Dr. Cl-'ielabd Cox, I
who a abort Uiuo aao was eiiot ltd A**i*Ubl BUhuu of I
the Dloctsc.
Sir. Hreetrr'? llrparturr far 4 harlr-siaa!
Last evening, a large meeting wan held i:i the
lecture r.s.ui of Plymouth Church for a last asRatttf 9t
Mr. llcccher before hi? di-partiire for ('(..irlc??f?n. He.
ligioti* excrcUe* wero held, and iu tke sermon, Mr. '
Bccchcr relcrred to the narrative toiiiariied in the three I
or four closingchaptei? of the Beat ??fJudgo*. where i
MOM out of '27,1.00 of tb? tribe of Benjamin were dn
?troycHl. lint the r>e?>]ilo wejrt and prayed that tberv?
should not be a tribe lut king in Israel. Not alt, gethdr
unlike tbe feeling* then? exprea-rsd for
that tribe, were onr feeling? toward th
South. The wkole couutry had besen oar wate h word,
w* h ad fought for the whole eountrv. and we were re
s|*)ii?il)le for the whole country. vYe shonM tie cnrcful
not to fall into the easy tin of a desire of vengeance un
der tbe color of de?irliitr Justice. From the moment
the last musket waa dropped and the last ?word put up,
he would not have one drop of blood apillt-d of anv man
who ha? taken part In the R?bellion, though be
w-oubi expatriate some of tho loader? that they trUiiht
not work any more mischief. From the eriieibling j
pulpit iu Charlceti.il harbor he should ?ay lo tbe South |
now that the (ftillty and bloody war I* paaaed, now that ,
tbe e?u?e of it U dustroyed, thero I? nothina between
tu o nies* it ia on your part; If you bate u?, we do not
hate you, we? are Cluistiau citUt'iu, sud ourpurpos? i*
Just and kind and aincero.
An tttblre?* to the palter WM ?iiliseipientlv adopted
by the church, tn wbleh they ?a?. " We wl?b esi-eciall,
to appeul to the Christian men of the Ninth to hasten on
the rroourdliatiou which a? and all ChrUtlan* at t?ie
North delire, aad to take the lead la restorluir Peace to
a country which can never be divided, fe.l.ng tbkvt in
n? way can Ihey or w? b?tfer nrve our oommon bfaeti?. i
?ban by promoliug r>(?avi? aud good will among lc. *(!?,(,,',
while niainlaiii i g Justice, g.?jil gie,?rui*?eut M. \4m > <
Tbe meeting vlo?..'d by tUliginit Aju.ti .??*'. Bll,i ?lu,|
l>?itol?jfy, v
roK Kiioufi latLA-ro meiTifl?.
. ;?aver*er ?aal ?J**f reeaa*eai Be-eleeiet Bf
?Larga) 9I?jsHliV*.
Vwrrmxxcr., Wednesday. Apr'! 5 .993, -
At the Btato ?doctiou to-day atr. BtaUu was 1
ra?lectfcd ?K>v ???rao.* witliout ???positI??o. Xbtra vu otlt '
' about half a vote ?lit. Thorn?? A. Jenckes and Nataaa
? V. Sixou are re^ec^d to Contre? by large maj^tt?- J
j Mixed ticket* of R"pnMlcao? and Demeerata areeieonf.
to the Ass?srnbiv in this elty, Xnwport, ISorth PrstV
deuce, Cumli-rland, Warwick and ?ttor towaa
PBOiti .wtannuTor
S|??ri?! Oi?B*li-h to The N. Y. Tribune, ?
WavsMLNOTofl. Wedueailej, Apt il p, i>**j.
MB8. LIBC'OLlt.
Mn?. Lincoln, accompanied by Senator Stiav
ii'-r, fleoretary Harlan and Lady, left la a ipeolal
steamer to day f??r City I'olat and Richmond.
PAROLRD PRISONKIW. ?
Letters received by the Sanitary Comiiu?>a?aa
fr.au Wilmington ?t?te that 3,1X0 more paroled Uaaaa
prisoner? hare arrived tbore, and that aaoitary aoptjBat*
In ?liiinilsuoe were at hand.
TAX O t TOBACCO.
Ji'dg?! Lewis i? preparing a ciroular p??t?a3?b>.
I i.,' '?'?<' tnx tu be pa ill open the tobacco found in &*?*?
n.ua I and having Union cUiniaiiia.
DAVIS OONI TO OEOBOr.t.
A gentleman Jota from Richmond, states that
tbe best Informed there believe Dsvit haa
lie?! to (1-iri/ia. and tkit Le will n.t.-mpt a
1 ?-><stfthll?ment of bis government at Augoste.
? inch possesses strong nataral defencoe and baa beea
elaborately fortitio.1. As a singultr coincidence, ltraay
In- stated tin? elder Mr. liloir taad?? this ;?. ? i. iioee
weeks ago.
OtW. WARHEV.
Whatever ?-iirpris* and reirret may have i-a
sulte-1 from Un- r?uiov?l of Gen. Warren, tbe promotm
flf f?en. (J ri Hin is received in military oln-le? with
nal versal favor.
TUB WOG.NDI.D.
Three thou-and wounded are expected hens
to night, 111.1l long trains of fimbulanc??r ar - ni mng Ci
Sixth-it. Wharf. BvBTJ preparation have t?ecn ?B*?ia
for tbe restoration sn?l comfort at </?ir city laasmtala.
All caat-t tea '?ren- for the pa**8flA r-moval will rental*
at r?ler?buig Ist the pistent.
" O? TO RICHMOND.''
The War Department has been pe-fvMy in?
undated with application? for passes to visit Richiaoad
iroTi parti?-.? hiving friends or property there, coriiaitjj
seekers and tobacco or cotton sjx, -jiator?. It is
?tiled that pais'-s hare been torged \<p partfe*
?issaming th<* <*-hart.i?t<-r of Representatives of tlie pre?*.
To flsaast an ex-tat ha* tht Uovertiment transportatfoa
bcen rjnonr>p?ilite?l tbot to-day r^c-ftAty Stantna issaatl
order? that no more p ?s??-? are to be granted to ports***
but In the military service.
BflBJtBJflJ ACCIUKNT T<> MECBETART SEWaBB.
This evening, ai? Secretary Seward was ridirif
ont with hii farci.'/, tLe door of hii baronch?'' I>H?t?flaltaj
nacat?n?*!, tbe tlxiier dt-*c.!ailed to tantea it?
wln-n the l.?.r?es started and ran furiously tot
their st? >le. Mr rndvriil? .s-??ii.1 s;Tsiug oat,
aud cec'.ped i* j.iry; but tbe fv-cretary. in 1". ?uptiiia?
t?. f.'U-iw fell biavlly ttpon the ?r-ronnJ. catting andseer.
ifylng his face and brerklng his arm jiat jrel-vw tka
shoulder. II. w a? can led. in a state of i-uousiliiiitr ta
his resi'lcnco, and for a time ser.oai ar?T?r?>BeB.
sion exists-d of iiaterB?U injury, bul Batel
this evening be bas rallie), dial bis
wounds having l,?eu disvated and Bis arm aet BB?
."?'?irgi-uii-?i-i.. li.i i.e.-, be Is proiionnard out of danger.
The ladies n-ai?>it??-d 1:1 the carriage end ?ere MiajtfaTsi.
The member? of tbe Cttbii.ct ai.-l Diplomatic oorpe.
hnve mad?? csllt npi.n tbe ?uff-.-ring I'roaxlr t?is evea
inir, as an evidence of their avn.pt. by and flflfflflfla
arsm ? i ??
Kplgraa*.
(iiinther. at h.?art a K??bel, coDdei-'vals
To t-oll us how to triumph >> e: kifl frunJa;
I.an<Iinn the Constitution, hi? small ?nini
Toatiirhi s.tv?- lowest party trick u bliul.
.T.-ff.sjBOB a h.rth.hiy his foul touch hid ?riar??*!?"
If to BtBBfl thA? of Pa.it he bal l-ir-vl.
Tliaiik lleaTcii, now l?v?J uiou can 1st thisptatf,
And laugh t?i tee hira prove himself *?n tat.
- a) . ?
OB1TT4KY.
' Oeaih af Blah*B Delaaeer?
UKftTVaV, N. V., Wedn?s*day April 5 l-s**?
The Right Heverend Wm. II. Delaticay,
Jiiaao]' of the Western Diocese of Now York. J10J at
lu? re?lden?-e la tins village, at *> 0 vkx'ii this uioi niavg.
lirait, mt Xctsaa Btarnsa*.
liar TIM- ?ck, Wcxlaiwd.iy April S. IfltBL
/etia- Itanium, one of our most loivpsWUisl cit?
i/eaa, ?I.?-', thia morning.
??v. HurkinalsBua'a Tlajarity.
8p?cisi Di.pa-.-1, to Ta? ti? V. Tribun?.
IIaltlrOlU'. \VeJiit.?,l i;,- Apr:I i, IflfB,
The um''ud?-d ivturiH of TA.? J-.Vtrt?// Pratt
nisik<" llueitingham's misjority 11.-?.'.
The rXevr Fir? t:*e*B*iasi<Ba?*e*.
A die-patch from Albany statos that th? Cotiv
iui?.-?io3ersof the 1'ire Department ire to be Jtt. XT.
?i - *:. Martin l'.i 1?... C. C. 1'incknev, ISamtiel iMo.ia.
1??-X:-i_
I'xiTABiAX Vestival.?A s?"sial r?K?ept?4Mt 0
the del?gales to the I. niuri in ionventloa will take
place this evening at the Aetdemv rjf Baile. l*e foj
luw Lag nxmesl gentle inen luve been n.a in, .?1 to ad
?liens the mettiag, tif.: Cov. AnJr"W of Hv?, ths
Rev. Dr. Gannett, tbe lias. K. K. linar Wm. C'ullea
Itryant. the Rev. Wm. Ilenry i'banring, Dr. J'tdi?.
Palfrey, tht? Rev. Dr. J-U?t of St. Lou:*. A. A. Low.
EUiot C. CoB'ititi. the Rev. Drs. ?.-'.In ?/? Hall. t:l*rk?i
and Osgood, John K WiUiams, t'a Hua Thomas i?.
Khot, Representative in (N.ngrese frotu Ifaa?, tbe Rev.
6. R. FrotLiugbam, the Rev K,laarl Evdrett Hai^
lliehard Warren and ether?.
I'M VMBKIt OF l'"MMK?(K.-TBC .?Hj'?'iil ??tn
BatftM appointed bythe t'hamber o? fomm??rt*> to ooa
.-nier the sul'ject of i-on?K-utiou by the (rovemment ol
the cottou at Savanr.uh and other Southern cities, sil
l'ui-H th?>ir rejmrt at the montbly BattvtBfll to ilay.
Two tiiie |..iinti.iga of Mr. Roheit Leaox and Mr. Jams*
ti. King former l'reslileuts of the* l'bxm'.'-?r. ?a-tll ??*
nreseuted at the Mime time.
A very oii-e count ry faun of ;V2 acres?that of
the Ut? Horace M. Deaey, Bear the Mount K.?c?> sta?
tion. Harlem Rallroud?is to bo sold hy auction on tat
pr&taitot un Tueaday next The bnidiogs are foot.
the liad excellent, and the fruit ample. The aale at
peremptory and the price will probably.be low. (Sea ad
veriiat-uteiii? of ?ale? by auction ,
Itlilwsake* ttlreilst?.
Mil.vv.it n.M.. Wednesday. AprU^l? ,
J. ... TaliiiiMtir?", Hep11blu.au. w*a ?*?Jt5?-?it ?
Mayor yesterday. I
Vit* i? t ??*???.
fHtCAoo. Wedn?^?l?v. Aaril >'"?*?
A lire last ni?ht in tho building no* J>J a??
13 Franklin??? . do.troyed property veluoi at laaStt?*?,
full? Uistiieil.
4 ssrl mi A|??j?eal?.
At bant. WodnesilaT, Apr?' < ?Jft-?.
The foil?, wing is the day calendar o', tBflC"iirt
of ABBsal? ft* TBaraUey. AprU I U*^ ,4, ij? K. It.
?. **t. ti, t\ '*. ** aut a,

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