The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 21, 1865, Page 1

-2 TPA ———— SUE Tovehe 7 NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1865. {ERICR OVE CENTS IS SOLP ¢ rapidly before the young woman could anewere ‘TL want some one who is» thor ‘ip arene aecr dresses, & @ of Gen, Mrage and retired to thelr homes, There has | vance. There is nothing doing in sheep or hogs. . ; : . . battles in front of Kinston, last week. will not be fr | covered the Camdru & Aube; track near Bod: ne NEW YorK AND Tue vICINTTY. who can cut, tit, and make up vow My Telegraph to the VN. ¥. Sun, "°° © killed, wounded and prisoners, on our ida, | town, N. J. toadenth of several inchre, the trains coe who can alter ver old one fod all of Som) on the enemy's vide, whose dead out+ omm Sir we SHERIDYS ALL RIGHT! i shia. a ia ' rere oblived to run through the we er ail (he way to : . re the cutald aker@ ase very ¢sLorbitans 1% ‘ Trestou, Nearly all the trains trom Li hin on Fink DEPARTMENT ANRIVERSARY,—Tlo | Ver rt ae aT yrefor some one Who is om) number oure five to one, owing w their reckloe ae. saturday arrived behind time at Jersey City, as did | Sixty-seventh Anniversary of tho New York Hire be | tent, ‘nthe louse ? pon our works those from Waehington, Partinent wae ce d 3 + at ated yessecday with creat eriat, | App icant “T have worked # great | oce report that General Robert F. Lee ie in ” wha " ‘ During the day the flace om the several engine and | 28 ak ny for mvaelf, my mother ani my * . winand of the enetny's forces in thie Stave, whose | Wow York State Legislatare. | nove houses were fy ins, and many of the houses were | Ut l 1 wot pr tea Wo be 2 irate haae rw she j ; ‘ eacquarte igh. bas brought quite » ty deesretn fe . unte usually employ @ dece i aker et 92 5 flix Cavalry at Vihite House. headquarters are at Raleigh. He ; rh A, * ALNANY, Marci 20, | Fry ally decorated. At night all the varlous build. | day, o:4 ft alwes vat the sewng. Lheve hed trong force with him from Riehmon ene refi Amsembly, ings were han 'romely iinmuinated, and in many of | suthelent + © at the business to make ove goer at oh 4 Beare. 1 - goer and deserters state that Jolosion and Mr. Angel moved to «i Provable Junction With Grant. cadare in command at Richmond, and that the tor- | Cities from the further & © to the Ce ‘ DETAILS OF THE GRAND RAID. troope. mio te ieve the force which accompanies tien | di Committee, Alter debate 1 hie Stat a, exbatags hep | bits Passep,—To Incorporate tho Theatrical Me- A Severe Biow ‘to the Rebe's. he Geldabero Jorns at, of the 7th inet. erates tht | ehanical Union of New York, To incorporate th a Counctiof Wart was held not more than $6) miles Huntington and Hickewille Kailrond Company of arce the Committee on | them there was a eoneral foilification, Toaste and | ol drerses, well enougs (or ord.nary purposes qd “ ; on of ths bill sentiments wore drunk, and there wae a good time | ,, 24 y acaln using the eye-glassee;-~ 7 Are vou generally, The Chief of the Orange Fire Depart- Applvant (who «poke the purest American, her, ment wasin the city, and made a geveral tour of the | anvesiers for sev ene adione bet atives of several bulidings, He was received w atien- | this country, wou aly replied, -"Yes, ma'am." tion dy his brerhren af New York, Fireman's Hall |, Lady—"To you utersond” bair dressing f° Wes @ royular blaze of light. There were ceverel (Comtinulng very rap *L want @ pernon com @ motion was - we h of th New York; and to incorporate the Father Mathew Ment to dress tay oWu & med IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF SUPPLIES. | fiem that city on the 4th inet., constetiag of the Total Atwtinence Socie'y of New York traneparencice with appiopriate mottos, Waven hamatiog” Me Hauehtor cous t wu Nvuev Oo, le ¢ Generals, among whon, wastheirgreatieaier | aponrs,. Po incorporate the New Vork Literary end Wewant some one in the rreajge our War Tur Deartr— Proc ss or RecrcrtimsG— | deal tn co™ pans Isperesnrst Action cy Wane Ere.—There wag | our who updersinnds bow & no drafting in the oity yesterday, as the Provost Pineaiecurat rhate Ted ‘ Marsliale found they were likely to be “reasonably | dvesctiy, except to area e Daey” in mustering during fe day, Notices are now | aunts have fine h being prepared im the Fourth District, ealling upon | @rranged for even: the conscrinta to report themselves at the Provoes | Uub Lever t Marshal's office within ten days, The interest which LA dy—-* Do you understand how to put bair aye is beginning to be felt ia the several distiicts aud | tn whtertal gud Metricts by latluential men encourages those sho App General Lee, ( | i to jnestperete the New Coilege of Dentiotsy), . Pr A - ‘+ aud to enend the rewietey law FROM NORTIL CAROLINA, | Acotouet teioneine to Genorn Sherman's army hae | SY 18 mhend the rexiatcy law.) cease cane art arrived here fiom Wiltington, He tat pon the Comptrolicr ter nfonmation ate whether : Nal ‘ the Pa . Par. | Se County Trewurer of New York bad complied with Federal Cecupation Of Kinsten, | “Bomet til! be in Golteborn on the 2th inst. Pare | iii law requiring Conuiy teacurers to tetain 09 ties ‘rom the front states thateuns were heard yertor- | more than to thousand doiase for receiving and any in the cirectiom of Goldabora, @ distance of $2 | Paying over the State | x of New York. THE REBELS PANIC STRICKEN | wee vom Kinston. etal order for Faarelay coving, oot ne Oe evening From the Army of Potomac per ET Ta Washington, Merch 2W.—luturmation from the News Itoms y hairs Sherman Marching on Goldsboro, except indifernuy " _ he P : a have the matter ia bend, ead it fe probable thet the Lady «1 seamatreas ?" Army of the Potornac ease, that cannonading wae Fi r 1 icf . are TRE DT the ' : 4 m0 sub eoy hiv LEE IN COMMAND THERE, | wenrd att day saturday in front of the Niath Corp (Bp Telegraph to New Tork Sua.) whoo! will not be resorted to until the Inset momen Pe Mes oy Yes tn'eti, ab soy without any other object, apparantly, thaa to advise | Tne rebel pirate Tallahsrwer wae at Bermuda, | Meetings are called in the Ninth, Twelfth, Fifteanthy Po Py ti you know bow to cut and take up Elehteenth, Twenty-first and Tweniy-second Wards for the purpose of dev iain #? My busbend wears fue shir Firing Heard in That Direction, | our swe thas they atill have an enemy opposite 0 March 11th, under another name went neane to fillthe quota A} with sl, ht cawbric frille, aud L want to bave u@ ena ~ i bnets | Ir te reported from Ni ‘ ie repor rom New Ovicens that the rebel Lumber of the citize fier! held set ghirte made tip in she huuso." TT) aha r f WT | Three deserters vere executed om Satur Del | General H sizens Of Iariem Held 8 meeting oa marty centile nit } ' pdman, while en route to Moxico, was » lest ' 5 A Theve mado shirts for yentlemen, ai A rl AC IK ( IN Mé 1B ' Lj ‘ | loan levoe, of the iSth New York, waste have bee ahot by persons unknown. Lec hoabrp ee sage reais peopel Decca ies of for ay rother. Pshink Loould make them as we , ae = . ery | Mol but hiseentence was commuted to lmpriaonrment Boe : ; goveu to call @ meeting of citizens of the Twellth | 46 many tbat I have seen in the storcs.'* TWO BATTERIES SILINCED. dosing the vor, owing to miiticating cumstances, Tie Court remimed ite eltting Ward, for the purpose of taking measures t fill the Lidy —"Do you uncerstan cutting and fting? 2 — in the case of the 3 railers, quote, The time tor the meeting baa out vet heer undere.othes App. —" Vor Ladieat yea ma'am,” , Laay Cen you cut aud tb boys clothes!" App. © You insta bhave jeowy browber's determiard, Laat evening a tueesing for the Sever Tenth and Th coth Warde was held as Market; forthe Twentieth Ward, comer of Thirty. fe along argument, Attack on Mobile. counse’ for the defence s Twe HKatteries Silenced. Kichwosp papers of Saturday have been received, The Spring Flood: . Thee . ° 4 % lotuuy, wh » was eunall." ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS | Yee Orieana, March 13th, via Cairo, 20th.-The | The moat impor + tw that the Confederate | qhird street and Blehth avenue, and forthe Twenty- | Lady. "We'll then | Lebould think gon vould Pickaye: eextrarayes “On Sotucday Inet an atteck | Congress adjourned at noon of Saturday without | second Ward at National Holl, Forty-fourth street, | do such work for me" Lhe eyeglasses were Smmense Destruction in the | *!* le on two batteries defending Mobile Hav. by | having parsed any of the measures of re askod | between Biehth and Nioth avenues, Krein wretched acrone the guee oi the clergytmar : z 5 Oil Megions. Lede sagrhebde gtk of Libs slencod the battertes, | for by Jeff, Davie Major Liedee, AV. M.G, han given instructions te Rabe ore ngiey ea ‘in AAT young wor Berta aetih. a driving the men from thelreune, This we obtain Tne procedings ta the case of Franklin W ail mastering officers and provost marni that the * Are you an Atuerican ‘ from a9 ©) e witness of the engarement." Sivith and RJ. Batth, of Boston, who were tried | BfOvees marebnl of the district in which @ mon te App. Yeu wa ' &c., &e., aoc. - 7 ; ili lie drafted, can elone muster im 4 substi ute, and no eub- Lady." Do you know bow to cook well 9" -_- —-- Tho Great Flood, by court martial for gee patty the Government, stitute mustered in in vlolation of this order will be App —" You, 1 uncerstaud making GENERAL SHERIDAN, - ‘ and found puilty, and cach sentenced to two years credited to (hat diuiriet nte and brokere have | bread, ples, cake wud heer td aba bo perlections cenes on tho Susquehanna Imprisonment, and $20,000 fing have been set aside | pec ivod notices to take all subrtituéce te the districs | Vesiiee ober coomsny gevernily Arriva) of the Cavalry near White 4 Varriebarg letter to the Philadelpuia Ingrinra Lady.“ 1L kuow pothing about cooking. EC about (wo thie doliars’ worth of propert ‘vrof saturday, sage: Tho Alleghany river duriag on to Charlotieev ir Woman's “Worn aN VAGrs,— observe’, male good their escape during » A MA Wonk ain Waars, by thi king that nine or ten dollars e month was y afternoon, rose fourteen fect, and one part of Womon, whose by the Presideut provost warchals to Le musater. At the; F Y House, Fte toon i kept “ via nably nin RT re fisied be ill lar fle sty bry 7: Ma p bch tege hg t Sore e'tizer » h wi! A % wv m < ve " « wmMed ie , Sled Baltimore, March 20.—A Fort Monroe totter of vere | Harri bure ye naw {March 18) perfeetiy froiated, | THR colored citizens of Neahvitie bad prand | Oo Onl breelly feb iba Cashak. Ge sil never eas Lourie tor coke UuLT. abOId' be glad 1S herd y ner cm White at the waier havi fover tho Laukeof the rier | procession yesterday in celebration of he ratitica ‘ - yOu Gey toat \-epuee MOOT, OF 4 oad u ris rdey. cays: An arrival from White Ui beatae aoe | H loreing @ connection with ¢ p ’ : tho Provost Marahal General's office, was ruspended, | ave cay daughter vader re Medes | Aour last evening, reports the arrival of Sheridan's | Pgyun creck. tie Me aed tue volurce | Hon, by the people, of the revised Cunstituion of : ul * ] nome one in bee boune che cookiug, and ‘ Paxion Creek, T baa are atly tn J and on juquiry, 1 wae found that there «aa sa rT « uuwer sevalry foive on the north bank of the Pamunke:,a | of water tothe north and ene. It ie twenty leet | Tennessee, Which declares all alsves forever fren. wer thas it is properly done ute she few miles from to Tous t os wt the Hilf-way House,’ miles eaet of the torn. | 1 fA ' ground for the report, Further rumow were riteto | rants we hiro a bose in Now Mampotiirey wid & is nl ee from ito Howe, at oo, on Baty | It ow rea Vine street, covering it to the | Upwards of Give thousand joined in the procesmion. | qhe effect that during the alweuce of Major Dodge at | shonid want you to go with cere, and do the ; he brie eis Lt bes i h had been partia Aeprh of ve eral tu ' “Po i ont sire t ib fe vers Tie coremonies wound up by speeches by colored | Warhington Captain Bronson undertook to act an | cooking for us, can the fritity ocr a a : tobels, has ayia toy e it has neatiy teached Meatow Lane, ‘The cx orators. Viovost Marter General, aad ordered the recent dratt | | Whe wy saul tater sre aie " 01 en pert’ An eh weut ty th H ¢ rf r; . eo 70 ly ue ‘ nae ice 7 % Sisds i hes le his ft uibraee a vend * Pal’ ply ot BY, ati a n Inst vations are made in the Richmond papers | en hie own respunewility. He ie anid to have renurk- ary) 44 ! wine ir cent nine 008 since in auticinaiouofthe | te eubnerge th i . nae bee : an ye F eofsberidan att noire, with hie fo. J tony A the engines in th Novelty | that Vice President Stevons has neither stood b ed to areporter who t to ark questions on the App - have uot had much experience,’* Mavala aiMaul bein omaasiear thee eae Works aro under water, Porches. storie and | jem Davis, vor raised his voice in Qoorgia to ‘fire | SUbiech “OF course there will headrait, Gen. Fry iad) ~ Van you sweep aud dust! eee ; | lee aru fhe Wy, Gitecsion vad ‘ i Mojo: Dodge wanteconecripts, anu | Ap). ~ Yeu tata v."* wre supposed, Would be effecie | by twelve | t 4 hasbeen eter the Southern heart was expected after the want couscripts'* La “Peuould expect you to sweep and dua ave di f commen ly bee as) pen i inet niet | Pon ast 4 lure of the peace tiinsi Bo Jof, Davin inlet | cut ory fina} at the | Shia ko use thoroughly, expecially the parlors Voie Connected Account of Sheridan’s Grand | | ing alone ty tlone in bie glory to deal aa be best can with the | pp. 46 & bauly copstructou house sib ae bt on the Kaid. Wholesale Destruction of Kebel * where alonz the banka of the riv wat be sitio ison Liieies coy Park office of the nd nbous wreuud, aud aade salt Ge Alt ateriala shes ré ed. Arebel owed by buro av Mee thickening aroun: im, twenty menat the Battery. Ne retarne were made eal atter th hurch was b and iti 9 very supplies. ' t toaiued after th 4 eand piliare, could t tructive ne thie fn : . . i , < ro ue P nl “ or WO " abou d also Wank you Details of Sheridan's last great rald through the | feed. Hlooms on th And weet branches of the Ina Vicksbure Heaatp has information de : ea iui ri “ by the various provost marchale | jarg i beat rk Laeipes “ues : Hage Chae ‘ ' nthe of enlle' mente oo ia the too r country weetof Richmond present many interesting | ely $28 artnet of rived from persons latoly arrived in that city, te | A IMe way of entir'ment it 4 blo fe. Lae word, what T weut ie @ thor- fects, The expedition, which consisted of about ten | cy | one neay, arnore | the effect that a few ¢ >a regiment of Texans REMARKABLE Loxoevery,—-Charity Hart, bo a © catic anid housekeeper combine: thousand men, maluly cavalrr, fof Winchester on | thet th 1 iasn wt th ms wets | moved one prison peu at Jackson, Mian, and Lite | Blict of Napthal Horgdind om Saturday Ine at Flat Lhe cvesglanses Wore @yain raised, Gd Ofer ane = y ss werthe Sus(uehapna at Clark's Fern: one ni ites 4 J z ” Ne ni 4 ‘ i. 3 the with nit, and moved up thes) nando ra | Ag RES i Evert Wailea the teat mie | liy demolished it, selling the prisoners confined eepelree ; . , Be mn : espeny aptese The? bother ineyout ee vat Hie (eee oD . HLP LOX Da err » of the enc " it oan de nde under water, ef | ' ‘i e ie Indy tived in city tor eighty long . y you can y to Woedriok, where # emall force of tt Lowe ; sinaged. Teande ace wpe stock | ts go home + thet they themaetves had had enoug! bine ehty lowe yearn. Are you at A Re a met and diepe At the bridge arrose the Nori uw iied, and household atighes los At Middic> | With bereycoight unimpaired, ber heariog but litte App. (npacent 5 At th wn bhe wate stiooded wpYoat pars of tie town, | of the war and were going to Tox This story ‘ PERS Lady’ You «© Vot course est and aleep with River, at Mount Craw Roseer’s rebe Pyare te ety, white | Y | affected, ar mind aimort aa clear ini) renee time { 4 ‘i J ; 1 4 ; | vot fe ay > h . ik ‘a } was alan voneled for by @ rebel officer whr atated | iscuision anit ever wan ale could, at the close of har the sorvanta, because t , you were creer caper’ oot foar Lundred in noint ppted to al eluent " ober way ib Would creste jealous peso girlie are tha: bride! Wau ikeo wars ettew cer cea A. telogaph con vation tine mien: | that he wos in Jackson on the day that the | life converse with remarkable clearness on the [ go ‘ad of each other, they don't Hike to have any te ! reared ne Western Union will lore shou ; : jeal . therestier kept at @ respectful distance from ours op the United States Company about giv.osy | Stockade war ceatroyed, | ohenges New Yor. hee undergone ance the dave of G body treated any beter then they are, What : , co pes r t emi the oth reompauies low beavily her giriliood 1 wages would you expect sauce. The forces peseed on throu ‘ 1 to Harriahurc. March 1¥.-Sv'elork, P. M.—Tho river Trtery-ninn eacaped Union officers have arrived | ' z le M App (Brrailingy—"l do vow, niatam 5 Thaws arnestor where Karls. with the remnant of *'s | in tullung rapvily, and the water is receding f the | at Fortress Monroe from Wilmington. At the | XPLOBION.—L ast ning, while Mr. Hel) ayer ved out a9 8 servant, and T have nn dee enten command, wae stationed en. Curor b | cit he pee covapsnies are puroplne a «| ane performing one of his fente ¢ eordem he be paid t one ¥ G y @niy a portion of the Th Divie kip routed | fa oir, ¥ tha NOba ain iied since | time the rebels were trans erring our prisouere A ty Ay sof ao Bs. nhs ASAT BRAND tt ought to be paid & Jone who comld do'al 1 i at bis place of evbibition, in I ‘ rrims . rat you require. bite eapruripe as Os Bu of (he eugines att! water socks from Columbia, 8. C., to Charlotte, N.C. in en ¥ ; in Trondway, a ceriain ay you requ art ert * elf, {Ry Telegraph 5 paratue containing gas expl and did con able | The lad iently wod ‘ing that eh ¥ 10, with a oh ‘ v te} (iipaiion of the intention of Gen. Bt On We | dumnce, One of the emplovers waa eo seriously in- | @ lady, evidently understencin hat she Galeticanih eet ratigs Pebaap rr The bdsnyea Elsewhere. — lease them, these officers bid theinselves in tho | sured thet his lie wae deapaiied of j onabs to fix the price, went into an explanation General Caster, minand, @iter deatic adel phia, March ~The Vistebure Crinoste | 04) ing of the hospital at Columbia, and belng u | ; concerning servants’ wages semerally, concluding | if Heh pOmt, } 7 pice ty the auth HP stl evpe 4 oh dark end atermy night. They bel mostly to | th and ponition enables ther ne pay for @ young woman, if she could get bo priva ty therein wae t t was comp etely under water river i . | to hire other women todo their bousehold work, a MI French {ih ar | @ur troope, Aifer destroying the rail this! wag © steps of the Scott ' the foot of Ir- | Eastera regiments, and are in e very destitute con- | 9 ye euiiy complain of what they Sip ine one, whoconukl speak French (ike a oative ; drees point, one column of the army, uncer Gen. iivir s sii tha lowaenast bi Wan visser whi Hi gition | quenuy plau H hey ety! Ne | hatr Like « professional; # thorough dressmaker; was dirpatched to Scotreville, on the Janes tver, a i . | tinpert.nence of domestic because the servant i ‘ 4 shirtmaker; destroying ala ve numberof milla ateceuouses aud | ed dun the floed, The fictt ward Is pursuance of call yorof Wilmiugton, | wrlahed ta Kanw thi ak Soy evark A \ Bu oxcellems seametress; gol ab irtmaker; compe. Sheit cor Kenta, h the route, Tt e Ja 7‘ c WO | city was flooded, and communtestion with all the | on the evening of (he Lith, # very large meeting, in he Hf ie bg 3 ? ork re quiredy #04 f tone to make up underciothes and boys! garmenta ; completely deetrove ye other column tise ; ‘ giv ‘i ve Basar hanes adler acted iewards Coednuariie, ca ent off, except for vehicles. ‘The ce | cluding some of the most promineut cititens, was | ‘he PAY that is to be given—may seo themselve® Ty good cook; understood the washing of lacen ; mo destroying mille and other property of value ae Levecck #tyeet, were hliod with w | held in this elty. having for ite obert the adoption of | Reflected ‘n the folowing report of an actual ocgur-+ kuew hore to aweep ant dust; willing to enawer ow the tuble; eat and slecp fe rebeia and teaiing up the rai fet tlooret bnildings were inva dan'e inter tion to cross the far t chanics s're os bridge wae closed to trnveldu of the fear thatit would be seep resolutions by th authority of the United | renee, which took place in this city last week : the doa. belig wal Ville, and demonstrate t ard Lyachbuce, eoventeen “ | States Government would be recognized, Beveral | The wife of » promineut clergyman, ‘a gentie- Priies distant, but thie was prevented by Fiiz-Hich | # ater have sisen to ite braces. Ad » ole ork eneeches were mado and loral resolutions were Ioan well known in Now Y d throughout Mike Or Tenly et 4 Tee, who with wrebel force destroyed the bree at | HO Wine, the river wae at a stand till, aud at | z : gts | MERE Oh Re ? ade isa alditie daha By this tine she epplicaut became uneasy, and that point, The army then wheeied nbout and took a | o'clock it was reported that the water wae rlowly ial | ed, The Mayor of the city, ia cloeing his speech, re- | the United States ‘rou Maine to Caliarnie), oe], bortherly cours toward the Ce lon god to give the clergymau's wife piece of ber and destroy is DReliromdetriking | ing. Hy the eveaiae 1 will double be witht ie | parked: My fiiends, let ue to-ulght f reet and cing | accussomed banks, and tle danger gul te part, long since, Cested o frient to obtain for here is ot reser in a ‘i o " i di aval cee t ty tu! ad onthe subjectof tw. .uto's seork aud wages,'* through Thome (eon ae i | By dispatches trots other ¢ forgive ust political diffeveuces and live only for | young women, who woul! sesist iu the borschuld . Ie Hig that Farly bad paered that point only a tew house | As et at renin {| the tuture, resolving that henceforth it ehall be our | : \@ refrained oul of respeot to berwelf and the per evioual habouttwo hundred men, iu thed Ob City, were ca | rs fl ; errangementts, end when obber company ‘ 3 fect b , pes b nay nen, I she die | | tod. Frank. | Wide aud obiget to fecure peace, promote prosperit,, | P wm wl recommented her, Tho droll position tu Tectiou of K chmond—the remains of hie tor | }Buncated, 4) | ' } was woarce bean agreeable companion. in «few ‘ . Of thirty theneand nen, Atthe souh A to the railioad w C | andadd to the gle 4 vrancear of our common | ' Apo lathe voh she wag place! was sufficiently amusings rs 7 a, reain and ibuta to the Ailes so lonen fe ar } ley orn. ering au mA ut etter Gevers Davin Aieeover ) Pe ed eee ee ei ee any oF Monomen- | country.” ‘This was grecied with prolonged syplause | we oy wie i : re : + a ACpaue | ind semhe glanced at the rich fuygiture, aud cor 4 Pieces o} . ; . 1 . rind ‘ » ‘ ormmien latin, ¢ upon the minister's wife, *: ‘ pusrne, A detact tho bridges use Lepuiced wy lave Loca ewe pt wea), Tue Navy Departmeut yesterday received @ dis- ihbiide : responding siyleof everything ju the epartment, toc ne Fort Wayne toad i¢ unuer water du eevera for the ju: pore bta ning the pomtion. The ap- ia : / : . ©* of at pinces. “The Allegnany road has been dmmeore, | patch from Adiire! Lee, dated off Bridgeport, Ala lic Pil itlcats tA GR) ceed TAC than aced labs satis the th ucbt ceme ecros# ber uo ud, that for al! thas ers, fell Late our has on 1, both bi sous of Hrideee etruckion Of | March dth, in which he stats that he took adva itghot loa - F Hite tmeynitivence, she would not be induced to serve ‘ Station Gen, Custer re | track, and the Cour eh Bob vet | ys ; ; a ner of micah young Women, wee ble poer of say . Y ° b Facly wich mie ned, will, wi Uinghamp- | tage of the late rise iu the Tennessee River, and the wife of the © "ver, at auy rate of wages that lady tu the land, and b short dis:ance ton south and West Pittebncy Mile have had to ene lived long epough in | crossed Elk River with the (ayebip ant the would be named by the women shatexpecte] so Pursuit, Abt pee and residcoie of the Lowes now the | oP! e rbd val wach pet tbe | this world to obtuin the reupect aud esteem of « y 4 pecte |e Parts came vy a iver Lave beem driven up into the second wud even | General Thou.as, ant weot down to Muscle Bhoals, ‘ P ; much for such a duall amount of money, eo Jubal Liniselt bat at eacnye capture ¢ rd storie | G toddy'a ¢ ; | large circle of {riemwia who applaudet @ad appre- ! ae ith 5 hg ‘s . ; yey 4 . © across tien, Roddy's earip, whieh he de- A ‘ ; plesgant manner, without makicy @ direct answer eaping throurh the ewamps alaioet ulune Pitsburg, Pa, March 2). —Te legrapls communuice- ciated ber aol tenying efiorte, while suppastin, \, , * timo the reed authorities in Riehmend t ft di, and drove the rebels ot!, He alc | aie turned the conversation upon California, t bg ; + | tien with Of City bas not vet being eatabiirhod. w : | an aged wosber, aud sucteining @ younger broth. : Pontively of Phorigan s movou 1 aa alee Th vagre details of lowen by the lace iicod | she rebel comrounicatious at Laab's Ferry, wit | ; knowing thatthe oly had recently returned ‘om Street, with Pi cette divsebon, moved up cau give but meagre details ea hy the Inve ihc er, asol ver Wouu led in, an! discharged from the ; ow F Give miles of A d etation, to ccatront inthis region, Oil City was completely degded and | large number ef fats, pontoons, m and ennoes. | that land of goldep ores’ aud asked about the Voted tates service Aton, Was line chanres of s Oo tmesing kuown her business to the cengy- b man's wife, that personage fa little wowen of ebout 45 ver of age, with slightly grey harm, and Acountepance thatexpresse! Lut ordinary intel. eaider, Cue ’ * ' etre ued ‘ the euenog's aavance Lue back u ub wae hitaeets in arn arven back Bherifan, tates the rebels in ot fo ward, making & Fiving in the ne t many business offices were carried away by the wa- | A great des! of loyal sentmeut, he eve in Mey th ter, Derslcks and tanks coutainiag larze quantities | played by the people he mes with, and he thinks of olleame down, and the river ie black wih floating | ghere iano doubt that Alabama will soon return to bal » tnoet of them filled with oi, Many Piccebur® | hor allegiance, Mr. Clemens he understands, ts Ginasutter heavily, Along the banka aro ant evic | | Yeung Women would er snquiriog having been an vO veh ther were » Bhe rose ty leave, and ae oe departed, the te 'atreas of the house inforined her that this wae giuated, The truite o He leat Exped ; Dinsia aiuh @0d thmilins & } endosvoring to become Mi itary Governor, and the | lig Seana aaeTiCe he vecond time she had been disappol:ted in nat pesuee, nud its damage ‘othe eles area Gences of wrock jouses KONO shelbieipabrides om pug f tral te ct tewil be ver , id : vee oMtwintt apersouto ile ta » r, nT outin the open eir, Al! the towns @long the Alie- Ado ne mar meal Mies AFT popula Wie singly look hau He Las b Ae Mil iced ie iastht ; eaeh £2 8 WAH GORE AY 8 nes Mé | ghauy river were inundated, A large field as Man- | Me loyal people f the tate, . | “Are youan Amer.enn #* descrited in the sbove report, Poasitiy, fone t on ich, and no tald . | chester isentirely « vered with ou barrels; and one Ri the Army ef tho Poromac there lea steckace | T 6 ahave erurued “Yes, ma'am.” young woman will be found who ¢ Meusions during the wa. hae eyualeu it in eteet, piece of bottom land, satiort distance below, about | . sous: SR eRIT I) H ra in sant St the! Afier as short paure, the riinisterta wife eaid } requiromente of thie lady, If nour ar nm we lr seyeaaly | twenty-one acres in extent iscovered ficm eixto | guped des riers are conivel Lefora execution te Ha al Di aie preame | Seceps euch @ situation, 11 might be pr From Noith Carolina. | eight cot ceep with a copiused mas of ol} barrels and | :+ there were as | accounts about sixty men, | Surprsed at rach @ atatencnt before any oppore | gome young girl to qualify horse’! imine liate'y.urd A war bulletin, issued from tho ofiesot the New. | lumber swaiting the rfate. dist as the right of its en. | tunity had been aferded ot making her qualifica- | when competent, make app!icution, Tar address berm Times, contains the sollowing, from ite corres. | ‘Ihe Flood in Contral New York. CAEN OU BGR OC te py a RL A fata | tione known, the y + woman looked trquiring- | of this employer can |e furnished at vary short no Qondeat at the frunt | Onrcgo, March 20,—-The volume of water prreing | that goce out only to execution, Bad atories of | 1¥ into the face of the lady, who quickly asked tice, bus for obvicuar a cenaot be given here Ane, “tomy 114 ¥. Mare i4 A den sa | thiough (Le Orwego river ie larger than ever beioe remorse end agouy the wails of that low, cark, “D> you speak Fre eh Lae : 14 Pes eps those who aueer ab the youny American : h : known, and fa still increasdng, About one-third of | floomy cab.n could tr Foon as conveniont, after » Heed," was the rejoonder 1 havo re- r » to accent siich be { Le eae Fea Roa | the high datny two miles up the river, was awert awn: Generiar |p Arrestog on B's we to the enemy or | Colved & leh education any." women: for rele! ae “i ini svihiviries bitte giound evecare ail teas ate A portion of the etereh factory is sub. | (he T.8t) andcharces preferred against hiro, bets | Withoutpaying any apparent atteation to thig | fashional lo b nh preference to toiling idea of bee wnee 98 Mare 7 | tried before s gener irvetvartial, | mtaternent, the lady ¥ lu continued, “Ll want @ b their noedia, would ‘ke to send @ eiste Where are nos ret merceitwo or three feet, and foare are entertained ¢ | © and educated Freel With their noedis, é fer or . : 4 he An absurd ce: ure of Mr. Lincoln and hia Ca. | PSti¥e and educated Fieich Woruen, to converse . such ® capacity, Altho: pain Was bulT ia et nv, | for ieratety, The Coffer dam, above aud under the | pinot has just made ite appeerance in Paria Aly | Wit my daughter, who understands the rude relstive to ecrve in ae i 7. Althongh , Mee iron bridge, sentiely aone, The canal boat Hype | hands ere assem. lei at the Wolke Houre, and mid. | mete: and L wish to bave her perfect herself in | euch lator ia not atall devrading, and if it could } nion war cerriog into the lake and ism total wreck, A | 1s f the éih of March has Juss been chime, | ' laugnare 2 12 take ible inesiad, for the pur- | gi! be well dono ty one person, it is evident thes py apne aaa eo potion of the lowor bridge, at Fulton, hae been care | i; het say ha Uh enoe ae be letra hquor | & sh cine Fi rH : chet, erate the person who dorm it, fy entitled to better pay reine we eLLULY ALE Coursietely panies | Hed away, and the lower part of the wown, along the leegea laa Fain omipren hiya t HOWRr With @ | Omran a nent that she wae note) ony more cousiderstion than could be expected By SDT Gnseat ou Pridas, anu by the injpad | flate, ie overtiowed Chitl, Mr. Welles is weeping for joy, and pointing | Rative of France the young wotran rose to retiru, | frow the Woman Who Was “isappointed” in ‘ Levine aya oe a Plaka a ahead | Detention of Stock Trains Wa lite wy Wat ian war hard bawan gaye: | bab asked to rewuiD, and Wake e seat, There | cx4q wor J , a< . oreioeR | Y ) tte ic Mr, er aor o A.M.—Our forece vow occupy Kinston, and are ree ny Alreny: arch Perea TE we detentions, oo the | rot heat gate “rT iperial gay a) gM upon ee wing examination took place, The INDIANS IS New Youk,—On Priday tae uodation, ne Bian rains Bae Seren Linon Th of hia mouth are issuing these words: "I gave conversation is reported in pearly the exact len- eleven chiefs of the Winnebago and Omaha tribes ' | | President Taylor's borse ® slver currycom! ; let | gua? Used, f ind "| , a LO; leaving same 1,500 still to come, and wh a Bey | of indians arrived from Wasucgton, toother wit | scarcely azrive ip \ime for the week's Now York | wy friends, present President Lincoln’ i Lady—(Placing her eyeglasses acrosathe bridg® | their agente and interpreters, They visited weiripg the raiiioad bricge acroes the Neuse river, eich will be finished within «few days. The enemy were much demoralized on leaving Kineton for (iolde- were’ Meet of the North Carolina troops belonging lp ‘be eeeterm part of ike Btase (ook “Pigneh leave” us, rok, emall ev: hold. wit! agoldcollar," Mr, Stanton ts saying 1] of her nose). “Are aon oe . area Paseaey oH cant per yt od tb mo ¢ that I woud wo <lorione victorigpto the Asso- | App an ed a arerieas ' | Park and other public places on Saturday and 3@ five buudred Lead Leve chansed bande #, she ads | viewed Press,” Lady "Are vou e drecewsker !"! Then seats b Continued on tha last pave