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NEW YORK HERALD.
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i m AaaatoattiaA af Praiieat Umla aai Itteapl
to luautaate lemtavy levari.
Am tIt-1?' ter aad iwitoi oalaaty ku
Wklto At ?Mm PiaaMaat Lbwolt tea*
toili?tTti ? Wta4 ? At kih rf M UimA,
At ?Ml tf which thai* in bo hopes
of hb aarrtviag. havtog haaa shot white attUng
la i Awln vitMahf At performance of a
pUj. Am *! !* wm alao made, appa>"4r
Ajr At mm peraoa who ahot
?ho hiillim, to take tha lift of 8?craiety
Sewaad. Tha awaaala, after firing
* ^atoa^ rated to froat of tha box
attayiil hjr tha letter, ead, waring a long
?m i which ? Md tai hia right Wad, n- I
UWi ?? * MO? of tw Stela of Yliw
gtate," Ms Anapa ly ?teW H* than Jumped
? tW stage, tad, amidst tW tele?a wdtw?t
fMrt eosued, tacapid through the rear of the
building. The President was abo* through the
head. Be was baasediately waawj aad oa
?awing the woaad the braia was found to be
aaatag therefrom. The beat aargicsl skill was
teeteaUy summoned; bat it was not
tboaght It oould be of any avail towards
saving Mr. 1100010*0 Mb Bo
was still living at aa early boar this morning;
hat tbe teat, melancholy parting aoeno between
himself and family bad taken place,
and bis death was momentarily looked Cor.
Tbe attempt to aasuHslnals Secretary Seward
eras made at aa earlier boor la tbe evening
than tbe attack on tl>e President The assailant
forced bis way into the sick chamber where
Mr. Seward was confined to his bed, and,
after dealing disabling blows on tbe
attendants, rushed to tbe bedside aad
stabbed tbe Secretary la tbe neck and
breast He then fiud from the boose, mounted
a horse and escaped, making use, as he did so,
Of tbe same exclamation used in tho case of the
President's assassination?" 8lo Semper Tyrairnit!"
Though the wounds lntlioted on Mr.
B?*?rd am not of a mortal character, it is
fearel that, owing to hla previous debilitated
/ -ooaditioa, thej may lead to fatal results.
The amaaain had not been arrested op to the
fcaai of our latest despatches. Who he is ia
Mi positively known, though suspicion points
strongly to a certain individual
v THK SITUATION.
tMaai Sbnmslitar iiaaiwtd Ms teriM from
r? M.a,om Um Slh last. It botm ta three
atSaaaa omwaM respectively by Oiaarala Bovud)
Wwanl SchoSeld. Oeaeral SchoSeld moved oa the
' Ph, aa? tee reiaaladar of the amy oa the following
dy. During the re)oteiags ewe the capture of Rich
ami, poetess to taking up the lias of marrb,
gaaarel Shermaa wae called eat by hla tro-yr,
aai made a abort speech, tolltag them to prepare to
praatorward, n bo mi waa to bo given to Jr.hnet on.
< 1*1 Jwhaaton a arn y hod avac-ated PaJrl?t,, nicv i,g
to too wool of ft, loo ring too Iowa la iwwa-srioti >f {< ur
m Ito Ihownad of Hampton'a earal17 It v?a? rrp. rt*d
ton Johaaloa had goa* lo Qraoa*'?>r< ai tlo Jun. u. n of
too DaarUlo ood ChorioMo ItllmMk Ob Um arming of
too lath oat. a aaaoll foroo of OoooraJ HowanTa moan led
tofhat*7 wan aUookod by tana rabol cavalry, who, howW|
won boob flop a road, with a Ian of ono huadrod
tooa aad two ptoon of artillory.
It wao ropoftod la Ooldaboro, K. 0 , oa too 7to tan
ton OoToraor Taaoo would aooa call too North Carolina
1 igtoaion togctoor to ropoal too aaoaaaioa ordlaaaco
aad natoao to* Stoto 10 too Ualoa
Ml Daota, too omat Prandoal of too lot* tobol
ooafadomry, baa at laM boaa doctalvaly kayt from.
Oa too Mb Into ha Inaod from DaartUo, Va, a pro
toanalloa which wo pa MM tola nimilag Ha aaya
too*, Oaanal Laa hartag - tooad H aooaanry to naho
aatonaaonanof hla woo pa aa to aacaaar*1 HMnoad,
" wotod bo aawtao to ooaoaal too natal aad Mali rial
hHr" foaaMag to too rabol oaan from Ma inapaiiia
hf tot aaOoaal Waapa hull ha aadoaaoia loooanaoo <
ptli *gadod toUoooag^bn oraa tol4* oa* ?o a "bloaa
4a? todlanMe,"e* w*ld ItoeroU V*e*a afny for aeon
JLaaatoat opatwUoaa. Ho aaaouuoao bla porptaa 1
la MB t- Ma bad oaan wftb bla "wbolo heart aad I
Jn, aad to "aorta antrnaM lo toa aboadoanoat of oao
V .Into of too ooafodorooy. " Ylrgiala," ho dorloroo, '
^Vtotohohatdoad OadiBdil. aadaoptaaa ororbomod. ,
wHto to? totoaaoaa la 1 adaat of bar tocrtiory " Probably
to totoi to tofllto af too anrroador of Oaaaral Loo,
if haahaoano wUllag ta aUghily aaadify tola prootomrn\
mlbpi af Nat, Alabama, by Oaaaral Wnooa'a
aaaatoy, H a^Oraaad (Tom rabol aooreaa Mobil* popart
to (to dto Mb amaoaaead ton M bad boaa tokoa, with
Him pfcan af aatiilary aad a largo aaaooal of
A Maw Mnh^pM atataa Ibat? ftrtoaa tra
***** m Iba rataf?rfca ter?Mlim? MuMto oa tu ai?bt
?f ?a Mb MM, Mtl^liiilMlMNiUiumiBHi.
4lH?iMpbM hMMihrt; but Um mmM ?f
hail ?aM M aa* *wa mmwihh iikin vara
CM Ma rtata*r af KM m Um Mb tMi ftpawbb
? HIrtnil by tbaijapaat UxTblrt~ni> ?4
pMaftMM 8w?u^p|* >>fil u4i J.
ftMl, wbUa Put ?lay, MMthtv atoMf ratal worn,
^^NiMMrlkt Mr. ?M by IM HavMlb
KM Mawta?M*. ? Mi I ftLfc, M tew
tA lynWlllil* Oi tt* IterwMvS^paM WM
fcttai Mi m Um kMw Mi ? kUtai hMMw
?i Ml*, w MM It TUNikr1! ?Ill, *W m?My
?? ?g by Um miimiI ?r Iwwl Itomm, wttb Ma
?M aarya Mi MMf-Mra UllMli Mntlry, Ma
Mpaalii mm la afyaar la (Nat ?f Matua M tba iiril
u? aaafwii ma Maim af tba mnai,
*aaa?faaMs Uaargta, taiiMUa tfeaa Ala?a la batqg
fadfc?Mr taarrif by Um aattaaal aawalry oj^> q,,.
UmWMm# iai atbar aawaniwa, aJ| feariag in Dm
AiwMm af Mai? ? (tea ? taa* thay "ara rapraaawaai
la hi la mm aaar Maataralta awi Tuliialntaa
aaantf MaOaait faaaa la rapmn* u> hara bnraai IU4
Mm*? Iraa War? Mi *ba niia** it I Ifiiti, aiti
' V
jru
* km t^pab toe teMpnph to ii i il ptaaas mi
toitw*iw>wtoi?k?toMtofftlito?
ktortni. to to* latter part to Mat asiik, *a* tow
Mwpba aN to* oto*r torn uateeUie, Alabaam rtuto
to* mm daapatch w* kaara toat to* rah I alaaaaer Gar
toto, vtto a owf? rtl?*4 at two milttoa boilara, vaa
aak la Spaateh rlvar, Mar kfnbila, ua to* Ua? uM , bp
e?U dtag vtto to* aimw Natch**, aad prvrrd a muI
taaa.
Freeliiat Ltoaata ) latortoi oroareb to* reaaoallaa to
to* pa*a*a tor to* i*Ma Gaearaar Utcbv aai In**
ua<*r to vMt Bicbtovtd to Uk* part la to* pncaab
?aa tor reatortag Firgtaia to Ma proper piato a* la to*
Vbtoa. It la *4 toat to* artillery totiw laGaehaeaad
greeted to*** paaea* *a laaafltoiml authority
Nearly four head red aad ifiy captured rebel ttoto
[ f "n?n't arrived in WaabJagtaMpbtoarbap.
Ark ac to??a vaa Oaaaral Bwall.
Additional deuula to to* cere aao* lea etuadiag to* aurraadt-r
to General Laa'a amp an eoatalaad la to* daapatoh**
to oar oonreapoadenia publish d tola mormlng.
The DaarilJ* (Ta.) BtpWar to to* bto luL wpa toat
Oaaaral Breckinridge, rebel Secretary to War; to* rebel
Qaarlaraiantr Mb On at at I wary Oaaarala and a aaaab?r
to other adkeera, lad Blobawab on bnraaback J oat pre*4
aaa la Ma aacapallm bp to* aaitnaal treopa, aab van
*?|iaatab t* errve la DaavtU* aa the bto best
Foot i'aloa gnabaata reotatlp vaat ap to* Cbowaa
Hear, la North Carolina, for to* paipoaa to eo-opermilag
witt mm eevnlry. At win ton nm of nmi wmm
found; mm ik*r wmm mm dispersed by um ahsUe frOM
the gaabooaa, wbicb forrted um oavatary aarmm tbe mimb
iM tb?b proceeded to Mtufnaabaio, w tbo mtktrli
river, wbteb *m olao onptured.
Tbo m wbieh tbo robolo bad boos bnlldlag ot Hallfu,
n. a, mod wttb whteb they expected UI allot grant
damage om tbo MiklMl vimlm, vmm discovered to tbo
ft too, shoes Ptymouth, n. 0., on tbo Mb tool, moving
Ion; tort abo pnvM to bo am abort, having boos
burned to tbo water's odgs. Tbo nm ran Albemarle,
r:ak at Plymouth by Lieutenant Cuahlag and bit party,
baa been raised, aad la foand to bo aot aortooaly Injured.
Oirtora to diacoaUaas drafting anrt recruiting to tbo
Son therm dlviaion of thla Suit, eomprtelng the Irat tea
Ooagreailoaal districts, were yeetordmy received from
Wonhlngton and transmitted to each of the dletrlct pro aot
marshals. Business therefore cmaae to a sodden
teraainmtloa at tha Bupervlsors' rooms to the City Hall
Part and at the several provost marshals' offices. Chairman
Blunt, of tha Volunteering Commute*, hod two
hundred guns gr*d is honor of the event.
A Cairo despatch says that the rebel Colonel Forrest
has arrived at Memphis under a lag of truce for the purpose
of conferring wlib General Washburn# dn the subject
of a proposed extermination of guerillas.
xuBOPEAir mews.
The steamship Europa, from Queoaslown April 1, erred
at Halifax yesterday morning, on her voyage to
Boston. Hot- uens la two days later.
The United States MitnMcr at I.isbon bod demanded
ea'isfnettom from the ltittagoeno government for the in
mi. aau injury uone vu uur uig or nriug uo ur >W|!Wt
kiid Sacramento. He rci|tie?led (but the con. minder of
Port Helem be dismissed atd tUe Union Bag sainted with
tvceciyooe gun a. No decision bad been come to. The
American commander* deny lbat they mere abnutdo
and before the appointed lime, and any they were merely
ehifUag their anchorage when fired on. Our aperlel correspondence
from Coninna gtrea an Internaliag narrative
of the evante which occurred to the dale of the Bailing of
the Niagara and Sacramento from tbeir anchorage off
that place. The fact of eight guna having Juat bean
a hipped from England to the Spanish coast Increased the'
belief that there waa another rebel privateer operating In
III* ke-aalatb A# an Iwtaai^att ?Ktp,
burned lo the eater'e edge, came aahcra at Malptoa, near
Corunaa.
The London TVnet coeveepondenl in Blchaaend at
temple la remfort the anglo-rehel rympalhlaeru with the
aaaumnaa that avaa if Lea and Johnston were fief sated
the "atoning scenes" of the war will tree Me the Catted
States during two or three generation*.
The London nates condemns and ridle idea the amended
Tarff law of the United Stolen
A ! - adoa )oumal pays a Juat tribute to the nation off .
be United States Nary, under Fhrmgut and Porter, Our
it a the war.
?"< iitola claaad In London, April 1, at WH a DO for
mct-y. United Stater Bve twrattea were in brisk de- I
mend fbr the Continent. The value or the bonds eipe- ?
rl?uo*d a slight re la pea from the advance at the end of ,
the wroir, but tbay again advanced to bM1, The .
Bank of England reduced Ma into of discount to four par
cent 1
Two toilurea lb England?a commercial bouse and a <
bank?font up MabillMee of over ana mutton sterling 1
The Liverpool cotton market waa wanker, bet gutet, ,
with pneao unchanged, en April I BreadatuM were .
gulet and needy. Provtnear were gwtel and steady
TXX LSttlSLATDEB.
la the Seaate yesterday Mr. If?an of ik* aim
oowmltte* appointed to tareaNgaaa riuifatNMda agaiaat
certain deportments of oaf my |W?i?a at, reported
that tba awmmittai waa aat yak aMa ta atka a aim? I
report, aat sated that tbay ha a Mi wed ta eaaUaaa tha
laraatlgaUoa daring tha raoaaa, aad that thetr power* ha
am a del aa aa la include all tha BeparfiaM la tha any.
Tha report waa MM aa tha table. A meaaage aa reeeteed
from tha ha??aaa niitag tha Day Daafe, Baal 1
Broadway aad Neath Btrar Hilhtil MB, whlah waa i
ant*iad to ha printed. Tha Aaaoal happiy MB *a ,
reported aad mda tha ^aatal ardp A the
evening aalea. Tha MB la htmlf' M fen
ta tha Jfaw Yarh Owtni BallroU waa thaa takea '
ay aad ? ta til aa aa ta yvwreat dMtrhaiiialiiia
In fhtrea a# thraagh freight aad agaiaat way freight It |
waa thaa road aad paaaad by a rata af yaaa M, aaya U.
Btila ware alee adopted roMtMo ta tha Chwtoa Agwodwcl
la Maw York, aad to laaorporaU tha Barry Bo ward Am
ocMHoa af Bxeaapt rinaia ThaOertrtw'i aoahna '
Per HatropaHtaa Ytra CowttUaloeett wara ralactad la
saeeaUr* aaaatoa hy a rata ad yeae U, aaya IT.
la tha Araaatbly hlMa were ri purtti for tha mm Uaa <4
aaaw Capital. to prartda grenade far a Baal raatlag
place af tha itatha af New Yarh Takuataore who Mil at
?Mjda| aad Aiihha, aad ta ehange tha aaaaa of tha
Mhrlatra' tMrtogs* laatitata Bp. Vaad Moved ta take
from the taNh tha MMiwpalttaa Health Mn, which waa
aarrtad hy a rata of yaaa M, aaya hi Tba gaaotica of
tha roaoartderMMs Of tha rata hp wMoh tha Mil waa Mat
waa raaahed la araalag session Whaa tha laaalt waa I
aaaoaaaad, tha MU waa tiilanh Mat hy a rota ad aped )
ta, nags IB.
iwiLLAiMn im
oath Aatrkw Mekw, dated ta tha 11th ad Mar*
raeatrad, eta Kngiaad, hy tha ataamehlp Kuropa, rw ^ort
im nrntM ar ma any or Martaaa ? w Mn|
rtona Tha IihUiui ?m la pa?iwlnk at thk plana
ThB enatnu Ua M*um?H p?aa la Ua _B #f Ua
tb aak liU M. ^
Tha Ooaaw ataamabtp ilk until AMP j Baa Na
las al halfpaw ala<aa r. t aa TharakT r< ^ aailak
Ikr Llrarpaal al ikna a > lack A. M yaabr ^
TW aniaBiy Ooaatca fraaa Hacar* M tka Mk aak
i Naaaaa aa Ua Ml laM , arm ah hr jltmny Baa
Hirut ahvtoaa ara aa knar ill/ tkaaa bHIiitP la ;aa
frhay fc Mauu* iCa Aa?kr rtbal klaakaka raaaUf
maiwafctp kaaakaa arm *4 /, hmm oa lla (Mali,
from flataaaloa, wuh aaa fUOnp*md haiaa of cot lam Aa
rapaaia twn?*a Vatoa car ?la aff Oalrraaaa kar, ! IM
UelewaleiameeaH aptwuc# haadrek rekeU Tka
rrcacb bark Bogaap wm wrack *4 aa kraal laapaa aa
Ua ttth of W/raary, aak tkraa af kar a raw wara
kwwaah Wl,? tM Carrtea aaa afcoal faar kaar# fraaa
Ula port aar^a akmbal ?aa aaplakak la tka kaM af tka
aklp froia^tba mm af a aaakla. bp whiah two paw ink
waaa ktTwd aak Una alkaw aartaaaly tajvrah.
A Vaw Orlaaaa J?ar?ai af Ua Mb laM olaMaak la Kara
tfktfUiJ mil U# amawaakaraf Ua prta-ipaJ army
* Karw ta t aalral Maitoa kak akaakaaad Ua ooataal,
aaktfrat bia troop* kak ratanm* la tbalr hom.a
nilkkiil Uauala baa raaaaily faaofaMak Joal A
Qotktf aa aonaul of I ha Maihaa rarabU* at ftaa frrtlli
l kkllk Mai wm>M ana ta be a aoalwktniofi "f all
Ua# i>Apia thai oar pacaraawal aialgaok achaow lading
IbipMi'a aa?i Ira.
TMUrkay balal r?ika?, tha aaal*ar*arjr of tha
rmfrtioa uf iha wolvp, thara wan at.) '*
,C! t'r,v'A tl AM7f U i t\r4
NKW YORK HXBAliD, Si
*?4i>r f it
y. wk? M )?i mwn ftwi Oirtmu Ra
wm Mm it' <* * WUIaffl, imnUt ? **
iMmiio Waahiogtoa am Mmp *f A*ftaafliag wflloaa
out at mm prtaa mm Aatoaa Ma >miy Mwn
m> la Pu*t LafhyaMa ma Wtuuao rAjwuMy, Mbbaal
DUteu, P. Ooofl?, D. P. MlhrM MM J. P. Plba. ,
Among ikom im*?l? iw P. I. utram, Ma Am^h,
Mciiarl HrMtM, Mahaal Fm, A. BIHar, Mm Kflliy,
A Hipjlna, & A b*yi*, Mba Ml cklu*.
Tit- r. wrro IMMe ?Mi llMlllMl>|Mlm lMIWM>
by Hu ruaaM taabor Aomm thorn waa that af WUMmm
B I'P -tr, n whlrh flv* huadrafl fli4l?*?an gtnatolha
PuikU/ aeliou1 uf tb* D-u-h IWhmMI chunk M Mlrttl
ln-el. |
Tli* tMmahtp Kioa, Chptala MoCuigaa, of the 1
ha*, wiil nil ct u<x>d to flay for Quc-aalowa tafl Llv*rBmL
Tb* TeuMala, for Houthaaptea aafl Hamburg,
aIa* nil* ?a.<up. Tb* mail* will olca* a! half pa* Ua
A. If. At lb* Pact *1 o*.
Captain Powell, of tli* ?tnair Comma nfl*r, uilH at
this port ye*i*rdj/ fruut Monhoafl Clip, *Ut?c that wb*a
r Cap* Hmtteraa, wo tb* 114b lad, b* paaaafl Ma or
Iwatr* band bofllw floating *a tb* water, whlcb wan
nppon4 lp bp of tbpoo loot whop tho olMPtr
Oaawml Lyoa waa AwlroyeA bp flr*. la yiaMnlay'*
Hutu waa aotioofl tb* fact of flaailag boflte* baring
b**a aaaa la tba aaaM rlBaltp, oa tb* mb* flay, bp lb*
aaptnia of tb* ateamablp flawnaaa.
ioba Labaa, a wlaa aurnhaat, ?M Ohftattaa Mats, a
fawollar, wan jiawby oaaoaolttafl .M Ma Ibaka for
trial, *a tba ebarga of baring attempts* lb ban tba
pnwboa No. 11T William *tro*t, *a lb* algbt at thafltb
last Mala, after bla awef, nafla mtaflot, aa>
huiinlaflglag bla complicity la tba iflk.
than waa a* aaaatoa at aitbar of tba flub barb at
tba Oalfl RHhaags ) I a altar. Mookg wan, bowaror,
flra> oa tba atmt, aafl galfl cloaad ataafly a? ltfl,
Oimmirolil miw wan aaaaaally galal yaafarday,
aafl tba flap waa nan g*a*r*lly *baori*fl aa a nllglcaa
holiday thaa wa arm kaaw Oaofl Prlflay to ba b*fora
Baainwa waa vary qntet, aafl than waa a goaaral fllatadlaalioa
ta fla aaytblag aaMl Mm country aball bar#
baaa natooofl to aomothlag Ilka orflar. Oa Change flow
waa flail, but prlow wma without iMterlal cbaag*.
Wbaal waa flnaar br aprlng, bat fluO aafl boary for
wiaur. oora *u Sfsa m< I* UialUd supply Oals war*
iko nmw, ud 1* hicbtr. Park ?m la issptovMl
tauid tad Iraw. MrtM iktdjr. ?u quint
bill Arm, whU* whiskey m 4?oMs4ly lower and Im*
scUv*. Frsifkt* w*r* doll aad aala* w*r* aooiiaaL
A PrMlaaattoa ftwaa J*C Darlt?Hli
" Vole* to M1U tor War."
Jeff. Dark baa tamed ap again. He baa leaned
a proclamation from Danville, and hlf
" voice la a till for war." The reader will find
that proclamation in another part of thle paper.
It ia savage, sanguinary and defiant, from first
to laat; but it was Issued upon the iWlae presumption
that, though he had loet Richmond,
General Lee had escaped with his army. This
absurdly belligerent c^J Uf gated Danville,
April 5, several days before the surrender of
Lee, and doubtless before any Information had
reached Danville of the accumulating and fhtal
disasters of his awful retreat.
Under this delusive idea, however, that he
still had Lee's army to support him, Davis defiantly
foils bark upon the strategy of Ben
Wood. " The finest imj of the confederacy,
under Ita ablest military leader, had been
greatly trammelled," bo saya, " by the aeoeesity
of keeping constant watch OVer the approaehee
to the capital," and thus It had been "forced
to forego more than one opportunity for
promising enterprises." In other words General
Grant had driven this "finest army of the confederacy"
Into Richmond, and had tamed the
key on h till ready to dray General Lee out
and run niu. sum. Dut, although Davis
"cannot conceal the moral and material injury"
to his OS nee from the loss of bit capital, be
agrees with Ben Wood that his aimlss, "now rolieved
of the duty of guarding particular
points, are free to mere from point to point,
and to strike the enemy In detail', fkr from his
base," just as they struck Sherman, for instance,
In his marcbee through Georgia, Sonth
and North Carolina.
IXsvia, at all events, declares that "Virginia
shall be held and defended;" that ho will
"never abandon to the enemy one foot of the
soil of aay State of the confederacy;" but that
If compelled to withdraw temporarily, ho "will
return, again and again, till the hifisi and
sxhsusted enemy shall abandon In deepoir his
sadism and impossible task of seeking slaves
if a people resolved to bo free." This wee sn
he Mb of April, at Danville, and wo dare say
hat by this tisM Davis, a Mis mors ealightsood,
has abandoned Virginia end North sod
South Carolina, and Is perhaps siiibfeg at
Augusta, Ga., upon the ssfcst routs, via Tense,
to Mezfok
It Is pssribls, however, that the mad lubMoa
sad the terrible disappointments end misfortunes
that hnve fellrs upon this unhappy mas
br? rendered Men wmmyf ?Ml M hie deipalr.
V N,k( frIM prebtklj pen? Is Me
hMm ? etorppcd k i rtebel Ml lf?oedaloee
death. 'Bat we cannot long?that he
Me keeeee ee etevlttolj deranged. We
rathev MHmHo think thet ?re ie "a method
Is Me madne ae"?eomethteg of aWalegy, to
leeet eg Me'reel deelgne, ead to get eelelj of
withoat exefting dengevoue eeepktone among
Me follower .e till well ont of the way of danger.
le thin Mew of Me declared pnrpoeee of war
le the dwjth, we ehall not be earprieed if we do
not hear directly from Mm again thle aide of
the Mb Mertppl rim or the Inland ef Caba.
Chart; he le not In the mood te accept a par*
deny nor do we think that ho eeehe the nnnleaeea?
alternative threateoed Mm of that ^ew
?r pie tree"?
Am we fe e?wtln oe.
Davie, In abort, meat have bad aoaae mlagirftnga
of Fberidan'a cavalry, and, aa we eoq)ew
tore, he only etopned at Danville te hnrl bank
upon "tbe Yankeea" Ma Mat ahont of wrath and
defence, and le off "for Oowee and a market"
Brio urn Poaiwui am Nwmu. The attt
Bade of Rpaln and Portngal in regard te thle
eeantry, ae evinced la their recent action
tewarda the United Btatee war veaaela Niagara
and Saorameato le decidedly boodle, and
dtaudi the iMMdtaU boom or oar gowo Ml
It baa ?om to I pretty pees whra 1Mb
, potty Powett 0M? looult no with Impunity. Ai
Ibr Portugal, ebe boo nothing to loee. Liko b
poor yelptag dog, oeorcoly merlin o good
kinking. Bat tbo oooo of Fp*Ia Wi quia diflbmt
Sbo oogbt to toaeabot tbot do boo
TBhttblo puw?! wttkla mi; rooob of a*
If wo bod rafldoBt ooooo to-aorrow H would
aot require meek aore tboa o aoalb to toko
Co bo oad Porto Moo, Bad thru Hpukh pride
ood boabaot would bo brought rather low.
ur goreraaent auot look to this matter at
oooo, ond wo truot that our reprweeatatlTeo at
lfodrld and LUboa will demand full aod aaplo
atlsfaetlon. It in no exeuee to ay that tbooo
aro weak Poworo and of llttlo Importance.
They moat not bo allowed to oecepe on any
neb pretence. Lot them epologiie at oaee, and
promieo better behavior Ip future, or be hroockt
to an nc*oon%
i* l? t A /Id 1 & yt/?UI ?f*ir?
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iTUKIUY. APRIL 1ft 1M&
Waaelar lUi-| m m4 a ?? ahoye
laralep, lorigacale tad taepMt a peipl*,
howerer aull (Mr power wf be; end I# they
m? kali; eraW b; ml warn they ( 4m
better end greater people then tbey were
when Ike war begaa?a p?fb higher to the
eoctal aoala Bat when eooh e war k waged on
ae atapeadoee a eeale as ear war bee been,
aad by a paspla with ae areob latalleetaal and
moral force, ao aaaob payability of growth,
It cannot be but tbal the ehoagce aad prograee
that It moat ladaoo will be each ae to belittle
all the exemplar of the peet aad to rerolutioaiee
completely the primt
We beUere that the ktfiaeace ta that way
that the war ie to hare apea the ooeatry wtU
amount to scarcely leer than a aaw organisation
of oar national 1Mb. Through all the
future wo will be a different people from that
we hare been. We bare eloogbed away la
theea ffew terrible year* the forme a# the older
llfo, aad already we are tahfag new ease with
an leetluetire eenee of what we ere to bm Oar
aeHoael oberaster grow* larger ta the eontempi*tlon
of what we bare done aad
by oootaet with great areata, la the
eereety yean past Americana showed that
the rudiiaeatary freeaMa ef the Berohitioaary
days, derfetoptag all the arte of peace, eoald be
greater mechanics, lnrenters, traders sad aallon
tbea any other men; and now we bare
bowa that Amerioeae, tauAUd for their eoooeaain
tbeee arte end their lore of the "almighty
doiiar,'- an poaam aiso ? m grander huubood
thai suooeeds la war; that the y mate
also batter soldiers than aay otter men, aad
that they eaa carry war to the same high pitch
of developmontthat they hare oarried so many
other arts. The conecloneniss of this taflaenoee
the national mind and character, and will stamp
with a large aad noble spirit the literature,
history and philosophy that will grow out of it.
Our national Industry and eommeroe will
also feel this revolutionary effect, and vastly
Improved and enlarged commercial and financial
systems will be the result The undaunted
spirit of the navy will communicate itself to a
mercantile marine that will make our flag
fhmlliar on every aea, and the world will derive
new wealth from the fret that the attention of
this people has been for the first time fixed
upon the great questions incident to the national
finance* Industry, assuming a thousand
new forms, will give us the frill benefit of the
untold resources of this great continent, and
we shall be richer, more prosperous in all ways,
more happy and more free then we ever were,
or than any other people ever were. From the
memorable epoch of the closing of this war the
great revolution In our national life begins, and
we tahe a fresh and glorious start.
Tn Icn Monopoi.t.?We publish in another
column a communication from the Ice dealers
in reply to the notloe we gave a few days since
informing the pubUo that they had entered
into a combination and decided to double
tbeir charges. We willingly give the answer,
In order that the public may
see the weakaem of the!* wan. aww*t
everything ef necessary consumption?such as
flour, batter aad provisions of all kinds, ooal
ad wood, and cotton and woollen febriee?is
following, slowly we admit, bat surety and permanently,
the decline of gold, it seems preposterous?and
so tks public will view it?thai the
ice dealers, In the bee of such evidence, should
now assume to double their lest year's charges,
and quadruple the prices of four years ago.
There are two feels la relation to the lee
bnstness which should not be lost sight of.
One is that nature fernlsbes the dealers their
stock In trade gratis, and the bountlftil crop
vouchsafed to them last winter leaven them no
cause of complaint In that respect And-the other
may be referred to as equally worthy of souside
radon. Congress, viewing Ice as an article
of Decern!ty rather than luxury, relieved It
from the burdens of the Internal revenue law,
and permitted the dealers to escape the direct
tax which has been placed upoa almost every
ether oemmodtty. But it is astlsss to present
argument which Is likely to stand in the way of
combinations like that of the lee dealers. There
^ m m_ ^
oaa, IMflWW, do DO nana is compfiuoo itob
Makto ud Maamcboartta.
I
Tan Cut n> Paoermirnow.?Bon Btfler ol
to r?4lca>i art nailing Ml lonty to proaaripttoa,
aow tot to war li cm and to
pooplo jodcrally, aa wed m to admlnbtialtoa,
ava dhpnaad to dwl koauNly wllk tola wbo
law avrad and kara baaa mbdnod. Marty to
a Mm to la aao at to blgbaat eharaclorlallca
of manhood; Wat H la oaa wMeh Bm Bailor
and to radioala do aot aaaa la regard. Ikalr
howling to prooerlpllon against to 8oatora
pooplo brioga to oat mind a few cat* of
Uatory?tot oacollont pkUoaophy wKich
taaebaa by aaamplo. It romiada oa of ^loboaptorra,
wbo waa to (bat to call to to guillottea
la Fraooa, aad wbo aftarwardo jato op
bla mlaorablo life andcr H It raoaHa, loo, to
lory of Balaa Marina, in to daya of to Roman
rapobUe, wbo domandod to proooriptioa of to
ftioada of Scylla, aad aabaaqimntly pirlahU la
to maraboa aa oatlaw aad a fegttlYo. At tot
too the boot mom la Roma warn proaorfbod,
from nrbloh ovoat da tod to downfttll of to
ropabllc. No good orar yot eoaao from pro orlpttoa.
Tba aplrit la wlokad and onnataraL
Blatory la ropWto with laataacaa to pro to tot
to an wbo ococt to gaillotlao ava tba bit to
ruff or by It
Qcm Anoraaa Dacaa.?It wan a afagalar
- laoUDoa of poatieal jnatloa tot to aama Dodga
wbo ioD an Insolent letter ttn?l?nl?r a
not tbo loot mb from Now York ahoold bo
Um fry Dodgo who tologtophod from Woafr
h|toB to atop tbo droll oatlroly. To no, bom*
oror, tkio U qotto oaotbor Dodfo. Tbo M^of
Dodgo of tbo otbor doj bolllod oo llko o despot;
tbo lf^or Dodgo of tblo morning room oagonUj
oo o rooking doro. It to astonishing who! ops
ond downr tboro oro la tblo groot toon try, tod
how moth moro modoot Llootoooot Gooorol
Oroat knows of tbo position of oflbtao thoa tbo
thnndoring, blondortng Major Dodgo.
Aonoa or Wat or Vorracrirr.?-Tho otbor
doj wo goto our loot odvioft to Bon Wood) but
m bo rtiU persists In writing himself down on
ass, wo odd o postscript, ond ogoln so j "donV
Tbo Boa. fc-n Is foollsk to prstond to got oagrj
dbont tbo liberty of tho press. His owu^m
Ionoo ond thot ol bis popor oro tbo h^^Hi
tbot thlo liberty bos not boon InrmMMrblga
tor; sorry tbot Don (Ma
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W had SJriSgw MEMi^Sr
/on Bwn amp Jam. Dim Hon ?rib
i^fUwl mm w wy<t *? MM pi Ml
flha1 jiiirtia. "tr* ?<ek jmm Urt." Uft
Dark in mIjiMb ftrowa wuh^ji Mali |
Mltajikttb iMRivRiMrtMiliMi
atroag nqpuapat la km of hnaglag Ita.
Brown wont into Tlr^ala, Mo4 la laiao a roooUtion,
tailod, ud wa knafi M Mi doalh 414
Iho uuiahj m goo4. Dawk MM to mtm a
rorolntloa, aaoooodod fernwhllo,(boa UM|
bat If ho bo bang what good will It do Iho
ooaatryf Lot hba dio, Uko Boao4kt Arnold,
la fcvolga Undo, or go. Uko Jndao,an4 hag
hbaoolC
M O B I L E.
Flereo Bombardment of SpunMi
Fort.
IGPOBTQ LOU OF TWO T2-CLAK
BE8TRUCT10N OF REBEL TRANSPORTS.
TUB COHTIHJiUCE tV TIB SINE,
Jtc., Jtcu, Ac.
Row OrlMM papor* of iho Ml tool boon booa rooatrod.
Tho lhw aonialna oomapoadaaaa fron our
farm In front ot Spanish Root, Ak, to Iho SOIh Ol,
ud from LaKoport to tho 4th teat, hip f una oat morion
an Mooted by our foroaa aoor IpilO fW, on on
to almool, If not fulto, out off all robot 00?nntoMon by
load or water.
robot transport and hoapttal boat ham boon
a -. .J
Tbo Cant tlncted Mo. 44 ra tuk by * torpode ud
Me bu killed.
The Trut DtMm has a rerort of (he Iota ef the United
States Un clad. Kodolph, by the explosion of a torped >,
while participating In tha attack upon Spanish Fort The
oorrr*|mndent stales that tw# ethers (namex not given)
wore Mown ap In a similar manurr. Four person* wtro
killed upon the Rodolph and Afteeu wounded.
TBS OR AltO ATTACK
upon the rebel works waa to bars comment ed on the
3d iant.
N the namcL lom.
Another correspondent, froas the aame locality, under
date of the let Instant, writes:?
The military situation Is vary eaoouraglug, although
It has assumed tbs propertlons of a regular siege.
By private adrkee, not yet confirmed, the rebel losa
Inside Spanish Fort la Are hundred and fifty killed and
wounded out of four thousand. Our total ioas (an estimate
of two eorpe) Is prvbsbly the same. Froperttan of
killed snsall.
Hrlgadler General Mythe (a new man) la In oammand
at the fort.
The rebel eommunJcalioa with Mobile la entirely suspended.
'
Steele (Seventh oorps) la Investing Fort Biaksly, six
miles ahors Hpaaleh Fort.
Thoiuas, with the Fourth eorpe and thirty-tve thousand
cavalry, I* expected In tha rear of Mobile. Nothing
definite has been received from blm for several daya
Thta Latest Maws.
Maw OauMtts, April I, via CAmo, April 14.
A despatch to tha New Orleans flaw from **y~rlrh
Fast, dated April 4, ears:?
A furious are was opened oa the rebel forte last night
from enr entire Una. Boring tha bom bard meat a small
ma^stne la Spanish Fort exploded. The damage la unknown.
Quiet prevailed en the 4th.
Deserters report fTOm eighteen thousand to twenty
thousand troops la and about Mobile, tneludlag all the
Slate restrtea, and about two thoumud in fipanteh Fori
IJ?e km outalde Bpealeh Fort up to the 4th last,
emnnaied to about 0ve bua^irt killed 0*4 wmlii
TheVebel km UMrti ourm.
Mil1**' S?Mi*l Themae HMrti at Km Orteaae ea
Ite morning of tkr 7 th.
Mobile p?pw of tb? 4th imrt. umum the eaptare of
Muw, iitkHM, with twMip lkiM pliam of artiBciy
ud m large amount of gorerament property.
THE ALABAMA RAIDS.
Rebel AcrennU ef Oeaeral WlWi emmeat
lelnMt o?4 Moalgeaery?
Heavy fe eperotfng Celnan ertng
Threagh KlaaleeAppl?AMVtre Abenl Mn Me
The Wennftng oaf Cnptan of
Oeaeral Claatoa, Re.
iremrri, April 4, MBR
Weotera paper* of lata fate reureeeat the eoamy ao
moving through the Interior of Hale? la large fbree,
float potote oa Ike Teaaeaaaa rtrer. TV* 4tr Irteae are
Bear Mooterello, nmi*an4ei by MaOboh.
The eaeaty are ta fbree near Tueealeeaa
lb thouaaad (na TnacumMa Prided af ragn ear
colnaaa veal to Tnaealeeaa aah the other tenor hi Ilea
terello. HeOook a J aae at Mytaa aa Tiwhy,
March SB Be hah a large teepee vaia and artillery. Me
heme* the rllhge ef K^tea aah Bah Meaalada Irna
Worha The enemy hare tappah the telegraph One at
aaknewn petau aah Ifgalthil u Beat her* eBeea
Oeaeral Chant en deapatchaAe hie rlh, March fa. that
he vaa veaahed eertouely, aah left by the eemy below
Fe hard.' pare led- by the Yaakeee, la report at ha rearm
ea the Mh af April
The CIar oa, ef the IW, rtalea thrt tva nrkeeiaa ef
Taakeee are ?drearing en Colombia, Mlmlmlgpl Oae
front BaatertUe hah rehohoh pot ale thirty Ira eaMea
abort Columbia* Another tarted from Memphle, four
Uteaaaad etroag, well prortded vttb peck melee, and
well mounted, aad are ta the rielatty ef IVmiodeo, Mtm
Thm ileatnera fi m ma eaila aaA Urtakae nnfM/tadl mi g ham
IBV WvHrtfw UBI mvOf MMH imBQvTI ^WMtlHe HO *Hw
mouth ef Bpaaleh rtrer, near Mobile, at mldnlgbt Friday,
March M. The Oertrnha eaah la a tew aataatea
Cargo rained at two mUltoaa, aad eeaalMed af prormoa*
wMeb haleagrd to olnate wha hah uariheeid to rapply
Ibmaeilrm for the atepa af MoblV; total loan The
Maiehaa la aaln)ureh.
Captain Vernon Lock, af the privateer Retrtbellua, M
la prteea at Kaaemt.
BaoABWAVTaaaTaa?Lert ArrataAjteaoaMa. 0 am ?
Mr Oweaa win appear aa Caleb Hummer, ta the Oleket
ea the Bitrth, at a maha* la-hay, tad to the regnhr
perfnrmaare tealgbt Thle will ha Mr. Ovaaa* hat
eight, aad there are, therefor*, only twa mom *rp*rtaBMtee
te aae Ule ei quiet la peneaetton. Mr. Oveaa haa
ptayah two haahred alght* ihla aaaaaa and hto?fH?.
mealhaa beea a remarkably mcaaaafal eaa the tva
ammafeMe potada m B bring hta veaherfal haBaaaltea af
halea Bhlagla mh the dehctaea p?rfermaare ef the aM
toy maker Rene who hare kitherte naglaoted laom
QM fl? ak??M mi* ih? la* tkitw
>?? > i>uai|*M?.
mhH DmlH, ?* t?r mrrtvar* W lk? * **.
lew*, fcw entrH el Ifce Ailer lew, leiwaue, ! WW*
th? ? * MM pM
hMcMnMnikM Bii** ill Mil?I
MttofvlM UtoaM Mart* bkiM
ti * fciUm wml;, MlMiCM*
*% hTM-Tkirty Uu.
J?r OmM np?M ?m nM?i|Mwa M ?M wnMfeMT
*m M-My |>,>HM?, > 1?M w*wt>lh? ?
t?fr im? fi? **? T-i%. nf iMpVMai
wrti^iUpMwI a4
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WA8HINOTON.
At Mint la Oomm&a
Tb?Pasttst?tbtVifKi*RcMLttto ^
Rented hj the Pieslfcat.
CwriM WtiUfl ReHteeR ef Ci?n< <
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AIMVU OF CAPTURED REBEL AFTOP.I, /
te, fto, ifc 4
WiMMHW, Ayr] 14, ttM. I
rnof M m ?im>ontinuaj(o? or too M?it. |
TW tlawHwiw ?r 4rafUa?, aM atfcar ?I <?< rl
Htury ot trail are af wcwmn, will nlUri t?mm 4 if I
Mail ?wly Qw?< paraara moot ? I
MiMaft iBiii% dai-uti va% JM. It to aaM Utf* tout I
Mi % lim mo Mr Mtfca mmdaf MM
aAciaia, lhaaar\laaa at aaartjr aMaf whaaa Mi** *?
Ml >A.
ooArioM or no ruw mtm ra nm t?
oumam*.
Vba Prill ill IMM M? MimtOt iiiiiKrftti
MumMimh. lion, Imiw iM ?Ur Iw*h p?* .
adltlilB, M fM MMi hr a ccmhJuum m wpni
a mmUM ftt ttk r f ? ^>?ll >? MM, M 0? ?>
pcupaaa Uat Uaaa pimai aMM M Ma ooMKIIh own ,
The PrMttent my* AM tka mUw af Us WtUmy Mar
nor, lamMug wan | , w?. w?m?? ?? .
ttiktfttf. I
inual rtTMOl lit wmfaw or uoiaon I
OmmI Wotiaol k? km wlhTri * hie mam al 1
Btchwaad, aad 0- aonl t*atrtck kaa km tm Wo m?am 1
placed la ooauaaad at that pa? tt k aM IkM W n I
relieved fbr his aotlaa la tha aa? r of aalkartrlat the I
tha Mita of that Wale la km allodia aee, ka? mim
reliable oaa ka aaiinolaod afcoaUt la-algkl
utimo or raa oianr.
THora aaa a Ohhtaat laaetUg io~dey, al oriel Oeaaral
Great* was present Tka a.tyoelef paetfloattaa aad m V 11
contraction vaa aoiuUkra*, baft ao dourm? mm f ,
arrived a. Oaaaral Onal >Myraaaa< tka Mka iwl
dance that Jebaatoa weald aanaadar wtthta a tow der% J.
If tie kaa aoi already Ooao oa, aad M ana thsaght ka* w
await tka prograaa of avawM. j,
raa raiM aamitioai wrra rata urn. itmml
Important mndWrsilaaa at Ike trade re<n inline wtik
rekoiiteua lalee hare kaaa praparod durU? tka pad
week, knl tbay hare aot jot keen approved; aad <?r|
lha arrival at Oeoaral Ureal, aa?^?aMetiea ?IU kfc^
it w doubtful wtieihar they will Wm promulgated It Is
hollered that Ike work at pacifies ilea la proceed!^ m
rapidly, that la a very akert liana M will ha poadUa M
reaaore moot of lha roa|riotiooa aad aaporrMoa at prow
at nooamarily Impnaail. ' > ,
OBNIIUl BWTLaa AkOVT TO hmr an nn?
siok,
Oaaaral Bailor kaa prepared h i rerlyoattea afkHom
miuelon at major general, a d will to morrow prveaad V
to lha Hecrelary of War.
a*hital op oarrran arsir. mini?
1. B. Kershaw, aad Bit adter flenonite ?. U. Tlann. I
F. Bitnina, M. D. Corse, D. H. Bo bom aad Bpfw I ew e,
of tha rat?M army, aad OiawdrM Tltoa. T. Baa tar aad
M B Toalrar ftlh* Palial war* aHt.ii Ma?* UkUF h**drwd
and thirty other hold and Una oflteera, captured by ?W>
daa, here Just arrtred by the ataamor Oneaaek froaa < hp - I
feint. At about Daw o'clock Itk uflerweoa naaufrea.
oUnmt waa apparent aa tha anna la the rMdH 4
Fourteenth alreet, and preaeuUy a colama of rebel edh >
care, la pv uniform, mmm narcklag up pact the >'
Yoaa Haaata oAca, toward tha baadauartere ef Qeaerel
t. , ti**nud the eeCuna aa tha eteapt vaaa
oaa or two ambulance* filled with etch at disabled ana
of tha party. Tha etreat waa liaed with epictaieeu, mi *
all eerie ef rueaore ware at oaee ret afloat
"ThaTe General Lea," mid oae of the kmartaa (
"Which oaa T" woe Inquired.
"Oh, that oaa oa tha lead, with the gray naataaha"
"Oh, aa; that'a not Lee, I kaow hlaa. "
Thea tt'e Swell,", eeid the wtaa eaa, llliralail to
gat eomethlng right
Oa arrtTtag at the Pmtraet tUr*hal'e ofbea the Beta
proved ta be. that IJeuixaant (leoeial It S. Swell aad
atbere ware Invited into Ooloue! 1 ngrahaet'e wen% f
wheeo they remeiued for au hour or inure, betag vial led
hy aararal old friendr II vr Oaneralr Hltchoack aad
legal la called u|?o* U?aeral Swell, who waa aa aM fleea
ait* of one end an arnir acquaintance of both. There *
were aevrral ladies aleo admitted to shart latai itoue *
with Aa general offlcere.
A large coaoaaraa ef people remained owtatde-te A
tela a pearlag glance ef BwaU aa ha left Juat bafhea
car tine tha geaarale eaada their appearaaea, aad tha
coiuaaa aearchad dowa toward the depal Tha iflnd
ibori wm uMartl to Fort Wvrtt, BaM? mf
bar, trivmptnM by thalr acer?arlra, while tha rtb?
vara mbbiiM to the OM Ckpitol prtaoo aaUl tra?
raw, whra Um tr eaaaa wttl ba OlapaaaO of
Ororral Kwrfl u4 party will ba t?? la Haw Tarb al
half paat bra to- arrow naral^ Major Owpbih
row*, Act tag mabai Oaoaoal ba laatt, waa a0oo?0
la aorompaay kta h panaaal apyaaaaoao ao4 b?
paraiaaal Nwall to art tatta Clonal Wat T. ttataih
of aov amy, thoayh hla farahraO la aat *aha aa braaA
a la baM aa tha tab af Ma baa*, waara hla hair aaA
bear* tthaaroa abort, aof haaa wtifia lag. Nalerory
papolar with hla ?hui^ who aU?H hlawbhibb
Uaaaia raapaat aa ha paaaof tha ailaia la aooeaaibao
aa hla way to tha trala.
Porahaah, aaO a yaaaC af tha HI?h ratataa mmaa% '
ataaaapaay Kwrll aoh party la Baalao.
Til HI* OtLUtmi or MBW OUUM.
aa. WtHbtia PM Koltagg, af Uluota, haa haaa ^
palatal OaMw tor of (ham al Maw Orlaaaa, rtoa ha
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