The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1865, Page 8

8 THE SOUTH, | Virtual Abandonment of Richmond. Non-Combatants and Zeeless Consa- mers of Food Ordered Away. ‘THE REBEL CONGRESS SKEDADBLING. ‘The Richmond Pagers Protesting Agalnst the Abandoament of the Rebel Capital. Body Guard for Retw! Officials. Congress Entreated'te Return and Gast Their Fate with the Army. General Lee Urges Their Return as Necessary to the Resto- ration efConfidence. Particulars of Ghe ‘Capture of Cenemiis Crook mand Kelley, : &e., , &e. Richmena’the Southern Citadel. AN ARGUMENT AGAINST THE ABANDOMMENT OF THE REBEL CA '. {Frem theFRichmond Examiner, #@. 27.) In the extraewinery message which Mr. Davis re- vently addressetto' Congress he declared that ‘if the campaign against Richmond had resailted in success instead of failuse>.if we had been compelled to evacuate Richmond as wélt ag Atlanta, the confedezacy would have remained as erect and defiant as ever. Nothing could have been changed in the purpose ‘of: its government, in the indomitable valor of its troops, or. 42 the unquencha- ble spirit of itsspeople, The baffled and disappointed foe would in vain fave scanned tho reportaef your proceed- ings at some .new legislative seat(fer any indication that progress had been made :in his gigantic tack of enquering free ; poopie, There are no vital poinss, an. the preservation.of which the con- tinued existence.of the confederacy: depends, There is DO military success of the enemy which can accomplish its destruction. Not the fall of Richmond, nor Wilming- ton, nor Chasleston, nor Savannah, nor Mobile, nor of all combined, cam affect the issue of the present’ contest. ”? In the African church a fortnight ago he reiterated these extravagant ‘Mr. Benjawin afterwards took up the theme on the same rostrum, and spoke of evacu- ating this city with equal flippancy. Inconsiderate per- sons and newspapers, we observe with pain, repeat tho same ideas, as if they positively degired the country to be taught that the abandonment of thie vital position wo Id not only be of, na injury to the confederacy, but of positive advan tage. Let not this fatal error be harbored till ¢ takes root in pgs The evacuation of Rickmond would be loss « respect and hres? 4 towards the Confede- rate government, the disiniegr atic oS May, tae the abandonment of the scheme of an ind-pendent S. rn Con- federation. ‘The war would, after that, degenerate ino an ecntest, in which passion would have more todo than purpose; which would have no other object than the mere defence or present safety of those immediately ing in it. The establishing a emf deracy and securing its recognition among nations would be gone forever. The common sense of the eountry, the instinct of every man and woman in the contradicts the idea that any possibility of an in, dependent South would remain after its capital was abandon 4, iis. government set adrift, and its army with- drawn into the rolitudes of the interior. It is idle to pretend that Richmond is of no more im- portance than Savanuah, Atianta, Mobile or Norfolk, and ‘that its fall would not be fatal to the ene a Ifit had not been a vital point, why has so much been expended for its reduction in its defence? It has been the great objective point of the enemy thro:gh four suc- ‘sossive campaigns. The confederacy has spared no pains er ex rtion, no cost of blood or treasure to make goad its defence. It is the capital of the last of the border States,,commanding the entire portion of Vi casi of the Alleghanies, and the mostimportant division of North Carolina, It is situate a hundred and forty miles from the sea, yet large ships can unload 4rom its wharves. The vceupation of Richmond in strong,force by the enemy would necessarily drive the Con’ederate armies outof Virginia, and render all eastern NorthgZarolina untenable; and, once gained by a power having command of the water, itcould rever, underany continggpcy, be recovered by the confederacy. Each contestant in the war has made Richmond the central object of all its plans and all ite exertions. It has become the symbol of the confederacy. Its loss would be material ruin fo the cause, and, in a moral point of view, absolutely dedructive, crushing the heart and extings ishing the last hope of the country. @ur armics would lose tue incentive Inspired by a great and worthy sbject of defence. Our military policy would be totally at sea; we should be without a hope or an object; with- ut civil or military organization; without a treasury or * commissariat; without the means of keep'ng alive a wholesome and active public sentiment; without any of the appliances for support’ng a cause depending upon a popuidr faish and enthusiasm; withous he emblems or the semb an ¢ of natiomality. ‘The withdrawal of the army from Richmond into the inter or would so narrow the area of conscrip'ion as greatly to redyee our military strencth. As he army would dwindle in namb; {t would move more and more rapidly westward, before reaching the banks of the Mississipi would have deg-nerated in‘o a mere b dy guard for afew officials, From the hour of giving up the seat ef government, odr cause would sink into a mere rebel- tion in the estimation of fore! Powers, who would tease to accord to us the rights of belligerents, while the enemy would be free to treat our officers and soldiers as traitors and criminals; so that every ‘“‘rebel” would Gght thenceforward with a halter about his neck, Virginia, though slow to come into the confederacy, tas been thronghout the contest ite main stay and sup port. It has borne the brunt of every campaign. It has suffered the ravages of war more severely than all the other States very county in the State has felt the Donita! tholGaenny, Its richest and best districts have been utterly desolated. Its sufferings have not only been severe beyond description, but continuous and unceasing, For four years ij-has’ been the common camping and battle gtound for the largest armies and bloodiest conflicts of modern times. No country in the world ever sustained as heavy losses or endured as hard fate with more heroisin or fortitude. The evacuation of Richmond would be the abandonment of Virginia— forever—and without any rational hope of a return. Is it possible that such a desertion could be contem- plated after the events of this war? Even if the ‘act were not suicidal in policy, could the confederacy how consent to cast away this Worn and devastated but still powerful commonwealth as an old shoe, that could be put to no further use? Astle from the di that wonld attach to such in- gratitude, the confed could not afford to put General Grant into Richmond—a depot and base Pees Anal ek des Qed Podge of Southern Vi inte, ‘yet with water cai to the ‘door—and thus relinquish its last hold upon the of the Borer States. It could not expect to tinue the strug gle with any hope of success ing States Whence its most numerous fecruits were obtained, a soll Qo which its aris have been uniformly victorious withdrawing to States where dofeat has constant! feuded thom, The abandonment of Virginia would be po executing a quit claim to all the Bor- der ether with Tennessee and North Caro- “Two of railway radiate from here into and influential distticle of this and HET i 0 great ‘I of all this territory, restr Gulf States and South Carolina, i & ies Hd tS the bert ppd ad hs ever porsemed, 10 vielory and nuccem All ite Tdereph ‘won in the dofenee of the Confederate ¢. pital. through every trial to make ‘that in hot (hronghont the conte y apd the prowess which Ii has exhibited ip. the f Leffert, We haye not tho plightest belief or @xpociation that thoughilens friends ov eager enem ca Ee tal $4 He aEF a 2 i | pace tae Pies on gt NEW> YORK) HERALD, THURSDA ¥,) MARCH, 2; 185. sight Of such @ ‘watic, Qngazed in this dathing and Brithient Onterprtse wo learn Ma ore ben ert wilt mat en, | the folowing. inchlonts of the one peas by oxigia de Sy, pa ‘but with crossed Ube Kpjomaa in trent of the jown at a lute hour ting an end to he talk Of the idle and on the wight of the event, aud, eaptu: ti tt this matien, wo threw Raw aek en cense- | nei to be seem, induced him divulge quences of the act of they © lightly. ‘The main body of th: detachment was then posted ins — pore end er aud the ines ie eee ‘The Comgress Abandoning the | th *ver wen, boldly rode " menel Des be Mileh was garrisones by ovr four thourand federal troops. ‘The leadgaaricrs of General Crook were at {From the Ractwhow® Enquirer, Fob 27.) retel ; Kelley at another, and, Saale oom By tir constitution as gery W is not denied Una thiy have the legw tight to flee their exriving — first Front posts and to srek'teliel from their fears in their distaat halted” and inbred of hosnes, Se Rate'euute) Lee the legal right to surremer porte herr wd wert his army ja the'hutning, and to prove traitor to bis past his men, advanced to the glory and his “t6¥otry’s trast. The moral right ol Cth. fed gery taps 5 i hastory Wf men being haxged or shot fer great moral ringea'which they had a tega! right to comet. Mo@ivision of the powers and fcnetionsef thé gotern- ‘ment into legislative, executive and judtolal was from erent t seaucey oo secealer aais'ao wot tee di endsof 3 of He Saranti fs lessened bomuse thees from veteran im mortal hebot, or the well @ad “entrusted with the Gife add honor of the ty Bh of th wind ia to be absentee’ by the. danger, ie wards to gather and examine dive relief. Senile roots that connected a large of Congress with their poe aad pate the aie. reels brave at cheir posts emf ‘trie to their , oe eee ey yey ay eckton rape “siwindshing ake deiow @ quorum, It is true the President mest etand fim, grow firmer,eethe | 4 of ‘danger thickess. "It-is true that the scarred ae ly army must bare their ereasts to the storm with more he- the roic © as the cslumeof the enemy oom the | ters of the liberty and existenco<f he country. If the! call, found stands steady, and the-enuse -succeed, as * will-if Con- | 9, pity him, gress ‘abanden heir vat a ‘time whew brave | #8 Peremptori men it a dishomer: to he will be esteemed ag | Cumstances, the founder of a new ipeople, and. the successorof Piu- | £0! bridegroom turch will write his mame on the same page with Tell, | This capping pigs and Washingten, Should he change h'shigh re- | 2¢svous was regained, and, with prisoners solve, which has yet to waver, and imitate Congressional | behiad them, the command recrossed the river, and , there will Beso difficulty in Snding instances | S¥ay through Hampsbire. 4 in history to illusteate- his'disgrace. The ier, how- By Means the affair was ‘after S-taaicasct Seiad a | Blarkay aie eee a ee e double... of ssp thomane gued eee danagin ones being presented to General Early at hie head. Potomas, in the Wiiderness, along the bloody the were army which will meet its first defeat after it has been pee — by those who made the issue and swore to jefe! -_ The members of Congress who have left. their seats since Sherman moved from Savannah should return to Richmond. It sbould not be doubted that there are some who had good reason to bo abgont, that is, had the same reason to leave which would obtain a f tb for a soldier. Tofsuch no censure will apply, pt they return to their posts just as a furloug! Private returns Arrest of a Spy at Richmond. to his com| . They who do not retarn be sub- Jected to. the veame laws which they have pamsed for | , yqlyr™,ihe Richmond Enquirer, Pep 37.) need: others, The Speaker should be directed to issue his artes of the Yankes' General Carr, was arrested in this writs recalling the absconding members to the capital. ity on Saturday last by Captain Dosweli’s He ts Should disobedience of the writ provoke leas terror than go ebuicamon'oy bine and answers to the name of R. imtercepted retreat and un, P carmen hd ‘W. Poal, and represented that he had been attached to armies, let a law be passed directing the mili- | the federal army. Afver hie arrest he confessed that he tary commanders to execute the Speaker's pro | was sent to mond by the Yankee authorities, that cess. There are many true and brave mep in he was furnished with papers, diagrams, &c., and was pe <r at oe maenee continue 10 | ‘directed tocertain places near the city, where he would jeaert, Y , alority | dissalve | find “Union »” He waa aleo furnished a the whole body, the army. expecta the P nt to reas | euide ee ‘Baboock, in Charles City, semble those who attempt to flee, to keep Con--|-Tho was to pilot him up to the city, introdace him gress together at some convenient place where they can, ‘to the “Union sympathizers,” and then carry at least, hear the speedy aews of our triumph or ruin. bh ary the provost 3 office and represent ‘That day is not far distant. The same that will. | he (Babcock) had picked him the Ss ig shortly publish a list of these who abandoned their coun- at the hour when every impulse of honor, and all allowed sbliatons of duty, implied thom, tnd, may soe |'*2at avin.” abasek and Fool taordiely eam ap (2 eclaro that the great soldier, whove virtue has made his 4 the city, ut here ‘ot ‘and & ished favorite of eaperior and whos | pe cy, oe aersted By the whe i kill, with the assistance he obtained from Heaven, has | £9," cusinin Doswell, Upon examitasion Captain Dos- #0 often enabled him to scatter the hosts that marched to | ‘Wall learned that Babcock had received one thousand poise ged enslave us, has Telived our cou im old issue, Confederate from the Yan rom the scourge of the Korthinan, and that he still | ‘yee General Carr to, Pool up to the alty and imtro- sands between us and our enemies with that dexterous | Xee General Cars t0 pilot foo ae Seee Seon shone wnseengNe, Nine, a she Onaule ands warrant ‘awed for the arrest of Bab. — dessin ~~» | cock. Jast named individual was overhayled in the Strange Movements at Richmond—Non- rt Stig a ap combatants Advised to Withdraw. bands upon bis. hace ‘upon iaraig that Fo bad {From the Richmond Sentinel (Davie ongan), Feb, 27.) made an open comfession, he concluded farther con- 2 great deal o couples Goulet has ben creed in| Seabed Na par, wat unl, an, edie, habe our eity by some movements which are purely precowionary, Ay popes viatimied | slows, oe, dollars but which have been greatly misunderstood or misrepre- amount wi und on hie person, the remainder, ented. We make this statement om authority and by | Revels he End MS Ott tate ecera'wan therefore named request, ia order to relieve the minds of our people of ae romalaing portion of the money) 24 sro gratuitous anxieties, Nothing has been done or contem- was. on e jane noses Find bet mete onday ease ease orga | SOE aL OL Ga, eM ee any purpose that every citisen here would not approve | had a large box filled with Confeddrate money of every and applaud. There ie no foundation for the series on | “enomination. Pool was aleo di Ee eae oon mond, which some build panics, and which others may embrace for the indulgence of prejudices. ‘With the opening of the campaign, and In the fmme dinte presence of the two great armies which are to wrestle for our city as the prize, it is of course em} nently proper that Richmond should be put in her dest fight- ing trim; for she is no unconcerned spectator. If it will not shock some weak nerves we would, thtrefore, recom- mend that all useless and non-combatant consumers be urged to Paave us, that we may defend the city to better advan- tage. There is some fascination about a point of danger which attracts those who but hinder operations. Let qi such withdraw—os for the rest, let us rab up our guns, . hb f 3 rf iP Ef if Gurmisn, mrounrien Cin Paes Lease cg charge of being engaged with the abovenamed parties, The Marder of Daniel Lawrence—No Clue < to the Perpetrator. Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest at Gig New ‘York Hospital over the remains of Daniel La seaman whose death by violence Was reported in day’s Henatp, During Tuesday night and Wednesday morning the Coroner, assisted by Captain Davis, of the |, Tenth precitict, visited many of the lager beer saloons and other places of public resort in Heater street, where, Defore his death, the deceased stated he bad been as- saulted and stabbed, but the officials were unable to ob- tain the least information Mpitag tc Clear up the m; ' Numerous other public hoascs the Tenth tecnth | chamecn ts — visited re ae and Captain Dav their investigati ved fruitless, Woolsey pesbos, M.D., one of the hobpital house sur- : a § The Military Situation in the Southwest. Cu Feb, 24, 1865. We are indebted to the enterprise of tho Sout Ex- reas Company for Augasta papers to the 20th iy important military Me hype ote rab Captain Dickerson captared several and acom siderable number of enlisted men during the ricent Yankee rajd into Florida, i General N. B, Forrest has been placed in command of all the cavalry in the District of Mississippi, cast of Loul- siana and west of Tennemoe. His first ‘general order’ i ro so a reorganization of the cavalry with the res- made a examination on the body of ration of the most perfect discipline. threatens to Exwreuce, ‘on which he found no Jess than twenty stab exterminate all Confederate stragglers, robbers and de- | wounds; one ‘pan the abdomerf, severing one of “Geen Thomas’ are being mounted for asap Pog oth — Tata meee head, tee and an e ers: in feet re posed March through Alabamns. The Jury found That tho Daniel Leer, Fab. 24, 1865, eame to his death by stab wounds received .at the hands Misa, towards of some person or persons apknown.” ed have been made from Haney OmPTEET General Kirby SMnith are made mn e General Wofford is in command at Atlanta Reorgant- zation in Goorgia has slreede, Reinforcomente from Northern Misigsipp! have heen nent to Grant. are moving in the West, and im- Large bodies of portant inovements ippi js about to ognvéne in purpope, it is said, of calling a State ‘The Legislature of extrn session, for the OFRSa dotrgle Legiadhture coavened on the 26ib | mh ure on’ on net, af ‘The Wegro Soldier Evening Stock Exchange. ‘Wenrrspay, March 1, 900 she Pitts RR..0BO $10000 Amer gold.. 10000 do. * Jon Not Disposed esessesesses ee from the ‘lature are considered imperative and obit. gatory. wil the advocates of the measure majority of ome; Sea55 il seeste they will’ move tstabe of hd pun ltr te Sena tao es... was indefinitely postpomed—or the bill on Le 3 do. . ject which has by the House and sent up 200 4. the Senate, but never ae Sty, 2m &, whasaver Ure ehne San uaRe sae Jo the Renate, 4 to to bave it considered in open session. Beet $00 ora vo a. go Fs jure of Generals 1 do. Ly eir Confinement bo Sg ap 14) nd Kelly, and Adjutant S59 Puubare a ‘arrived in v6 mone pr sper Mag Aw ad Lace fipeks and gold very active. Neither very strong. in Cumberland, Saar on ‘Tyenday lust, by Leute. | @OM sold after the eal! at 108%, ab which it stood at fagt McNeil) bad teen. ¥qup ene of Whe paray | ony of thy report : agagayegescgrpvonssonaoussussatersze; Death of Governor Wit tags Cannom, Steamship Carolina, Philips, Beaufort, Priusoeccuua, March t, 18, | Nore tp B.temoe. in, WashingtanS Hand. Govermne Caniogy of Delaware, dnd thls morn ug ride | Réotunsiy Flea, lan Phusdlpils—Wm J @short ines. The Inst act of Goyersor Cannon's pa! .¢ carrer was a utter to the Delaware Leg slature urs" yz the ratification of the coustitutional amendment ab sighing slavery. Court Calendar ornis Day. “Eta ree enas. ob ‘Zephyrina ¢ a “Eerricernees Srss—Brett, Soa & Co. & Co. Scpsewe CounT— ~ Part 1—Court Girgin orclock, AM. Now, 113”, 7136, 1142, 1148, 1166, 1153, | BOE SB Cnet, Sen amet, Bewktort—J W Elwell N62, 1166, 1170, ~ 4, 1176, ' 1182, 1184, 1190, 1196, | go Nn, 1195, 1200, 1202, 120%," e190. ‘Part 2-73 Duane str et. | ~ ‘Schr Mary Barden (Br), Leblanc, Gibraltar and Malte—B Court opens at tem g'elock A.M. Nos, 998, 976, 872, 243, me ol t,t ote, | "ER ba ae oy nts ee M A 1 a Bi ut ins, Gloucester. .RRIAGES AND DEATHS. Eehe orth, Howe, Glowcener g, Sloop Nymph, Young, Matamoros, i Bi + Gi Liverpool Feb 14, eRe MT dee HT sage ‘Willams & Guion. 7. bre pte po poneara Tito rie Blcntncon at Sten a 8 ‘eamstip Guiding a ing (UB transport), Rodgers, Beaufort, NO, is 1 (U8 transport), Rogers, Fort- Hest; poke barks 26 ( NB), Feb: 18, with a james in company with iiccumme tend. Rae taeeis'a : ‘Coumn.. Tuesday, February % Cusnuas ‘non of J, Mortimer and Colin Gomer, aged 4 years and 8 One ship, unknown. The funeral will take place this, , ing, at Léfiyette (Fr), Dadiey, Buck, Linds, Put eg ah ere Or Ves | ome, ie ee fey ‘Dosaa,—On Bunday, February 28, L Downn, |. Prise 8 Ker remen, 3 Lows, 4 ite A Downy, Gefdona, John Woekford, John MA Hyer, ea ease Mercer o'clock uvon, for “ Nlevements of the Union ; Seg recat Mloriows OO. MITCH ELLy Chiel, N.Y. Oe 1D. Ronenrson, Fourth Chietvain. pa MISCELLANEOUS, A FuiNG OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER. THING A Those wise dene betiiancy of complexion must parity $4 rieh the blued, which HELM BOL! ys OON TRA D EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Invartsble Heol. lect it 1s no patent medicine, Ask for Helm! ‘Toke nc - CLEAR, PUL COM- A. ig PR TEA i eos ‘CT SARSA F aor rades, who, two years ago, did not desert when the. tal was in’ danger, now,in the trench, halifed, poorly crag fund tue, tenet clad, with wife and child at.a difant and desolated @ stem broken on forward part of keel, and stem. badly bro- without shelter from storm or. relief faom hi 3 the areriecte helen ber bolidin, The leak te partinly stopped, soldier who now leaves his post, although ‘may me ae and she is waiting a steam pump {rom New Bedford to pro- implore him to the rear, and death stare bim in fron’ same way some FormaN.—On Monday, Febroary 27, of consamption, | eed, will be seized and, by the tawe of honor and of war, wil Whether the prisoners relished the joke or mot oar in- | axn Manra,-wife of Enos B. Forman, ‘dod ofthe Bang Lawn. (of Boston), before rted ashore in the be shot as a deserter. The authority tw iwflict suche it ‘They-were doubtless ia nO | jate George 8 Bag, ent tee Sizalts of Gibraltar, was talon off on the 7th intt, and towed unishment has been given by Congressional statute, | humor for jokes. are now in the Libby'prison, | The friends of family .are invited to attend the | into the bay. making about five miles aire It was bet Fiat’ statute is neihor of higher sourco nor of stronger | Where, it is\ hoped, they will be kept until. our gallant | funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock, from her | Taied that she had been gotten off on the Slat we ‘The se- ob! gation than the law which demands senatoraand | Men, by a8 gel pe ge confined in | late residence, No. 66 Bank street, without further no- } cond mate, Mr Friend, before reported as lost (the boat hay- representatives @kall not by their action indace the be.‘ P chains and dungeons upon that pretence, are released. tice. ing capsized) ‘caved his life by ‘swimming on shore, and was lief |e the cause is re and our fortunes lost. lb . ——_— Garpaen,—At Hem rig L, on py! “ang! ba J a aaa ing morning by tbe Spanish coast guard in a {sa dec, ption to ay:that all th’ required Ie jon hos Excha: ed Prive: ers at 2, of consumption, Avs 8. Ganpxms, ‘bth year of 3 been arranged. General Lee has ‘declared hat. an aac (From the Raleigh (N. C.) Confederate, Feb. 23.) her age. Baye Pansxvanance—Cant Holmes, of sche Annie Eldridge, Journimentof- Congress ai this time to places which may | Aijattweive luedred Yankeo priscners.-a dirty: tag. | Sxrri.—Alpo, at the same place, ongfacedey,, February | tne 8.0 ssromt atarmed him jut before, leeving thet the Br ‘seem freer from danger than Richmond, would diminish - das hard featured a set of men as ever were | :28, Evizsvera Ganpxen, wife John W, Sinith, end Z. from Inagua for Boston, a etrat co. the resisting power.of the country by the suspicion that ‘wore sent down from Salisbury, and stopped st | sister of Avis 8. Gardner, in the 60th year of her age. the NE point of the Island, and would be a total wreck. the elected wisdom ‘of the nation was with ap- | the railroad depot, in this place, aw orders to be and ‘are invited to thelr’! “aaa H Mi Pprehensions inconsistent with success; and, with that funeral, on Fri from their Jate residence, | prometheus, en route to Wilmington. sublime confidence which the great and good always feel, 6 mornin, re havi he begs that they, who passed laws to force others to LI Meas 2 the vicinity of Cape fi duty, shall not now, just before the battle is to bs tried bret SP Neane was, which is to win viciory and secure existence, desert an a ms Imnxprmm, Snow, which safle’ from Dela- Port Royal, 8C, with a cargo of ut tw! safety there arrived at St Thomas 224 encountered a succes- Buc Youre for B before me Sorts to barn tet ia 1868, from which port she hafled, and rated ‘clook. Az waumr. 1 To Febraary 28, Amu G, Haaxer, |, Buso Bans Canren, from Trinidad, below Philadelphia, 1e Wri crionda and relativesct family are respectful Brio (Aust), from Malta for New York, with weimemmaiemem oe Gaeyioomes, | Saw e mee e Seee x one AL SF eal Caveaeeen ads ata quip of aflruaon oftaw Bod bout dataae, ‘and ‘wife of William Keane, baa ag Her relati me path ares panraeee Anite hcoure Moston Grid of Saleen, Yor $2000 Patrick Y y wo She wes ‘Capt Charles Lunt, and has always peen Shs (TEureday) aneraonn, at two oclonk, axa arrived at Fortress Monroe Feb 27 ‘February 28, of inflammation of | ¢.94REe Tone the in ‘of Oharien D. Lewis, in the 38th | {Siar and baa weather durteg tne wip, = ners OF year 0 runner from the Na The I take place from her late residence, Ni fae Beaute ‘Gate Paty avenue, rye : tourts Beraisa rn ee the er bap ‘t mrt een sii Sowme Lawis, |. staking herlonmediatcly. The Sen bad uo Hell pte pilot Whaleme: *“ilr donde axbreqpeotty invited to-sttend the fune- | /,Aiip Ona allen, of NB, 2 he, was spoken Jan 1b, off ral, from the ‘residence of hor mother, Mrs. Fowler, 16 | Soest of Os! ald from "New London 37th, to erulee ag, Breet, 0 Friday morning, at ten o'clock. ATe- | rop whales off south side of Long Island. f quiem mass will be lorated for her repose at &X. Peter's mediihs ied oF nee ‘March 1, Roumnr Max- barr Lanzeogs (oot Perens from Boston for New Or- wut, gon of Jane and the lave James Maxwell, of con- ben Ba le, Howen, trom Philadephia for Port Opin @amption, aged 22 years and 7 months. : Feban inva bos" r is ‘The feldtives and friend of the family are respectfully Foreign Ports. invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Doenoe Arane, Des 0 in port ship EN. , Crowell, Drother William, 228 Hast Broadway, oa Friday morning, | ins: picky ae ee Rg ai ten och : fOr NYOrK 10 a, Sin, bark acon, veGasoeran Feb wrt ‘Mandoona, ), dordan, Port- + asatian, -NYork. Bid aint, bare Bb J ortiand: brig J Hi Orowley, Crowley, Philadelphia} Barmex, Feb ic tn pore bark NH Haven, from pa ae Ne eos ),RYork, was wed ont. ee” ‘ork. JAMIL, nO date—Arr ship Marmion, Warsaw, San Fran- Bn a omen friends are favited. to ‘The remains will be in- arte fa Bry, Watters and Cole: Gareh in Greenwood. Palsaet Shia; iN earere Ler es Ryay.—On Tuesday, Mt i ven ssid brig janh (Br), Gould, Boston, 86th year of his Pa in port brigs Pedro: Wi for NYork 3 Weues John Sdeaney, NBW, Arr previony barks Lightfoot (Br), ‘Dublin papers please cop; (Pan Sraaupnie Mondviam, at Pomtuann.} — — _RRYNOLDS. witae nt Plymou! fobs Der loved wife of for NYork Feb 1, frow ; 16th, BO @ounty eee pee ‘Scranion, from Laverpool. mn, pone y Foyad ad eee ee ae bav. H, Feb 18—Arr schrs Wi Hilton tead; {2 golemn requiem mass will be eelebrated for the sho. td brigt A Berry, Ber Heed. ofr ‘and from thence to the Oemetery of the Holy | , 19th—Arr steamer jead; sobre Flatbush. The reiatives and friends of the family |,7ulia, Newman. apd thos Winane Bedell do, a: stot iy invited to attond without further notice, |" ,aewArr went, Sh Ages, Tap gli Nerragen: “hm in Brobkya, eo 7 March 1, Sana, jon’ Moorehead Olty, NC; chr Mershom, Cole, few ‘W. Miner, in the 67th rad of ber age. - | ath—Arr steamships Northern, orn wichita harem si | Ress ges ope ae ‘at half-paat two o'clock. Allen, 20; Washi » Mo eH -_'! Ww Desc ~-On Wednesday, March. 1, Mapras, Pebot of isand Nemsbon, fm joorebeed Bea ? et . ice q Surru.—At Smithtown, L. Monday, h, NATIONAL CELEBRATION, Queers E, danghvet ‘ag. Lawrence Pig nf x PN) bled aeRO ens ‘Taoxreon.—In “Broo on March 1 ig The relatives and friends of the fami respectfully ihvmked to attend the Tavera ua le renequen NO 63 Mp net no on Friday afjernoon, at past ad —e The remains wijivbe taken to Atbena, ‘of John Woods’ oe PLS eek frienda Povited to ‘wttend the funeral, (rom her Tats redidouenr Ne. 87 Lod- ng hye | ey 5 ‘mnance.—In Jersey City, on Tuesday, February 28, of 4d a dei r ora ye eras "Ine re one ‘a ops ty mem. dere of penta! Guard of pk esbheaed v) te. iy infant sen or Wp. Barb M. Young, aged and 6 days. ‘order of the ‘On te Wii etbeate ‘vase B. ows, heb eats CA deen bs. nd erate pe ae Chairman of Committee on ORATOR Na Hite aon saci rman. Fore a TT siepal express companies having signified thet In- tentto RoF gstuing the proceamin:scn Baturdeg nest, tue Com: SHIPPING NEWS. AAR AAR RA ALMANAC FOR REW yoRR—Tn19 DAY. von ' GM WATER, Port of New York, March 1, 1865. CLEARED Mieamebip City of Dublin (Br), Eynon, Liverpoot—John O Com: Mathghip Blo Genode (Bri, Marshal, Matangsce-K A} nase web iiome ee LUNES Cheese. rae «Br. hol wi . Oh moO. Bageny ao. Brie “Puann B lira peprtory. } Riba New Yous, The Members of the New York Crledonias Buootit SKIN AND BEAUTH fot spots, plinples and all eruptions of the skin, UNIONS, CORNS, INGROWING MAILS, TENDER ie Shutbbans, ae, cured by Dr. B Chiropy- wt, Alleriator - p Level pi Fnente od ogi ni AND UNPRINCIPLEL: ror to dispose of their own othe PRT verermioss, Net OF col COR 2M PTE Prnstea Focus Aen By mail Weents-and $l. Ti A} G CHEMISTS MANUPACTURIN: MOM ya world am aeuoninied with: Me. I, Helv migeaie eee Gestarieenty 3 rise. pressed. racler and enterpring. “iy Firm of Powers & Wrighiman, Manufuctaring Chemists, 5 Niuth nnd Brown streets, oF BLMBOLD'S CON ATED EXTRCT BUCHU MBLMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT 18 He OHA ding ruin, ot poarmacy and chontiutry, ahd-ace the mont active wht.can be made. EXTRACT OF — SARSARILLA.. Caee ee mand renovates the blood, inatlia the on bean into the sytem and purges out the humors that make lease, i. ac., goseo = eae ues MINATING CANDLES, 12 TO THE POUND, FOR: Baas Oe aOn R. AGNEW, importer and-dealer in tine Grocariex: choice Teas, &c,, 26) und 262 Greenwich street, . corner of Murray, New York. ‘A PAW OF THE WORST DISORDERS THAT( estes mankind arise from corruptions: f the blot. ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARBARLLLA te a remedy, Of the utmost value. ITY VS. QUALITY.HELMBOLD'S CONCERN: ) ANATED aaa \PARtCcA, The cose is sinall, ‘Those who desire large quantity and large doses of medicine ats. er? 1 CAN SUIT ALL. EMARKS FROM CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. APRA 1 4 ecto caammfogtion of HELM BOLL & te TONS, they enjoy our utmost coniidence. We-comi safe wad retialae” NEVSSRS & YATES. Puitapecenra, Jane 12, 1860. CROFULA, CONSUMPTION, CATARREH —WILLLAN Ro PRINCE, Flusiung, N. ¥., olfers his Treatte 06 Navuce 4- Bovereigu ttcmediuis trom Piknta, comprising $8 apecific rem « edies, which eradicate the above diseases and al) imourities Of the blood and various other diseases. Treutive, te ceats fnd ramp, muiled. Apply by mail or personally.” Flushing, ds thirty minutes by Thirty-fourth street ferry, Yh SCIENCE OF MEDICINE SHOULD STANT: simple, pure, majestic; haviug fact for its basis, in n for ts illar, trath alove for ite set Bo ste HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS, establish over sixteen years, TPO PURIFY, ENRICH THE, BLOOD AND DEAURIEY the complexion use HELMBOLD'S UIGHLY CONCEN. TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. Qne bod tie equals in atrength one gallon of the syrup or nm, MPUE HORACE WATERS GRAND SQUARE AND. Up- Fight Fiavos, Melodcons, Uarmonjums and Mollan, Or the same, $00 to $225. Sheet Pi in we and warerooms 481 Broadway. Cash nt rus, me try new music, paid for second hand nae OF THIRTY THOUSAND CERTIFICATES letters bave been reoel attest the merits of Lt 'BOLD’'S GENUINE P! ARA- NS, many of which are from the highest sources, in- pe pia statesmen, clergymen, governors, Btate- Ee ae Wi EIURE THE COMPLEXION By FowDERs. . Pie and rant ‘woft skin use BOLD'S - SirnAor OF SAMGAPRILEA. It gives s briliancy to the- Wisiheat hanes TRAM inary ented In Bhirty-Bith or Thlciy-sisth strest, bgtween Ast ibd Lanegion arsnues: rice not to exceed $1,000. - Address box. SPECIAL NOTICES. Auer inde OvES 7 the Are, vip S . De une fully regeived atthe Ineitaony Res 1h ue, oF at Mra. F, ©. Doremus’, 64 Kast Twenty — 4 STBEL.—SPRI Shoe: of Is at the c. 5 ™ Tax ere. ree. run Works, Boston, NAYLOR & CO." Bostou, Nev: A Ta Pew be band at thet ! a ey ap BY direction of the COOPERS, AROOSE! THE JOURNEXMEN COOPERS. of New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburg are requestect Halt (a0 Rings aiveet, ow Friday “March & ab o'dock FM Cgme ong, come all. CHAwLES CARTER, Presiiene . 0. PARRuLt, Secretary. 4 sail IONEL ILVER REFINER [SL SoHonNS, SonuAR SERS Ee 8, manager, Jewellers’, silveramiths', iapa vil ter gilders’, dentists’, book»inders’ a veford 'N. B.—Old rr 1G OF MARSHALL DIVISION, NO. a7 thia Gold and Silver Watehes, Diamoyse rehased. E TO THR BLUS STONE BOSSES —THE LUE: flaggers, on wud alter the 7th of Maro. On account of the high prio af not aaking too much, By order of the Ansoeiation. / dt BERGIN, Chairman. Joszru Monmison, Gecretary. Orrice OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND» 2 Cl street, New York, January 'N Notice ts that the a» of the city and erat mueree and $ Sad nat rp ery Tyg Oy Ny the auction oF ge Uisestmente he aootengal nate ‘aod New ¥ al beraons bellering hopsopives bo. 90 spugrivend to the Commixsior must make 4 riod al ntioned, Bylaws it such application be fereased valuation of, the real and thereq, estate, the Bee amd it ta thet “dates aaseom i arroneoun hey shel caps the time tobe corrected” tion be made fn relation ton ot i gore al atate pli sah akan nal a a] cant»: od the ould Commissioners, who ulin F- Yee admit anch oath, ‘and if, 10 bis or. ment. ‘Agneanment is erroneous, they shAll cause the ame to be gorreeted, and fix the amount gf such | ‘they niry Believe to be just, hele thereon witht phirty er auch pel shall have made tor No reduetionsshall be made by the ‘of Super. Toms geaesce micas tate taee ae x * ton iat ‘hep art was uvable attend, within: pertod Lat for the correction of tdyes, by reasvo.. ia on OF AMIE * [Nal CIGARS AND TOBA’ Tce Satan ron AS 8 "Egat sen to-day ot ‘treet Al PR NT 600,000 Stade eee EXPRESSES. oi - a. JMPORTAN vi AILY—FOR ORMWLEMES Tern tne Rey fore orn toatl ft ay re oh non recat Ipt of ten cents, ty addstoeiag dooretarg usenm of Anayamy. ;