The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1865, Page 8

8 zat “MOBILE. CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACE. jwankeo's deck oan be seen, but but when s working party appear they are fired upen from Spanieh Fort and are som pelléd to retire. Several officers say that the Osage tw a perfect wreck, and cannot be repaired if raised. BURIAL OF THR DEAD. ‘The four sailors killed on the Osage were buried this Bfernoon in Daphne churchyard, in the quiet village of Bolywood, about one mile and a half from the bay, on the road leading from Stark's Landing. ‘The officers and grew of the Osage and Milwaukee were present, and the Bavy gonerallly was represented by officers and seamen who assembled out of respect to pay the last solenn rites to the poor fellows who go horribly lost their lives. Their Dodies were mangled in a shocking manner. DEFORIPTION OF THE MILWAUKEE AXD O84G8 ‘The Milwaukee was one of the finest Monitors ever Bells, «was nearly twice the size of the original , had two turret, one of which worked by steam. her sino she drew very little water. he waa built at ‘The Osage was a one turreted ‘turtle backed” Monitor, Bailt up the Mississippi. Her wheel was located in the centre, She carried an eleven inch rifle, and was very formidable, On one occasion, in an engagement on the Mississippi with a rebel battery, about eighteen monthsego, the Osage was in the centre of five or six’ p.clada, The enemy, believing her to be simply atin a ihe ory Qentred thelr fire upon her ap she Pissed; when tha Gangs Soolly sacuered directly in frou: ‘@P Wie Daltery and soon silenced it. In another engage- Moat-on the Mississippi, the Osage accidentally grounded and was left as useless, having ‘broken her back.” (She was afterwards raised and rebuilt as strong as ever, 54 sent to Mobile Bay. She was the only Monitor that pasood through Grant's pase, > LIST OF TUE OFFICERS OF THE Tiextenrant Commander—J. H. Gilli omamanding. Acting Voluntee- Lieutenant—F. hen ‘ting Egan dW. Grocker, Niles. Crocker, R. 1, @oombs and E. D. Springer. A@ing As istint ‘Surge'n-Nathanel ogee a Pom yma ter—Gurtav us bay Se runes Sr ke Second John As er and Frank Leo- daicants Jol Anaiian! man A. Hurd, H. L. erson, Wm. A. Blanch, Henry Blanch and Jacob Ps Feeding jorge H. Cole, Thoa. W. Stew- Georgo W. Perri “Paymacer' 7 Clerke—Tobort 8. Gillis. LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE O8AGR. in—Wm. M. Gambie. cing ‘Ma:!er—Geo. W. Garr'son. og, Rowign—Arthar OrLeary, John L. Mickle, wich J. Durney and John W. Adams, Eny n er-—Acting Chief, Thomas Doaghert? ; Acting Firet Assistant, Richard Ston:; Second Grant and John Miles; Acting "Third arnt william Burke, —— Robbins and Jumes Wilson, Act ng Assistant 1 leymail J. H. Benton, ‘Ac 11g Surgeon—R. W. Gifford. Atiig Master's Mate—R. W. Rogers. ‘Marcu 80, 1865. @RATR OF TWO OF THE INJURED ON THE OSAGE—THRE ENEMY OPEN HIKE ON THE SUNKEN MONITORS FROM SPANISH FORT. ‘Two of the injured on the Osage died last night. ‘The guns of Spanish Fort opened this morning on both ‘the sunken Monitors, but did not succeed in striking @ither. The tron-clads im line responded tothe enemy’s fre, and scveral shells burst directly over the fort. WOFPLIES AND TROOPS GENT FROM MOBILE TO SPANISH FORT. Last night thé enemy reinforced the rebel garrison at Spanish Fort. Seven of their transports can be seen this morning beyond it, The force now estimated in the fort ts between six” and seven thousand men. A rumor pegdhied tho flect to-day that Forrest had arrived at Blake. A th» whole of his command. It ja also stated that thirty-pounder Parrotts ‘have been added to. the ens of Spavish Fort: THE REBT. IRON-OLADS AND GUNBOATS.IN OUR FEONT, " ‘Frow present appearouces there are, prospects of an sarly naval engegewent, The rebel ram Nashville and Punboais Tuscaloosa, Morgan and Natches are now lying tm Blakeley river, near Fort Huger, with the evident in- Sention of giving battle to our Monitors; and this afternoon the ram Huntsville was towed below Fort Huger in the rection of Spanish Fort. More of the enomy’s war ves- gels are supposed to be beyond them on their way from Mobile. »Theso vessels are all provided with guns of heavy cali- bre, come of them, itis said, of the best English man- facture. The rebel gunboats have been shelling the ‘woods beyond Spanish Fort all day. The ram Nashville resembles the Tennessee, and is said te be fully as powerful. The Huntsville is aiso aformida- ‘Wie iron-clad. ‘WHAT OUR NAVY HAS DONE. While the army has been investing Spanish Fort by Aand the navy has not becn idle. The loss of the Orage ‘end Milwaukee is unfortunate, but could not possibly be BVoided. Up to tho time of those disasters there was no @pposition to the advance of the navy. The country on each side of the bay was cleared of rebels by the shells from the flect, and the batteries at Dog river bar silenced. Yesterday a battery on the west bank opened fire upon the Cincinnati, Itasca and Sciota The vessels replied fand Kept up a terrific fire, which compelled the rebels to @vacuate. This morning the euemy returned and com- menced firing on the Scioia, when a few shells from the fatter again compelled the enemy to retire. WORPEDORS AND FIRE RAYTS—THE DANGERS OF NAVIGATING MOBILE BAY. Last night the cnemy sent two torpedoes floating down fhe bay. They passed close to the Octorara, but wore picked up by a small boat without exploding. One was eo picked up while floating near the transport Kate Dale. A day or two ago a dark object was seen floating on the water some distance ahead of the Scioia. She imme- Gately slipped her anchor and steamed to tho spot, when {8 was discovered to be s large log. Returning to her ‘anchorage, while picking up the buoy, she wound a tor- {pedo around her propeller with the chain. It fortunately G4 not explode. There is no doubt that the torpedo had been fastened on the chain during the little while that she was absont. From the torpedo were taken forty- five pounds of powder. It was then sent on board the Admiral’s flagship Stockdale. While qne of the sailors ‘was examining it the cap exploded, and, there still being Seonsiderable quantity of powder in it, one of the poor fellow's arms was blown nearly off, A day or two previous to this accident the Metacomet picket up a floating torpedo, not more than ten yards from her bow. Seventy-five pounds of powder were taken from it. Some of the torpedoes are simply beer barrels, covered ‘with pitch and filled with powder, with percussion fuses @t the heads and mdes, and slow matches leading from ene fuse to the other. Boats have been sent out every day for the purpose of @ragging the obannel for torpedoes, and a large number havo thus been discovered and rendered harmless. On Wednesday evening the flagsh!p Stockdalo signalled Ge the fleet “Look out for fire rafta.” Information had Been received that the enemy were preparing torpedo Deets and fire rafts to send down to our vesscis. SPANISH PORT, MOBILE, AND ITs DEFENCES. Bpanieh Fort ie an irregular bastioned work, with forti- Meations five miles in length, commencing at D'O).ve's reek and running to Minctia bay. It was built by Do Peto, in 1640. The guns are in embrasures; their num- ber ie variosly estimated. Among them are three or four seven and eight in the remainder are mostly Geld pieces. The main defence of Mobile is at this point. From the land side; on the right of Spanish Fort, are Swo bastions, encircled with rife pits, cheveaua-de frite, frenches and torpedocs. The fortifications on tbe ex- frome right are said to be covered by the works on the toh of Blakeley. Fpanish Fort, from the bay, rerombles the bottom of a Shoe. Pinto Island, to the right, covers Spanish river @nd commands Christian Pass. Boyond Spanish Fort, to the left, and on the opposite shore of Minetta bay, ina fort mounting beavy guns. There are aleo water batteries @8 ach aide of the bay. On ono of them is mounted goven-inch Brooks rifle. Mobile bay, beyond Blakeley river bar, is Ollod with borpedocs. A large number of torpedoes, refugece and deserters state, aro also buried in the earth in front of Spanish Fort, near the revo! rifle pita Forte Huger, Bradley, Tracy, Battery Gladden, Spanish River battery, Blakeley, and other rebel strongholds, are in front and to the left of us. Our troops have built a fort on Blakeley river, imme: @avely above the rebel line of fortifications, which com- mands Battery Tracy and the enemy's transporte and gundoas The rebel General Maury, Mobile, arrived at Spanish Fort on Monday, the 27¢h inet., ‘and ansumed command there, reHeving General Lidell. From Stark's Landing Mobile is plainly visible acrons the bay. The city looks beautiful in the distance, and, ‘with the #unehine full \pon it, resembles a city of marble Palaces and wncbumene Built youaa bil) and solleot- ¢ commanding the defences of | i a a ae a edie of Tatton @ daughter attend the funcral, Fn eo tng the e's ay, on FORT SUMTER. | 2 tess anche a tar tome face he * ieee Eisen wil stakes | JRE HT coum ‘From this point over the clear water Mobile ts about ‘0 deteaies cad Getind tdnd papers pinaes cons, *, | re ye pen * @REAT tom milan distant; ut, glancing abt wader the saooth Br, Grama, Monn Wests to Waama Yui im the morning, ha Sod'0h ‘pends and’ o onmar ‘surface of the bay, in 8 torpedo point of view, i appease months. . engar ieDvOTION. tan thousand miles away fron ur nary. Departure of the Arage with General | Bre tae ea sane REBEL ACCOUNTS. Aaderson and Other Oficials. Amanson.—Ou march 7, Amn Axnanzon, | Wo,0ee from hie late residence, i Drralon ‘TEAS AND COFFERS donates of derees so ~~ anne, et Mas Do The Lanai of General anys army. Sarai ee ee TEAS AND COFFEES, rreadquitersropons trom toe Bator core sate that | The OL Flag and the Fort Sumter Mail | | Te funeral wil ako place thie Gunday) afternoon, a meaty lc f ‘clock the enemy landed sone Bag Board 7 Fecimenta at Bastlo'a Point Clear). It is proba: bd mpeetfully invited (airnd withont futher sce NEW OROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION, ble, What tie: henry Sitae oF as Seat Ss thet Cees &o., &o., Se. D-biin (Ireland) papers please copy. mEw chon quia OF Livast’ TAFONEKGON is further reporved that eighteen of the enemy's trans. on ee aaa EE Aeom 0, sncant dong a" Eicaer| alnlephaticas ce cs a a aS i ° 7 | nv oY WEW CROP TEsS OF LATEST IMPORTATION. Clear. "A company of toounted soouts sent in the direc- sailed from the foot of Beach stroet at noon yesterday, P| fia . tion of Magnolia, however, did not discover any enemy. | for Fort Sumter, to raise the old fag once more over that THE ENTIRS WHOLESALE STOCK There is no news from this side since eight o'clock Ye | nistorica! fort, The vessel selected ls a magnificent pad- ve) siisiibacktn” sition! terday morning, at which time four regiments wore at ‘= of yolock, THE EN’ the narrows, t miles this side of Point, The | dle whee) steamer dimensions, At ten o’ ye “ ne aa Wil0l heavy rain has been falling with little for | those invited to assist in the celebration began to come ationd the funeral, ‘St. Andrew's chook. s > qe a ENTH OLESALE @TOCK the last fourteen hours has doubtless swollen the creeks, | on poard, and sixty-one were on deck when the anchor | 127th st,, near this ‘atoesse, | Gane Viele ies mit, wustabemad < TUB ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOOK, ‘and sopped both news and queues lig’ al|lent a0- was weighed. A Post, Office’ vam, decorated with flags, | at Sve o’ " sian! ‘Steamship City of Dublin (Br), Eyuon, Liverpool—John oven counts, drove down to the pier between eleven and twelve Mn pape het ye Mone Baany, an ip Chay 08 Manehaator (EY), Halcrow, Liverpool— Q@RBAT AMBRICAN TBA COMPANY, The Rumored Raids against Mobile and pigpeneregr soy pared Sze idartenea Vere: invited to tien are xespantselly, ly Bisamship Fang Shuey, beings. New Oriesns—H 1 GREAT AMERICAN TRA OOMPANY, m the Mobile News, March 22.] Anderson, Fort Sumter, April 14, 1866,” and also the old | belt past one o' sage Of his parents, | Steamship Carlin, Philips, Benufort, NO—Murray QREAT AMERICAN TBA COMPANY, Too only information we have of the enemy's mere) | Fors Sumter fag, enclosed in a box and. placed in charge bagi Mam, wife of Thomas ship Chesapeake, Sherwood, Portiané—H B Crom- |. GRBAT AMERIGAN TRA OOMPANY, ae Oe Se ae feprenmat that | of Sergeant Hath whows name is indelibly amocated prgwoy i be tau abi Sey Soins com 2 NB—Willams & peta: Sagan 4 a column of twenty thousand in umber is about to move | with the defence of the fort, Hart was the man who a vy aes Sees moe ); Hardore, Hong Keed and tiaig- we under Canty, four thousand sioug, and Shae ate dee eee Pras he” allyaasegenaonbedg | Zeueents sea | sere olansae Ht D3 U Brookrman. OFFERED AT RETAIL : forge under Thomas, 7 signal on y nie: Bee, Sanlogn Seca {ato start from Vick 7g Be ine Same time. ‘The above|| For the last four years the fag bes deca: in- the vaults peal le a Hamburg-Puneh, Metncke AT NO: @ VESEY STREET. is ‘a9 the reports of prisoners captured near Pensa- “under the Bank of Commerce. Mr. Enapp, Superinten- ae hosts eo atin 8 Eur an, Bring Bebe Bree One THE COMPANY ARE NOW SBLLING GOOD : another is that the entite |-dent of-the- Post. Office, and-Mengrs, Parcells and Yeo. |.._T yen Mataporoe—J Paulsen, | an géesive Taree ai Mo Sper aging Hote and man, clerks, wore in charge of the van ar ite valuable pega lave Teaiden “Penge Berra Re A tae ee ter A amoul went 2 1 - Sethe foros, of Yankees reported al the narrows yeat.t- | Fellch aot rom, ona ene “eT came nite | care erenie® (BPs Paper; Minnitan~D 3 De pa ay, igre FA a, wary ip ecphiey apne-yr oie tyes ate ip-rpapa henge) er Beni Goa » , ed Oo. (Bn), Blelgerthal, Port au Prinee—A B Gode- | MIXED, @®e, Te, Oh, Wm, Gh cule morning leony oe Seal suaber As pecipe i at OTE compos phaser tanga ite Gu today) sheraoon, a two Sane from ia rasagon (hr), (he), Welah, Ha cate b Houghton, os” i ee pe beceneuasinanitited = + chatted a few moments with friends near hija, “There find tees, om Ror 4 Van ‘Brn sret, Bou betray Mechel a rel Go, 8 co GREEN THAR, po 008 General Anderson,” Was Wlisred all around as the Borris. —On ‘Thursday, Senay "18, on ‘board of tho Bre Gelomsl cas neous Dape Breton--arett — General proceeded up the gangway to the deck. General | bark Iris, on her late varage foam New Xe York to Moats i Br) pow pay Bon C0 ENGLISH BRBAKFAST, @0e., 70e., 800.. 90c., 91, $110, BEST ’ Dix and Miss Dix followed immediately after. As soon | video, fy days oat finest low York, from the elects of |. Brig Yietona Uratia ean Sty Pla Eee ficrge $19 PER FOUND. arned the authoritics and the public, are at last the General appeared more than one in the crowd re- © san stoke, Captain Boome , Brig I — Ting to assume a dofinite shape," We oan no wt | Seated the patriot word of the veteran:—<Tf any ran | *écd 47 years, 3 monite aud & Gere. Bre Clara Brown, paeyheva pei a~Walsh & Carver. | yoUNG HYBON, @0e., 70e,, 60s, 000. $1, $1 10, BEST $1 30 ourreyes to the design of the extensive ions Rieomple ‘baal down the Amerioan flag hoot him on | G°0C0Td (NT ee de after a short tiness, | Bone Frvmniie Well Boowetes, tenses Baker Baris PER POUND. witnessed ihe dois ie State, north and south, a nee cave in Orange county,’ Y, Joun Cosmas, | _ Sehr Humpa (Br), Borden,” Gantwallie D anni ‘We are now as fully advised as to the object of the concen. poten now rolled rapidly up and ina short | tn the 68th year of his age. ae UNCOLORED JAPAN, $1, $1 10, BEST $1 20 PER POUND. tation of aac fp orien aoe Ge time Bosna oe, io oo a the wharf Henry any Wak Cana—On Friday, —_ an siren 0, Geert sadvereers F Millard Fitmtes Chases Norfolk—8 W Lewia Oo. | IMPERIAL AND GUNPOWDER, BEST $1 % PBR before us, and can ‘no longer doubé that ; Armia at, | ton ni poi ion Yate toe pes ot eee her ge Be a shen seis Bat Warkisgton Wartkingion, City Folni--Bentley, PoeND. Paap rigadlor Ge erneeten, ‘The relatives and friends are respect corer ‘SEbT an. Efecto wes eth | Site aera agar eve | Nees eae ae | RC RAMEONSE ESL nn, | coPmEm conoo, ses te Shity days canuot be expected to ooallnue much longer, | Tieamed'from her moorings. The diy of fag. uno | *¥2 o'elock, from b pale Op eiler saber abd pelt Eee fo rata eel oA (hae PER POUND. is will stopled cre long. meen ees ete at oe hnine' se prota || fullineas, Zouasora Countat, the Both Your of Bey Bite CO aay FRENCH BRRAKFAST AND DINNER COFFER, Se.. "iodred, wo have. reports, consi dered uthente, that | Saves to advante for spectal Aa sane poet on, Tt et be | 4, Tey wAen Bn Teer Speen eS eee "Pace Glory Asien PEN POUND. a nnessee nvi » td Penancola From hove the force me a oportd tobe able urbenit eee discharged ws “detente hk laa air fcooaen nn tantra Bieam mer GH Be yparinta tan) Hane: paige. | THE COMPANY MAKE NO NO DEVIATION IN PRICES. thade an'to the mesongtn of the force reported moving Seay pan Mie prego’ = a : a, ‘and ee “NCaawr,—On Friday, April 7, P ing Sram rap me | TRE. aay ‘These Teas are all chosen for their intrinsic worth, keeping. two hun invitations were issued, an ‘CATHARINE: Cannons ‘beloved w! 4 Our people one and all know what jous have | Create: with the members of tue Gath et, Tas ted Fak Os de heer ae ser aunta Sait wi ae ac sport) pammpeg cidiere to | tn mind health, economy caine ie - Deen made to meet the enemy. and while we refrain from | $Ues, with the members of the Osbinet, are exported | ‘The fune take place from the residence of her Tat 35 40, Ion, 86 passed steam: | a shoo, any cappiaiannan ta thabe Visciency. or 4 = lew! on beara at alia tore : aa “vm a n. | mother, 193 First avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two thipBlar ship. Ualed ini as fe, New Oriente, Ame eed DAIL. we mcat edu ant fe eltsation would. peseut as — shine giving promise of « ene faclkea o'gooke on rhedil at 78 Canal street, saaesh City, RC Apel 4 ris Fortress Monroe #8 heure, 40 U8 COFFEES ROASTED AND Gi enh ro ae | aapect 1 all that fe Aree endanger oa doubt that, with good weather, Soe 7, aaoured of the | standart Saxe, e beloved child ot Williars and Eitza” Btramsahip Hideon (U 6 transport), Alerander, Beuofort GROUND COFFEES, 200, Se. 850, per pound. chances of sucess in reaisting the attempts the or Capiain Gadsden, and th comforts of a splendidly eae age ear moni and ters via Fortress Monroe, 80 hours, with troops, 0 US | 11145, gstcone, Boarding Housekeepers and Families who peas rn, led a, uit The charity weeetes 8 0 tes More | pe eg EY artapaai towed ‘use large quantities of Coffee can economise fn that article Drumming up the Rebel Deserters to De- oR ee ees ig enles on eacth are all Oe. Oa nea ee oats Bulkie Bogaers fo Parag “td hours with | by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COP- Arreat, rhox TH REMeL GENERAL. THOM. Satsancof Fort Homies viac alot Geteral BW. | ae een te ae ee eeay ipvliettepend | ace Pf i at array & Nephew saa, slatte--| FER: which we sell at the'iow rive gP'$6 conta por pound, soma er (Erneech tat ae Crawford, General ” the feneenl, (rons ar’ t's , % Canal street, Ppa S hour hoor ‘with sick and wounded soldiers, to =k tod to give perfect satisfaction. Some men, belonging to ine roghments of this brigndo, Prag itl ge sige corner of eae Lay be: rats oe e Stonraship Gruasda (U 8 transport), Baxter, Norfolk, to U alscutien: ss chien’ ta Tha Teoma bleak ba While u in ac gir. on crewiayed thelr furicughs, while others bare Pee Sergeant Pe acai SavGrday, Apet! §, after a severe Page Sletantup Motoor (U8 rane rt, Hallet, Fortress Mon- duties pemaliine. attached themselves to commands nearer their own | To Gove1 ms of Maine, Ne by ana Te ee! ’ ame aimee aaa hls (aa aavs si : oy claases of absent soldiers are guilty of desortion— | Masaclusctis, Thode e funeral will on mat | and ieee fe ue a pas oc hae tabs i amilitary crime fatal to the cause their country, ia, (Gor & Whose lawn panish Me with @vath. © a Fy reennng the Company. Now Is the time te permit such men > ao rg) ee are acquis equaly Rane to to the oie PY an YouR. st00K. ‘ fon they jay iar fav ponalay ‘of smiasal from: from the | gqntng™emee tax, 1 YOUR stoOK.: ; The Genera-in-Chf, Robe Rohort E. Lee, in General Orders ber ee LaY In “your STOCK, © . Nos. 2.and.8, Hentquarters Armies Confederate aanaee GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, States, Feb, 11, 1865, satan ‘pardon > men who will Te turn to their proper cements § bag hee nn shortest Die time, not ex days from the tion of Ri gre, ako at tho ineadquariers ¢ ofthe ~_ ae isp i on absent from the First, Nineteenth, Twenty- GREAT ANBRIGAN TEA COMPANY, GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, @ vesi® STREET. 45 VESRY STREET. % VESEY i « VESEY eenth, Sixteonth, fourth, 'Twenty-ffth’ and Thirtieth Louisiana regiments, Austin's “a jon of ara " Fae ta Py ‘oopaleter Loui- siane bastalion, to avi emselves mous order, and to rejoin their commands, whose herole deeds and disciplined valor have covered their old banners with the lustre of enduring fame. der the general exchange many prisoners have al- ready returned, and in a few weeks every officer and man will have becn restored fo Serene. Many Fe who have been improperly absent are also coming The brigade will soon be stronger than it has ever been. It cannot be that yon have made up your minds to master—the Fourth, Wa. Lioyd Ga id, Miss Ell ield with passive obedience to a Yankees; oe you ue resolved cinta 3 coun- 8, 8 me yang try, yourselves, your friends, your kindred, your homes, ole wives and children: te'iee rule.cf ss enemy whe ag JOHN V..N. HUNTER:. even now holds out asthe reward for the most humili- | t9. i Ww, PRINOIPAL AGENCY, INO, HE. ¥. ating and abject submission;chains and sla Chas. Davies, EL. J." Winset BRANDRETH BUILDING, N.Y. Nor can you hopo to, enjoy the free ins utlons be. For sale by all druggists. queathed tis by on fathers, without siaring with your eo “ Annie countrymen the dangers and privations necessary to de- IDEA. conn Lege fend and perpetuate them. Won by valor, constancy and sr i fede iy imereigae, te cif 4, Motcait an fortitude, they can only be maintained by the exhibition | #02- Jobn H. Oli Esq. ; Hon. Moses of the saine hardy and noble virtues. NOVELS Return, thon, once more to the path of duty, which is | Hoo. Ire om pce Seer corms 0, fox the path’ of honor and independence, Resolve to dos | Hon, My ia capable of ouatiing tng mauily part in th ja’ chateat for ry. Scorn van tio skulk any longer from the sight of all good men and | B®} John McDonald Croan, Keg. ; Fa Devid ee od worn, and from the secret tortures of Your own sclf- | }f. Th .¥' Homan, Coun Bi “4 i etme ot i bur, *Vour old battle ‘flag still Naunta defiance to the foo; Gensral Delaheld, Beteaice General Fey ona fife, Beige, paas to all TE lg ‘ae part your old comrades still stand shoulder to shoulder, | General Delae Townownd ad tno son, Liga Close menlalag i short With ever-increasing contdence in thomeelves and thé | Simao Breck, Hon dV. Fos, Amaabt Soraya O'S, BN wT appeal to bis Excellency the Governor, to all the ctvil pom) on "at, Fra Sa ees ome authorities, and to my noble countrywomen, to exert | Hon’ B’ Howard, cr Sena Doak their power at this auspicious moment to hasten back all | even ou C ahenaaeeen men absent from these commands, to arouse the young men to @ proper — va lon A 4 ile docu bed country, and to rekindle that patriotic devotion throug! out out beloved State, which will lead to the recraltment of the old regiments and to the sup] of the families of the good and true men who via. steadfastly at their RANDALL LEE GIBSON, Brigadier Genoral. THE DRAFT. The Fourth District. WEST COAST OF MEXICO. Contradictory Reports Respee' rez’s Movements—French Naval tion to Guaymas, &c. San Francisoo, April 7, 1865. The Maratian Tims, the imperialist organ, gives the report that Juarez was en route for Cape St. Lucas, whence Jua- J Se niwh wit he would sail for Ban Francisco, on his way to Wash- agunwe, At the Fourth district Provost Marshal’s office business | ington. rae ie Gertie Goes on in @ very routine fashion. The same process is A French naval expedition had eaiied, it was supposed eat Saale ennsted daily. Yosterday three substitutes and two ftv- | for Guaymas. crufts wre mustered in, and three men held tq service. imperial force has movéd to Sinaloa, fo areas have yet boon made of men who failed to Rimpabaielt won sccm mall nena” EROS | — ———_ from March 4, oxys that Joarea 32 ool SO So agg The Fifth District. Chihuahua his Ministers raising troops, though igisrenae In the Fifth district yesterday twonty-three mon weve | money, atms and ammunition are scarce. Be AS obtained. Of these seventeen were volunteers, four sub- The French war steamer Victoria and transport Da tee on OREM F a titutea, and two drafted men held. Captain West must 4 appreciated: gutuig and ono drafted men P must | Rhine are at Santa Darbara, on the coast of California, ean They hope to obtain supplies of coal at San Francisco. News fro: Brandreth House, Broadway. Price 99 2 office cont, $40,000. The Eighth District. As volumteers are now coming forward’in sufficient numbers to keep Provost Marshal Manierre and bis as- sistants employed, no further steps have been taken to enforce the last draft except to notify the men drafted of Francisce. Sax Fraxcinco, April , 1808. ‘The acaroity of flour and wheat continues. Extreme Prices are obtained, and consequently trade does not x ro MBROH. the fact, without sotiing apart any particslar day for improve much. tor of the late Michael O'Donnell, aged atari a Ree Were, "eee them te report. —— roereits mere credit 8 Military celebrations for the national victories were bg oe - a hed Sprague, frem Malaga for the E’ghteenth wat ree to the Twentinth and six throughout Btate mi family are respectfully invited the Twenty-first. The number received at this office oa aed re ‘ia Ponca cient al tend the funeral, without ‘without further Notice, this (Sunday) AE sas see en Halpin, from Cardi for during the past week was sixty-two. mass ing ie ers’ Assooia- at two'o'clock, from her mother's residence, ae “ —— TON, The number dofic'ent up to four P, M. yesterday, tion was held here to-night. wenty-fifth street. aN po tng Bl moms bed FRE onuRon OF THE REDEMPTION, sien, tho Provost Marshal's record, was: in the Eighteenth | ‘The Union Conyention of Washington Territory have Gow. On preg, Ape, =" B fhort bat ‘There will be special services Ik thie shuren ou overy even ward, two hundred and sixty; in the Twontieth ward, Den: severe lin the low ON of Charleville, ee Wifi for Pho Cathcart, for NYork8 -- ase ‘@’elock, with sermon ono thousand and eighty- ales} and in the Twenty-t nominated A. A. Deny as Congressional delegate. eounty ward, two hundred and twent moa ge tle does | Thegeteamer John L. Stephens, from{Mazatlan, brings | The iveeand oun Sm amily, and those of Se-9ys bark BF Shaw, MeCene not give credit for the men enlist ir. int the ex- Ld me act doficioncy must be far below these figires, Unit » | $%%000in treasure and a thousand bags of siver ore. Invited The dally overland mail, hence to Salt Lake, resumed ite trips yesterday. The first mail this way since the interruption arrived hore last night. Tho recent meeting in behalf of the Christian Sanitary its duo this district ‘ra Mr. Dlunt's tho exact number deficient cannot be return of the ¢ office is obtains by ascertained. in the Evorgreens Oome- o ota. April 7, Mra, Manraa jar Qu morning, April Eighth distriet—Captaia Man! Ninth dietrict—Captain Dunt SUPBRVISORS’ Three year men. ‘One year men, Substitute. Volunteering keeps up astonishingly well, both at the | Commission resulted 1p remittances by telegraph within of Park, through the Suporvisers’ Committee, and at tho | the past few days of #0 000 in gold. Lpeiaaed vadee ee ihe ows my provost marshals’ offices. The following ie¢ tho work for rn 1 ew sr Was spinon Friday, the %™h:— aseeechanati Poo: i Sanaa 1, Canam M., only obiia : i of Pia and ‘Bild Ponnoyer, aged § months ser. ‘date 4 am 8 0 friends of the ie rs a Sixth distriot—e Rg igre tS Fit oily ae Bah as a, — avenues. pe ob his residence, ww f Livery yey Bar = tultotoat for both. 88 80 Bitsye 1 do. mr ORNTLEMAN OF 2 Rec sc | Pee saan gna sen Ae ‘seein One yeyr moon: 4 A tive. Th mee Cape, D. Le Bully ee Y eonbd to suse A re Pa | rin, ° hol acl = | the evening exchanae tn ae * aon ta ung the funeral, from bia lat ince 10" “y Citark's place, k's place, ery prommmeale aty or Sarat ‘Govan Cuseet Groton ead An Total....... 77 | ing tho Fifth Avenuo Hote), will take plage on y Meuse ae at afvernoon, at two 0 Aquaover Total for April 7, 120 ht moxt §=The corner of Broadway end G0, rll 8, afior @ maori lin at old room, wt -ihird street, will therefore be closed. 0) aged 2 years, 9 months vas ine _WINES, | ae The Quota y City Pillea. “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS ERG, KANE & CO. 210° PULTON BTRERT= Mayor Cleveland, of J deen ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- " Washington forthe part few dayeet bosinese vetng io | MARRIAGES AND DEAT feces tg.attend the funeral, from he Fel Wage JEWELRY, 4c. Cea se ag a oe Seba the quota of Jersey City, of which there hae been of late Marrica. shernoon, sitwo ordiok wider ig cuigpate ant ihe Gade iat ttle Uhalnase cal —At Newport, R. 1. YJ aN ape od of so much dispute, tole cies Jast evening aa fullows and they wiltornih a All right, Captain the Provort Marshal of the may Bat by the Srnoat.—At Preshing, 1. 1 00 Saturday, Api ote of the above a Yuan A. F. Srnoat; of Taunton, yw) Cases and oanks al —_ Te anges Hi, 78 BROADWAY (NEW Yorn Ho. ae ria non, | Lea uf epic Ree fd Fifth Now Jorsey Congroesional dietrict, ia ordered to , of Brooklyn, Rionan ged | Hair Shawls, oF ay Arviole take no furihe? action in regard to tho rafted mon in LL, to Rusa, daughter be om lave era services at his Inte residenos, No. 1 Sandford 18 WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICK FOR OLDEN E.—SEVERAL HUNDRED oa Jersey City, 0. CLEVELAND. 8 car PR pri evening, | SYM; Flushing, on Monday noon, at twolve o'clock. s. ao cee a eat ae ies Noh ni ai. Borer and inn seem leen ain Hy — . , yn, ") friends jo. Daitie sipping, nawon Court of Appeals. April at the tes lence of the bride father iby the invived to attend, Of the familly are rexpoettully | 5ft"Bronaway BLiveriy atrect. Piuntce Bannan LOST, April 8, 1865, av. Father Neill, Mr. Jou <a of New y Taunton papers plears copy. q aE: oR sae etgar, Ag SE: a, | Baa i en Re | Ri «aru ant | QB. etPOaRY wm aT ARE PTA | erm eA Ow pe gon, og ‘hie conr, sijottoed to Monday tooraiue, st halt peas] Aprit 7, SUSU Pat's Rpisoopal chirehs by the Rev. Me, | Coonan ce et 4 maaaer Bu poore cot prices, pele Se gutea ak the cont sent to any ada on tol r » Dine © “eek J uakew) CuaRius Bowaxn A, AiGmacuy, of ke lalaad Die Frade wad peice He the family are re. 104 Nassau street. tN 84) for aul, a ALD 400. bem Wee ote en